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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
rov ThsTTtu1f
I.isht for the Plow.

Taers Is ia steady progress reform o. PuO'o
opinion. as % tae connection betreeH Se'Snce "''~
lgrcultzre 20 much 50, that before long me OpAn'
ION nj Professor LIEBIe is likely 10 become genera
,,s, n. eres, aaa material improvement in Ag7'
culture is hereafter 20 be expected except " VAC
snpljoation OF the sciences 10 that pursuit n WI
Ter in late number Of the Edinburgh Review as
o,,.no the causes OF the vast average increase N
die aereable products Of England and Scotland
accounts for il in part by referring 70 the fact mar
On stepping lately into a country school, on tAe
ursvside in Scotland he there found aoiass o. poor
,,oun0 bsrefooted bows going with credit through
= close examination IL AeTlclataTat Chem"Ty.
The results Of all that is going on, al home ana
.b-osd in the way Of scientific investigation ana
practical results. appear % be gwen 10 lne I~ge'
Of TIE FARMERS LIBRARY ASD MoSIHLI SO'H
NAL or A0RIcULTc1E ipubisned al Ihs 1nyl"s
puildin0s. BY Greeley r McErath-l Such
work ought 70 be in the hands Of all agncultunss
who would rise in their profession, TO condition
above that Of mere operatives n factory or san
ors before the mast - =;
The papers throughout the country abound IN
evidence Of the success Of the enterprise a. isI
relates 70 the contents Of the work, and the stie
- ~,Il;cstion-noore than enough 10 satisfy the
hopes OF Editor and publishers only leaving OPen
the question how far the agricultural cohlniuHl'y
,Viu deem il necessary and expedient 20 support
it-not for It's sake but for their own. we nave
seen dozen notices soch az the following "nio1
we cut from the WESTERN CoSrINEST, aiarge ana
valuable family paper published at Baltimore
Tffr FARMERS LtBRAEY AND MONTHLY !oUhsSL ~
AGrrcULTrRr Is certainly the most valuable
work in the Engsn language. Mr.. SKINNEs Is ven
known % the American public as most ioIclDt n.eI
ana gentleman Of varied and sclenilhc lniorhsuon
Having the cause Of Agriculture deeply at heaIi-le
garding /, as the true source Of our nsaona prosperity
and happiness he labors suenuousy TO elevate Us RANK
among the practical sciences and 10 awaken me PuoS
mind 10 sense Of s true interests his "ofk snOu.1
be N every genemans library, and even those iette.
who nave no library Of books should mot De WITHOUT
The Farmers Library.
Tbj, is all very well. bat The farming interest
nnst be aroused-Teachers and Trustees OF Pub
lie and District School Libraries must insist upon
more attention to the Science and Literature Of
Agriculture before we can hope for any very great
announcements to be given to work OF such ma
,ure as The Farmers Library. Still the day Is COM
ing and near at hand when any Farmer VIII con
sider bis FIVE dollars invested 10 this Work as the
most iudicious expenditure in the annual expenses
of his farm. II can establish on no better iounda
ton claim to the flal gratitude Of his sons VINO
are 20 follow his own occupation fENN'iL'ANiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11

SUSK.-The steamer Falcon sunk one oil her
barees in the Illinois Florence, in elk feet water me
freight ia 1t consisted OF fifteen hundred oarIes VI ho
one hundred and thirty kegs Of lard and lot OF corn
ali of which will be got outbut excepting the iaro I'D
r damaged condition st L"ols rep roo
MAGNETIC TELEeRAPH-We learn tnat t1e
NeNO Orleans Chamber Of Commerce has unanimously
agreed 10 construct Telegraph line from that city TO
washington, and appropriated $4,000 Tor It's con
strucaon.
~ Gen. Ii. A s. DEARBoRN was on Monday
chosen Mayor Of the new city OF RoSoury' Mass ana
the whole WING ticket for Aldermen. Common council
men ana School Committee also elected.
r,- The people of Halifax have contributed over
s2a0O for the reliet Of Ireland and Scotland.
The Montreal Hibernian Benevolent Society hsVe
given 1900.
- Tho large pail mandatory oil Jonstnsn
Wheeler In Athol Mass. wa burned down on the 20
mat Loss As O0O-insured for $1,000.
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Appointment. by the President,

BY aud Utih che ddrice and c0aseat y ne Send1t'
Land OGeSTs-Reuben II Boone, Register, Orenaos
Mai viee Thomas b. Ives resigned; John Barlow, re-
appointed Register Genesee Mich Isssc D. G. Nelson
TesppOinteG Receiver. Fort Wayne, la. Robert Ben.
goerel resppoioted Receiver, Opeiousas, La EDWARD
n Randolph. rehppointed Receiver Columbus, Miss
William 81 simmons, rfapponted Register. 81 Angus
tine Fla John L. Meade Register, Green Bay Wiscon
sin rice John :. Horner.
Custom House OEo0s--Bcnjamn WOrmsteed rep.
poipted Surveyor, Mass; Daniel Foster, TcsppOinted
Surveyor Beverly Mass Elisha Atkins, Surveyor New
por, r. l. rice William q. Hammond whose commission
expired Benjamin Pomeroy. Collector, etoni1g'on u
~ Tlra Che.ebro removed Samuel Harris, Surveyor
Veesco Texas rice Robert Herndon deceased; Peleg
b Phelps Surveyor City Of La Feyette La rice Daniel
CLARK IT, resigned Thomas w. kellum, Surveyor.
MadlsoDyile La rice Thomas Addison, who did not
qualify.
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1nsnrdnre.

MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Company
w Ofice No. II Nal-st -, So. ~ ~.
IN. Company Offers the following advantages 10 'he
r,g.s only injured Al the lowest rates Of premium
IT., premium If $50 may be paid Ia cash ana TINS
ia secured u months bearing per ceni interest," on
N NAV be paid monthly or quarterly. 49,
no peTson is liable beyond the amount OF MS premium
married womsn mag insure the life OF her husband iree
rom any demands Of his creditors. -,
There will be division Of profits, payable IN scrip
Certificates bearing interest ii per cent which interest
IL payable annually IN cash
DIRECTORS.
Seth Low, Robt l. Patterson
Quill .ume Merle WIN. h. Mott,
Nm A Peutx Edward Anthony,
LAWS g Grover John A. Underwood
Henry NeFarlsn Chas. = Mackneu,
VIM. NJ. SimPsgn, Th0s- .; ss agy6,, D.,
BESJ. C. MmLEa. Sec'y.
Jos I. LoRp Agent
C. III McINrYsE sub-Ageni, S0i Hudson-st cor, Spring
JAMES STEWART. 81 ID. (No62l Broadway Medical X
smiaer Al tie ohce daily rom 20 9clocA OF Iswu
I,EBtfUARY REPORT Of the Mutual Life insu-
Il rance Co. OF Neyy-YOrk So Waist TINS ln-,ituton
during the month u February hsueo eshy-iO"' u'"
pol cies, VIZ
10 Merchants and Traders26 To Clergymen.
Manufacturers ........ Al Lawyers mann.
NechaIfcE............l1I Physlclanss...s sss.sss
C.erks................lul Comedian .......
brokers.s.-.s ,
Agent ................. u Army Ofcers.s...,...
Farulers ......... g. Bank Teller ,..........
Ghntenefs..ss....ss.s II ites. Vi NJ AH7' w.
NIL ........... III Musican....
q Ladies .ssssssFssssssss D
Live,
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HANSAv, Secretary.
MfSUss Posr, NJ D. Physician, 5O+ Broadway. mi I'm
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n The Tribun
Influence Of Climate on slavery.

Colonel mt Geaeroi) Webb has repeatedly IN
opposng the wmot Proviso, insisted that 1t was un
necessary. because California was not adapted 10 Sa'
Dyoduo, and consequently Slavery would not 9e miro
dncad there II seems not to have occurred 70 the
Colonel that slavery has existed on all soils and In all
climates and 10 this day exists in the frozen regions OF
Russia But the Colonel Is sometimes inaccurate as 70
mn ana seems not well acquainted with the very
ontrv no was desrous TO assist In conquering. MI
Wsddy Thompson. a Southern man, and lately our
Minister in Mexico in his Recolectons Of Mexico,
page 23f speaking of California says SucAh me-
An CorToN FfND THERE TIIEIh own coNeENlAL
az - wv A. b.
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APPOINTMENTS BY BREvET.-The Union states
that ON the last evening Of the session OF the Senate
number OF brevets confirmed, and that NE ON,
cis order Is in the course Of preparation hst OF
bs. ben announced and among others mention
"a The names OF Colonel Percifer smith, OF the Ios
mont OF mounted rihemen, 10 be Brgadier Henefa oy
broyef and Lieut. Col Henry Wilson, of the Ia, Reg
men, of iaantry be Colonel by Brevet Tor their gal
liant and nerorous conductn the capture OF Monterey
Lieut. Col John Garland Of the 4th Regiment oil ia
fsn,ry 10 DO Colonel by Brevet and Captain Thomas
Chds of tho Sd regiment of Artillery and Lieut. Colo
mel by Breve TO be Colonel by Brevet Tor tner gsan,
and eritorious conduct in the battles oil Pao ALTO ana
Ressca ds Ia Palma, &c. sc.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

HYMN. For The Tribune
srzges,ed sy ne izteQigeac< Jrors Mezaeo.
o COP Of Peace before Thy throne
In humble faith we bend this day,
And trusting. bresthe our earnest prayer
That Thcu II frc. blood oar armies spare.
And shield with Thy protecting care,
The hostile hosts at Monterey.
The sacred dove, when luird the storm
Bore 70 the Arb the olive sprsy:
And nov, while lois the storm Of War,
Send forth thy Spirit bird once raofe
And let il 70 or Ark restore,
The olive branch Of Peace we pray.
Nor lc, it tarry in its coarse,
Or from tie path Of mercy stray
Bot with the olive branch Of Rg@!
Speed onward std its holy fight,
TIL it in triumph shall alight
And fold its wings AZ Monterey.
A nation turns 70 Thee, Oh God,
OH tsrn us not in grief away,
But ooick from blood oar arms release.
Jon hostile hands in bonds Of peace,
And bid Wars screaming clarion cease
Around the walls Of Monterey
prorid>ao,, r. J. w. ~ RopSAN'
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ARM JOU K n A L..
PORT OF NETWORK.

CLEARED.
Bries Ruth Stevens Cork. Brett & Nose; Ann scou
!. londonderry II Braine; Tybee Mccormick, Apalschi
cola; X Russell Amy, Phisdel ,-,,
sehrs Mary Ann Shropshire. Philsdel; HoPewsl'
Green, Boston.
ARRIVED.
ship Panthea Parker, FIN Malsnzas, sugar, to :!
Buck. .
Belgian bark Jean hey De PAury "a DIS I'm Antwerp.
rndse 10 J c KunkelmanD; l4l passengers. lne n
hss e,perienced severe weather Onihe passage.
French bark LAigle, seignette N Rochelle brandy
10 A Seignetie Co.
Br bark Exchange, Durkee, I'm 5, John to Il Brsine
Dutch gallo, bark Ursnls I'm Europe
sAILED-shiP orpheus, for Mexico with troops
Wind NV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
CITY ITEMS.
"WEDNESDAY. March 10

WEDNESDAf, WsTch 10.
FALSE WgicHTs-Constable Woodbridge tins
morning srrestod Dederch Meas groceryrnsn, doing
business al the corner Of Canal and Washington sb
charged with making Of fsse wegnss in dealing Out
the commodities Of hs line. The cheat CONSISTED ia tne
enactment Of wire TO one side Of the fcse, which wire
tended uDnoced downward through the counter 70 the
lover end Of this wire while dipping up the sugar or
other COMMODITY 20 be weighed y vas managed 10 nsng
A weight which made difference Of some 10 ounces Ia
evorv draft n favor Of the yender Ire uick was dis
covered BIZ tho Inspector Of Weights and Measures
while on professional Welt to the store OF Mr. NJ
complaint "a made 10 the Corporation Attorney VINO
Immediately issued warrant for his arrest.
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Books.


HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE Publishers, 5oo tse.s, ~
II AID siatiorers rs Pesrl-st ~ n fave - r. i1,s5
81 n-,si.- (, - Ss-s liable series o. 10 eooIel
49, besuff5l I.fr5ucical Maps, each ~ y ise
- 10 iastrsie he enfe mechanism Of ne hss.sns Z *
80. r--rr osr theory Of tss iises, snd ~nen %
t SO d. sublime scelce perfectly pa AID ine.-
hgbie 70 youth Tlsy are ssgeelay ,1ri, S5or
ieseseTs school committees, ssPertnieucens OF ssaoos
eergnen ara Students az exAmHAaon o. MS 80
= frts.s ~ ! sed school boOks-Goodrch .
So Ss.io-e CJeov-rphy ezzrto Parleys Geography Tor
Bsyrosr. Mr Lscoias celebrated BotAng n Z" lorms
Ph4ps's Nsursl Philosophy arc S-SIi' g. -
Trg.b e-sruasr f5r thoroa gtnesl sid Simplicity IN
es1; Rurrris Geography q ihe heavens wa Ce, :
- Ala. Websters tUuirersiry kditionl Dctol-fs -
rss, u IS wsich % scholar can dispense win sso COM
no. schooi ard POCKET edltors- -, -
- urrcraxr, II 2 have constantly on han1, ani
sr 10 Roossasrs and Merchants a. he oEesi prices Al
which ey can he purchased, large assorIneni % We
ises ed Ions Of school HeticAl, Law AgrlcllIliA ela
u.s'Ts-eo. Booss Bisnk Books q al sizes sDd prices,
- - - - ~ S,sfiorerv lof cod
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rzr Col. crsaiSo has taken his departure from
no.,on for the wsrs The TnnscdPtct Thursdsy says
Orders have been issued for The ssns TO DAY o. .as
Hamburg with companies 7, Capt fsnL soc a, Ssp1
Whlt,ne' The smyrna with The two remaining com
psnies q the regiment viii not probably sail eei0Fe
Ssturday.
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Goal


a. PER TON.-COs Coal. Coal Peach Or
>Ochard best quality coal screened aod delivered rec
~ c.rage-sman Nut as Large Nut 3 70 Broken %
Fsy and Stove 20 IS This coal IL all under cover Ches
nui and Pea fol engines Also White Ash Stove Coal Of
an excellent quality for sale al simpsons coel yafd 10
and 10 Thompson. below spring.st ms Nv
GOAL PEACH ORCHARD, RED A-H-Large
nut SOL egg broken and stove IS 75 Lehigh lump -
IN eyg stove and nut IS Is Those cash prices ess 30
ia M, carriage NV Goals are all under sheds and dry,
scresned from my yard 26 Elza1etnst and corner OF
Hsmmersly and Bedford sts- JACOB WEEAS' Jr-
I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
Removals..
REMOVAL,

Y1,Ur sfTBSCRIB EhS HAVE REMOVED frcfr NO
i 70 Nc Nsssaa-st where hey have splendid ssoIt
rsrt 81 Gold and Silver Duplex, Patent Lever Ancnor
Es-srsrert LEONE snd vertical Watches. selected from
a. - Il usnafcmred 10 Europe. which viii Be wafTsn1
ed perfect tine keepers 4,
- 40 do God Pencil Czses ard God
- 20 DO Th.mhlss Rings Pins Peas.
=, 40 do Bracelets. win Stones and HAIR.
a, 40 DO Silver FORKS, Spoons ard Plaie-
AL he above articles viii he sold al tne owes rates
I'D warranted 10 be equal 10 the oes, made N ne ely
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers q Fine Naielss &c
No NGsssl-st opposite The Custom itonse-
sThe kbove articles carefully repaired % ne iost
ssf1 ~orkn,en n tie city, ard waanlei 70 g,e ellIe
sslisiscuon- - -
n = noyxI---TEe oa5ce or he TRUST FIaE IN.
Insurance co. has been removed rom 90 % ol
Wast few doors below and opposite Le.r iormef 10
cation. .-, ,,, 49,.
THIS Com9any with nearly an entire capital vi. .zsafe
ni oss a. damage by FIRE al descficions % Her
cfsnaise buildings. and tn tie course q nAni naF
gstion a. the currenf rates n premium
DIRECTORS. -,
rr.. = Drnke Martin HoEusn Edmund Pcntolt,
Wm Whiewrigai. VIM p Legger- Robt ~ sta'ion'
r J. Hutchinson, J1s B. Townsend, John klnAln IT.
WI r. Johrsou, James Foster, Jr John H. hurun;
Franc, Butler, Chrisfs ZsbT.skie John C4esve.sAd
ELIAS g. DRAKE, President
f,,,.-. cy,p~,x cerrstsrv iifim
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RANpALL,s GEOLOGY.

INCENTIVES TO THE CULTIVATION ofthe Science
Of Geology, designed for the use Of The Young ~ >
Randall pepa,y Superintendent o. cormcn Schools Of
the STATE efNew.Yors, NC. Ae. vol I9no Price 50 eis
Part !. Origin and Progress Of Geologica Science
Part H. General Principles Of Geology.
Part Ill Scientific Divisions u Geology.
Part w. Geological Features o. he United States and OF
fhs StSse Of New York
Pan " Practical Results OF Geological Se'cncs
W Agenss Booksellers and Others Nil please send o.
heir orders
EafYacf frees tA< A<taSr's Isfrsdzefiohs
ain The preparation Of Ibis work the object o. NE AZ
thor has been 10 present Om The eest sAinAoe sources
DE Leading principles and prominent results 81 Oeoogf
cal sceuce chiefly Will ho Of engaging ne sllsn
don All attracting into this interesting channel ne 10
searches cs he Young The purely sceaiite detss ans
technical language with which the practical Geosogsl -
familiar have been fsg a. possible porposey ssolaea
o. Ths work Is pTated On new. large type "a enc sos
uaae iAno viii Numerous e1Tavags ard resuy oosnd
IN cloth Tor Private and District ScAcol Libraries frc-
% eert rhs wcrS mar b~ procured through Eny q h@
Booksslera GREELEY aeELRkfh.
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TIVE AENALIsT

4 RECORD or PRACTICAL MEDICINE N re Si-y
a a Ne,y.York EDITED by william {. Roberts; ~ "
Fellow Of The College Of Physicians sna sur euH' % 's
YORK. CoNTLhrs ~ -. ~
l. CHnioue Of Tie University Of New.foTA
n Cuicue Of the College % Physicians and surgeons
m Reports Of III, Sevg-York Hospital
" Teporrs q New YORK Pathological Society
V Peports Of New-York Med and surg. s1ciety-
VI Cases from ~ Soie-B0ok. BY lsrae. Noses NJ D.
VII TIE Cli1l-sl Teachng &, he New-York Hospital.
hv JOIN l. Nsndervoort. n d.
VII Fnfrop's TtElE-Lega Wsi0m Various Notices :
Notices of Asy.1na. kc. NewYork Academy o. heoi-
cine Bibiogrsphicsi Notices Trsnseerons q FnlAds.'
uha CO eye o. Physicians Tr0lssea1 and beiocq AM
,ieloafed r. Vsria-Fofeign. Domestic. Oo-tuary.
mg DANIEL ADEE. l07 Fulton-st NeH-lorN
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Jnoia- Rubber Goods.

JUUIU- uHVUtF NUDUD'
DIVERS or sHIRRED GOODS, suspenders,
ID Xc-The undersigned, now the only manufacturer
this csss u rubber goods desires 10 call he attention OF
buyers 10 the fact that Of his manufacture have ever
separated The textile fabric from The cord Of RUBBER ana
mites all who want good shirTed suspender 10 Buy
49, beating his name az manufacturer with renewal 81
Inc uar1utee heretofore repeatedly given 70 pay dol
ias 10 any person who VIII produce PAIR OF Day man
lf,fnre be rubber OF ~bich has decomposed aud me
f.bre separated from the elastic cord. large STOCK, 81
low prices now ready and being constantly Manufactured
nv ne owner Of all the patents HORACE H. DAY.
", 3 Cortland ST.
DTR1FR GOOD-,-i,Ooo Goodyesrs Patent Elias
Ia tic Braces, warranted perfect and ful tengh
I10O0 pairs Mems and Misses and Chldrsus Imported
Rubhcrs
loo PAIRS Meps Metallic Oversboes
loo Slippers
Also slnrre assortment Of every description OF arughs
.nd Uaier- pToof for sale h quantities.
on avorabs terms by tho Newark India Rubber Manufac-
turing Co. s. Maiden lane. olsH
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q rrIr spfnrp Am THE ~

THE sUBsCRl BER, n great pains ard expense has 81
las published Tho above interesting song, a. sunS ~
Niss Abby Hlehnson with splendid hthogTaph oil Miss
Abby words by Hutchinson Jr This tho only trie
copy a. sung by her. Price IS cents Also, TIE iule
Mad Away down East There : good iime coming
Nh 10 ne Boat. Lamen, II the Irish EmigranI Tie
doeth all hines well. May Queen Johnny sands over
there The Seasons Excelsior. Psupers Drive Ano sign
81 be Prisoner The Mounaineer, &C The Songs Of ne
Harmonious Aleghsnians, Dempsier Russell sc MI
sic bound piano fortes guitars violus strings sc Nc
{. HOLT. Jr Id FulionsL
ms t.v N door from Broadway.
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ATTEMPT TO PoIsOS. -CathariDe Lloyd yester'
day to poison hersef by taking arsenic. She
was taken 10 the Station House
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feQaI Notires.


NOTICE. pursuance Of letters Of Administration
on he estate, goods, chaels and effects Of Joseph
Tucker deceased ate Of The City OF New YORK grocer,
who died ntsslse granted 70 the subscriber BY order
Of he Surrogate Of lie County OF New York-SOtce IL
hereby given Gil persons indebted 10 ibe said joseph
Tucker IN his life line that payment OF al debts and de
mands be made 70 me Amy residence NO. % csify-
In said city without delay and that shall not recognize
payment Of any Of said debts or demands 10 any Oler
person-DaIed al the City ~ NewYors March ), lsfI
IA Iawsm REBECCA TUCKER, Adminlsirstrx.
ORDER Of he Hon- Charles P DAILY, ASSOCIATE
ID Judge u he Court u Common Pleas Ia ard for me
CIV and County Of New-York, notice Is hereby given,
pursuant % the provisions Of the statute auIhorzng a.
sehmeats agains, abscOndHg, concealed and non'IesE
dent debtors attachment has issued against me
s.tate Of samuel Maxwell resident Of the State OF New.
Jersey and will be sold for the payment OF
his debts unless he appear and discharge such alacnen
according to law within nine morhs from the hfs publ
calon OF his notice and that The payment Of sny debts
due 10 By residents OF this State, and me delivery 10
him or Tor his use Of any properly within THIS stale 2
Longing 70 him src The transfer Of any such properly by
him areorbidden by law, and are yOd-Daed me nlne
teeth day OF January, l5f7
John FOWLER Jr AIRY Tor Attaching Creditor.
II Iawsn 81 Wliism-sL city Of New.YorE.
pEFOKR TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f me
ID First Clrcui-sarzh Parmelee - Charles llam ar
ne-e-Bill for Divorce the ground OF Ac1liery-JOhh
Cncrnne Of the city and county Of New York. Com PLAIN
ants SolciiOr-Chzf!es " am Parmelee. De drienasns
ii ths cause whose 81 residence Il ne ciIy Of Nc"
RS cause By The I'D day Of May next or the Oil med
therein will O- taken a. confessed BY nm - la%9w
IN PURSUANCE Of 90 order Of The Surrogate Of ne
County OF New YORK Notice IS hereby given 70 al per-
sons having claims against Amanda A. Enge ats OF ne
Civ Of Newly ork deceased - present me ZANE " nc
vouchers hereof he subscribers al he once OF a "
Ramsou No 70 Nassau street, 10 The City Of New forA on
or before the 10Th day Of JAY nexL-Daed Ne"'1ofh ne
n,,rsn S wM E 6ossHlSMSoSkD. Executor.
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RESCUED FROM DRowsS6.-Two Germans IN
STATE of in,oxicston walked of the bulk head between
Jay and Harrison SITS sbou, o'clock last evening Iney
Of Policeman Garigsn sot others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11

yU,O T.IIORs-rhe Second Edition OF stnemers
celebrated work cutting garments OF every desStp
lion In syle OF elegance uneqpaled 10 now pGnlsheo au
resdy f delivery Those who desire 70 evsll themselves
of the great advantages 70 be derived from ne use ol W
INSTRUCTIONS contains would DO vel 10 oDlsn Acopy
vithout delay- The u by II inches square and
contains IL elegant diagrams Of al the Vnl0l- syrsO
sIpcfons FOR cutting IN 40 essy and scientific insnnet-
The following are few Of The many highly respeeiaoie
names who testify TO the merits OF the booE - ~, q,
The unders gned being practically acquainted WIN hl.
stinemers Treatise Cutting Garments win pressure
recommend Il a. work complete in us arrangements ana
IN il practical application cutting superior 10 any mere
ofore published either 10 Europe or AmencA ,
p Henry Son, Daniel Gutter Stats Banker Chsiies
Cor p " Tyron a Co, b. F. Homer, james Daily, Jonn
Hsviland, }. X Banker. so p.A
The shove can be obtained OF the author. us Broad
~ New York mo lmeodDk lmeowW
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~ Joseph Johnson, colorcd man, was last
evening taken from the dock Vt the foot OF COrsndst
by Sergeant Vandersee. He was aken 10 tne Ihiia
Maid station house where by the humane exertons Of
the policemen he was Tesuscitsied.