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MARRIED..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ANDERsON-CHAUnCEY-In Calvary Church on Wednss
osy, Oc L. BY tie Rev. Samuel Cooke D D., EIeTy
Ind.r, 10 Augusta .des, dAu ZheT Rev Dr. CaalnceJ
a. VI this city.
BLAuNELT-JOLLIE-In ths city. Th1r'dsy, Ser, y
ty tte Rev. John Phsyre W. Warren Bsuyels Of Carks
town, N. Y. 10 Ms Cs.hs.ine Jollie Of Ibis city,
DUBkEE-AILLER--ln this city. Wednesday, Dc. r.
~ the Rev Dr. HssCe Hiram H. Daikee 70 samanths Miller
both Of Tho city.
pRAkEENANS-On Tuesday evening. Oct IL. By the Rev
Or. De Wt Richard DIaAe 10 Miss Mary Evans al of this
city.
LY ON-D4Y-On ruesd.y Oct IL, BY the Rev. Henry
BsIehsrd NJ. join Lysl Miss M.rgste; H. Day al OF
brookyn-
HOONOVER-THOaPSOE-I Ani.y ". Y, Oct. s. By
tie Rev "a f. Wac worh, Mr. George Schooroye Of Union
vile 20 Mis- Ann Aees daughter Of Wu.- H. Thompson.
sIODDARD-0REENWcO D-At Grace Church. BrootlTn.
Tuesday, Oct H. BY Rev. Jared Fsgs c. H. Socdssd
Helen. daughter Of the Bon. John Greenwood
SLElGHr-BUTLER-Ol "Wednesday morning, Oct 10, a.
residence the brides .h-T ro,tenvie S.s-u Isl and
By the Rev j. Swain, Mr. Is.ac Sl-isnt Mary Jane.
dsorbteI Of Henry Butler esq al Of the shove p1sce
VAN BRAHLE-NELSON-At Wstertown. Jefferson County.
on MoIosy OF TO- in Trinity Church, BY the Rev T.
Babcock m C. H. Van Brake nery Of New-fork to Miss
Ceorsi.a Nelson OF the plae.
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ID l. ID.

BEANIE this city, on Tuesday Oct II, Muv Ella edest
dAosb'er Of Nathaniel B. and Jenny Beam aged years
months and days.
BoUION-In Brooklyn, Tuesday, Oct II, Mariana de
Wofe, wife Of Samuel Bo1;ou-
CAkROLL-In .hi. city, Monday Oct. 10. John
kchssl aud Am Csuo, ssss 10 years II months aud days
CHaMBERs-in Willis nsoaGh, on Tuesday Oct H. harsare.
3yesrs u months and II days.
CHEvlS-In this city, Monday, Oc H. william Chevis,
aged 81 years
FER GUsoN-sued.pIy 9. No Clinton street Brooklyn John
Il Ferguson physician late of Carroll place, New YorS.
HACKETT On Wednesday, Oct. - OF crop, Lizzie Howell,
dsueh:er Edward T. Ann Z. Hacie.t aged Syear
The eeGories viii take Fscs at the re.dsSee Of her
tnsLu fashins avenue near Division avenue Brock "a,
friends # the family respectfully invited to attend without
further
Lswreuce widow Of lillian Lawrence in the ia Of her
r relative. and friend. Of tbs family are respeetf, invited to
attend her residence Of h. William 4.
Lawnoe No 81 Barrow street, of Bis'cker street,
1rursdA,, Oct. Is, at IA o'cl5ck.
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
LANL-In this city, or Tuesday mornns oct II, Deborah
widow Of Samuel Lane, IN the 8th year CT Der ese
FEW e 4 OF the late Bernard acCsfety ssed 20 years
and B-ieard are respectfully requested funeral
on frids, morning O'Clock the residence Of her
avenues. 10 st. PsiseE, Csbeors requiem gill
b ,e for The 'p.. Of hI .oS after which her remains will
MoRRIs-A Cambridge Minnesota Monday, Oct 10, by
sccaeBtsl discharge Of b., gun, William Lewis Morris j.,
eae,t William Lewis Moris Of This city aged q
POsTLEg-At Phi siepbis. Tuesday morning, Oct IL,
Amelia A. Poey, wife q sshngton Postley and dAush
ter of,hs James Kahn Of NewYOrk City in the Sth year
cher age.
The funeral will take place rhursdsy afternoon at O'Clock,
from No. s32 Race street. PhlsdeiphiA
PIBE-ln this city, Tuesday. OF H. John l. Pike.
QUIGLEY-os, overheard from the steamer Plymouth Rock
on rhni,ass nish, Oct ee,Seen hannsdon and sa'f'rd
Long Island Souno, James Quisley, aged 20 Jesrs
ROBins-In this city, Tuesday, Oct, H. William Robins
AGED II yesrs
sMITH-A, Msnhst.anviIle in th, city, on Wednesday, Oct
l2 Matilda wife Of George W Smith, sssd % years
The re friends Of deceased respectfully invited 20
apd her from her residence In Ls~rencs be-
twstn Ninth and Tenth avenues ct O'Clock Thurs
dsy, Oct. l3
srEVsNS-In Brooklyn, Tuesday ming Oct H. Samuel
ssyls native Of bGtutod, EnAuoi generally knowe a.
:" Tie MsioI"l AGED IS yssrs-
TURNEY-ln this city Monday rnorniI Oct TO- Len
Turney, aged p yeau
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RROOK YN ITEMS.

AccIDENr TO THE STEAMER FULToS.-Yesterday
morning the Fulton of the Hsvre line, met with a
serious accident by running into the pier at the foot Of
South Eighth street, z. ID. she was proceeding on
her way to the Morgan lion Works for repairs, when
che ran close in by the Williamsburgh shore There
was strong flood tide running at the time, and in
rounding of to avoid the pier recently built by
the Peck.ilp Ferry Company, she struck her broad
side on the end of the pier, and her stHboard wheel
passed entirely over it, breaking down aporion OF the
pier and smashing the wheel Her bows also struck
the other ferry pier ipuring that somewhat but doing
no further damsge to the steamer. She then pro-
ceeded on her way to the Morgan Works. The dam
sge to the pier is about 500.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. PIP. ".
The upward movement in the Stock market which
was inausurated on Monday last, continued during
the morning Board TO day, and there was considerable
activity in the leading fsnces, especially NewYork
Central, Galena aud Rock Island, which monopolize
Of late most OF the attention Of speculstors. Toe
returns from some Of the Western roads for the first
week IN October have given the street some material
upon which to base speculative bull movement, in
which however, outsiders have taken but little part
This movement has been assisted by the increasing
ease in the Money market and the heayness OF tCT-
.irn exchange, leading to the hope OF par
tisl cessation Of the specie dram, and also
by the inactivity Of the bear interest, who
have been rather disposed to permit the market 10
rise without resistance they feeling confident that the
reaction would be the greater sfter srch Use, snl
tia. even the increased receipts Of the Western roads,
e continued did not Justify the current quotations
for stocks. At the Second Board the market was
fav active but the adyarce had brought IN sellers,
and prices were heavy. The heayiness continued
after the Board and sti lower prices were established
with come excep ions. The buoyancy Of the msrkst
was entirely os. for the time, ard prominent buyers
of day or two day past were realizing. Cenia iei
of 70 SOL SOl and Gslepa TO ~ a'5s hocK isana
WAS very heavy, anu sod uoVn W VI, cAsSA SS"e ~
q. the morning Beard. The amount OF the stocks OF
the Western roads aoat in the street has been largely
Increased by the rise which took place in August and
September ard operators find if much more diiicalt
to control the market than they previously did.
Panama, der the impetus of large traffic, was very
buoyart and advanced to ll9i bid, Notwithstanding
the cuneIt rulDor ths. Com. Vanderbilt vii open the
Nicaras US route within three months. Pacific NAL
was also steady at about -. Illinois Central under
favorable accounts from the business OF the road and
higher quotations from London, very firm, selling
at 6sl The road is now doing srger business than
ever before, and the receipts a. the Land Office are
quite equal 70 the expectations of the officers Of the
COMPANY In State stocks the business was TO fair
extent. and prices firm. Railroad bonds were dull
but steady. For Erie frs.s 81 was bid, s5I asked
seconds , bid III asked thirds, 81 bid 81 asksd;
fourtbs - bid Al ssked ffhs 80 bid; sinking funds
20 bid; converibles ISL, I6 bid. AZ the close the
tendency of the market was still downward. The
las. quotations were: Virginia e. 81 a9if; Missouri
e, SIZES; Canton Company, Faisi Cumberland
Ccsl Compsuy III al3; Pacific asil, az co. Neg
York Csr.rA Railroad, 81 aSO. Erie Railroad, 4.
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RESPITE OF QUIsRo APPo.-Apphcation for iur,
tber respite has been made to the Governor by counsel
in behalf Of Quinbo Apo who vas convicted OF maf
der in tie City of Nsw.l York in April last upon ,le
round that the counsel who hsd undertaken TO pre-
pare the psPsT. oT the motion iOT me- s15 has BEEN
hem found necessary therefore, to place the case IN
hands OF other counse but so recently has TINS o;en
S"rs tbst the present counsel is unable 10 prepare the
papers before the end Of the present week; IN
the Governor has respted the sentence OF
appo to Frdsy the eleventh day Of November NEXT
fS Pp lying further period Of four weeks dunss
which il is believed the motois can De arsaea sIs
scs;on Of The Cour on the question OF gran.ns ne
trial procured. Albany LNe1Hb '0
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The Ipdians S. which have ouly seven yeaS to rue,
the cheapest for their safety, Of any, There orc.
however, but a very few of them to be had Of soy-
thing IKE the present price. The MIssouris srs By
far the moet abundant in the market. United States
and vrginss are in demand for foreign account, aad
there is but limited supply Of New.Yorks.
The folio sing is the treasure list per North Star:
?. ProSst& co...... ~, tst CsbaeroS BAsuado. 40
Scientifically & Con-. s6e4IVsn Dept, Scaniansky
A. C. Rossirr Co..... ltp SCo.........'...' sssos
w. LesbAeh SScheyelsriso,S7Sl -
Total.
The Boston Post says:
During last week this money market was rather
more active than 1t had previously been, owing per
hsps to the offerings of paper on Nsw-f ofk so'oaas
We do not perceive, hovever, that rates have ~
ysnced and az New.York funds continue In good sup
ply it may be taken for granted that the market he
sustained an additional burden without exhbiteg An1
uuavorabe change. Ia Boston, quote strictly drst
clsss paper at 6G1 b cent in the street, tho higher
figure including brokers' commission. The banks hsvo
DO difficulty in realizing about Y cent on foreign pc
per and there considerable offerings OF this olss.
At the same time their meanS large enough - -
low them to take al the unexceptionsbe Boston pager
presented at Y cent. On call they are not ieotiag
below Gong outside of the cece OF oankable foe-
On or domestic notes, the rates hugh aud regu-
lar oars that are really well secured often paying from
9dl2 cent The very best sterling bills sere Offered
at 10 p cert in New.lork for Saturdays boats, buk
only limited business done at the reduced qdose-
ton. good many bank bulls were Left over 81 ~.
FIsrcs were sustained at 1l515 loi. In Boston TO
best bills are 10 li0S, with best drawn bills tribe
lower, when not purchased by individual rsmttsra"
The leading items In the monthly statement Of the
Bank Of France for September, compared with the
same month last year. are ss follows, reduced to oar
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California Marriages and Deaths.
MARRIED..

In San Francisco Sept 49, the Rev. Dr. Scott sr Charles
II. Hanson ~ Sarah c. Depte . -
Ia San jose sept Is by the Rev. J. c. Simmons, Daniel r
Pidge to Ms. Mary A. Bolton.
DIED.
IL San Frsncisoo board the steamer Columbia, Sept H.
James Ryan. formerly Of Albany, N Y.
IN Honolulu W. Cooper. aged about 80 years late
Proprietor Of Royal Hotel Mr. Cooper naye Of Bel
fast, IreIard .
10 Honolulu Aug James Graham, native Of London, Eng
land, aged - years
In honoiulu Aug. H. William Blanchard, youngest Of
John and anie Townsend, aged months and % dsya
onolu "a Of pulmonary CONSUMPTION, joseph Jack
SON. Postmaster General aged y years he native OF
Cambria port Mass.
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COURT cALESDAR-Tsrs Day; =.

UsrTTD SrarIs DisTSIcr COUEr.-Nos. 10, II,
%. -. -, Sc, q ,,Do
scFRfxs CoUR1-CR ,UIT Part Nos. 2Oy,.
2ig7 2i7S .ISs l45 1871 9i57 sig .is9 20l as OF .sy
Y 9gi gSs .lia s9ia 21lS 2l7. Pat In, ESQ 80
80 s3is ~ "a 25z .J.s. a. .5s 90, -'Si ~ -Ss
s5i?. s5is. $50 ziss, 2S5o -. -.
sUFkLNE C0CRT-SfECiAL IERN.-Hos 81, - 20,
81. 80 20 Iss 49, le5. e. g. Is e - 49, o-o
SrpTRIoE CoVRf-Nos 80. 3ii, 81. JAS 3o9. So,
ST. ls4 I 2ss s3 ST. SD $40 ST. 49, SEA S5 SO SAL $751;
sac So Ss2 3a1 sai Sc 5s3 sec, 40 s2 45, IS tsL
CoUkT or COMwoS PiLas.-Psr l-Nos. ~,
ls5 SIg sa ST. ISL g. ll76 1895 So 1924 ei6 llsl l5.
l75 Pan ll-Sos. 1851, lSs6, Isl 1913, So s' Dii'
lSs7. 1915 l3A 1910 - -
KIses CoUsrf CfRcUIT COURT.-Nos. 10, ~, %,
O. -. g. g 81 81 S. b. 81 Sc So. ~. a., Sc, 49, 81 80
BRoOELNS CITY COUKT.-Nos. III ~, 10, -, %,
a. %, =. %, 81 81 S. So g. So 90 Il, 10. IS. A.
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The Cincinnati Gazette Of Monday says:
The banks Of issue are still contracting rather taan
expanding in the line Of circulation and While 49,
cor :inues we must expect . strisgency IN nnsscIs
affair. The banks Will, Of course, not chasge thsh
policy until the movements Of produce JUSTLY - -
rres:ed circulation. The latter have, 20 fAr, -
section Of the West, been remarkably siugg'sei
matters are about 10 undergo change 10 thus rssps
One Of the largest, If not the lsEgex, cor cfoSs
produced in TINS country Is nos ssoae @s1anse' -
some places the yield Is upprscedentsaY ses sx -
tbs sreraee /, conceded TO b, - ssccee, 49, va ~
enc. This viii place the psOp's Of ne W. M
and At rsmunerstive prices. on %eS ..s.s.,xorv
c-on Of hoc, which sto psornse TO ssl = ss' - ~
& gnrss. In addition, 10 win reconcile iAr~S III -. -
n,css currept Tor wheat We nay tnssesos, "o. -
he int,odacton. within the nezt sxty days o. -
order Of thinss' q regards crop moyeusets; -
sIugeisbness TIA: has prevailed since harvest w ~
placs to an active trade, and the vhset cor, seb
And cattle 10 be marketed within the pext ioU 0oese
b. Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and Ininois gu snssa
the banks safe and ample bssis Tor Ton svese9o
circulation. This yin enable the cousIy msrch ~
10 discharge their overdus obg atons 70 the cssy 80
we NAV therefore SAFELY predict the sppsoaca Of -
ciJed 81 90 fss the bstter in aaancd ssa ssn1ss
svssy cloud Chat hung over tAe tatSsN TAs saeess
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Marsh wac elected Preeijent. sad Mr.. D..isi D,.-
Vice-Pi.siaett
The toreiga movement Of bcsslGffs has ss>.
metced The Glasgow to-dsy tck 1900 baA.
vh.a', besiSe large amount Of other proias.
The business Of the C.eausg Iioa.e Gas so 95s s5s
Post Office Scrip is in better densns aod 20 qsoss
'siO discount Land Warrants are Inactive. vixh
but small supply on the market. S9eculs,ors A.,
buying al the present Prices add ia the sh,.ocs Of
Western 6emsnd, ar getting VIA. e are earL
Brokers are not disposed to sccanuass any co.siasr
able stock.
The notes Ct the Bass River Bank, about vA,,A
fears have prevailed. Ns still taken at the Ssfrslk
Bark, Boston.
Thompsoo's Reporter says: Stocks for Bsski,e
prrposes range q, fsioSs-the right hasd Gssres srs
tee rates which tie various Ststes issue On taem
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT -ocr. la-Bsf,re
Judge Belts.

FORFEITURE or INDECENT PICTURES.
The United States sst One containing ere scopes
This vas suit to forfeit large nu nber Of stefeo.
seopc view, The pictures produced the trial
rpesensd figures Of females partially nufe. They I'm
potd Inv Edsd Anthony that Lot la
decent they publicly exposed for sale aud tnst
III. both and tina the same class
Of pcurs for sale In OF the St Ia Broad
way that public opinion was no: ADVERSE 20 theu
The Judge LETT question Of ndecency TO the Jury as MISTER
Of fact for them TO reteraine.
The Jury found for the Government condemnns the goods
but that the claimant BE- eunerated By tue
for The loss he will sustain BY the verdict
This verdict will put stop to future Importation. Of TINS CLASS
iiuIes Ct al that have 70. been seized.
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Thy NUISANCE oN THE CLIsToSAvENUE Door,
A. meeting Of Board of Health yesterday Nj Swift the
CITY spPesied 10 answer CHARGES made by M a
d. Osauser respectiDs the accumulation OF dead animals on
Dock Nc Swift denied the peched
The number Of the dock at say tune Was
Many there two days. during heavy wuen me
pared to verify The Board laid the subject over Until next
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TIE PrIHo ArrAIR.-The Washington correspond
ent of TIE Herald states that communication hiss
been received at the Department of State from the
British Government, through Lord Lyons, requesting
that their Acknowledgements may be conveyed to
Mr.. Ward, our Minister to China, and Commodore
Ta.ns for their friendly conduct at the affair Of the
Da;b
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY OCTOBER 10, 1850.

as, Hotecr River Rsurcai. 81 a9si Esr'sr eal.
nd, seeii Harlem Railroad Preferred. 30 e36i
Beading RA.irnsa, i0i ,0,, Michigan Csot'sl S.it-
ROAD 80 ei3l Hionigsp Southern snd N'ttaern
Isdisas Rsilo.d. nil; 10. Gunasteed, 7seHl;
Ps,.Es Rsilroai, n9isl2o; Illipcis Csntra ea'l'
rc.d, GsI G6sii Gaiens snc Chicago Rsilrosd, ~
73,; Cleveland ard Toledo Rsilrosd, 81! d2li j;
Cbicago and Rock Is,snd RsiIosa, 6ieGi. LIMOS
Central Re, siies5.
There is nothing Of importance doing IN Fo:eisu
bil,s, and quotations are Unchanged.
Frtisbts TO Liverpool: 100 bales Cotton ct H.;
800 boxes Cheese per steamer City Of Manchester,
g. 4Os 60 tielss Beet per steamer, at is.; % hhds.
Talow 8: Us. Cd. The ship Robert A. Hesrn, ffom
S.varu st to Liverpool, with Cotton at d. vessel
Of $50 tuns to Mexico sDd bsek for Sl,soO, port
charges paid. vessel Of 100 600 feet cspscity from
Jacksonville 10 Wlndward, with Lumber 81 Sl2.
vessel OF 40 tuns to Aspirwal, with Coal at -
v tun.
The business of the Sub-Tressury was: Receipts,
$l5s $50 81 fer Customs 81 eco. Payments, $780,
500 45-Califorris Drafts, $4,000 Balance, si.79,-
4l2 81.
The Asia for Liverpool, to-day, took ss9i'S in
specie The shipment on Saturday will dePeod upon
The amour. Of the Caifous gold. The silver re-
ceived by the North Star, sjO0,c0O wil probably go
forward.
The following table shows The condition Of the
Ranks IN the fcur leading cities:
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when he wss instantly assaulted by Stafford. who
stabbed him several times in the arms AID bo!y,
after which be fed. Tue wounded couple sere Goa
veyed to Bellevue Hosp'ts, where Mrs. Welsh no1
les in critical condition. Shortly after midnight
Stafford arrested in Fifth avenue, aad licked up
for examination.
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BRoOKLYr COURT OF MISCONCEPTIONS JgpsG Mes
AIS ssp JrsIIcts EEAAss skD Ho'f
John Pa cell as tirtet On TIA. yestsrd.,, ~ tae

c5srte q iFlosiou, sssu u sfaf tu.t % u y " "
Purcell btH uusef h- ilfi-tce o. -ca
jean MtGsrry ga tn street sai isciess >o'
fJTsss With a tn'- without suy sprNi.u' a"r 'hs oHs
psn re ere ,he Jury folfc verdict o. snu-F +,
The inJo.i. prson.r. arrgDe1 on Noc'Ls iouno
th- ysssso guilty: CbsE.es hl.f es rep
PLp 1hJs O-ors- Woer, Joe On Gsrsy rs grand AcenJ
CAIs. Ge,s =. rslei gshn MLser .ot Er.-e I.ietay
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TIE AMERICAN JUDICIAL CoNyESTioS.-The Amer
lean Judiciary OF the Second District met in the su
preme Court of the Brooklyn City Hal yesterday but az
few present decided TO adjourn un next
Tuedsy The nth meet Of the place hi clock III
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QUERU'S PATENT JELLIFIED CASTOR OiI.-
sensation of the Oil is obvsted and does not cause
apy s,pson 1t is the best prs.tive for children
Office No. 4thsv, and sold by all respectable nrnssts
PExFOID. PARKER u MOWER,
Wholesale Agents, No. Is Beekmanst
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BROOKLYN CRY HoSpITAL.-Thiry-six pa'ien'
we're received AZ this Hospital during the last week Eshtes
were rsed died. and there two Births Tot
number OF patients remaining, $50
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L1TtfAIUEEVs
{ ANn PunNIy RITTERS :
MOFTAT'S LIFE Pill

MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS.
They invariably and immediately relieve ell ordinary dezose-
mep health whether arising from impaired digestive fupc-
tons billions and liver Affections scoiUous habit
For sole st No. SIS Broadway, and by all druggists.
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TRIBUNE READERS will note the prices o
En,lsh Medallion, Veivet Brussels. Ingram CARPETS, OIL
CLOTHS MATS and DRUGGETs far below any quoted In TIN
city, at HIRAM AsDE Rsok'S, No SO Bowery.
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tAayertirement


Gas, GAs.-Gas Fixtures, OF beautiful design
nsh viii be found the great Wholesale Manufacturing
Depot Of WARKER PEcK l. Co.. No. GIG Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

INDIA-RUBBER SPRING BED Don't forge
there Rubber Spring Bed No 32 Broadway OPP
Hospital Ycu invited call and judge whethe
there IL another market half good Look at it.
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tAdvertisemept
Roof PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.

T. FARIs, Proprietor.
No SS Broadway, corner Of FrsnkNn'st
PHoToGRApHs in every style.
DAGUERRLoIYPEs, IvoRYTYPEs. &c
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Advertise mem
COMFORT HEAI1H, DURABILITY, ECONOMY.

-ToLMAss SrLFVESTiLsTNG SrslsG BED andiHsiRsMAr.
Tk,ss com bed Warranted the best Bed In existence. TX
hlbed No 679 Broadway, aud American Institute Faif
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We learn that che arr sngement made with the officers
of the Milwaukee and Horizon Railroad by a portion
of the bondholders by which the Company were
pay on account Of arrears Of interest certain o.
c,sh and the monthly earnings has fallen through aud
the bondhodsrs now left with hope but to
mence proceedings Of foreclosure, course they we're
opg ago advised to take. Tney will come in posse,
sion of the road sadly out Of repair and q. time when
for nine months at leat the earnings will barely pay
rurr Ing expenses. The mana cement Of this road pre-
sents only one out of many Of the instances in which
the credit of our Railways has sustained damage not
60 much from toe nsuiciency of the earnings a. the
neglect to appropriate them to their proper use.
AT private sale we hesr Of sales vi Real Estate BY
Messr,. Raynor s. Black well, Of Lots west side Of
Fifth avenue, % feet inches south of Forty-siIth
street, each full in SIZE for 49, 80. Also Lot adj
joining south and fronting the avenue, being also
full Lot for 81 co., Also Lots south side Of Forty
sixth street 100 feet vest of Fifth avenue esch full in
size, at 81 coo each--the whole for s3J,l5O. The
above Lots were purchased for DIR. Armitsge, Bsp.
tist Church, formerly the Norfolk Street Baptist
Church. They will forthwith erect Lecture-Room
on portion of the street Lots and within the coming
year fine church edifice the avenue 10 feet front
by l25 in depth-will no doubt prove to be an I'D.
dtions ornament to Fifth avenue. We report the
sale Of Lots each side Of Third avenue between
Ore u adred andtbird and One-hunired and fourth
Streets full in size for & JOO Also 81 Lots on the
south side Of Ninetythrd street, about half way be-
tween Third and Fourth avenues, with old frame
building on cold at the rate Of 81 $50 for full Lot
The British iigate Calypso arrived at Panams
about the LIST inst, bringing sl,J00,0o0 OF silver
from Mexico. OF this amount, $4,000 have
come to this port by the North Star; 100000 were
tsken by the Star of the West via Key West, for
New Orleans, and the balance 1880 O00 shipped d.
rect to England by the steamer of the Royal Mail
Steam Packet Company. The Star Of the West has
the entire semi. monthly shipment of treasure from
Celornis
North star from Mexico. ................. oDo"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13
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