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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

ORDER OF George NJ. Smith, Supreme Court Com
I'D missioner Notice Ia hereby given thst sitachment has
issued against the OF Edward Harris late OF
Woousocket County Of Providence and State OF Rhode Is
land nonresident debtor dG, proof made TO the said
Supreme Court Commissioner pursuant 10 the directions of
the statute concerning attachments against sosconding,
concealed resident debtors aud that the will be
sold payment of @ debts unless he the said Edward
Harris appear and discharge such attachment according 10
Law within months from the rs publication OF this
ce iha. payment any debts acd the delivery Of
any property belonging the said debtor 10 min or for his
and the transfer OF any property by MIN for any pnr
pose whatever, forbidden by law and void Ds!ed
Norwich February sd, 1916. JOHN Z. BABCoCK,
27f la~9n Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
fine iDatrbss aua Jemelrp.


WATCHES, JENELRN, &c.-A splendid AZ
w sortnent Gold Silver Duplex, Patent Lever
Anchor EscapemeDt Lepue and Vertical Watches selected
from the manufactured in Europe, which VIII be war
ranted perfect time-keepeTs-
Also some patterns OF Gold Chains Seals Keys &c
Do do do Gold Pencil Cases aud Gold Pens
Do do do Th.mbes, Rings. Pms, &C.
Do. do. do Bracelets with Stones
Do do do. Silver Forks, Spoons, &c
All the above articles will be sold at the lowest prices and
warranted 10 be eqnal TO the bes! made IN the CITY
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers OF Zine Watches, &c.
No. Nassau-st opposite the Custom h"nie
p : Clocks md Watches cleaned AID repaired In The
very best manner and warranted 10 give sssacuon2'lw
MATCHES, JEWELRY, Silver Ware, &c.-rut-
w chasers invited examine the following articles
which are offered sale very low prices duplex lie
YER Lepne other Watches, 10y approved makers OF
recent i'm portatous in fine gold snt silver OF the
lassl styles warranted correct time keepera Gold Chani
seals Keys Rings Pins. Bracelets aud every description
OF new and fashionable Jewery Silver Spoonh. Ladies
Knives Forks Plated and Britannia Wars, Gold and Silver
Pencil Cases Gold Pens Msnel Clocks, and choice Sc
lection OF Fancy Gooda Watches, Jewery, &c cleaned
aud repaired. LOCKWOOD SChl6SEk,
265 Psarl-sL corner OF Fulion-st
10. y rrp"sir" I1niiat Ste'si Hntrl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
Real estate.

% GREAT BARGAIN.-For gale, valuable FsrIn
100 acres 80 OF woodland. The remainder IN nign
state OF cultvatoul stusIed in OF the pleasant
es; villages the East end of Long Island directly
on The Great Pcouc Bay and tie Railroad It's waer prtv
leses for cunning and fishing, &c unsuspassed-
Communication with city each way daily. Tbs building.
are elegant and and haTe IL great variety oil irs
rec. on lie premises For farther particulars inquire OF
mia ATTERBURY LINCOLN,l2 WslLst
60 100000 ACRES of Land for Sale-To Emf
grants and Lumbermen, this Land offers CREST induce
0@ments II s l.caied between TWO good nsTi Z able
streams in Central ylvana-whits pine. hemlocs,
cherry spd ash timber IN great abundance Alao, CURED
maple sugar maple, yellow pine and OAK The timber Will
nsr for t and Ten tines About 0Co having been
burnt, could sooa be pu, cultivation The whole Is good
farm land There are number OF I'd mill streams on II 1t
he sold y.her OF be divided into 10000
Incu;re of a DILLER, Egh;h-s above Greene or OF A.
COCHRAN Wsnutst above Sixth-st, Philsdepnia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

CLEARED.
Ship Hendrix Hudson, Moore, London Griswold
Emily, Davis, Phlad do
Bark Ann Welsh Magma. Mobile, D Hurlbut & Co.
Briggs Harriet York. Tobasco, Patrullo; American,
Weeks Pensacola D Hurlbut & Co; American. Pom
roy, Norfolk Nesmith & Walsh; Thoosa. Goodwin
philad; Demarara Blanchard. Neuvitas, Holt e. Owen
James Roach. Brown. Port au Plat, Bunker Place.
Schrs Ferdinand, Laighton, Baracoa, Arrowsmith &
Wheeler Delaware. Cressc. South Amooy; Chesa'
peake Stuart Bait eager & Mailer Lynchburg Gould
Richmond, Allen & Paxson Maria, Smith, Washington,
NC Cammerden & Son Colcut, Nckerson, Boston,
Foster & Nckerson; Renown, level, Boston; Lucy
White Jameson. Boston Fancy, Chase. Boston; Mat
thew Bird, Schoonmaker, Plymouth.
Soop Warren Thompson New Haven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
PASSENGERS SAILED,

IN the brig Emily, from Charisston-Robi Lay,
Johnson s s Smylie. John Brock Isaac Harris. D
Palmer, G Schubert Hayes, and MIR Cruk and 20 III
the steerage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

ARRIVED.
Brig Emily Sherwood, de FIN Charleston cotton rice
and rndse to Durham & Dlmon.
Brig George Henry Blakley. % de- fm Fortune Island
1900 bushels salt to Medad Pla Sailed in with schr
Native American, OF CT Goodng for Havana; schr Mary
Patton sailed days previous for Elizabeth City NC The
II mas experienced hoavy gales the passage and has
been Is days South OF Hatteras
Schr ST Mary, Lankin from Virginia. pine. Yester-
Gay passed large ship ashore sauan Beach head off
shore with NIL her mas,s gone supposed to be the Hen
~ Clay before reported.
Schr Princess Eidridee, 10 DIS from Georgetown. sc,
lumber. bound to Sag Harbor, put in for n hsrbor.
Schr Thets, Thomas, fm ocrscoke NC, fresh Shsd TO
Rogers.
Br schr Good Intent Coew 5 DIS I'm Darlington, Ms,
In ballast, 10 master.
Schr Lawrence, Meeker, fm Boston, ndse, to Ste-
VEINS.
Rr schr Dolphin. Holder DIS from ST Johns, NIB, um-
ber. 10 Burnhsin & De Wolfe.
Propeller Shetucket FIN Norwich. domestic produce.
Schr Bride Presse, from Thomaston lime, TO master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

Captain Sherwood, Of the brig Emily I'm Charleston
arrived this morning reports 80 10 sell of squsreg
ged vessels Off tho Hook bound in.
large feet of outward bound vesselS still detain
ed in consequence Of Eassery winds and thick weather
Wind Sc with fog
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
uiu0nu 5baoes.
isIIND0W SHADE DEPOT, No. I

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No Sprue SIS
w ,ahished 1870 The subscribers having hied up
mos, splendid Show Room for the Accommodation OF ner
customers and having made gen-nts with one OF
celebrated houses in Paris they VIII be receiving
of- choicest designs, ana y III there
fire enabled supply their with Shades OF
every pattern, kind OF size
Amjngs, which may ne found some rich Views on the
Rhine in copies of some OF me most
celebrated Ancient and Modern Cable trails in Europe be-
sides variety Of beautiful Scripture Pieces Aooeys ana
Gothcs of every kind. Landscapes in quantity, from
the light any airy Moravian floating uNurousy aong inc
quiet ripples romantic lake the sombre yet fantastic
Lombaroean reposng among the ruins of gray stone and
fallen tower.
All our Shades are painted with the hes; OF oil color. and
we warrant them wash aud curl crack. Every
Shade bou ght OF and not answering the recommends
ion, will be chesrfuly exchanged.
We have isken pains IN selecting New Designs tor
the express purpose retail customers
least 20 per cent Oar facilities for executing or
he surpassed Persons by choosing their own
views can have them copied correctly.
Signs, Banners and Interior Decorations done man
ner be surpassed Trimmings OF all kinds Shades
exhibited with the greatest pleasure.
Show Room SO feet doep by - WIDE ample spacs 10 &C
commodals least Co customers at time. Store open
al sunrise and closed NJ sunset.
BARTOL n DE MAUNY, Manufacturers aud I'M
ms I'm porters, Spruce-st. four doora from Nassau
ERENCH WINDOW SlApES.!-J. C. Wood
ford 1891 Broadway has made arrangements TO receive
during the coming every style OF Window tsnns
painted Window Wire, painted Window Shades, PLAIN do
correct copies OF Claude Lore Canova Drano aud other
eminent painted in enduring coors IN every variety
of landscaps and scenery New style Gothic, Corntlan
Dorc Ionic Roman aud Grecan architectural designs.
Plain and Viguette French Scrolls, Scrp,ura ve~s &c
liberal d.count Lage Buildings, next door TO the cor
nrr nf Resap.s, mis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

GaBOLL & HAUSER, Florists. Bloomingdsle
Road corner OF 5h-st offer for sale very srge col.
~-ectiou OF greenhouse Plants in bloom also tpencid
collection OF Roses OF upward OF three hundred knds COM
and America Also very choice Pear Trees, new
kind Ounce few OF the monsuous Greengege OF ba-
rsvs ana The finest and beat Plum known boques made
10 order the shortest notice and al reduced price
mo 2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27


DEV. THOMAS TOWEL, A. M. Prncpa.-The sum
II mer session Of this Institution will Inc
frat of MAY next The attention OF guardians ia particu
larry request this Institution superior 10 most that
desire their patronage The course OF instruction Ia tho
rough in s character and superintendent and directed by
The most competent Professors But whilst the intellect Is
and enriched 1t 10 the earnest endeavor OF Inc
The true and ennobling principles Of Christianity. That
thus whilst they preparing for spheres OF usefulness on
earth they may also fitted for the higher duties Of eter
nifty Knowing peculiar trials endured by boys al most
boarding schools Mr. s intention is 10 make them feel as
school The proximity OF the Institute 10 Newly and
s accessbeness all times from that city, united TO the
beauty aud heahfnness Of Its situation, all combine 10 re-
commend il 10 the attention of parents and guardians Re-
fereuces may be made the following cergymen and gen
tlemen:-Rev. @. Wiuslow, S. l.; Rev. X Goddard, s. l.;
Rev w Morris, N. Y; w. H. Aspinwal Esq, N. Y;
Levi Cook. ESQ N. Y; w. B. Townsend Esq N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

by ORDER OF Hon. Ella Collins, Supreme Court Com
~ missioner notice is hereby given that an attachment has
issued against Aanson r. Barnes or late oil
Msrnsburgh in the County Of Lewis, sbscondlng or
concealed debtor due proof made 10 the said Supreme
Court Commissioner pursu ant the directions of the Sta
concerning attachments agsinsi abscondirg conceal
ed or nonresident debtors and that the same VIII be sold
for the payment his debts uness hs the said Asnson H.
Barnes appear and discharge such attachment according 10
law within months alter the first publication OF this
notice. and that The payment OF debts and the delivery
OF any property belonging the said debtor 10 him or for
his use and transfer any property by him for any
pose whatever forbidden By law and void Dated
December 9th, 1915. V. K MARTIN,
dls iawI3w Attorney for Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
Giationerp. &e.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS and dealers in Account
~ Books Paper and Sationery invited examine
OF English and French Stationery received per
arrivals, which comprises superior NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Books Manifold Letter WRITER'S Croon Ink and other ar
ces of manufacture constantly hand Southern
and Western merchants will 6nd their advantage
anime stock. all articles viii be sold In guam tes 10
suit purchasers and n, the very lowest prices.
ERANClS L LOUTREl, Importers and
Manufacturers OF Account Books and Stationery
ms I'm II Msiden-ane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
5noin Rubber GOODS.

=
DATENT RUBBER DOOR SPRINGS-MyPs-
Rubber Door Springs have received the very high
es, commentator from every person that has seen them
and are pronounced superior 10 any other IL use,
whether OF rubber metal For sale al wholesale and re-
tail, al IS Msiden-lane. Retail price l?t Cents
HORACE b. DAY,
ms Successor 10 Roxbury /. R. Company.
IICTCHINSON & KUNYON have on hand large
II ana splendid OF every description OF India
Rubber Goods in use consisting in part OF about
$3.50 dozen Goody esrs Patent Cor'gatsd Suspendefs
20r0 airs mems yvomen's and childrens Rubbers
900 do do Leather Soled Overshoes
$40 do do Metallic do
500 do Ladies Sandals, Metallic
500 do DO Slippers, do
.G0 DO do Bussins, do
All Of which will he sold. wholesale retail on The most
reasonable Terms, the Warehouse Of the Newark, N
India Rubber Factory, 50 Maden-lsne MIL otlsosa
nays PATENT BRACES for export-ll SOC
~ DOZEN embracing all his various styles and qualities Tor
very low, suitable and export, In
store ready for spring trace For sale oy
HORACE II DAY, , Msidensne,
ms stl-r lat OF Nav. - Cortlsnds =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

CO BLOUUGUOD NURSERY, Flushing, L. l.
King Ripley, Propretors, oSer for sale, from nls
~ old aud well Known establishment every variety OF
fruit forest and ornamental evergreens shrubs aud
Towering plants. which will be pat up with the greatest
care Orders left with Geo. B. Ripley Co. No 2i4 Pearl
street he-e catalogues may be oblaned gra,s will re.
-. ,,o,n m ImDSW-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
Keual Notires

SHERIFF sAIE.-sy virtue OF severn! wriIa of ieri
- acias directed and delivered, will expose TO
sale Vesdbue of tho Civ Hall, IN the City of New
York on Friday the 2h Of March, 1876, at II o'clock
all the right title and interest of Ephas Spencer which ne
had the 20th day of June s4 any lime Afterwards
ia whose hands the may be- OF IN and 10 all that
certain piece parcel OF ground with tie buildings there
on situated lying and being IN the former Eleventh tnow
Seventeenh Ward of the City OF New York on the easter
" side the Frstsveuue bounded westerly front OF the
Firstavenue wentysix feet three inche. more or LEES
soutberly by line drawn in eastery direction al 'iSht
angles 10 eas,ery side of the Frssvenna rom point
on said easerly side OF Firsavenue lust ATTY iect no
yyardIy from norheaserly of Secondstfeet and
the Firsavenue and being said sou!hey side seventy
feet nine inches lessbesides the part herein
after conveyed eastward by what lately Orchard aue
twen,y-tree eight inches less; norlwardy by
the southey of lot number fortysx on certain map or
pot number four % Philip Mnihorns farm, belonging to
Samuel aud Sarah Hale Surveyed and laid into lois
Navy York September 2ith sls by Stephen Ludlum, City
Surveyor and being said northery side sXysiS feet SIX
inches more or less. WM. JONES, Sherh.
JoSA W. ALLEN, Deputy Sheriff
Sew.Yo Febnsry Is is4i Isl law6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
THE CUMBERLAND CIVILIAN.

THIS old established Paper to be published from this
date reetiy and its location offers TO The me
camille community great advantages advertising me-
dunn Ii has quite extensive circulation in the Western
counties of Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania, which
will be much increased b. The change from weekly 10
sem.weeky sheet Cumberland is the terminus OF The Bal
tmore and Ohio Rail Rosd in the heart of the mineral
gion of Maryland and makes the connecting INK IN Inc
chain Of Eastern and Western travel IL,
Advertisements Of one lines or 1
esch additona Insertion Yearly advertisements not eI.
ceeding half column will be charged S25 per sunum and
q full column $40, for the same period
PRICE MUDD,
n2S 2w Editors and Proprietors. Cumberland, Md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

NOTICE Is hereby given. that Charles II. Morris, OF
the Township OF franklin, County Of Somerset, and
State OF NewJersey, hath This day made assignment 10
the subscriber OF his estate for the equal benefit OF bis cred
TORS and thar The ssd creditors must exhibit their
ciatMs, under oath affirmation within he Term OF SIX
Dated March third one thousa1d eight hundred
and fnrtv-six- n6 law6w1 PETER SERVISS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

81 FARM FOR SALE.-Ai private sale 3 Farm Of
about ~ scrrs. nigh OF cultivation. with com
modous dweling -house IN good order. The siiustoa
well calculated business being the head of cce va
ters OF the Psssaic River about mile from the village Of Ac
quacksnouk where the snd from Paterson
to NewYork times each day For particulars apply 70
the subscriber the premises A. C. ZABRishlE,
6ls Broadway, n. Z. Title indisputabe-
ABM C ZABRlShIE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

TT NEW LINE OF Packet, Tor LlyerpooL-racXe
$50 The Sinh Msrch-The splendid, fsst sailing and
favofils packet ship ROsCIUS. 100 tons bur,hen,
Capt a. Edrd2e. tbeing unsvoidaby detsined) w post
lively sail on Monday, March 30lh The accommodations
Of this magnificent packet u1eq1hed for splsndof sna
comfort both IN cab second cabin and storage Persons
wishing berhs should not fail to make early sp-
plicaiion gu board a the foot OF Wall 81 or 10
w. / J. T. TAPSCOTT, IS Bouh-st
MOI NJ sid.n.tan~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

SOL4RED PAPER---eeco reams yellow pink blue
Ohght and dark green huS. cinnamon st,Hw color
orange. salmon, &c Sizes: isxex 2nx21 enxas 1TIiss
2 2t1S6 efx58, sxS2 and 44x5s. gnsed asd nm ynyeJ
For sale In lots suit purchasers loves. market
prices, by CYRUS W. FIELD
ma lw sBurlng-shp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
AYAIUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Lsi-ly The

x Z
residence of Nicholas Smith, deceased, pleasantly all
usted the side OF the Rsrita1 river, about Il
miles south Of New containing al scIes more
less consisting of about 80 of meadows lar pro
portion of heavy woodland the remainder arabic land,
large portion of which Oh of cultivation and
well wsisred. There is he farm good dwelling house
OF convenient size snd other ouiSuildo apple
srd peach orchards in full bearing and variety of other
fruit trees The beauty and bealthrlness OF lis s1aon
richness OF soil and sdapness 10 the raising truck snd
wick and New-York markets. renders this farm well worth
the attention OF the gentleman and practical farmer
For farther particulars inquire Q. Nicholas Boefum or j.
g. Var Dyke, Esqrs The Msnsion-House New Bruins
wick; D. " Smith, l0l Mddsghst Brooklyn, L i or OF
JOSIAH Smith. Suffolk county. L. l. uih9 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

JOHN M TRIMBLE, TEEATRE-ALLEY,
JOB CARPENTER AND BUILDER
MERCHANTS and others who wish their stores altered
lFl for The Is, OF May, have IL done ;asieuliy and
cheap by applying as above
All kinds Csrpentsrwork executed a The shortest
possible norce- ml9tmyl
DAGS.-rhe highest market prcs paid cash for all
1lknds Of domestic bsgging. grass rope,
by I2sf lml CYRUS w FIELD, No. Burlln !. slip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
6ar0mare, Ne.
HOT AIR FURNACE

HOT AK EU KIN CE.
WALKERS Paieat Improved Hot Air Furnaces, fo'
w bea.ing Dwellings Stores Churches &c--Tbese Fur
n,ces will heat economically and efficiently; the sr 10 me
apartments viii be pure snd healthy free from dryness dus
or gsa -, H., -, NJ
Walker the Palentee and have hitherto given entire saus
faction and are 10 all cases warranted to perform well
Reference: N W. Taylor, ESQ. Governor New ork dos
ptal; Mr.. Charles Starr Superintendent dol Edward Be
nent ESQ. II Wsli-sl C. d. Rhodes ESQ ln Pesr-see
Mr. Thomas McElrsih. 14 Nassau.st; Mr.. Geo. W. Tuck
err 2OS Bowery; HslfOrphsn Asylum 6th-avenue ; MT
WmP Chapman, Brooklyn; Mr.. w. c. Greene, 2a 9th-sI
MI j. H. Ransom 209 2d-st; Chemical Bank, Broadway;
Mr. J. H. Ash, 292 Broadway; DR.. Alfred Wssssf p Vs.
verly-place, Mr.. Geo. NJ Snow. 3pth-st
i23,{ GEO WALKER 2a2 B-os3wav
T7HE ULSTER IRON WORKS, ssueeruss u
Il ster County, y. Y and Pompiou Iron Works, New
Jersey are full operation Orders for Hoop, Band
Scroll and Bar Iron will ne promptly executed on appca
ton to JOSEPH TUCKEKMAN, SO Westst milo
IRON WARE HOUSE, III Greenwichst-k emey,
Breese & Sampson successors 10 BoormHn, Johnson,
Ayres Co.. Importers aud dealers N Swedah, Russia and
English IRON cut nails ship and rail road spikes rve
boiler ron nail rods band hoop and scroll Iron, ana steel OF
all kinda. ~ our
CON BOXES TX Tin Pls,e-lCo boxes lIl2xl2 Tin
mt cAsS. WARD L coNovER So Rro.d-sl
DANCA TIN.-2cO slabs landing from ship Hendrix
mil CASS. WARD CONOvER. CO Broad-st
GCOTCH PIG IiON.-IoO tons. No ], for aslc by :
- nl7 CASS. WARD CONOVER. 90 Broad-st
DANCA TIN-lOO pigs best Government For sale by
ID m24 ST. J. B. CODDINGTON, 81 Broad'st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

o. a FARM FUR sALE.--Sitasieon is- hoAd from
New Rochelle White Plains about tron
~ each containing $50 ACRES OF LAND, all OF WHICH
Plough Lsnd excepting Ten Acres which Is Wood Lsuc
Yha place divided y lane sad laid ouno convenient
lots for cultivation Al the fences are OF stone n GOOD
order and The ground il stale ofcuYatoL TIE build
nzs al OF goo3 character ana n order For TERMS Apply
10 s. 3. KENYON, Ike premises, or Of
3eH J. ADRIAECE So John at Esv-Yort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

@FARM FOR SALE-Sixty of good Land,
~ situated mile South OF the village OF Hemps cad, Long
Island and ths same distance from the Railroad De-
pot II will be sold for cash For particulars apply 10
ms DIETZ, BROTHER K co, Is John-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

50 FARM FOR SALE-In RRriapo. Rocklsnd Co
n Y Of II acres, in good cultivation and fence with
new dwelling house barn and other ouI-bu1ldngs II
contains about 200 fine young ui,ees all grated with
choice selection OF fruits This Farm is miles from Mon
sey, regular depot The line of ihs n. E RI Fsre
10 from the city lnqaire OF E STRAUr on The
premises. or OF HARVEY SPRISGSTEES.
russ IwA los Bsnk-sl n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

IN PURSUANCE Of order of the Surrogate OF the
County of Nev-York, Nouce Is hereby given 70
all persons having claims gains, Stephen c. Roe late OF
the City of NewYork, Physician deceased 10 present the
with thereof The subscriber al ms office
with Henry Sherman Esq No. . Nsssan-z IL the City OF
New YORK before the tenh day ot Ap next Dated
New YORK, the ninth day OF October, 1915.
oIu law Sn JOHN CHRISTIE. Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

4 WINES! AVVNINGs!!-Freuchve Venetian and
"A Plain Awnings made by The subscriber. al the short
esi notice and approved principles Specimens
of nv ability NAV be examined al the Ast3r House, La
FARCE Buildings and through the principal business
In tie city. VIM WORKMAN, Isi Greenwichs,
milo I'm between Dey and Fulton sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
THE TRIBUNE.
whIg Reform Convention.
CAYUGA CO.


The Convention was called to order at the appoint
ed hour, and was organized by appointing K. w.
BArEMAN, Esq. of Venice, Chairman and Meosrs;
]. B. THOMSON, of Auburn, and Fl. D. ELDaIDoE' Oh
Mentz, Secretaries. pro tenn.
A Committee was appointed to nominate oncers
for the Conv ention and after attending TO other pre-
fninary business, the Convention adJourned I'LL
o'clock, P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The meeting being called to order, the committee
reported the following gentlemen for officers OF the
Convention.
Pr.sideat-LABAN HosKINs, sprngport -, A..
viee Presden,s-PErER CLAxx, Mentz' anu ASA
CRocKEn, Genoa su n P,n
Upon taking the chair, the President explained
the object Of The Convention in brief and appfo-
The following gentlemen presented their creden-
tials as delegates to the Convention
fWe are obliged to omitthe list. Nineteen towns
were represented by seventy nine Delegates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

\ N O0O REAMs OF Printing Paper, for sale by
CYRUS W. FIELD No Buriing alp.