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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30
NIpn col I-MRIfS Iip,

Is,1 ErFEAI.0 & GREEN RAY, 1886.
ir-ssD THE STEiMBoAT colt MBUS Csgf
.slL.---tsE Powers Viii nun during the ensuing ses
Loco. sou, D,.''seu D'''',y a''p SstS aAY
Moady yi ogyAagjG Moa4ayMyii MS oaSyaa5
81 Sio n T ~, WonJys sSii
MS@4s; e MS oadayy Sad e
S =, yIiy - io''1"J 'e'i' ~ ~ io"4
AT r ,sH '. ,so.I,. as.
me oo.iGLS nns uIaea soie Hgs psism,y
confidently rely upon her making her IP' pgne'uailJ
ana gan ieS' ao Ga ma 10 ppn ai .assp o.,
.engers
g. Paulien 49, Fuiton'rl :. VOL ~ 1SS.n WI
Me Co. 81 oaays -libo,n Wtkie. Parsons Co by
fun. Tyler. Brown Go. f;yetn Ray a6D.so-ln -
a-opENISf Op pRySSyIyANIA
Gs.. Canal N, Ma W grsGsiN5 Trnspqr.
4<1sz--s-AE-zs-s-s ~ - i'' pi,r u, pinyban
IT. p,h ion IN Tet W S,r-ro, Conircsi
NO. pi'if i, aoo y Sn, " ID ~ 'nnis.
~ rb t ~ ~ ia linz have put the,
stock IN the most complete order and are o m
Paied " Iyt"aa Ptoduca ana ~ W. ,rn. .ba
EsseIn oiIies on lae opss y, va, and zssoa,
our Luz eH "a .o y, Wi secure %
~ 5 1880 " n ,b hltlerto eIeb4.
- - -, =. p1,t a. .i'G 7 n ~ '-
o. aas.r, Iii e,tfs H., ,o carry fresh, via hs
u,,,,a, di7,rh and our rice- shall ssays DO ss ox -
d., lowest cI.tr2ed by Other responsIbe lines o.,
Pfndcy ami merchandise viii b. received agd foiwsids'
East and West without any charge for .orwartlnSEr
vnncin@ fr.ghts sror.y. or Commission. MARK PACk,
,GES piNSTIl Ns, fINE pms ~ aiding Forwarded lSi
-, 5j,,,;, .,,,,daJ -, .dJre.s or spptJp
M T TtJsI,ty @ ~ S 1tteI -
W. WM ~ .Q 3, AkgH!, GSr " e,s1sG y l.
nit'oai pNNh 4 : MA -, q ~, =, pb,ladeiuhA
., q lsi , : ~ y, R.iiarsot.
1AaiES WikSoN,age ~ isorta no" sia''-
Cana Basin, Liberty-'L fi'"' ~ss5
haNNorN u Cp Hn-n.. 'H.-Nr,I..e -
- -TID0TCu .T~A
LEA q f - ~ ~ "a NV -
Eas-%c---resz-geVSSR rd yVHFEI s-S1sI11-
ryc; and prrTsEt-RG ~, PTIIIADELPHIA, BALIl
,fcp t,tt1 R5.n EnmhrtIand MISC
Mis- r .fIROAD
10 Western IIayeS;s .b,rg Snc,s.sa "a
p "a. : X il"1 w. 70 ~ '''''Ae' o.
Passengers go!a{ directly ihroqSn;, ,.< .,a
Leave HewYofA iool Of Liberty-sL i,oTth R!yef an
P ~ In me Grs1 la, Mai! Tram, :,
ArriVein fhe1elphls az y +. M; ,,,r-,
Leave Phi.ade pniA al ~ I. ". cai4y-hsh Ifan@
AlSe N 9aoIy AZ a M T., s p.,,,,or .od Os
Leave sa!4inofe a. u ~ d. ~ me bslIiLnoie '1
Railroad, 10 mice
And efIige IL Cumberland a > p H. %, .,s
Leave Cumberland a. r ~ by LIE National hcsJp pms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30
EELLETILLE WHITE LEAD.

EELLETILLE WHITE LEAD.
M subscribers receiving from the fscaTg o 5silr
THe y j. teir regular suppiies Of this superior Lead
dry and "a Oil put up in easks and Kegs which they
rant eia N quality any Imported brand. For eae IN
lots Of che Ton and upwards by
FRTATT, CAMPBELL L co. i45 Fron..st
Aso-Red Lead LithsSge, and Orange Mineral sll 3r'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

u HAving iAsce heterogeneous WIN ctIsbraIet msn
f4c.Ir-E. VIII BE abe supply ne dena Id for
these superior Pens reduced prices Every pen
aire3 and thoroughly tested before they oG-Ee1 for
Those wishing superior article WI! please give Cal.
y 3 The price of ihe plain God Pen : put
and with silver Pencil Case - Persons 80 distance
can be Supplied win TIE plain pens letter sheet the
regular postage ! liberal Discount; 70 he trade
JOHN ). BROWN 4 co.
"a u Fulna.st- Nassau. NeW. icfe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30
MEEN FUN MEEN FUN MEEN FUN

THE Celebrated Chinese SKIN Powder. for restoring,
teAuuying and preserving the complexion, and rem
dcFias the sSln de!icslely white, smooth snd sof
Meen Fun Is simply preparation .. Oriental herbs,
and may III used with perfect safety for he OF al
;aneous disorders. Among The prominent Tan.
srkes, nsensible Precipitation SlcteAes Pinpes, Spots
Irritation, Coarseness. and & variety of others
To be had Wholesale OF the so-iinporers HOBBS co.
sst NevY ok, ard retail OF ali respectable chemists
and perfumes IL NewYcrk ard lhrcu ghUuI the Uuiied
States in boxes. Price is. and rs each. IS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

- FARM! FOX SAI.E-On tie banks OF the Hudson
50 River mile West OF Nevburg. Ocaucc County;
about one hundred OF land all in good order,
with good Buildings. The Farm VIII be divided, II
required This Fam be sold Terms easy and price
low. Possession given immediately # required For par
iclars inGmLrc 10 RrnaAlHaE me .hoe store . l-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

abFOR LfyERPOOL-SL George Lge.-r '.s,
@-T- - y OctOber.-The splendid and popular 80
.e ship ST. PATRICK, Capt PTeul, VIII "a! - :.
iualy on Thur-dey Octobc..L This magnificent sap
accommodations FOR second cabin AID s;eefar pessclss
GneqCslled by any other ship now ID yoe sha He -.
accommodation. arc OF the moter style. res
de.irous Of securing berhs bogd maze early spPleaS
on board al Pier No T. North Rlyel TOT 81
~ < J. T. TAPSCOrT, % South-ss
-. 81 door we.s OF Bufiug-slP-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30
Drn GOODS.
NEW STORE.
NEW STORE,
No. Gt5! BROADWAY.
sd door above Bl-ecser-st-l New fors
RICHARD BROWN


NO G+5! BROADWAY.
sd door above Bl-ecser-st-i New YUrs.
RICHARD BROWN
Dies leave 10 form rencs and the public that be
DhA opened the above premises with choice sssor'-
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS,
selected with great from The ates, IUporiahon=,
among which the following Will be found worthy the no.
4 VARIETY Of rctl Tartan and French Plaids
Caslnees NJ de Lanes French Merinoes Satin Striped
Thibet Cloths
full assortment OF French English and American all
Irish Linens Tablc Linens D4nsk Napkins and Doyles
Linen SheeuuEs
HUCkaback Diaper SC with every description 81 Linen
and Domestic Goods.
The newest styles ofrrinied and Embossed Table and
Piano Covers.
\ very choice selection OF Broche and Cashmere Shews
Canton Grape. do Scaris and Handkcrchieis.
b. would reques; particular attention 10 this article
being exceedingly beautiful and oacfed AT unusually o~
prices.
Wooden Shaw!s OF all descriptions and prices
Hosiery, Lace, Gloves, aud Haberdashery. &C. &C
In requesting inspection of this X. B. bcgs To
assure his friends and The public thar the whole will be of
fered such prices he feels confident must secure their
approval and patronage CAS-! BROADWAY,
s25 lIneod doors above Bleeckersi-
GrLOAkINGS-lOo cases Essex Minis Gala Pads aud
SMcCregor Goukings, and beautifu patterns, Tor
sale by NESMlrH y co. 80 and s. Pinc-st. 80
1. ENTUCkY JEaNS-2oO cases Cadet Safe, Gold
EAul blue and plain Kentucky Jeans, OF different quail
tiles for sale BY NESMIIH x co. % and - rne-s,.
ssTiRK DRILLYNG-lOO packages brown and
'Cnicached Stark and Texas Drilling, for sale by
s29 NESAIlTH co. 81 and - Fne-si.
DIAPER MUsLIN., Of various qualities, and assorted
L cOlvrs for sale lows by {. +. HARRIS,
50 % ENclhnge-p!eee
i OW PRICED Bleached Shrtings. for sale by
Ls2g c. +. hAkINs. y tAcIanEe.plnce
UnnI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

IS. FOX SALE-A Farm OF 81 acres, N the highest
state Of cUvHun-friit trees OF a.. kndscne mile
- from Undertook, und the distance from EX-
President Van Burens. Buildings and fences new, with
cedar posts. Each Ut well wttered. Inquire OF A. d.
Vanderpoo No s. Furn.ss Building Wal!-st OF John
:. Vushurgh, 81 Soull-st. $50 2lsl-sL rt5 2m-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

HIGHWAY hogBLky-Ohicer Gilgen- OF tn
sixth Ward. Last nigh. arrested loan Rodgers or
charge Of heug committed robbery in the arst de-
gree TIE neae .: the complainant Is Jo;.n katetaer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30
WORD To BUyERs OF :,

4 WORD TO BUYERS OF SqsPenders.-lf you
A"oGd iGrcish your customers with shrrtt sasFerders
thai VIII seperae and become vaiGe.rss after
weeks wesr inquire Tor Days Manufacture. put up IN
boxes Win Is name and guaranty MOI piece has ever
sepcratec buyers cheated with Worthless article
remember none OF Days manufacture ever ssPerie MGR
chants IL observe Da peEders are al lu le1E: and
reTe. pat up short lengths deception Warehouse =
GoF;-aacsl NeyYork- ~ No Commission Houses have
Days sIspenders IN Ne5y-Yors. ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30
19atcnt Meoifines.
pa. sWAYNE,s


d. SWAyNE'S
cuNroVS0 sYEvg CT WILD CHERRY,
TH- p-sr5azi and GorzsTne Prcrcrc:te-s
Eo1o- 10 whom E0-og ! due
Il
cay truly be
SAID. ihat 70 c2e las
eve: been 20 successful II COM
r,,-,-,si-,r- a medicine. which has done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

EVENING LlNE-rhe steamboat COLUMBIA Car,
Wu. h. Peek, 10 leave Monday, "Wednesday AMI Friday
The steamboat EAPIRE. Capt X Il. Macy VIII leave
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday evenings =; oeock
from Corl!audsi Pier. foi Albany and Troy dirrci.
IT, The above boats of the rst class they are eoir
sideL perieuced and attentive officers and for speea
and accommodation are superior 10 most and inferior
none on the river IesS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

DEACH ORCHARD COAL-Tl

DEACH ORCHARD COAL-Thir!eenihs s. Yard
Peach Orchard Coal-The subscriber has Just opened
yard as above and has hand choice lot O. Red
Ash CoEs selected from the celebrated veins and OF
the following sizes, viz Broken Esg Stove md Nu Tor
Liverpool and Cumberland Goals hand. Al Of the above
for sale from yard vessel Apply TO
T STOKES DlCKERSON, % l5th-st. oh-avenue,
and l07 Anlhouy-sL near Broadway.
n. B.-Lehigh and White Ash Lump Coal By The cargo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

pY ORDER OF the Hon. Charles P DAILY, one Of the
- Judges OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF the City and
COua.y OF New ork-Sctlce hereby given, pursuant
the provisions the authorizing attachments against
1hscontng concealed and NONRESIDENT debtors tina;
attachment has issued against the OF John Person
resident OF Spencer Medina County Ohio and thar the
VIII be sold for The payment OF his debts unless he
appear and discharge such attachment according law
within nine months from ar nrst publication OF this notice
and that the payment OF any debts due hun by any per
residing within the State OF SeTiork, and the deive
rs to him or for his use OF any property within State
belonging him. and the transfer any such property by
him forbidden By law and void Dated Tie Tth ds
Of MAY, 1916. PETER CLARK, Any for Attaching
ulvl3 layy9Ir Creditors = N4s-ail-si. n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30
SCHOOL BOOKS.

r--,- SCAOO- bOOAS.
i4-t--,s pe=.s;- S=v-Y5ck lsys rec=ny Issued ne7=
&c sr mich Improved -iu-s oi lie works Nar1raI
Philosophy ard Cs---i.f-v ~ NJ < " J. Pb-l~. -
&-l-1a Afi Respectfully s0-.: lie aii~arGE School
tS-aSt, la---.e--, gnd et.ca.a-
Nclrs va furnished f- ez1-sricr CT srp-.ts-- =
= sloiscs-s Fer sac - Booksellers ce---slt- in
{ '3SIOSS--Sriszaais Rs-olEiag C2sioTs, y-il ii
- sA1 pam 6clles, for sa-s Bar.ilE-slI3. ~
80 BoARDAAN 4 HART
pig IROS.-ice tons No Yic.pris Pig lror Fer .si-
ey cAsS. WARD CoNoyER, No, So Brr q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

AcclDEaT 70 STEAMBOAT TELEeEaPH The
steamboat Telegraph, while her way ioil keyp0It 70
his CRY this morning broke her shaft she was towst
fro, Inc v.,rosys 10 ,he City by the Edwin Lewis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

PINGS COUGH CANDG.-Hsyias been strongly
l(recoInr-ude by some kind friends 10 Try c d Rings
Cough Candy for very severe cold did -, with NUS,
confess, great sceptc- Is virtue; but wh-n found
myself speedily! e,ieset and able attend hose da-
ties irorn nic h2i sero1sy feared 70 te declared,
Iee-rs OF Aanal!nes= al desire % tenehi others,
prompted give The influence ny may poS-
sess n making lie virtues OF tbs remedy s0.vl 70 he
p-nc alc Importing little o! i1.. y -1 = ProgerbalIy
great assistance 20 The effects OF me6c-1rarney con-
ndence SAMUEL D. BURCnkRD.
Pastor Of Hous.on-s Presbyterian Church. Houston
and Thompson IS
Ness-fork. January a. 1876 sla In
EOr sAl- y c. II RING ls2 RroaiEEaT. Inlr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

N PURSUANCE OF aH order o The Surrogate OF he
lCoVly of SeyI ors Notice l. hereby given ~ all per
having e.sis against Amos Proctor In- the CIR
Of NewYork, deceased 20 preseH. The with h-
vouchers thereof e subscribers a. heir Office No lne
Broad~ay, the City Of NerTors. on o. before the
.Vreifi dag q December net Dated Mes Ycr The raih
c1- OF JHae, 1916
ELizsBETa PROCTOR Administration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

$50. Boston aaG Nsw-Yosk oy lie fs.f seq
- ~a-.- ss--sil-ss CA1GOS AID RitnfSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

Asslsr q \ Distributions Smith
yo,py sailor charged wiz desertips IRON inc British
.bp Ab5o:-siord WIS taken tbs Cry last night and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

~ FOR SAiE-A beautiful Countf7-seat. with about
w 90 acres of land near NewWirdsor miles south OF
Newburgh, on which excellent buildings and I'M
AseA valuable Farm OF 10 acres, superior for grain
or grazing. Good buildings and conyenieuces for Mix
business The number Of with either OF tie above
places viii DE increase or diminished to suit purchasers
Inquire of LEONARD. HONE ~ NlCOLLi SO Pne-s-;
or Of z /. EANCNER. S. IolLnsi Is lnl,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

PI RSJANth Of al of,.er % tlr Surrogate Of the
S0sr o. 'vy-l of, notice = hereby given 81 person,
sa'-ng claims against GiL=r. Fowler ale OF tie ely Of
NeF-io.k gentleman, deceased, 70 present Inc sam. with
ne No1crfs taer'i 70 tie subscriber ~ h. otce, No. %
Ma'on-sl n The CITY cf NewYo.k or before the six
eel ca= Of February next Ds:ci New York The eleTead
day q A1susi, I3:6. SAMUEL WEEKS,
ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

II s1?p!= OF l1-Ee a1d healthy Swedish L-eches rst
cstve Quantities purchasers, packed up
- = - se transported any distance VIII safety, by
6. 4. = y. WITTE
sls In In porter, cf i.-ecte.. 3 Jol-1-st
IHDii-RUBBER GOODS. 5 Corril1s-sI-Day-.
AesszAsuen; supplied and i Constantly nlalu.
iscI-1nS every deception 81 riG-rh5r goods i1c5d
ING ~ incompatible palcut >irre. Su-p-l-rs w.-
u-ver svzra.s As do a.! oss=r mixers A. Tho a7p-ov
= = % c-ers1ues ne,. ard chiatre-, with
-rI-9eS -d .5ter sales LIE preserves, pillows air and
war beds Aaekiaiosa oTescUaLS !esg1ss &c Ac for
sac u Quantities saI- ia II,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30
r., - nRogGH u, S IS St

YORK TO WHEEL -,
ING and PITTSBURG, Via PHILADELPHiA;o AILs.a
MORE and OHIO RAILROAD, Cumberland, MILO"
TO Western Traye!ers.-Gfest United States Nal ~
Passenger Route 10 Wheeling, Pittsburg, Cincinssn Il
The South and West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

FALL GOODS, ISI6.-lSAACS& RANSOM, 10
JoAn-sL daily receiving from Auction choice and
We. selected assortment VI SIX Goods. comprising every
sfic.e used Tor ;asnery purposes such d sks Satins
Ne.veJs, Pushes Ribbons. Feathers, Flowers, SC Sc-
Also rich assortment Dress Sk-, 81 OF winch hey
sell low ez than Other house II the City The ads
are requested 20 cal and :oT themselves before
making ,he!r purchases al In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

n EW-fOKk AND ERIE RAIL. ROAD Com
Ne5aY-NCI iC...The Stockholders 81 ~ SeIf-iork
Sad tTss Raiirosd Company asrety Eoaet that lie
sz1a ertSp 70. Dl-ec;c=s Of he CeESaHy VII ne held
81 TIE 10. = v1!i-s- j. ctI- New Ic- CT
Ies11 ie ISL: da- II Occberzazi fFcr7 10 ocock a II
- oicock ?. "
The Transfer Boozs VIII Re clcse1 from tie Of Sept
anrl he day after the election
b. CIDER OF the Board OF Directors
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
Nsw-Ycrk, Sept Z, 1915. sI2 tofs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30


- Five clceh. 7 M-Lanilns al Intermediates Plaza,
From .he foot q. Bsrciay-zL.
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Cspt +. II. rur7y. VIII
leave Monday. "Wednesday. Friday and Sunday sNeI.
nOols =. clucA.
Stesmbosi SANTA CLAUS Capt 8 oy-rtagh. VII
leaye Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, afternoons a,
o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30


by ORDER OF Hon Mchae Ulshoefer First Judge
Dyi The Court OF Common Pleas for the City and County
OF N-SI cfk-Sotce Is hereby given, pursuant the
Provisions OF the statute authorizing attachments sgant
Ascending. concealed, and nonresident debtors thai
attachment mas issued against OF Charles A Sa
yoye ant y Sevcye nonresident debtors OF The rn Of
oavpye Crosby Co residents OF HobokeE IL Inc State Of
NewJersey and thai the VIII be sold for me pay
Ineut OF their debts unless they appear and discharge such
attachment according TO law. within niue months from the
trt publication Of tbs notice and ha the payment CT any
debts due hem by residents OF Ibis State ard the deiy
cry 20 them 70; tEer OF property within this
Slate belonging eG ard The transfer Of any pro-
perry by them fOro!ccec by eT1 and void Dated
the fifteenth day of September 1916. ". K BREWER,
sl6 la~era Attorney Tor Attaching Creditor. 50 Waist.
by ORDER o! Chester Howe Esquire, Supreme
- Court Commissioner n and for The County OF CaitaraG-
gus Noee = hereby gwen, pursuant the provisions Of
iae statute authorizing attachments against ehsconGng,
concealed and nonresident debtors ina, attachment his
issued aGns! TIE estate OF Charles T. shelton resident
OF the State Of Connecticut and that The VIII be sod
Tor liz payment vi his debts, unless appears and dis
Charges such attachment according asy within
i5n-h- lEun Toe rst publication of this notice. and ha all
Payment cue % him by residents Of i- State nnG
Fy 10 HiT or for Ms OF Any properly WITHIN this
belonging ham, s Inc transfer OF any oi IL property by
hIf forbidden b. law and void Dated lhe I6Ln
Lay oi March, 1916 c. 4. LELAND.
AIRY FOR Attaching Creditor
RS la9rarn irTing Cha. Co. y Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

I AMPS, GIRANDOLES. Hal Lsnlerns and Cham
IL deliers-De!tz Brother Co. .,hingt Stores, No.
$50 Wil.!smst are manufacturing and have always
hand, u OF articles u si. e, Of the FOL
lowing descriptions which they VIII sell a. wholesale
teisl! al low prices, for cash
Solar Lanps-i Srcrks and SIlg-red II great variety
SusPending Sosrs, dc. do
Bracket Sc.4rs. do. dc.
Solar Chaadshers DO do. :, ) and lights
Suspend.ns Csnoheue Lamps, Bracket do Dc.
Side do do
Csmphens ChandeeIs-2 8 and lights
GlrsndoesGi SIiyrred and Broczed various patterns.
Hal demonstrations sizes with cut stained glass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

THE EAST RIVER Mutual Insurance Stock Com
/ pany OF the city Of New IorkOfce No u Wallis
This Company continues insure against loss ana sam
aye ,y tr- on d.Veing-houses, warehouses; buildings,
good- merchandise and household iurnure on Is svo-
stle terms Is similar institutions II ihi@ city.
JOHN BROUWER, President.
cue, - Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

F1 FOR SALE-Or IN exchange Tor property IN lHe
eYS City O; Rrookyn-s Farm situate = miles est OF
- Nesburgh. Orange Co. y. y. containing about loo
acres nearly oil ebe Limestone soil and suitable Tor
grain grass and Is under good CIVILIZATIONS az or
chard grated fruit foil bearing. The improvement
consists OF good two-stpry dwelling and oui-houses,
large barn. sheds &c good water al The door As no per
son would probably purchase Without viewing the premi-
fall description deemed unnecessary The tscii
ties getting TO Newburgh cm the city generally
well known. For terms. &c apply TO 80,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

a. TO LET-ll snail Wooden Hous= 80 Vsnd-:yateF-
E::s 81. Apply 90 Chalhslns- aux u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10
From the Neworlesn. Delta
Latest from Monterey.

We conversed with some OF the officers wao ar
rived last evening from Galveston in the steamship Pal
Iue,to They are from Monterey and bring information
from thence TO the 18th instant The following is
mary OF what we have cleaned from them
There are various reports floating about The camp at
Monterey respecting TIE movements of the Mexican
army, but nothing authentic OF definite.
The following ia The disposition OF the army at Mon
erey Gen Wo-,hs division. with which Is Blanchard
company OF Louisiana Volunteers, attached the 9TH
Regiment gsrrsons the city. The LIST, Sd and 4th Regi-
lents and the brigade of artillery with Gen Taylors
staff al e eucamped about four miles North OF the city
The kentucky Tennessee and Georgia Volunteers are
encamped mile still farther North OF tie city.
But few OF the citizens remained il Monterey after its
evacuation by tee MeNcans. anc OUT lew OF those WHO
left haze returned.
The prevalent opinion camp was thsl there would
ue no fighting for Ampuda actually mad assured
the deputaion who arranged the terms OF the srmstcs
with HIM that Commissioners from the United states
treat peace received by the Mexican Govern
mcnL They arr, lolTcyer OF this long before now dis
abused for our Camargo correspondent SAYS that the
bearer OF dispatches from Washington TO Gen Taylor
had passed that post
The number OF our men killed and wounded so lar as
ascertained Is j5l Many OF The wounded were dying
Wherever "a bone touched 1t found difficult to
effect recovery oil the patient The number oil killed
and wounded on the side OF the MeXicsns y believe
b.. about 1900 Several incidents OF interest rea-
ted 70 Us which have time TO note here
hand. hand lighting The volunteers, when in
side the city exposed themselves little possible in
the streets They would enter house the extreme
end the and gh their way from house TO house
the root and in the nterior-usinc the ri
with deadly all the time and this accounts for
the greater loss OF their enemy. To their credit be it
said. they never in any instance We are informed re
sorted to punder
With such terror haa they inspIedthe kexicsns that
when the order firing given preparatory 70
the consultation for truce and for time before IL
resistance them had almost entirely ceased and the
for; citadel that remained in the possession of the
enemy outside the city and could not annoy them II
in possession of Hence the satisfaction expressed
by in camp atthe OF the armistice indeed
AZ any arnistce At nil. Having done much and gone
30 far they wished 10 20 the whole figure. AT what
sacrifice they did may be known when state that
out of three hundred and fifty chynlric rennesseans.
who the field the nrsr day, one hundred and
seventeen OF them killed and wounded. aud OF
three hundred and thirty forty Missssippans same
dav sixty seven brave fellows fell.
The Mexican regular forces in the engagements wer-
5000. Judging from the number OF |reguIars 'ound
killed this branch OF the enemy must have been very
strong