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SAILOR BOY,
The Renowned Race Horse

ne JleHOUNCu mace l{OTSes
.AH8 HAS just arrived from
AtA, Kentucky, and is now Of
SE3NR N1 tered TO the people Of
N~H DW Missouri as a valuable
&- improver of racers, sad.
die and harness horses, and this being his finn
season in Missouri, | have concluded TO n.
fer him upon the most liberal terms, giving
all an opportunity of improving their s,ocf
in which they have lately manifested great
interest.
DEscRIprloN.-Sailor Boy wal raised by
Maj. Branum of Bourbon County, Kentucky;
he is eight years old this spring, full fifteen
hands three inches hieh-a fine bay comb
ming in great uniformity vast strength and
action. remarkable gaiety and sprightIiness,
with black legs, main and tail.
WILL stand the ensuing season at the sta.
bic of Merry VI. Bufords. in Pike county.
Mo-, on the stage road leading from Saint
Charles TO Palmyra, five miles south east Of
Bowling Green. fifteen miles north west of
GAINESVILLE on the road 10 Ashley, and will be
let to mares at the reduced price Of seven
dollars the single leap, to be paid at the time
of service. and twelve dollars the season, and
fifteen dollars To insure 4 marc TO be in foat;
payable as soon as ascertaiDed, or the mare
transferred. In either case the insurance
money will be due. In every instance one
dollar to the groom. The season will com.
mence the 18Th of March, and end the LIST Of
July, 1912. Pastures gratis for mares from a
distances: grain fed on liberal term.
Sailor Boy by Jim Croper. he by Sir
Charles. he by old Archie, dam Marshal
grand dam Marsk, gg dam Shark. For per.
formances and ether particulars see bill.
MUSE SANFORD.
March 5-tAp.I5
, 1842-03-19
SALT.

NOW in store and for sale $50 sacks C. A. Salt
Y Mt a reduced price to close the lot
Jan. 3, I'm w. X. BURBRIDGE.
, 1842-03-19
PORK.

WILL pay the market p'icc for Pork, weighing
I over two hundred, delivered at my warehouse,
in Louisiana, cash.
Jan s. 1912. w. x. BURBRIDGE.
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DIED

Al the residence OF her son-in-aw, DR. VIM Cook IN
sodrs wayn. Co., N " Wednesday The lo'h Instant
ter long and painful ipess the list year OF her
Mrs Ann Ward relct of Jasper Ward and daughter OF the
ls,e BENJAMIN Egbert- ~.
son late Samuel Rich in the s7h year OF ms age
On the h inst James Lawrence Graham, sou oil the late
e, On the goth ins,ant Col Enech wtwail, aged s.
On the eDth inst, Ms. Charlotte j. sayre, aged SO.
Al Oswego. Nov. Is, Capt James Drne; ased o.;
Al Coynston Ind. Robert Stewart, Esq, well known
az contractor on the public works
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81.

Geo. c. Reekman, (of late frm Reekman Rchardsoa <
Luke Y.
JOS H. Pens (of late firm Petis Roouie N. =. Dec,A
Jesse s. Fleet. merchant, N. Y. compulsory, com-
Fsrrand =. Sranshan n "
John E Dean, cutler, NY.
G. D. Sacker, attorney at law, n. Y. :"
James II. Titus, late merchant, n. Y. :"
James L. Ripley, merchant,
John P. Half, Ny.
Amos Upham, shoedealer, (ate firm Tpham Miner,l
N. Y. Dec. q
Louis Simmons, N. Y.
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MARRIED

On the 10th inst by Rev Dir. Crawford DR.. Stephen D.
orsnder, OF Ulster CO., Elizabeth Henrietta daughter
9th late Henry Lowery, Of this city.
At Toand, Conn. the 10Th inst By Rev MI MafsnI
Charles r Hicks of Providence, TO Maria Ameha, second
daughter OF Hon Elisha Slearns, OF the former place.
A, Boston, the 10th inst by Rev. Mr.. Adams, Samuel
Swift, OF this city, to Miss Mary Phelps, Of Boston.
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= Orlando FISK, Fashionable Halter, ls7 Broad

IT Orlando Fish, Fashionable Halter, Isl Broad
wsy would inform the gentlemen of New.York TINT bis
Fall and Winter style OF Hats ready for their inspec
lion and critical Judgement. Claiming the distinction OF
having the first project and abide by strictly
AMERICAN style Hats instead of servely copying the
of Europe, which often unsuiied cl
mate and he reoices to perceive that others have
seen t TO follow his lead and that the following OF
European Fashions in Hats almost entirely abandoned by
The leading manufacturers.
he offers Winter style Of Gentlenens Nutria Hats at
Is So and warrants them equal in MATERIAL finish, fashion,
and durability any Hat sold low as 81 in the city,
he wishes distinctly that bis best Hats are
not sold at this price, but 81 80 These he recommends
as equal any bat sold in NewYork at S or UNDER aad
challenges for them comparison with any other.
ientlemen visiting city are respectfully invited 10
call examine his stock OF Winter hats and Judge oil
their quality He conHen, that whether the cheapest or
the Hat desired the inquirer will here be satisfied
Try him. (s20t) o. FISH, lS' Broadway.
u Corporation Nosice.-Pubc notice IS b. her ri,
gwen that Sale Of Property for unpaid Taxes Will take
place al public the City Hall OF the City OF New
York on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of December, 1872 at II
O'Clock noon and be continued from day day until he
whole said property shall be sold and that the detailed
of the taxes, and property TO be Sold Is published
in the New Era newspaper printed and published IN lac
(omn,roller's Office August So 1912 So lawliw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-22

ueir sincere thanks Dau Even Esq. for the bountifu
supply o. refreshments furnished the IRE the l9h inst
n2lr Ut. SKLOTS, Sec'y.
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yg7HE NETWORK FOUNTAIN.--The

= Publishers take pleasure IN announcing TO the GU
OF NewYork that having completed their frrahee
mepts they will issue on Saturday evening, The 18th Inst
the frst number of WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, 10 be en-
titled The NcwYork Fountain" The object OF the pro-
prieors Of this paper will be bring up TO the latest hour
made available by the Sunday papers, the literary scen
thc theatrical and local Of the week, without seem
ing ayite the OF the udicous oy me
i piety OF dating paper Sunday No advantage
however will be possessed over them by their sunday CO.
la addition TO the matters usually treated OF by the weekly
press The FOUNTAIN viii contan every week in and
impartial literary review OF important WORKS puoisneo III
England France and the Unied States
II Advertisements will be inserted at the usual raies
but none improper character Will be received On any
terms
n Communications, advertisements, orders &c &c
may be addressed The Fountain" at the bookstore OF
Messrs Lott Chaplin 156 Futonsrreet TWO dooIs from
patr.,, ne IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-22

NNT ATCHES lower than ever.---ln con-
w sequence Of the reduction OF duties by The late
lever Anchor Escspemen, Lspias, and other Watches
Of new and splendid patterns aud Jewersr retail s.s
considerable reduction from former prices beng much
The city. Gold Watches low as $40 to SIS each
" atcbes and Jewery exchanged or bought All warhes
warranted 10 keep good time moaey returned
Watches and Clocks repaired the best MANNER and
ranted, at much less than the usual prices.
6. C. ALLEN, Importer OF Watches and Jewellery,
Otis Wholesale and retail 80 Wall-st.. up staysx
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DlskST ERs.

DISASTERS.
The bark Easpee. OF Providence. went ashore on the
north part oIhe island OF Golhland off Hashuck morn OF
l1th during heavy blow and thick weather. striking
rocky bottom and blsing Immediately The breakers
very high and made complete breach over ne
The crew hung The wreck until daylight when The mate
and two started boa, line and reached the
shore the boat in trips landed all persons from
board and at noon the ship went 10 pieces sn the car
20 washed small part OF il shore the great
er part Inc the Captain writes would be impos
shic The Providence Courier states that one con-
gnee had insurance of $40 0f0 equally divided among i've
Offices supposed in Boston There also 5 0o
the Cargo, and 5000 on freight mcrey atthe American
and Washington Offices and Georgia Agency in tina; city,
the Warren office in Warren The vessel Insured for
SIS. coo in New-Yoak.
We learn by gentleman IRON the wreck OF the brig
Marion that the vessel and cargo total loss One OF
The drowned going ashore il The boat and an
other who had been SICK died soon after reaching the
beach. Norfolk Beacon.
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DO you bHrm Oiis
ISANTUcEET OIL STORE.

NANIUChEI UlL IKE.
II TIE subscriber has been appointed Agent Tor the sale
OF Oil for Oil Company at Nantucket and Is
prepared TO supply his from his
ons daily or otherwise, less than the usual market prices
by the caSk.
Sperm Candles, superior quality, at q ce'its per b. by
the box
~ B-Familes who purchase gallons vii! be charged
the wholesale price.
Manufacturers owners steamboats, aud any large con-
suHers OF Oil will be dealt with very liberal terms
Odelivered in any part of the city FREQ OF expense
mis- In JAMES NJ ALESTER, loo Divi.ion'st
T. A Young Married Man wants employment
The City outdoor Clerk Salesman, IN Forward
ing House, something Of the kind &c has had expert
buying Goods auction and in business generally
His expectations of salary very moderate until he can
prove himself worth paying He refers to the Editor of
The Tribune. Address 3. K. AT this office. ~ nlitf
ID A Front Parlor TO Let, with Board, on tie
first hoor suitable for Gentleman and Lady or two Gen
temen Also several apartments for Single Gentlemen
Location within one minutes walk OF the Post Office or the
Park. Apply at No. ID CRY HALL PLACE. Nit
II This cue FACT should be known BIZ every body
that BERTINAa VANDERROOF, No. SO Wall street,
purchase all kinds OF Uncurent Bank Notes Checks Ger
tdcaies OF Depose, &c 1c upon more favorable terms
than any other Brokers in Wall street
Those persons having such funds to dispose OF will ind 1t
their interest 10 give them call
Collections also made in nearly every Guy In tne mi
ted States
Drafts tor sale, n 10 s1t purchdses on oosloh,
Providence Albany, Buffalo, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Richmond, Charleston, Cincinnati, NC &C r,rrr
mig ST. No. 80 WALL SIhEEI
u Health, Quiet and Comfort.-The Ora.
ham House GS Barclay NewYork, profers advantages
20 Strangers stopping few days weeks in the city such
as are rarely offered It esiby located clean and
airy street. very the business part OF the city, ana IN
the immediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings
lis apartments convenient and neat while lis table
supplied with the best Vegetables and FrnS hat can De
procured excluding entirely Animal Food and Stimuans
Of all kinds. Charges moderae- 70 81 25 per DAY LOT
Portable. Shower Baths free. Remember IS Barcay-st.
Leeturea-seiorelh e ENERAL SOCIETY OF
MECHANICS AND TRADESMEN, in their Lecture
Room in Croby-street-Rev. w. BELLOWS VIII deliver
the intro ouctory on Tuesday Evening the l2d inst al .
o'clock Subect-The capacity of indefinite educaton ,he
Distinguishing attribute ofmaH. MI =
II Good Offices TO Let dt tar rents IN the ou,id-
ing No 70 Nassau-st, just enlarged ana fnPoVeo;-
They are we'll located pleasant and coumodlons- olou
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TIALL GOODS.-The undersigned is

INALL GOODS.-The undersigned is
prepared with his Usual extensive assortment OF sea-
souabe Goods TO execute for Garments in style
which will cogport with any In the Trads AZ prices
which must offer inducements 10 those paying ready mo-
ney. -,
Attention solicited the style Of Pannloens furnished
this establishments as particular care directed to this de-
psrtnent wit. the view OF giving entire Satisfaction
Those who have experienced any difficulty In getting
suited are assured superior fit always be realized
French and English Casmsrea in great variety OF aew
patterns ust received The assortment OF Vetngs which
gave much satisfaction through the Spring ami Sumner
seasons, will he keptu
French and English Cloths of super and medium quail.
ties Dress and Frock Ceats Pilot and Beaver Cloths or
surtouis, always on nand.
Fancy dress articles, including Silk and Satin scsrts,
Cssvats, Handkerchief Gloves, Hosiery, erspender,
VIM. T. JENNINGS
Late Lynde Jennings, 20 Broadway American Hotel
Gifts
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n Spencer announces to gentlemen that his arrange
meats are now completed for supplying according to pre-,
vinus innlation, Fur Hat at price (SS So]
which shall render emphacaly the cheapei: as well as
loves, priced Gentemens Fur Hat ever on sale IN ns
city prepared in the style which charac'erizes
our finest article and like that article is offered at price al
which I, cannot be continued without an unusually RAPID
sale The undersigned with all confidence ahIms 10 ne
for the gentleman and economist the most desirable fuI
Hat et offered. (o2DtO SPENCER, 2a5 Broadway.
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E An Elegant Hat for 80 90 IL Gents
PARKER i Co. are continually receiving from their
Mandatory fresh supplies OF the ELEGANT noLEsAiS
DRess HAT in imitation of the FRENCH which they are
selling at the above astonishing low price r Co by
system OF business peculiar to themselves are enabled 10
offer the community Hats of fine materials superior worh
nianshp and perfectly fashionable Character al prices
far below what has been attempted by any other
house in America engaged in the sale oil GENTLEMEN
HATS Sales Room corner Centre St and City Hall Place
MI lwlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-22
New Cattle uarket-Nov. 81.

Reported for The Tribune.
Market 1900 head of fresh Cattle DO Cows and Calves,
and $500 Sheep and Lambs
PncEsBEEF CATTLE dull, and prices ranged full
Scents per cwlower than last week. and we give S. 80
VS. as the range at present; 275 left over.
COWS AND CALyES.-Allat market hut 8 sold at from
Ga$Ss.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Au at market sold at from 81
sss 25 for Lambs, and 81 Is TO 81 IS for Sheep
HAY has sold uniformly through the week at 62tc. per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-22

Academies in the City and County OF New.YorI ors
respectfully informed that the undersigned des;rons of
being able To report 20 the Secretary Of State on the Is, OF
December peximo the number of children and youth Of
schools and Summaries The City and County NewYors
The duties of the undersigned require him visit those
schools only which receive The pubic Money and lie hes
much he well do 70 attend those He therefore
requests the teachers Of the various private schools ssd
academies The City furnish him, before the S0,h
OF November Instant With the number OF pupils in their
schools respectively. wlLIIAM l.. STONE,
Superintendent, Common Schools for the City and County
OF New.Yerk. n22
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u Good Offices TO Let dt tair rents IN the ou,d'
ing No. 70 Nassau-st Just enlarged and improved
They we'll located, pleasant and connodous olou
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MUSEUM AND PIC

TURE GALLERY, broadWav, Opposite the IilN
Hail TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION POWER
FL L NOVELTIES TIE Real FUDGE MERMAID =
Unprecedented Pertorin:esNine Performers TO be see
for one shilling.
Mr. n Bennett, Manager has e. honor announce that
be will present array OF talent EeveT before offered al
any Museum in America He thinks he may With conf
dence asert tia; such Galaxy OF Stars the following
have seldom been submitted 10 The public
Master e. d. Hughes. the admirable Harp Player, Mas
J. A. Hughes the infant vionist. Miss Hughes, the lutte
Lyra: Miss Clemence the accomplished danSeuSe Miss
Cecilia Blanchard the graceful ugaeres; Master Frank
Diamond the unrvaled Ethiopian Dancer; Mr. jenkins.
the unequsiled Banjo PLAYER; Miss Rosae the carmine
Songs,ress and Mr.. Boyce the celebrated Singer. On
Tue,day and THURSDAY AIr LOOMS viii deliver lecture
on Physiology, 10 commence al O'Clock. day perform
ance i'll take place Wednesday aOd Saturday, usua
Evening entertainments commence at ! O'Clock. Ad-
rltance 10 the whole, shilling. Extensive prepare
tons are eng made to celebrate Evacuation Day.
The Masters Hughes Benefit on Wednesday. NJ.
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" Report nc. of Dr. Thomson's Prac.

u Report No. of Dr. Thonson,s Frac'
fice. 543 Broonis-sreet RHEuMAT1sM-New- YORK. NOV.
ls,h l34-This may certify that was attacked last 5a
with the Chronic Rheumatism in LEFT hip, IRON WIich
place has travcrsed backward and forward 10 my knee
and ankle during the The variety OF remedies
which have used have done good my business pc
ing such nature "a ship carpenter and having frequent
" large numbers OF work) 10 require my coh-
slant presence With difficulty kept about until yeser
day. when being White Hall Slip the distress Increased
10 that degree that became uioerabe felt as vas
being uniointed. got into Bowery omnibus and drove
TO Dr. TGosons, S4S Broome-street and BOW, "a hours
after feel entirely rulsved. and feel well rewarded ior
the time speu under his iudicous treatment. am pelleT
than tave first attacked IN May lSci
strong and WELL have good appetite and would advise
call upon Dr. Thomson Yesterday walked with difficulty
with cane to-day can walk better without one, and
consequently have LEFT my cane with the Doci31 wheIe
may be SEEN JOSEPH JONES, LIS HenrysL,
Reference Paul Jones. lis Henrysreet, or al the
Methods, Book Concern in Mulsery-sL mig Of
p College of Pharmacy OF the City OF
New.YorE.-The regular Winter Course OF Lectures OF
this Institution will commence Wednesday, The 5h DAY
OF December; al O'Clock, p N. at the College Rooms 20
Broadway.
On Chenristry-Mr LAWRENCE REID.
On Ma.eria Mediea and Pharmacy-BENJ.W ". mcCREA-
DY, NJ. D.
Daring the course OF Lectures Chemistry, partcuar
reference will be made 10 the practical application Oh ~.
science the business Of Apoecary and when on lne
subject OF cumulative and qualitative analysis minnie IN
rucrors will be given, illustrated by experimental oeio
STATIONS showing the method OF ascertanlfg chehcay
the strength. purity, and value OF many OF The most import
ant articles used IN medicine and the arts
Tickets each Course, at dollarS can De nds
Mr Adauison, corner of Broadway and Fourth St. MI as
pinwa, So William ST.. Mr. Coggeshan corner o! rear
and Rose sts Mr.. Milhan, lSS Broadway; Mr. Meakin
5ll Broadway or o. Hull, "a Liberty St no Jaw Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-22

A. H. WARD l. co. have made arrangements with hr.
E. Jacquean of Paris to purchase their goods in France,
and will continue the importation and keep on hand con-
plete assortme Fancy Articles, Combs Pertumery &c
and sell them on the favorable terms at the old stand
No. Al Maiden Lane. MI Tvs
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PeaaengeraiArrix


In ship Adirondack, ffoo L.vepoo-R Young, ESQ, Of
Quebec; Robert Sherwood, Esq, q Brooklyn: William
Coles OF louisiana jar es Smith, ESQ OF Scotland.
In snip Emily, from St Crsx-Messrs Richie Ssr1so1
--~snn.
apn sp vckssn,. from orean.Mr Peragu, Ili.aan
apa cbi!d--and 70 in The s,--.eese
In brig Henry Lee. rom ST Juan--F Bell lady and SIX
In brig Crusoe from Observation-Disclosures Edrsdge
In brig Sullivan, from Charesior-J Pardee and lady,
G Potter, J Hey.
Passengers Sailed.
liz ship Ho;tnge-r, or Llverpool-Capi Bingham,
Lieut. Lousnss do; Mr. samuel, Liverpool AR D H
Clarkon, Rev Dir Rauson aHd lady, Floyd Horsou, lady
and servant, Mr. Benyou, OF New-York; Walter Smith -
Canada-and 20 In the steere ,e-
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT or NETWORK, NOVEMBER y. 1872
MINIATURE ALsASAc-rzIs DAY
Rises : il Set, IS Rises. % Mora 5 Is Nor II ia
Latest Dates.
loSpoS. New 5,akvsC
LI~ExrooL Nov 4isEw-oaL.Ass .... Nov. II
CLEARED.
Bark Eyerton, Mayo ST Mays Ga Nesmlh, Leeds CO.
srgs sayannah, iIawley, Mobile, Sturges Chairman
Detroit .iadersan G-orgetown 5 c; D Noyes, Ashby,
Por, Leon via ey vest and Cedar Key, HaFIbn: &
Co; Perry, Thompson, Charleston. Durham 4 Dlnion
Excel, Sherwood, Savannah, Sturges ! Chairman
ARRIVED
Swedish bark Occdeg,en Peterson 6S days from Csdz,
with 81 10 Mr. DiIoa
Scbr Only Daughter, Hutchinson, "A days ST Thomas,
with indigo, &c. TO Greer.
Sclr Glide, James, days FROM Havre dc Grace. with
corn and coal
Schr Samuel Abbott, Baker. Philadelphia, coal
S.hr r C D.marest. Smith. Norfolk, shingles.
Schr I Odcll Smith, Brandywne, four TO Allen
PsIson
schr E press, Smith, Philadelphia, coal.
Sclr Atlantic. Robinson Havre de Grace coal.
Schr Achso, Tutll, Philadelphia. coal.
Schr Texas, Cross, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr BTandywine, Townsend, Philadelphia coal
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q Oaice of the New-York md Eric Rail-
WILLIAM NJ. GOULD, Secretary.

" Office of the New.Torlk and Erie khii'
rad Company York, November Is, lSi2-At
e annual election Tor Directors of the NewYork aud Erie
Toad Company, held Friday the 18th November, in
n he following named persons were elected Directors
$40 Company for the ensuing year;
samuel Barrett, Chautauque County.
BENZ Chamberlain Cauaraugus County.
Jesse Angel Allesany
Reuben Robbie, Steuben
jonathan Plat. Tic,
Thos g. Waterman, Sroorne
John B. Booth, Orange
Thomas +. Blanch, Rocklaad
William Maxwell, Chenung
Searge Griswo'd, New-York
freeman Campbell.
Henry l.. Pierson, Z"
Saul Alley, .'
Chas Augustus Davis,
Shepherd Knapp, q
Stephen Allen,
James Bowen,
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For convenience OF the Country Directors the Hoard
will convene for organization the Eagle Tavern NJ FL
na, Thursday, the Slh December next al oo,clocL
4. NJ WIN. NJ. GOULD. Sscreturv nss 8.
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II Leeturea-Sefore The GENERAL SOCIETY Of
MECHANICS AND TRADESMEN, in their Lecture
Room in Crosbystreet-Rev. w. BELLOWS VIII deliver
the Introductory Tuesday Evening" the I'd INST al 4.
ocosk. Subject-The capacity of indefinite educaon ,he
Distinguishing attribute ofmaA. MI Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-22

TIME. FOURTH ANNUAL BALL OF
The Tradesmsns Fire Engine Co. No. 81 will b.
heln n, the Apollo Saloo 40 Broadway, Friday Eve
aing Nov IS. 1912. "aaces celebrated Co!!en Band IS
engss.d for the occasion. The door vii! be under the
infringement of Mr. Isaac Devoe assisted by Committee
who will exert themselves render this one OF The most
agreeable Balls of the season
Tickets 10 be had of either OF the Committee or al The
orIorL n-ecisely J. II. HOFFMAN.
!, II CurreT,u SerJv nl9 lws
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the an
nual election of Directors OF The Howard Insur-
snce Cor will be held the ONCE Of the Company,
No. 81 Wal.street, Monday, December D. next, CON
mencing at O'Clock and clos az at : O'Clock r ~
LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary
New-York, November 8, 1872 n9 lms
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LAWYERS DlARY-This Day. November > =
CIRCUIT CouRT-Nos. 1885, pa 2l7 49, 81 I2, 49, 22i,
~ 224 III 2es 81. 49, 2S, ISL 49, 25s 23S i6s 24s.
COMMON PLEAs-Pan Mos g. Is, q, Is, q, 81, So
S. 81 99-Par a, past 10, in Superior Court Room
Nos 60, D. a. Do, %, 50, 80, 81, Sc, 40.
BOARD OF ALDERMES.-The Board met at 5
O'Clock. Present the President and all The members.
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- TO LET-The lower part of house
1871 varcktreet-very convenient for small faHal-
ly. enquire of Mr. Sunderland, l32 Fulton St MI 81
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Ma ANTED--A situation for housem orh
Wv by girl who knows her business Apply at 10