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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08
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AssS TOURS FROM NEW EEs.si
ltRsfe -Ass--Hh-YORK WHEEII-S--1n.----1

r. cs..4l.x.zzsEslT THROUGH ms sT"e"
As HOURS FROM NEW ,Ez sssl....-js
'"e@ ---YORK TO WHEEL-
INC and PlTTSBURG via PHILADELPHIA. BALTl-
MORE. aud OHIO RAILROAD, Cumh eraGd, Md.-3SO
MILES RAILROAD
TO Western Travelers!-Grest United Srstes Mail ard
Passenger Route Wheeling, Ptlsburg Cincinnati and
the South and West
Passengers going directly through
Leave New-York foot of Lberyst North River, at u
P. NJ in the Great Mail Train.
Arrive IN Philadelphia at p NJ.
Leave Philadelphia nj 10 r. NJ. dally-Mail Train.
Arrive in Baltimore al . A. NJ.
Leave Baltimore al II A. NJ by the Baltimore an Ohio
Railroad, 1870 miles,
And arrive ri Cumberland ri 5 p. M.
Leave Cumberland att P. NJ. by the National Road anc
Good Intent Stage Lines and arrive in Wheeling OF Pis
burgh next evening .
u THE SECOND Mail leaves New-Ycrk, A. VI ~
Railroad Lesvs Phiied.pha, sundays excepted, Il 7.
NJ by Steamboat and A NJ by Railroad, for Baltimore
Passengers for Ptsburg take the splendid and mo
dern bui Steamboats, Mt Brownsyie and thereby hav sorT
IL miles OF Staying on the whole route.
First class Steamboats, leave Wheeling and Ptti,bus
hourly Passengers forwarded without delsy 70
Cincinnati and all other Pos In the South and West tas
81 20 Cincinnati.
For through by this apply In Phlad-p ia at
the Rnlrond Oic- corner of Market and Eleventh IT, al
% South Thd-s and board stetnboat Dock at hAr
Fare through from Philadelphia To Wheeling SIS; 10 Plus
burg 49, with the privilege OF stopping al Baltimore and
resuming seats pleasure.
For farther Information apply to
Railroad Office foot of Libery.s st4 and 81 M,
at Adans l. Goa No. is Wall.st, al IL M, or Nauona
Hotel No. Cor'lend-st. m2I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

O. FURNISHED. HOUSE and Grounds in South
ai Brooklyn TO lei. for years moreThe house is
about 10 feet square, nearly replee with every
convenience Parors dining room and kitchen on ground
oor-ba,hog and ice cellar 10 basement garden aud
yard 200 feet By $780, stocked with vines, straw
berry asparagus beds peach apricot aud various other
fruit nearly all productive beside ornamental
and strawberry; stable house and yard in the
II is pleasantly stnat-d States within Is minutes
yak Tor less than a mileJ Of South Ferry.
The intends leaving the country for season. and
would house and furniture, the house and sell
the furnure y. fair sppraisenen or If preferred would
sell the whoeagresing take back the house and lots at
cod OF y-srs II The purchaser wishes II Apply
10 BIJFFUM & CO. 81 Wall-sI or of WELLS & SPRING,
Broeds or the premises lst house above Nevins In
Sta.e.st al 2IawlfIVaS
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MINES AND MINERALS.
TTNHE SUBSCRIBER continues 20 examine mines and
mining regions for companies and individuals and
rapport upon their capacities, OF The and bes,
modes OF using hem ucludne plans of urusces kns, &c
His attention has FOR aevers been particularly directed
working aud OF Iron and Copper IN all paris
OF The United Sisies In Cuba tbs Lake Superior country,
&C. JAMES T. HODGE. Geoiogist and Chemist
Siockbrdge Iron Works, MASS
REFERENCES.
Messrs Saus g. Co. Joseph Tuckenpan. Esq
S. T. Tisdsle Co. Theodore Sedgwick, Esq
SaInT. Ward ESQ u. r. Buusrworth ESQ
Application can DO made to Mt sUTTERWoRTH, No
81 Lberty-s, ~ ~ terms &c. 2H lwtsStfo1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

f. FOR SALE, exchange for city property, heau-
E tfu country residence situated In Greenwich ConD
N coGtaning abou, acres Of land-as much more can
he obtained If desir-d-in high state of Improvement
sbounding with fruit OF almost every Kind Inc dwelling
and In complete order; house. Including
wings 10 feet 'front.' the sitting Ia 20 feet
paror 20 feet by a. IS feet ceiling finished with marble
inantes; fnlshed basement; well and cisiern Is
brought kitchen; piazza front aud beautiful
view Of the Long Island Sound steamboats, as they pass
Said place so miles from NewYork City, mile
from steamboat landing and hafa mile from the couIem-
plated Railroad Boston; Churches and Select Schools
10 the village For farther information, Inquire OF
WALTER KELLER. 25 Pine street,
mis- lmeod OBADIAH PECK. Esq. the premises.
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aleoiral Notices.
EYE.
. rpaNnIS OCurIST

nR. HEWITT. No. III MacDoug al. 81, near Ble-cker
~ Dr. HIS mode of practice, system originated by the
late Dr. job Sweet OF Boston, and is confined to Dislocs
TONS Hip Diseases Sprains. Cou,racions Palsed Limbs
rheumatism Nervous Affections Tenderness Inh smmatons
and Curvsures OF the Spine Defone1 Shoulders, White
Swelincs Weakness OF the JOINTS References given
on applying To Or. H. ma I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

G. TO LET-The hree-siory brick dwelling house No
Hill 1l9 Sprng-st between Greene and Wooster ats FOR
A inquire the premises, or al the ONCE No so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

WILTON GARRETT rolls rich patterns, and very
w beet quality with borders match, suitable for two
large parlors. For sale low, by
a6 lw' d. n. DAVIS l. CO. 20 Beaverst
GEORGIA. LUMBER CD.-Nou-s wanted a. / per
II cent discount, by D. r PECK, II Wsl-st mis- 2n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

SAILED
Briggs Macon, Savannah Uzardo, Neuvitas, and others
Wind Sc
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xT''D >0PPOSITION TO MONOPOLY
E=lsS 49, SFor Albany and Troy-Through direet-The
new steamboat ONEIDA, Capt George o.
Topper ste OF the Empire viii leave the pier at the foot
Of Cedast every Monday, Wednesday and Friday alter
noon O'Clock. Freight taken reduced prices. For
farther information inquire The Captain board Of lhs
mSl II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08
.r~ AOPPOsITION TO MONUPOLY-

Albany Line.-The new and splendid
steamer BELLE, Capt Samuel Schuyler, viii leave New
YORK for Albany every Monday Wednesday and Friday
O'Clock P. NJ from the foot of Robinson.s The Belle
atted up with splendid and for speed COM
and safety Is surpassed by any boat the Hudson
river. For freight passage, inquire Of the Captain
board, or at No Souih-st
Passengers taking the BELLE win arrive in Albany IN
ample time for the morning train Of cars East or West
NIB. Freight taken at moderate rates. NH II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

J. L. SLEMMER, Ageot,
Railroad Office foot OF Liberys 81, at NJ and ~ NJ,
at Adans L. Goa No is Wall.st, at IL M, or National
Hotel. No. 5 Cortland at. M
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:. NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL For Sale

g. TO LET, In Wilamsburgb, q neat TWO story and
E: basement brick house. suitable for small family, st-
uated in Fourth the corner OF Grsnd-st 10 min
nes' walk from Peckslip Ferry and five from Grands
Fourth South Thirds;. Wiamsburgh or al 81 Beck
rnan-s Neyy.yorx al lwV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

SIAIMON FALLS Brown Drills-Receved and FOR
iSssla hY - c. z. HARRIS, Is E1change-plsee.
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rT~ AIS46. NEW-YORK, asss1,rn.II1I::
css4azg ALBANY AND TROY F.:
s.AzA3EORWARDING CON- -ns--------

rUD ADAY LINE AT A. NJ. FOR AL
..sls-,5S BANY-Lardng at the intermediate places.
The new low pressure steamboat ST.
NICHOLAS Capt Geo B. Riggs. will leave the pier r, the
loot OF Robinson 81. on Mondays, Wednesday, and Fri
days Returning viii Ieave Albany Tuesdays, Thurs
40 % and gamrdays m2i II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-We bear OF a most daring
robbery committed Tuesday afternoon the canal, 6
mile beyond Kirkve and IL miles this side Of Syracuse.
Two Of the passengers line boat, who were walking
ahead OF the boat the tow PATH were met by couple
well dressed fellows, one Of whom under pretsnce 81
being short Of money wished TO sell his watch. The trav-
elders declined purchasing but persuaded 10 Sit down.
when the blackegs for their entertainment took cut
tlmbles and commenced playing, and challenging bets
Tho boat coming along at this time the Captain under
standing rig called TO his passengers, and one OF
them board. The other, however, remained III
the nearly out Of sight when the person wishing
10 borrow pretending TO be very hard pessea oelea nv
watch at 10 great bargain that the passenger was In
duced 10 take out pocket book for the purpose OF BUY
ing ThercupoD, II snatched rom MIN ana Ill hahas
instantly closed, and alter snort silues'e GsappeieI
INTO the swamp by the side Of the tow path Fortunately
the other passengers witnessed these proceedings and I'm
nedatey sprang or to the number OF half dozen, anc
went TO the rescue their fellow passenger On reaching
the spot they found him still, struggling with the robbers
one OF whom released his hold and escsped The other
was caught and after being severely dealt with by the pas
sepgers restored the stolen money. utica Gazette.
FROM NAUvoo.-We learn from a gentleman
who left Nauvoo Friday last, that large portion OF
the Mormons encamped at that place, preparatory TO
starting for California had become rather dissatisfied
with the prospect before them, and many had come 70
the conclusion that they would start at all Great
disafection prevailed and meeting wac 10 be held on
the following day determine what best to be done
The leaving part of tho business s not we presume "
choose Since writing the above we have learned from
The officers of Prairie Bird that the majority
have concluded TO emgrate and preparations nc
lively progress to put this determination into effect
II has also been thought advisable sell the temple and
no much of their other ooery, cannot be conve
nienty transported to their New Jerusalem.
st. Louis New Era May u.
TosAwAEDA INDrAEs-We understand that the
Committee of the u s. Senate to whom was referred the
petition of the Tonawanda Indians have como to the
conclusion that nothing be done for them and that
they must prepare to leave their lands Ths intelligence
has already reached Tonawanda and the Indians as we
are told have finally concueod to make no more oppo-
son but TO leave aH soon they make the neces
sAry arrangements This adds more TO the great list
of injuries inflicted upon these deenceess people by the
whites, Buffalo Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23

DIERCY,S SPINAL CORSET, and Laced S'oci.
nga--This Corset for ,Ae support strengthening and
ala 10 cure OF diseased 0! the Spine has now beer In
ce.susc years and has resolved the patronage Of
number Of distinguished surgeons Snl cosiroo. OF
extending nse.aluess The Properess offers this Cor
Get with renewed confidence TO those lsdica afflicted ws
Spinal dseeses In any Of its various forms modelled
precisely 10 the female form, and VIII give ease, comfort
and support
She also begs leave to oder again the confederation OF
surgeons snd Physicians well those Afflicted with
awolen or 9demaloas bs varieose veirp, &c &c. her
LACED STOCKINGS As admirably adar:sd 10 those
diseasea and give himnsss 10 waiing II 10 nicely ad
jas.ed 10 tse mSs ind catirey supersedes The
roller bsndsse.
For these articles premiums were awarded nj the 18Th
don nom the Surgical COMMITTEES
REYERENcEs:
Dr. Mott, DR. A n. Gunn
(" J. & Rogers, Cool,
I" wsshipgicc, SSvel,
(" Wilkes, oeilaS
Orders received al the uanaaeory, ls2 spsings, whare
lady win DO In attendance
The artclss can be Obtained OF The General Agent A. c.
Haock Co No. l&s fultonsl New York wholesale and
retail. myls 3IwsSSI.
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EARDWAKE. EDGE TOOLS, &C.
OSBORN LITTLE, Impor.ers snd general dealers N
" Ers.ss German aad American hardware, cutlery edge
tools s. Fulton-st between Pear and WISER sta New
crk respectfully invite the attention Of country srctani
and farmers and oi-rs tnakcz thetr Spr1nz pf
chases heir very extensive sAsorent, computing 1T
~ thing tr The line all OF which Is offered ., he lowest sf
act prices for cash or on approved Credit
ca; and wroagt. nstlA, Iccks. lstccss
Butts. scTe~s, kljTes and fofxE, rszon
Curacks, brads and spass5Ies
PEG snc pocket Knives and scissors
Mi, pit AID cross saws poes, FORKS
Sa.J7eis spsd-s, scyttcs sgd s1zihs, !11es
Back lead rotl and sand crus;SIes
Peeps for wells c1s.eIn8
Seth wafer o! Ayre stone, for marble poishsfs
Ca,rerY ,ools IN sr-a: variety, Of the Celebrated
nanufaefur,s sach Ao-rson, cosxrr Hor,oc, Bar.
ton, and othen
Coopsrs, iron itzeb and iruas hoops
HouHe and stip ccrpen.erY too.s
ii zcfIruiihs .ocls, garden 1tenEls
Rttcherf tools csbnes makers cztrnmirzs
Eouse and ship tutlders' hardware
Icr brass, copper sac Iteel wiYo
@sr.-rs Eaf.eu CO -Asm,o1
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THE TRIBUNE.
City Ite,na.

c,Sa o,, about Q o'clock yesterday
- ., 49,. =. vbeci,rssht shop OF MI Toupk;ns IN
Eiard.e.s The building tosessn d.y,s 20 see
soss ~ estts are supposed 70 hs'e oeen o0fneo 70
u'o.A Acc,prs1-Harman King, an old and
.it,zsu of the Fourth Ward. Was run over by
80 49, Franklin square on THURSDAY even
severely injured that he died s ortly after
f,f small girl was also ruu over but not seriously
hart
DeowsEp.--The Coroner was called on Tuesday
Icing 10 hold an Ipqu 81 Carksonst. the body
~ bow aged about years. named John Lee, who was
Sound drowned In The North River at foot OF Morton
ve.,erdsy forenoon. he missing from home the
rscedins evening and Is supposed 10 have accidentally
fanen INTO the river
CossrRUcTvE LARcEsY.-M. Bennett III Chat.
ham arrested Tuesday charge Of construct
I've larceny In selling articles OF clothing 10 coun-
yman named Casey for Sc and after receiving the money
Withholding the property until farther sum Of 81 was
paid by the purchaser. The accused held TO bail oy
Justice Osborn This Is said TO be common trick pTac-
ticed upon strangers.
Touch CAsE.-Mary Farrell, Ann Farrell and
Elizabeth Lilly were arrested last night and detained
a charge Of stealing 80 from John Gibson.
LARcESY.-Bepj. Pippot was brought up
charge Of stealing tub and pail Of butter also guam
ty Of from the store OF Mcsars Lockwood Sweesy
No. l76 Soutk-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23

~ The Amaze ON Wigs, or Gentleuen's real Beads
of Hail. being the latest Improvement In the
manufacture Wigs and Scaps; and the sabscrher hap.
py III being the hrsi TO Introduce he here They display
tha forehead ard temples 10 hight point In wig
king never before attained They composed OF vena.
ung gossamer wotk They At the head by mechsn.
ica eonirivsnce entirely they put
and become part and parcel of the living man,
Copy The sddrcss, E. PHALOS, 81 Sroadway, opposite
the Globe Hotel, or under Jedson's Hotel. uyl I'm
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


Ships New.York, Hull Charleston. George Buckley:
Coronet Butte 81 Andrews Barclay s. Livingston; Gilt
ton Ipgersoi. New. Orleans, Il Collins Co.
Barks perseverance, Scott ST Johns, NIB, Mchiurray
Tecumseh Ripley. New Orlaans, w IL Rowland Co {;
Carmelte, Hopkins. Bangor.
Bries Mary Sophia. Parker, Halifax. T W!nnette;
Maria Rhoden. Stettn, VIM Welsser; 81 Patrick Coffin,
Oporto. Barclay & Livingston; Lowder. sherman, ST
Thomas Spies Good Hope, Rogers North Kingston.
RE- Horteus Soulo, Portland via Portsmouth, Lewis
Star. Louehoard Philadelphia.
" sohrs Empire, Clark. Barbadoes, F Wood; John f
Smith, Csrgi. Phladephia; Gil Bias Cunningham, do
Richmond Harferd do Sally Miller Chatter Eden'on
and Plymouth II Horton; Brave, Halock, st Jago dc
Rrazos Geo Smith.
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miscellaneous.
CARPETING, &c.

WILLIAM JEFFREYsS CsrP-s AL on Cloth.
w Paoer HArEtuss, Uphols.sry ard TuinsPsr-at Wiz
do= SHADE warehouse No - Ca--cesI ls;e OF IA Ca
uss-w jeffrey respectfully i-forras his former PAT
roos aat Tie Pobe generally ha &c s1 aIes ne l.rgs
tch &c nas hed up viii especial references 10 iae ern7eo,
ence OF purchasers End where &c vii nov oe A2pJ % O.
fer Sne 1ad well selected sssoeri OF sooos IN ne .oove
hr1nchss which Tor price alt qualify VIII compare iaVos
III. S-,: Soor viii exhibit choice sssor;rer; Of Paper
rsyr prices tsaski rnsle ssd p.ro eoSers
tbr oho,eTy goods i've geese feather beds, bcls.srs
pi!ioyyi plre crlei hzr -.a,rsEsen ?aiessses Sc &c
HIS second acor IS arranged expressly Iaps. 10
ard choicest .;yes Of ugrsn, ard psa ard iwie Eene
Carpet chenille ;d and Sasseis -uss OF CONS Q,
various widths wtiis check snd fancy coor-d ~ - aHc
Canton mating trscspareri Window Shades OF ocrow
manufacture, stair rods, carpet aindirss u'e ao
ais ,ard 200! VIII couin The very i've geese fesh-
pure cure har ross. &c- Sc a. wholesale and Teu
.iis, Inv, $50 CONS 81.
Carpets kc ST. received fresh from The celebrated
factories warranted pereciin every particular and can
fail 10 ans~er he expectations OF he ssiidious
Feathers purified by patent steam machine Upholstery
ali iaas executed TO order viii d.p.eh and on the
most liberal terms aSc esw2tMks'
SFRTNG AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
the Cash Tailoring and Clothing Establishment Of W.
AH. DEGRooT L co. No I02 FULToN-ST. where
40 'O'' e Ores, Attractions will be presented!
rom - 20 Slo
ALPACA CoATs,
irori - 50 20 IS.
THlS coATs Of Linens, Gi1ghams and Prints,
from IS CTS. - 81.
CASHMERE PANTS.
from g 10 SO.
hERISo PANTS.
from $40 IS 50.
DAZZLING scd other sumne, Pants,
from 81 20 IS.
SATIN VESTS.
from S2to -.
SUMNER VESTS,
from IS cis- 10 81 IS
Also large assortment OF Cloths, Csss!nersa aad Ves
inzs which will be made order suit tbs most fast
BOYS Clothing equally cheap which prices admitted
Is per cheaper than any other store in The city
ma aIneod'
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LIST OF LETTERS.

ADVERTISED IN TEE rpIEusK EY SPECIAL AYpoISIMEHT.
H. dld b. u further enacted, .
Ard advertisements made under the orders OF tho
master General IN Newspaper newspapers, Of letters
uncae3 for in any Post Oce shall be inserted In the psPu
papers, Of the town place where tho oSee stveng
may be situated, kavrng Ge Largak circulation
Nsp Poa oFos Lr7 passea March ), lsfs'
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Second Board.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

In Tie ship Henry Pratt from Liurpool-Mr and Mrs
Kirby and family, of England Mr. Darling and lady,
Messrs Rean Rell Anderson. all of Montreal; and
226 In the steerase.
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Ship Henry rai; Hartley. is do I'm Liverpool mdse
to Tapscott Co. llth inst lat A. co. Ion 81 CO. at IL
NJ passed steamship Great Western, with all her can
vas set bound Esst
Norw bark Colombus, Smith, from Bordeaux, wlRe
and mdse TO Lecum & Begodeu.
Schr vermilion, Benjamin from Baltimore, mdse, to
eager & MAILER
Schr Victory Pendeld, 9 ds fm Aexsndria flour, SC
to Sturgss & Chairman.
scbr seguiue, Cole, DIS FIN Baltimore. mdse. to John
son & Lowden.
schr Leander Spencer, DIS fun Bostoa, rndze, for Al
bany
Schr VIM II Harrison. - from Philadelphia coal.
Schr Texas -, from ThomRston, lime.
Schr Ann Smith. Smith, days from GEORGETOWN DC,
-four. TO eager & Mailer.
Schr Excel. Lowell from Boston. maze.
Schr Alabama, wilkins, from Salem, copper, to Il w
Ropes.
Propeller Washington. Brown 81 hours from phia-
delphis rcdse, TO Mckee. Hand Il Co.
SAILED
Ships Agnes wetherei, Canton psnthea, Lane, L,v.
erpool; Chemung, Charleston Oregon. New. Orleans.
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- HEKIFF's SALE-by yifuue OF a wnt OF nan "a.
CcastO directed and Delivered viii 81 poso u sale
Friday, the I'D day Of sy next, II O'Clock 81 al
yestbuc OF the City Hall OF lhs City OF New-York-i
tbs risht tile and interest OF Thomas Bedford which hs
ned day OF January thousand eight
hundred and oriyhyr, or II any tune Afterwards 10 whose
the ay be, Of and 70 all that certain
lot or piece Of and lying aud bring tho Tenth Ward o!
City VI Se~-fofE add xGo~D forty -four Or
chatt street conta ming IN BREADTH front and rear
ICE same YVES conveyed Chapman Summons by Lews
Brown by indenrufe dated The t~enyhrst Of May tts
Of our Lord, Thousand eight
recorded IN LlD-r No. ~ page ST. Office o!
CLERK Of The City anc County Of ewYork-together with
al sud singular Tho Appearances heredi.
IereunL1 b-lopging In sny wise sppe.laDIug-
DaLed .Yosk, AprI l0lh, isi6.
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
JOSEPH WEED Deputy Sheriff uIO laStMyQ
The asoge sale u postpOeot until Friday, May 2Sh
he above Time and place. May 2ld, Isig
JosLsH WEED, Depuiy Sheriff m51
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NEW APPARATUS FOR EYAPORATINC

NEW APPARATUS FOR EVAPORATING
DY STEAA.-The subscribers prepared 70 sup
ID ply orders for their Improved Eysporstor
This apparatus vii be found be Of rest value !or
cecrsiing solutions Of sussr The chemical sa
making extracts Of tyewoods beating oils for publication,
t.srrz rrp-nn-, and in ihort for every operation Of
nosrns eTsPorsrng concentrating liquids wherein -
desirable 70 The heat OF rsIhxr Ere IL
evsporses greater rapidly lhsa any apparatus
before eonIuct-c As evideoce OF IL excellence Is
Only necessary state thai se fair OF the American H.
Il resolved The premiums or gold medal sud silver
cup Of ave valuable Inventions exhibited
thai year. JAMES J. NAPE9, Consulting
WILLIAM A. cox, Engineers,
mis- 1zESn' No. rs Ch4rrD~r-st. New York
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WaTgP POWER


TO CAPITALISTS AND MANUFACTURERS.
THE ouly extensive unoccupied WsIer Power near the
i City OF Sew-fork Is Al Dashvile Falls Ulster County,
and which II now offered for sale lease very L.
berel and in such quantities TO suit applicants The
Power he whole fow OF the Waikiki River OF 100 miles
length natural dam OF "a feet being by sur
vey cubic feet o! hour 81 lis lowest state
cspsbe OF operating 10000 spindes In the dres season
and equal 81 OF the Paterson Powers The access 10
Dashvile Is good roads from PoughKeepsie, Hyde
PARK, Kingston or Eddyvle- Steamboats, run daily 20
within six miles OF The Fss and eighs taken at low
rates Ia the Winter there 10 daily communication by The
Erie Railroad To company with sufficient capital 10 i'm
prove and build up large manufacturing interest," the pro-
pre,ors would be willing put In lac whole OF their prop
ery al ashvile consisting of Factory Buildings Dwelling
Houses Machinery, Mil Sizes Wafer Power, Lsnd and
Village Lots fair valuation and ould take stock Tor
txo-hds Of the The buildings are one .our-sory
Cotton Factory OF stone 40 by l6e with $500 spades and
81 power looms In operat!on one ih-ee-'tory WOODEN
Factory, IS By S. with machinery; one saw NH ana nx,
lures ihr-estory Boarding House OF stone 81 by W
Dwelling Houses, Store. Cotton House, Dye House
Waste do. Stables Sheds Blacksmith shop. &c For far
tier particulars apply 10 GEORGE bUTLEh,
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