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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

F.r.I RAILROAD ACCIDENTs-Last evening
an unknown mao was killed =, West Needham upon the
Worcester Railroad. BY the up steamboat tram lie was
walking upon the track. aud his sitenton was drawn
60 down trsln TO avoid which ne stepped upon NE
other track aud was almost instsnty struck BY the
steamboat train Hewss knocked upon pile Ut bricks
eide of read HIS head was cut and his JAW
badly broken In that no did not speak after toe Hcc
dent though he lived tor nearly half an hour.
The kreo Ners L,fer states that Joseph : lebheis
workman on the rossou and Msieo ksnrosd WAS ALLIED
ON thu, road "Wednesday lssi He the toy OF
frrsht car sDd 10 passing under bridge was knocked
Of snd run over by The train and much hurt that he
died on The following Saturday. His age was 20.
Boston Traveller "a
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unRrIcuLTURIsT

NOR NOvENBER-Inls ~ofs u as'yi.l y ri. n, - ~.
l. -. 49, number Isst plbl-slec q tle IN ui -r1
- ,efu.oe n i edited 81 a J. Downing, VIC =
I'm Lsown 20 - every way capable o. ee.i,l- 80
~. - ,ei5rra su1rl n also. -le numbers y
WIZ Marx IA NEWMAN 4 CO. ls- hrosdwty.
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rI,BE JENNY LIND WALTL-Ihls beautiful W ai1
i j. just published hy = = h 80 g..
AIso-Vaieutine Polk .. -.
All Of Jenny Linds ncS Songs. &c &c. oF ~
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TEXAS

COMMERCIAL kGENCS at GALVESTON.
'HHE UNDERSIGNED viii attcu ~ the Collection On
Notes aud Accounts In the stats Of Texas etectng
Sales u Rea Estate The Purchase Of Produce Receiving
ard Forwarding Of Merchandise, and o. Genera = N
"a ssion Business GEORGE BUTLER
EFFFRrNCEs ~ NsW-YOEK
Nose. Taylor. Esq Hon NV Edmonds, Walter Town
r X Collins. Esq " LANGLEY CO SEND CO
49, Il P.x.or ESk ID lafhrou Misn@rs i Gale
X { Wetmole \ Co q Dudley Co Z yale 4 Go
HAydock, COrlies 4 Putnam, Esq IriPPe'
Co Jas L-rrits L 20 Nnlie \ ptin-NA "a
Assrr. Al n Ptne-st Sew-York OF TN
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VEADLEYs WASHINGTON

. On ~ GE,EKALs. vols Ina y -. .
\ 80 81 To avoid coni1sion he Pso,.s--,s " !,
VII g.S simply % st-ts that mere - u 5-.i..5 a
.,--ou srd l.s Generals. nay f1-s.,,y r.-
-. IL. r-.i t.tle " arlington ana in. 49,
- the American hsVoinron ace '-
lsJ '"ois AZ ssisiKER sCRIBNER, = Park -rg~ srd
DaA-H lf5 Nsszsu-st
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Tax MASSACHUSETTS, REcINgsr-We under
stspd that late copies of the MatAmoras tse received
In this city s,sieuen In regard 10 the CONDUCT
of the Massachusetts R@sim At Mslamofo' which
ip,cste not only the priyscs bet the otcois o. me
Volunteer, In charges Of most disfeputso.e aud dls
graceful character. Gen. Gushing, Col Wngnt sho
Major Abbott ~ we lesrp al involved IN inpn'
tatlons Of sross misconduct The particular charges
ss.lnst these officers are said 10 be IN substance ths
Cen Gushing csused to 10 inhamsnly whipped Al
the cart wheel upon accusation for selling liquor ol
witch be was si,rwsrd proved t. Be iunocent' thai
Col Wrisht had caused 10 DO shot II Monterey,
for fast riding through the streets. he himself oros
Anal Al the time the order issaed and that MAJ
hno,, s,so wss habtus,ed 10 drunkness Boz Traveller
A po.r rrsxr AND THREE MIN DRowskD-
IT,. ..ho,,,sy M.yaower Capt Hopper. irvm Thomas
s.,n hound 10 York River. with an eSus number q
h.ps. Ia be- employ cd Ia cutting ~ooo nss"s Pe' inho
Hampton Roads. eleven OF hef neoos ~ 80, 49,, ~
,oornins IN sail boat come up 10 inc Guy %. 90
no, nr,,ee~asd far when the boa, cspszea " voc no
wh,eh was blowing heavily al tbs uine' sno NJ
me men were drowned via lsssc Aney oi = o..
Me- Jsmss winkepsugh Of Warren, NE, s SUI. ~ -
T.,,eac. of do do The survivors were pieAeo " ~
- ,,,.,dlng yessels aud tho uufort0nste eenps'I
ion. were recovered by dragging aud o.oeso, ~ ~ -
e,,x In the Mayaower. Tor inteFmsat tN'fk ""i- So
euocxisc AND FATAL AcciDs>r-Mr. ueo'se
xvNs one of the Oldest and beet farmers IN 'nis ~
s,ny ON the sks road sboQ, four mics sou'n =. -
.slase met with his death ON Inurscsy e'oHI.s -,
s,..in, shockips manner; He clothes sceio~ntap
-,.h, IN The shnr connected With soe mfo'nius u.
80 xh,eh was 10 operation In HE osfo sno NJ
,vhrled round the shsit several times win srcs -.
90 his head striking the floor with great 'ioenSe -
,svoutlon lie lived about an hour aud car 49, '-'
accident e.;A "A
-. 'i,,s,e6 on D.nA.st IN Csmohdee, owned by MI
~ r. RAYMOND OF ths city, WAS to,sy eSnse 90 %
1890 q. o1shr. Loss between 5000 and soVoo on
mich was insursnce tor 1880. Boston Anss a.
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OffIcf 90 RECEIVER % TAXES, New City Hall, Park
INANES, 1912 Notice Is hereby gwen that the Tax
books Of the present year now open Al this ohce
and thai an ready 70 tie charged on them
persons their taxes previous TO The Ia Of auua
are entitled 10 deduction the amount equal % interest
the rate Of per cent per anun calculated ifom the
day of payment 70 the lot Of February Office hours from
s A Nj % Z NJ. Bankabe money only received
Persons sending full description OF their property
Office will have their bills sent 10 them or they can
hshsd by applying at this office. SMITH DONNlNO,
~. la Receiver Of Taxes
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uNDCRSIIIRTS

TNDERSilRT S- All kinds If ud-r Garments ior sale
I a. a small advance upon coat Al }. = sANAAls
newly established G-ntsncn's furuishug Store 10 VII
hamt directly opposite Old North Dutch ohaoh one door
above FuHon-sf.
can aud examine NJ Sanxzy. fresh stock Of goods and
ark his prices and satisfied, that you viii trade
..,ft, fEt. -. h.rsa ul Wv
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SPARIS BOOT-.-WM. NJ. YOUNG, formerly
No 4 Aun-st but uow the Pans Boot Emporium i
N importing and manuiaciunns the best 49a.ly ~
D other stores for So and 81 do fine calf sowed-ths one
make Tor IS ~ and warranted 10 give Subtraction All xmas
C ood IN ms lips kept constantly on hand and made 10
order In the shortest notice. OF Fulton and Nassau
- ....,..,t,. 49,. ua,.id onice nj Inn
MFINE CALF BOOTS 81 5O-sold IN other
stores for Slime French Boots - 50, usually -
and S7-footed order - 90 Patent Leather
~ Double Soes, Caters, Shoes, &c. proPorronabls
low Our Boots speak for themselves. No pulling Mend
ing done ia the store. LANG iOLLAND'
al 3meod TuThASa 10 AhnsI
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r. .,nrun..-.r, MoRRI. AND HssEx Raj.

~ koAD-b intsy Ar,sns Cement On On
freight train 70 which passenger Is attached, Will
until farther notes leave Morrr.i0wn ~ A. n teen<
al a p ~ Leave New-Yors o'clock 4 N. 4. ".
Leave Newark 10 O'Clock A. "A. +. NJ. Leave Morris
town O'Clock A VI. ? =. NJ
Passeugefs by The morning tram 10 NOrusown i Or
rive there at o'clock where stages viii bs in readiness
10 convey schooleys Mountain, Wshnztgn, Bel
yldere and Easton daily 10 Owego Millpfd, Newton,
stanhope and Succssuny MonSsys Wednrs1lYs ard
Fridays; and 20 ocksway Dover sparta sod Newton %
fuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays each Line rrtul lins
the following days the p NJ train gr NV 1ofs
stage will fiso esye for Baking Ridge oyeIy evening
0 the arrival u the Il M0rnstOWn.
by line recently established stage leaves forrsiown
for tho Delaware Water Gap and Stfoudburs ia sianope
J0hnpnburg, Columbia and BsirstOen, every Tuesday
Thursday ard Saturday the arrival Of the A u tram
fom N Y Returning on the alternate days TIE sia.9
leaves sfogisbury A. A. II ~ meet ne = 81 cars ron
MOnIstOvn.
Passengers 20 through and from jersey City without
changing On leaving the city, passengers viii de-
post their baggage 10 the AZ the foot Of 'cfands
where agsrt viii be in attendance % receive o.
All packages bundles u-t be catered tie way bali,
or the company viii not hold fhemselVes responsible
Frei .ht viii be forwarded immediately 10 MOrrstonn
from Albany Basin by stephens COndts Daily Trans
porta,ion line 20 Newark. from the Transporafon
Ofics Of the J. X. X Transportation Company, foot
Of Libcry-st ln3l IRA DODD, supenntsndsnt
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pr,Iii.BLE PROPERT'

Es. IN ale OF 10 etThs tvo-story stic ana
- brck house as South-st " ilhamseaf .n VITO
Lila r,,rhe nantes and mahogany doofs, via f'l'
fsrpIfsre on the hrsf door, 9aro, well s.oe,s VIZ
Sr,hs sr,pe vines all fo,sers great fafrfY A. ,l-
kiuas Terms elsy. ana ute mus iAi-'.t' te''''''
mined i.fslv For rarticnI srs arrly .o . - =.
- W J. L TAPSCOEr. p >outh-si. y ,.
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p So t'"sr I'D I5t on re lfh siie Of Wt-fen-tt
III se.,reea Church sad Broadway the ef - eef il
10 - fe.t6 inches. ward hintsomelY ad et q. ,n TAO
ie,h -N- Aucioreer Bioad-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

LATER FROM THs SALT LAKs-M0Tm0H Lieu
lion Al We Yesterday saw spersOn direct from COun-
ell Buhs who stats that on the dsy hs lett runner
came IN. who was ssnt on In advance by the Mormon
"Tvelyer who were on the route back from the salt
Lake They sent a small party to the Bluffs twenty
DAYS In advance OF main returning party la order 70
have fresh teams provisions &c sent 70 meet tnem az
,hov aid moi intend TO burden themselves with full
outdt back Our informant states that the Mormsns have
located their grand gathering place about hall way be-
tween the Utah and Salt Lake la California on stream
which connects two waters The distance between
III. two lakes IL about sixty miless fertile valley *
tending whole distance of several miles In breadth
There they have laid out city, aud commenced max
ina improvements They Ia the mdst OF the BLACK
feet Utah Crow tribes OF Indians who sro said ~ be
pescoable and favor this settlement
The main body of ernersiing Mormons which started
from the Rlus 10 June last had advanced about two
hundred mes yOnd the South Pass 10y the latter END
of July aud were passed at Green River at that time
They had got without difficulty 10 that point nno
were pushing on 20 their new location.
ST Louis Rep. 9Th
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REAL ESTATE.

a. TO LET-BARrETT-s HOTEL. IN mar.J".
Ii a. IS s. 81, gem sowLEY. 70 S,..,s,,
- TO LfT-A sentierasa Z defiTous % ist PAT %
e. nrsty rsodern finished wsfr bsths rsrses Ae A.
NJ housS, 20 sr.ll family ~ho ~oald = ~it.nt -
i.rs .lr Reasonable comp rrsaon hirsei ana "a N.Y.
r.,.finr of ~ifc four children ard servani Tue -
b. .n pleasant srd luiei neishoofnoQd ~ ~. Z
-ssr,.sef q e. Trb1ne chce. VII p ticndra 2. - -i
- a,o ITT-The 5usilns pafs OF a neat tar-s-siory
Il f-ck house, sirusfsd On lie ~esi sle 81 SAT- ave
IL rse near Twenty foorth.f Inc .iofr -
- 500 i a Nth I'll modem Improvements Rent loN
A. !. 80 tsnant Appg 10 fclrs etlfe'ant' p, en-
q or 70 A 2. sssfe'ani, corner o. twenty io.'' ~
Also neat house for sale or e 'Iehaas'i''
'. ~, il arm APERE sruRrEvANr Is Isa.s.,
- TO LET-For driiI nom, " ODD ss.lovs LosEs
- on a nom Is by e., ire best 'octtei go te..
,.sl ii'S room e BssHlSsrEb - ssosd~sy. 81 .ia
ar. TO LErFrOm .hs srst q Noysmss. n "a. ,s
e spiendia icur story house - Seil.,i,s ~ ~
- ssii.nS ANY 70 hDoN SMITH A5ual,fr,.
In Of J. Hunts estate on ths premises % u
81 At PRIVATE >aLE-ree s..a,se,,s . ,',o.y
e bnek house snq ~, R.S a.. ~, Is f.sf. is
~ 81 fs.t6 inches. ward htntsoueY lad eit ~ n TAO
sid.r For particulars 'fply 10 ,o sisEI ELS 80
~ w ~ . -
-. Ar PRIVATE stLE-F0ur valuable loi' o
p I'D slr1sfed the north est corner 90 Second
NJ svenue and Twenty-scconos - beng = lest inSn
On second-ayeuue hy 200 feet On A~enil sr-'er ~"
ANTHONY bLbht MN "
o2s w ?. ESQ :.
e. TO CAPITALI~T-.-At private ale, saluae.s
~ - NnHroyirs property ia Greenwich avenue con-
NJ snr of two threesi1ry brick houses 80 iols ~
niece oil srnuud 10 Ano. o. .dioniIs ne apoNe s-
- Ard Of irr-gplsr depth vii be sold 'oN rAF. o 7
r,,rsv III Az remain on bond ard mofteife Apply - -
COS. corner Greenwich avenue and Anosst % m
&C. pE.IRABLEP PROPERTY IN va i1a,, lfsa
X. ~ ale OF ID ietThs tvu-story ATTIC enH neNA+
- brtcs house gi South-st " lamseafsn VITO "a.-f
cellar, MAJ BE nantes ant nehogsny doofs Nltn A'
ffrrfare on the hrsf h'ori a1dt wei rtoeN, VIZ
.hrhs crane vines ali fossers in great fai'r1 -e
ktnas Terms essy. and title intis'.tlor. tes''f''-'
/ mined .fslv For rartical srs apply .1 =, =.
"a W a }. I TAPSCOff p sonih'i y. =.
&c. At PRIVATE ~AIE-rhe valuable roiy
fs brrk h1uss and ease OF Doc y Clinton ptfe - N
~ = between Ei0h.sfcnue and jniveri} pace sc
orbsnse :. by 10 feet finished BOZ tAc best mah ..,
nr fifteen rooms beside Kitchen Crcton wsef 'iih '.'
,.ffer closet &c Size f lot > hy % iet' l e,
ss.,n ri,neaisfely NJ desired For particulars afI 70
ANTHONY }. BLEECkkk Ancii, meet.
- FOR -tIE.-A valuable farm ~ 100 acfes - o.
Ssj r. In wood lt Railway n 3. one mile rom gre tN
: u&-r,,s denat apple orchard and other fruits 5000
house and build ngs viii BE- sold on etsN terms Al
piv 10 ID VAIL. - Cortland 81 y l. u ON ne naeei,r
! personally or BY letter % , '"''''""
| m 5tMrhSM'
90 FOR SALE CHEAP, t5p acfes OF l,,a si.s a.es
81 within .,so miles OF he lases oi rot Nish1 ann
>A~ kNr,ff Indiana 40 person lr1liNls N. t
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SourH AFRICA MIR. Lewis Grant has written
letter slviDg IN account Of Tho land journey oi himself
and hr Grant 10 the station Of hr a. Trout In SCUM
Afric. They travelled Ia on wagon, "a IL tho custom
In mat country without being troubled 10 Inquire con
earning Railroad routes times Of starting or inc r.
spec,ive merits Of hotels the way The rivers we're
much swollen and considerable difficulty, ~ well ss
danger wss experienced In crossing them To add 70
their discomfort ths rain poured In torrents MI u
deserfbes the country fertile In soil and beautiful In
scenery the lsDgusge remarkably philosophical sno
euphouiOus aud worthy 10 rank with the Oreek NJ
peops arc morally degraded, 10 the lowest point oil nu
mainly. 80.
Polyesmy 10 practiced by all the wives being bought
In exchange for cstt. sometimes on trust-the woman
working for her husband III she hes earned her own
price A poor man will buy an old woman or WIDOW"
and with her labor raise tho 20 buy more ssr
able wife when the old i turned IN 10 perform
the same service Tor another die OF neglect Parents
value their daughters number OF cattle they are
likely 10 receive Ia exchange for thom Yet there en-
In the manifest desire Of tbs people Tor I'm
movement During bs last year 10000 bushels Oi corn
were cent Of and sold from district OF eight ny Ten
p,i.s-au amount unknown before. The people srt
anxious to learn aud large and respectful c0ngr-ss
tons assemble to hear the Gospel preached many OF
the men and even some women coming eight or Ten
mile. 20 the Mission. House Many young men are max
Ing conmendsbs efforts 10 learn sitting up at nsht 10
read by dim rush light
On The fourth of June two German missionaries ar
lived ON the Cape Coast having been sent out BY the
German Missionary Society instructed 10 settle Ia the
p.lshborhood OF River Danger One of them died In =
few DAYS Of the fever the other had been quite sick
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ny ORDER Of The Hon John w Edmonds Circst
ID Judge OF the first Circuit notice 1. hereby given, pn
uanl the provisions Of Tho statute authorizing auach
neuts AGAINST sbsconding concealed, and nonresident
debtors attachment has Issued agans ne es's. o
WILLARD ROBINSON. ANN ROBINSON, FRANCIS
ROBINSON aud JAMES Is. ROBINSON, residents OF
Aurboro Masschusetts or elsewhere out OF this sale
and that the will be s0h for the payment OF iho
according TO law within nine months from the tfsI publ
cation Of his notice and that The payment of any debts
due them by residents Of this STATE, rnd me delivery 10
them or for their ute OF any property within this State be-
gns 10 them and the transfer OF any ouch properly 0y
hem are forbidden by law and void Dated NE 7th
day II June, l8f7. sASNAf,
Attorney for Attaching Creditor, No. Wsll'sueet
tgI f.r In New-YOfk
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NORTH RIVER

IslshERIEs.-lhe American Net and vine Manlise-
tarns Company are now prepared 20 furnish tie tsh
in. companies hshing for shad ana herring on the MOTH
RIVER with superior nets snd selnes, Anti ~ band ASIDE
to order al lactorv prices AID completed Tor Per
sons wistlus O. know the prices VII please scnd me
cnsth deuh SIZE Of aud of mesh wanted ana
with FIices &c.
Al orders fulfilled and delivered soon aiiel the tfst
Of FEB as may b. wanted WILLIAM sIONE, Agent
% 6tDxs.sW IL Commercia-st Boston
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ruRANK,s HYDRAULICS.
rrU MuGIC

rruv pfrRLTCATfoS Of The first number Of TINS "of
d.fefred until Saturday the 10Th ms Oilsis li -
- s to any Or te booksellers The whole "oiH VIII %
1,-.i.,eS III numbers q. - cents number. %
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DECENTRALIZATION.

Kr-T pr-HfIsUFD new wolk entitled Ns'ufaiifation
j. tl'sns. or The Aliens Guide % Ctzensil P, lia
cp Manual: containing sketch Of the Laws wth oifcc
80 ~ rr-os III rracee3ings for the natural zston Of
49,, BE- 81. iruifed sfsfes: with Notes ara an pfendiN
a. c;sorse " Scot Counsel .or s Law FOR ale ~
y - BILL GOULD. l58 Nsssau-s..
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yALUABLE PROPERTY.

<~. THE SUBSCRIBERS Will lease from one to Yen
~. years on favorable terms their factory, aye huuse
A aud oth~y build ugs connected herewith situated IN
Nllve In he tow. OF Blackstone and directly on The
Providence and Worcester Railroad
Said mill and machueiy are ge~, having been IN opeiA
,ieu hut one wear 4 IN. mill now Ia operation
twelve sets Of cards arid about eighty cashmere looms
calculated for plain AID fancy work IL Is, a. fesAfds pa
cation auaity Of msehjhery aud permanepey oi water
power tho beet estabi;nent for making psin rni nancy
c.s.ner., In this county The wat-r-powe WARRANTED
never fail Any reasonable alteration when th7 ssseo
may desire, will be- made.
The subscribers will also lease same conditions and
with same warranty u wstsrp0wer one OF ths factories
A. Waterford situated the Providence and worcester
Railroad containing four Of cards aud twenty fancy
looms The mill snc machinery are IN the most p'tsei
W A. d. u. FARNuM.
Waterford, Mass. Oct -, l8i7. NJ 2wDltSN AAN
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-rINE GALE ROOTS ~ so
CHIMNEY SWEEPING.
OHNsON. Chimney sweeper, can be found at 30 ldber
IN 81 one door from Broadway. NJ 81

y y-st. door iioui Broadway NJ 81
S,TON n VARNI~H-By which Oh stoves, pipes and
- ate. may be kept with beautiful polish as coach
body with two applications year sold only Al u Coit
l.nd-st EAST INDIAN HAIR DYE, warranted 10 color
DARK brown black and not stain The skn or
iniure the hair. Or MCNAIKS ACOt SIlC OIL for the
cu OF deafue.s "a mas cured deafness Of 10, rs
10 so yeals' standing DALLEN'S aud tONNELS GEN
UlNF MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, az the only de-
not n Cortland-st Also HAlS's LlNlMENr, warrant.
Cd 70 cure any case Of Piles. BALM OF COLUMBIA
liz only article Of value for the hair olt I'm
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MOUNT PROSPECT BOARDING SCHOOL
WEST BLOOMFIELD, =. 3.
THE WINTER SESSION Of tbs Institution VIII
1 commence the first Monday IN November. Terms
oif 4y.- r WARREN HOLT, Principal
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Dy ORDERS the Hon. John Rowley County Judge
Dol Duchess notice i hereby gwen that an aiachnen NJ
h. issued against the estate Of JAMES LAWSON late Of
the town Of Armenia IN the County Of Dutchess an ab
scoudnz debtor. due proof made 20 the SAID county
udre pursuant the directions OF the statute concern
ing attachments against Ascending concealed or non
reside debt0saud that the same viii be sold Tor the
navept debts unless IN. SAID james Lawson appear
and discharge such attachment according % Jaw withn
three months from the first publication Of ih notice And
b.t the payment OF any debts and the delivery Of any
property belonging the said debtor 20 him or for hts use
and the transfer Of any property BY bin for any purpose
whatever forbidden BY law and vod-Dated foush
keepsie the 27th day Of September, l8f7. -.
NARlCk ELDRlDGE,
Aftoruev- Tor Attaching Creditors.
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DFACH-ORCHARD COAIs-Now dischsrging
Il tom BARGE NOM ME,sl, 100 tons stone
BARGE SWALLOW, % tons Broken
BARGE HARRISON, no tons Eggi
SCHOONER FAIR WEATHER. ~ tons Nut
For sale .ow from vessel Apply -
+ STOKES DlCKERSON, l07 Anthony g.
II n near Broadway.
COAL.-l00 toas hTst saslty Llyerpoo,L, 1oa, Ane
l - III. Nv JOSEPH McMURRAY.
- corner OF Pine and south sts
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CYRUS w. FIELD 4 co.

COMMISSION FAFEh WAHthUIHhl
No Buriiug-sin. NeW-lofk.
Tie Hrielt NIrto Prict Pad. ~ Cas-, for
Ra-s. Grass Rope. Rope C.tilhts'
Canvas Iarfed Rope, Cotton Nastt'
Hagsiug. Hemp Rope, funny hA--iNt.
And o. cher kinds uf pape makers stock Of their Rag
Warehouse. 10 Plsft-st New-Aork. NJ ~
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CORPORATION NOTICES

[fDHBOfAIiON NJ unitN h"-t~N - "NtN
" by given the owners, occupant or oecu-
pants OF al houses and lots improved or unimPfoFra
Isnds Affected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed by the Assessors and are lodged IN
tie Street Ohce for examination y az
per.on'. Interested For building sewer IN Med
en- ane from the East River 70 Broadway me units
embraced by such assessments include ali the several
house. and lots OF ground vacant lots pieces and ps
oil and situate both sides Of Nadenane between tne
Fast yer aud Broadway also on the nornefly slde on
pine between Front and Nassau Streets also on poth
.des Of Cedarsreet between Pessireet and Broadway
so on both sides OF Liberty street, from Broadway 20 ne
intersection Of Maidenlane; also on both sides OF ra
between William aud Gold streets also on both SIDES OF
Fletcher between Pearl and South streets also on lhs
,e.err sde Of South street between Maden-lane and
Bunssp; also on both sides Of trontstfeet between
Dep.y.er.sreet aud Burlingsp, also on both sides OF
Nstsr.treet between Pinestreet and burlingspi also
on both sides Of Pearstreet between Pins and retcher
r.ets also on both sides Of Gold street between
ane and John-street; also on both sides Of Nlnah Alu
Nassau streets between Pine and John streets ais" on
hoh sides Of Little Green, between LioelfJstfeet in
Maidenane also the easterly side VI Broadway De
eep Pine and John streets All persons whose interests
are Affected by the above med assessments. ana VINO are
opposed % the Either OF them are ieqeeslr 70
resent their objections, ia Writing to the Al
ne Street Commandments OHce within thirty DAYS TON
the date of this notice MARTIN p THOMPSONf
street Commssi0ner, and Cha unau Of ne Assessors
Gtr..f C0a.r4f..inn-~fs Office. Oct y. ll7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

ssnn CHALLE>GE-Notce 10 gentlemen who
,N.)OVwaut their old clothes 10 look like new call a.
NE Tailoring. Dying, Cleaning and Repairing Establish
rent o. 0olds where you gei al pitch, tar
Glue aud pan extracted without sons the cloth, al the
shottest orce and on the most reasonable terms By
j. = NOAH, 10 God-st doors from beekmen'.l
,.aarips spn.reI % lon
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r-, CnEAP TOwING.-For he accom-.

sJs5', - mediation and convenience Of al who may
want steamboat for Transporting shipping
other vessels In aud about the port OF hew-foIk Or
taking and bringing vessels 20 and from sea new Inc oi
Steam Tow BOat has been got, 81 different mower sua
prices as suit all classes Of vessels ana VI do such
work az cheap and well any other boaig Ohes 10
nj lx. THOMAS BHlLBY. Agent