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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22
JudiciaI Mountaineering

Wv0ming Couuty-w. RILEY SMITH OF Attica,
Judge and Surrogate MARvIS TEAII OF PIKE District
Attorney: PHIcoL NJ wAHD Of Perry, ard URIAH JOIN
son Of Covington. Justices.
Cattar1ugus C0HHfy.-GEoR6E W 6IIE OF O!ean'
Judge: g a = CRooKEz Of CopeSsngo, District Attor
ney; GEORGE w. GILLErT Of EEeotville, Assistant
Judge. -.
Orleans Counfu-A. HYDE COLE Of Albion,
Judge and Surrogate ROSWELL L. BURROWS Of Albion
District Attorney.
Chenanpo ouafv-HESRY BENEFIT OF New
Berlin Judge and Surrogate Ransom BAIcoM OF Ok
ford District Attorney FRANCIS DINMioK OF smyrna
Associate Justice
Oaeida CountV-JosEPH BENEDICT OF Utica
Judge; b. J. BEscB Of Rome Surrogate GEORGE r
FowLER Of ssnger6eld District Attorney.
Wssteis5ter COuufV-ALBERT LOCKWOOD Of Us
shining Judge LEWIS G. Plat of White Plains surro
gate WILLIAx scRUGHAM Of Ionkers, District Attor
ney; IABEz BALDWIN Of Bedford, ASs0S BALDWIN OF
Youkers. Associate justices.
rCys Mr. LOCKWOOD will be elected we feel al
most certain Mr. S-ugh0m cannot fail to be, as he il
on both tickets unless the have much trouble
In getting hi. name spelt right have had the last
twice or thrice we have handled II.
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DISPATCHES FOE THE TRIBUNE
ny MAGNETIC TElEG RAPh
Important from the Rio Graude-Martiai La"
/ declared By Canales-Ret aliafion threaten-
ed for the late Massacre of Mexienns'

Important from tue
declared By Characterization threaten
ed for the late Massacre Of Mexicnns'
WAsKf<0ToS. May 81.
The Southern mail has arrived with New
Orleans papers Of the 18th. The Picsyune con
,,ins an order Of Csnales relative TO the recent
massacre Of Mexicsns By our troops, in which re-
taliation is recommended vthou, distinction Of age
or sex.
The whole valley Of the Rio Grande IS unde'
martial law. and every one capable OF bearing
arms is called upon 70 rally under penalty OF
traitors death. This does not exclude even the
clergy A bloody chapter is about to open upon all
struggling parties Of Americans near our places o.
occupation. The highest penalties are imposed
upon military commanders for not carrying out "a
males orders. 30,
Gen. Taylor viii not move upon san LUIS unu'
reinforced. as SO large a number Of Volunteers are
leaving him at their term Of service. Those aresdy
returned to New-Orleans are in wretched phght
sick and their apparel worn out.
Private letters speak Of the advance OF zen
Alvarez from the South Of Mexico, with Z5,O0O
men. to be distributed 10 guerrilla parties.
The Caledonias news raised the price OF EO'
ton in New Orleans half cent with active sales
Breadstuffs also went up. but few sales were made
BUFFALO Friday May PIP. NJ
Flour Is selling at 60 =, and Wheat IS cents
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General Taylor.

Bv the following extract of letter from Lieut.
Corwine to the Cincinnati Chronicle It would seem
tbatth Administration is determined upon adne''
ing 70 its former plan OF paralyzing Gen. Iay or-
~ badness. not laid down in the books, he bat
ssd the first attempt Of his allied enemies-Santa
Anna in the front and the Administration in the
resr" The first he has put forever hors az eor1oaf
the second. faithful perhaps to its engagements
seems determined to put him so.
By the way. won't Lieut.. Corwine be cashiered
for his untimely letter
Camp near MoSTFRET, april I. ls47.
No little speculation is INDUCED in oy me oneers Of
Cen Tavors command as 20 what course re WILL sdopt
,r the term Of service Of the present volunteer force
80 Ont here shall have expired-whether, VIE me
wall and insignificant force with which he - 70 De iur
ni,hed he viii remain Monterey, or whether he wil
f, Rack 10 the Rio Grsnde Some are OF opinion mat
stood are ali that have assigned for him 10 Monte
rev and such supplies IS he may want, and noio
the place--throwing the responsibility OF opening
the line Of communication with the MO Grandc up
on the Government. Not few believe inst ne VIII
asoot the former courss-nsmey, fall back 10 "a
MARIO or Ma,amOros one thing ~ eVldent ne can
not hold the country he has conquered unless ne
h, supplied with more troops than have been sent 70
bi, with the four regiments he will be sbe 10 hold
Monterey but Salilo will have to be abandoned and
the whole line from Monterey 10 the brszos eit uppnoc
tec;ed This would present most deporsOe s'ste OF
,bngs the victorious leader Of army shut up Sc II
were in tho enemys country and cut on from al com.
nunlca,ion with bis Way, the ioraging parties OF
he enemy that have Of late infested the country be-
tween here and Camgo could then retske all the towns
on the Rio Grsnde What humhstiDg sight Can It
be that our Government will leave the old hero In this
strait And vet II Gen. Taylor IL not furnished with
ro- ,roops by the st OF June one Of two aternsves
Ia left him either abandon the country he has con
ouered and fall bsck Csmsrgo. or else concentrate
bis forces 10 Monterey leaving TO the Government 70
omen A communication with him.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Stss--Ar Anti Rent State Convention assem-
blsd at Albany yenerdsy, ard selected ADDi'oS
oARprsxR. AssRosE I. JORDAN, FREDERIC
Ws,rrIrsrY lone from the Loco ticket TWO from
the whig) to be voted FOR by the Anti. Renters At
the ensuing Election. A Committee Of Eight was
spso;oted 10 selected the fourth candidate who
viii doubtless be taken from the Loco-Foco State
ticket. Joas T. LAxpoEr, (WhigJ was unsni-
rpously nominated for Clerk.
We infer that but few Counties were repre-
senred
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MAR RTEn .

In the Greenest NJ. Z. Church, on Thursday evening
Nav On bv Rev p R Brown Mr. SAMUEL HOWE TO
MARY CATHARISE daughter Of Sands Lane Fec
Also. By Rev T spicer, Of Troy Mr.. JOHN NJ LOCK.
WOOD 10 NANCY daughter Of Benz T. Howe E'g all
Of this City.
At Fire Iselsud. on Thursday evening. Goth inst By
Rev Mr. Ketchum. Of Islp Long Island. EDGAR
sTANsBuRY Esq OF New York City. TO Miss MARIA
CATHERINE dsug hter Of EhPhalet smith Esq OF the
former placa
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RI THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

~ The Union OF Thursday night contains
,iv for columns more Of dispatches IN relation TO
-. fair Cicero Gordo from various officers oil the
,-uv zach one seems disposed to give bis own YER
.op Of the .Ory-a psrdonsble and it may be, isudsOs
lOqu.city. We see nothing however. in them mai
throw. more light upon the seton and we think our
readers viii excuse their Insertion
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r.r.,xed 70 the Weekly Tribune

~ Grand Family holiday Nhe ArSsrSs Ian ,Ss R.,csl
s eh. We 10 sisby drawn crowded houses during rs
essss.nsui which closes day 60 sna snsy .ns
TIE Chapman Family spPear IN one 9. nc, md 10
Yloss he whole that triumph Of art he msgnnesns
rSms fihs Funeral OF Nspo con viii ee san a1S
nerrn,nre anernoon and ever az al 81 sno elooN
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~
S. 50.
Law Courts.
SUPREME CoURT-Before Chief Justice Bronson and
Judges Besrdsley and Jewet -JdkeEiah B. IHlo' sos.
The Pe0pl-Mr T. stated yesterday, stands convict
ed in Suffolk County of the murder Of John Colbert -
Exceptions taken and argued on Thursday before
this Court.
Jury which held an inquest on the body of the murder
ed man went 10 show he fs-t Of the murder well az
ID. Tlot had psit attentions 10 her with purpose oil
marriage previous to her marriage with Colbert also
tba, Tiot had disputed with Colbert on one or
scns and mad threatened TO have revenge that be had
proposed 10 her Kill Robert and sterward marry him
and had declared that he Colbert must die. IL slso
appeared from other evidence before the Jury mat III
lot had gun such the deed was committed WITH and
hst he mad refused state where be was at the time OF
the murder
Tilot, was tried in Suffolk County aud found guilty.
under the various testimony produced OF the
Exceptions taken what he said before the Coro-
ner being used against him and the case argued before
the Court Thursday, Messrs Graham and Clinton sp
pesriug for Tot and Mr. Mcheon for the people, who
conlended that Tillou had made no confession. OUT
merely refused 10 answer.
The Court Yesterday gave its decision overriding the
objections and sent the back. with order ths the
Court OF Oyer and Terminer in Suffolk County proceed
o. s-ntence.
Cas-, Of Polly Bodias Mr.. Graham yesterday made
application that the prisoner be released from connne-
ent OF admitted bail two terms Of the Circuit Court
having passed since last trial and the case not brought
on She is now resting under four indictments two OF
them capital for murder and arson and the other tao
for burglary and receiving stolen goods. Mr. Clsrk,
District Attorney for Richmond County said they had
not brou zht the matter trial account OF the Circuit
Judge at one of the refusing TO take the case up
and the other from the absence OF witnesses Inc eoun
SCI for the people did not wish 10 enter noe prosequi
In regard 10 the capital as In trying the lesser
ones something might from which the capital ca
ses should be tried.
The Court finally decided that she be discharged on
her own recoguizsnce 10 the capital crimes la the
other, bail will no doubt be offered and she be set al ID
erty She was charged il will be recolected with the
murder Of Mrs Houseman and child and arson, &c. IN
connection with H. She has been in prison about three
years and half.
The Supreme Court, after hearing few motions and
rendering some decisions will sdjourn to day sRe de-
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Beiore Judge lnErsnsm-
WoodAo1se s Sui,h vs. William Jones Sker.g-Aetion OF
irespa.s in relation TO power press and standing
press seized on execution the suit Of Mr. Pelouze
against Mr. Douglas. already referred to.-lhe Jury
could not sgree and were discharged They stood to
10 favor of defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

AMENDMENT or TIE JURY LAw.-By recent
act Of the Legislature, to go into effect about the
lst of June, parties in civil suit in addition to the
challenges for cause now allowed, viii be entitled
to TWO peremPtory challenges of the Jury before
emPsnneled. This appears to be the most Judi
eiOus law, as cases might possibly occur where =
personal enemy Of one of the parties in the suit
would be drawn and the Jury box made. through
him. the medium Of private revenge rather than
Justice
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$50 Broadway.

The DocToRs-Dr. Townsend Is most hsppy to have
II in his power TO acknowledge the catering sppreca.
ton Of his preparation of ssrspsrills BY physicians
generally which concusyey proves that the slanderous
accusations Of the great herd of Quacks sgsnst the
medical faculty Is false and wicked. The fact 10
proved, that Physicians when they become well
assured that medicine is worthy Of their confidence
they do not hesitate to recommend H. Even when I'M
acquainted with the particular formula by which it is
prepared. These quscks are only angry because the
Doctors will not recommend their PILL Oqtmeats and
Balsas Sc &c. many Of which large quantities
OF mercury and opium, and would be dangerous 10 be
prescribed in at least cases But when these
sick they send for the physicians they have be-
fore denounced and for Dr. Townsends sarsspars for
themselves and families. which they have pretended
some to despise and some to initiate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

suN4Ks HATS -RosERrsoy, Of the Phrnlx Hat ssd
esp Mandatory formerly Of 100 butnow Of . Fulton st
Y and g Fulton st. Brooklyn has jas, Introduced hl.
beautiful style Of Drsb and Pearl Castor. the price Of
which he has reduced the former - and the latter
to s. 90 These Hs;s are very light and pleasant and
are trimmed to prevent the perspratOn from siril
lng through my2 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

COTTAGE AT Nav ROCHELLE TO REsr.-To rent tr
term Of years that handsome ard vel Known cottage
dence near the steamboat lansingG New Rochelle n,
house 10 in complete repair I'D r,wy painted, and ~,
sesses every convenience ao5 Tsry desirable resds,
for small genleel family. lie tsL-nfal location r
surpassed by any other 10 The vicinity There abo1l
acre and half of land attached trimming tide water i
10 less than three minutes walk from the steamboat S
ing For fsuher particulars inquire Of Messrs GisNu
Yousc, 1872 Chaihsm-s or CHAs. +. RlcE Fac Nspsrs
House. New Rochelle. my2G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

Editor Of Tribune An article appeared ~ !cs az
ci,c1sted psper on Thursday morning in.s me
new Church jos, erected By the Eir.' ~ ssss.,h
Church OF Brooklyn would Be opened " oS,o ~bs Is
.ss 1910 NEXT week The church will be opened
- ~, TSr Saniay a, which time Il 10 expec'so ~
e.. nr returns the dedcstory services VII
HrB o. I-4-
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GkSrIrxES's HATs-suNMER STYLE
BFEBE & COSTAR, HATTERs.

No. l56 BROADWAY.
WIN introduce on Saturday next 18th inst their ~
ions for Genilemen's Summer Hats.
" B. & C. will presen, to the public new and I,
que style OF White and Pearl Beaver Castor Hs, uni,s
beauty and durability with ghtness and eomior, to he
wearer finished and trimmed 10 new and elesci
manner.
Also. Psnsms and Straw Hats and Caps Tor Gsns
Youths and Children. myli.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

MAISE.-In Convention Of the two Houses at
o'clock, on Wednesday the votes for State Treasu
rer were received and counted as follows Moses
Mcdonald, 81 James Crosby, Ga James Appleton
Il; blank, l. At - o'clock the Governor commu
nicated bis inaugural message, which was read
and 1000 copies ordered to be printed for the use
the House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

u DR.. CHARLEs 7. JAcKsos OF Boston has
been appointed BY the Government one ofs GeolOgss
In the Lake Superior Region with which he is already
well acquainted beside being amply qualified generally
We recently stated, through Misrepresentation. that be
had been engaged ss the Gsoosir Of Mining coups-
ny, which 10 no, The case. His services vii b given 70
the Government exclusively.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

PEsTILEScE AND DEArH.-More than one thousand
persons have died In this city within the last three weeks
The Ship Fever Is not only taking away the stranger
but attacking our own people. There can De no dis
pue that this disease Is contagious and FRIGHT
FULLY the increase. The city 10 In filthy condition.
and there probability of sl more fearful increase
Of mortality. The remedy-Nstures grand remedy for
all contagious dseases-is pure air cleanliness of per
and especially by purifying and strengthening the
system to do this thoroughly, ehespy and nnocently
the greatest and best remedy is DE TowxsEsDs sAR-
sAPARIILA This, II used in families would save the
lives of thousands and thousands which IL neglected
must die-esPeeially such are deoits,ed and weak
and such as have impure blood. This medicine saved
the lives Of more than 500 children the past Summer In
this city alone In fact II smost entirely arrested the
work of Death among children, generally was Il
used and beneficial 10 its resuln This medicine v put
up IN quart bottles Is cheaper and plesssnsr and far
better than any ever known. Principal Office l2s Full
ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PxSs-Coun,ry merehns
and other. in want Of these Indispensable sriea
will ind at the establishment Of JOHN w. GREAroSt
Co II Cedsrst (up stAirs) smos; every descriptions
Pen now in use aud without sny enumeration Of pres
they are assured that they will find them more svor's
to the purchaser either wholesale or retsl than 'hOs
any other house In the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

T From letter We received isst night nom
v..S,,,.oD We lsarn that Mr.. Giet the present Re
ulster Of the Treasury +. to take the Plsce OF s0eii0r o.
the Treasury on the m PrOxiuno an oee Tor "nien We
believe him well qualified. We are not informed "n0
will Be appointed IN his p ace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

FRKscz Boors-YouSo 4 JoSxs. 4 Ann ct near thu
Museum. are selling fine French Calf Boots ct a 50
equa! 70 those usually cold for 70 or a. Quick sale
and small profits Is their mosfo. myB In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

l-g7 If you want a rich treat, buy NIKE wn~'
Subterrsnean OF to day II contains large variety d
startling and philosophical articles, such az are 70 h
found in no other paper. No workingmsn should v
without copy Price Three Cents. For sale be
Office % Aan-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

FOR SCHOOLS, FAMILIES AND WORKSHOP
-" Jus, published, Chapman's American Dnsrs
Book Primary and Elementary price 50 cts.
Let our Mechanics have their Apprentices Instruct
ed in Drawing and the effects will soon be evident %
their workshops. They will no longer depend upor 70
reign inventions that after all little adapted he
wants, tastes and habits of people. Let here
wants be supplied BY articles, at once more useful and
equally ornaments of home production. Lei tsn
earn to use their own strength and their reward I'll
follow"
Published and tor sale wholesale and retail b.
my2l 81 j. s. REDFIELD. Clinton Hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

NEW HAyPsHIRE.-Tbe votes for Members OF
Congress and State Ohcers have Just been oth-
eially csnvassed, with the following result
Dist Wing. Loco.
l.lehsbod GOOD win 1902 Bennlng w Jenness "a
Amos Tuck, (lnd .2ll4 Scattering II
No choice Jenness lacks l4O0.
II Joel Eastman ......4235 Charles H. Pesslee. 20
CIV. Stevens. Ind 22s0 Scattering ......- l02
Pesslee chosen BY 2ll2
III. James Wilson ......6753 Mace Mouton. 52l
John Preston, (lnd.) .l676 Scattering II
No choice Moulton lacks 400.
" Henry A. Bellows ..s35I James Il Johnson s0l2
Jared Perkins, (lnd) .22ss Scattering 1890. CO
Johnson elected by l 297 msjoriry.
Total Wing and Ind. vote - 369 Loco Foco do. 30536.
LocoFoco maj -, l67-(abouts as for Governor)
Returns from all but Epson and Pinkhsms Grant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

= Grsrs, HsrrxR having completed tie sser,
tons of his establishment viii open for business n,
day He invites his friends to call and bis iprOrs
ments snd increased facilities for business He vii
open with new and superior stock prepared expressly
The Summer style Of hats for gentlemen 10 bow read,
consisting Of Gosssrer, Panama and Canadian Ls:s-
JUS, received from Paris Of hats and cara -
children for Summer wesr-yery besutiful goods
IN GESIS. Hs.ter.
RrczSuav onr.o,;,. =, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

HATS HArs HATS KNOX, with bis accustomed
brevty would call the attention Of his friends to hspv
styles of Spring FASHIONS, which are now ready q, h'
Store lbs Fultonst. lie would, with his usual phbr
,hropy invite strangers to his establishment where hr
can obtain Hats of equal quality and q, lower prce
than at any other store in the city. alO TuIh&san
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Business NotireS.

"THxax's COOP HAT COMING --KSox. i2s Fsl,on.
It. ha. JUS, opened for public Inspection ubeqgsed
stock Of summer Hats ard Caps, at bic well Known ..
tab.hmert Ia tho Sun Buldisgs, the shs5y sSe Of
Faltonst Just a step from the beat dust turmoil snd
confusion OF Broadway. Everything sbou, his e.e
brsted store Is cool and comfortable ba, bis bats are 20
markably so and 10 addition to these Indispensable sur
rner qualities they unite in eminent degree CHE,
qualities desirable at ell seasons, ss Eshtnes ehs,p
ness. elegance novelty and eishtoffashicnsbeness
The proprietor will take quite " much pleasure r
showing as in selling bis beautiful hat. although Tor "a.
sake Of the public and from feelings Of pure phlls,
,hropy. he would be glad every man In the en-,
with one Of them on bis bead my2l TuTbSsin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

rY-The art OF rejuyenauas 4. progressing WOLFF
Pnson's Magic HAIR Dye 10 producing sstonissi1t 81
o d fnen5s who have been aft 'cied with gray 80
boards ake us quite by surprise a. their impfoseo
snee, aid tnll 80 natural that We know not WIS.,. y
butte the change 10 until they, In confidence 80 ~
agree Ia saying here Is nothing equal 10 me ~
for instantly coloring the hair. Sod whoiesss r.
al 81 Broadway, and by Drug aud FsIey I'D
orally y"
OF morphew and tan on their brow cheeks ~
There caunot exisl spy fools 10 endure them, 40
For they know Jones Soap viii infslioly 49,,
On VINO viii have skin thai 10 dark, brown !"
When they know that use Jones' soap 80 .
For IL makes every maiden . healthy, clear esssss
u IT 10 GLokIous Asp CaAshiss 70
homsllsst face sfler being washed wiin ~ So
JoneS ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP sss -
conceive It's bssusy-woskiny PoSsfs viIooI rIf
Bay Il nowhere slss but u ths Sgp o. ne A"S6b<
q Chstasnsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

u RosIssos has got up an amusing Telegraph
entitled Santa Anna declining Hassy Plate Of Soup
n csrro eordo.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

Tar HlLrrAx DisrRIer-Tns Lyscnours Vi
,.,an unserstands that Mr.. Tredwsy will nos con-
81, Sc, the election Of Mr.. FiOurnoy-who'e trae ma
pity : -. 1s Of the precincts in Patrick which
the sO,s = q majority, having been thrown ont.
gave ,o Mr a, we think, by the Sheriff Of that
%PrcPe'; y consequence Of the omission to quality
,La Commissioners. khie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

Dt,Nosp POSTED GoLD PEss-GRIAr RsoueTis,-
The public having bersly encouraged an attempt Dhts
the Cod Pen into gerersl by reduction Of pee h.7
may rely upon slwsys hldng our prices az low ny
other house in the trade. We have some Dismord POi,sa
Pens at 81 only silver pencil case ncaded-lhe better
Qualities In Ike proportion. Don't mistake the Duubs
my2. J. Y SAN ACE 3falOt-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

II Mr. CLOVES, of the Springfield and New
Haven Line will accept thanks for copy of the
Boston Atlas Of yesterday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

ria Fall River
DISASTROUS FIRE-A fire broke ont IN the
foundry Of D. A. Powell Cincinnati, on Saturday morn
ing 18th inst which destroyed property estimated At
from $4,000 TO $4,000 Mr.. Powefs loss is est
mated at from $4,000 to ss0OO0-insured for $1,000
Nine other buildings were destroyed. among which
were the boarding house Of Mrs. Robinson and the
ulaniug.miu of Messrs. shepsy & Conway. g w
Todd VIM. Arons. e Wheeler, Isaac Stevens, H. NJ
Davis Henry Miller and Mrs. Henderson were also
among he sufferers.
AxorHER-The Cincinnati Atlas, of Monday l7tb
says
Quite destructive ire occurred this morning. IN
the lower part of Fulton. planning machine and saw
mill were destroyed. Loss estimated at sl2OOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

PATENT CHIP AND wooD BAKER All who m o
want of Summer Baker are invited to cell and erz
inc Corr CARAVANS Patent II will stand In the s'
place and make dirt. It is Intended to burn ehpE
wood the air tight principle, making saving q i
the fuel used In any other You can bake boil @thr
at the time II having ali the advantages Of Ind
ern cook stove II Is warranted in all TO ssis-
The public invited TO call and anime the uks
before purchasing elsewhere. Sold wholesale and VA
byN. CORT, so Bowery. NY. my2lr
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JndlcinI Nnminnllon--Lae.

JeDersOn C0uHty-Robert Lansing. Judge L. II
Brown. Surrogate J. Moore Jr Distric, Atiorney-el
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