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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
~. Ccxz1<xzfsznC- rHHUl1H IN a. HOtns
~ sgkoM NETWORK TO f,If.

'F''in r,t'
- pFkOM NETWORK TO flITs
BURGH .sD WHEELING via rbs
deiph's, Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, Cunberene, NJ
gee houi- - fttsburgh, Wheeling. Cincinnsu and 81
so1,h sna West Pssssngsn going directly thrcushH
Leave So--Yors. TO-, Of Liberty sl daily ns,r.nr
Leave PhlisesPhis corner Of Elsy-osh and sss''
Arrive IA Baltimore n6An
leave Baltimore 81 u A. n. ~ ~ Baltimore and w
r.. rlal.
And sT0ge A. Cumberland s5PA
Leave c1mocflslc <lo 2. n. By Sagoaa hOss sri co.
ln.sns stage Lises, snd snys 10 Pssbssgho "hs>S@
PASSENGER. for riisburga taas lbe splensA res -,
nodern-b It Steamboats, At 6foSrsvilr aud t1sfebJ ~
oolY "a miles " sexing or ths whole route.
regularly and ssseDgers forwarded witsOsl ceJ"
cncinna. sld al 0ther Dofss 10 he south sn1 wesl
sOksIsc Lfsr
serord Mai. caves New-York - A. NJ daily for ne
deiphsL
Leave. Phil.d-ip.Is, Sundays excepted. s2iPny
steamboat from Docsst wharf for Bslsi1ore, and ~
by RsiIosd. .
Leaves Baltimore every morning at H. A. sb0vs~
Cumberland. -.
FOR lhroagnIekels BY ihs rouis, apply 10 Phnsdsfss
stthe RAllrosc Otce OF and El-se1s -
IS South Taifd-sl board steamboat Dock 81 rS
rafe threage from rhsdslphis 70 Pi.isbvrxs 81; ,
Wheeling s!3, With the privilege OF atop ping ~ Bsl~<
and rcsouins e.au Al pleasure
Tor farther Information sPpY,o 40.
At Adams Cos Express Once, IS Wsll-sl Al An
or g Broadway cor. sotrissL
fos eALrf~oRE.
~ o. TIE NAL Lines from Philadelphia 10 a. a..
cxve the D4pLt corner Of fl~venIh and Hsrkct ~.
tsys excepted. ats A. by Railroad "a P. NJ by ~"
boat and 10 r daily ~ Railroad. ..s-,.
- Psssengsts are esaoosd sgsirsi porehsss. oar
porting 10 20 b. nc sbovemcusor-d Lines, % % ~
ss.sorissc " sc .ese.s Nc no4-f0rs .0f bose L:S
DAu !. l. skShhEx, Agsai iof hsi -
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pubic notice Is here
y By gyeu % the owner or owners occupant or oceu
r,p,. III Al. houses and lots, proved unlmproFed
i,nd, Affected thereby that the following assessments
have been com peed BY the Assessors and are lodged i
~ Stre-t Comr-ssioners Ofce for examination by at
persons Interested via For building sewer 10 DlFsf-
street from the East River Msdsonsireet Tue limits
embraced hv such irclude All the several
bos.. snd lots of ground lots pieces and parcels
on land situate on Both sides of Oh'erfeet, between the
Fs.t River and Eat Broadway Also, on the westerly
-. ~ Sorth street JsmessP lud Csth.rin-
..reet Also on both sides Of Water, Chfry, Oak and
Madison streets between James and Cthfune streets
Also on bo.h rides % Henry between Oliver aud Catha-
me .trel.. Also 90 the sstery side Of tst Broadway,
b-tweentO.iyer aud Catharine streets.
An re.oo. whose Interests are Affected ~ the above
named ressments and who opposed O. the same OF
either Of them are requested 20 present their otecons
m writing 90 The underlined A the street Commission
80 Oce within thirty days from the date OF 90 notice
MARTIN T. THOMPSON, Street Comm ssi0ner
and Chairman Of the Assessors
CT Co,,.rf.sioner. Office Nov l8. le47.
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MARTIN Z. THOMPSON street CommissioneF
and CHARM Of the Assessors
s.-... l.r..n. s...rer,s ntscr- 81 4 II. I.l1 MI

CORPORATION OTICE.-Pubien notice here-
- by giyen o. the owners, occupant or cccl
pants oil al houses and lots, improved or unmproFea
ands Affected thereby that the oown .ssessenis nave
been completed by the Assessors and are lodged m the
Street CommssiOnsTs Ohcs for examination y All per
sons Interested VIZ. For building sewer 10 rutynsL
from the Eas river lie northwe-tery Inc OF NisseaL
Tn. limits embraced By such Assessment Include All me
several houses aad lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and
psrcs of and situate both sides Of ruon-strce from
The East yer Broadway also, on the westerly soc OF
Front beween uton and Bsekman SIS also On oon sdes
OF Water between Fulton and Beekman sts also On ootn
sides Of Pearl between John and Ferry ss also on both
AIDE. Of CH between John and Beekman st asoon ootn
sdes Of Rydsrs Alley also on the westerly sde Of Gold
between John aud Fulton sta also on both SIDES Of VII.
liam between John and Ann sta also on both sides OF
Dutch between John and Fulton ss also on the souhefy
side OF Ann between WllAm-st and Roadway also on
both sides Of Beekman-st between CHI snd water 50
also on both sides OF SAsags between Fulton and Ann
All persons whose interests are Affected oy the are-
named asfes.meufs and who opposed 70 ae SANE, or
either Of them requested % present thef opecons
In writing the uudefs gnec, ~ the street Commission
A., Oce within thirty day. from the date Of this notice
MARTIN L. THOMPSON, Street Commandment
and Chairman Of the Assessors
Street Conris,ioners Oifee, Nov. ,, 1871 AZ
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ASSAULT WIN ksIYE.-OIicer Taylor took
into custody last bsnt John Grass On charge 81 com
it,Ipx an sss.nif upon John Perry ana William Cullen
WIN knife, for which be was Locked up 70 sn'~ei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

r~-S = MORNING LINZ 81 sef-n ocios
se1amra<-sof Aissny slc Troy. al ins-rur
dlais laltnss.-Bfeskfasi 40 dilnsi -
s,s,4 ~ boat III i0s pressure steamboat tkOi
Cart A Gorhan. vii leave NJ STEAMBOAT PER foos o.
8.rri.v-si 90 aoadsgs, Wednesdays Ard ffltsya 81
,ev~- . c .ock-r-turlirz o1 tle ~ positr days
w. ,t..mboai NIAGARA Capt Kellogg. leaves russ.
day Thursday sad saturday Al 0eioes' eafn'ns o'fo-
site deys - .,...,, ,t.-~~
FROM ne focg II COn'ar'-sl
P.asengers issl1g ths boat VII STRIVE n WE p s'.
he n0ru1g wan n cara from Troy val % nnnho il1
nor, 10 Wnitets ~ sri Lske ChsrpialD.
IRE steamboat EA PfRf Capt. K. o. Macy, 90 Eaests'
rhnrsdsy and S.llftsy. ste 0'clocE, Z. N
r.. .,-.rboss COLUMBIA, % Aooiay, Wecr-sisI
ard Ph4ss Al o'ciocs, P. ".
gor passage fr-Eh sqnly on Dcsrd NJ Doe. % =
3 HALL. 81 gh- ofhcr % ne ~ntu ~
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PREMIUM PrANoFoRTEs

Mr. JAMES PRISON, IS Wsiksr-.t re-
u zjspectfully invites the public % visit his
II ~ II n rooms aud inspect the piano which lately
Jreceigec the premium Of al o.d medal, and
.rEe soct u other Instruments equally well nnshsc
Many years experience with every facility for executing
orders enables bin % ot-r be pianos with great conf
celce and upcn the most Accommodating terms. Old In
struments received a. fair valuation exchange for
Igniog and repairilg promptly attended 70. nil @
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

Ns-IADIE-', MISSES and Children's black
E43Uh.ts AID pearl c00rsd Fsr Hats cottage and 9th
* shapes, ~irh o. without feathers Also larEe
Va stock u elegant Mus and Fancy f1fs, With com
pie = Of meas bcys chldr.ns and infants
Caps Fars pot IN order, a. II. AONAhLLES
tsshionabis Hsf Cap and FUR Warehouse - boTery.
60 IN
eU HATs-FALL FASHION FOR lsf7.-Louf and
Iik short Beaver. Sutria Brush, Cashmere Molsskin
and Six Hsrs. Also, broad Drin Hats :.
} Il. MONARCH - + 4shion4ble Hal
IN Cap aud Fur Warehouse, % B0wery.
IN FALL FAsHIONs.-HATs, HATs.-Pars
A mo.eskr Hs-s - equal those sod By othsrs
- also, elegant cr-ss Has a. - 81 and g IS
pesor IN style AID tuish y those 10 many places -
neal HsLs ~ - {. y A1reh ~ii Be ple.Ssd 70 h.s
friends a. th.s establishment
M In GEORGE P. h. BROWN. rs Csnsl-st-
RPARIs BOOT-.-WM " YOUNG formerly
Ne Anr-sr but the Paris Boot I'm poriun, IL
importing snd manufacturing the best quality Of
-. French Calf Boots for - So equal the best sold
IL other Tor g. and e.; % fine calf sowsd-ths
make for - 81 and warranted 70 give Satisfaction All kinds
q GOODS n MS line kept constantly hand and made
order the shortest notice u Fulton and Nassau
opposite the Herald Once nj I'm
- FINE CALI BOOTS 50 5O-sod 10 other
stores for s5.-Fine French Boots - So usually =
add >7-foot-d 20 order - 81. Patent Leather
~ Double -oe-- Caters. Shoes. Lc rroporrionabF
log Oar Boots sqe * i-r themselves 10 rufink Mad
ins done N the store. L.ANGh HOLLAND
81 Jlsoe luIhkSs u Anas,.
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Uni-s >'si-s ssL 70
30. -. ',is'' ''ii's '1s .'e e LOCO i' =
- ilatsIi.su 1sga LGns -
ksEss<sssss : -. a.. a.,..i 80. -. q,
pyKsILr .oa kBODEIsLsSD 'At
IT, 80 .ieair.sf L. tArDfhBulr C.gi Ttsr.s ...
RHODE ISLAND. SsFt f.stef. ".. faa floegf' b,
a. g0..oa az fss7.asrc- iA'.r3.s .rag.. Nss-f-i
ssly sunday, f.,' f.-t. isfa ~ 10 M. klv-'
M. .rr.g.l fls- 1s.i frsil ffoss sosur
tasss stesusrs A. lrsl Ft-ref 10 srs-i % .e.fss
coalfoft asrns 80, = -, Il. 80 60 te''e-'F d.
private foofas iof '<ni.ies 40 lsf..es
90 ,s-.il-rs osios'ff by a. ros -r2-rr-r>
sen "a ~ shorten 49, yss-sge 1e.er~~n hss.l.
a. s.snu from 0ut sd haf g. NO to.fs. hrfs,, Z.
usilg .nps iir8s ~ al iAe los o-rni1s h'- as-
Y0rt. IN. s9s.t I'D ~-' a. 81 ne .t-' N,- &c.,
r. n. {. ySSDEssiLT ~ni l-sve Hs--Yors-r
a. s,5e.re,5a asnt,y. .ysse-.lry I'D Flas,
re RHODEtsL,ND ~iliasrs hea-f,f. -s'-'sf
Hei'rs1sy s-1 'ritly.
Psssess-rs On i-e arrival q te sirsaa-I. a. -.
lrzrn nrs-ef1 irrr. st-iJ ir - - tra "- ittaN lf
- 7-oyli-uco art r0'i5a = l'e. srsl, ~ .sr.-. {.
5r.rs Dee ..~Smer anc irsY- il 80 Aoeer.l - Al
sEsr A y tich ccrrccts ~ ffsfnen-r ~t- 20 Z" A.
A n rs'a '1r b.'ta5 80 asst 80 = -. - 49,
az ra.ssi - az lhl rculrs ~ oysi - li e. f
10 Ssrh Rive. ~ go ssiisiJ 2.,oe.
xg. AFEofLs', - ~ =. -. ~; a
-->s>s<s'ss rsciris ocIocs p A. @ m, - s,et go.
Cortland - Ln--tT "a tls-isHos. ioAAN ~" rs
rsrl iFn ~ Pa ufl ielre 81 hJ-iAf, ""e1''laf
a vr.lrs Gr-rl1. AZ y-.r. a
st-.--ro.f WssnRik HUDSON Cs.- = o cfia-1.
- vail i-s~- ou f--slly, fl-rsdsg tl1 sit-fs1 ere
~-., Tr-srs f,r srtcr~c.stg. s.,t'n. ,is s,-aigs,
snrir.. sil -f1n % tlIcws esse sltlf ~ - ~ a.
SIP v except sustsvt ftfstntrt I'll &c - -
~ = ~ nd convfFicri route
A. 3 of..oct p N-i,nli1s s, iE' ..l...s, $50
from he fo0. o. ssrclsy-si srsin.csi eNN. LAre
60 y Oyrba.h sill cave 60 Aondsy, Nct1scsl
sr,lsv I'D ysi14sv sferlOCrf - 3 y.cIocs.
stesmbosl SOUTH AMERICA taPL I. =. hl.e -
clorr - ~. o..
re Afovs hssls VI A. a. tr.et .fflrr ln N,acy
Ar : f.ns FOR tse Aorrlrg Cars for 1e hssi o. Nes
FrsgAl taken a. mQde-a,e fa.-s al ao'S '.Aen e'-f
5ciock. 2. ~. 80, . ID, .
Ire v1irn1lA srer order roa re ca lsiff N ASts
For csssak- frc ght srpy On r1er1 80 c"ss % -
& RcHfff-I a. he of-s Or ne whsTi olf
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-, PATTERSON RAILROAD

-, . . - PATERcON KAILKOAD-
80 S.;=s---fsssvw inter Arrange cement. To conmss''
Friday. October J, l331. Leave
PAIESsOS DEPoT. EgW-iozk
o'clock A NJ "a O'Clock A ~.
M o'clock A. NJ ia O'Clock, 2
o'clock p * o'clock, ".
Leaves Paterson Depot Al Sew-York AZ
o'clock, A. VI. "a O'clock. 4 81.
O'clock, L. NJ " O'clock =. ~
Passengers are advised BE- Al the Ferry fe- MINT"
before the hour Of starting o.
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Lat Of Letter. Remaining in the y. Y. PO.t once,
Saturday, November 20, lS41:

~ P,s.s s.en;oa "a, DsTr Of ~ LIT - eseA ~ q
S-.,,..S LADIES' LIST.
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nGzc-P FORTE MANUFACTO
f(1zgz1S tG, l52 FutoB-st east side Broadway
IAn entirely article, warranted sdpe
- y nor Ia tone and 10 keep tune much lon
than any IN made vfh peculiar harp frame
oOyeting the objection % metallic pet14ss srtten
guaranty viii be gwen With each instrument, and when
any doubt 70 hsir quality "a expressed the payment
mar Be vitthel1 usttl such doubts are removed
BENNETT 4 ROGERS
.si4r isz salion-st .sss side Rrosduay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

f0 FARM FOR sALE.-A handsome farm Of shout
~ 20 under high state Of cultivation, good
double house, excellent cellar under the whole
barns and other necessary outtuidnzs, excellent well
Of a. the door, and cisen 81 81 hhds with forcing
pump SC bathing-room with hot and cold water in the
second story
The situation s high and very healthy. The house i
surrounded by ~elgr0Wn ornamental forest trees and
shrubbery fruit great variety snd abundance, In
GLIDING large appe-0rchard Of grated fruit pears
peaches cherries pums, &c. large garden well stocked
with small fruits, hundred Isabella grape vines In full
bearing 90 wire trellls
The place i very nice one and every wsy desirable
II s ess than miles from the Railroad Depot Rah
way, " from which place the saye eight times
day for York, making the trip 20 Jersey City an hour
The stock tools sad farming utensils AT be had with
the place, and immedi ate possession be given.
Apply 10 JOSEPH d. sHOTWELL the premises !,
70 HENRY K SHOTWELL. atRshway. or 10
rs imeod ALLEN MEYSEN. = Broad 81 v. T.,
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6. FOR sALE-A country sea-, .i,u.isa o. the s s,,

g. FOR sAIE-A country sea-, sltusted OF the YES
haa q ss H9so7 k' s5s .ei.i sss .a s
standing plot Of and oi about aefe', % Nnisa
& 4. . ...,..,,- i. ,-r.urr..sef for besu;v and
s.abrty commanding magnificent view ENJOYING puie
1usin air ard beng 10 constant conan ~
The ~ OF Newly ork ave pecuisr dvinisxes iqf
oun-y res teuce or Summer boarding house Inquire OF
ns JOHN J. Brown CO ~. Fston-st
a. DESIRABLE PROPERTY l.isnasbaTsa
~ brick house S. Sout1-s Wilhamsburgh with under
cellar. marble nantes ard mahogany doors wit1 Pated
shrubs grape vines aud fowes great variety snd choice
kinds. Terms easy, and ute indisf utA0s POSSESSION
H o So W 4 J. 7 TGPsc0fT Is south-st. NY.
81. AT PRIVATE -ALE.-One l0t Of ground on
r.. he north SIDE OF rWenty-fourh - US feet Nest ~
- Sixth svsnue-..re Of ot = ey.l9s ,set 49,. oas
loo of ground the south SIDE of Thirty nhs between
Ninth and Teeth avenues Size Of ot 3 BY = in Foi
nis w. FA.'J BLEEcKER. Auetioneer7 Bro.d..t.
80 AT PRRIy1TE -AIE-Two rev three. iofy
go brick houses and lfs In fee south SIDE or Twenty
~ mn r. isl feet east Of secoud-avsuue. sIe q
xrsfe, &C. &C size Of ots p b % tset ioese. For
particulars apply % ANTHONY ) BLEsf mn.
- CHURCH FOR sALE.-rhe Choysh Of he
It Redemption smstsd in sixth - near the Ihird A.
- enas on tro lots OF 50tlo0 substsuta brick build
ing furnished ana re.dy for Immediate occupation For
.nth q or II G ADAMS, IS wall-st nf2 W.
81 At PRIVATE -west.s-rhe three
Il story And JOG Tee 1ts est-st ne sec
~ ord So from Amos The y feet inches ~
feet lot = inches By 81 feet Part Of ne purchase
money can remain on bond ard mortgage Apply TO-
NJ w BLEECkER- AuctioneeI. brosd-.
at PRIVATE SAIF-The three story brick
10 build ns known the Jefferson Hal AID the ot %
- the u1rfhe corner of Hudson and Charles 50 One-
half Of he purehass mone can remain on oona ana mort
ssse and the remainder 10 lots uptown For fAiher par
tcul,rs apply -
- AT PRIVATE -ALB-The three-story brick
IL. house aud Dot in fee IN Spunxst- sire Of house
- ID bv 90 OF lot ~ by 100 feet For particulars
apply 20 ANTHONY }. BLEECkER, Auctioneer,
nitIw BrOsd-st
g. FOR -AIE, bargain he house std lot on the
l. northeast OF Seventh snd fourteenthst
~ la Rogers ieasel or the will BE- let Inquire of
A. UNDERHiLL - Wsllst-
Mo Il orr PUOsLEf - sixth-aye
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~ FOR SALE EXCHANGE. for

81 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. for Harlem or
- Nilli.msburzh Lsts. 70 acres OF valuable Land Ia
Somerset County, about miles from the Railroad de-
pot a. N0rstOWn y J. IL u well divided into meadow
tlla5ie and wood land add within miles Of aourshins
village and accessible 70 the markets For farther pgrtc
ulars apply % lul5x"'l W H. ,TOGDILL, u Wallst
a TO RENT-Afarm Of 100 acres, In high state Of
cultivation on which there is every conyensnce and
farmer. Apply % 5. S WYcKOFF, l02 yeseyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

49, FOR SALE a. the old stand 7 Barclay
EEzIuF{I a. opposite the Aston House, variety Of
MI ~ MI Hot 5. and octave Pisnofortes, u every
- j variety Of pattern, with al roe modern
improvements. rosewood and mahogany cases. warrant
ed every respect satisfaction or sale Pianos
on hire. JAMES THOMPSON,
Oh 3fn Late man 4 Randall
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- iLatsJI.ku usGa LGas -
-, A. h go Al. hrr- 4 .fs 81 90 ~. i
Fs9sa ..-1s-,i cOSNELiUs t,r
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% FOR -ALE-ln The town Of Livingston, County
~ VI Columbia state of York. about a miles from
CRY o Hudson, p0site The gate of The residence
of Mrs Mary Livingston thirty acres of choice land, mo
better be found 10 the cpnntyl having on the premises
large and c0mm0di0us house. recently erected ~ Henry
W Livingston ESQ ashls residence with every care and a.
eutono Eentemans comfort possessing every requisite
which house sf0fd 10 NE, with suitable DOT buildings
On hi. departure for Europe, ST. Livingston sold the
premises Jaffsy. deceased, late Of the City Of
NewYork his residence II 10 the property VI II
Mcclellan Esq who has perfect title 70 the The
CITY Of Hudson and the surrounding country shofd all the
very spacious containing all kinds Of the best fruit 10
addition 10 which there extensive orchard contain
nz In full bearing Of every assortment Of mo best
N ample. The house and outbudings which very
tensve are the best Of order ALEC the fences The
price Il $1,000 For farther particulars and terms, apply
10 W LUDLOW, Esq. By directng % Hudson Post Of
zee Columbia Co State of NeH-Y0rk MA 6weod
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~eGE- PIANO F0RrE- At ysry low prices,
Persons about purchasing Pianos win
Nj Hhnd II 70 their advantage ~ call al K @ lem
~ Cos Mandatory, is4 Fultonst west
u Broadway general assortment Of Mahogany ard
Rosewood Pianos constantly hand, which viii be sod
low for cash approved paper Dealers supplied o-
,Fal terms. lmyfl r. GLENN co. 49, Rglton-st.
R-y. r. HARRISON, 3 Canal-st- ores
EE IA q Tor sale splendid sssortment Il rosewood
IN MH 4nd mahogany Piano Fortss Of q and oc-
~ Jiares, With his recent Improvement, Aad
~ t1e lowest PRICES. e9 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

IN A RAKE tHANCE.-F0r sale OF exchange, f1r
- productive property In New-York or Brooklyn,
- farm Of about 50 acres situated Newburgh Bar,
three miles north Of the village.
The beauty % the location not excelled by any the
son. embracing view Of tpe I'll Khlands the Bay srd
country around. The hous. Which Is double one and
ogt-bai.dn zs snd In thorough repair
The shove viii BE- sold with without the stock, farm
utensils &c. and possession gwen Immediately. The
price viii Be low. Apply 20 EDWARD X. SUTTON l6i
Pesfi-st n. Y. or 70 the subscriber the premises
oZ6 5weod- THOS = BARRETT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

On FARM FOR -AIE.-A farm containing 1l6 acres
- Of ald Of the best quality, about l0 acres VI which
woodland, the balance pr-ile- To . beautifully So
uscd Rock River, Illinois between Dixon and Grsnc
Detour The ls1d very fertile and the location healthy
On the premises brick house, barn and other
0gtbuiidihgs IL will Be sold low exchanged for pro-
90 ~ bIETZ' BR0fiERk co lss Wuliam-,s.
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-05,IcT or RTcT7vEs or TAxEs. New City Hal, Park
TAXES. tsI1.-Notce is hereby gwen thsttne ! AZ
Books Of the present year are now open a. ms once
and hsf An. resiy 20 the taxes charged on them
All erops heir taxes previous 70 the s Of anuAry
are entitled deduction the amount eiuA 70 interest,"
Al the rate Of per cent per ann1m rom nc
fay Of PAYNE a the st Of February once hours Hom
6 < NJ 70 r 81. Bsnkable money only received
Psrsons ssndng full description " thsir properly
% tt. office will have their bills sent ~ hsc Or tey can
b had By spplyin. 81 this Office. SMITH DlNNlNI,
80 n Receiver Of Taxes.
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s.,e. n, the STOCK Exchange. .. .MoSOay.


I 100 Nor 4 WOr. 400 Jji
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Dispatches.

We Law before our readers very interesting series
of DISPATCHES which have just been received at the War
Department The one embraces the letters which have
been brought by Lieut. Emory from Gen. Kearny, in
his route from Santa Fe tothe Col
orado-his first encounter with the Mexican troops-hs
junction with Commodore Stockton, marines, and
men, and their joint engagement with the Mexcans on
the sh and 9th OF Januayhe defeat OF the enemy, and
the arrival OF Gen Kearny and his troops at San Diego
This embraces the FIRST series OF dispatches The Others
are from Col Donphan, the head of the Missouri VOL
unteers. They detail his first engagement, near The
Paso del Norte and his battle the Sacramento and his
subsequent capture OF Chihuahua
There is nothing in the whole OF this active
war which surpasses our victory al the Sacramento
whether we consider the disparity OF the forces engaged
the comparative loss OF the armies, the skill and
prowess OF troops, either in sormng the enemys
batteries. in anking Their position the utter dscom
future OF the enemy and the capture OF the capital OF Chr
huahua- This whole enterprise well our decisive
victories In California but evidences OF the vao
OF men and the of arms 1t is idle to at
tempt to aro-aie the whole glory OF this eventfu war
(evenul has BEEN notwithstanding it is not yet
quite II months old,l this or that of the service
to this that wing of the army, this that CON-
handing officer They have all been distinguished in the
feldour troops have all proved themselves, whatever
position they may be placed, worthy OF unfolding the
eagles of the republic.
In fact such officers at the head of such troops only
want what Decatur drank al his dinner in Philadelphia
his contemporary distinguish
themselves The Mexcans must see that they are una|
BILE 10 Withstand the energy OF the American troops
Nothing hu, senseess pride prevent them from see
ing their obvious nferory and the disastrous defeats
to which they will be doomed, in case the should be
prolonged.