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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09
NOTICE TO TAX P.4YERS.
CoMPTROLLER's OrYiCE,

Brooklyn, November It'll, lbA.
UpIrRSIrANT to an Act of the Legislature, entitled An
Act relative TO the collection of tho City o Brook
Ign and for other purposes" tas,ed April 18Th i5 NoIes
yenr this day been delivered To the Ccpp,ro Of
the Cy Brookyn and that from all Ises winch %, na =
hereof deduction Of three per cent WILL e made and a!
from all taxes which sq be 50 paid after the expiration o. o
ton two per cent will be nade and that on and se ne
First Tuesday in Januury NEXT .ne Per cent S e aiaTa
day Of January next the aM Comptroller Will deliver % hs
Collectors OF the City of Brooklyn the said Assessment MOLE,
torcer with the thereto nnne1ed directing lnen "
proceed with regard to the unpaid taxes IN ths
by law. ~, -. 49,. ,,ho 4,
tend TO avail Themselves of the provisions OF the ACT eeo
W in the above notice. inform him thereof rs soon pc
HE TINT their bill readiness, 10 prevent deey
when they mny be prepared to pay their taxes. 80,
In cOmpnnce with resolution Of the Mayor and Common
Council NOTICE is hereby further given that the Conps;
er WIN receive taxes his Office in the CITY l!dng,
3 O'CLOCK. a. NJ. UNTIL q O'CLOCK, l. M. AN
All ia ~ n oihLA i'0oA A. NJ MERWIN, ComproIs.
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DAGUERRE0TYPES.

KNITTED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY IFS
" BROADWAY. UP STAIRS.-E. WHITE would re-
an sctiy call the attention Of citizens and visiting
ths city 10 his splendid collection OF DaguerreOtype Portraits
,rg or in groups from IA pergon: the came plate.
ch for beauty and accuracy Of delneanon cannot be sur
passed. Portraits taken kinds of weather. either with or
without tho coo the prices Of wech ne as reducedto those
charged By the mos. inexperenced IN the bnslnass NJ
White the First Premium for the best Daguereotype Likeness
e. Or grouping md general etec winch but anole pIuOI
10 the superiority of his Portraits
Mr. White sole agent in New York for the very superior
imported German Camern and ri other In
the city or state can they be obtained.
n B.-lmpoed German Cameras, also French and hTer-
can instruments OF the vey best quality with Piates. Cases
Chemicals Polishing materials &c.
Mr. Whites Case hanuactory being the largest nnd most
extensive IN the United States he enabled from the quantity
he manufactured sell Dneuercotyps Miniature Cases 10
par cent than aEy o'hnr houta in the ninn. rtSvc
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THE BEST STOVE OUT.

HALL. PARLoR AND CHAMBER SrovES.-The
II Subscriber has Constantly hand and for sale hand
come assortment Stoves and Drums, made IN :hs PEP
feet and wsaned 10 be eqnl if superior 10 any
stove nov N use The Stoves made ION rruesor ol1
stead pfIc ipe, and ali who have gwen them !a ral Will
admit tut they combine good qualities than nny ether
Stove in use Our Improved Hall Stoves and Drums stand
wholesas and retail By F. II. TROWBRIDGE, :
d. 30 Waisr a., near Fulton.
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10 THE ELITE OF MUSICAL TASTE IN
THE UNITED STATES:

uARPS-J. F. BROWN & CO. from Ersrd, makers of
L the Improved Patent Double and Single Action Harp
sale at 5 Broadway elegant assortment OF Double and
Single Action iarps The rich hlluncy ol tone, ghness OF
touch elegance ns and perfect mechanism OF these arps
render them unequaled, ind obtain for them the i, ana,eur
and professional patronage Eurps riS country Fh-J
constructed che best principles OF the celebrated Eard
with all the modern Improvements OF London md Pas-
Warranted bear the Of climate, md nj European
Harps repaired and for hire Strings, Instruction Books Mu
sic, &c. J. +. BROWNE Manu- incturer,
No. 3S5 Broadway, md
ms lind No. 73t5 Chlmberss,rset. N Y.
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Superior Court
pafn,a S,bief Justice Jones

Feilows, Read 81 Alcot VS.. + Chevaliier.-Ac-
lion IN recover nrncpa and interest of notes given by de-
endant 1926 nro> u the plaintiffs to which ths n'
ie Of mtatou. plead bar of payment (ueHdy reiefrei
TO- Thir case nfter charge from the Court, WAS gwen 70
tho Jury Yesterday which had been out without
severn hours previous the adjournment OF the Court Seae
rdJcfth his
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Arrlyeds


Ship Emily Davis IA ds I'm ST Thomas. hides &c TO Aymn
6io. -. 49, -.
ship Unon Rat'oOne ID DIS I'm Noscan'. cotton to Stanton
shu John Mn,u'n Stark Is d. I'm New Orleans cotton
Ship Angelo Ilurkson 46 ds from Bordeaux wine. &c.
Goodhue L TO.
Bark ISABELLA Beare from Malaga, DC, ath wine. Sc.
Uowes, Godfrey & Robinson.
Johnston s, Go.
10 s l. Mitchell.
Brig Archeaus Crawe, 20 ds from Curacao. mahogany to
Brig smith TSie Bush 1sd, I'm Guadalupe. mahogany
10 order.
to New Hdven-put IN for Il harbor.
Brig Exact, Johnson ds from Savannah cotton to Stuges
3. Chairman.
& Dimnu
Bnx Dmou Robinson d, from Charleston cotton &c to
Durham q Dlnion. SID in company with ship Sutton for
York
Brig Ruby. Mckenzie, 10 DIS fin Rchnond bound to Salem
put in for a harbor.
naval stores TO master.
Propeller Ocean. DE Forest FIN Philadelphia domestic
ducc
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JoNEs,s COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
or INlTTaTORY COUNTING ROOM,

217 BKO.D>.Y. CuRNEW OF UkRAY-sTRHET,
a HE OBJECT nf th Institution is To impar thorough
instruction IN Book keeping, PenmanShlp and C9mnsr-
rial Arithmetic and qualify gentlemen for The practical dues
vi The desk Private instruction Is given required Rooms
~ Members OF the Mercantile Library Association
oiech u apply the Librarian NJ Clinton Hall, who Will
rn,,h tickets under the arrangement nude with
~ Refereacei may be had at the Academy 10 Bookkepee
Neeats una Clerks who have been students during the last
~ For sale Jones's Principles and Practice OF Bookkaep
ing syu H. This work adopted IN the INST Academc In.
stinons IN this country II uS Tepubllshed IN England.
and extensively introduced there. oil 5fnf
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FIRST PREMIUM NETWORK
DAGUERREAN MINIATURE GALLERY,

Corner Of BrOadwOy and Futon street, entrance
third door,
VETHERE may be had MINIATURES which. for beauty
w of color. mud effect. at al times commend
themselves and equal tn any that hnye
been heretofore TAKEN Fir b. does not claim superiority for
himself but leaves his pictures To the criticisms OF Just NJ
intelligent public who. well strun-ers nIe invited to call
nj the Gallery before going elsewhere, whether they intend SIT
ting Lkenesses in M warranted TO give sassc-
ton and coored beautiful and IN which de-
pauent Mr. B. does claim superiority. being filled by
competent md practical person. Taken all kinds OF weather.
from a. NJ. till p. NJ
GO The American Institute awarded Flint Premium to
NJ B. Brady ut the late Far.
d. imy. N'''N'' NJ B. BRADY.
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R0nK KEEPING. &c.

~ C. MARSH, Accountant respectfully announces .in,
q his Counting Rooms, No IS Cedar street. continue open
from a. NJ. to 8 p. NJ. .L. =. W Noub
a nm, Eeer in lilo rift practical Iaanncr complete SET
,ar,nershg books embrncing all the different npslnes
n1.ariions good meEcgn house he 6eeS Sn
rentng 10 the backs, trial balances bn anra SHEETS nccouns
current with mercantile cnlcaistons' III
discount equa ton OF payments, exchange, &c, i,,
In one course OF Instruction. OF good capacity WI
become competent Book keeper ana WI receive e'
cate to That eff No one g inusht III Il Class
SiEKCANiILE WRTTING:5A thorough course Of pro
provsnen of truly mercantile style may be seen
a. the rooms. l, al a, TIN
room. day and evening. - ,-.onyc
Tn. Se,nce Of Double ntry Book Keeping SimpiiGed, llh
edition. go pages octave prce 81: , ., Il;
The Ant OF Single Entry Book lnpfoveo' % eoi-
ton, l3J pages ocllvo; puce 10 cents
For snle ut the ooksiores. and at the rooms.
Mr. AIars offers his opeah: cosine or "IittnG
m books: 30 Cedur street, up stairs. SOY
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Public stock E1change-DEc. 7,
Passengers Arrived,

In ms ship .9laaav from ST. TaOm0s-Mr Dunville and
II tie saip Unson from Men oraeans-Edward Whitney,
in le ship John .un,urn from Neo. 0rieans-F Herd,
+. do Sr,s Dmon from Charlottesville Baird and
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lDsferred.l
CITY INTE l. l. / G E N G 4 /.
FRIDAY.
United states Circuit Court
Before Judge Belts.

Before Judge Belts.
The Grand jury came in o Court with true o.
ofindcment againt Raphael Schoyer. No 10 wall street ef
forgery M the ustnm House. forging Custom ouse
Gates The bill against Carroll arrested some Tune sce On
similar charge Was ignored - =.
B-ii 81 Grant va Matthias B'nen.-' ne IrNil.nn
nc In mi. coe ia stl proceeding principally with view 10
show the balance due by Mr. Thorne Gor whom, conenG,
ed Mr. Bruen becume guaran;ee) u puinuHs 1ho causc
viii be resumed this forenoon.
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SCHOOLS.
FASHIONABLE DANCING.

MONS. GABRIEL DE kO r pom ~. -
HAS the hone, OF informing the tfe ana e a sb nm,
nose az riyns incou the principal fashionable Dancs
prevailing in The highest circles OF Europeaa ana American
Mons K ms lately arrived from Boston Saratoga snf Ne
NV where his stye raet the admiration oil The pun
c md ,e marked approval of the fashionable
Among others, Mons X. proposes TO teach a wen N1~H
1ance a pol Katie new Quadrles with original music
he Vase de Deu1 pas-he Mazourka-new CoulsonS-new
Soy,. k. viii te assisted by MADAME KORPONAf s'
Muscian The instruction will be given IN the trehch' ee
.aan and English languages. .r,,. .ool
Rooms are engaged at . Park Placetrctly private, eooi
and aryur the accommodation oil Ladies and
Jbe Polka and the new Quadnles at present eahota "a
tho fashionable circles Of London and Pans can ge aIs ~
sx or twelve Lessons, except the Mazourxn. All oe's "
Fo ut,er sicul., inquire of MONS KoRPoNAY ct
Tss%sSCos. Lessons from 10 Il. a. NJ IL to- and
too p NJ md from 8 to IN the evening; .,E
S,1 essons s-,welve lessons Slo rro 2chei' sI3, ,
pnyste ,Sns-six lessons S. twelve lessons. sls; ouei-
Other hours will be devoted Public Institutes Ac,d.
smes, &c. &c.
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The Glove AnOdyne 70 The best OF MI InOtuche htE.'s
n "a immediate and certain its effects, the most yo
lent toothache or pun in the gums IN one minute IN
Ezperence has proved TINT this nnodJne composition VIII
give immediate and permanent relief after the failure ct every
,bey ys,ne,y is pleasant the and SMELL will not
mra the teeth or gums in my way, and few applications VIII
entirely remove the pun ind from decnyed i2ot 80
mn proceeds from the face, or from the gums around tooth
nppateny sound this application will give ,peSdy Issi by
Prepaed md sold by A. b. SANDS * co. Druggists and
Chemists 3 Broadway OF ChamheT s si.es Ge
md Ivy Druggists generally throughout the United states
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK... DECEMBER
Cleared.

Ship Duncan. Daggett. Glasgow. Durham {. Dimon
Banks CHANCELLOR Beavais Bucnos Ayres w w De Forest
T. Co: BacEu., Stotesbury, Cnmpeoehy. John Ogden.
Brig Ava. Chase, NervitnS, Holt & Owen.
ScSr Herald. Pratt Bucksve sc: Congrcss. Brown. and
Hope. Moore, Ruston.
Soop Moses Eddy, Bliven, Providence.
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MUSIC.

e--crg. CHICKERING PIANO FOR SALE.-A
splendid P,auo made by Chckerlng Of Bos-
ton, with iron frame, will be sold cheap by
~ J ~ Mr.. w. G. RAYNER, No. = First Avenue.
Also two very fne'oned Pianos made by aaacham & Co.
Of Albany, 10, sale or 10 let. -, -
n. B.Le.so, given the Piano and Singing by W e r.
---,es:.s---,PIANo FORTE MANuFACToRY;-Thc
GssfE.l fSubscrbers finishing nm cniiFey new
OF instruments which are warranted SUI
~ Hyperion in tone to any in USE and to Keep IN
tune much longer the improvement. consists IN Harp nne
peculiar construction, obyntDg every objection heretofore
caused by the Of metac plates IN nJug the tone FRO
iessurs and Purchasers invited 10 examination OF these
instruments GLENN ROGERS 81 Co
jy22 153 Futon.street, East side Broadway.
ee-rTG FIRTH {; HALL. No franklin Square.
..-}s1 have constantly hQnd extensive nsSof,
S5EsS mIent of MUSIC and MUSICAL lNSIRU.
II q I II NBNTS of I'll kind, PIANO FOkTES OF
pn,tens, for which they have received premiums from the
American Institute a other Hake nnd ae Of very 81;
peror tone md style OF fnish FLUTES Of al kinds and
fuish for which they have no received rcpe1'ed p-ilnn:
.I.ARlnNETS. CoRNOPLoNS. TROMBONES, KENT
BUGlES. etc. MI of their own mannin and wgrmmed
importer, OF NJ USlC md nil kinds OF MUSICAL iNSTIU
MENTS; \ EW MUSIC received US saon rs published Just
puLshed all the Songs Of the Hutchinson Family no Ber-
in's Method for the Piano; no the Orpcus Glec Book, be-
collection Of Glees for four male voices with Piano nc.
Compartment elected and compiled from the best GeITen
ind English authors by Austin Phips-prce 81 peset Mer
chants the musical community generally are respectfully
invited t. call. mlo u
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LEGAL.

SHERlFF's SALE-By virtue Of a wr'i Of he. iocs, 2
CIV Hall in the Cry Of New.Yofk all the right. Title and IN.
Of yd VAL whereof sSs w ae .nsa 1 . q
soeyer tho same may be- OF and all that certain hons.
aqd lot % EYRE Rs e@4 81 OSne ana S
low streets and being part the estate late oJame' Delaney,
ihcry in from, By Booe street, westerly by Ludlow street,
northery by house and lot belonging 10 Dennis Scuy
G at am ns beog % jacob Loa
bartholomew ScGnHahsn. BY deed bearing , date Ia May
1871 containing front and wenyone feet III nche and
finch and length % feet the said hou'c being knownby
New.York. September 10th. ISL WA, ,o,,,,c s,n
The above ' sale IS postponed until Friday. November i
i't q. 70 Sa oceIer ISL wM JONES. sssqa
Thc above sais is further postponed until Monday Decen
Oe NV S a is sa'' VINE anu '1' WM JONES' Sheriff.
The above sale further postponed until Tuesday. Dccen.
bc V6 s q u oeSsk NJ at the ey ;3Te p sb.,ir
w. w. IyoS. deputy sheriff. do ?ioSMou
IN PURSUANCE onn order Of The surrosa'e Of The COan
y q: YS sa@ cSuT s'Hy e fs y fiN s
York. clergyman deceased to present the same WIN
E%SSsls ieteGl II the Cy % % bc 3
dny Of Ige nes-pa'ed 70 c d o. No.
d law ENC Administrative
L JOHN l.. NEWBoLD nonresident debt9r.-Netis.s
hsiG9y sNys% nH and sha a
w be 3e At the SSs l. h. Aab "a, i .n
nary next ut ten O'Clock the oIe9?on nasd Noysmber
9th. 1874. EilJau "; EA Sittnt ~ lON.
55 lENNEKh a EY22okkvELr'
Trustees for the creditors of VIM L. Newbod and John L.
Newbolt. 80 .,<u,u ,,,.ue
TN CHANCERY-Betore the Wire ChnacelloI of The tin
Circuit-Rnchcl L. Mnther William MnthetTBl ioi
Divorce ynculo matrmoni. John A. Slde Of The Cay Of
New.York Solicitor for Complainant LILLIAN MA
THEN the Deeudan! this cause whose pince =. residence
is required N this cause by tue Dh day
II February 1915 the Bill filed therein will be taken s. col
tessed by hun. No ia"S"-
ID order of the Hon. Jacob C. Lansing Supreme Court
ID Compassionate hereby gwen. pursuant 10 NE
troy,sons Of the authorizing aarh ents AGAINST ae
,cTudIn. concealed and resident debtors that IN o.
rachnent has against the esntc c Wiinn H. WRIGHT
le of lnnsinsb rgh Rensselaer, County NONRESIDENT
debtor and the will be sold for the payment % BIS
debts u.e,s I've appear and discharge such ahchnem &C
corng TO law within nine months from frat pu lcaloa
of tits ncce and hat the payment OF nny deus due 70 hn
by residents this state md The delivery 10 nm. o ior ny
e. of any Property within this state re oneug 10 h ann
The transfer Of such property b. MN. are orbccen
IN ", and void. Dotted ih.l, Gh,sh, sep'eiroef Gus
1874. &C. PAR1lEl.EE. IL. c..,.o,
"a 1aw GIN All ney Dr Attaching Cfeditof,
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GLOVE ANODYNE TOOTH.
ACHE D gsHrsr Az, IM Nlflsa LIE
have rel; the painful throbbing and ex-
cruciating panes of this disease shoot
ing through their jaws with most tor
menting perseverance,. md. rs IS often
the case, have received but little sym.
pathy from friends on such occasions,
will no doubt be much pleased 10 know
of remedy that will never hul 20 quiet
for ever the unmercllul offender. :.
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TT1STTN5 GINS The suhscnhers hays ,,. ijrek,s
LARGE nsonsnt Of Double and sl asn, 81 ,sea
Guns, assorted lengths. Also, FSwTlVps SPIES CO.
| kinds. at very low pFicea. W. 80 Pss's1o''s
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WOODWORTH'S FLAMING MACHINES.

TNPORTANT TO MARRIED LADIES MI NJ Noes Noes fdt
1.-The Patent Flexible ivory Nipple Shield s by s nod
nhy.,can, in this country and E"ge ara
nnrse who has them t4a Tor theI ~ vow
geyihie Nv chemical process, IS Of onre s ie TIE
n;ppe and rs pleasant n the nfsat ~ me nurse, ey
,e9 and no mother should be without one rsosI drug
SANDS CO. s3 Broadway and p ,s sn III Sy he uana
turers. FELLottSe O. EIjoxr, Il efisrn . rass a
e to call ,b. i"i Nepe a Bate
a asSry are p genuine except such come from s'
no 2wr ..-,tyed
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ITO IMPORTERS OF DRY G0ops-1he ndye5tl a,a VIII
exchange n plat sixteen nonsa Lots at ground ant
/. sned about one md half miles North of Unlnn Plnce,
having splendid view of the Hudson RIVER TIRE OF ,he Tre,,
cal hornurnres lending the property. Address NJ w 70
he Cuurer and En.uirer office. SO TIC
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IiASiiiuNAGLE BOOr ANDSHQE STOKE GkoSS y
Z BETS. I65 Fulton Ct one door ERs q 1toadway. Keep
on hand large assortment Of Boo and Shoes rsde IN the
nsosi iason.e style and G the bsst ratsrcs NJ u eads
to order al descpiiOn OF EootE aud Shoc7 fiS "a.rYse
and urlces low 20 EUit the times. hlf
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MEDICINES.
cOUTuFpN BALM.

Va coa sft ca h and a Asfoo, E rs hfost q G
m Lxer eeraes TO Be- zen The following passs where The
sorTHEFs RahN is c al Tji' b. K IS Canal: b.
h hSyd ko Paaee; sand "a Broafwnyr l d.
WA an8 wood R S1:f VIM cDqnad lMt
So6an s Fu sssafs bGSS9TRS e2 Pa @6siS~
W2ir2g. JaTaec H.; And;s Ga1Sn We Toy
sa ri eoa Pt:jaEh EsSiNs Co BiGni A Ns
B Bsisi N.Y. waifsF f easi 9i Pc
xldsncs un= Saratoga prnss A PstI fa ts Hem
ninstsn' VI Philip Roof CoOpertowa. o,seso WIN
Mas 49,. 81, ,r,o 1s..
een .snr from severe pam IN ny side cough and
Of my lungs ana chest My physician informed G ma
soG "@i ' IF m lie sa mSne aa and at eleventh hour
friend ecnmneed S0FrnERS BsLM After ,ashs ya
Weight The have Teceiye to your seGf e IN.
re.sed With cough pain IN the lungs chest. :,
Yours, with respect sts1a M mIasost
sarah ST. wilson. to h'a $srys E ~; ysY Hs sssyn
@ GS Fs Ssi d4ye s s my
i Your r sai TT a" has perfect health
1e A.Es4 lTa Co: have been long
affected with affection # the nss and ,sGn Ieesd
NJ physician considered my hopeless. Mr.. FG1d. hrp
S3nes = Ford Bowery knowing wonderful made
Nv yonr Southern BALM sent me bottle, which has restored
nv heal; Iconiicniy nil persons similarly
.facted BENNY GARSo, sorner l10th-s and 81 nveuue
ntS /, nil IalI nl6 3m I'm
49, BEARS OIL. HIGHLY PERFCMED
sS>TsS - FOR TIE HAlR.-This OIL Is cheml:
SssEssSyy cally prepared from the genuine bears
assSJG9S grease and highly scented for the hair.
GaSgsS5sHts.* Soth,s will sooner stop II from falling
E3E5ss off or restore in bald places, than this
~ Hlze.. preparation. 1t adds new life to the
s-sa-s-'' roots of the hair. and gives i un-
a,Icl gosx;ness and xunoisness beyond any other
pound fit be restored IN bald places the bear m VII
it II md OF its value in stopping the hair from decay
nrl hottie will be n certain test, Prepared and sold by 4. b.
SANDS a. co a3 Broadway, of Ch2mberss street,
C,anite Buildings Sold a!so nj 20 FuOn-. and q East
Brondway Small bottles % cents large. 80 cs no I'm
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Disasters.


Sckr Planet Of Newport. before reported wrecked on the
of Long Island, had previously lost foremost Captain
Rowland atteward Conference.-The Charleston but
frustrated by change Ut wInd. he finally eBdeavornc
reach New York. when the vessel struck bged and filed
Vessel total sns and rgCin: saved Captain Ii.
of the (Which consisted Principally OF poduce)
eble.
SAILS casks OF deck Load stove round
filed cabin and with water, broke sancheons became leaky,
and received other damage Oct 2. In n hurricane.
taBtg Epeela, before resocto%cd into yannis smast-
3D. remained ti waiting orders from and underwri.
The hull not much injured none OF her spa sails
were saved.
The stoop SAMUEL l. Southland, Burke. from Philadelphia
for Norfolk, with assorted cargo Of mdze. dragged
ashore Craney Island, Sunday night blew hard and
very rhckshs peecy tight aud vessels have been sen,
tighten her off.
no. that put NCrok Suuday-she parted company
with the Mon,ezuma Friday nigh last and compelled
10 put Norfolk TO repair damages having sprung her Iud
der.
Spoken, sc.
z ssss.RSss sss Ss S' 'fEs
Nov g. la, 81 90 len IS. VIII ship Iala ROOkh. from Med
Dec l5 lon Ga 30 exchanged Signals with bark Lew
Aug IS, Il; q 81 lon g 10 Va and wa. parted with Sep,
g. Chile OF and from Boston, for Ba,va-by the Adelne
tb,s porf on her outward passage.
Dec g. lat 80 10. Ion s. %. Swift, (Br Newfoundland 70!
Nov 90 40 miles East of Charleston Light. cayusa, from
Nov IS ia. s. d. lon IS 90 Despatch Antigua 70, Whining
Nov 9Th. lat 80 lon So Nautilus. Boston FOR Gibraltar and
Malaga.
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be and healthy Conry Re,denSe ,nae 0ae nS
%s an9 ss ssh2 o ssn %oG Ian enve four times
day the city of New York said Farm vs eGni snee a
soil Of excellent quality and one Of the best bearing Ochats
in the county Of grated fruits on SAID Farm r%P 1,y
wagon house. with other out buildings Sald Farm VIII De
sold IN whole part Also building sites Tor sae OF one OF
tine on the premises james p arc i5i Cherry street
New York. M, ~
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Foreign Ports.
Mo do Jauero. Oct 49, Leader, Dewns, for New York
OF Boston.
At Gibraltar, Oct q, FORESTER, Nheat!aad Tor Csd'z ara
al Curacoa Nov H. schrs Ontario. woSeon sr NYork;
fawp, Brewster. do.
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eonlcd gossincss and uxunousne beyond any other CON-
pound ft can be restored bald places the Bears OIL will
effect i, and Of its value in stopping the h1r from decay
SANDS 4 co. G3 Broadway, corner of Chsmber-stIeet
Granite Buildings Sold also at ~ Futnnst. and Z. East
Roadway Small bottles % large, 30 cts no I'm
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FlIs !, b & 4

4 He iNF1RMARY OF THE LATE DIR: THOMSON i. n.
Reebe usual who having had charge of the establishment
for the last months feels confident that he will still be
Also keeps constantly hand and for sale such medicines
formerly keptby Dr. Thomson Persons aborng under chron
difficulties, scrotn impurities Of tho blood are par
tculnry requested 10 call Dis Tvs
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80 BE LEE.

-. TO LET OR LEASE-A House aud level piece Of
@ Ground well adapted for ope-walk-situGted on SD
l.,EEs street and llth Avenue Apply To
MOTT BROTHERS,. Nnssnu:s street.
Irr,nr IL Email Nnfch
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INDIA RUBBER SHOES.-'Thc subscriber have
hand the largest md best assortment o. Ina ~,
not surpassed By any the Counry ana are waITre nut 10
part in the seaIns the with some other uanuucui.
Warehouse of the Newark ~ j. India Kubbe. FactnIy %
Maiden Lane, y. Y. HUTCHINSON IL RuN1ON.