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CHANGE or BED IN THE GREAT AIAxi-The late
freshet has made quite change IN tbs bed oil the
Miami near i,s mouth The river, after approaching
within about . mile OF the point At which neHpHes
Into the Ohio makes ddou or bend OF some iour or
FIVE miles and returns 20 within three fouros q nile
hish star the river cut new channel the neck
OF nsrowes part Of this Intervening land and on MOO
dsy the whole body Of the river ives rushing iofoosn
IA the old bsd being filed with standing water "ie"a'
the least current. ,.s .
The new cut il acme 20 rods wide threequsrlers OF a
mile long and made through rich sliuVis ano which
for yesns has been cultivated in corn
A. this curve was the only part Of the Great Miami
which passed through the State Of Indiana this change
Of channel will have the singular effect Of Withdrawing
the liver entirely from the so Of that Commonwealth
snd placing Il altogether within the state oil ONO.
fCincinnsn A!lss.
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VARICK ELDRIDGE,
80 iaw3n Attorneys for Attaching Creditors.

ORDER Of Hon Thomas }. Oakley one Of The JUS
- ices Of tho 81 perOr Court Of tbs City OF Newly York.
lice hereby given pursuant he provisions OF statute
authorizing Attachments against aDsconding concealed
non-reficent debtors that attachment has sued
AZ ainst the estate Of ANTONIO DE- AYCIENisI, non
resident Of this Stats er1 hat the will he sold for the
payment Of hs debts he appear and discharge such
attachment according 10 law within nine months fTo hs
frat publication " his n0ee and that he payment " any
teb due him BY residents Of his STATE and ms delivery
10 n for bis use, u soy properly within gns State
longing him, and the transfer Of any such properly by
hlu forbidden by law and void.-Dsied the
teenih day Of MAY, ls47. CHS. z. KENDRICK,
Attorney FOR Attaching Creditor,
l-24 lsw9m S. Waist N. Y.
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rWaANU,s YYYpRAULICs.
NEW MUSIC

,T'HE SECOND NUMBER OF this work is now pub
10 be cnrInIeled In Noe ~
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NOTICE.-ln pursuance OF 40 order Of Agdrew 3.
lNHodgss, Esd. Surrogate Of thu County Of Kings,
notice hereby given persons hsyisg claims against
VIM PHILIP late o, the Cts Of Brookynin said County
Of Kings deceased TO pressDt The same win hs vouchers
thereof " VIM. klsvofth a. he once OF ne bfoony o
Fe Insurance Company, corner " FROM sad Fulton ais
10 sad City Of Brooklyn before The Ia Day Of FEB
ruary nexL-Dsled Bfooklyn ADJUST H. 1871
.nlal.usm w. EasH6srH. Executor.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

WILDER VS.. GAYLER co, c. c. U. s.-The pub
w lie are informed N what any one may know, II he
will look at the records Of the Court that verdict was
recovered by Wilder against Chss Gayer and his asoci
ate or Agent Leonard Brown, for $780, and that Juds
has been rendered against them for that sam and
costs for damages February 1870, that beng the
time this suit commencedJ and injunction on 4
bill against Gayer awarded unless he files monthly on
oath an account Of the safes he may make.
Mr. Gayer and Mr. Brown have night on giving SUN
Gent bonds TO pray out writ Of to review the opn
ions pronounced by Judge Nelson AGAINST defendant upon
points Of law upon whhhe entertained no doubt bnt The
iudg ment stands good til reversed.
The Patent Law makes every man making, selling, OF
using an article in violation OF the Paentees nights each
and every equally liable.
large assortment Of Wdeps Patent salamandeT Safes
for sale At the old established Iron Safe Depet Of
SiLAS {. HERRING,
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-Hl- FOR SALE at the old stand. BmeIsJ,
kSzzuz75 g opposite the Astos Hoase 's,'s.y .,
- uyariety Of pattern, with al thu modein
In rosewood and mahogany esses warrant
On hire JAMES THOMPSON,
Oh Sm Late 1aIimsn Randall
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

x,.uoxs.-we understand that Rev. Sslsn , o :.
-. one OF the Secretaries Of the American "a
.o-ctsx 10 Leave the city this afternoon On chs,okee
,.S,sns Oas Of the principal objects Of tni' a.
nr,surns 10 carry OUT tire plsn o. ne ,,ns ,hor
sss,sd ~ tue meeting in Buffalo OF
sIv The relations OF those missions so inen
W. Trss, 4 70 be sscompsnisd BY Rev Timothy T.
Rsnney sod vito formerly Of ne %' cbssosss mi.
fs~n,i Nv Mr.. David Breed. Jr. or Norwich, Conn.
~" NE ersss xss Caroline A. Fox. OF Mohessn' Conn
m NJ. jsrusha Edwards Of Ware, Mass who 20 a.
Enforcement Of the mission smopg the Choets".-
p. Ch.r,es Ltls and vile expecting 70 sal
a., Az or two IN The barqas Mary Adams, for Madras
h,,s dsstnsd tho Mseurs Mission, under the difee
-, 81 ths American Board Mr. Little is from ColuIn
bs. Conn. and lstely grsiusss Of New Haven ineo-
,n.irsl Seminary Mrs L. 4. from Sherburpe n Y
fRoston Traveller Eov 3D.
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FOR CHILDREN
3 BENJAMIN. FEhNN M
FOR PILES
DR.. UPHAM's REMEDY.

either bleeding or blind. internal OF external, Dr.
Vegetable Eectusry Is the only medicine thst WI
a narrn anenf rmra.
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PLANO FORTEs At very low prlc

.6nr<l-PIANO FORTEs At very low prices
-2{[ Persons sbou. purchasing piano. WIN
Mind IL 10 their advantage 70 call al T. Glenn
y - w Cos Msnufsctory, 1874 Fultonst tvsss
Of Brosdwsy) general assortment Of Mahogany scs
low for cash approved paper Dealers supplied 90 he-
-rsl terms Imyhl e. GLFNN CO 10 rstoe-a
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CHANGE OF HOURS
Tss.. sss- 81 >EtN-yORk AND sn~l
~ ss.;sss';:s;;;ss ERIE RAlLROAD.-.Sxss

49, On Wednesday, Dec
st and until farther notice, the cars snd boasoH ths
will run daily. Except Sandays) as follows;
EoR PAs,F>agRs-Leave Newlork foot Duane. a. a.
:, o'clock A. M and o'clock Z. NJ. Leave Ousvllle AZ
A. NJ and 2. Nj Middetown p A. NJ and III
Leave Goshen At a. A NJ. and - p. NJ Chester "a
Fos FRrIcnT-leave New.Yolk foot Duane-.Ll n5
O'Clock T. NJ Leave Ousville at o'clock 4 N. Howell,
a. 81, Middetown ', New Hampton %, Goshen 10 sna
Chester iot A. NJ
No freight boxes ortrunks except perons baggage will
be taken upon the Passenger line unless by special
ment snd payment made IN advance, when the eh"ss'
Va N be double the published freight rates
Applications In New-York must be made 10 the Agent a.
the Transportation office foot OF Duane H. upon whose ~
CENT articles will be board the boat and passed
along the line. INN al H. C. SEYMOUR Superntendeos
r-.- ----r---zr----IIENRY ~ CO.'S Daily ExpIe.
~ .between NevNork, Albany, Ifej,
k1s------ Buffalo aud intermediate places. Ia
connection with Peck Coz Boston worcester, srnat'
field Northampton, Pttsheld and waysiaiious TO Al
bany HENRY 4 co. by daily express, transmit meg
chaudse specie notes, &c &c and viii likewise ATTEND
20 the collection Of drafts orders notes accounts
Responsible agents have been appointed Al each place
and station the route and every exeruon viii be MADE
TO give satisfaction
II Go. forward packages and goods by express from
Utica 20 Ogdensburgh and all tho intermediate places and
likewise different points from railroad communication
OFFICES
New.York-J Thompson Halleit, 2 Broad, cor. Wall
Albany-P. Wendell GrOot Exchange.
BuhalO-Jas. 4. Henry, - Maitst
REFERENCES
Jane. ID WATSON. Albany Hon W c Boucs N. YoTs.
Gould Ranks Gould, {" L. W. Lawrence,
James Kidd, -" H. n noitisi
Cregorv A Co Townsend BrothersACo
Iohn Kayes Pane suydaTn, sage Co.
Roswell Steele. Prosper NJ Metmore,
Friend Humphrey Co." William 7. haiie't.
~
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no ImDAW To- AAu ~ " ACT VOI q UePey'tsI-st
NfFw-YORK HOMEOPATHIC DlsPENsARY

Nat 81 Bondst door from the Bowery-Opsn daily
Sundays excepted, al s o'clock, I. n.
The object OF this Institution is 10 afford medical treat
ment 70 those who are unable TO employ physicisn.
Physicians in attendance S. X. kuby MD; Edward
Bayard NJ D.; :. b. Barlow, MD; b. +. Bowers, d. :
r A. Snow. NJ ID.
lecture on the subject Of Homeopathic viii he deliv
cred by Dr. hiIky al the Lecture Rcom 81 Bond 81
Saturday Dec. IL al u NJ Students o. Medicine and
other, Interested in the subject are nysd be present
Lectures may be expected each Saturday evening Of
h. sne nj X A y.
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FT re.euasUsTWO DAYS FROM NEM;Yoak
LA akxs125<E1 In Pm e. RIIRDH AND WHEEI.

f-Y- r,.u,s,sypsx,TWO DAYS FROM Nkw-fORk
LA gSzSk3x4S 10 PITTSBURGH AND WHEEL.
0Hss INC via PIT saei -hia Baltimore snd
Ohio R.iIrosd. Cumberland, Nd Western risv.efs
Great Unites states Mail and Passenger Route % fts
blres Wheeling, Cinclnnsh aud the south and West
Passsngep going directly through by NE u O. NAL
Trans. 81,
Leave New-York, foot Of Liber,y'l 1sA. 81. and y
r. n daily.
Lea< Philsiephis (sundss excepted from he eornef
OF Eisv-ush and Market sc atSt A. NJ. and ddy AZ T.
NJ by Railroad and arrive Ia Baltimore al T. nj soi
10 z. Al. -
Lesve Baltimore st7i A. NJ bv thu Bsinpgrs and Ohs
Railroad, and arrive a. Cumberland al b L. NJ
Leave Cumberland ate 2. NJ. by
Twelve dsily nss OF the National Road and 5000 IN
tent Stage Lines and arrive Ia Piusbufg or Wheeling
next evening
Passengers for Pittsburgh tsso tho splendid ne" and
steamboats, AT Brownsville. and hereby hsys
only IA miles OF staging on tho whole foute 49, .
Yrstclass Joais leave Pittsburgh and Nh.siips
regularly and pssse gers forwarded without deisJ 10
Cincinps and all other pofis Ia tho SCUM snd Wes'
Yor Ihrougbtekes Dy this ryut-, apply ~ fhilsdsphs
the Railroad Ofce corner Of Msfkei and Eleventh so
l5 South Thrd-sI; board steamboat, Docsa wharf
YsTs through from Phi sdelpha 10 PilsDursh, sl1, 70
Wheeling SIS with the privilege Of stopping al Baltimore,
snd sesumng seats at pleasure.
sor farther Information appYp s,s.s,,ga ,s,,,
At Adams l. Co.'S Express Once, 10 Wallst Al III No.
or % Broadway, cor. horissL
BALTIMORE.
N. r. Pie Mail Lines from Philsdeiphis " Baltimore
osys the Depot corner Of Eleventh and Market s Son
days excepted At ~ A. NJ and ar. daily, by Rsrcsd
n Passengers caution-d sinsi uckss
IN New-Yotk for Baltimore Pitlsburgh or wheeling pBf
porting to 20 by me aforementioned Lines as o1s 10
authorized 70 sell ticket. In NewYork for tnese lnes
NM !. l. SKINNER A yent for Nsl LAn~s
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PER CENT. sTORK-To Economical Persons
OJNO. 2. SCOTT, % Nsssau-st has on hand the most
complete variety Of furnishing goods 10 be found IN The
city consisting n-pat OF shirts Stocks, Collars, Gloves
shoulder Braces Under Shirts Drawers and CrSvst Of
every style and quality, which not only represented
bur warraneda which can be had AZ the very small sd-
Ofony per above the actual cost By calling az
81 Nas.au-st you dollars Established 1885.
n2a 9yxs
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sa(ax<-PIANO FORTE NANUFACTO
ff1lu<s1 kf, l5l futcn-st east side Broadway
nj An entirely new article, warranted supe
- uror In tone and 10 keep in tune much loo
than any now 10 made with peculiar harp rsm.
obviatibs the objection TO metallic petsss writer
guaranty will be gven with each Instrument aud vbs
any doubt A. 10 their quality 10 expressed the psymea
may De withheld until such doubts removed.
BENNETT ROGERS,
islsu Is2 ynlsos q. east side Broad wsy
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!. nIACFARREN,s Pl.nolels

MRS. 1IACFARREN's Pianofoss
ErxE,(1f, H8 Classes-Terms, Ten Dollars per qusra
fTmH nMrs JOHN AACFARREN, Professors
- uths Pianoforte aHd Of Italian and Enf
Of NswYork and Brooklyn at Is dollars per quarter az
forming select Ladies Classes for the study OF ~
Pisn0fo-ts al her residence 81 GrsenesL entirely
plan.
Mrs. siscauen has the privilege Of referring to Re-
Dr.. Wa I~nght and the eminent composer and pianist
Henri Herr. n30 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

HEADIES', MISSES and Children's black
white aud pearl colored Fur Hats cottage and otn.
er shapes, with or without feathers. Also q lsrse
VI stock Of elegant Nuts and Fancy Furs, with com
pie assortment Of mems boys, ehlldlen's and infants
Caps Furs put ia order, at H. MONAKQUEs
nj m
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81 stores for Slime French Boots 81 20, usgsllyt
~ and S7-foo,ed 10 order - 50. Patent Leshn
~ Double soles, Caters, Shoes SC. proPor.ionssJ
low Our Boots speak for themselves No putting. Mspf
ing done Ia tho store. LANO HOLLAND
slI lmeof TuThASAt 10 Ann
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I'll FALI FASDIONS.-HAI5l HAIH-Fu'
moleskin ats a. -, equal 10 those sold by othen a.
"a also, elegant dress Hats al - 81 and e. - -
peFior n style and finish 10 those In many places at ~
neat Hats at 81 c. O. March will be pleased h1
friends At this establishment
nf In GEORGE Z. n. BROWN. if5 Canalsl
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IN HATs-FALL FASHION FOR isf7-Lons asd
III short Beaver, Notria- Brush, Cassimsre aoIe'sin
and Silk Hats Also, broad brim Hats At
j. n MONARQUE'S Fashionable Hat.
ns I'm Cap and Fur Warehouse, IN Bowery.
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The Street Commissioner hiss been furnished with
tickets Of admission 20 the working part Il the model ex-
hibed By The unders zned. a. SO broadway % be as
butsd a. his discretion. persons interested IN the
nrnros.d In rr,vrrlrnf. lrsll JOHN RANDkL. il.
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valuable Medicine Wine.

MANUFACTURED from the combined vlrtiiesofI the Sr
Nl sdpariia, Daideo, Wd Cherry, and several Other
Exotic Plants, whose wonderful curative properties are I'll
lIASLEYiS FOREST WINE
Is well known 10 good chemists, that all vegetable sup
stances contain less eleerious properties ~ wei
rs medicinal virtues Those opposite qualities which arc
diused together in every root, plant and BLOSSOM remain
insepaabe in the extracts, obtained by the usual eod
boiling, &c rendering all medicines thus inert
and In many either injurious or altoge.her useless
This In great for the inefciency OF 50
many medicines in curing the diseases which they profess
10 cure.
II is very different with Hasieys FSrest e by means
Of wonderful chemical apparatus, invented ior the express
purpose OF manufacturing this article, The entire virtues 81
The valuable combination Of plants ever discovered y
obtained pure and free from every popey ba those which
man frame This renders the Frest Vine te most excel
lent and truly valuable medicine In the world both for It's
miraculous power of curing well as delightful flavor.
The FJest Wine 10 most distinguished for It's great eff.
cary Ia reue,pink iporma constitutions and curing gene
raj l health proceeding from disorders, complaints
of The soar liner heart and Kidneys, Including cosiire.
mss dyspepsid indigestion loss g appellee and debtd.
led stale Of he System free Of the Forest Wine
stores nvalids Of this class the robust strong and
vigorous health II has also proved useful In restoring in.
vahs from lingering state alter severe attacksof sickness
Price VI per bottle for sale al Hasleys General Depot
Courland a., New York, and by the appointed agents
). r. Callan, only agent, Washington City
O. NJ Linlhcum, only agent, Georgetown,
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Railways Chinese Medicated Soap

DATRoNiZED by thousands Of individuals throughout The
United States and Canadas, giving the most iiatterng
satisfaction all who have used H. Chemists have won.
dered lis mysterious effects and many Of them have
deavoied discover The secret Of its wonderful combna
ton Of ecacous bams and extracts, which render Is so
speedy and ecacious IN The removal OF Pimpes Botches
yellow and unhealthy skins, TO so, smooth fair pure, and
healthy complications For The cure q Chapped FYssh,
Worw, Erysipeias, Ssarry, and Sure Head, RAILWAYS
CHINESE INDICATED SOAP may truly be called All in.
esnble treasure ExcTescences Of the Cucle speed
lily removed and cured cntcuar vessels are Instantly
ceansed all impurities hands neck and face present
d beautiful, clean, sweet, and healthy appearance,
Fbr Sharing, gentlemen will find this Soap great desi.
deNiun, Il produces rich, creamy lather, soens The
board and renders the skin smooth aid plabe FIR Clean
ing Teeth Railways Soap is superior to paste or powder II
makes teeth white and beautiful sweetens the breath,
and protects the gums from scurf AS general Toilet Soup
Is superior French and English Soaps il entirely free
from irritating ingredients 1T Is purely basanic and sooth
Ing to the skin. g
Each cake to be genuine, must be signed r. g. Railway
j.. Il II. G. RAILWAY, 9 Courlandt ST., N. ".
Sold In Washington City by j. r. Callan and NJ Delany
Sold in Georgetown by ., NJ Lfnthcum.
dec 22-cm ~
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John PETTIBONE Is receiving daily his supply OF the
j above article Of various kinds together with the cele
braed BUTLER COAL which he has had the pleasure Of
introducing into this Market and which has been highly
recommended by those who have used IL suitable for Ker
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Clover Hill Coal an excellent article Of Bituminous
LUMP Coal) thought to be equal II superior to the
rious kinds heretofore used In our city.
Orders received at the yard Lenoxs Wharf the
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GENTLEMEN,s aBELoNeINGs"I,i

STEVENS, date Fish g. Co.3 No. BROWNS HOTEL
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IN superior elegance, both In finish shape, and -
style, In BEA YER MOLESkfN, NUTRIA
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CAPS
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INDIAN RBBBER GOODS
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My STOCK Is complete In every department Of GOODS
Of the best quality and newest STYLE always 10 be found
my shelves.
Gentlemen politely invited 10 call.-Goods freely
shown, and prices reasonable STEVENS, -
oct SIT Laie Fish a. Co.
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