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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

ITO COTTON MANUFACTURERS and those n-
suring ,hem-I has long been de'irsble with cotton
manufacturers 10 obtain machine TO prepare cotton IhaI
shall ohec onsbe dangerous Of FIRE from rc-
ton nearly all the cotton mills that have been burned
have been fired by these machines The subscriber feels
confident hst the machine be offers to the public there 10 as
le DAGGER from fire cardiDg mschine and TIA
properties Willow or Picking Machine ia much before
any in in New England as it takes less power less re-
pair will produce work clean the cotton much better,
and more simple in construction and will convey the cotton
$50 feet from the machine II desirable The COTTON Is 20
perfectly separated that il affords The dirt the geaestac
v separating from the cotton and very much ashss the
opeatsn OF The succeeding macnes There 50
10 operation in the beet mills In New England-at
Lowell Manchester. ssco and Norwich
EDMUND BACON, Supt Elliott Mile,
Newton Upper Falls, Mass
MANCHESTER. Aug. Z, 1915
To rhom may concern.This certfes that Two of Mr.
Bacous Willows 10 successful operation at The Stark
Mills The average work made nj the pres-nt time in this
mill 10 IS 900 per week. One Of the machines is
wiowing bs and the other 81 900 per week II VIII
than an three the Conca Willows doing at Lowell
present Time Bacon's Willow prepaes 80 COZ lbs In
the ftime much better than either the Lowell
or Masous Willow will onehird of the last named quapt-
w. without mourning half the risk OF fire. 1t needs bur
power propel this machine that II requires
for the Conica and about half much is required
for Masons Willow will not need quarter The
OF those generally In al the present tine O rev.
ouons per minute will cIea;e draugh OF air suhclent 10
purpose of Willow and Fam can with confidence recon-,
mend Willow far superior To any am acquainted
with knowing that the merits machine are generally
known. IL will he immediately introduced.
j. z. JAMES, Overseer OF Carding, al Stark Mills.
aso have Wool Picker, of which will subjoin one OF
several ellers received from those using them;
The Picking Machines had OF you for wool very much
liked One OF them IL used for wosted wool and we are
perfectly satisfied that opens the wool better and breaks
used for filling wool and equally satisfied that on
short fine and cotted wools 1t is more efficient than The
Scotch Picker which, urtil we tried yours was ls best
could find. ALEh WhlCiI.
eDI1swDSWtr Supt Lowell M. Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

A CCOUNT BOOKS al low pri:es--FRANCiS &
"A LOUTREL, II Maiden. lane Manufacture every de-
scrioton OF Account Books at short notice Constantly
hand large assortment Of Blank Books Paper and Sta
uopery, Manifold Letter Writer'S Croton Ink &c &c
Southern and Western merchants supplied very low pr
ces- FRANCIS & LOUTREL, Staiioners and
al I'm Book Binders, n Maiden-Isne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

CINCINNATI LAND and General Agency Office,
" Cincinnati Ohio L. Sheldon would inform the cit
Of Now that he will attend the purchase and
sale description OF Real Estate Personal Prop
-ry the City ofCiucinna and 10 The Western Staes will
also collect notes bonds and mortgages and every species
OF claims In Cincinnati Louisville. Any Merchants.
other business men, having lands other property 10 the
Western country they wish dispose of for cash. or 10
change for city property 10 Cincinnati invited send
description OF the his Office in Cincinnati, where all
business entrusted 10 his will be PROMPTLY and aithu
ly attended TO- Address M. H. SHELDON,
West Fifthst Cincinnati.
Refereces-Dwier s Barber, Cor,landst J. jackson,
20 Wall-st: VIM. ingalls,. so WRllsl al 6m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

nFFIGE OF TIE NEW-Y0Rh and Erie Rail
OroaG Company No 80 waIl-st New YORK, l9lh March
1s45-Noce ia hereby given tina; proposals Will be recetv
ed until lOh OF April FOR the Grading Masonry aud
Bridging required completes the S-vburgh branch OF the
New York and Erie Rslrosd extending from Chester
In Orange county the village CT Newburgh distance OF
about Is miles
The maps and proGes estimates and specifications are in the
Office Of the Company in the vsge OF Nsv5ursh WHERE all
necessary information will he given either by The subscriber
gneers The work will be divided into sections averaging
mile in length and proposals Will be received either
Newburs in the city Of SewYok for grading the whole
or any part BIZ order o! The President mud Directors
7. S. BROWN, Chief Engineer.
m2ntAa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

ga BIOODGOOD NURS tJtY, Flushing. Il. l.
Y King Ripley, Propretors, offer for sale from III,
49, old and well known establishment, every variety OF
fruit forest aud ornamental Trees, evergreens shrubs and
Towering plants, which will be put up with The eresies
Orders left with Geo 3. Ripley Co No 2i4 Pearl
ceivn proInpt attention ml2 lmD&W'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

Gs PRINCES LISNIEAN BOTANIC Garden
20 and Nurseries,, Flushing, near New orE-The grea.
Original EstablishmenI-WM. r. PRINCE X CO.
offer for sale their unvaled collection Of Fruit and Ornh
mental Trees &c aud they challenge comparison of their
Trees with any others whatever and Invite purchasers
them and satisfy themselves Of their superiority by
which from two TO four years may he saved The Pears
Plums Cherries, Apricols. from 10 IL feet In
hight and their Ornamental Trees 10 On feet The Ever
green Trees Is feet and OF beautiful form. OF
Grapes Gooseberres Raspherries, Curran,e, and
other class of Fruit and Ornamental Shrnbbery they
the choices, species This collection of Roses is by far the
largest in the Union, comprising SocQO plants OF 1900
splendid varieties Priced Catalogues will be every
postpaid applicant, and may he had Of CLARK AUS
TIN agents. $50 FuIton-s and orders executed in the su
pe,ior style which characerizes this establishment
m9nD 2tW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

FATONTOWN INsTITUTE, y. J.5This Inst. Inst:

EATONTOWN INSTITUTE, n. J.-This insti.
Il tuition re-opens Monday, the 10th April. 1t adopts
The oral plan teaching by explaining things Illustrative OF
the sciences rather than the and mechanical
method OF requiring ths pupil 10 commit the language Oh
authors does 1t recognizes the phreuo
logical Idea OF training the faculties they successfully
developed by nature 1t gives thorough instruction In tue
modern languages and fila students for college, but
especially for the practical business OF life Particular allen
ton pad TO physical health The building well ventilated
and furu he'd with shower baths. Location 30 miles from
" conveyance by eamboats. Terms. $50 per year
No charges branch Of study For circulars and
f,rhar inf,r,pation incIire AZ l3l N.ssaust ST.
NDUCATION.-A Marion Lady OF hi sh res pectahill,y,
IA living In the upper part of the city, III an exceedingly
pleasant and healthy location, will receive three young
Mssey under years OF age in her family 10 board and
educate in such will the utmost sails
faction those who may entrust their daughters to her
charge. Term5 moderate. Address MINERVA, lower
P.O a. Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08
So S.. sissS wv 3T ES HS IS s -
.TsSa REGULAR MAIL LINE between
rsSlliiss-lS Boston and New-York, by the fas, and
rcs-zsrsS=---I splendid steamers OREGON aud KNICK

ERBOCKER
The steamer OREGON. commanded by Capt A. P S.
John and KNlCKERBOCKER. commanded bv Captains
THayer will throughout the from the frat
of April in with the Stonngien and Providence
md Boston and Providence Railroads, leaving NewTok
daily Sundays excepted from pier No North River ats
O'clock NJ and SIonington nj O'clock NJ or upon tho
arrival OF the Mail train from Boston.
These unsurpassed in speed spendof snd
comfort having each OF them Ga large commotious private
state rooms aud berhs for $40 persons beside large p
vale rooms for families and parties.
The Steamers Offered by the most experienced men
and viii shorten the passage between New and Bos
ton from Il 10 hours thereby arriving in ample time for al
,hs lines from Boston, North and East.
The OREGON will leave NewGork TUESDAY, Thur
day and Saturday.
Leave Internationally, Wednesday and FrdSy.
TIL. KNICkERBOCKER will leave Newly ork-Mor.
dsy, "Wednesday and Friday.
Leave ugion-Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
passage eghirquire board OF the boat pier
No. s N. R or OF
GEO f. FAIRCHlLD. No. 10 Westst.
msI orofJNO II. RICHMOND, Providence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

NEW COMMON PLEAS RULES.
lust PUBLISHED-The Rules aud Orders OF the Court
Of Common Pleas for the City and County of
n sale a, the Law Blank and Stationery Establishment; OF
mS JANSEN l. BELL. l5S Nassau-st
a i.NIANACS.-The trade supplied with AlnGuscs ST
~ the ~ manufacturing al The T''una o're and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08
STRAW GOODS

STRAW GOODS.
m A NAPIER. Gate Napier, Fisher &c o-) has removed
from lsi Pesrist 10 s. Juhnst Willis-st where
be offers for sale general assortment, OF md fssAor
able Bonue.s, suitable for merchants and minera trade
n9 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

DY ORDER of Charles P DAILY Esquire, Associate
- Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF the City aud
County OF New York Notice hereby given, pursuant 10
the provisions OF the authorizing attachments against
abscondng concealed and nonresident debtors that Al al
iaclent has issued against the estate of Alfred hearney
resident OF New Orleans Stale OF Louisiana and thai the
same VIII be sold for the payment of his debts unless he
appear ana discharge such attachment according law
within nine months from the first publication OF this nouce
and thai the payment OF any debts due him by residents of
This State delivery him his OF
perry belonging him. and the transfer OF any property by
him, are forbidden bv law and are void-Da,ed the 18Th
day Of September 1915 RICHARD II. BOVINE,
sl7 law9m Attorney for Attaching Creditors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

DY ORDER of Daniel Pratt, first Judge of Onondags
ID County Court and Counselor &c in the Supreme Court
Notice is hereby given pursuant the provisions Of the STA
authorizing attachments against HbscOndng concealed
and nonresident debtors, that attachment has issued
against the estate of James HUI OF the State Of Louisiana
nonresident OF the State OF NewYork and that the same
Will be sold for the payment OF his debts unless he appear
md discharge such attachment according law within
nine months from the first publication OF this notice and that
the payment of any debts due him by residents of this
State delivery him for his OF property
within this belonging him, and the transfer OF
such property by him. forbidden by law and void
Dated the 7th day OF March. 1916.
FORBES L SHELDON, Attorneys
mil lawqm for Attaching Creditor, Syracuse. N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

CANDLES.
A SSORTED sizes of Morse and Winsow's celebrated
"A "Adumant Pearl Lights" 4s 5s and 6s constantly on
hand by CHESTER briggs,
corner Of Broadway and Arni,y-st
The above candles superior Sperm for beauty and
hardness do require shutting, and give brilliant
lioht a2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08
NETWORK FORM BOOK

a ND INTEREST TABLES-containin complete Forms
for the transaction all the routine Of business between
man and requiring the execution OF papers together
with the statutory provisions relating thereto ALSO com
pete aterest Tables Discount Tables, Scanng and Tim.
Der Measure Cubical contents of Square Timber Nc &c
Enr saln hv HITNTINGTON & SAVAGE 2I6 Pearl-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

- a FshJi FOX SALE.--oi.uaLsou Tue aoao frOEi
New Rochelle 10 White Pans about equi distant from
s~ EACH containing 80 ACRES OF LAND ali OF witch
Is Plough Land excepting Ten Acres whichis Wood Land
rbe place Gded lane and laid outino corverieni
lots Tor cultivation All The fences Of stone In good
order and Inc ground gh sale cuyaon The build
ial all OF good character and in order For TERMS apply
20 8. B. KENYON, on the premises, or Of
detf ] IDRiANCE. SIS Johnst Nsv-Yorb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08
NEW TARIFF.-Important news to shippers OF


Y grain. and other farm produce 10 Great Britain.
new law having passed the Legislature admitting me
importation foreign and provisions At very low
duty, opportunity will be given 10 those who are desr
ship to the Glasgow market to open good connec
ton with the subscriber who has been IL In the grain
provision trade and there has hitherto been none OF
my importance who had any practical knowledge OF
trade In Glasgow better opportunity could not be de-
sired by respectable houses form connection In that
market Liberal advances will he given TO shippers
From the Subscribers long experience and knowledge OF
the grain aud provision trade and also his friendly inma
cy with the buyers large and respectable trade may be
calculated upon 7he subscriber bees 10 refer shippers to
Mr.. Alex. II. Finay, Astor House, New-York
in28 Inn ROBERT ROBERTSON, s3 Unonst Glasgow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

DY ORDER OF Chester Howe, Esquire, Supreme
ID Court Commissioner in and for the County OF Caarau.
gus Notice hereby gver 10 The provisions OF
Inc statute authorizing attachments against absconding
concealed and nonresident debtors thai attachment has
issued against the estate of Charles T. Shelton resident
of the Sste OF Connecticut and the viii be sold
for the pay OF his debts unless he appears and dis
charges such attachment according 10 law within nine
paymen, him by residents OF this State, and The de-
livery 10 him or for mis- OF any property within this State
belonging 10 him. and the transfer Of any his property by
kim are forbidden by law and void Dated The 18th
day OF March 1876 C. R LELAND,
Ar'y for Attaching Creditor,
ms Iays9m Irving. Cha Co. n Y.
IN PURSUANCE OF AZ order OF the Surrogate OF the
County OF NewYork Notice is hereby given 10 al per-
sons having claims agains, Samuel Macauey late OF the
City of NewYoT deceased 10 present the same, with the
vouchers thereof the subscriber q; the Office OF e h
Owen No. Il WRstreet il the City Of NewYork, on or
before lhe seventh dag OF July next Dated NewYork
he sixth Day Of January. 1886
} s2sEsH H AzzsHisSs. Executors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08
PAPER HANGINGs.

william PEHL, $50 PEARL-sT.
HAS received by the late arrivals from Havre, his Spring
assortment OF Paper Hangings Bordes Views. Panel
Papers Fire Board Prints direct from the msnuacur
ers comprising all the STYLES and every quality
which he offers wholesale aud retail.
Also, extensive of American Satin and com
mon Papers at manufacturers prices.
Country Dealers will find for their advantage 10 call
Persons requiring sufficient of the finer qualities OF Papers
authorize special importation seiec; for that pur
pose FROM u complete assortment of new patterns.
my 2meod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

u. s. COMMISSIONERS OFFIoE-A yeoman, named
Francis Cords arrested charge OF counterfeit
Ing having paid four counterfeit Mexican dollars to per-
son from whom he had made slight purchase. Cordes
we understand resided at Rdgest part of the time and
at a farm he holds Patterson, at others. He has
been committed to custody to wait the action Of the
Grand Jury.
UNIFIED STAIRS CIRCUIT CouRT-This Court opened
yesterday. before Judges Nelson and Bets sufficient
number of Grand and Petit Jurors not appearing they
discharged till to-day. The trial of the Pilot ofhe
steamboat Swallow, set down for Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

NOTICE s hereby given tina, letters of administers
have been granted by the Register of Wills for the City
and County OF Philadelphia 10 the subscriber the goods
and chaels lights aud Credits OF Lewis otherwise called
Aaron Pou late ofhe city OF Philadelphia deceased
NJ persons having claims demands against the OF
the sd deceased requested 10 make known the same
the subscriber without delay, and all persons indebted
s-e requested 10 make payment to him.
THEODORE DUBOSO Jewellsr
as StRw6w No. is n 2d-st. Philadelpha.
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DY ORDER OF John Q. Wilson, Esq. Judge OF 4

by ORDER OF John Q. Wilson, Esq. Judge OF The
I'D Albany County Courts and OF the degree OF Counsellor
sant TO the provisions auhorsing attachments
against abscondng concealed and nonresident debtors that
attachment has issued against the estates OF Thomas H.
Webb and Harrison GRAY resident debtors and resi-
DENTS OF the State Massachusetts and that the same Will be
sold for the OF their debts unless they appear and
discharge such attachment according to law, within nine
months from the krst publication OF this notice. and tat he
payment OF any debts them by residents OF this Sa
and the delivery them for their of any property
within this belonging em and the transfer OF any
such property by hen forbidden by law and are void
Dated. the 18th day Of August 1915 r l. JOlCE,
An2n layyqm Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

NEW APPARATUS FOR APORATING
DY STEAM.-Tbe Subscribers are now prepared to sup
ID ply orders for .heir Improved Esapora;or.
This apparatus will Do found 10 be- of great value for
cnraing solutions Of sugar and the various chemical salts
mskinc extracts Of dyeoods hesIng oils for purihcson
disabling urpenine, and in short foc operation OF
heating evsporans concentrating liquids wherein Is
desirable 10 use the heat OF rather tran re. 1t
evaporaes with gresier rapdtv than apparatus ever
before constructed IA evidence OF lis excellence Is
Only necessary safe thai IL lse lair OF the In
received tbs premiums OF gold medal and silver
cup tbs i've valuable inventions exhibited
lhs, wear JAMES J. MAPES, Consulting
WILLIAM A. COX,J Engineers,
NILS 2awSm. No. lis Chauibsf-st New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

-npeD MORNING LINE at O'Clock for Al
EaAfTs bsny, Troy, and Intermediate landings, from
Res11sIsa The steamboe, pier Mt the foot ofBarcaysL
Breakfast and dinner hoard The boat Passengers SinB
This boat will arrive in tune TO aks the evening trains Of cars
from Troy West Buffalo, and North 10 Saratoga, hIs
hall and Lake Champlain The lowpresaure Steam,
boat TROY, Captain A GorhaIn, Thursday morning, hp
9lh at seven o'clock
Nolee-Al goods, freight baggage bank bills, specie o.
any other kind Of property TAKEN put or shipped on oos
this boat at the risk VI the owners Of such gooo
freight, baggage, Lc NIL
For passage or freight, spply board, or to F. B. Han
al he on
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pnblr Uonpepanees. Or.

sT@ ApEOPLE's LINZ sTFaupo...--.
Albany, dsiyIsanssy: e1 SSATs
Pier between Cortlsnd and Liberty sis "a "'~ 10
Steamboat COLUMBIA. Capt William II p..t
leave on Monday Wedre.dsy and Friday evening. wy
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON. Can, r q g..
den, VII iesve IN Tuesdsy Thursday and Saturday. s1s
iugs a. O'Clock efea-
A, Five O'Clock: P. M-Landing at Intermediate p,...
Steamboat so III AMERICA, Capt L w Br,,,,s -,
O'Clock. vs.
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Capt R p E,,.u
o'clock.
Passengers taking either OF the above Lines vii,
Albany In ample time for the Morning Train Of Cas- m y,
East or West. ' .e
Freight taken al moderate rates. and none ,sleo .o..
O'Clock, p NJ. '''
All persons forbid trIsng any OF the Boar, =,
Line, without written order from the Captans az
For passage or freight, sppy board thu Soa,.
C. SCHCLTI At the oifc" On the wharf a.
r., rH@U. =. MAIL LINE 1~1
~ s=,s.s-SsS1yE From NEW. YORK TO EA64,-.S
ALBANY, TROY and 'e>xAaa<sk7siAs
MONTREAL. ria Bridgeport Hoauston,r ara w..
Raiirosis First class S6-Second class {. 'sfI
The stesInbos.s NlMROD CspL J. Brook, h s,a rrpr
KA CspLW W. Topper Will alternately leave tss P;,a
Markets, (Ess, Rver9 daily Sunday excsptd a. no
FS- Albany psssen gers proceed immedaslyror R,,sr
pori upon the arrivs Of the boat; and wirson, rhsn,
Cars Baggage arrive in Albany and Troy The ssns A.
terroon
Returning the Line Troy hapaR g. and AIb,,,
att A. NJ.
A freigh, train daily a, halt. pssi6 AN.
~ For farther Information both as 10 Freight or Pa
sage apply 10 9. ". PERRY, Agent al the Office on u.
Pier; 10 + J. HALL Towards Hotel or 81 L.ying,,on
Wells Express Ofice, 10 Wslst-
MONTREAL AND NEW.YORK.-The Redbrd Lima
OF Coaches 40 hours from Troy Montreal In correc
don with This Line. Tickets from NewYork TO Montreal
to Ia obtsn-l on board the boRts. d9
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Ny ORDER of Hon +. A. Tallmadge, Recorder OF the
ID City of NewYork Notice is hereby given pursuant to
the provisions of the authorizing attachments against
Hbsconding concealed and nonresident debtors mat an AZ
,chmen has issued against the estate Of Of james MITCHELL
resident of Jersey City in the State OF New Jersey and
that will be sold for the payment OF his debts un-
within nine mouths from the first publication OF ms no
and the u! debts due to him by resi-
dents Of this State and the delivery TO him or for his USE oil
any property within this State belonging TO him. and me
transfer of any such property ny him. are forbidden ny law
and are valid Dated the 10Th dav OF September, l845
s2i law9m GEORGE BRADSHAW Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

MRS CARRoLL'S OLD ESTABLISHED
INTOXICATED Vspor and Sulphur Baths, lSi Fulton
V1 opposite St Pauls Church well known To be
essentially necessary this of year. when the
requires auxiliary 10 throw of the cutcle sccumu
lated during the winter aud which by remaining the
OF the skin produces Diseases colds,
rheumatism, scarlet fever, &c &c. They In operation
from O'Clock in the morning NIL O'clock al night Sui
phur Baihs require one hours notice. az lw-
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SAFOR SALE, or Exchange for City Pfoperty-640
Of rich land In Scotland Co tormerlv Lewis CO..
in Missouri. It purchased in 1896 from Govern
en. and selected for the present owner who has Govern
men, ed for il The Taxes all paid 10 this year
survey the land has been made Address box li70 P o.
Luz