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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19
Capt. walker OF the Rangers.

We learn that Capt. Walker, 50 depiorably de-
feated on the 23th ult while on his way from Point
Isabel to Gen Taylor's camp, is young man Of
23-brave as lion. trained under Hays, good
partisan leader and very unlikely to be involved in
such disaster as has overaken him by any fault Of
his own. We have this on the authority OF the
younger Audubon, and give it currency with the
greatest pleasure II still seems TO us that ne must
have advanced very recklessiy and without feeling
his ay TO have met such disaster as is reported,
else his company was very badly composed. But
we avail, his account OF the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

hustled from the stand in no time How, hen, can it
be pretended tha, the cut and dried proceedings Of
the proposed meeting will truly express the sen-
ments Of tie whole people Of New-York and be in
any just sense irrespective of party7
The. glory and the profit of this War OF Mexico
will be uonopolzed by Loco Focoisrn the BUR
,bens !, entails mus, in good part be borne by
In the Taxes to be paid, the Commerce aod Whale
Fishery endangered, the Loans 10 oe isi'e', We
shall come in for fall SHARE 30 naocn mere ~
help for; and if our soii is invaded F" nlg D,00o
Will freely be poured out in lis defence small we
crouch 10 take upon our shoulders part OF the
Gailt Of melting this Christian hatchery also? LIE,
-. ,hink ice FIRST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19
rvS NORTHERN RAlLRo.p-rh;. ,,,,,-,...

Tx NORTHERN RAILSoAp.-This Important
work, Is now cons3sry stated. will 20 forward 10
certain eonpseio1- AL tie sock has Been subscribed
chiefly Il Boston
he eiEeps 81 Ogdensbu.sh sad ;hsi vicinity eelesrs,
90 ne esen, By supper az tie 81 lawrence Eossi
me REPUBLICAN, states that Hoo. John Fine pres;asS
5adses slse sna SEoSp. and Hoe. }. l. Rnsses J. L
H'sseh A VISA Aeuvel nd Jas. q. Hopkins WHO sa,s
oeeu prominent n s3vanc!ng This Improvement ard N
psry. 49, sN'''-
we eonsrssulsse tie citizens of Northern Nev.York
upon tier favorable prospects for tai, gres, uuder..
Hs. Albany Arsus.
we learn f'o-a another source Tia, Of the S,eeh.
$le9 eco h'' been subscribed IL Boston and $4,000 co
tie Eae q he work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19
The BOUNDARY Of Texas.

The Texans claim the Territory between the
Nueces and the Rio Grande, and certain party,
admitting this claim in its fullness holds the sim pie
assertion of by Texas sufficient reason for plung-
ing into war England claims, with better reason,
Oregon down 10 The Columbia, and the same party
holds her doing So good cause for war also. We
will moi discuss Oregon now and only mention 1t to
show how the same men, in their eagerness for Ter
ritory, can overlook the right, and deny to others
what they eagerly and al the point OF the sword, in
sis, upon for themselves The claim of Texas to
the line of the Rio Grande is the matter with which
we are dealing OF present 1t is not pretended that
Texas MS department Of Mexico, ever extended
beyond the Nueces or that the Texans ever planted
any settlements whatever that river until little
trading depot was established three or four years
ago near its mouth Texas POUNDS her claims, first
on treaty with Presiden. Santa Ana and secondly
on the act of the Texan Congress in 1886 We will
examine them in order
General Santa Ana was taken prisoner on
the field of San Jacinto April twenty.second 1896,
and the next day after entered into an arrange
ment with Gen Rusk then Secretary OF War, for
Texas by which il was stipulated-First, that Gen.
Santa Ana his officers and soldiers, were TO be con.
sidercd prisoners Of war, with the courtesies and
protection usual among civilized nations Secondly,
thatin his capacity of Commander inchcf theMe1-
lean forces he was TO order the main body OF his army
under Gen. Fiasola to retire beyond the Rio Grandc,
and yield up, as they retired the Alamo and San
Antonio TO the Texans These conditions were full
filed the next however, on which turns the first
and major proportion OF the Texan claim, were not.
Gen. Santa Ana on his part agreed to acknowledge
the Independence of Texas, with the Rio Grspde
for the western boundary Of the young republic, and
the Cabinet of Texas in turn guaranteed to General
Santa Ana and his suite. immediate liberty and
transportation to Vera Cruz. He had actually EN-.
barked for home on the Texan Schooner 1nvincible
when the people, in defiance Of good faith and the
wishes of President Barnett, compelled him by
force to return to the shore. To the overthrow OF
his then rank and influence in Mexico, Gen. Santa
Ana was detained many months afterward in Tex
as. When the Texas Congress met the succeeding
winter, that body still refused 10 lbcrate him, yet
passed law claiming the Territory which had been
demanded Us the priceo his liberty in April; and
by that right defined tho Rio Grande the boun-
dairy of Texas.
Win Messrs Rusk * Houston deny these facts
or will they, in their places in the Senate of the
United States pretend that Texas has any other IL
tel VIII those gentlemen point out any act of
Texas or of their own. by which the fifty sixty
thousand Mexican inhabitants of the province of
Santa Fe living this side of the Rio Gaande, have
ever been Withdrawn from Mexican rule and been
represented in or governed by the authority Of Tex
as Speak out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19
Things in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 70, T. VI.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
The weather to day is exceedingly warm, md
horse flesh suffers accordingly. We have splendid
military parade this afternoon Gen. Csdwalaters entire
brigade with the infantry and artillery corps under the
command ofCols Patterson and Bohen and the Cavalry
under Capt Darlington all out and never did see
officers and show better advantage The infantry
and artillery corps 10 be reviewed By the Adlutan
General of the Commonwealth on the west side OF the
Schuylki.
In the L nited States Circuit Court this morning
the the colored men charged with murder
on the high scas resumed. and argued by Counsel
on both sides The OF Adams the cook and Lope
by consent Of tho United States District Attorney were
given to the Jury. who retired and at noon rendered
verdict of Not Guilty. Francis Lope was then placed
upon the stand witness for the state. The case
sti pending. and exciies deep interest
Stocks are less firm 10 day. Penna, Elves opened
at 81 and closed heavy at 63s decline OF Reading
Bonds sold at IL Nothing done In Wilmington Rsiroad
vick.burs, U. states Bank, or Morris Canal The sales
were light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

WEArHKR, CROPS. &c, Ii s. C.-Cisrsr, Nay
l2-On Friday LAST there heavy fall OF r:a ia our
and the surrounding Country and on Saturday snd
Sunday copiors showers again descended. We undsr
stand hat Friday there ball aboc; eight
mes from tovp which extended about hall Eils, be,
pleased learn thai u did not 60 much injury to
the crops in tho range Of the ssor Previous tc,he
rains, the Chinch Bug had been doing much dan
age many farrcs but ve have reason 20 hope that
the rsi has proved eec:u n destroying those destuc
tive ins,css Oar fa-me-s generally seen, 10 entertain
sanguine expectations o! reapng bounrfu asrve.tsnc
we have heard OF eauies Of complaint other than
those mentioned above and to all Appearances they ssve
been removed Tae wesher Is now clear AID delight
fnl and all nature wears pleasing aspect Gszetts
Georgs.oen, S. c. May ia severe gus. Of
rssa aeeaH2aaeS sa h,;i alG raia passed over this
town oa FRIDAY evening lAsi A PASSENGER who came
up "a TIE stage tie wind ha and rsin were very
severe AZ Esadrs point and swept along the rosa 10
this place. The wind appears 70 have been oss severe
about Stony Run ,hs Eastern side Of Back River
where we observed great many Trees blown down. snd
thar many Of them had been twisted o iees shove
the earth from TIE violence Of tie wind Two Of Mr.
Francis Greens Instantly killed that
place b. The Lightning. toesesvss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

GovRAuDs PHILosoPny OF THE FisctR Nails, No VII.
"AgDais besides being disegreeabo in thsms-lySo hc
frequently me OF other aud more pain oVsE1
aluds What In The vulgste are termed " Rnurounos
Persona oil cled with ugnAs eDdesyor Ia rid themselves
he auisaGce specially possible sod The nost popu
lar plsn effect this 10. pull hem uu by sudden efa
No ihbt Nature 70 oppo,ed ID hrse
violent ds phon- aGd IN n1o OUT oil ten sho evincro
her indignation by nl Illumination Of lhe parts and run
rounds tho almost Inevitable Consequence. Whist
the result Why three weeks Of nIense suffering,
generally ending In the oss OF the nall But ihs Is not all
nail IL In most rugged, ifqrned or divides
into loug tudinal ridges hOreshnn which uOthDs can
bc more unseemly Now, let be Remembered hsl ihs
p4in cation Is tho r-sui agDaiis and lhat
agn4s II ihs halds bo consnLty "nspod
with GoUAAUD's Italian Mod!cstrd Soap! ITO DO con-
uau-d
~. Now that the heat OF .hs Sun Is daily incrraspg.
Tau Fieckles and Sgnburn Will b. all tho rage must hot
be- forgotten that GoURAUps Italian Medc-ed Soap ISIS
sovereign for these evils, aS.wc Hs Chaps CIaca'
Chafe., Redness, Rousbnr.s, Efnphons Rinswofni,
Moes &c; IL 10 also exquisite foT shaving 0o0hAuDs
Poudrrs Subles Will Positively sxiiIpst1 AL supefndoes
hair. An App!ca Of GouRAuOs Liquid Rouge lmphIs
u Brilliant rosnsss u pale chsekA .iou-
RAuDs Acoustic Drops lnlallbe remedy Tor Deai-
C 1t should he remembered that tho genuine prepare
uoL.of d. FELIX GOUKAUD Can oa!y DO ob,nlned a. hs
&c o. 81 Wslser-st hrs; store from Broad way nosoo,
P.irc,. Albany. &c myls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

SANpss SARsAPAKiLLAAn eminent physician In one Z
the valuable has published says The doc,fipa ef
absorption of medicinal sub'sce- mo mo bloc 10 no"
rLut ally received for 1t Is psbe ph, biological ch.
cA aud th-rapuucal GrI oussVU IL 10 10y Tvs lniis d.
.. operation the vial Stream that SsDdss SarsaPsfps
performed such Astounding cuTes OF cs'ons EreP.
i've GUndu dsessrs and host OF oh-r nssdtsvt
which ineG blood The iounIsin The deter gent r'r.
neAla Of lois extraordinary preparation, arc transmitted
III the bet hr digestive apparatus
yirus @ cifcualou and sh-f-by lts nvuhsk
10Y aud p4fing properties cSp- NIL that IL ID elgn 10 ne
coInpo.lon OF healthy blood he rspdty with wbs mo
yiOus o cisesse removed by Ds u,so'eihe
liz ultiOm success, 10 established by muu'uae VI a.
tested facts n
tfepsrrd and sold, Wholesale and retail. by A. b. "
SANDS Drugg.ss 100 FutOn-si. corner Of William New
York. Sod rs BrOadway n eaat broadway, sna
by vnoy lhrou hont the United States frco
81 per polite. 3 boVl1a for So.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

The SEVEN YEARS Waffle seven years
war ragged from 1856 1862, and nearly all the Europe
An powers engaged in it. 1t originated In dispute
between England and France, relating TO the Canada
the French encrosched Of country claimed by
the English in the wilderness unculrtvated and unin
hsbited except by and this war has often been
called strife about many acres of snow The mise
RES which It occssoned the interior Of Europe have
never been equaed and st !ength the Grand Seiguior
advises the European Ministers at his Court 10 hold
conference and after stating them the great sbhor
he felt at the bloody war thus raging between so
many Christian nations offered his mediation for effect
ing general peace. The offer of the Monammedsn
peacemsker not accepted but rejected with pride
aud scorn and hosties continued uEtl poverty
brought peace. This represented by historians
as one OF the most succsssul that England
gagged in. One hGndrejships OF war we're taken from
the enemy destroyed and nearly S60CO000o IN prize
money bur these glorious cost ths marion
$50 600 human beings aud 5000 0OO Oo0 The slaughter
of the opponents allies of Great Britain IN this dread
tul contest WAS liule less than 200 COO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

THE WAR PHoBtA.-Ata War meeting held in
Washington last week. Col II. NJ. johnson made Speech
usual style As reported In the Intclsencer he aad
ne was not for stopping the Rio Grandc. If he had his
way He would march into the interior of Mexico. and
Gu, their departments right and left He was not DESTROYS
OF war; but the time bad arrived when foreearanee had
ceased be virtue He spoke OF cutting of California
from the Republic of Moxco and the people desired it,
he was IN favor anneAing Calorniato country lie
said the present only wedding and dinner
compared with the last struggle for independence He
concluded by saying he for acting, not speaking
which wa. responded 10 with three hearty cheers Of s
probation from the multitude.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

ACCIDENT TO THE MADI.os-The steamer Madi-
soa Ieft Chicago on the 7th and when opposite Little
Fort me, with an accident her machinery, which so
disabled her that she had The damage Is COR
siderable and caused by the breaking OF piston
rod, forcing pump. &c. The Madison lowed back
and will De detained time for repairs Her psssen
vers were transferred 20 the Missouri.
fCleveand Herald May l3sh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19
aine.

Gov. Anderson delivered his annual Message TO
the Legislature OF Maine, on Friday. Its almost
exclusively devoted TO the affairs of the State aud
is OF moderate length. He makes short susion 10
the Mexican and Oregon difficulties, apparently aP-
proves OF the offer OF the Presden, 10 compromise
upon latitude 49, and closes by announcing that he
shall bel candidate for reeIectien TO his present
Office. L stated thar he is looking to the place of
United States Senator, as Mr.. Evsnss time expires
in March next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

p Subcommittee of Arrangements for the
meeting IL he Ps,t, WEDNESDAY Msy So 81 O'Clock,
Pm.
A,a1se,ag Of The Committee the following recommend
a.iocs were adopted:
Ressse5 Thai me Na,ons STATE and City Fazs he hoist,
-d me Gu! Hs-ihsI he Comm .rders AZ
Ceiied States ard N.rehxnt esses IN requested 10
ois Ss1ca Flag =. s1nri1c-lh.. the O.
and ihoss kzvins Charge Of ta- several gag ss
ne Ciy, be requested 70 nois Tie National Flag =; So.
-se-
Ess-e2 That tree stands Tor ia accommodates Of the
OEcers ard S2esksfs be ef>cied and ih.ia p.uumord
1igh, be pIace6 n froet Of lie Cry Hall
SS5-ConisIate- ef Arr4aseIa
a,es.st CocneAg, James conrer. n. Schuremaa,
d.. ". A. Waisegs, Gsr. e. Storms II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

FIRE IN NoRFoLK-The large and extensive
establishment Of Messrs Plumbe & Co ship chambers
in Norfolk on Wide Wstcr.st. head OF Roanokcsquare
was consumed by IRE this morning The fire broke out
about 10 O'Clock, aud was occasoned by spontaneous
combustion from damp oakum and old junk stored 10
the of Tic goods in the first and second stories were
saved The house and property both insured In the
Mutual TO the full amount. Ports (Va) New Era, To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19
Cant. Walker OF the Rangers.

1t is said tina, this partisan left San Isabel the
Goth ult at daylight with only four men, determined
to make his way to Gen Taylor perish in the at.
tempt. He is the bearer of dispatches to Gen.
Taylor. We suspect the old veteran will care little
for dispatches which do not announce effective re-
lief nj hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19
~ General Mee,ing Of the Citizens of the
4, IL Nal Va lr--TAE CaNHrTIEE

e GencrRI MeeifnR Of the CIuzeus "f tNe
Ciry and County of Now ork.-THE COMMITTEE
OF ATTACHMENTS appointed IN pursuance OF resolutions
adopted By the Common Council TO call public meeting
IN relation 10 our Difficulties iii the Government Of Mex.
!co irvxe the c.er, OF City AID County Of Se~York
% meet n n. Park IL from, OF Ci,y Hail. on WEDSES-
DAY AFTERNOON, May NIB, q, o'cIoef, P. d. 10 re-
spopd TO The action N.ioca Government and 10 oeT
active cooperation towards speedy honorable AID uu
pbunt leruns lon Of he eI!iang between this
country zad Mexico.
ANDREW L McKLE, Chairman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

NoricE.-The Walnut OH Military Shaving SOAP, which
has DO rqaal i. tho invention of Mr.. VIM. Johnson now
the only OF he true article, al Cortandst
AID has no conn. with any Vtoom Powlsr repre-
scented y those who eudeayor To make capital oui OF bis
nam. for ibe Manufacture aud salo vi spurious afucs
mylB lus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

" Now /. the tune advertise IN papers OF the rsish
boring Counties and States for Spring and Summer trade
ami In the Southern AID Western papers tor Tho and
Winter trade The with Mexico viii require immense
expenditure the South and West aud # course ersse
great demand for goods OF every In hs market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

EB' Gen. w ], WORTH, says the Charleston
Patriot Of the l3h arrived in this City this morning. on
his way the scat of war. is understood that tho
President has refused 10 accept his resignation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

E BArHisc, HAIR DaLssIse. sHAvre, ard Wig
HaxIng -Phaon No OF Broadway, In judsOn's Hotel 20
Ioog Enown al - Brosdwsy, conee,vng hcsy az
ranged and well conducted Bathing Department mecca.
ssrJ 20 compi-e ss arrangement for tss como Sid co.,
Of MS palIons has the piessUo OF
Informing hem thai ouch d-sdsrstu, where snxvipg
heir cuIDg snampoong and bathing bs carried on 10
Efoac~sy
Ta- ebs Unsurpassed by sry 10 the city for comfort
and convenience and Accommodate 100 PERSONS ho
Cold, ShO Bahia.
Hsr Cutog vi clean brushes FOR each pefson having
been .su4e IN his bu.cess for many years, ne oah VI
gepIiemen thai he VIII usua, kiye ti4s of<hcn "a
his business bis ger sol 81 aiLeBrioE. lnyI5i IyoU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

r Why will you have osd, coarse or sclivy bali,
when for hre= ,hns Il (Dnd hts uue) %
rad- b-suuul cIzsn, Sn- and siky. Way Vii J'u
have grey CAR, IhrEe shi! iog bote q
Joness Coral Hair Restorative would male !! grow osih'
and a. Inc SANE LIME rofsait
Way Will you bald beads,
TIE above forces Ito nEif " grow h-fsyrr hsiuio IL
isnded cir grow o. lDe face VI bad AM,
Wny vii you common hair oils! tnSes snn'sss
botte II Jou,ss Hair Restors.ys viii keep mo sSH
moist silky. Hi-soic n Inc ssa Of to7 -
sLs 81 Cnra4.st ISL bfosdwsy, i5s fuioa1@ ofo"Dg%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

What makes your hair 10 dark, that was grey,
Ani rusty, dizzy, tcuriy, harsh acd why
What mskps my hair 30 lovely. aoii, but stay
What makes ~ hair snort, rod aud merry, .
As seems by bald spots. 'tweTe iaitng al away
/ .s!l yon nJEestly-I only had 10 pay
Tnst II 4 ng sam Of tHrse poor single sb!llings.
NV lair grew lovely row, and II yoU r willing,
Foo jones' Hair Restorative 10 pay that sum,
Your ras,y. dirty bair viii soon b.cOms
SO lovely, that Will say, hey look and stare,
Tier, goes ths msn with tGe lovely hesd Of hair.
~ Il Is 40 bon-s, truth, ia DouIs Of Joness Coral
BAR Restorative Will give any g"o1 bead of hair u
forces hair grow soPs II falling or cles seor and
dr-sses hs hair keeping N order thrice as long as sDy
thug lnad--igst Try IL Sold the Amerc4p Eagle 90
Cha.ham.ss il5 Broadway or I59 Fulon-st- BroosHd.
myI9 2.ecd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

" The FAC! that's srso portion Of the business com.
rluniiy do not believe In advertising 10 Country NeSs
pagers readily accounts FOR another acI that hose DO
do make fortunes in few years The ubIeci OF Adv-r-
p'rg is fami ,,ry explained in the Road to Wealth"
published By the Agent V B. PALMER, whose advertise.
mani I, in another cnIourn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

THE MEXICAN SrEAMsHIPs.--When the brig
Josephine left Vera Cruz on the 26h ut the steamships
Montezuna and Guadloupe reported 10 have been sold
by the Mexican Government, moored in tho Avara-
do, so miles s. W. OF that city. Phil y. Amor. >
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

WAR pscLARxp .-Th- Mammoth Bows at ,h~ Am'resu
Museum declared every other curiosity Ia
Uuyrr-e Ttey perfect Fs ava bvsuill
rr-er Their Confined sg-is 10 YEAR, uid their weight
ponrc- h--ng Dixon II Lewis, the greet Ashsml.n,
by 90 poun1s 1h-y b- ,e.n NJ all hou'. day ard
evening y.. Wei I'd by 500 persons.
Splendid per fuuanc-s are given At and cocA. p NJ
embracing lst NJ the best humor IN New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

n The Report OF the Anniversary OF the Mis-
sons-y Society OF the NJ Z Churc Is unsrc.tshy crowd
al ont this rao-nins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19
Court Calendar. .rH1s Day.
Law CouI u.

coanor PLEAs-Psr Moe !, ). Is, 49, 81, s. S. 81
g. 81 Ps2-sos 10 a. So So 81, s. 81 So g. 81 ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

COMMITTEE AaRANSENZSTs.
Stephen ki!er, John NcKrou, Abm e Tonpson.
Philip Eooe iChsr!rs OConrer Ssihsnie! Buoi
Vim Cozzscs, Proso'rN N-tlnofe Jacob Acter,
Z Il. Nicon William L. Morris Th,od'e z omtr-
William B. Aston, H-cry Storms con,
E-b 2. Purdy, Campbell P White, Charles w Sanford
san. A lev, Tcunseod Harris, CIV Ardrrsoo,
William Seilson, ,Ja-es BGreennan Dr.. Wm- A. Wal
Stephen Whitney, Richard BcoenrLyj ters,
D. 5. K-ur-cy, David Jackson, Andrew k-rrza1-
Nm. Tn..Ioek, Nell Cry, lGrorg- A.nn,
e < Co!hrs I'VE Lawrence, VIC Z. " sidsl
J...-a 6. King, Casper CS;lds Or sschs,
Leonard Sa.t, DAVID Graszu, Atcard Le'e7efI
Moses Taylor ]. C. E.uiIlor, W. Pteti
VIZ L Pral Hamilton Ftsh, John Leverdze,'
Stewart sruEr Robert Su.ls Nichols SEIZURE
Thomas z Sk.tney Thon.s Ttleston- naa,
Ja-n-s Leo Aoa- & lawrence Alonzo A Afyord
Dsyic s Ogden, CorneE-s %.Law- Alfred Ihseld,
Josc codatrzt oc reoc-. Edward Prime,
J-sse c. Wood ~ Dep-ys,erO gteo, Levi D. SIznm
james Curr-r James Harper, Alexander Wells
James Brcwr.n James Mccullough II. Van Scha.cK
Joseph Hopkins. Edward Slran.r-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

CHANcrRy SALE OF VALUABLE Property on GrH.
AvEHuE AND on srH AND 9TH sraxxrs Will be sold
at public auction the Merchants ESchssee, We'd
sisy, 2Uth May inst by James NJ Miller under the
direction of hio I. RuRges Esq Master in Chnncery
the lots Nos 3sl and 800 10, No IL Eighth
d the stores and lot. Noe los 10 and l2 Sixth svenue
and gore of lsnd fee, inches wide by % feet inch
deep, in rear Of No. ll6 sixth avenue.