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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
JEWELRY AND Sill

w yTRWARE -ThOs. who wsh - purchase v a'c u
a. yexsv and SILVER Ware either At wholesale or retail
vii ind Il greatly their adv sntsgs = can on the n
sc-lr ho .antly receiving al oi .rO
AMI veT Wafche, from the Manufacturer ID rag inl
Frsnce and Switzerland. which he selling ~ "hoe,ts
and retail u the ven lowest pices Spienili si lo
roreters and DUPLEX Watches Fine Cold and Sssr Tag
I,sh Patent Lever Watches. b. Cooper. Ieols breef
srd others Clt AID Silver DETACHED Lever and Leone
v a,ches Cod Guard Fob and Vest Cha-nS Cha'i.ans
Chans Tor LADIES' Pure Cold WsdtinS hns, Goa
c~.rJ Eess Foo KEYS and Seas Gold ami SILVER Pencils
All cold Knzs LADIES' Bracelets. Gold LJcsets Cod
snd silver Tumble, CHAINS Tor WaicheS .'oI ana 81.
Cod Wa:ches "a low as so 70 IS each watches ani
J-velry exchanged. ~. -
AT Waches warranted 20 keep good tine % ie N ny
returned Watches Clocks and ie"e!ry reps rel IA tne
hest name. and warranted and 81 mucA ess thah ,hs
usual yr.ces GEO { ALLEN, Importer ~ " a,ches anu
LEVER wholesale and Retail II v ast cocrol rev
- sec1nd Gomez from Broadway. Cup siars iormer{
Walls. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
A Valuable WATER PRIVILEGE and

4 y MILL for SALE or 70 LET-A mil privilege, c N,
i4nms fall Of % feet a Dever-fains stream OF
water with sufficient operate 4, 80 or l)y spa
dies and about IS acres II land Also substantial granite
Mil three attic, tn water wheel anu
man shsftng therein eve dwelling houses two teneeas
each dy hO sf hOsse barns &c therein s'ann ns
SAID nj u situated Ten 4.es from Providence and i've
miles from a haroy "a Narrzganseit Bay The prop Sei
Planaeld Railroad Wal within few rods OF tne mil
The mil and DylIege " n re sold low # applied for so9a'
"A Will he let fr seres Of reasonable terms fpr
further iniUmaron inquire Il or '" "hhkf ihLD ~
- - NIL lawW2Stl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
NOR SALE.-A beautiful COUNTRY

u RESIDENCE within * m nutes walk u the New
York and New Haven Railroad station AZ MamarOneck,
containing about sir If land with great va
ris,y Of pears cherries and other garden fruits a1 IN
full view Of the sound The house 20 feet 'front.' ~ feet
deep with kitchen attached finished with hard wa's mar
bic panfles crates barn earage hoH~e sheds. xc rns-
~, u,,.e,v eI4 imTuThxS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

,'OP SALE-Four splendid COUNTRY

SEATS No I, of acres, No. ;, 10 acres NJ > -
acres No A. 40 acres No. 81 acres, Win SN on'aSs
mi a,,nlanc, al tiu and shinhber. hall mile flonl
PaInaeli Do 20 acres Of sood land and ouilaSs u.
sa acrcs Do of cV acres eao all within n!cs
a Planted p,pui Do lp good farming land lot
so pcr acre with wood aud frut and common buildings
S,.ll on \ VAIL every SATURDAY al Washington y. up
stars from sto o'clock, other days, PA.nhcd, New
JeIsc, Call aud the crops IN the ground
els imNiMAEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

DIANO-FORTES for SALE. - PEI
son. a'slt purchasing PI.nos vii mr. I, - tar al
800. .oc.fl A. BESNET ONPANT'S sf facr0ry,
10 Fg-oa-s (.aS side u Br0at"sT Thy IA lzrss
a,s1r,.r-. Of Rls-~ori Pianos cpr>-hsl. o. iand -
- rs ia.a. NARRATED :Jr twD Co 11ys
Is Ea.ss than ly3j p-rsOls RS Vii reir u
VIZ ave ygrcnasei PlsaO- u taeA. 81 Il "e.ca RAFe
s--su unvefyi, sasfic,sJn. b.. w-sa -obrs Az
5res>-d theu z44stv "a D,y-r: 2AIT ~ ssaA-f
.rtil such dsa0,s r-snDyeI ~. PI2>s .KcsAa5~j -
Nv mi --orl p IN . - 1t ASA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

DAlNTERS, GLACIERS. SASHMA-
u kERS, BUILDERS. and others interested remember
that SAMUEL. SCHOONMAKER, ChathaHi-square.
offers for sale the best qualities OF French and Amen
GLASS. ii all sizes noun 6xS b. SlNao al the low
cash Yrces Painters. IN particular bear IN mind.
thai b. the and u four extensive Steam Power PANT Mills
Kept Constantly operation. enabled 10 sell better
uceS ~ PAINT AZ lower Prices than oiheI nsnuiac
turer II the United States. PATS. OILS. PUTTY,
BRUSHES aud every article the line. any quantity
SAM Ell SCHOONMAkER. Chathau,- ssuare y Y.
" B.-PuTchaser> Will have their goes delivered n
safe condition. and free Of charge q any part .; the CIV
W. lIn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
VOHN w LEONARD. Teacher of Pho
BOOKKEEPING. Mr.. MARSH'S
EXCURSIONS. Sc.

ENCURSIONS To WASHINGTON
i LHIGHTS and HIGH BRIDGE-rhe new and beau-
ugl steamer JENNY LIND Will regularg A. above.
SUNDAYS excepted leaving the foot o Chambers st. at
g. H. and {, o'clock and Washington lights ~ u, H. J.
and O'Clock landing Al Hammond and Spring s> aad n
Manhatianye and StkeT BAY g which the fare only
., cents and Washington Nights 40 cents Stages IN
readiness 10 carry passengers o. High Bridge N3 Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
NOR SALE-A STORE, GROCERY,
NOR SALE-A very desirable country

residence within few miles of the CITY, consisting Of
a aIge and convenient MANSION HOUSE and ali
necessary out buildings abundance Of fruit of eFery van
e grounds handsomely land out. and ornamen,ed with
we'll grown and ShrubheTy The whole place consists
or acres the whole or pert OF which VIII be
sold to SUIT purchaser Inquire Of W. LATTlNG. ~
Broadway. N Y y8J-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
RRlDGE.-The balance OF the

lOTS VIZ So u lpS "a map u Hgh RFldseVlIIe arc
now for the frS, time offered for sale. THIS property Slo
ated on the WescAeS,r side OF Harlem RIVER opposite .ne
H,rhth avenu, ON ihs Island. The fare on the fghi-
,venuc Rsrad which leads directly to these Lots = u
he hut the whole lensth o the road haNs
wtd mont upcn the Harlem hyer, this property asords
great advantages eatng and hshng Terms aLeiab,e
App, for maps and other inioTmali0n. - ID wiNioN
1lCedtr-Nt cNr II Nassau-s.. ~ lm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
FOR SALE g. TO LET.

IA brck HOUSE, With Store and L., Of ground known
- 81 Cha:he-s, ives. SIDE, between Pearl and Duane
sts ssd i being . feet by ig feet dfp;a For
prcs terms and further particulars apply 20
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER. Auctlonsr
m BrOtd-S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
THOSE ELEGANT WHITE RUB

'1OSE T.LTbA>>i W III a. ~ ~
Il Der GOODS Never. m the progress OF the INDIA
X bier art has mode of manufacturing been discovered
h, which the fabrc could be yulcanIed and come out
white color until TYLER Hem made their INVENTION and
obtained patent tor their beautiful /nc Rubber, winch
now takes precedence of al other rubber ahuc> These
goods are If hight drab hight 10 border on White
and can be- shaded any color. The fabric l. admirably
adapted for table piano and other furniture coNers and Or
namenal articles as well and better than rubber made
from any other patents II - free from mat unpleasant
surhurous pdor Goodyears patent, not affected by
heat or hold constant exposure 10 the weather AL
good. made nv Gnodyears patent necessarily dirA Ut
black Lead turus dark when yulcanIed m steam whlle
ync remains clear white. Dealers are invited T. COM
uare NV ratent fabrics with any other the market ana
are warned against the lnfrnse OF patent by TIE
Union India Rubber Co and other concerns forming part
y. he cnInhination against whom suits have been
I'erced for ms uracy HORACE II. DAY.
1885 l0tNNSF y Cortiahd->'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING PLOTS, in

IDUPpER MORRIgANIA. are now offered To the pub
.sn,a-out 40 arres are surveyed and lad out plots
81 from u city lots each, adjoining ne depot IN opf
Mnrussna For full par,lc nlars. apply 70 MOkGAN
co 21i Pesrl-st v Y OR C. AKEkLEf, Jewe'ler,
corn~r Bowefy and BroonDes Of the Upper
NoTlssnis wv JHh 10 .
ty9Iv. Agent for the sale IF said property q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
INOR SALEM FLATBUSH-Only A

u miles from Fulton FeUv Brooklyn, two adoinins lots
IF Land together having 3ce feet front on Clukson-av b.
$50 feet IN depth and containing about acres the same
area aS 80 city lots One of these LOIS - aid out with
acadamsed walks AMI lanted with about 300 shade and
of choice Naoetes the latter lu>t coming INTO
bearings and many ornamental shrubs, raspberry and cur
rent bushes large strawberry beds &c The other pt - IN
clover and has Welded heavy tins season There ~
well and pump on the premises cross fencns new"
and the whole has been yut IN preScn, order Wy the owner
with the expectation of building thereon Tor h> own pccu-
nation The health aud beauty If flahush. rs easy ac-
cesb, tins city ionhusses passing each some
II times day render ths favorable opportunity Tor
to purchase VINO ~ dcsrols of building country
residence location and improving negh
iohopi Will he sold On accommodating terms Apply To
A q WILCOX, Clarkson-avenue, FlathuSh, NJ 10
ANTHONY LANE, - Wall-st. y n83'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
I,OR SALE-ls5 acres ofLAND, within

QUE mile Of the sasan, Village of TarTytOwn w Al
elegant prospect of the Hudson River and surrounding
country situated and aG DINING some Of the most fsh
iunabe country residences the River There Is ihe
stream OF through r. about " acres Of heay
TIMBER grove maple and ash OF ~ acres 10 any
gentlemen wishing elegant country residence TINS ones
UATKIXs A HINF IA Broadway Y7G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Manufac
EATTION To THE PUBLIC.-All

N/yuranIzed white Rubber as well black and other
colors not stamped BY Horace H. Day. "GOODYEARS
PATENT according 10 his covenant N ms license from
GOODYEAR Is an infringement on GOodyears Patents. and
all dealers IN purchasers If these goods arc equally H.
bic tIeSpaSserS upon GoodyeaTS ackn1"edscd rshts
with Horace Day HIMSELF the Maker Of such goods ana
will be prosecuted accoriIngT Day has license from
Goodyear make Shrred Goods orlyt and few small
articles by paving tar Goodyear II three cents per
SaId equal to about mills on each par o Congress
Boots while Day himself charges ten cents pa for the
~ OF GoAlyears SHRED Goods m Congress Boots 10 the
hard working shoemakers. All the India Rubber shoes
now made by Horace h. Day. are an infringement upon
Patents and all de asrs terrin render them
selves liable IL damages TO Mr. GOODYEAR the Pa
tentee N -
In behalf Of Hayward Rubber Co, Newark ] X Co,
/ Candee Ford X CO and others lel9 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

I EBANO\ SPRINGS. Shortest and
Icheapest route T. this delightful sumner Retreat Is
b. the Hudson River lgd Hudson River Railroad 10
Hudson and By railroad and stage, % the Sprnss
h. tbs Wv Of the shaker CITY Passengers New
york by morning boats railroad. vii leave Hudson by
the O'Clock VI tram aud arrive " the Springs At u
PM Passengers from New-YnrA hy evening boats Ut
trains VIII Hudson the neat morning 80 o'clock aud
arrive al the Springs y VI Usual se upun the nser,
q fare from Hudson 10 the Springs, 81 ~
L WATERMAN, Superintendent
Hudson June ., 1851 Iel2 }m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

~ DUNKIRK. BUFFALO, and NIAGARA FALLS,
b the and Ere Railroad. at the unprec, douted
lows fare Of Ten Dollars for ~ Buffalo alt
back 10 New York ARRANGEMENTS have been made win
the Ne--Yor, and Enc Railroad Company tor Grand
Excursion over their road Dunkrk and hy steamers g.
BuiIalopasSengers To leave ewfork on the idho JVA
and ,,tbn three DAYS Afterwards aad return On OF be-
fore the 26h from Dunkirk Tickets may ~ hid for the ~
cIrSon at Harnden, Express Office W wal - Appniii
cation must be- made early the number ~ uCNtl> SOFA
will bs limited l. W WIN ms IN,
ie3etf Nhl->l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
ITO CAPITAILSTS.-A valuable and

TO CAPITALISTS.-A valuable and
desirable lease Of feet square On Brodway aooss
tnion square II has OPERATION new sesA elstns
f 10 horse power The establishment has large s0a ot
valuable easers and the gco wall Of the cneera VITA
due attention., vii ysld large pvenne The presrm s-
ursns called away 10 Earore Nv the death VI near ieis
,ssa asMW&Y (Bsoi
VACANT LOTS for SAI.E.-T'wo Of
v the best LOIS en- sev.nia-Av., wes SIDE. bcsweea
x-.a,w ..,cd and Twenty third SIS LOrS on Ssr-
sxsr,nS ss and two en- fwenty hrS, near Sevenih-sv
me iuprc, mns and 10 Re msde Ga THIS Avenue.
:. -. x;cnay -ender this property desirable
plyte t~fu l. N ~ :" "A's''
SVVO LET.-Rockaway Cottages, adjoIn-
-. Marin, Pavilion ~ for immediate occassion
Ineu,rr nj John ~. POWER Ed, iss fH'iSa-st ct
NnETON CARRCLL. At H'"rN1"as. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
THE CONGRESS PIRATED-Ca,

THE CONGRESS PIRATED-Cau-
Il to Shoe Dealers-Leaming that some unprlncl-
pied Offering Elastic Gore
Patent Congress Boots. made bv hTadng or weaving
India Rubber such as 10 cause sh or contraction
or expansion Of the fabric with the spnng. this notice
gwen that mode of covering and combining hbrouS ma
erIas with cords of India Rubber II used IN making Con
greSS Boots direct and positive violation % Patent
and whoever manufactures sells the Congress Boots thus
made wi be prosecuted for damages All who are auho-
rzed b, me the Patent required u stamp each
par with the words Days Paten, all others are IN
rngemenls they choose e. be concerned IN plrans THIS
patent :.
Ihaye fo their information caused the opinion of two Of
the most nsushed Patent Lawyers the United States
10 he tai eil-herewh published shall hold every dealer
re,pnn,lbe where the manufacturer lrres lOnslbe.
HORACE IA DAY Owner oi all the Patents
Connected with Congress Boots
B-LCen,e> granted at q Courtlandt street. New
Ynr. aud hv NV authorized agents pehuut the United
States ercen Massachusetts, Name and New Hampshire.
owned b, Ctas Musow. Of L,nn, Mas.
LEGAL OPINIONS
have examined the letters patent issued - Dupont
HYATT bearing date of SOlh October 1870 and am oi opm~
ion that the Of elastic made 10y weaving nhrouS
materials which expand AMI contract. combination with
India Rubber Springs. If applied the manufacture OF
eaiier boots. : infringement upon the patent -
Newly Ami %. 1851 Il CUTTING
BIOS TON. June g. 1851
have made similar examination Of the etiss patent,
above referred TO- and concur N Mr. Cuttings opnitl
1880 l0tMWSF RUFUS CHOAIt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
TEAS.-The Canton Tea
TOHN DHOMERGUE, Rectifer and

- Dstirer HONEST JOHN. after having passed
through the ordeal Of FIRE ny again and ready TO supply
ms customers and the liquor trade generally with the best
OF Pure Spirits imported Brandies. Gin and Wine. Call,
superior article. AZ his old place 40 West
Seyonreenth-st. near Seyenth-ayenue. nySS 3m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

Two LET-Fifth story of Nos. 3. 5 and
i spruce-st Possession immediately. Inquire office
Tribune Buildings. ylu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
DITCH FURNITURE--JULlUS DIES

SolR respectfully informs hIs Customers and the Pub
he generally that he has removed his Cabinet WarerOom
10 3sS Broadway, next door to the Chinese Muse nm
lie has hand . large and beautiful assortment 81
Eulnurr oi the ncheSt description 70 winch tie invites
lie also prepared % furnish ~ order the
GUS STYLES of choice Furniture usesuch Gothic.
Antique. Ehlahethan French and other deslgus. and
which he VIII IT the very best materials NoIkman-
,h,p and finish ~ lmMWSE'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
NO LET-The dwelling part of the new

HOUSE, 326 Beecker-st consisting OF front ana oacH
room and bedroom the third story and front paror IN he
second story with back basement. cellar &c hnshed IN
modern siye with marble mantes, CrOton water IN the 80
storv with pipe. Inquire the fancy store IN
der the above premises. Vo ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09


u Seattle subscriber oaors for sale her residence
the village of PoughkcepNe, formerly owned and
med Nv the late Judge Sweet The lot, containing about
mo Of land, situated between, and fronts anon
Mate, aud Trout SITS WITHIN three minutes walk OF tue
HadS,n River Railroad Depot and the Steamboat Land
4uS aud occupying elevated position, commands tine
Of the River and the neghoong parts of the village
a. Is taseflh LAID ont IN wafAs and planted With
sbc variety Of frut aid onamenta aud sh al
berry contains large mher Of choice raspberry ard
Grape vines itne bearing condition. The dwelling ci
the colorado style Of arch; c;use commoOS and IN
god order tho barn. stable, and other olthadings arc
cAmmti,us and n g,od repair. On the whole, - be-
heved e. arrd opportunity tor securing me Of the
most desirable residences m s beautiful village ~ To-
profitable investment NJ fnds, u N the Vcuty 81
fhe most houTiShmg business of the village and may
10 conveniently divided mt eligible building lots Pos
be had immediately # required nv the PUT
chasci Fui further particulars inquire Of the sli>uief,
the premises, of rhMnas NJ NMi poashAeepsle a. OF
Williamson 4 Val. i6i WeS,-st, NewHo ANN VAIL.
PsughAcepsic. May Is. fS5l. iesl imSAW
EOR SAl.E--An excellent FARM of
40 acres with COED farm buildings well wstcred and
lencd plenty weed and fTuit Sold low Call On WI
BROOKS, - Fsny-s' ccr',n-enl to Depot, planhcld
iele lmMwAE<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
VO LET on STATEN ISLAND, the

half Of a 2-sory basement House. pleasantly situated
near yanderlts Landing The part TO let consists OF base
ment ROOM paror and tearOOm on hrst hoor TWO cha-
bers On second floor, and attic room. Apply 20 } Z
WOODS ESQ lander Staten Island, or by let.r
20 box 3l5, n. POs-Ofhce UsN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
no LET-Jn Greenwich Village, Conn,

u anea; COTTAGE with SIT rooms, door yard ani gar
den and vegetables growing in the garden Scho.s,
Cburches Stores and Office very convenient /, zen
or een minutes walk from the Greenwich Depot On te
New-York and New Haven Railroad ~ would ne e' Iof
two months or more Rent dollars per monts In
onIre II BENJAMIN PECK, Jr., Greenwich Village, or
~ A PECK. "A Chatham-st. " wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

SQUIRE l. BROTHER, 81 Fulton-st.
~ and isa Rowery w atehcs. Jswey and &lver usrs.
We can eske the Of those who she above.
bv our IN Europe together WITH mana
fty here OF HAVING the goods from Tst hands 20 nase
tAelY purchases a, either store " atns o. 81 bo~ey
We are determined keeping the reOniAilos Of or
Silver Ware the d04ars tOf la, - Sas vented
a.ns,r, lais I'm
OUS KuLE-An goods are warranted IS rsrrcsentet-
lav eat rTce-and cash cay 81 faronst saS lSs Bs~s'y
ERANCIS HART, Job Printer, III Lib
4 err -, New-YoTS leN In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
EETATCUFS JFWELRY and SILVER
DATENT ZINC PAINTS, as Manufac


Il ,u1ed BIZ the New-Jersey Exploring and Milins Com
psny. ioT sale By the quantity only. .
WHITE zinc PAIYTs-Ths No. quality, ground IN either
oil SPIRITS Of turIenine. varnis. iwhcn gives the
porcelain finish much admired.i Is Whittier than
the purest whte lead Is from all foreign impurities
sad destitute Of the unpleasant smell and POISONOUS proper
ties of lead pants 49,, -,
Tde Nos and qualIres IN all respects ike the No
the- not quite white thev come a. lower
prices and are well adapted to outside work.
The dry white OXIDE OF ZINC mixed with wafer ana MI e
sue makes brilliant aud lasting white eoaiing ior walls
and ceilings. .,
suitable dryer is prepared for the pa,. and is IA all
other respects used Ike white lead. except that should
not be quite 50 much Trimmed down with on.
DARK Brown AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS These are flr-
nished prce and undoubtedly the cheapest anu
best paints the market they Invaluable or in roofs
and surfaces OF all kinds beng perfect protection
oxidation upon wooden surfaces Rey are also va
liable protection against FIRE.
These Zinc Paints having pure metallic base. are var
ranied not turn Yellow and Will retain their original pr-
hancy much longer than white lead OF the e4hy pig
mems
The attention Of dealers requested bg the ComsAnys
general agents -
m2l en- st JONES & CO. SO Bsayer-st
GPRAGUE Il MARSTON. Manutactur-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
and FENDERS.-H. KEEL
MAILS, NAILS, NAILS First
BAKERS IMPROVED MODE of

u A large assortment Of every description 81 tine ana
priced Table and Pocket Cutlery OF the latest patterns
direct from the manufacturers. and for sale low BY
FRANCES TONES SONS. No 5MnieR-lsae.
Importers and Dealers IA Guns, Hardware ani Fancy
Goods mtu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

THO LET.-A handsomely and thorough
Il " furnished house distant three quarters Of mile
from the village Of LenoX Berkshire Massachusetts IN
aulre If II ID. SEDGWICK, Wall-st, CT CHARLES
SEDCWICK IenoX JeL Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
EXCURSJONS to the FISHING

p n z z I ' y
ILBANKS every day IN the week during the season
The well known steamer BUFFALO, Capt smith,
will leave Hammond n at !, o'clock, Canal-St n,
Grand-st T. K, St Catharns-st 81, Pier ;. \ X, "A VI
returning by NJ Fishing tackle bait and refreshments
will be- provided Fare Is cents each way lelJ2m'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-04
NEW ORLEANS:
ATURDAY MORMING, ocT. q [

--7--
Wig Mpei~g z1ird sa6 szbGvsk Wavss--
he rsgultsspsstisg q ~ Whig Esssuivs oen-
Aittse Of the Third aad lssfth Wssds, ~ ~
= evening At Leuis Essehnat's .Besr ossdsn !,
bsnsr Of Poeyfafrs asd Annuasiaaisa stresses ess-
oad Municipality. Athslf- pass s'elesk ~ neee.
ing Va. called 70 ordsr ~ nssnisaaag - -
Ter to preside. Mr.. McNse 8swn ~ -
to act a. Secretary. - 49,
The Chairman sxpaalnsd II 49, = - mset.
%, which was q. co-ope1sss wl@ ~ Nhles o.
be Foesth Ward ~ 70 t3etve Ne report Of ne
pint cclpittses q otnsea eplecs csodiaaaes e
ePsssensshe Second .s's'ssn sae S'ese Lss'esa'
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-04

AnotAer Highpay Robbery. james Gordon and
John Smith yesterday attacked I. On. O., in Anto-
MO street, Third Municipality, 10 the broad day
light-halfpast O'Clock. They knocked him
down, but he had no money, and the robbers only
got the Parish jail AZ the reward Of their daily
labors. Another highway robbery was committed
on Thursday evening, on Esplanads street, in tho
aams Municipality, on man, name unknown, who
was robbed Of "a So. 1t Is supposed that Messn.
Gordon and Smith had finger in this pie TOO
The robbers are arrested, and stand remanded fol
examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-04

Eramination NEed.-The examination of John
Condor on a barge Of larcsny, or attempt u lar,
ceny, was yesterday fixed BY Recorder Caldwell
for the 7,h inst. Martin Costello, charged with
striking and woundng John Condor with shesp
pointed stick, will be examined on tho change this
day. Condor Il ssid 70 b lying in dangerous
condition, and great doubts are entertained Of hs