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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
Domestic Ports.

OOIuCSiC
ALBANY CLAIR soop 4a~itch from Providence Cleared
schrs Jane Catherine Wilcox aud Mariner tor sBedo Banner
BALTIMORE Soy sO-Arr schr Lamb Walker JaulsstoH
Tsnadgc Troy sm Butler Booze. Charleston CD 'chre ca
Lele Lanears, " lne Diam Davis chareso Gagbl
BRISTOL Nov -Ar bris pso Gag. Providence, load
Hayana: sc Sceace Gatdae Abany; sp vermont war5r
York Sid bg Mara Ing7han rnd Henry Marshal ~e Hasana
cbs .ton coon PhsdeFha Gen Marion R'"lsy EfofA sip
BATH Nov :A,r sess Jasgs Baker Boston Cd ship St
BUCFsPoRT Vow S-Arr WIN Tell Turner WORK B.the,
cHaRiEsToS S Sow, AR .cf Matilda we Griffin, Ne~
York Cleared B big Wasp Fernandez Ssss'u ~ brig Emily
CITY PoNT. lsArr schr- Margaret, wosom, NewYork
EnggTt h S,.s.o@ @' R,4mfn c Ann Hps SYork
FALL RIVER, Nov GAR schr Richard Boreo James Na'F
2oh-Ar Cape May. Rosa and Mechanic Can Pha Beow
Randall from Savannah Sid schr Telescope Denver supposed Tor
Poeheb Nav Orleans 20 days for Boaionj Hd sy Kent ha
more ter 90; seab ATKINS. and Els Eigs Psdspht Tor DO
Iams Il; Lewis Hcan Noye4; Roauer M,amoas Wot
n 99a m6 ne m % s,b .' Sso cSeoo
DAY do; Cantsce 4tthe~ Ruore Tor o F Knox SMITH
Alexandria for d eoniee Rradhu Hsr YORK Tor haSa 40
Bewe 81 days from Pensacola for Portsmouth n eHrs
Pq%6 Eo S5 for Bo Mar Ann
Hopkins New Yors for do Brilliant PhubrooG Ply ste 10! so
Alexandria Randall Young Hanson Phaep9s Tor
BOSTON Homeg Pset and hegrs, berry S rn or. 1r @
Taner for G Asuetns Hoson sew YORK for Cherryged mot
psmbroks)
KENSE BUNK. Nov 2Is Goth, ship Hye'a, new, 972 tga
NThoupsGp NYork In hs river waiting wind scts Harriet 4,
GERS TON. IL Tor Dghton whea on and Superior
LEWEs Del 81 M--The Yarmouth from Soriesn1,
an, m, Mari. nuj,s from Ivu.yra thu latter With lo,s OF
ysTd top fore ad main sails came 10 quite early TN, onins
ean IN he Roalstead company
which cam In lat nish and presume are bound up
no ~ ON, me s b ,t ] y Ps ram ITsrnooL
About occk his afternoon another hip and bark hove IN eight
beating the form thought to be the William from
NOrlrans and III. batter The Creole I'm Londonderry.
NGRF0iK Nov q0-Arr .chr 5 Wooord Jones I'm Baltimore,
hound 10 Nlsroir sd h, Viola Webb for the West Indie.
Bay State WiI.on Tor Boston
NANTUCKET Nov Is-Arr sch TryaI Brown HYork
NEu RI mon Nv scls Dan 81 Francis Farms Nor
folk Eliza Nancy Roge,- Newpo Sailed shin Sally Anne
Iona md cn.a & Eza Horland on crui,s south supply
ing Ichft,
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| Reported Tor The TfibNHt.I
.,,oND


James Trap stoo1n.-McKnight came to nc
with the paper | went and found the small pieces
in the wash house fireplace; they were marked
"arsenic and poison, but the last words | could
scarcely make out; there was no fire in the fire
place.
Patrick Crarea SwOrN-l am the hired man OF
Mcknight he had gone to New York; | went
from the house about O'clock came to breakfast
about Q we had coffee for breakfast Margaret
made it about an hour after breakfast prisoner
called me the deceased wished me to so for Mrs.
Becker; she could not come; she told me to go
again and tell her for Gods sake to come, for she
was DYING prisoner told me that she doubted
there was something in the tea that made her
sick | don't know of any one preparing break
fast but prisoner | was with Mcknight only a
month before his wife's DEATH the other man was
named Patrick Keoghi left because he wanted
to reduce my wages there were no hard feelings
between US; Margaret did not 20 to Becker S !;
she followed me to hurry me / do not know 1t
prisoner took medicine on Sunday, June 3oth,
not
The evidence of the State here rested, and the
defense opened by Edgar b Wakemau, ESQ.
After which, several persons testified that the
prisoner came to the United States in May last,
and that her character since she has been here
was good that on the day Mrs. Mcknight died,
the prisoner was unweary in her exertions and
seemed to suffer much anxiety, &c.
The case was summed up byJ. D. Miller and
f b. Wakeman EsQrs, for the prisoner, and F..
Y. Il. Wright, District Attorney for the State
The Chief Justice charged the Jury, who retired
and the Court adjourned until tomorrow, morning
TO receive the verdict.
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Markets., CAREFULLY REF,


AsHEs-Are steady, with sales 100 obls, al 81 for
Pearls and6 l24 for Pots.
COTTON-The Cotton market s 3d4c of under the for
eigh news with sales only OF 800 bales The quotations
too unsettled 10 be gwen.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is an upward feeling in
the Flour market with active speculative demand Some
descriptions show advance on Yesterdays sales The
transactions 25O0o bbs nearly all for home trade and
speculation One purchase OF 5000 bbls was made The
sales were Mt 69d 10 for ind strait State, So
for mixed Wisconsin, 750 81 for mixed and strait !ndi
ana and Michigan ld4 81 for good Ohio, and $5d5 O6
for pure Genefee For Canadian the nbniry active and
the market firm; sales 1000 hbis at 62 "a ca IN South
er descriptions the market steady, With good demand
Sales sec bbls S05 III for mixed and 25d5 70 for
fancy MEATS ~ for Jersey, and dull Rye Flor has al
iCRAi N, Groniry for Wtea is GOD but the market
is rather easier for Canadian and Western The supplies
are large pRrticU uy Of common qualities The sales are
@00OO hush Canadian 1851 0lG6c 5000 do Ohio, l0@
ltdc closing lGtc and 1900 do common Genesee lo@
Hoe The market for Corn is without change but heavy
for new sales 0OO bushels 81 063c for Northern,
Western JERSEY and wcevilv southern RIVE is easier
Win sales 5000 hush at 8oa85c delivered In Barley
there is nolhng doing, there being supplies Oas
firm and in good demand at 45a46c Jersey II 1D4Ic The
sale of Prince Edwards Island Oats in yesterdays paper
should have been printed 5c instead of Ale sale o3eO
hush Canadian Peas was made ON private terms Beans
WHISKY-Is in good request ard 500 bbls Ohio and
Prison sold al >S9@94c which, easier Drudge nomi-
GR0cEBlEs-Are qpie. and without change Sugars,
however hrncr and in fair demand
NAVAL STORES In Naval stores there some move
ment Crnde TUrpendne shows an Improvement aud 700
DDS sod II St = go 40 os Common KeSin IS IN good de-
North County and As for Wilmington Spirits lower,
and sales are reported as low as &c Quotations are I'M
settled The sales reach Leo bbs holders asking "A 15c,
cash
RICE-About SEQ tics Rice have changed hands 1t S39
so. Good new samples sell Al s 37&, cash.
HAY-Ttereis a good demand for Hay, and 2OOO bales
sold n i5Q60c, cash
SEEDS--stre quiet A LOT OF 50 bbs Timothy sold at
1t 80 Clover IS quiet bur buoyan Ease; sales so les
n Sc. Flax Is scarce ard high
LOGW0OO-Sales two cargoes ST Domingo were made
al IS S7BG&l4 cash, In bond
GOALS heavy Sales 100 turs Orrel were made at
Is, and $50 mus Newcastle on private terms
OIL CAkE-A sale Office tuns thick made al y 50,
cash
IRONHas lost OF It's late huoyancv and the sales
moderate at 10 scale IS cash and % 5000 IS mos
LEAD-Continues heavy and there have been no sales
for several days The manufacturers well supplied.
American is offered at II rs cash.
BEESWAN-Salss 500 tts yellow al 33td24c.
LEATHER-The supply OF Leather is 10 fair extent and
rather in advance OF the demand. The sass however
show marked change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
NroryInnd Reform Convention.

ANNAPOLIS, Friday NOV ~
At the Convention day, resolution was sub
mitted instructing the Committee on Representa-
ton to inquire into the propriety of dividing the
whole State into Election Districts, and that each
District shall elect but one Member to the House
of Delegates and also to similarly arrange Sena.
torial Districts. A resolution was adopted to m
quire into the expediency of prohibiting Banks
from issuing notes of less denomination than 50,
A Committee was instructed to report III favor OF
abolishiug imprisonment for debt The remain
der OF the day was spent in discussing PROPOSE
tions to employ Reporter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
Tremendous Fire In Springfield.

SpRNcFIELD Friday, Nov 22-2! ? NJ
The most destructive fire that has occurred in
Springfield for many years took place early this
planning mills carpenters shop, lumber yard, and
lumber establishment were entirely destroyed,
involving the loss of aboat $4,000, which was in
sured for $4,000. Nearly half million feet of
lumber has been destroyed, and about as much
more saved Stems pattern shop and Wright 4
Co.'S forging establishment, adjoining the build
consumed. The total loss will not fall short of
$4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23

On the l4 October last Poul,ney, Vermont WILLIAM
WARD. aged 70 ears. months end 10 days . v,..,,
On the night OF Nov. e. after short illness, MI JEREaAh
KEELER, in the t7th ear OF hH sge. -.
reiiss resreetfGay invited to attend rs
fandea on Saturday hapS clock, from ms le
Iesi5ei 90 Lspenafd st. without fufjl er notice
Frday evening, 81 the Rev MERZIEs RAYNER aged
SO years.
Appropriateness respectfully invited to attend his
iane'si suad bali past click roR his e residence y
RrAt HIS Icinsins VIII % ;aksu Ia fiTs n~oOi
Al Satihote Nov. II, the Rev JAMES ELLISON VAN buk
RElEh Of Adrian Van BOA eer late OF NeEbsn North
Carolina.
The relatives and f5spes Of he family ard ,be clergy ga9eral
are invited 70 attend hk funeral Saturday Nov % st o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23

hp, All SAINTS Church. viii be taken TO Cream
vo CeTttcr for me- mat , ,,o,c...
{ Of the "a ,e james mofgsn
fsad' aud A'se Of her cons ieha snt Jas,
Iresb,e,an Church, Jay Br5osn. at=,n s,
oloa, Her VII b. taken - Greenwood Cemetery Tor IN
termert
Al Fsm. Ny Friday norate Hov %, Of corsc ton
of lie uufs THOMAS TWooDRufF IT, The 9Th year Of hia
Us relative. and respectfully attend bis
inner on Sunday, Nov. a q; az NJ tom Nest facns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. NOVEMBER &c. 1880

a At Sa,srs Oct 20. s rrei N-y Rfat {saas;gd
oct y. N al; Geo Hsafy CrrN-n, Nrrsts rs.
rat ceasse So sfEs Disputes 49, asea, Nh lucy
sfrar = rnrdtd
hff u Ntrsaf "a ~ ~. mp sbzab4th B,sSs STork
Ar i HA"HAas NV ~ o. Pz5t, DO gioa. Ewor;ai
m heri JNhtt an t'hi brig hs9t eta Tort DO
"a In, hisTr NoS - ny i[ , 10y P',tia7d
~ At ~, &c pr. ~ =, NE Nin<
AT - I"ort " ~ ~ 4 s'sk - OK tIth ofs
oNp-f cor. co. t''l ne. = tlsppa M
6f~snat !ttsoh sac - i@N' I'm HiSSi sca Hero
ft ~ - o,o, Cs,vsr va~go, Ron. NJ 49,,
, 49, eth - ", -. t.,+ /, y, eI.n4i'
Al Ara w. 'ls % So P '''-'7' ''F '' NV m
soon -, -. -. s -. -. ~,
A. RIO Jsn'ifo' >tPS, ~, on N9,n. 40 "a moi
Ntifr-Hs es, y = = ~ - ~ -, - - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
launches.

AtK-nntbua Ne from yard Of aes4s i Ward
prime ship barre She IS owned BY
Captains Towre Stone Tho Vowel T. Pers and ONE
fths place Capt ctse ri Also "n the M
nv builders fast a brig Of aboa 70 ins am
T-husnep this village and to he conan' ed S Isp
Al Port Jefferson IL goth the ward OF John Daring,
are schooner The fret called the Rachel Jane am R
,rdd for the NC. trade She win De comm4adei by
Cart Samuel \ Smith, no part owner
N,wfry from the Muggritge Yard the lh INST 1e7
Oh cal ID the Edward wuei by M.ssfs Gould, Id
weILd doseley Charles Wills and Capt Daniel knight
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Fare,an Ports,

&c. brig Charlotte Calais, from Gsorgstowu
sc She sled from tho 18Th AID the 18th struck by
lightning and hnt
Tco brig Clayton Tuofer from and for
sch Hendrix HUDSON Munsou and HYosk DO
scon-onb vessel
H.lI IS l6 INST, rgs BFoo, yn, Mitchell Malaga Ha'A'
Ci-v-s Is. ~ ork.
At sae ch 9Th MT, hrr Sehoh' smith Phillips SYofk
a Kingston, Jauaca Suy brig soba (svl Ne
s.ei Harvey Brooks Philadelphia schooner, William
Gc edwiu, DO.
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK. ..........-.Eoy. q
Cleared

Clips Eli Bem) Gaieu, Bremen Henschen Tnkart Leon
das jordan Oears Nesmih Sons Areoe, jennings Pha
deiphia; Lady mlton Brl Firth Savannah
Bar joho Colby, Hsoh Qua, ams &C. 5onthmaysd 4 Son.
Dulham sar-f Hand Nichols, Nav ohe,ns, W Er-
Dutton Bur- Nenvitas O~eu Som Wberorce
Oh Button Wiud.or, Ns Commerce BIZ Curtis. St John
Brl Smith Wlnt-or Ms Sarah Perry View Bod
oo Borton Cor'on Cape Nav Hiram Gir"d Htuuond Bal
tlmoe Washington K.ndck Alexandra, Washington City, &c
BRIDE Cressey, Portland
sloop Oregon sturges. Prov dence.
Steam er Anthracite Morley, PhiRde phIa-
Barge STAR i.Bnghead, rhladephia
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Ennken. &c.

Oct IS Ion H. Columbia from Brsmsn for chAreston
Malaga Esgss Wing of Daaoath) from LaHts iof
Nfork
Or, h LAT Is 70 ou' from Liverpool oi Charleston
Oct 60 saw gov into San Juan Cub brig EEa Merrill rom
York
Nov Iat4slN on IS was ship Parliament Sampson I'm
Boston M ~ for Liverpool
Nov uts Cape Florida gsaized ship showing
yellow signal a blact .. s'eerug \.
80 lon ship showing white signal
with blue diagonal stripe l. sieertfg y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
Whnlers.

Cd EBedord 20 .hp Jeanette, West Pacific Ocean
SD ship ssy barss Louisa and Corneha, Bacin
ship susqueh philadelphia has purchased o. ood
Swift Nb-tfrd for whsr She Will be commanded 81 capt
spir late FUrno.a Of SBsfford
Up a Providence ath INST, bark Lexington.
ARR Poyncsown 10Th sch Walter X Tson Atlantic Ocean,
with goo bbs % oil
CD NBdfod So7 ship Sally Ann, Andrew North Pacific
Ocean bark Lnuisa, Wyatt, DO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
nnstrnctivn Fire Mt Troy.

Troy, FrUHy, NOV z
About one o'clock this morning fire broke out
in large three,story building on Adams.st oeca-
pied by Mr.. Sage as planning mill and Turner
shop, whchit totally consumed. The loss is very
heavy, and only partially covered by insurance
The ire is supposed to have been the work OF an
incendiary
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nestriictiYC Firc.

BosTON FNday, NOV 2.
There was destructive fire in Medlord last
night About twenty buildings were destroyed,
with loss of property OF about $4,000, oA which
there ia very little insurance, One child is said
TO have persisted in the flames, and 20 or 80 tami-
lies are made homeless The buildings burnt
were principally on Main st. and were owned and
occupied by mechanics
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ANrHoyY J BlgEcEsR, Aactoneer.

A UCTION SALE al the Gel r.BRA.
IATED FRANKLIN BATH-ANraONY I RfErrt
r win >el al action. on TUESDAY NJ Sr Nv y y,
Z ocock. NJ a. his sqes Room Bro a-s, tue whole Of
the ce.e oiagd tr.Nn ospl q see aow lies Green.
the largest Floanng Bah ever conspc,ed in the sifs5
States She has grntemeus bath, 59xlC0 Rect la3ies
baths also large AMI hesRtu refre.hneut rooa Is
list ofiprnufe. Sc on board can be seen at the lat,
Room the day of>sle ma ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
The p,epara,ions. &c. MT the Capital.

WASHINGTON, FT.uaY NOV. 70
The statements regarding the contents of the
President Message and the Secretaries Reports
are not authentic The Messages not completed,
nor will it be until next week The various
Clerks in the Departments are employed day and
night preparing the reports to Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
rFrnm our Corrssponden,s.

PHILADELPHIA Nov 204rrired schrs Dacoah Smith Fall
RIVER Mary Nash Smith NYork Lewis Clark Vansrk BROOKLYN
Cherokee Ca NYok steamers Penobseo Seymour dol Black
Diamond Stevenson, do.
Cleared PARK. Minnesota Peacock de Janero Esther Fran
Rogers BueDos bes Empire Browel Boston, Nora
JORDAN do Orion Wass Charleston soh Dcotah Smith ~"
vorl Lewis Clarke Jersey City, Chief Shaier Hartan
Herzr Newman Sewburypo; Cherokee Candy New York hen-
dion Field Norfo steamer Black Diamond stevenson NYork
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By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune
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UenTy DpfnlcntiOn.

BALTIMORE, Fndby, NOV. =
William A. Taylor, Clerk of Messrs Hen q
Co is defaulter to the amount OF $4,000 caused
by extravagant living.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
FARMERS BANK OF KENTUCKY.
HI .,nnnAr -. A,lo lnn Of tho CAPITAL

EINA DAlN ~ VT El1Af - In a
ILL., SUBSCRIPTION to $5O000 OF the GAPlTA sn
STOCK of The FARMERS BANK KENTUCKY . m.
undersigned having appointed by the Board Of DHec
tors of the named Bank their Agents In this city 70 re-
ceiye Subscriptions to it's Capital Stock the amount OF
$500, 0OG give notice tha! BS3ka i9r ma PP0se c T
So Wa-s here subscriptions viii be received untluf
five thousand OF 500 eneh authorized 10 BE-
sod al par $50 each share mns be paid at tho ine or
subscr6ing $2o the 18th day Of Jannary nex uS5i1
the residue subject call by the Board OF DHectors rae
ties at the time OF subscribing may however, pay ior ihsf
shares in full, if go disposed. ,.-
This Bank was chartered by the Legislature OF KENTUCKY
al It's last session. supply, in part the demand Tor more
capital growing OF the wholesome business Wan1 %
he cfizen Of the state the present Banking Capital being
altogether inadequate The charter ia liberal in It's pro-
Visions has thirty 10 rn lth no power
the Legislature IN any wise 70 ate or coho s7e 0 10
already been taken in RentuGky the residue, excepting NE
600 here offered viii be taken BY citizens d uaa
Sfafe and elsewhere The Bank, with several OF 10
prsrctes IA now In operation The Mother Bank 10 10
cated At frankfort tie Seat Of Government The Sste %
enfnck believed be most favorable and secure Io
csrin for BANKING Capital The exports OF Ihs Stats sr
gery great consisting principally Of hemp, corn, caals
tse which large amounts Of Exchange on tae aouth as0
North Offering 10 the Banks .-.,..s .bs, ., hezt
credit Of the State OF Kentucky ead as " ~
psrL are evidences Of what tnis Bank VII POI w
credit and standing Banks equal 10 nose "a e2
other State in the Union their notes iofn an W.
of the circulating medium Of the dlssissppl amy
current from Pittsburgh to New-Or s,xsAanas
No Banks better managed Ihep GU nri,a Wiz
now being from Eight Teo per cent Per u ,nsS
large acc ma, arons of surplus or reserve lphae, s u.s.
stocks are now considerably above par u ule hs
The charters Of most ii not all OF the odst ,hs Meg
Western ard South western Stales eAPh" "iA'-
The farmers Bank Of Kentucky hhyng hEty yed ~ e.
nm win have a field Of circulation OF gfeS' fA"'
e Infringement Of this Bank is in highly rs'psoy
and able hands =, ia able IN nav dtydsafs
ecl,al to any other Bank In the StaLe ~. fjsgi
s Hama he President Of the saah IN ae S ~
~ h. onnd dsIy for a short dne al The Offices Oh no.
dersgued. ,.,s,,eot and rhayte, OF tho Bars
ran Ia ~ annIicston TO 10. Eew-York Oct ~ lSS
may DC '''' WiNsLOW, LAEIER 4 co. "a W20-S~
94, I'm WARD 4 CO. "a Wsist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
Commufatiou of punishmcnt.

ALBANY Friday, Nov. %
William Lowden, who had been sentenced to
be hung to-day at Albion, Orleans Co. for the mar
der of his wife, has had the sentence committed to
Imprisonment at labor for HE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Legare,

WAsIINGTON,
Albion K Parves, second Controller, has been
removed, and Hiland Hall, late Member of Con-
gress from Vermont appointed in bis place.
Steamer Legare arrived here this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
The Indiana Constitutional Convention.

LTNCTNNNT1, FTIuHyI
The Convention is still engaged on the question
of admitting negroes into the State or permitting
them to hold property. 1t causes considerable
excitement and it is now probable the question
will be referred TO the people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
NJ z RIEO

On Wedna.Ssy evening Nov 50 Or. Fisher GEORGE
" sELLfCK 10 CATHAFuSE ARRoSMlrH, aloi his cay
In BTpos yu Monday Nov the Place Baptist
Chapel by itsy. L T. l. Taylor. Mr. WM NJ PRICE to disc
MARY J BURT daughter ri james Burt, ESQ
AtMiddHo Nov 20 by Rev III d &C. Crsyintt DANIEL
MACFAkLAS Of his City, to MARY T MERRITT, OF Middle
Hone Ofapse County, NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
Movements Mt Washington.

WAsmNGToN, Friday, Nov 22
Hon Daniel Webster arrived last night The
Cabinet are now all here.
1t is reported that Hiland Hall OF Vermont,
will shortly succeed Albion * Paris as Second
Controller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
ApRIAS Il. MULLER. Aucuopeer
Il NlIrI h,R Ann,,....

"a q. VI Z LI.F.h, AOCu0neer, viii sell
"a or SATURDAY., Nov. sd, $50 al u N stlba NJ.
chants EXchsnge by order Of Ike Supreme Court +, ~
uion the hiiow'ce vsuhhl- property belong IA he a.
tate Of Sands Reynolds, deceased, VIZ: ~ N'0 "
Eighliisv-A lot OF Land with parry wall ~, III, 49,,
" side OF The EiIhhSveWIe ia he ceiter nj ~ go
tween Twentye fourth ana Twemy-6Ah.st ''e>A 'e
TbirieJh and Thrts first ss-I'so Io,s ~ Lad ,.
through from TirJieb Tity.fr,t ss 2So 80 ,sH9.ag
tleh-avenue . feet IN width each Win hre dygei1 M
houses sis3e ana ~ood houses thereon THIS properly Is
Thirleth-st-A vsoant Lot on The Moth s3A ~ rA,.
eth-sr 10 feet west OF EghlfaYenue . lee, Yi ~
the block Ia depth ~ WIG SHu GSA
ANY further iuformson may be oh,aned of,bs ..,i,.
eer. or ot J. R. FLANAGAN Waist where man OF
the property may be seen. rt sst "a