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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-12

THEWING TOBACCO.-A prime lot of
~ Chewing Tobacco, just received direct from
Richmond, for sale by VIM. FERGUSON.
may s
IA OIL, Just received and for sale by
may s. WIN. FERGUSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07
LONG ISLAND ITEMS.


NIwTowS.-Ths town. like all others In the
vicinity OF New.York, is fast increasing in value,
and many fine estates and beautiful mansion
houses, are to be seen on every hand. Among
them We notice Of Messrs. Geo. B. Bhnckerhof
Lord Lord Taylor, N. " John J. Moore, Henry
s. Leverage, Chss P. Leveridge firm P. Remsen
Il Co. N. " Goselin, and others. There are sew.
erL elegant churches in the town, and almos
any number Of farm houses and market gardens in
the vicinity. The importance of Newtown (which
il several miles in EXTENT to New York, may be
known from the fact that there some 500 or 600
farmers engaged in raising vegetables, fruits, &c.
and carrying it daily to the New-York market be-
aide milkmen, &c. in abundance. The usual route
is by the way Of WiIiamsbargb, from which il Is
blatant some three or four miles.
By recent vote, fine building il soon to be
mt up for Towr Hall also what has been found
inds pensabe) q prison, in which to place persons
who come over there on Sunday Cunning, and In
truding upon the grounds, shooting fowls, ducks,
&c. when not successful in obtaining more Legal
game.
There 10 good Hosel In the town, where per-
sons, travelling for recreaiion or business may
have comfortable place OF rest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MEETINGS THIS EvLsIsG.-Saddlers Benevo-
len. Society Military Hal, Bowey, opposite
spring.st; Uphostsreu, Tuomey's Dem'cranc
Head Quarters, corner Of Grand and Elizabeth
str. the T.ilou, who have been on strike these
three weeksl at their several resorts Laooren Oh
the Fourth District at Mile mans, broadway Do.
tween Eighteenth and Nlneteenthsai CooPen OF
Wlismsburgh at the North American Hotel
Quarymen's Union Protective Society al fasncA
Fsgan's, Thirty -eighthst. between Second ana
Third avenues; Bricklsyer and Plnserers W
Perryst; Board OF Trustees Of the Protective
Union Cooperative Society; and the Journeymen
Window Shsee Painters Protective Union At their
association shop, corner Of Catherine and Henrysa
TsE GrRRIr Smith BEsETIcIARIEs IN THIS CI-
1.-THE Netc. Orleans Bulletin OF the 2osh uit'
grossly mirepresents the Association OF the DO
nee, Of the Gerrit Smith lands in Franklin Co. in
this State, residing in this City. These recipients
are white persons, and not fugitive slaves,
free negroes; )" neither are they "vagabond' az
the BULLETIN would have in readers believe. The
report published that only two benehcianes
attended the last meeting OF the Association Is
false, and, furthermore, the regular monthly meet
ings are only held Tor the iornation Oh oe''et
acquaintance among the recipients, who are all
hardvorkipg mechanics, with no desire 10 remain
vagabonds in the City" The speech Of Morse oil
Loui,iana must be refreshing 10 the Editor OF the
Bulletin. There is a wonderful coincidence OF sen
timent existing between the two worthless; one
the NJ CT denounces the workingmen who de-
msnd their God given right to land and home az
"iLbred scoundres." while the other condescends
to apply the epithet Of 1" vagabond' The ooPPo-
nents Of and Reform, Land Limitation, and the
Secure Homestead, may denoance the friends OF
those measures by whatever vile ePithets they
may. but sooner or later these glorious principles
must be established in America on firm basis
Like all true and real reforms, the Land Reform
will bear discussion, and we are glad 10 see 1t
breaking out so extensively at the South, although
il s not sectional In its tendency.
ALBAsY.-The Journeymen Bricklayers and
Mason's Union Benevolent Society have chosen
the following officers
Prudent MICHAEL CONWAY; Vice President Richard
Burke Secretary Daniel Lazy Assistant Secretary, WIN.
L, nch; Treasurer, Martin Bray.
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70, A. ~ hEkwIn Ancnoneer.
by BANGS, BROTHER a co, stors

D6NUCf INV ahA - OOs ttofo stO@4-
ovn Particular aicnnon given 10 the sale cflrrtvzls
IR,sres Cash advances made when desired
NOrIcE-The copsrtnefshp Of BANGS PLAyY L CO
dissolved by the death Of Mr. PLArf on the ssh OF
NAV last fhe business viii be continued BY TIE survivors
under he ue OF BANGS BROTHER 4 co.
Hev-York, Aug l, 1850.
rIyrY-skcosp ssw-YoRK Trade SALE
MONDAY, Sept g 1850.
fhe undersigned snnounce the nexi REGULAR TRADE
Binders Mslensls he 10 commence on hondsy the 9Th
Of September and 70 he conducted IND er the regus
uoss the last and sold on the following tsa viz
On all purchases or1 the whole catalogue amounting 10
$50 and upward four and stx months credit; on par
ehsses rom the whole catalogue less than o and mors
han SOo four months credit and ali purchases lees than
slO0 cash discount OF enc per cent viii be allowed 90
al purchases exceeding tle0
They request thai invoices for the catalogue be furnished
immediately ~ The printing VII be commenced o. N ssfy
fhs usual cash advances will he made on receipt Of
goods, when desired BANGS, BRofHERk co.
"a Brosdwsy.
Ar rRIVArH sALs-gohn's Popular Library Bcres-
Complete OF hese very desirable and select works are
nov offered W The trade and others comparing the Stand
ard Library 81 vols lbe Scientific Library vols; the An
and the Illustrated Library new Series including Lodges
Portraits OF Ius,rious Persouages OF Great Britain fhs
volumes cold separately n desired. A Isl has tus
been Issued Of he various works. and may bad ths
store
klso LArdners Popular Lectures on Science and All
zvola svo; Ewbanks Hydraulics and Mechanical John
sons Farmers Encyclopedia 9nenon's grcal work On
viles Democracy Amencs, Zion's songstsr senneus
Double Entry Bookkeeping svo and Wises ksrcuaurea
Dr. Fishers Work Small Pox and Varoloid, ITO, with
colored plates.
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BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.

SUPRrHE CoURr-SpeeIal Tsrm-Before N. B.
Morse, Justice.-ln the matter Of Stephen Van
BrHnt, an hsbitual drunkard. Read petition, or
dered reference to John Dkeman to examine the
accounts of John Wycof, committee Of said habit
ual drunkard.
Benz. ". Van Mort and WIFE against Mahdla
Van Noyt-Resd affidavit and notice Of motion
and admission. Ordered that John +. Vanhorn,
administrator, &c. be joined as party defendant
HiHi0m H. Briggs and Samuel A Berry, As.
sigRtes, against Marian Greene and others.-Read
certified copy Sherf's report OF sale. Ordered,
that the Sheriff OF Westches.er County amend bis
report Of sale, by stating the amount of deficiency
Of plaintiff claim remaining unsatisfed. Papers
10 be filed, and order entered with the Clerk OF
Westchester County.
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NEW.HAYEN ITEMS.

BREWSTER HALL, superb new Lecture Room,
erected By James BrevIter, Esq. At the corner oi
Chapel and Union ss. is to be opened to the Puoho
this evening with Lecture by PARK BEsJAHIs
and appropriate Music. We trust this Hal VIII
be improved by the good People OF NeF'HaVen'
whose addiction 10 Popular Lectures has no. hita'
erto been conspicuous, and we could wish some al
auen. citizen Of many places beside New Haven
might be impelled to fol1w Mr. Brewster's exam
pie. A good Lecture Hall, well lighted and ventli'
sted. might be rendered as useful as College in
MANY localities.
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The Expedition 10 Central Africa.

The following information, derived from letters
addressed 70 the Cheysher Bunsen and Prof Kari
Ritter, by DR.. Overweg, the geogrspher attached
to the expedition now on its way TO Lake Tchad,
may prove not uninteresting 10 your readers
These letters, dated Mursuk, 25th Of May, and ac-
compar led BY an excellent map, describe the route
from Tripoh 10 that place through q tract OF coon-
try hitherto unexpored by any scientific traveller.
The direction OF this route is almost due south
from Tripoli, turning south east on approaching
Mursuk and beyond the Gsrian Pan-which 10
about thirty five miles from rripol and near which
Is Mount Tekut, having an elevation OF 2 500 feet
the country consists OF a continuous table land. As
far 90 the Well OF TabOnia lin about 80 deg % min.
lat many deep vaois intersect this table-land,
ard the ruins OF several Roman monuments and
columns were discovered by the travellers. Beyond
ito the south of Tabonil il the table-lsDd OF the
Hamada; an immense desert Of considerably
greater elevation, and extending about ITO geo
graphical miles TO the South. AS far ~ the eye
can reach, neither trees nor wells are visible, and
the scanty vegetation which occurs IL 10 be mel
with only here and there in the trhng Irregular
ties OF the surface. The ground 10 covered Win
small stones; pyramids Of which, erected Win
great labor, serve as road marks 70 the intrepid
camel drivers by dsy-while the Polar Ssar and
Aptares are their guides by night After six long
days journey, the expedition reached the southern
edge Of this table-land; which descends IN perpen-
dicular walls % the W adj ell Hessl lin aooas - Deg
30 min N. lat From hence 10 the Wadi shlah u
abOrt sixty geographical miles, over another PA
te OF less elevation and extent than thar Oh zoe
Bsmsds bat OF equally dismal sspect-the genera
direction Of the route being 8. 8. B. IL 10 com,
posed OF hack sandstone, the disintegrston Oh
which forms 4 coarse yellow sand, covering tne
inequalities Of the stony surface and rom II
stands out prominently the black rock IN nien cones
OF the most fantastic forms, 90 much resemonns
bssaltic rocks that DR.. 0vervegs com2anions
were often led 10 exclsim-"This must os "a,
ssltic rock" BE himself was frequently Obliged
TO examine the rccAs closely in order not TO De de-
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DIVIDENDS.
orucR Noswics Asp woscssrra RAILao., "a I,
RooKs FOR sUBsCRIPrioS . q !. 'i rrs,.,,,

orTIcR NoswIcs Asp woscssr .ILao.s "a -
NoawIes. JAY 10 Issa
ROCKS FOR SUBSCRIPTION 70 Ne Prss~yss
Dsosh OF his Company VIII Be opened % he iiA -
TUE Transfer Once. ~ 2 hawin. Transfer ArsnIl III
herenans Exessnge Nsw-fcrt, and r-nsn 500 ~,
sly oercsnes, vhen The Booss for sacs s1hsycsu
VII be eiosed Until The lcth Of January bert
Al persous weo suhscroe afor~ssd ana rev fS pSr
cent 90 the preferred sock. VII be eatis-d 70 hs Hvrd
70 be declared IN January next preferred coca
which embraces four shsrcs o. Old r .sco ss-s al
new subscribed and interest be essrr~d a -
rsIe Of per cent oil inEacno from % Ssst uusI
said instruments are paid 2. ST ANDAEWa
Dls SCI Clers N md W sa'irest D.
NEW.YORk AND BARLEs kAiLRoAo con.
~ eANy-fhe .ond sesni-ann1al tiyideod on ne od
"ospi;a sioek' Of this Company al re raie Of two pr
cenL viii be paid ai The once Of he Company ryoo
row. and ater Tuesday The 6ih day Of August nsxt
The transfer books Of tie Old stock win 90 closed non
ssfrrcsy ?7sh JAY al o'eock Pm until Wednesday,
August l. st le O'Clock Ak.-Datet July n 1850
ty2ois sAM'L n BLATCHFOkD. Yreasurw.
nIyIDKND.-The President and Dbeciors Of 10 Nsv.
~ Jersey Rsilrosd and transportation Company have
dis day declared semiannusl dividend OF bar pax zeal
payable 70 The sockhode holr representatives % ani
snsr The lea Of August next The Transfer books VIII b
eosed rom the 2rsh Inst anil thai dav-J1ly IL lssa
ylS i'm II. J. sOUTHMaYo. vrs>ssra.
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

SOUTH SEVENTH AND GRAsD.sT. n. Y. FERRY.
His Honor, the Mayor Of New-York not having
submitted any objections to the late resolutions
granting TO the Ferry Company the privilege Of
this route, it has become law. The Company, by
this resolution, will be required to run regular
ferry, under the same regulations as their other
routes, and free to commuters on those routes
The plan is, we believe, to devote the present
bridge, foot Of South Seventh-st to this line, and
new ferry way to be erected on the Comp any land
on the south side OF South Seventhst for the Peck
slip route. There will also be two ferry ways on
the New York side, the new one on the north side
Of the pier forming the present location, toward
Broome-st. the Company having leased the bulk
head at that point of Mr.. Kettletas, at % 500 q
year. The Ferry being directly across, will be one
Of the shortest a., soon one Of the most frequent
ed, probably, on the river
SOUTH FOURTH.sr. OMSIBUsEs.-The new line
established few months since, from the Ferry
ways through Fint South Seventh, Fourth, South
Fourth and Meserole sts. has been eminently sue.
oessful, without, we understand, deteriorating
from the value Of the line previously established
through Grsnd-.t. The stages afford great accom-
mediation to the inhabitants.
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oHEMura RAILROAD COMPANY.

MEETING OF the Stockholders of Tho Ch1mung
n Railroad Company held a. Jefferson, Cbsmang Coan.
IT, on 50 INST election neld for bb Direct
ors when The following named gonIsnso zero duly elect
ed, VIZ simeon BENJAMIN, William asIwsll, John Araot
Alexander Diysn, Emirs Charles Cook, Havana WIZ
liam w Wslson William N Ciark, NzIhss Riddss Chss.
A Coos Geneva; Issae Ola James r s0snsbsn, tfeo-
man Rswdop, Josiah ". Bskef, New-fon
when he following gentlemea were duly escled oicsss
for tho ensuing year, viz smeon bsaJsmn, 81 klnifr
Casey, do. Secretary.
many be removed 10 u MerchsnLs Exchange Ia Inc City
~ New Y0IA 10 place he la day u November
n-rt Thai until the removal u he ofco, Mr. L. MINER,
si he Office Of lhs New Y0rh and Ens Railroad Company
Ia AZ thorzed ne Transfer Agent fr The Company
SIMEON BENJAMIN, Chairman.
WILLIAM hAzwELL, Sec'y. je8 2aw3ws
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LAW COURT

U.s.. DISTRICT COURT-Before Judge Belts
The August Term opened yesterday, and return oil
process made, &c.
Ship Martka-In the case Of this vessel lsent
in ss being engaged in the slave trade, and now
lying str anded at Staten lslsnd,) motion was made
on behalf Of the United States tina. a decree be
graz ted declaring her TO be forfeited together with
to oppose, although something was said by Col
Haskell the motion was grated and the vessel,
with her sppurtenances, condemned
CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Tnesday-Before
the Recorder and Aldermen Barr and BalL-High-
uov Robbery Michael Glynn and VIM Brodsr.
ick were called to trial charge with robbery In the
first degree in iorcby taking 81 from the person OF
Claude H. Laurent, at 14l Warrington st on the
goth Of June last Gynn was barkeePer at the
house. and had solicited complainant to take l0dg
ipes there on the 9Th Of June. In two days after
ward he was taken into a room where the two
prisoners and another set upon him, assaulted his
person and took 81 from him, alter drawing knife
upon him. The prosecution failed to prove what, II
any money, WAS taken from the complainant. The
defense introduce witnesses to prove that
the afrsy took place, and that 1t arose from dis
pute between the complainant and cartman who
vm employed 10 take bis luggage on board ship.
Broderic and Gynn went In TO prevent the con-
test betwee the cartman and the complainant
The jury acquitted the prisoners, aud they were
discharged
Falling Walls and The Grant Inquest -
The Grand Inquest were requested. by the Re-
corder TO come into Court this morning, when he
called their attention 10 the accident caused by the
falling OF a wall in Spruce st. on Monday. His
Honor remarked that these accidents had occurred
so frequently OF late that he felt called to request
them to inve,tigate the matter and make pre-
sentiment, so that the public might know who TO
blame.
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REMOVAL.

Hand Lace 0oocA have removed 10 The lons ~ Broad
way, corner OF Cedarst and receiving er Pal sap
ply OF ans1ns Emoroidcries LAccs 0.ovcA kboooA,
trimmings and una vares, 70 which hey invite ne sttan
don Of buyers. j,T lmD&ws
nK. EDWARD n. DIXON Editor OF he sealpel
Dhas removed bis consulting odhccs ~ III 0rsod
door west OF Broadway where be attends once consul
lsrons and operative surgery exclusively, Ocs hoors
from 10 to and 10 evenings
ty24lm
DEMOVAI.,-DRs CHILps eokO nave removed
IoIhesr So ChAmsersst Otce hours rom 10 10
O'Clock, n. and nom 70 and TO s. Pm
They have opened Q Medical aud surgical lnnrmay,
where the poor win be attended grsuiIcusy on fuesdaya
Yhursdays and sstnrdays, from 70 II ociccs An.
DR. Chllds VII give particular attention 70 diseases OF ne
ehest lungs and heart
DR. Ford 10 diseascs Of The eye and and TO :nrged
eases generally. DT Sn
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TAKES OF 1850.
OFFICE OF RECEIVER or Taxes
No X NsH ~ u Hail p.rH

UFFTCE q
No o New CT Hail, PARK. !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN thai the Tax Books OF
he present year will DO open for payment on the 6nh
OF fu us and hsi viii then be prepared 10 receive Tho
taxes charged thereon
All persons psyin their previous to the lst OF No
yember next will ded ucu0n Of interest per
cent Der anpum calculated from The me Of payment 10
he lei Dece mber next One per cent ~l be sddod 70 all
axes un paid Oh st OF December Hours for receiving
taxea from SAL TO 2P n. Bsnkable money ooly re-
ceiyed. HARVEY HAkT, Receiver OF Taxes
B. Persons sending full descriptions Of Ihsir properly
TO this Office will their bills 10 them, they
be had by applying Al This Office. jySl Nv
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ALL RIeBT.-At the meeting Of the Board OF
Health yesterday, the Health Warden reported
that he had examined the mandatory Of Fl.
Fryatt 4 Co. complained Of on Monday, and went
through che building from bottom to top. Hefound
on the premises large quantity Of hides, bat they
were all in good order and he found nothing which
be shoRld deem a nuisance in or about the build.
ings. The manufacture Of ivory black had been
suspended some time ago, but isiOgglan was still
made. The different parts OF the building were
kept in order, and he failed 10 discover the often.
sive smell complained Of
SUDDEN DEATH-Miss Ellen FarrelIa young
lady, some Is or 20 years of age daughter OF James
Farrell, residing in Plymouth-st. near Hudson sv.
died very suddenly at her fathers residence, about
10 O'Clock Monday light. Miss f. had for the
past week been laboripg under very severe at
tack Of diarrhes, and being DESTROYS OF attending
party this evening, she purchased quantity OF
audanum, for the purpose Of checking the CON-
plant it appears abe took two doses OF laudanum
between and o o'clock, about which time she was
seen in the streets by her friends. About 10 o'clock
she was attacked with severe pains, and it was
then for the frat time learned by her mother that
she had been taking laudanum. Medical aid vas
imme diately sent for and obtained, but too late -
save life.
BURGLARY-A desperate attempt was made to
break into the house OF DR.. Ralph Glover, on
Mount Prospect on Sunday night, while all the
family were absent at Church, except some small
children and a servant girl, who fed to the nearest
neishbors on the approach Ell the burglars. % his
retain, at about 10 O'Clock, DR.. Glover heard the
noise of the dogs and the sound Of blows where
upon, he gave pursuit and the burglars fled.
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Tax ComNIssIorEs's OrFIcx.

TAX CoMNIssoEEss OFFICE.
DUBLIC NOrICE.-fbe owners lessees or occu-
psns Of real estate, In The city county OF NevYork,
are requested tpon The undefgned any dvsions of
such properly appearing the city maps Used by ne
Assessors In The several Wnds together with the exact
dimsn sions ard locality u such parcels OF land, with TIE
view Of correcting the boundary hnes Of property the
sever. maps previous 10 The year 1851.
J. w. ALLEN,
DELAMATER TAX Comm'n.
GEO H. PURsEA)
t,t. OH taso tvl5 9tawIm
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HUDSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
CAPITAL 10000 DOLLARs


HUDSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
CAPITAL 10000 DOLLARs
rTvHID COMPANY WAS CHAkTEaED ~ RHp
sais Of hev Jersey for the nsrafsctDre OF
6UTTA PEkCHA GOODS,
Wis Bhoes, Skoe 5oss, 0ss and Wsisr Pipe, Yubtns.
Machine Bslu and DRIVING Bands; fancy lruciss, nd
= frys Bores, soos oinding Caps kA.ae csnse
ssssmboss Ships and Cars Army and Navy Eqaipusuis
Wstsrproof Csps Clothing, he, for insoaape fsegrapk
Wires ks a web q he msn1hctars Of I'll Kinds oflndA
Rubber Goods Full pos given 70 pufchsss nd hold
reel estate vs,er power buildings &c Tor busnsss equal
10 The vsnis OF sbe country.
Sbs Bosrd Of Directors has ordered lhs booss 70 b epa
Cd he i0 Of July for subscription 70 Ne CAPITAL 81
Nodce Il s-e.brs rvsu, no books Of ne Company
win 10 Opened lhe dag shove menEo1od ~ ~ O6<e
Of ths Company ls Sfoedvay, hev.Yort q Ne sore
Of Joan Fhornley ESQ ioi Caesrnntsseel fhiAdsipds
q The o2cs Of ne rrsnsor ssniing Company rrsosoa n
J. and q the Revere House IN Boston, AAss, for sub
srpuon Of ~ co dollars, N snres Of 100 dollars each,
anl hs lns books VIII remain opes Tor tyy dayA %
al de whole smoani 10 nxen-
Oses Of ne Hudson Nsnsfsetuhng Co, isl Brcsdvsy
SAMUEL I. AhnsTRon0,(
ANTHONY HILL incentive Commit
JOHN q GLEASON. b4sw
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eouRAuYs HAIR REsfoRAYIvk


CIRoA9eIAU GLOSS.
HID The E.sss beautiful preparation for vhs kaif svu
nyented- IL II W0sa0tsd 70 maze tbs ha1r rev
pevcnin hlrnz out and rendes suf why hair soa ANY
snd Eiossy Trial boitestwo shiires es.S-uad Only 4
srsf sore from tnot in) Broadway iyf9 lN
TOP8lAfBKs.-eo r ssls sev~r.iisr r. sscoad ba,d
Imposing stones znc sbes 10 good iow pricss-
BHW ASpg 70 Y HOE CO.
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s. CARD TO the RgBLIg:.sEwo Yo6!

CASING fhe uudernsped iales great plexs1rs Ia
no0reipx 10 he Public hss Anocsro1 has Just beec
ofgsnrsd In TITS City having for he object the suppression
Of gambling IL viii mainly direct iis enenron 70 the
numerous faro 6snfs Lottery and Policy ONES bal VII
a. nc zane aim he suppression Of every species Of
gaming - - ,.. -
of Chatham ard North William New York, entrancs
81 chaIhsm and vii b open for the usnsscron Of buE
meas during the day Information relative 70 gaming
houses apc vel nficaied scs re sve 10 Tie evils Of
gami.g viii be painfully received, vhethes conmnnesied
verbal or by leuey, and al persons who have bean
swinese by ssmbsrs are particularly reqosssd 70 cal
UPON s1bs riber who viii reader hen saeh sssancs
90 NAV be necessary N The recovery OF hcr mouey o.
property. or me prosecution Of lie roeoerh
pvsle resi Ter viii be Kept 70 hiea wiz BE recorded
Re rErne occupation, nc Of each Individual wto b he
habtt Of visnI gaming houses 90 thai keehanu bAns
hg lnsun nee and Other pubic Institutions 10 thls Cify Or
elsewhere, Of any re ascertain whether parsons
their co6cev or employ are 10 the habit Of gambling
Books fracts, famphlss he 90 he s1boci d f.anlhk
PREPARED expressly for popular circulation VII be COD
ssrtiy on hand snd FOR sale Tie Rooms ef hs Aaso-
ciarop
All Communications CO he badness Of he Assodsi'or
must be postpaid ard addressed 70 d. OkEEt. y
9-nsnl gent ard Corresponding secr.tAry Of ne New
Ycrh Association for The suppression of 9smiaz
J. r. GREEN O.
New Yofh, JAY ST. Issc s1ipa"r
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sTRBET DEPARTMENT no. 4 HALL OF
- RECOkDs-sealedp proposals will be received at this
Office until Friday, August 8, 1850, ats O'CLOCK NJ
Plane specifications, and all information thereto DO
bad application 10 the Cor tract Clerk OF this Depart
menL JOHN T. DODGE,
July 80 1850 stfest Com missioner.