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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-11

Loss OF THE SCHOONER ALvARApo.-By q slip
from the office of the Charleston Evening News dated
November 9Th, we have the following item of news:
ave have perused letter from officer belonging
the above named vessel which that the night
of the Sd instant the schooner Avarado Capt Harding
bound for Boston, took FIRE while lying IN the bay
Georgetown S. c. and by o'clock A. NJ. the 18th inss
abe had burnt the waters edge three Of the
persisted in the flames Bait, Sun
REpupIATloN.-ln New York wealthy Christians
expend millions on splendid churches and palaces and
leave thousands of poor working women exposed 20
horrid want and oil Its nameess consequences These
the people who would brand some of the Western
States with the crime of Repudia,ioH-a bad enough
thing too But their own example hns proved that
kind capable of repudiatng sacred obliga-
lions than those contracted with the money lender.
Ann Arbor (Mich) Jour.
Fatal Academia sad and fatal accident
occurred yesterday In che town of Waterloo abou. two
mies north of village, by which two persons lost
their lives An elderly man BY the OF Gibbs. and
ayoung man named Henry w Dobbln were buried by
the caving in Of well which they were digging; and
when taken ont after the lapse OF about two hours,
they We're both dead. Mr. Dobbn was grand son OF
Gen. Dobbn of .hls village. MIR. Gibbs We understand
leaves family. GENEVA Ga2
FATAL RENcoSrRE-In Madison. Ga. on The.
2sth ult. Mr. C. W Williams attacked Fills Maddox the
CapaiA q sss Madison patrol on duty, with large
knife, tor having whipped free Negro working with
Williams, Capt Maddox having received wound in
the meek drew revolving pistol, and shot Williams
three times The last charge taking effect in the left
breast Williams died Immediately and Maddox de.
hvered hiuself to the authorities Savannah Rep.
LIpHRALiTY,--J. p Williston Esq ofNorthamp.
ton. has made donation of one thousand dollars 10
Knox College situated in Galesburgh, Knox County
Illinois, This institution Is one of those aided BY the
Society for promoting Collegiate and Theological eda-
cation In the West, BOSTON Atlas.
FIRE IN BENNINGTON, Won the 2sth ult the
Court House and Jail in Bennington VI discovered
that all efforts to preserve she buildns were i vain
Loss 5000. No insurance
~ The case of Ezra Carney whose trial for
the murder of Mrs Emerson commenced on Tuesday
last wxs last evening committed to the jury on charge
IRON Tenney }: The Jury after absence of about
ave hours Al halfpst ~ O'clock returned verdict of
guilty OF murder in the second degree"
Bangor Whis, SAT-
IF The Tannery Of Mrs, Manns, near Ann AR.
Dor Mich was entirely destroyed by fine The S0h MI,
with All in contents We sorry to hear ,ha, but FIVE
hundred dollars was insured the loss over and above
tie ipsursn ce is about 1000 dollars
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AFFAIRS OF THE RIVER PLATE.-By the latest
advices from Buenos Ayres, Sept 18th the Journal OF
Commerce makes the following extract OF letter
ceived in this city showing With what ability and prompt
itudc our Charge Mr. Hsrrs has fulfilled the duties OF
his Office in affair which might have involved this
country in difficulties with the Argentine Republic.
81 would not again bother you with another letter
IL not that very extraordinary occurrence has
taken place.
"Day before yesterday three or four doctors were
called to the police office, among them American
and asked the why they did the divsa hc
political badge OF the country They replied that they
knew Of no law ordering the They inform
ed that law did exist ordering all professions,
TO wear the divisa ribbon and then put in the
Ctirie or prison.
"Mr. Harris on hearing that I'm American was mpris
ened immediately called on ArRna. He IA showed
Mr.. II. the law which made in 1890, and said that
this American had not compiled with IT, Mr.. IL was
worry indignant, and believe mentioned 10 His Excel
lency. that he thought II strange that American
should DO the first to be punished for obeying law
which had been dead letter since its enactment and
never enforced as regarded foreigners.
This may be the orcruuner OF all foreigners having
to wear the badge. The next thing expect TO hear
10 that nll merchants and others will have the
divisd. IL the wearing Of the ribbon all II were
nothing, but then this bearing arms three times week
having TO perform duty all highland Inst but not
least the likelihood of being sent to the Army in the
Banda Oriental or against Paraguay is rather more
than what should silently submit to- hope the
affair may end with professional men.
have forgotten to say, that by the energetic
duet of Mr., Harris tho Doctor released the
day he taken Mr. H. is decidedly the best who
has represented the American nation in this place since
the time OF Forbes. He is what he ought TO be- His
predecessor was anything but diplomatist.
"The blockade s stll and prospect of It's being
of under twelve months Mr.. Hood has returned TO
England being unable 10 settle the difficulties and the
Baron Detiaudis romans firm in his frs, demands
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TO THE MEDICAL PROCESSION.

TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED No s OF he Anns!ist q semi;
L monthly Medical Journal ana Record OF Practical
Medicine Ia the City az NeY ors-conianing AS follows
|. Reports OF the Neyr-fors Hospital.
H. Report OF the Cltnique OF the College OF Physicians
and Surgeons.
III. Reports OF the New-York Eye. Infrnary
". Morality N Montreal
Y Report OF the y. Y Pathological Society.
VI Fatality Of Disease under Homeopathic Treatment
VII Case OF Fracture OF the Cayicle occurring IN very
young child treated By new and simple apparatus
BIZ J. Metcalf. VI. D.
VIII. photographed Notice.
IN. Acknowledgements ca Long Island, y. Y.
y. Nevv. York Dental Recorder.
MI AnnyerssrT Of the y Y Society FOR he Relic; Of
WIDOWS and Orphans Of Medical Mer.
Mi. Varia-
XIV. Obituary.
Ter1rs-S2 per sruum, in advance singie uGm6ers, 10
cents Address DANIEL ADEE, Publisher,
rsns lMl Enlton.s,. " Y
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seAr Fn0rite. Atkins 8 ds FIN Chatham, ash to mss,
sehr Gen Warren Holmes as I'm TAoma ,.pa. lime.
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THos = PEERS Deputy ShariE. OF law6w

DY ORDER OF the Hon. Charles P Daily. one OF the
ID Judges the Court OF Common Pleas OF the Gig and
County OF New York-NOtce l. hereby given, pursuant 10
the provisions Inc statute authorizing attachments gsst
asconding concealed and nonresident debtors that
attachment against the of John Person
resident Of Spencer Medina County Ohio. and thai the
same VIII for the payment OF MS debts unless he
appear discharge such attachment according to law
within nine months from the hrst publication OF this notice
and that payment any debts due him by any per
son residing within the State Of NeYork and the dev-
~ 70 him or for his use OF any properly within said
belonging 10 HIM and the transfer Of any such property by
him. forbidden by law and void Dated the 7 day
of Nav 1876. PETER CLARK, AIRY for Attaching
niTI3 Isvon Creditors Is Sassau-st. Y Y
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DY ORDER OF Chester Howe, Esquire, Supreme
ID Court Commissioner in and for the County OF Cstiarau
gus, Notice i hereby gwen pursuant 20 the provisions OF
authorizing attachments against sb-couding
concealed and nonresident Debtors thai an attachment has
issued against Charles T. Shelton resident
of The STATE OF Connecticut and that the VIII De sold
for the payment OF his Gsbis unless DC appears and dis
charges such attachment according .a% within nine
uor,hs from he r publication OF this notice: and that eli
payment due 10 hin By residents OF this STATE aud the de-
liver him MS Of any property within hi. STATE
% HIM and the transfer of any of his properly By
him. are forbidden by law and void Dated the 10Th
day OF March. 1875. c. e LELAND,
Any for Attaching Creditor,
ms ia--ern ir-iug Cha Co y. 7.
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RowpYrsM.-Two men, named Nicholas Hough
and Thomas Walters. arrested in the Tenth
Ward charged with conducting themselves in ouEa
geously dsorderly In the streets Among other
Of their sports that OF demoishng splendid sign
lamp worth SO which served sign for Mr.. john
sons oyster saloon 1876 Bo~cry. They were finally
arrested by officer Brown, and committed by Justice
TavIo
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.sE pEopLE,sLINE sTEAoIGoAT,

xN-~ PEOPLE,sLINE STEAMBOATS,
.9 10 =. albany y dI5ei! ssy so9 Sa .1Seg
Pier between c Z; GY and Liberty sts
vii leave on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings
Steamboat ISAAC NEWTON Capt. William n Peek.
AZ O'Clock
AT Five O'Clock, P. MLanding a, Intermediate Places
From lls foot Of Barclsy-st.
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS Capt b. Overbagh, viii
leave on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday rher
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt R. f. Furry, vii.
leave 90 Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons q;
The above Boats viii times arrive al Albany 10 an.
pie Time for tbs Morning Train OF Gers for the Ess, West
O'Clock, 2. ~
All person. are forbid trusting any Of In. Boats of b,
Dor passage OF freight, apply board the Boats
?. C. SCHULTZ at the Office On the wharf. o26
rxQ-. TROY MORNING AND EVENING
LINE Fl 1 sssnS sa rSSY @ cas Gs
ham WI Leave Tuesday, Thnrsday, and ssiu,day.-TEs
Monday, Wednesday and Friday a, o'coct A. 81 from
me Steamboat Pier foot OF BarclaYst for Troy and inter
EVENING LINE:-The steamboat COLUMBIA, cspl
h ,e,os VIZ 1876 Monday Wednesday and Fhss5
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings nj o'clock
from Cortlandst Pier, for Albany and Troy direct
ne above boats are Of the hfl class they con
and accommodation are superior nios and inferior 10
none on the river ieI
sf AINDRPENDENT OPPOSITION
-. Albany Line At r M-The steamer
BELLE, Captain Samuel Schuyler viii lesve New.York
Tor AIDsny every Monday "Wednesday Friday, landing
al hsinmonc.st from the foot of Robinson-s The Bells
Is hed ap Win splendid saIe-roolns and for speed
io and safety not by any boat on the Hudson
fEer rasseugers taxing the Belle will arrive IN Albany
N ample Hlne Tor the morning East or West and
board. " SNsN s
ST INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION
,ssss5sszs.lzr for AIbany-The splendid steslna
-, ONEIDA, Capt Geo o. Upper will leave
me steamboat pier foot OF Lberys Tuesday evening az
oeocH r. d. landing AZ PoQghkeepse and Hudson ylta
Isl FOX STATEN IsLAND.-oo ana sf
sT sunday ni5 November LIST, the steambees
lowing trps 10 and from Staten Island farther notice
Leave Staten LtaA-Ats 8, TO- ia M snd5 PM
ieaIe Seur YoTk-At and II A. Nj ST. 81 r. NJ on
Iii FOR LOSDON.-Rirst Paekel-Tke spiendid
- fast-saing packet ship CERiSTIASNA, Capt z
Hammond, VIII sail as above. THIS superior psckei
lds very superior accommodations for cabin second esb9
and -eerage Passengers, her second cabin steersgs
oeng on DECK Ia rooms well ventilated and lighted lie
Tor MS clsss of passengers supfrof
OF passage reduced For which and TO secure the best
neFs Immediate application should be made on board o
Of Wal!-sl TO Wa j. T. TAPsCOTT Sc souls-st. "a
door below Burng-slip
The LUC0NlA viii succeed the the Chris.ianns ard
san on on her regular day nio
L. VESSELS WA.pFED-Thfee good sloops or
schooHers wanted TO freight iron from Bridgeport
70 Newark A liberal price will be paid II itafae'
date application be made to BENZ d. sH q
- VESSELS WANTED-Three good sLooPS
49, SCHRS wanted freight Iron from Bridgeport
10 Philadelphia liberal prics will be paid LEE
o29 BENZ. II. SHERMAN, Go Brosds-
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sales ar the Stock Hxchaug,. .Tu,,n,y

SECOND BOARD.
5000 Read Bds,..,bs 7as, $50 Reading I'D ..bs ~
a1s chs Nor and wor.. 6Ss
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Di VIRTUE OF precepI issued out of and Under the
ID seal OF The Court OF Oyer ard Termner directed
and delivered proclamation i hereby made, mat Court
OF Over and Ternet and Jail Delivery IN and iof the Cy
and County Of NewfoTk, VIII oe held IN the City Hal! OF
said city The ioGrth Monday Of December next and al
and 81 Justices OF re Peace The Coroner High Constable,
petty COrstAbles aid Ms-shals AID ali persons bound 10
prosecute said Court De and here, IN aeir own
proper persons with their rolls records Indictments and
other rererrbrances 10 those things which 20 their OF
fees this behalf shall eppertat1 70 be Core
Ci-cn under nv hand al the SHERIFF. oee he 9Th day
Of October 1876. and Of our independence the I0th
OF lsvvtiu 4tnMon De- WILLIAM JONES, SEeFl-.
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SUDDEN DgATH-A man named WOOD. belong
ing TO Jersey City last evening taken suddenly III
at the Jersey Ferry House, foot OF Cortandst he wa
taken ON board the boat and died before il left the
dock Deceased was his friends the river.
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NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.

+. GryERAL sEssIoss.-The case of Henry G.
,,.r indicted for assault and battery with nea. TO Kill
ri,msn named Cusiek By shooting him in the back
!. .ti ON ia tho Court Of General Sessions.
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IN PURSUANCE OF Ed order Of a-e Surrogate o. he
1Coun-y of SewTor notice hereby give 70 al persons
having GAINS Egains! Gilbert Fowler late OF Inc CITY OF
New-Yorx gentleman deceased 70 present he sane with
The zo1chers thereof ne Subscriber his oce- No s2
Nsrion-si IN The city OF Neu-York, on 5eore the SIX
teeatA dSy CT Fehrary Dated SeYork he eleventh
day OF AagzsE, 1915. SAMUEL WEEhS,
s1t2 Lag EIecl.sI-
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CHERIFF'S sALE.-By virtue OF wiz OF fsri Ia
Ccias directed and delivered, viii expose 10 SALE
on Wednesday the 18th day Of November 1916, The
thule OF the City Hall in the City Of Newlork at IL o.
clock NJ MI the right title and interest OF Robert Anslie
r which he had on the Sd dav of January, 1916 any
tine atervard in and al that certain lot OF land ly
ng in the Twelfth Ward in The City OF New-Tork known
and distinguished on a map made By Edward Doughty,
City Surveyor. the nird day of December A. D. 1872 a
COPY which file IN the office of the Register OF said
Civ marked No l5 lot No l2-said premises being
on Inc noriherly side OF Fie-s-eI between the Sixth
and Seventh avenues commencing hundred feet west
ery from the uorlh-esterly OF SiXlhavenue and
Fn!eih.sL Dated New-York. Oct 9Th, 1916.
WIN JONES Sheriff.
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~ The Democratic Review, from an intima-
ron the last number is 70 be suspended for an indeh-
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81 FARM FOR SALE in the town of Harrison,
- Westchester county, the direct road from Rye 10
White PlHlns-lt mics from I'VE, 4, from While
Plains, Il from steamboat landing and y from MAmar-
understanding about 80 Buildings and fences
In good order Situation very fine and land In high stats
OF cultivation. For ierms&c. apply 10 f. D. BROWN SIC
Grapd-sL or JOHN PALMER on the premLsee. os q
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New Rochelle To White Plains, about equi-daan from
each containing $50 ACRES OF LAND all of which
Ia Flow Land excepting Ten Acres, which Is Wood Land
The place Is divided bY lane and is laid into con
venient lots for cultivation. All the fences OF sone Ia
good order and the ground 10 high state Of cultivation
The buildings all Of good character and In order PoI
TERMS apply TO 5. S. KENYON, on the premises or Of
dgf J. ADRIANCE "a John.st New.York
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fropt.etor1 oEic- $50 Sowery. Sold, Wholesale re-
I'll, BY WYATT K RETCHAM III Yultou-at IL Y ana
e. sloane. l3+ Fuitocst BROOKLYN Price 81. yy23 6m
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IN PURSUANCE ofan order 0 fthe Surrogate Of lie
lCocnry Of orr, Notice is hereby gYea 70 q! GER
aon- nav cirns AGAINST Amos Proctor, late OF the Cly
of Sey-Yo-k deceased, 10 present he sane WIN nc
vouchers hereof 10 The subscribers sir Office No. ss
grcaflyat IN tie City OF Se<-York. b<ore The
r-ith day Of December nrxt- Dc-ed SewYors, The nIath
dzy OF Iuse, 1875.
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~ JERSEY CRY is to be the terminus OF the
Cunsrd line of steamships be established between n
York and Liverpool Mr. Cunsrd in behalf of the com
psny has made contract for wharyes there with store
houses for merchandise, coal &c, amounting to $40
OC0 and petitioned the Common Council 70 second the
undertaking with its sanction
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n TO LET OR FOR SALE, and possession giyer
- Immediately, the Farm and premises lately occupied
by John Gray, Esq on Staten Island, about two miles
West of Port Richmond and nearly opposite Elizabeth.
port There about eighty of land including wood
land and sat meadow. There Is new, large aud commo-
dious mansion House md good barn. and and
venienl ouihouses on the premises. Apply Ia
CHARLES KOHLER, near the premises to
olOn GEO. BOWMAN. No 4 Hanoversl. N. York.
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store full assortment Of the above goods. consisting OF
Linens heavy. heavy ard Eroniing rcsrutac.
,nysd expressly for their fsrniy trade
- - ard - inch Pillow Linen
:. SIS. :, IL sad la Sar>scy and irsh Sherssns.
Double ps,nsSs Tsale Cloths from ST ios ysris long
Napkins snd Doylies 70 match
81, and lot Tssle psn.ssk Snc Diaper.
Brown xr6 Blesehed HuekabSek and Diaper Towel,nga
Long Lawns. B.rds-ey- Diaper Crzuio Cloths, En-
hossed and Printed Table Covers
In H. - and t Imperial and Toilet Quilts cradle
do CclorsS ard White Tcile; Covers
cradle size. OILS
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miscellaneous.

PRINTING INK MeuCfsctory.-The subscriber
I has recently Introduced power end Improved
machinery into his mandatory which enables him 10 fur
uish his customers win very superior article. Printers
and merchants who may have orders :or Printers nk viii
ind them promptly executed al moderate prices, ard may
RELY on beirg supplied with Ink Of excellent quay, and
OF nchsng eable color The subscriber manufactures lGs
OF various colors, viz red. blue green &c ORDERS d.
reced 10 bs mandatory COS Front-.t between Moutgom-
cry and overneur through the Dispatch Post VII be
puuctual!y attended This paper has been printed oy
os 2rnDSW GEORGE MATHER.
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GRAND LARcEyY.-A man named Charles Bone
sell was last evening arrested charge Of stealing up
ward os $50 IN money from Emma Clifton, Of No. 100