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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

r7r- A Cnrd.-The Empire Engine Company No. -,
deeDIv regret the unwarsriable OF Their by
the Soulhs ark in the controversy with Mr.. Waterman,
imposes upon i-Dl the necessity OF appearing before he
public.
The spirit which promrsd The challenge Of No 33s sui-
cieniv appareI. from beir nlimston that lie Empire u In
condition 10 l- nf hut little farther use bile they claim
that Southwark perfect order, md h-n niodstiy
rr. cred - proli-it ell rcpEirs or The EmI ire.
Wer. the challenge accepted the Empire Co wonld
cognle right he psrt Of The Southwark Co 10 inter
iere y. III any alterations they NIGH choose make sbse-
queni 10 tie proposed matt y
Ii would seen 100 rather singular I'm, in declining Mr.
Wste.n's propositions lhey prof consider the great
oeGe-.tum be- capacity in tie Engine svs Itself Of
The circumstances under hch Engines placed u, fires
since the n.roduc ZION Of the CrotOn;" while in proposing
match with the Empire they would dehar that Engine from
uaiDg the power oi the Hydrnn which valuable aux
ilary. .
These cordiors truly remarkable for consistency. would
OF themselves impossible for the Empire Co.
cept the ' friendly" offers of the Southwark Co.
Emprs Co leave the discuSson of the meriia oi the
different Engines in The hands of he Southwark Co and
Mr. Waterman indeed that eminent builder hall consider
it necessary add anything 10 bis previous coUmu icat n.
while his cBeuge play secondciass Engine agGinst
the Southwark remains IN effect rot accepted
|, has been the policy Of tie Empire Co 10 cultivate
friendly relations with their brethren o Inc Fre Depsri-
n-nt
They hve appeared before public hut in The dis
charge Of the duty for which they have associated he
selves They have unlimited confidence !n the power OF
-r Engine. aud spite Of is rapidly deeayins condition
they hope for many yet the largest stream
every ire INCH in The district TO winch they
attached. HENRY j. NAbbEII, FoteiiNl'
PAUL V. MoNDoH, Secretary.
January 23. isi6. j24 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
BY JAMES M. AILLER.

BY JAMES n MILLER
LXECUTOkS' 'SALE.-Wecnesday, Jan 2S, At IL
H o'clock A. th- Merchants Exchange, W previously
sod private sael by order Of the OF John
Biacs burr. deceased:
The spacious story FIRE proof and lot No 5S Frank
fortsL OF Vsndewstrr-sr heiog 81 feet incbea
front p feet inches IN the 60 inches In Varde
wner-s ard 50 feet deep the opposite SIDE
Al.o the story brick front house No vandewrers
house being IS fee, inches ffou by inches dccp
lot q feet inches front, and In length side 50 feet
IL inch-s part of the ~ f-et then forming L
sri the front p feet inches hen along the roar IL
feet inches. then - feet Z ipches 10 The front
Also, h- leasehold property No 50 Vandsst having 20
years un-xped the OF May 1876 On tho preussz
is two story dwelling house. not subject 10 ground rent
lot IS feet inches by IS feet Deep house IS eet rches by
~ deep
Also, 81 Ssssau.st Brooklyn.
The story frame dwelling with brick basement house.
% feet by 81 feet inches with alley feet Also, wood
house the Lot % feet 'front.' 3 feet inches In the
rear, by ai fe"t deep.
Also Dou shty and McKenney cts Brooklyn.
The dwelling houss corner OF Doughty and Mckenney
ats The IS 10 inches 'front.' 50 feet inch deep
lot Is inches by 79 feet with gosd wood house In
the
Also the dwelling house adjoining the above on MeKen
ney-sL beDg story with attic - feet In front by 50 feet
deep 10, "a inches 'front.' 7s feet deep with wood
honse In the
Th. properly can be seen at any time.
For full particulars, enquire Of,
MATHEW ARMSTRONG. 81 Vesey-st New York, or
THOMAS WOODWARD, l46 Jsy-st Brooklyn,
j.9 9Is lNo 5S+I EXecutorsof John Blackburn
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

STATE PRINTER.-A notice was stuck up IN the
Capitol Of our State on Wednesday for Caucus oi
the Loco Foco Members in the Assembly Chamber
on Thursday evening to nominate State Printer
We do no, know whether the Old Hunkers' have
agreed 10 this call; if not they may have attended
the Caucus and been governed by its decisions, and
then again they may not. We shall see
A third or fourth attempt was being made on
"Wednesday to settle the hash by giving the state
Printing to Mr.. Cassidy of the Atlas and Mr. s.
CrosueA of the Argus jointly, excluding the we'll
fed incumben, (Mr f. CroswelD altogether. If the
odd Hunkers' have resolved to have this 30, they
must succeed even though the Burners go for the
the whole or none
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

rS- Mr.. Bradbmry's Festivals.-The subscriber
would re.reruy lhst he preparing give
two Juvenile Musical Festivals the Broadway T.herns-
ce-tbe FIRST on the llih OF February the second
l9 h.
Neither pains expense will he spared 10 render lfese
the most interesting juvenile entertainments given ny
him Srhpsrs grc requested 10 he very ppucug their
respective classes. WM. b. BRADBURY.
o. ....ar
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sfFMnRANnA

The packet ships Queen OF The West for Liverpool
ouepce OF the hsrbor being much o5structed by ice
they will sail the first favorable opportunity
The Telegraph mot Masnetc) reports no inward bouud
yesEels In siuht AZ sun set.
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ANTHONY BLEECKER, AuctioIeer.
Valuable Property Fullon-sL and Ann

ANThON1 bLEEChr.h 4AuCuo'cr'
Valuable Property ON Fuonst and on Ann'sL-rssmPe"
ry Sale.
A NTaONY j. DLEECKER will sell al auction on
Awednesday the 2sth instant january at i2"cioes
the MerchAnt Exchange th- following valuable properly,
VIZ The three brick dwelling house and store NO. lS
Fnou and the lot . feet 'front.' Y feet 10 inches IN rear
by 80 inches deep side, and 80 feet inches on
the other side =,
ALSO, the four story brick dwelling house and store NO
Ann.L situated Of and ad dining the above and
the being front Annst p feet 10 inches in the
rear by 81 2nches deep side and 81 feet inches
ON the side These two ots contiguous aud VIII
" Term. y =. and condition. at the time ofsale j2o ais
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

rz7 Rev. Thomas l.. Harris viii preach IN ,he umi.
vsrl,s, chnrcb Ezsbeh St, near siAsr, tomorrow
morninr and evening the usual hours subject oi me
ornias discourse the lmPershsble sxe-enee OF eood,
Subject in The evening, 1he ehii-A ;5p rnu
the Christian's Triumph
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u. Cclcbra,ion Of the nir.h-Dny of Thonr

Pniue-Tne 20 h Anniversary the -rnjt ent poucal
" rI.r Thomas Paine no 40 instrumental in -sAbs
ing M nderendeuc-. the kgnt' AID Liberties Unit
led States will b- ce braied Coliseum $50 BrogG-
way on Thursday evening, January 29lh, by Ball aud
Supper.
cuare and on sunday the 25h The Free EnquTers Lii
bfsry Assoc alion Rooms, No Mercerst between
o'clo,k p NJ It
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THE NATIONAL PRESS.

rg- A Journal for Home Repository Of Letters
Record Of Art; Mirror of Passing Events-to be pub
lshed every Saturday, Two Dollars year-GEoRsE
MORRIS Editor and Proprietor Subscriptions received al
the office of publication. by ~
BURGESS. STRINGER Il CO.
222 Broadway. corner OF Anu-st
r Those who desire Oh4in this refined, elegant and
Interesting family paper. from the first number Will
please send their names and subscriptions as above.
1yyisF
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
Court Calendar.

COMMON PLEAs-Monday-Par Nos. 80, 2i5. g,
93 o. 97 lOl lob 81 lO7. lOg l. 63, e5 81 Part a
in Board Of Assistant Aldermens roo-Nos l2 H. l6,
90 80 So. 40 -, IL. 22
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

Mr.. WOODWARD Of Pa. understand, was
to day rejected, and Mr.. Key nominated TO fill the
place made vacant by the death OF Mr.. Hoban.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

n. D. NASH. Auctioneer-S,orc lS9 Fulton.
THRUSTEE'S SALE CT Fancy Hardware and Fur
nshing Articles by Ca,aogue-This Day Saturday, al
10 oclocs lSa Futon-s by order OF Trustees entire
stock comprising Britannia Ware, Hardware. Nails, plan
ished pan aud apaned Tin Ware, Wood Ware large lot
OF Crockery and Glass Ware, Solsr Lamps Gfaodoles
Platform Scales, Cooking Stoves, Nc
The stock is ,vorhy the attention Of the trade and house,
Keepers Catalogues the Auction Room. II
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SECOND EDITION.

,zvsTrRTrS OF TOBACCO. by the Rev. Benjamin L.
IVA ,,.. win IN Intrpfucory Letter by The Rev Or
Co, vol lar,n sanIliy printed. Price q eeat.
Tss +. much needed bo0s and which few rejecting
,, car r.. tJut many uaG:Gl emotions II not con
e-s of ,ns poso"ous vesei ienlselv-s t,ey NIl oe
really 10 weep over the vridespesding evl W ncn a
so.s in the world and they II Ia any w Ai'e
ny Iii. work t-y will for II health decehc,' eGou
oruv and p-rance be ready al once and "r ever
IL Th- Introduction 10 hi. volume hy Dr. Cox 10 ePe'1
with good wisdom and szrca.H lChii-ua1. si,h,
This abi- and w-lor-n essay SAM. NJ @ , Iy iy
end risurpz use of tobacco showing t' eecs no'
upon me phg-c4i pow bat The nenia ~;
hope may be cireaily resd By al 'sho a.
sborlirsble practice
Published and for sale ny r-->-,n ,s, p,o,dwav
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ID d NASH, Aucuoneer-Siore l39 Eullou,st
a SSIGNEES' SALE-Estale OF Galen T. Port

ID NASH, Aucuoneer-Storc lS9 tulou'st
SSIGSEES' SALE-Estale OF Galen 7. Port er,
N Bu,eher-The following Les.es ana property Will bs
exposed public auction for sale the highest bidder by
the the Merchants Exchange the 2Sth
Instant at IL M-beng the whois of the
aeu T. pore-, OF No. l4t West Broadway, this CITY,
butcher, excepting book debts household furhtmre and
ilors 10 Joseph jenkins. Of this city, viz;
The Lesse OF the House Store and Lot No Si2 Broad.
way four yesrs from 6rst May 1885, reuts Of $500
payable quarterly and house rents for SV0o year.
Purchasers will be bound TO procure consent OF original
lessor Mr. Robert Watts assign over which can probably
be obtained.
The Lease of the House, Lot and Store No. l44 West
Broadw until 6rs l8i7 rental OF 1850 annuH
s. The Store Fixiues and Stall. Tools Bencher Scses
w-ights, OF Bulchrr-al in the said premises, l1&
West Broadway.
4 Lease of Lots and a Lease OF three Lots with a
House on thc all situate in 50sl Stavenue for Zen
wears 6rst January lBi6the former granted by Dr.
g. Van Doreu and Sarah Dkrman and the latter by Dr.
Van Doreu al rena S0u each lease per year. payabe
quarterly and axe(purchasers 10 Obtain written corsea.
gn ovsr) This property ts not In possession, ouL
shortly will be-. ,,,
Infrmpt property value and particulars will oe
obtained application to Thomas NHner Attorney Ior
assignee 70 CITY Hall pltce, 1s5 oI-
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sTENoGRAPHlCAI T1j PHoNoGRAPHY.

CARD TO THE MEDICAL PsorGssioS.-Dr. Banning
will lecture before The Medical Profession exclusively this
o'clock IN Central sroome.t Church on the
Extension OF Mechanical SappOr; aid OF pee
tora and abdominal well rs OF pelvic organs The pro-
frssicn Of Ne>r-York Brooklyn and Jersey City
Ilv INV led II
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

On Wednesday evening, 2lss inst, Miss cAIHAH 'Nh
GRAFF in the 4Sth year ot her age -,
Tho relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Saturday afternoon ith
inst NJ 81 O'Clock from the residence OF her mother
No 50 Bayard-st. r, -,
OF ST. John and Mary Ann Owen, aged months sna -
days
Her remains will be taken to Bedford, Westchesser
Co for ini.rment
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r Rey. Kinr.tou Goddar,

rF- Rev. Kingston Goddard, hee.or OF 81. Sonh ;
Church. Ci;fon T. / will preach 10 The young N the
Church OF the Epiphany, $50 Stspton-s between Essex
and Norfolk On Sunday evening next January % ser
are free. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

~ Free Unitarian urci.-Re-. Nr. Welng-
ION viii rr-sch Tut.orrow Ait-rr uon nj O'clock
lunibia Hall. Grand-st East Of the sowery. between
Forsyth aud Eidrdr- s- ne ' preach each succeeding
nent arrangements eau be made for Free Church
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-ro,r.cof ofJerture. I'll. Youu

n Course of LertHrt@ TO the oung.-Ihe SIX.
s.n,b rrnr- Of ;his VII d-veT-t, hy In, Rev
DR. F,sbr in III. Norm Dutch Church coru-r OF Wih,rr
ana Fniton Sta mGrTos toapaih evening The
will commence nj oclotk
Subject" lieuIs D'n-r'v It.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

READ THrS-we respectfully request The public 10 call
and give Us hesrng hour this berpoon. al The Al
haulra al 5 O'Clock. We WARRANT Exhibition will be
very satisfactory several Cases Will be exercised both
in reading and writing mysterious hierogly phcs
Ynlrs rr.n-rllniY.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

rp,iIE KEST and Cheapest C-a'-SIer-We hav. re-
4 ceiyed few OF a new description o CoAsiter ms
ortIr;i. ,3e OF with ~ ir, sieve, inside OF which
The cnGer are placed, and Immediately sited by simple
,,ores tirrv eycIding AL dust II is light AMI port
~ snd can f easily from chsmber 10 fraw ns-rooui
;ft H.. fs,-t . floor fIfuiIIr. Those who wish
m s.t cod cheap apd economical Sitter requested 10
,,i nod sxs,nin, II For sale, WHOLESALE. sDi retail, hy
-: Holm J. BROWN co. i22 Fultou-it near Nassau
yVInE l~.,i:;IiTlON FOR tie Improvement Of
49,. Condition of The Poor hayiu expended about Eight
~ - noI.r. during The months of Dec- Iber aud JSuu-
,raz,Ty i. uesrv exhausted. M-anw bile thCussn Is
rh .ytd and the inhrm, besi les destitute vrd-
w ] ,rob.na md persons out of employment, arr from
bn, daily depending upon this charity for 'uo-
s,nc su, si,houtthe prompts aud liberal support OF those
l for /, To- meet ih- heavy csIasnds which are nces-
sanity made upon u ;,, .t r., ,;.. "a ,, ,,a, II "a
i,aLi, adapted 10 the wants Of he city, and s accom-
11;.niny errst and good work The question now 10,
h,hI win all lis present end prospective usefu ness II
Ill n.sinsd or fail, whether the suffering poor "n
i ,nrIen.pt sasIn crying ior t,d sbai be cen'e
Can t- hauIsf for moment doubt Tfat IhriF
r.- pons- should be ...- o.. 4 So. ..,-,,. q,
sr. s-rniy gyc-hl - cnD- -i-rcH and 10 cuy IN
- w ~. AID we 60 this - i'm The greai=r confidence.
80 - - IL, f1i assurance wbcn this system o! charity
JI ,5st ,vhnlev-r amount my be contr1rned Will De
ons.,,,. ipicinu.ly. and eccnoT icslly applied
N;n, - sau,i-t to any OF The ocers Of The AsSocis-
inn or either OF the undersleheu-
'N' - IaMFS BROWN. PRESIDENT.
GEO GEs2,,-4a ~ ROGERS 0iE Vice Presidents
gDOKNAN. IT
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

- The Treasurer of the Fire Department Fnnd
with much ple4sir nctno. edes the receipt Of Sky
Three Dollars twenty five cents, ty the bands oi L.
Davis Esq being The proceeds OF The heneh given by
the Company 81 Harmoneons, NJ Paos Opera House. on
the evening uf The Goth inst.
JOHN S GILES, Treasurer +. D. Fund.
The Treasurer behalf cf the Department. tenders his
sincere The above talented artists for
their generous and unsolicited appropriation Of the pro-
the evenings in MD of onr charitable
fund Such generous feelings unaffected h. comparative
strangers 6mons uies warne-i appreciation, aud
Efforts support Of our -io - cllizsns
Neu.yo,k .iaruary gSd 1876 jXilr'
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

SERMONS TO THE YOUNG The Rev. J. w. Brown, Edi-
tor OF the Protestant Chuchsn will preach the lth in the
Course of Sermons to Youog in the Church of the Holy
Evangelis,s vandewaer-st evening, 5th inst
Service 10 commence at O'Clock.
The 18th will be preached by the Rev Samuel L. Sonh'
ard Service also a, 10y A. NJ and P NJ. All the seals in
,hia ChrIch are foe
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

NEW AND STANDARD WORKS,
DUBLIShED By D. APPLETON & CO z'p eroao"sy
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NeWnian'. Development of Christian Doctne ~ GEMS; s
Gfilan- Sketches OF Literature and Literary H'en' 80
wilson on Diseases Of the Skin, l2no ST.:
Col;er o. The r lnish Mass and Ruorics - cehtoo.
Cooley's Cyclop-Ja OF 5000 Practical hec'Ip's 4"
Dant.'s Poems tran slated by Care, .6ulo, - o
ArqnlG- Mi.reilsneons Work.. 2vn 81 ., a
Eayto do uni orn do, cents
Frost. Book of I.usvions Mechanic; 81.
Michele,. History of France. vol l. = 80.
Ate. .r,pr.s on Modern HisIory, l2nfo 81 70
Araods Raeby school ss,mons i6no oc,s % cent. ., cam.
Ft.monls rpediou u Oregon and Caorn's; - Gems.
c-anSn,v, Histnry Of Oregon aud California, 81 81
e4ryrs Life OF schiller 50 cent? cloth @ 4 - cent ob
Th ~ Rt,n,had by Mauzoni. vo,s. 81; cloth. 81 So
1irrruis tsle edited by S-well 20 es; CLOTH 10 ca
R-ids N..r Eaglisl Die ioDary, 2mo, 81. ~ .1-
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MARINE JOURNAL,
~ SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED

rnngtou NC with naval stores 10 Woodruff & Mlpturn
sailed in com pauy with schr Matilda Staples for Provi
dence. RI The Peru went ashore on Sunday. the lstt
dsy u,ornpe sustained some slight darape in the hui
and los, shon, 100 tbis turpen'ine towcd NJ IRON
the Lower Rav to the City hy tie steam boat wsshr
ton Irving
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san ED

Rsrk Reform. Monte. Briga Clinton Savannah; Al.
debaron New. Orleans Schr Charlotte Laguayra
The above vessels were toTyed of the Ess, River
nv steamers Wind West
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j24 1t

rs'- To Wing Editors and Printers.-The Print
ing Office and good uill o Weekly Newspaper published
10 large ard thriving country village aer hour. travel
from the City of NewYork, is offered for sale. II Is a
Whg paper now doing m excellent bps1ess. Wish TO
engage another pu. The that the
prieior offers for Nore hu WHE who haa s. 600
cash. or can nasa no that amount good ndora-i
neea make application Apply To II. GRsELtY. Editor OF
The Tribune, or By letter addressed To at me ONO. oil
The Trihuuu, IL 3ieoID llNN&SN
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

t5- ISRAEL C. BResrElLD, Loco of the Shel:
byvile Free Press, was on the 18th elected Public
Printer OF Tennessee, having on the 18th ballot 50
votes TO 43 for Shepherd & Crozier, tWhigsJ l
scattering.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

Phaons lnvicora,or holds the sway
OF a.! discoveries of the day;
II will cleanse the hair. and purify.
It viii make thy locks time IN de'y'
Scuri ana dundtut VIII csn-e To ie-
From silvery tops I will make tire free.
Procure il. All We who with appear
With curiuC q ssv heads OF hair.
~ Prepared ard sold wholesale End reai' by r. Pha-
lon Wig Maker and lair Cutter 2l4 Broadway For
aso bv Ire principal Druggists and pefumery stores
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

IN CHANCERY, eth Circuit-Wilism B. Tob-y and
1 Asrc-iius Farmer vs. Dean y Knowton and others -
Bill !or Partition OF Lands-jeremnh Brown, oue of the
eferdans this Cause who resides In The State Of biehi
gan Ia r-quii ed appear therein before the thir-
te, ntb day OF April next the bill ~l he taken
fessed ass sinst nm. Dzled January 18Th. S4e
CHI B. SEDGWlCK, Of Syracuse,
F24 Iaw3ws ComplAnen,s' soc tor.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
ATMOsPHERIO RAILWAY.

SIXTY MILES AN HOUR. on the London and Gray
- don Amospheri: Line, beating the Locomotive Ex-
press Line from Dover, "a s 10 8.
The American Railroad Journa Extra Sheet, just WIN
she1 contsus full pton. with Engavinps, Of hrs.
different plans CT the A'nospheIlc Railway w OF Ie8g
Snmrdi now in u-e on tee Kingston snd Daikey l,o.
su ON Tue Loadou aud Craydo Line which ard the
Dover Road, running parae for severaes there was
Railway Race LDcomotlve and the Aimospnec
Trains miles. in which the Atmospheric passed
the Locomotive with great ense Also Mai-t X Hicstfs
plsn This sheet copiOus extracts from th
r1u,,c o evidence, given before CCmsittee oi tn br
i-h PsI ian.ut April 1885 by some "f the ab-st Engl
ns.r- %; lb, Kinsduu viz Messrs Bmuel, Stephenson.
Vignoles Cubit Locke and Others. Ttis sheet VIII be
found 10 contain of information on that subject wn
cannot essy obtained in this country except III the lls
four numbers OF the Railroad Journal
e- The American Railrosd Journals published once
week, % Saturday. Five Dollars year. by
IA 2is- D. r.. MINOR No. 23 Chamners--t N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

~ Hon. w. A. MosELEY, who has been de-
tanned from his duties in the House of Representatives
by sickness has glad to learn resumed his seat
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~ 0rcI,ard--t. Uuniv-r-ait.t Churcb.-Rev.

IN ths Church ,onorrow morune Subject Mans proper
D,rnity AS, in the evening. Subject The Divrs Ex
R.y j. v Parker veil pvesch in the afternoon
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

~ LAST DAY of the Rock HsrmonicoD," . Musical
Sucks ard Ancient Ducimer, Al The American hlrseum
Being a Grand Family Holiday, performances will bs CIV
9 md
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MARRIED:
On The o2d inst BY Rev 5. II. Cone, Mr.. NJ FRELlGH,
Jr 10 Miss AL VlRA A. ALLEN all of this City.
AT Watertown, l4,h ult. William Ferris to Melissa
Enrd I3tb inst Rev Joshua Freeman Mrs. Sally Al
A, Utica. goth. William NJ. Hunt, of CT. TO orphs A
Harmond.
NLockuort 18th Dan y Day to Bcisey kimbsil
A, Frui, Grove III. Sih. Peter +. Torodc to MARIA
Plummer of Erie Co. \. y.
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SLAVERY SQuIRMlSo.-In The Maryland Legisla
ture on Tuesday. Mr. Clagett submitted preambles
and Resolutions ,ha; in the opinion OF this House
the Saturday Vister paper published in Bat
more by J. II. Snodgrass is an iucendiary paper in
view of CHI $685. of 1895, and is calculated to create
discomfort and stir up insurreclion among the people
OF color of this State therefore
P,ored Tha, the Governor be requested to institute
such legal proceedings against the said Snodgrass as In
his Judgment shall best convict him OF viola
non Of the said OF 1895 and 10 a5se said newspaper
rs a public nuisance.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

IMPORTANT TO GROCERs, Hotel and Board
ing House ke-p-rs!-The best Porabe PIN 10 u,e
FIR ernd Premiuu Burr Stone and Steel Mills for
grinding Coffee Spices Feed Drugs Gc car now 3, fur
ri.hed nv III. .ub.crb-rs Jeersons Steam Mills sth
near s,h avenue Ms of different szes adapted to hand,
horse or steam po,-- be furnished Inquire
ar their Office No Il Merchants Exchange
fy23 2vFrSkTu' ROSS, GU Mn CO
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

t@ We would call the attention of tax payers to the
advertisement of the receiver of in another
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

.ss. s ss asss e.
coursging ,em. well improved Farm, containing $50
acres great place for rasipg cattle Of all sinds Within IS
miles OF the city OF New-York. Apply TO MATHEW
AHEARNE, Attorney at Law, 81 Bsesnsnst liz
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

DY ORDER OF Daniel Pratt. Supreme Ceait Coininls
ID sior-r Notice is hereby given pursuant 10 me pow
ions OF the statute authorizing attachments ssaont
ing concealed and debtor. mat an auacheu
has sued against Of Julius j. Sooc nv-,e
dnt dor and resident OF Columbus In he Slrte OF ono
ard thai the same sold of INC payment Of h= oshts
nnes. h. appear discharge such attachment sccord
to law iin nine months from the arst publication o 'i-
no pd that the pay OF any debls dun TO b IN by
int. Of th. Stale, and tie delivery ~ him or Tor MS use
OF any property Win this State belonging To A sh1 he
ana are void Dated tie 20lh Gay OF January. 1915.
-, isuam FORBES L SHELDON
Auorpies for Attaching Credors, Syracuse, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

.DVANCED CLA-sIN SiSGfSs:.-The second
a Term Ia Mr. Bfa!bury's Private Ca.s commence. on
Aton6sv evening the 2oth his i69 Broadway
There, IRE FIVE or six vacant seats in This class
%, o. WIN. B. BRADBURY.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

t9F The venerable ALBERT GALLATIS oil THIS
City appears in the National Inteligencer OF Thurs
day in the first of series Of articles on The Oregon
Question: He counses moderation, regards the
matter as one to be settled by Compromise but de-
cidedy insists that the United States cannot afford
TO make the Columbia River the boundary, as Ii
proposed by Great Britain. He thinks our Govern
ment laws too much stress on our title derived from
Gnnin
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

BRoTEER IONA rHAN,S BED SSsaR,p
F rs 70, sss sls so oG s- 's hey
learned any gorees This published AID for ss
by ,,,,,,s EnjISing, No $50 NssSsu q.