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DOOEs,
n lust received and for sale BY
THOMAS 4. WHITE,

ROMANTIC HISTORY OF THE RUGUENoTs, By
Mrs Mafsh.
MEMOIRS OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS.
NOBLE DEEDS OF WOMEN, By Elizabeth StsRlins
THE GENIUS AND LIFE OF BURNS, By Profsssos
wilson,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NATURAL history.
RSOP'S FABLES. new edition, nlustsatsd.
SACRED SCENES AND CHARACTERS. By He'd.
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OAK AND ASH WoOD-Ths sdvss,isers
~ - -. ~ e - sst =. dssys g'enPs5 2
= ~ ~. - .sss 8 : Icy S1isM. W..
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y zss B I q 81 ~ n.
81: M: IS q 4 ID ! az. 4
y s a ; = pa 80 q .; ~
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= "a q a '':' [
rs 81, q Il q y i \
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ia = a u \ q leV
. 4! ~ ~ \ N ~
4 "a! a y ~
! @ l6 " 4 = ~ NJ 49, 4
= ~ = slg1Iils - ~ - ga-2ss
<sv'ssss sfs1. (.
3 IN NesAse = sssrs - - = - reesPses 2
~ 4
y1en - ~; " hsasooa 0seoeFiess
uhsh6t q1zst; tlI6s Y - ht1s. esaas q - =
IN lAllxise 1Gsi1saas SslaSe y - = =
l-2s Co. q ~. 91sss- esisa Hams 1oc. !;
Hssk nslliasl - - Whisky unsAasgsd ;
FL - - !; Tinssiy - o. y a ~; Tobscca.
|salss 14sihds, te-asy Il no. % 80 70 ~ ~
Psad 4iuisAs b NV Oflsasl, q as
- -. ~. Ass. - - = 800 -.
-.S- 49, ss...-,. >..,,. .' - =,
= !. iss.. .-s, . =. - -
INV - - : -; paIs ss - ~ "nsA'
qales-saaa Sgoo pssnes Soqsnefn = - 90.
kye eAsleB-salss IND bsshels at67e. Corn fFn--
49, l4oo bsshsls danaesd = s. : So.
su1az 100 hhds N. o. sugar sold at 81.
Tbhocoo % hhda. Kentucky cid Il 6 70 Sc. +
~. ~. : - 20. 80
X H psss -,.-.-.- soA.,. -. -. - :. AK 3.
- -. 80 = -s'- = - -
~ ~ = go : vae ="
Besf depsssssd. Lard dull y e.
C1GIs-lao - Pero Rico cclIes sold q Gle !;
100 b., Rio nd 4 Is.
3 g r.,,,,. n..,,.. -
a. ..,..;...,. ,.e, -. A. sr,d.v r.c.r;..
~ - ~, -. ~, ..-...,...- 81 -. 49,
/. - ~ s. 's ...a'e
pol'c,ng nssad iof NE occaAon. Inc ouiioin9
80 hlled with conbussioie material saturated
with tprrsntine. Ths apartment was failure.
AnosAsr win 5, snads IN III course Of this week
lQi1suarrasnent ~, ehs causs 81 ths fbiIure.
r1.-.,a g = ~ $500. 49,. $3.50.
n n
49,. 49,. $1,000. t.s.s II
~ il. .,,;,.l n 4. s.....shln M.,;co f,.p.s,n
80. - - q -, ,...,,. e 3. ,s,..s. s..s. !.
II. y, NJ. .. IS ~ sa.. j: = - u
~ e lnsI incsutve' Ane LAVE soI no pefncu-
~ importance.
Major W. II. Emory, Of the Tupcgraphical En-
sinee, Cora of III iJnited s,,,es A.. arrived
:. Ss.,.-.s. 4. N. s.h -, q. ~ -, \. M.
= - q: -'''' - ""y y ''l'l
~ S $3.50 ass.ss ss....s.u'
80 n.,s -. $3.50 = ICY y
~ .ss,1N.:s = =
=, = g ~. D'
4; N.Y.. ~. ~ - 49, 49, co.n
49, = MeA sIn ie., ~o1'o equai'M MOI exceed
"a. " -. 49,. - e : .%Ie, .o.s ye.l
= -. s q '.e'' = 0oln y
~ - 'A'A :. n s a''s'' opf''s'''
s. $500 -, !.
- y w S'' S''' : .'''A . ''' 'o''o"
"a :. o.. ~. 80. -. - ,;..,
~ there w.s den ssss he ~
mer, which had been 20 injurious, would Be fol-
lowed BY wat fall But the weather, after some
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Further ~ the Daleas.
MoRx 8AILURRs.

i AsosAo4AtsOMDs.b D91I9yS0s W0Ho Of1Oo1D0IfV
with Ireland, ard the suspension il aid to s. ~
result Of speculative sperarions Tor rise in main.
which, through the present good harvest. have
ended in heavy loss The smeunt II Esbiitiee Is
supposed = b considerable, slthsugh tke sccsp.
tsn n q he firm are uadsrssood not to ezsssd
From Liysrpesl " hess II he failure II Mes.ra.
Campbell, Arnett q CO.. rsspscisbls arm IN the
south Ame!icen trade. Their liabilitiss ase ~
stated, but i = snpposed they are Considerable,
The stoppa9s of ": ~. Neil g Co, * Livsrposl.
Y 49, msntionsd. They were eonnscssd with H.
gram operations u Spencer, Ashln b Co.
xctsurn AND TIE MISSISSIPPI. a
Ascending y I tslsemphic dispatch Of the 9oth.
~ Anericsn fisaas Mississippi Ia reschs3
Osnstantinopls u order % take en bsardths Hun-
garian fugityes. Il i asserted that The Peste -
| the English Legation have agresd that Kossuth =
not 20 b permitted 70 land in England. n. Jss-
magyi the Austrian intsrprslst and eemnisary,
end subssqusat smbarkston Of the Kiutayshi pris-
oners. ~ 80 !.
The American ship Apollo (b.ier. r,portea :
having been detained It Shislds in conseausncs &
~ infracticn Of The revenue lsws) had been r.
leased p order q ne Board Of Customs, on the
| THE WORLDS TAIR.
On The 15th, tho receipts Ct the door Of The Cys.
tn Palace rose to E29 33 l0s. 3d., and COAST pes.
cons visited tho interior. By the sale Of seeson
tickets 81 10s. was realised. s. a
IMPORTATION or RIPE fEAcHxs PROM 4. Yonx.
i j. well known that the Unif.d staise produce
immense quantities Of that most dslcious fut. ~
peach. and, 20 far q Ne have heard. pope lave
ever been brought into this country. n rentIemen
on board The Africa has, however. msds ~ -
tempt, and with some care. has succesded In ksn9-
ing them IN 2 srfsct state. He has brought then
q present 70 the family and friends Of 8 gentle
man farmer Of this town. who may therefore claim
70 be the 6fst importer Of rre peaches from III o.
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To the Ladies.

10 the AWWeG0s
- Mn. SHERMAN. thankful for past favon and
liberal paisonags IL beg line Of bnsnss happy Inform
snds and the public shst rmsvsd from Nayades
y - st. Charles street. whore a prepared
II Ladder and Children With ths following aEcl witt
Shsmn's sHouLDRR BRACEs and ABDOMINAL Sur.
ronTRns. d.. Bsnning's BoDY BRAcss. d.. Cssns'u
sn0uLpsR and SPlMAL BRAcss, Nm. 8sth' euPronT.
sss. d.. Thompsoa's surRoRTsRs. &c. 80.
n Hour Of attsadanss, In he morning from A. n. till
O'Clock 2. Nj and In ths evening" from tin r. n.
n Fsmalss vii bel vat upsn ad1s
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4 kiak-A serious riot ,ock plsos u horse race
tecsnsly q Alton. n H.. in which sevsral penons
Wsps ssfioualy injured, several fatally.
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drugs AND IHEMICALs-The .u1.cri

a. hgs enH fes ms b. the psskase ealy-6ulphass Of
k s 49,: .: : ~ s B:s, J 9.
sss ss sesoq sSa sa1sd CsnPAs. Csan q 1srt.a,
~ A. ~ Cslthasids Al gsyel,s Ispps lsraenos
- 5..s Esss !s5s "a Assssd1s sss q fsses. iiss5
Esssssy Upisa. Cen Kin, Can Hynh. eseas q Lad.
"a soii Dspeeis ksdss1 ssp:s, Ss!ssstss, xs.oss,
Gs,eeqass ssd As9a, 1piat 81 N Chlosda Il 1ns -
I'D Lives ol, Rx.sels q Colosynth. kkslsrbJ Rl.a.
Rhss SlIphsts Acssse ard H1Iafs Sayeknins ydids
ss.S iSSiaf Ecsss7cd ChpsssSsT Lsc,. C.s.is
sflphsts and 0Side Ans; T.lnn Tartar knssic, and
a ~ & RF q, 81 oesciss ss;1:ss|Iy;
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Gsn-Hcwss and tsso Negvoss BsrNsd.--W We
learn from The Hsynsville Ala) Chronicle that on
II night Of Tho 2oth nit. fire occurred on the
plantation II Mr. r }. Smith, i've o. six miles
nofsh-ssst q that place, which consumed his gin
hsuss md Two q his negroes. Ths swo negroes,
= ~ undsrstsnd, (aays Tho Chreaicls) were in
the pisk-resn, engaged in psekiag down the
ginasd cotton, while stAsIs ws's sasagsd in Same
esAsr businsss abeas the building viii . light.
The Are seeidsatslly came in centset with the
cotton, which, bsias yssy dry, timmsdi.tsiy,
Wrapping The entire house IN danes 20 suddealy
= y prevent the escape Of he negroes from tho
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Ws6nte,' CyOthtMg.
YOUTHD, BOYU AMD CHILDRDHss
.r,ors,.n,o 80. Ooo.
I ONSlSTlNG 0f every article useful and oSna-
H41l b csnpase iouk has nsvse ben sahibited
BASCY'B Hal stav. ~
01N1g ~ noai1sd that ~ Union u ~ -
y: 81 ~ g. =. = essh! G . vhsn III
DIV 49, = - =. 3 dI1c5s sssi' s.s...
FOR SALE-A mest desirable Heuss, near tho
- 41ae Landing. k,sWn q ~ " WAGHINGTON -
nOIkIs sHn9 ~ Nelzs Dans and Tohoapifoal1e
49, Ihs said Heal y oapabb of accommodadas
ei noasosus For fuRth9 panieulau iaQuise o ~
ALso-Ths !. FLAG OF our UNION, "No. Fro.s
Svses eeccad Msnuinafy, vel located ~ bnsneN. and
" ,Swns sal:ia eosssaasass ef bsiss sbest y
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H IN 11ectiou fos
tlovs1uQss 49, " c61Gss1 ~ III Gnas Leeis-
eans1s a. = - - llda1ay 4 NoysAbss
I'D. kt sss ss "
u lvania, ~ Qeslsncs. nsnhsss d Tho
4e6aallos C4111 Cs6n aasls, Judess, and
ehes nll1sr osas - easnsy o1nssn, q Tssaisy.
H. - nsahsu 4 Co.sssr, and he
~ ~ ~ ~ eeuaitattm, eounss ~ a tie
Aufsdhy n oeasteG ~ slse II slpo-
4 49, ~ @esetser ~ eenis olkcsm dos ~ tnhe
- ~ Qsessnhss nsxt. allsr ~ cou,ssnplased
046r<i ~ III 1ou oonno'fuafnn ~ n. s,,<,v1s ls
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The Casadian Cabinss.-A djspetch from Tor
onto, Canada, Of the 9Th ult, stasss thai The In
spector- General, the Postmaster. General and III,
Conminioner Of Crown Lands, have resigned thei
olliees and seats IN the Cabinet. II, has mot We
tIanspired whethsr the resignstions ars accepted
The whole Cabinet 10 expected 70 resign.
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By Telegraph b the New-York Tribune
Late and Important from she Cape or Good
Hope.
Bosrox, Wednesday, Oct. Is, 1851.


Bosros. wednesday, Oct. is, 1851.
The ship Spring Box. from the Cape OF Gooo hope
Sept 3, arrived here this morning. Her news s -
days later.
The accounts are more favorable for peace. fAs
Core Tor, Mail OF Sept. says that they have at
lens,h encouraging ne as from the frontier. Tne
Csveumeut has been reinforced BY two hnc reg-
uents ard ioo artillery nen-in all 500 men. Sir
Harry Smith, the English Governor. was IN high
.,rts at the moro favorable prospects, and said no
woul1 conclude 10 treaty OF peace abort OF the ua
condition al submission Of the Kafirs. The English
steamer, which was 10 leave the Cape for England.
Sept. ist. had not arrived when the Spring Box
sailed.
Notwithstanding the prospect OF peace, the pa
pers are still filed with the details of a dreadful
guerilla warfare, which has reduced the country In
some places 10 desert OF ashes-men are murdered
on The high roads and ocks and herds stolen by
thousands.
Conspiracy among the Hotentots and kafirs ON
the frontier rise and murder the English and she
allies, had been discovered and frustrated. Several
hostile Chiefs had expressed desire TO make peace
bat letters state that il will probably be months be-
fore troops can be brought TO bear upon the enemy
and force II at the point Of the bayonet
TIE Venerable John Phillips, superintendent OF
the LONDON Missions In South Africa, died on the
21th August
Markets. CHARIEsroN Oct. 10, 1851.
Cotton is dropping. 100 bales sold to-day at 81 a
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LIE UNIlcEssEn LIQUOR DsALRas.-
Trial of } ohm w. Thurston for Murder.
orres pondeuce Of the N Tribune.

0wEco, Monday, Oct. 10, 1851.
Toea Cou1 Of oyer and Term'ner-
Justice murson pTesidIng.-The People aga'nstJoh
NJ. Thurston indicted for the murder OF Arson Car
rison, in February last. A. Munger, n w Davis, T..
s. Sweet, and Joshua A. Spencer, Esqrs, Counsel
for the people and G.. s. Camp. J. J. Taylor, and
Hon Daniel 5. Dickinson, Counsel for the defend
ant At the adjournment Of the Court this evening
a full panel OF Jurors had been obtained and sworn,
when ice Court adjourned until % morrow morning.
This case Is one Of peculiarly exciting character
ard has occupied the attention OF the community
during the past SIX months. The high standing ootn
of the accused and his victim the Tespectabllity Of
their connections the horrible circumstances under
which the crime was committed, and the peculiar
defenso-that OF temporary insanlty-Set up, has IN
vested the case with exciting interest. VIII en-
devor 10 keen YOU informed Of the leading facts in
The case as they shall De developed by the evidence,
and the final result. Yours, W 2. W.
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Later from Havana.
ANt'I IVhH
From the Mobile Advertiser, Oct y


The schooner Mobile, Capt. Maury, ar
rived in port Yesterday four days from Havana. The
Mobile. our readers Will recOllect was chartered oy
the Spanish Consul to take over the passengers ana
crew OF the Spanish brig Ferdinand II, "feeA a
Who were safely lalced at Havana by Capt haury
IN some ten Gays after they LETT MOBILE. Cap'
M2ury informs that ne was received VITA 4
warm welcome BY the authorities as well as people
Of Hsyena. 49,,
TIE ofEoers, including the Cap'ain-General, e1.
pressed themselves much gratlhed upon the siIsti
Of the men from Mobile and treated Captain VI with
kindness ana marked respect Various rumors were
10 circulation IN the city about the treatment the
sh,pwrecked Spaniarcs received IN Mobile, the ex-
c'emeLt which prevailed Ihe danger IN "h'eh 'aeii
lives were placed BY tie action OF mop, &C. &C.
all Of wtlc9 was disslp1ied oy the men 'heHse"es'
upon then LANDING IN Havana r,
Captain NJ was permitted TO vet those poor TEL
lows who were still prisoners 10 the CITY lie thnAs
there were about dfty-hge OF them, some thrsy OF
ssbr~n we,e m the hospital lie found them IA good
s-iTtts ard health aad ell acknO "ieoged they we're
veNtfegtcj Their irOBs had been knocked on, of
oIcer o. the CAPTAIN General upon the reques. OF
tie ~rscu.rs TneT were ali 70 s3ii fer SPAN on ed
Iestsv ias. Captain Maury was On board the sara
rae an1 had fre0utn- interviews vita Com ParAer
az Captain Plat The former hal ersfted ali his
Influence to ch'lin the hoeTauon OF the men theA
ttefe. bur without effect.
Csutain sves informed by the prisoners that Hr.
Owen VISITED ~ N am furnished taom WIN CONES
AID SCch o. necessaries as taey nes0eu: nc 20
IN Havana ten cays, and had three interYleHs VIII
Gen Cenc.4a. and upon his offering 10 feNase ~ ~,
f,r his 2. he services he asked % be perni..e1 W
take the tv,o men he found IN PRISON rom ~ -,
O'Neal and keenan,, home TO Iheir Ia IL. I,
friends But the Governor assured I'm sHa ai,hou,h
nov ctt of his Dowe. 20 srdn, his req1cs', eiiN
- reor sIly he would have taken gTeas @ -
ers,ttro IL he SAID that they had ai oceh ~ a.
over 10 the Government OF SPAN. sPP L;nd ,ye.s
sussts in warm ard grateful terms ., ..o .,rrned
uert re received In Havana. lac ao'ii' '''1'''''
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yyhig Judicial Nomination.

The Wing Judicial Convention for the lid Dis
trict, met at Mrs. Prest's City Hotel, Brooklyn.
Yesterday at II NJ, and placed on nomination
Albert Lockwood, Esq, of Westchestsr, as the
candidate of the Wing party for Justice OF tho
Supreme Court This District is composed Of
the Counties of Suffolk, Queens, Kings. Rich
mond. Westches,er Putnam, Duchess. Orange
a,,I RncklanH
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IMPOSITION NOMINATIONS. III da.cSee
..~s For Sheriff, J Van Lew Gorden, Of South
Ff.eot Surrogate. Thsophlus 4 aolc0mD. Of NOytn
~ .1S1~ieA Assembly James Apologize OF Mon.
H., s2ssravs Shsnn, OF Wcoiou tge Thomas Jan
WIG NOMINATIONS. -MI9dlsser County.
J,a,i ,slefia. C. { Huff. Of Woodbridge Surrogate.
AZ S VN'csit, OF North bruLs S.ck Assembly. Ralph
G,sss,saeh, OF Woodbridge Peser w Dye, Of
eiek ~'''N'0' " ""oNiN'''o. so~sa b'tbs-
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FIRST SENATORIAL DIsTRIcT. Tho
Wing Nominating Convention met yesterday ct
Jamaica, and adjourned to the ed inst. in con.
sequence of the absence of the Delegates from
Richmond Co
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Wbiq City Nominations.

XVIh Wayd-Aldermsn George CLARK.
VIM Ward-Aldermsn James Webb (pres-
ent Assstant) Assistant Alderman Joseph L..
Barnes
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u Tie Gord,uer (Me.) TRANSCRIPT says
,.cror OF writer wheat n max stale 'a sSa
Nil Yield oTer oss rlllis l, t..A, -,
vhest crop OF any PRECEDING year
~, There are more landholders 10 the
- ~ p,ssaeh,.srtts alone than in all Ensiaa1
sad I.lapd tosttAe&.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SUPREME CouRT-D,uorce Case. Maria
n Abbey rs. Horstio G Abbey On motion for ali
mcny and counsel fee, orderod that plaintiff do have
fee access 10 her children, &c, all her wearing ap'
paIcl md ornaments, and be PAID 81 per week ahmo-
ny and $50 counsepS fee.
MNlcIous.-Some evil disposed persons
lifted a couple of rails of the track OF the Long
Island Railroad, near Riverhead, a few days since.
The next train passing off but /! had been fortu
ns,ely proceeding at slow pace and sustained no
damage.
The UNLICENSED Liquor DEALERS
The demurrer to the indictments found against the
unlicensed dealers was argued IN the City Court on
Tuesday. and the objections were all overruied The
points were the same those raised In the Court
OF Sesslons--frst, that two distinct 0fenses were
charged seconi. they were stated disJunctrvely,
(Which did not appear, however, on careful peru
sal third that they did not alleg0 to whom the liquor
vas sold and ias. that the Excise law of 1880 was
repealed by thai OF 1885, and had not been reenac-
ed The Court sand to the last point, II had been
settled the Court OF Appeals that the law OF 1880
had not been so repealed. The indictments were
therefore sustained. and the process OF arralgnIHg
the defendants continues in each Court
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Whiu Nominations.

Richmond Copnty-For County Judge. II. d.
METcALP, (present incumbent) For Assembly.
LAWRENCE Ii CORTELYOU.
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Oppositjon Nominations

Tst senatorial Disn,ct--For Senator. janice
Cooley, of Staten Island. This District com
prises Richmond, Suffolk and Queens Counties.
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"a eso IhgsLXy. Urea receives Tho nl1rsns IN.
= ne evening, and supplies SUBSCRIBERS regularly
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FERRY TO CALVARY CEMETERY. The
Board Of Assistants coDcuued last evening TO grant
renewal Of lease to the Trustees Of 81. Palnck's
Cathedral of Ferry from foot of 23ist, Z. r., TO Cal
vary Cemetery, at Newtown, for ten years from Dec.
1864 at 500 year. II was said the present essees
have los, on the Ferry in the three years they have
had it, $4,000 So geo year. During the time they
have had the Ferry, (since Dec. 1887 more than
2OOCO corpses have been conveyed over the
Ferry, 100 of whom were poor persons the expense
Of whose funerals were borne by the lessecs.
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Under the efficient management OF the Superln-
terdent, Mr. Ees, the usefulness OF this Post Is be-
ing gradually enlarged by locating more boxes and
increasing the number of carriers. The conveyance
of letters from any point south of Ftlehst ID the
General Post Office free Of charge, is Of great con-
vanienre to the nnhlic
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E0T0N EOUEDUCT DEPART

ROTOR hQUEDUCT DEPART
u NENT 10 COHTEACToRS.-S<alsd proposals;
iic4lsoa Psoplssl for bgiidiugs sewer N s.as ~
- recs,yed A. the fcs IL the Cr1tos A1uedsci Depart
lsrr Kfunfa PsIk un sdas, TIE - dsy u oc.s
Ieji Fl o'cioet y n - BUILD a SEWEk wte tns
siU 81 ncra Avenue 4 10 about t5i feet cast osns
snstb sau ne feet The plan IL the Sewer and spe0s
g lof fs building u the sane AID ali othsf
too tesi q thereto csn be obalned On
Cocs..rt Ctesk 81 this Office New fsrk, Dc. ~ .S'
NICHOLAS DEAN.
oi5l1 PgssJset e he Css,Sn Alss4sss psesnA~>
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Board OF Slttsd SsSSlon-
TUESDAY, Oct IA, 1851, -
Pysecaf-Norgan Morgans. Esl PRESIDENT, AID
Grfia Dodge. Sturieyant, Oakley, Chapman, Kelly,
smith. Bail, haWs, Miller. Shaw. Cook. Bard, Brit
ton Dclsmsicr. Franklin, ConrAilB and Dooley
TIE minutes CT the las, meeting were read and ap-
proved
sad l. Newton inviting the Common Council TO
visit and inspect the Improvements on Pier NO 10,
North River, which was accepted
By AID. Dooley, petition OF James r.. Ray ana
others 10 Ugh. 1sth-st from 20 10 5thsvs
AID Dooley moved that the PRAYER of the petition
eIs re granted. which vas carried.
by the President pe''uon OF II FMroaim ana
others FOR a Park at CoTiear's Point. Referred 10
the Special Committee on Parks
By AID. Rri;ion, petition Of John H. MARITIME, for
lease Of Housion-si Ferry Referred TO Commiitee
h, he ssue. petition Of Browning & Durham for
a grant Of W alter Right Referred 70 Committee on
By Aid. Franklin. bill Of Engine Co AZ mount
.nr 10 $50 for room hre WnereupOn All. 5iIrse-
ysnt pfs seL,et the following Ieso u'lon, W
Pstoi,xa. Ths. the Bill ofthe Second Wari Hotel
IL, room Are for Engine CO No. - while their en-
rir house was SENS ba, be pad and that she sum
~ $50 BE- all tie same HEREBY a3proprA'ei there
for ADOPTED on a DIVISION, VIZ AgrD9iias -Al1.
Grfn Stulievsnt Oakley, Chapman, 'hs President.
Alf Smith Bali uaws. Miller. Shaw, COX SSrit
Brucn. Delama,er. Franklin. Dooley-l6.
BY Ald. Conckrn petition Of Giles BfSaneU Tor
coTection OF erroneous AK. Referred 20 Committee
on Finance. -. %
nv Ald Surtsssn, petition Of Engine co. No ~
for an additional story 20 their house Referee 10
Committee on Fire Department.
Rrsolahors-by Aia Smith
Resetsd That John Fowler Jr, t. ana nc -
hereby, EssppoineG 10 the Office o. Commisstoxs' =
Dees N ano for the City and Couniy o! NeW-f o.
20 take effect from the lIta dsy OF Ost. inst ~Aea
his present term OF Office VII exPus Aa'p'sd'
b tbs President
Ksso,rss, Tba. tie Controller be- snt he : nsreoy
dxsc,ed 70 draw q Haygaa. n isJA a Vf'l2 - IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16
CITY ITEMS.

CITY PENNY Posr.-During the first
three months, in which Government Penny Post
has been in operation in this City, the number of let
tiers, &c, carried has been as follows
IetteYs delivered from ma 55,3H
Letters received from boxes and delivered IN the
No-srane,s namnhIets &c --.......-.-. q. sos
6ll,OlJ
letter. brought to the Post Office for the malls,
flom the boxes. free Of 3tB18
"a Qa9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

HEONEY LOANED-In small or large
lfE - :. -, .s-.,ds oa parsons 81 security Of ever
ie'crr,,a Of prooery address CAPITAL Of ths .tsos
- IN 49,. -, P'''|' % 3nTaThk6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

Court OF Common PLEAs.-BeiOrc Judge
Ingraham -G,alhGume and Ludoris Cka1cel against
Geo Bsrcioy.-Sut agans! Barclay & Livingston to
ell, and pledged by agent Of latter with b. & Co.,
already referred to- II appeared tha. plaintiffs hal
sued MI Niche H. the factor, Tor the Amount and o5-
tanned judgment. On motion for nOusuit III the pre-
sent csse the Court held that pain.f>navlng elect
cd 10 sue Mr.. Michel, they are cStOpDet from
claiming against the patty to whom the goods were
transferred nOnsuit was granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

SUPREME CouRr-Special Term.-Be-.
fcro Judge Nucheil-DccisiOR.-i In the mt,ier oil
William Smith. OF RocAiand County, com nIted 20
the Asylum by Police Justices, on the evidence o.
MUSICIAN as OF unSouad mind On cling the con-
sent OF Jacob :. Smith the party who with others,
procured his commitment, sad Santa Is discharged
cl,eas and ofkers ast Jacsb Nesser1le sni Olsers-
M petson except the clerk Of the Court. can DC sp
no,t,ed guardian OF infants on partition suit with
out security.
tv,1I,a,n IL F6r agt Hsuy A. DsHisg Proof be-
s,~. a referee must De BY witnesses, and piaintlf
csnno, prove his own demand
In CHAMBERS. Habsas Ccr2.-s snes Brook
,ysS brought I'D on Hs,css Corpus. On apPlt-
80, 81 6.s brother and his discharge from ealist
men, asked for % the ground Of minority