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New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
HATS! HATS,-D. B. g. S. Wood

oi Ganasree would call the attention of the pph
eemmonlr m T eas ass Rsorsmen, OF Hats comprising Nu,sia
Beaver Hats together with large and snlesdd vari.1r r
Soys HAS and GSsh and Veise. Caps, which we will sch as
low as any establishment in The CITY, wi,hout any a
For The information OF those who are npos
TO State Prison Monopoly they would state ihsr the Hal,
solo az their establishment by their
hands. D. B. J. q Moon W"
o2s lneods 81 CEuals-eei, Ness.York,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan
I cellor-The President, Directors ( Company OF the
Peoples Bank OF Patterson Moses Tucker AdminStra'
tor &c OF John c. Tucker, deceased, ct al.
In pursuance OF decretal order OF this Court mace ID
the above entitled cause viii be sold al public auctian un'
der the direction subscriber the Masters there.
Of by John Swift, Auctioneer at The Merchants Elk.
change in the city OF NewYork the 18th day OF Noyeni-
Der next at IL O'Clock OF that day. all those three GER
tain contiguous lots pieces parcels land known and
distinguished as lots (6 six, 7 and ~ eight on
map OF properly in the Twelfth Ward oil the City OF New
York belonging to the estate Thomas Burlng deceased,
made by Edward Doughty, City Surveyor lated January
1885, and filed in the office Of the Reg ia and Tor The
ceher as lofew, to Northerly in front by Sixteenth
street feet sorthery seveny.sl1 feet and one
eighth OF inch by ground partly OF Jesse est and partly
OF Daniel w. Kssam the party OF the second part TO Inc
said mortgage, westerly by lot No. 9 nine as on said map
Einelywo feet inches and quarter OF an inch,
esscrly eighty inches and three ourts OF
Al inch by lot No. ~ 1--WE said map. New.fork, Oct
=, l8i2. WILLIAM. W. ChMfbEL
r r woop,rrr So,r;,or oSS 2awtrl8
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

D' Yesterday mu!a,so woman belonging to
Mr.. Marsoadet, in fit of Jealousy, 6rst cut her
chiid's throat. and then her own. The child is
awfully rangled; the woman may survive.
IN, Q. Bse
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

HELyETIUs AND THE PEARLs.-Helyetus the
celebrated French morast, speaking of the neces-
sity of improving the mind, and its tendency
towards rectifying the of the heart, said
Among the stupid have seen eome good men,
though only few in number. have many
oysters, but few that contained pearls ="
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
7 ARGE BREAD, LARGE BREAD-

- heep II 6eiere the people as some bakers saw 5
pounds OF bread for shilling bri mind thai when Won
9Iy 60 and be satisfied that ycu gettu weight
,9s M have weighed their bread baked north Of Wi,m
teserts, and ii Goes not average pounds onnres for
uie shllsng Please cali at 80 Bowery where 49,, ; IN
ge honest weight pounds OF good hour and WI III
mtIsrs nIs OF potatoes or lndiap JOHN SNECKNER no
na % 2l0 Bowery, Opposite Ryington'.,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

s..@ subscriber offers bis Mansion House and Grounds al
Elizabeth PORT New jersey far SALE to let for one or
years The property consists of good sized modern
built house, finished in the manner with marble
lnantes &c and good dry cellar with kitchen and wood
large terng csern with pumps in each coed barn and
outiiouses all nearly new, and in complete repair The
ground caRts of about enclosed with ornamental
fences and laid ont in fruit yard garden, &a well stocked
with the choicest fruit ou PrnSes and other nurseries, ex
csent bearing grape vines Towering and other shrubs aud
plants An additional Quantity OF land be de-
sired The premises beautifully situated southern
slope, with the delightful prospect n Staten Island. the
Sound and adjacent country. The communication witt,
New York is very easy and eaueutthe steamboats, of the
Elizabeth Port and New York Ferry Company running six
made by the New jersey Railroad four or FIVE times each
day Possession given Immediately For turtber partcu.
hrs enquire al No. 23 Pearl street. the premises
E2a eodr THOMAsR WOOD
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
CURED.-SCARPA'S

RI ACOUSTIC OIL-For the OF Deafness, pains,
and the discharge from The Ears also ali those
dsagrseabe Noises like the buzzng of insects, falling OF
water whining OF s,eam &c &c. which symptoms Of
approaching Deafness and also generally attendant with
Teen aud twenty years, and obliged use ear,ump
et have, after using two bottles thrown aside their
truupes being made perfectly we'll Physicians and
geons highly recommend lis For sale by Dr. JAYNE
No. % South Third street, Philadelphia.
Sold al wholesale and retail by The agents. A. B. D.
SANDS Co.. Druggistsan Chemists, 79 Fuons OF
Soids and No. 100 Fn,oRs Also sold by DAVID SANDS
Co. a East Broadway, corner Marketsreet; ABRAHAM
o. SANDS Co., Granite Buildings, 2S Broadway,
OF ChamberSsl New-York. Price s. o24 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

u celor.-D anel Monroe vs. N Iiam "lntsl.os S , :;
In pursuance OF decretal srder OF this Couf laoe N
The above entitled cause will be sold public aucnon IN.
der tae direction of the subscriber one Q. @ ts.h,,,
this Court br E. H. Ludlow suctionecT al lhs !sie S,Is
Exchange in the CITY OF NewYerk, Oh The 81 DAY Oh
veber next at 2 O'Clock OF that day. all hat CERTAIN a h
piece or parcel OF land situa.e the Twe!h war; Q. m
CITY OF NevYork on the Bloomingd5le road, pet"sen
Foriy6h and Forty-severth streets, and
road and Eighth Aveaue containing ana oounaga a. d
lows: Beginning at point The Bloomingdale foaa,
tbrtythree feet and three inches sonthwesefy o. n
aerthery line of Forty sixth street, where the and heren
after described Joins that of the late Francs teler tun
ming thence estery along the land OF the said Fran
els Fener hundred and thirty six feet eight nches 10
ery along the land the said Francis Child deceased sky
seven inches the land OF David Garnsey thence
sou;heastery along the land of the said David Garney
mod of Erasmus D. Garnsey, hundred and fifteen feet
three inches; northeaseriy along the said Erasmus
GarnSey land ee nine me, .ng bn 20 1F i1a ns
scnburys land ninety eet south easry 10 ne :ala
Bloomngdale road, and thence along the saia boomns
dale road the place OF begnn'ng peinS par OF , su
conveyed 10 the said David Brown by Francis Child and
wife bv deed bearing date the 18th OF August sS aih
recorded in The Office of the Register IN Loer Si' OF Cons
- osH rbicb land hereby conveyed is also known on
man of the land OF David s. Brownln The Iweith aIu m
made by Samuel Doughty acting r r,ssn "e
fifteen sixteen, seventeen and eighteen ana le mHJ.e h W
numbers twenty, twenty twenty Two anu tme ~ NY nc
rogher with half the street opposite 10 anu Cox
teuous 10 the said lot number tweaythre which map IS
on file in the office Of the Register aforesaid also an
,hose Ave lots pieces parcels of land situate lying ana
being in the Twelfth Ward of the City ot New-1 orS on h
rorlhery side OF Fortyxta street, between the sese
and Eighth Avenues, bounueu i'o's y
sixth street Aforesaid westerly by land now or ha late ne
property Mary Cbds and ay and H now }
Sslher forming triange and being front on FortysSh
Street one hundred and feet five inches on the west ss
ibrtysx feet and the northeast side one Iuhuteu W
twenty .one feet FIVE inches and known and
map of land belonging to The estate OF =. !se
deceased, made by W. B. Doughty, City surveyor: dated
April 9lh 1885, and filed in the Office OF the REGISTER o. he
City and County of NewYork by the n1mhefs is .h
and also all noherly half part OF Foriysl1ih stree
aforesaid adjoining the said lots and which on me 1 S
Ncw-York. October II, 1872
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL Master in Chanccry
t,,r. ur,,u,-v Socito- OILS 2awtn3
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

MORMONlSM EXPOSED.-The
LIVE. History OF The Saints, Expose OF Joe Smith
and Mormonsui. by Gen. John Bennett NJ d. embellished
with two handsome steel engravngs, representing Gen
Bennett and Joe Smith In full uniforms plan Of the city
Sauvoo, Mormon Temple BapliSInal Font, The Saints,
destroying Angels in the act ofmurdering man, order
Louse In wbchis represented the admission Of candidate
10 he once OF the Priesthood &c. Received and for sale
ny BRADBURY, SODEN l. co.
20, III NaSaustreet, New York,
o-e and 10 School street Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
ia COUNTRY SEAT AT AUCTION.

GsM viii be sold at T. Baretts National Hotel Id the
city OF Hudson on Friday the 25'h day OF November IN
an at ten O'Clock in The ereDoan in two parcels usoet
foreclosure suits In Chancery Farm consisting ol about
ninetyone acres one lot consists OF about sixteen acres
and the other OF from seventy to eighty On tse sixteen
acre lot there is situated substantial brick two story dwell
ing house OF about foy.ye feet square, with convenient
ouibuiIdngs well OF good water. &C. All the land is Of
the very best description and In renarkaby good otue g
Young growth Of pine wood and eight the sluep
The premises situated the Columbia Turnpike ~ tn
village OF CIayerack, about three miles from tc city Of
Hudson are part of the Farm recently the occura
ton OF William b. Ludlow Esq of Caverack for the cnn
dten and quality Of tbs premises purchasers requested
to inspect for themselves. G. Il. J. BOWDolN.,
Assignee of w. 8. Ludlow, Anew ST. Newly ors
n3 rdtN25 "a
N. y. American and Evening Post will please copy gnu
18th Nov.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
AGENTS OFFICE, STATE PRI.oN,
NOTICE is hereby given, that the u

N Office is hereby given, that the un-
dersigned have been duly appointed Trustees cf all
the estate, real and personal, Of Philip Slack. Jr
residen, debtor pursuant the concerning Attach.
mems against absconding debtorsand that all persons
debtpd TO said Philip Slack Jr required render
account of all debts and Of money owing by them
spsctvely the said trustees at the office OF John NJ Hol
oDecember next and 10 pay The same and that all persons
having in their possession any property or effects of The
said debtor required to deliver the same 70 me SAID
trustees by the day above menoned and that all the cred
tos OF said debtor required deliver their respective
accounts and demands th1 said trustees or one OF them
nj the place and by the day above menoned-Ua,ed al
~ 0'''' 49, HIRAM MANN.
THOMAS NiNDE,
oo1 IawSy COLES BASIiFORD.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
AS Mills FOR sALE.-A stone four

AA MILLS FOR SAhE.--A stone four
story Flouring and Grs Mill, so by 60 feet with
stream of water new within five years situate fertile
limestone country, within 80 u,es Of NewYolk, aud hsv
ing daily communication suAimer and winter. WIN be
sold at bargain If applied for within months Two
thirds the money may remain mortgage at per cent
Application for terms and particular DESCRIPTION
" SON s Souih.st o3 2aw I'm =
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

nEAFNESS CURED.-SCARPA'S S
~ Acoustic Oil Tor the Deafness Pains and the
discharge OF matter from the Ears also, all those disagree
able noises like the buzzing OF insects falling of waters,
whlzzng of steam, &c, which symptoms OF approach
ing Deafness and also generally attendant with the dis
ease.
" Read the following most extraordinary Cure any
have had doubts they may dismiss them, and the most
incrednlous may cocsder Deafness curable Numerous
cases cures and many OF them very remarkable by the
use of "SCARPAS OIL have been published, but this
caps the climax Young old you may yet your
bearing.
A lady in Smihfed, Pennsylvania and now about eighty
years of age had been gradually getting deaf fer more than
iory years. that next TO impossible 10 make her
hear conversation in the loudes of voice Last winter
she induced Try Scarpa's Oil for Deafness" 1t is
only necessary add that she las useo bottles, and
that her hearing is perfectly resioredshe is cured Any
information in relation TO the may be cbtauod 4, the
store of Dr. JAYNE
20 South i'brd-street Philadelphia.
al which place also the medicine Is for sale.
Sold at wholesale and retail by the Agents A B. D..
SANDS Druggists, Nos 79 and 100 Fulton corner e Sold
ST. and 100 FuionsL also sold by Abraham b. Sands Co
No. l7S Broadway, tGranite Bui'dug corner OF Cham
bersst; David Sands Co. No. n East Broadway. corner
of Market-st. Price 81 ol3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

N OTICE is hereby gwen that proposals
win be received a, the Inspectors Office in the State
Prisop Mount Pleasant, on the second Wednesday IN No
vembrr next nj II O'Clock in The for contract
COMMENCE with 80 cLnvicts the first Of December
ny 10 be increased within year l0 for the OF
6yc wars al making such kinds OF ca.ns wrough; nails,
bed screws shoyes and longs, ssdsery cutlery and other
articles OF hardware of which tie chief supply Tor the
consumption OF ie country is imported from Without ihe
furnished. Whoever takes the con find tools anJ
fixtures and be subject 10 the rules and regulations of the
Prison The payments must be made monthly with credit
of three months Satisfactory security will be requ.red
Let the proposals specify the price per day for each
DAVID l. SEYMOUR,
Agent State Prison, Mount Pleasant
September 9th. lS4l sl3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

GE COAL, COAL.-The subscriber
p.) will deliver for this week only, for the following
10 " prices the best quality Of Peach Orchard Read Ash
Coal warranted equal any brought 10 his marker,
which he will deliver from the yard Tree OF carriage, dou
y screened, The following low prices; Broken Egg. s.
Is: Steve s. 80 large Nut, S5 White Ash Broken and
Egg S. 80 Orders received The yard corner of Essex
and Rivng and in the basement story the
Merchants Eotcl in Cortlandsty by J. T. Bernard.
nj 5t* PETER AURAND.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

lszA TO LET-A two,story Brick House
Venue. Rent IS dollars TO the Isl May Applylo
"a iw j. ADKiANCE, Sc John-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
D. B. WOOEKtFF, S0IWIOT. % ." -
I'm CHANCERY-Bcfo tho Vice Chan

IN CHANCERY-Bcfor tho Vice Chan
IL ceor.-James Yotey VS.. Alexander Mcdonald, &c;
In pursuance OF decretal order OF this Court made IN
the above ca,,led cause will be sold ut public Auction un.
der direction of the subscriber, one of The Masters OF
this Court by Mordecai Myers ctloneer at the Mer'
Exchange in the City OF NcwIork on the ath day
OF November next, at II O'Clock noon OF that day,
All that certain of land in the Ninth Yard OF the City
of New.York, and known and distinguished on certain
map or charts made thereof and of the lands OF William W.
Gilbert, Esquire by Thomas Goereh late one OF the cry
Surveyoers by the number irty.eght; bounded North.
erIv in front by G.ovcstreet twenty five ee Ensery by
lot number tbyseven ninety feet Souherly by lot num-
Der ity.thrcc twenty-five feet, and westerly by lot nun
Der thirty ninety tand known number sixty
in Grove.strret New.York, October Is, 1912.
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master IN Chapcery.
old Ids
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

T. HOOP vs.. GHosTs.-Gho,ts (says Toun,) be
hanged No such thing in nature; all laid long
ago, before the wooden pavements. What should
they cemc for! The colliers may rise fer higher
wages, and the Chartists may rise for reform, and
Joseph Surge may rise for his health, and bread
may rise; but that the dead should Use only to
make ones hair rise, is more than can credit
Suppose yourself CHEST. Well, if you come
out of your grave to save friend, how are you to
help him And if it is an enemy, what is the use
Of appearing to him, if you can pitch into him.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
5AHyNE !; /: TEF2HS, HSlSo, Trustees.
Is lswiNl HORACE KING,

u Corporation NotiCe.-Public notice is hereby
gvcp that Sale OF Property for unpaid Taxes will take
oace public auction al the City Hall of the City Of New
York. on MONDAY the 5ih day of December 1892 at l2
whole of property shall be sold and that the detailed
of the taxes and property to be Sold Is published
the New Era, newspaper printed and published in the
City of New.York. D. b. WILLIAMSON, Comptroller.
Comprollers Office Angus; So lS42. 50 lawl4w
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

GOAL, COAL, COAL.-Best Peach Or
" chard Red Ash Coal-Lump Broken and Nut Sizes
The undersigned authorised 10 take orders for this cee
braied Coal al the very lowest prices, either by the cargo
delivered ro the brgcs free Of carriage in any part
OF this city or Brooklyn.
Also Gray Ash Schuykill, Lehsh and Lackawana Coal
p. s american BuN1nous Coal for the CRATE equal 10
bes Liverpool Best Virginia Coal for blacksmiths use
the very lowest price. JOSEPH p. SIMPSON,
Office No. ll8 Nassau.Slreet.
n b. Orders for will receive the same attention
as those for larger quantity. nylSt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
AGENTS OFFICE, STATE Prison,
Auburn, Oct 10, 1872

Auburn, Oct 10, 1872 5
NOTICE is hereby given, that sealed
Proposals will be eceiveaa the office of the subscribe
the Goth day Of December at 10 O'clock
A. b. tor the services Of TenConvics with the privilege Of
increasing the same the Agent may be able furnish
any number exceeding Three Hundred for the term Of
Five years from the first day OF January next TO be
pIoyed the manufacture of Flies and such articles OF Cut
ery of which the United States principally supplied by
foreign importation
Sufficient shop-roon, suitably warmed aud lighted, will
be furnished by the Stale
Note Persons making proposals required to the
per day, offered for the services of each Convict
aod furnish the of the person persons offered
surety IN the Contract with their written assent thereto
10 be present at the time opening such proposals Dec
2pthl either in person by duly authorized agent.
OILS tDD HENRY POLHEMUS. Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

lgsA TO LET--Io a small, respectable
T",M family mart of the House No 50 East Broadway
reuuired the occupants could board or keep house. as
they NAV wish Inquire the premises no St
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

Aszsa FARM FOR SALE-Situated 3
A..@- miles north Of the Village OF Ne" burg, bounded ny
the Hudson River the the Old Post.road AL
bany on the On the farm there Is good, ctanmod
house and barn, likewise large deck tie river
formerly used as brick yard The farm contains about 100
OF land-hc view IS commanding, and the prospect
beautiful For further particulars inquire OF Geo Mater
No l5 Greene street, w. ii. Van Dnlse, NO 81 Van
Dan, street, New York city. O3 VI
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
STOVES.
cToyEs.-HoWE'S Patent Stove

~ for heating Perors, Halls kc, and there probably Is
not Stove cr sale this city tat contains I'm 50 sDa
conpass all the advantages this Stove does of neatess OIL
appearance economy IN fuel and tor emitting pea
passed by any, and eoueiied by very
few, If any and while am about IL should like e ca
the attention OF the public - hose Stoves for sale IN tins
market that only get 10 look al and not Tor service
and utility; there is considerable crsaiDg about hollow
bases or hearths dry the feet upon. would
merely ask the question would hearth or base made of
sheet iron stand much putting feet upon for that purpose
thiak not therefore would caution the public 10 buy
such Stoves only have been well tested and lea This
Stove has cast iron hearth ana two doors in 'front.'
putting in cun and the ether TO show the fire. thereby Civ
Ing very cheerful appearance and al The same time brings
an open fire convenient for warming er drying the feet 1t
may be seen the Fair next week and for sale at the
Manuiactory No. 29 Watersreet and also az . and 5
Bowery, ard at Powell t. Vinng's Brooklyn
OF IN SAMUEL r SPELMAN, 2Ss Waier.st.
MOTIFS STOVES.-We invite the at
ment of Motifs Stoves The first premium has again been
awarded them The best heat Stoves for Halls Churches
Pubic Buildings Gc al the late fair OF The American Id
u,e They have for years stood unrvaed their
utility and economy and The decision oil the Judges aswe
the increasing demand for the aruc.e IS confirmation
srong OF their superiority at the present Time other
Stove before the public Our patterns rich and varied
commanding the adnratoa Of all observers Our style for
private houses Is ornament 10 the ball as we'll as most
rses appendace entire house OF any size be thor
oughiy warmed by single Stove, without recourse all
20 the parlor CRATES during the winter.
We have also been able 10 complete few OF "SHEFARD5
PATENT REvEgBERATERs for parors, with which the pub
lie can now served without delay This Stove has
taken the first premium of the American Institute the
best Stove for parlors and Offices exhibited the Fair al
though the competition greater than any previous
OCCASION Their construction IS extremely simple and their
efficiency and economy undenable. We have only ask
confident that they will be pleased. SHEPARD CO.
o29 I'm Motifs Store Warehouse, 242 Waier-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

GPOOR'S celebrated PATENT COAL
~ STOVES designed for Stores Offices, Halls and Par.
ors.-These Stoves are acknowledged by all who have
used them 10 supersede any other kind offered TO the
public They be had al greatly reduced prices
one-thrd less than formerlyowng to the depressed state
OF the times Those wishing TO purchase Stoves for the
above purposes requested call and examine for them
selves 65 Chalhanstreet being The only place where
they be obtained in this city, N. B. Spoors Stoves
repaired. BENJAMIN ARMSTRONG.
New-York, October 8, 1872 oil I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

AmA FOR SALE or Exchange for
Farni-A good Dwelling House and Garden ground
York in the vicinity the Rareod the Crolon reservoir
and Ferry across The Esst River. Inquire at n Srano
street west pf Broadway, uIo III
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
IT OTIS WOODWORKING STOVE.

I'M U II . W fVOD VOOINItNO y y IT
i Y The subscribers offer this PreHum Wood Cooking
Steve the public and request the attention OF those pur
chasing article OF worth of which We have abun
testimonials They stand highest in the the market
Cooking Stove for wosd. All The Utensils necessary in
culinary purposes attached 10 them They ac-
knowedged be tie best article for cooking, with The
ception open FIRE. The for baking and roasting
sre eual for these purposes brick II will be for
advantage of those in want OF superior article give
us a call SHEPARD Il CO,
o29 I'm MOTIFS Stove Warehouse, 242 Water.street.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

NJ Trustees NotiCc.-Notlce is hereby given, tina
general meeting Of the Creditors of Jesse Morrison.
resident debtor will be held the Office of Joseph E. Vice.
Ien Randolph Ca,taraugu County, the first day of
November next, at IL O'Clock al noon.
u, tod h,rrn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
YOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
m CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

make paytlSHt 10 tIc s1'1sN, e'
The estate nav be presented. ,,,,,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

GHOVELS and Hollow Ware.--I00
~ dozen < w. s. Eddy's cast steel Shoveis; 100 do
do iron Shoves Also good OF Hollow Ware
on hand, and for sale by
oil z, r. EDDY "a Old Slip.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

AyA To LET-The new stores and build
i%H ngs in Spruce street, Nassau They "i on1 n1
completely finished during The next week. ana 70 guu "
tenants Immediate possession will he given and no reh,
charged until after November. The buildings are "g
adapted 10 any kind of mechanical business Apply 70 -
= .E - ~ ~ ~ - ,h 10, r;,'ro To, ~ 'i " " o6 tf