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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21
MEMORANDA.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH STATION, I
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Couey Island, Jan 30, 1876
Ext!ac, from Colt and Rohinsons News. Room Books
Davlish.-7 % Weather clear. wind W aud light
Barometer 80 4! 100; Thermometer 10; floating ice IN
the Bay Colt q Rooinsons news steamer gone to sea
standing to the Soulhwsrd 2shps ut anchor under t
Horse Shoe do standing T. bound To sea ; bark on
the Highands schrs aud sloop going To ses reve'
cutter Spencer anchor inside the Horse shoe
ship DO
s ocock-l ship standing in bearing by 5 distant
miles; ship in eight beating up, bearing by : dis
tan, u miles.
eo'cl,es-Wind NV. light; Barometer 90 -; Ther-
nurneter l6 steamer towing UP ship Burgundy
pas: the Narros; cutter Spencer gone 10 sea
standing 5 e. ,
10 o'ciock-Wud and weather same Barometer al;
Thermometer ls squaergsed vessel L sight bearing
5 by Z. ,-,.
II oclock-Revenue cutter has boarded ship and bark
ia O'cofk-Che Jacob bell gong down
l2hf-Li.ht winds from ~; Bay full OF floating ice'
sail bearue L by = 10 miles, revenue cutter Speh'
Ger bearin. : by W. coming IL: steamer coming up
n4srins by L, brig standing by :; sail oy III
tow of sicatncr.
S,ndgcn-Sbip bound out, bearing 5 5 Z, 3 miles
shin bound cu. bearing : Z by > 4 miles.
The say Liberty. from Liverpool before Reported at
anchor on the Bar been towed up by the steamer
Duncan Pell.
No vessels in : sht from the Highlands at sunset
The sailing OF the packet ship Queen oil the west Is
postponed until the 23d inst
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DIED:

On Tuesday morning dan. 20,h,) Ct commissions.
ELIZABETH EMERY, vile OF Washington a. Dodge
in the goth year OF her age.
Tue funeral will take place No % Sullivan.st. on
Thursday the 22d inst at o'clock N. Therelatives
and friends of the fa Inily are invited 70 attend :,
On Tuesday morning OF consumption, AMANDA NJ.
vile oi James II. Soaring. aged 81 yeafs.
The friends ot the fa'aiy Invited 70 attend inc
funeral this (Vednc5dry afternoon az ocioch from
her late residence, No. - Mercer St.
Yesterday afternoon HENRY CLAY, son OF Joseph
W and Julia Long aged II months and II days.
The friends Of family are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral this afternoon a, O'clock from 10
kooseve!t.st
On the 18th Gen. Elias z. Dayton aged "a
On the l9.h, Ellen W. wife OF James NJ. Motloy aged
90
AtLockpert, lOih Loczah, daughter OF George Oliver
1t Rochester, eth Cornela A. wife OF Clarendon
A, Bufao, 10th Harriet A. daughter of P. Chrisy, s.
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MARRIED:

On Tuesday e~ening Jan 81 by Rev. Mr. Der1und,
Mr RALPH n PERLEE TO SARAH, daughter Of Geo.
Ms,ner ESQ. al OF this cry.
Also at the same time and place, b5 Rev Or wight
Mr. JOHN T. sEELY ot Oyid. y. y TO CORNELli,
daughter OF Peter De Forrest, OF Brooklyn.
On the 18th, Rev. John Dowl:ng, David Miken TO
Mary 4. Owens.
a, Moline III. lst inst. George Mixter to Susan E Gil
bert. OF Erie Co. N. Y.
Buffalo. l5;h. Thomas Lamb Emma B!achtord
Charles /. Cook to Charlotte Blschford.
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General Notires.

FRETcH LANGUAGE AND LITERATUsE
Tauth; orally by PRoF. n ; viLLErl.rr ct abbo,r,
la.iluton' 81. Hou,toH-s- aad IS Four,.. OPPOSITE
WsshnRtor-.quare-
Day. of tuition Monday and Thursday Tuesday and Fri.
dsy, froRi past Il o O'Clock. P N.
Terms known on application N. 4,is-
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re- Eyans, Eric Co. Jan. IOth. fSlG.-l.ess

rs Evans, Eric Co. Jan. 1Oth. iSl0.-tessrs.
Com:,ocA CO.lienileneu have sold all The Pam tN-
tractor aud Acoustic Oil. and wish sou send more
So- persons hsd Daley Psn Extractor ana found
that IL worth straw, aud then seaI 10 Buffalo sud
got o. Daleys b0: Il dij hurt AID they ha 10 throw
II uaway; they say lEey viii wall ull get more
of Connes Magical Psin Extractor from you, they
laG OF before tn6t got o. yon, which they say
they suow good and The genuine Article Please send
,ur siA dozen immediately.
respectfully sour most obedieti servant,
III e.ni CYRUS FRARY.
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TJIS DAFIS FURLISEED

TIE LIBRARY OF CHOICE READING, No. 80 and
81 containing Sketches from L-, by L.msn BLANCHARD 4.
edited. with y Memoir By SIR Edward Ly;tou Bulwer,
Brrt. vos beautifully printed, iu- parer. -
Conten;s-3ulwrr's Memoir of The Author; quarrel
with old acquainances suggestion for the ccebrs-
ti0n of Shasspesre's Birthday Anonymous; Quotations
Z d.. Tn. Last Book with Dissertation ON Last Things
general Public Dinners Con ent or not Conent Some
Account o inconso.be Society The Biunders OF the
rnarkably SS!iu lr praise of the Press aud word
on behalf OF tie Wcrld; Eccentrci'ies of Atectstoni
Soeechrnssing alter Dinner; Keeping Secrets; Advice
Gratis II ce'ers, rhe "Reminiscences OF Mr. Fuzbeeue y
Ap.i-FooIs Day all the Year round How 10 make long
day. Faults both sides = The old story; On con-der
Ing onessef Horse" hpped Confessions Of keyhole
Just going My Christmas Dinner The Flower Steal
eTl a fact, Published and ( r sale nv
WILEY P1-TNAM l6l RrnRGNYAY.
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ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aactioneer.
gTAIUyARIE REAL, ESTATE NJ AucNC

ANTHONY J. BLEECKER Aactioneer.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE al Aucuon.-Tho
three story FIRST dwelling, No IS ST. MARKS pscs
near Fs-avenue with lot 25 feet ont and by half the
deph, will be sold without reservs 10 the highest
bidder Day "Wednesday II O'Clock M. at . Mer
chant. Exchange. Terms ca.h
The 46 feet deep and three stories and aiic bgh
with gh basement enclosed pszZa feet wide and
Two so high the finished IN the isesi style,
with marble mahogany doors &c &c and furnished
with Cfolon fittings for cold and shower balhs,
cooking range pth boiler attached and numerous other co
ya,.,ras liz
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Books,
PARIS FASHIONS IN ADVANCE.

PARIS FASHIONS IN ADVANCE.
CR4HAMs MAGAZINE OF L:Ietztrre and Art-for
" F-bruzr2 's46
fMB,LLtsHxErrs CT THr suMaER-
Csbsri1. S-y;ou most exquisite line engraving by
Rswiinu Wrianl I H,icn.
T5e 5ogn ouomer,a beautiful picture, easraved for
Us hy George Eili-.
rIst-- attract universal si'sruon-
an.c Co-1e. Cot3e Away" From he German, worcs
ADAPTED bv " r. Eickso-.
CONTRIBUTORS TO TIE FEFzvtsT SrMEca.
y P WIZ, aulho, of Two Ways Of Dying icr Ers-
Ho- J Peuldin-i a1!bor Of The Dutchn1l'' Fire
1irei 3 sree suhor Q" The Eprnins of Schenectady
Pax BeaJ jana, suaor CT solae;s aad Ly5ca! Fosz.'
william, Il c. fioszer, au:hor Of Yonaondio' elc.
Fdvart ? W-Ii- Tee ?c1r Scholar.
Ms. Anra sysLh hens. author of Mary perwsrt etc
sirs Frances Oscood, suthor OF A WrrGh OF Wilj
Flower tom Nr'r Ens!sCc,' etc
FsrGv Forester. Stella Lee
Ms : VI Sidnev. Frsncisj GTund.
= P Whin.l-- C. J. Peterson.
A. M. Edmond. G +. G'sh-Gl
Terms :; prr 4raur,-Two copie. :or s. Delivered II
say oi t7- city psyLh by the -unb-r or eisery
~ AIRY agents aoos sellers supplied IN ADVANCE
WH. II GRAHAM Exclusive sg-nt,
Es.-fs ss--c
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w. PELL. Aucuoneer.
rs- Desirable Building sites fer Private Res

rs- Desirable Building sites FER Private Res-
idcnces-Wiu be sold Wednesday, lls instant, at y
O'Clock at Merchants Exchange, -FOUR Lots on TWENTY
THlRD.SP. between FOURTH ana FIFTH AVENUES,
with privilege Of enclosing 10 feet Of the street for court
ward These lois ground the summit level Of
this fine street IL feet ,vdel which mss running
through il rom river 10 river Maps ready. Half purchase
money may remain on mortgage 10 -us-
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A. C. FUTILE Auetloneer.


STOCK OF FANCY FUhS for account Of whom
Sitmav dama2 ed by the late hre.-1 TILE
DUCLUZEAu will sell Friday 23d inst 10 o'clock at
No the entre STOCK ot Fancy Furscohsist-
lag ul lynx Isabella bear mountain tin, sable,
cktch couey and brown bear mutstppets Vicorines
hons sw ansd own and trimmings aud skins-wof skin
sell rohes superior quality skins lined aud IN.
ished In the best seal and mu,krat caps-oer
fur seal aud muskrui skins &c damaged by he late ne
Catalogues will be ready and The goods he examined on
the murnng of the sale JE ous'
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~ Give ;t n rrinl-OALLEy's Magical Pain Ex.
,-sctr t- ,u iF;a to convince the most
~ he vre Il : alb. IN ssl-e hen srpi.d r.; nr,.
srsiis les. fever s7Fe!n IN ned ..v.s
,s.es Hcss or r1bs wounds, chaua chilli. A. &c &c Xc
=. i ~, nsi;iveiy 1s A5o-e d yy
i,rsf;-, th- skin 10 The least C.urou-B-~sr- of
G Only ir-e I'D eTaa aicle he rri;,
len tuot p-fnefl slsn7Uri 9" + DALI or the wrapper
-, san Ru. dln. N.Ev-l II IL sis-
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FLOUR AND MEAL-Thcre is almost nothing doing,
aud prices remain nominaly at IS. We hear OF no
Gales this rate however and is sad that lew Small
lots have been disposed of trie less.
GRAIN-lu Wheat there are no trans actions. We
hear o, sale Of Rye 80 cts Barley is nominal at %
no and Oats $3.50 Within the last three days
there have been sales uf 1000 bushels Southern Corn
Al 51t cts. weight.
PRovtSIoNS-Are dull and in Beet. Lard. &c. there
is nothing doing Weno,e sales of 800 bbs Prime Pork
part private Sod part at 10 II; 6l0 25.
NCE-We notice sales OF 30 tierces a, 4s. The mar
sct is dull.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW,

DEMCCSAttC AE7IEW,
FOR JANUARY. teie.
L TABLE OF CONTENTS.
TIE RecC-ocel ;u5 i- Physical Sciences and
Of Fr-e Pri ca In-tilUi:ors.
The Gam n( Norrl America its Nomenclature habits.
tsInts, -eanus; with huis the science cf WocG-
craft By Frank Forester. Nc. II The Woudcock.
s Slnd.y Sonn.ts
4 Proso-cis of the Legal Profession il America
) Tne Mystery 81 5. .Andros.
Psp-r- o: an Old Osrsnoor Prisoner. Edited by Ma
ih.ni- Hawthorne
Manufacture otW Wool, Slk, Cotton and Flax. Ancient
sod Modern
9 America in 1896. The Pss-Ths Future.
10 huaihy Financial snc Commercial article
II. New BOOKS Of the Month.
IL. Mon 'hiy Ii ar-ry RU -tin.
IS Index 10 Vcmnv NVlt.
The Democratic Reyi-U now published 81 3 per
and each lumber ia illustrated with
tGt pc ;ra eusravsd from Dsgu-rr-o,ypes OF Anthory,
Cars Co. NJ =. y pictures, for force ttuIhGlless
aut :sSe beauty eqsG ed by sny other Artists in
this lire the For wear, thus tsr por
- tE-, appeared OF r ?. air Esq late Editor o. the
Gobe C-n AIcrru Jacsron his lAs days; Hon. Cave
Johnson, Po.yInaster G-pera! Hon john a Dix. L. S
Senator, y. Y. and Hon Caeh Cu-hn., ae Minister 10
Cha4; srd porlhi's OF Ike character VIII follow.
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vance, may be forwarded h the rs OF The pub .hers, by
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OFFICE OF THE NEw-YoRK cas- LIGHr COMPANY
Jsruary 2nth, 1916.
~ At the Annual election hs'n at thls oIhce on
Inc an iutI the follow rviir men were elected DlTec
Tor Of jhe Company for The ensuing wear; ,.
WILLIAM w FOX, JOHN J. PALMr.t,
JOSEPH KERNOCHAN, NAJAH lAN LOh,
DAVID HADDES. ELISHA RIGGS
JOSEPH WALKER, THOS. w - AhSALLr
GARDINER q ROWLAND, FRANCIS GRIFFIN
JOHN w. LIVINGSTON, PHILLIPS fhLNlA
ara GUY RICHARDS.
A,a suhss auent rseuns OF the. hosrd MILAN , w
FON unur ruusy eleot- Pr sidetit Ohm NOW.
TON NJ anger. AZ c. L. ENERITT, Secretary. II
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A11..1.srpp1-rhe Legislature Of ,his s,ale con.


raned n, The 5,h inst James Whitfield. Of Lowrdes
CGnnrv was elected Speaker OF tne House the fret
hsIo, and Mr. J D. Montgomery, Clerk. Mr. G. T.
swan vas elected President at the senate
T'ba message of Gov. a G. Brown represents the
s,,nres of the State be greatly improved The udeb
dness of The state account OF the Auditors
nm rho at of January. 1876 S277G7 o.. Of which
shout $3.50 OOo payable until January, A. that
the Governor estimates the amount TO De raised this
year follows
Aud,tor. warrants, iasued prior to January
lst, $40 no; funded, or funded and dus, in
the year le+6-. SlOo 80 Cg
Expenses oi the Legislature. 6JOD 90
state Government for 1916 ll3 COO 90
Tots. .----.-------------------- $50 $40 W
The Governor s warmly in favor OF completing i,ai
road from Brandon jackson for he sake OF The rosd
individually and link the read from the Atlantic
The Mississippi which last he you'd have the LeRi=la
upon Congress TO aid IN regard 70 the d'spo
aa Of 500 go Of land granted TO The State Tor Ger
tain purposes ne recommends plan Of his own out
will defer 10 the Legislature He calls attention to The
projected evce the East bank OF the Mississippi ana
to great subject o. Education. In -egsrd to the ran
ters Bank bonds he enrertains tine hope that an install
Inent viii be paid them 10 distant day and 'ners
ter be paid regularly they fall due though ne anuc
pats no siderable amount from the state STOCK N
I he Benk
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

nVERSnOEs-The Subscribers have on hand every
" variety of Ladies and Gents India hlooef O'eisn1es
in us..ica they warrant h. lest IN the market and 10
retain their color under a circUastahces
We are saI-ed with small profits and viii sell OUT Shoes
al prices s not quite 40 elas
tic % manufacturers who charge an ehorol.ant Ice
'i i1i ~ HUTCHINSON RUNYON So Msid-n-lsne.
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navigation season of la45 :

The Massachusetts Mills at Lowell, make div
dend of 10 per cent from the profits on Cotton Mani
tacture for the last six months.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21
ANTHONY J BLEECKER. AuctIonees:

ANTHONY BLEECKER, Auction-er
Valuable Property Fuonst and Ann'sL-Perempto'
Sale.
A NTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell st auction on
AWednesdsy ,ne 2ath Instant January at ,2"ciocs
Exchange the wing valuable properly
vz Tue story brick dwelling house and Gro No lt3
nnd The lot y feet 'front.' feet 10 inches IN rear
the utrer size. -
ALSO four story brick dwelling house and store No
An. situated In the aud joining the above nnd
tn. 10, being feet front Anns y feet 10 nches IN the
rear by 81 deep sud 81 feots nches
ON the her These ols contiguous and Will
Terms aud conditions at the time crss.c J7o s,is
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

" Rypophngon Soup.-Ths .nb'cribers have re-
ceiysd Snaps ui .h,s su.rab- article. superior 10 al
Diners for .hav,ng oduc lzhsr whch does notcry
tie fucc and dec ic cot si-T Tor sale by
G. SAUNDERS X son, II Brosdwey.
;2 Stis n few doors Abov- Conjhid-st.
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>TEW-YDHK AssnCIATION for ii

NJ ~ w
m-nt he condition ofhe PoorThs unce signed nave
been ofc instructed invite the trnuoh OF u1 PupC
o he wants of tbs Ladies Clong society iof me elie
of the pou which proposes act IN concert WIN ih' A.
oc on and bns sef its plans ;ha- lis capacity or
rs, n-s. i, greatly decreased. But account or made
cai means able the prrsrnt inter 10 Ac
cDo,h riucn in carrying s objects The undersigned
IN. patronage the beuevuen snd In s behalf SOLICIT 90
n. tons OF money o. such casof ciong mat Tor
clonlnp bedding be uS1uI 10 families III dest1,
ults Articles that require Il Will De pre- paeo
and all b. carefully distributed by the managers oi hr br-
di- on the orders the visitors of the Associaon
Persons wiling aid this humane object VIII pistse sen
hr 10 sy oth ,d-s ia the suboined irt ana
preserve the list for iutur- reieL rnce NJ. ..i.,to,
JAMES BROWN. President oil Asscc'auoh
10, Improving the Condition OF The roor'
r M HARTLEY, Secretary -. G, ro,n,,on,
the L1d CL,ing Society TO ;eh0Hi Don1'oo
,,a be ,sn. Bayl--s, 1877 Cec-r' Mrs hHon o.
grys1way; Mrs Wni +. BarLet, Dutch mTs. ) aines
ErIv az WssbiDcton Mrs. A. II Schultz, 81 Harfi.oni
Mis-. f. Smith, Roos1velt Mrs w hi1e,ao's,
rv. Mrs Anderson, corner o Bayarc ana huOemy; H'o
4 'cnmn ~ Frsnkio; Mrs. Wn. D. Murphy, 50 henry
HrS r%{e-f,- 2 81 alison; Misses Bates 3D2 T. Broad
80. Ma A WatAlss, SO Govefneur; Mrs Cox, -
Df,ion: MIS- Farr SO Broadway Mrs. T. W Halstead
usrr.y IS Tgrefi; Mrs DR.. Pond, Il s xth eDue Mrs
DE- Purdy .e3 Broom. Miss r. Buihng, 5U2 broom1 70
] BuI,nr 81, Fourth; Mrs. Mitchell. "a station Mfs A
Woods "a Delaucey; Mra VIM Palmer. 400 Gfsna par,
FRYER 223 Grand Mrs. Palmer if6 Broad gay; MIS- u n
Di.0iswsv 2l3 Thompson Mrs. Dr. Vanderpoo lsZ
Fourth: Mira Rev l.. James, sd2 "esley-pacei Miss
Maggie Clinton. place. Mrs b. Col. sie % T. siH'eehin
Mss JOY g. Fourt1-aven1e Hrs tev. Sltrunu iS<
w Eip6e.nth; Mrs Z. yde. 90 Second avenue oirs A.
esey 100 Second. avenue Mis- r. Mead, Os second
avenue: Mira A Sacket, IS Seventh; Mr. Cushman o'S
Rr,sf f.g-y
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~ SEE FOURTH PAGE.
~-H .Drllxrlsn
R.rk Turk White. 4 ds I'm Phad md:e. to master.

Bark Turk, White, ds lm Phiiad, md;e, to master
Brig George Henry Blakeey, 81 DIS I'm Turks Island
with salt, to M,dad Plat The schrs Comet for Ply
mouth a. c. sailed 2sh Dec; the Concord for Eliza
beth City (NCl. sailed days. Bug Wanpanoas,
Patterson I'm Martinique went ashore Turks Island
Reefo The night OF the a3d Dec vessel total loss the
captain and crew were taken of the next morning Ivy
the wreckers Brig Helespont Crosby hence. touched
NJ T sailed same day for Orleans unable 10 pro-
cure cargo The George Henry has experienced very
severe weather coast the badly irostbltten
aiterson and crew. late OF brig Wau'
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

Wa. w. SHIRLEY. Auctioneer
EUR MUFFS, S"igh Robes, &c-H L. WILLARD
L viii sell THIS Day, Wednesday, Jan. a. at O'clock
Il, the rocr No l5 Broadway so Fgr Muis hand
some sorncnt 2U Segh Robes Aro. Boaa, Nctornes,
NC the stock OF dealer Also, variety OF house funish-
ny artic and cabinet turnurr 10 pay advances Also,
ii I.,,r. ,irart,I.s Ac Il.
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GREAT WATER POWER 10 lease or sell, aud
" Iron L4uds for sale. In The Sthie oi PeDnsy!Vanl-
The above 3nuei Pow Is loca ed at Sunhury,
Northumberland County, Pa immediately below the FORKS
o .,- North branches Of the Susqi-htnna and
on The main river, shch the csna. created for wHier
power ted. Th- liver here Is about 800 i1et and Is
m .e h u dam feet hish nic erected by the Sta
Tor feeder 10 lae Pennsylvania. Cana thus creating an
abundant and ne iang supply of wcter both In summer
and wiLer Ttis powe /. admirably nted Tor he use o.
furnaces forses rolling mills Il. !. located In the ui-
mediate u-ighburhco. uf CAa and Iron Mines The Dnn
vile and Posyie Railroad the water power Canal
The beet u~'ch ptable coal can De nao a.
81 IS per ton also lime . coal be supplied a.
81 IS cpvcred NJ he furnace stscss Iron ore
r-n be oaI-d the furnace from the iron
lands mentioned below.
H. A OF of iron Lands on Monours Ridge
o the iron ounlain) the Norm branch of the Sus9ne
hanna about mle above Sudbury aud Ut the same ois
lance below D,nvle These tracts are among lie Hosl
valuable In tie St4'e aud comprise sbou. DUC acres
IL Farm, Gris AMI Saw Mill, snd suDdry o'her build
ng. with about $40 ii aud half oi "nch is 10
cultivation. This place located immediately on he vest
brsucn the 5usquehlnna about niles anGVo ouhny
The property exen1ive mines OF the best iron ore
aud qIarries o lime stone
r or farther paftcul-fs Apply n 80 ,I,
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Ninrisets 80. Carefully reported for TIE Tri0u'<.
,rr.rsn,x Ian %

TUESDAY, Jan 90
AsuES-The market is very quiet and prices sta
iorary. Pots ats 1913 sit, ana Pearls l2i.
COTTON-There has been no disposition shown to-
day TO operate in Cotton by spnners The sales are
NOT 100 bales and prices entirely nominal trelehts
also are very dull and the for Cotton is 3l6d T. ib
and for Flour 50 = bbl The following are the quota
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

Head, iuslaalS RcSiaes tle cs. seeao.e s!ihP'olr
thai UNI d,orJer Prr1ltiei to disool'r slowly u
rrar /, .vliTaWs Inflammation from The par.s Affected
IT'S use acous ani spproS- remedy Tor hosrrehesE
.ro ,a.. OF vsics- Price - c.1ts box
SOD al The principal drug stores, and by J. q /. Coo-
DlSGTON S,S iudsOn.sL COZ. sprirg-st dzl lnlSrod
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

By JAMES 81 MILLER.
EXECUTOES' SALE.-We ue.day, Jan. u, Ct IL
L o'clock Merchants Exchange, az prov:oasy
sold priv,- sse by order vi The executors o. John
Blackburn, deceased:
The spacious story ere proof and lot No S. FrsrS
fottsL f Nsndewa-r.sL being q iesi ncoes
front % inches the 60 fee, inches IN Nrde-
wstsst aud 90 feet deep The opposite side more or less
Ao the Two brick front house No Vsndew atsr 81
house being IS feet inches front feet icche deepS
feet inches front, and In length sce S feet
IL inches. OF the u feet. then forming l.
tow ard q feet inches agir Il
feet nc hes, then - feet inches 10 the front
Also. sasehold property No 50 Vandsmst IT having 20
wears uc.Npirei the st o May 1876 On lhe premises
is stuy dwelling house, not subject 10 ground ren;
lot s feet by IS deep, house Is feet nehss by
10 deep.
Also, 81 Nsssau.st Brooklyn
Tbe one story frame dwsag with brick basement house,
- feet by 81 feet inches with alley feet Also wood
house on Lot u feet 'front.' Is feet inches In the
rear, By 81 ie~t deep.
Also. Doughty and McKenney SITS Brooklyn.
The dwelling house corner OF Doughty ard Mckerney
The hous. IS feet 10 inches 'front.' so feet inch deep
lot - feet nches by 7s feet with COED wood house. In
the
Also the dwelling house doluirg the above Mc Ken
deep; lot "a feet 10 inches front, 70 feet deep; with awood
house in the
Tn, properly can be seen at any ilme-
For full particulars. enquire OF,
MATTHEW ARMSTRONG. 81 Fesey-st New York. or
THOMAS WOODWARD, lac Jay.sL Brooklyn,
ji9sus mo sSI Executors OF John Blackburn.
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