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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

THEFT.-Wm. Moore and John sPIcer were a.
rested ct 10 o'clock yesterday morning for stealing tn
kettle containing about six dollars in pennies from J.
VALLEY. corner OF Bowery and stsntonst
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PIcKPocKET Jew Nike. notorious PickPockei
was arrested this morning about H. in Nss'sust nes'
Nsiden-lsne for picking the pocket Of Franklin
wese Of Sc Easssu-st COMMITTED
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LAWYERS DIARY FOR ls47.

lust PUBLISHED-This indispensable accompaniment
y 70 every lawyers Office, containing list Of the
shers and Clerks elected 10 November last; Amarac
ard sl Of Sundays or The year ii7 Masters and EXs
ners n Chsrcery, shsras J1ry for The yesr 8f Com
issio1ers q Deeds spponed By Governor In other
states Comm % tsse scknow ed gmerts for other
ss,es Pubic SotIries snd Commissioner. Of Deeds IN
the City Of S-wf0rk; Rates OF Postage Foreign Coz
slsi banks ard Insurance Companies IN The Cities OF
Nevyf ork snd Brook N Elections In The STATE OF New
fors Cooperation 81 The City OF NewYork; Courts of
the United states STATE q New-Y0rk srf CRY OF New
YORK American Ministers ~ Foreign Courts; Charge
A1sres complete Let of al The Lawyers in The Civ u
New forktoEelher win al the usual Memoranda r-ls
ing 70 he c1srsnt Courts Published ani Cor sale by
BFLL GOULD. Law Ststioners.
-
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CITY ITEMS.

HoNELEss-A German Girl named Caroline
Frye was found IN the street al Il P " yesterday sn-
had no place to 20 TO and could Dot speak word Of
English. Had been IN the country only three weeks.
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ALEXANDER EvANs,)
RICHARD OR ASON Receivers.
a.

"a At PRIVATE sALE-The new three Story and
20 auto brick house and 0t IN fee on the south side Of
~ Fourieenth-st between Eighth and Ninth avenues
said house and built In the best possible manner OF
the best materials embracing the most modern Improve
mens and containing large number Of convenient and
well arranged House 25xif feet with twos story
extension u feet he fun width OF the lot forming ird
paror breakfastrOom Lot IS by los feet inches For
farther particulars apply 10 -
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctoneer,
L.. -.
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uUBBARD's PAPERs.-BUENAPkB ABCock,
No. u5 fuonst offer for sale fall assortment o. Pa
psrs manufactured by The Messrs Hubbard, comprising
Ledger Papers blue and white Imperial, Super Royal,
Royal. Medium. DENY and Flat Cap
B6uk FOLIO Post. Bank Ouzrto Post Exchange esp.
Extra super Cut Cap. IA ed and plain
Le,ier Paper. ruled and plsin, fall assortment
Packet Post Super and fNtrs Super.
Tinted Pisle Paper; Coor-t lmpsrzs
ColoIed Royals, thick and thin.
Do Medium, do Do
Do Double Cap. Tor copy books
ZINE Glazed Cocred Mediums. Royal sc. 2c
e. Z. have also oc hard extensive assortme- Of
Wrtng Papers. Book Al News Printing Pgper, ale
PsPefs. Hardware and Wrapping Papers They also
sole agents Of Gs genuine Psrnl Envelope Psper
Prirsos Paper 81 any sse md quality made 70 order al
short rotie~. fy7i osyeod
| AMPS. GIRANDOIEs, Hsll LAnierp. sae G an.
CO. iSa Wism-sL Ia the Wsshingion Block are mana
featuring and have always on hand cor. e.e s.soren,
OF srcles their line % The following descriptions
which they viii sell wholesale OF reAil a. low prices
for cash
Improved Chemical Oh and Csmpheue Lsrp.
solar LAmps. GIT and Brouzei. Ia sres; variety
Cornelius Co.'S celeorsiec Patent Solar Lard Lamps
Girzndoes various patterns. gli silvered brouxed
Saspending soisrs, Done Csnphene Lamps.
Bracket Solars, Side DO
SolN Chandeliers, Brscke; 90
Psieui Lard Hard Lsmps s:ard 90
Britannia Hard Lamps, C.mPhene Chandelier
Superior Chemical OF, Pure Sperm OIL
do Csmphcre, Solar arc Lard Oh.
DO Burrinx FLUID, Refined Whale on
tiN Sn-c1
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z -Four persons were arrested yesterday 81
,erpoou 10 Chatham ct near Pearl for assault upon
ofscer Parissu and an sttemp, TO rescue apr'oner-
Held 70 bail in the sum Of 500 each.
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Bravery NJ monterey
Sound sound the trumpet wake the drum
yough, can our hearts dismay
Beneath the Stars and Stripes" we come
TO conquer Monterey.
The clink Of arms is heard sround...-
Impatient, chargers Neigh.
A measured tramp along the grouDd..--
They march for Monterey.
From honsc.top battery and street
The heavy ordnance play
Yet still they face the iron sleet
ION on 10 Monterey!
In torrents pours the metal rain,
And sweeps their ranks away
Yet fiercer rings tina, shout again,
"On on 20 Monterey -
The Infantry, with eager pace,
Advance in bold array
And deeply stamped on ev'ry face
Is. Death or Monterey
On press rsgoons--Ar,ilery,
Impatient ofdelay;
Each vics with each in haste to be
The first in Monterey.
On, on like surces to the shore
That only God can stay,
Amid the battletempest roar,
They dash twsrd Monterey.
From wonder bin. in war-clouds yelled.
The vapor curls away, scaled
And bark the shout" Worth's corps has
The nights Of Monterey
The fortress.town remains the loe's....
The day light fades away.
The living with the dead repose
In front Of Monterey.
The living and the CORY dead
Together silent lay,
Upon that chill and cherries bed
In front of Monterey.
In sleep 80 deep Z were hard to tel,
Asthrough the Geld you stray,
Who lives to fight from him who fell,
Besieging Monterey.
The living wounded and the dead
The beast aud bird Of prey 49,.
Great God that was night Of dread.
That night at Monterey
Again. the trumpet, drum and fife
As grimly dawns the day
Awake the living TO the strife
OF death at Monterey.
Wet famished. cold, their ranks they form
Well disciplined. obey
And rush, like some terrific storm,
Again t'ward Monterey.
Again the din the clash Of steel -
The tumult Of the fray
Gun answers gun, with peal on peal
We enter Monterey!
Hotter, from breast work, house and street
The thicknin missiles play
Til one tremendous lurid sheet
Envelopes Monterey
Too great the odds their stand to keep.
The bravest must give way
The living with the dead must sleep,
Agan, at Monterey
Tco n,ghts a.hupgered, on the held.
Upon their arms they lay
And vet they never thought 10 yield
Those men at Monterey.
That second night Fstieued and cold,
That starving band survey,
And tell me- where beat hearts more bold
Than those a, Monterey
Again the dawn. and scarce the sun
Has journeyed half his way.
A Aag of truce the signal gunl-
Thes yield an Montereyf
Peal out the drum and trumpet blast.
In honor Of this day,
IL 10 the third--it is the last
WE'VE CONQUERED MONTEREY
With dropping flae-rnidway its staff
We mourn the dead to day
BE this their glorious epitaph,
THEY PAIL AT MONTEREY r
The iron shouts Of cannon threats
To silence yield their sway
The banner Of Our COUNTRY floats
Proudly at Monterey
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r. Mrs. Mary Rich was nearly bzrued to death
Yesterday at No 27e sixih-avenue Her clothes tooS
FIRE when she was partially drank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. house-keepers snd others,
are hereby informed that s metallic articles suitable
for repapg such as castors trays, coheeurns tease-,
cand-sicks spoons forks. from which tbs plate y
worn OF wholly or In part nav be renewed and In many
rasss made 10 appear better than when new al small ex-
pense BY h-n rep-ed by the subscribers at thr est7
istmen Nos 50 and 81 Resdes where they repae sueh
articles gd watches cups spoons Sc In the best and
mos perm ancnt manner. 90.
All .nds Of plating snd gliding and replsng and regt'
n are done by the subscribers style and manner -ppe
nor 70 anything heretofore done In IN civ
Specimens Il their work may be seen a. her slo'e Nos
- ana "a Re,le-st f3f lwl SPALDiNG WATTS.
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4 kDwARDs LISTER. A.a-rc.1 c0usal a. De
~ nos requests al ss frfsrds srd orrespOnders o.
trwEi Dell communications ~ TIN ttrOz xb Hsrndcn
ca, sxp'-sf, NslEsl s-e-za o. ne, III Dog - fcs-
Sr4~i- b.
OtkkTlskMENT- Tor he N-~spsp-rs q 81 Ine
A Slres .nt 7rtncips In The Country daily
ee,vec Al ne o1ce a V. B. PALMER he Ag-cl N re
trtoene b1hdrxs, ~herr th- Papers se Sic
TREAsURY NOTES WANTED Al psT AID &C
esusd interest adde's, By
J THOMPSON, g. ws,l-st
CHARCOAL. PIG IRON-les 4ous No. BaFs
NsricgeN Pig Iron, for .. by
~ JOSEPH TUcKERMAS. 60 Wesi-st
pie lR0N.-ls tons Bulls Bridge, No q fof sale by
Uis JOSEPH TUCKERMkN. 50 W,a-s1
HARpWARE PAPER-A full assortment, for ssle
AAsy Tfkps W. FIELD co. . Bsrhng-saP 2:~
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DI ORDER Of Hon. Michael ulseoeaer rirsI Judge
ID OF he Court OF COM On Pleas for the City and County
Of New Yofk-Nouce IL hereby given. pursuant 10 Tie
provisions Of the statute authorizing Attachments against
ahscondnr concealed and nonresident debtors that 81
attachment has issued against the estate OF Charles "a
voye AMI U,se Ssvoye nonresident debtors Of he hrm OF
Savove Crosby Co residents OF HoboSen In Tie state OF
New Jersey and that the same will be sold for he pay
OF their debts unless they appear and discharge suh
Attachment according TO law, within nine mon- ron e
hrsi publication OF this uoce and that Inc payment Of any
cehls by residents Of his State and me dew
cry 10 them OF for their Use, Of any property WINS s
STATE belong NJ them and the transfer Of any such pro-
perry hy them forbidden by law and are yod Dsteo
he fneenh dsy Of September 1915 NJ X BRkNkh,
sls AZ ON Attorney for Attaching Creditor - Wa-st
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NIoNTnLy REPoRr f2r j.na'Ts, g pc New.

MONTHLY REPORT for January, Of The New
wi York Medical sud surgical institute, u Chambers 81
Cars Nscceisflig Treated
4 Distrhns g Irritation in ure.l Conslpat N
II Examined i0de- tha bowels
tect disease Of Cases Of plrllall Case, 81 gleet
the cheat deafness Cases OF mid
Bilious Fever 2Ulceratd breasts wifery
Is Diseases Of the I Bleeding from ) Suppression Of
skn stomach tnenses
4 second .ry veue- 4 Rheumatism Primary chan
real Cases Of sore ores
8 PapiistOn OF eyes 5 UleerG'ed vene
he heart Cases Of head real sores In n .
2 Dhculiy IA ma ache throatN mouth
king water Cases seminal cases Of baan-
I Erysipeas ofihe weakness. ius
face Cases Of ImpOl Bad cases OF
Z Cases gonor- tency cough
Sacoe5ifd Operotion5 md Cure.
6 Sore leg. oflougl Operations tort charged one
standing nsiua in anO gallon OF nailer
g Fractures 3 Operations tori ! Cancer on me
DisIoration Of phymosls lip
the clavicle / Inu OF the Retention OF me
1 T,nor 4, The dead urine
no-fri 2 P1iypus remov-' Hem1rrhodal
7Cancer,u breasts 81 from the no-ei removed
undertrrstmsLt. Opened abb Operation Tor
I Disease of the sess from re hNe up
lower iawbon.l thigh whichdis-l ] hydrocsie
The moor attended 10 at o'clock without charge.
HOMER BOSrWICk. NJ. d.
cffvv- Physician and Surgeon.
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THE EoRTIoULTURTST
4 Nd JOURNAL or RURAL TASTE for February, ed
<Aited y A Downing u jrsf published. This No.
Of his valuable work The subscription price 10 > per
year. Back numbers supplied By
II MARI H. NEWMAN CO I9a Broadway
THE cULTIvAToR
EOR FEBRUARY Just pubi.hed-This = he second
L number o. this volume. Price only one dollar per
year Back volumes Of he Old and series always on
hard. lf0 MARK n. NEWMAN 4 co l3s Broadway
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Hunt motion SAVAGE. Publishers ard Bookse,-
Iler- .if Pears New YORK have recently issued new
snf very much Improved editions OF the works Nsrral
which lev r..rertfl il solicit the stanirn n school
Tear Committees snd others Interested IN cdlcslon
Copies viii be furnished FOR examination application 10
he publishers. For sac by Booksellers generally W.
THE GREAT METROPOLIS.
THE 81 BSCRiBEHs have on hand Few copies OF M
above rsau. work neatly done up 10 pocket book form,
to--thef i GREAT variety OF Diarys ans Memorandum
Books. FRANCIS LOUrREi. statoners
ID ~ Msiden-lane.
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publir Gcnufpanfes. et
! REGIIAR ,IluInu

E s1:Ss . - s. s,Atd t y !. sss ::
,-,,,-,...-,,. plentd seamcr. aAsSAcHusrress
rse steamer GOVERNOR. CAP, Sch YA.,
nAssACHusErTs, Cspl w Poster. vii rse a ~, -
out ne sesson IN eonneon win re soangtor a.
eenes sna sosson aud rrovideoes Railroads ssvis, NJ
sTs, '.y 1922 1922 sses1 pc rSn PIE. No Nara
N. OF upcr he arrival OF We NAL usn nom Bos,oAr
rsess ,ssnss are Snsarpassee Ia speed spl.a1os "a
ssssroors and b-rhs for SO persoas bessss ~.
vs,e rooms Tor families and partsss -"
The cleaners are cshcered BY he mes, sxperisoe~,,
and VIII snosen tes passage between New.Yorh a. -
.cn iroe Il 70 hours thereby striving In ample Dr.
81 NE lines r1nrns from Es~ York SorLA so-A 80
Wesi. ard al ne nes tom Boston. Norih sad rsst
tsy ard Saurtsy.
leave slca,r sisn-Mondsy. "Wednesday an : r.d.,
fbe MASSACHUSETTS Will isavs Nsw.Yors.,
tsy Wednesisy and Friday.
Leave s,onias ion-raesdsy Thar.dSy ,ni ss;nrly
n. b.-Pns-ugers, on ne arrival % ne sssps.. =,
sionngion, proceed nBea ie,g ID the splendid Rs,,.~
cars 10 Proyidencs an Boston without sny desy s-s
LassAse sceompsnies zach 'rsn "a Boston . ia.
For passage OF hshi inquire on oosra Ire boa.
90. Norin River, or No. 10 Baiisry-risee rA
observation-disclosures.
49, sssss. Boa HUDSON. cApt wm. Il. stelien Asv.
Ing been overhan'ei, IS row In frsi rate o..
as, w" N teafe run or her CD route TO Hudson direct
without stopping he intermediate lsndugs. lesvirs
nom ne foot 81 CsdArsI Sew.York Al oc.ok ever,
MONDAY Wednesday ard Friday evenings and Hed.oa
every Iuesdsy Thursday ard SGrisy evenings 81 oocs
or % he arrival Of the Cars rom TIE East
~ PsSASs sppy on board Tickets lhroash TO pi;ls.
ne.d - West Siock5ridge 81 IS; ard Chatham 81 81
PS-rhis Boat has slsrge number Of STATE Rooms ssu
9 slI- FOX POtGHkEEPsIE, Newbarsh
ishkhl and intermediate landings OF a.
-, as NE ice VII permLThe siesu6osl
HIGHLANDER. Cspt Chss. b Armstrong win leaye ~
pier foot Of WarersL every Tuesday Tharsisy AMI s.
uriay afternoons Al o'clock, until farther noace
For passage OF freight, spply on board
y BAL baggage sni height Of every description rui
seTec unless entered "a the Books Sosi or eesiF,s,
fct.-- Nev-loTk. Dec ~, l'.. dN tor
.T~ A>OrICE.--Oa Snd Ntsr friday, A0yeu.
- N.s~ srNher .Hlh, H., Steamboat SiLPn, larAa
.-~<~> Braislsd, will make the following frirs %
md horr Staten sand anal farther ncsicc.yiE
Iea,c Ven. Yfk-At sni N 4 M 81, =, 2. y. faig
Ionr Siai7, kltsS-A "a. 10, - a. N-ssnd q. ~
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5nbia = Rnbber g3ooos.

QUBBER GOODs.-l,oO0 Goodyesr's Paieag Elss
IA tic Braces, WAT anied perfect and fal icngn
l0Oo0 pairs Mems ana Misses an Chiirens imported
Rubbers
loo0 pairs Mers Metallic OvershOes
loo Lsd'ss Buskius
Also lsrge assortment Of every description Of sirist
and proof Goods IA for sale 10 any quantities.
favorable terms by tie Newark India Rubber dGnuac
turing Co IS Msiden-lsre oleU
~ mind all who fear colds and sickness 70 provide them
selves with pair Of Overshoes DAY establishment, =
Coulanlsi IS the psce. All qualities prices and Kinds
suitable for women and children, very low prices
Re found A. Days india Rubber establishment. (or
IN the h-si az
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;. Nv ,,ys,,.xcv 80, 80 :, :,

r.. COUNTRY RESlDENtE.-A private sale,
X. beautiful situation near New Brunswick, " J on
A-A the turnpike road miles from New Brunswick,
containing OF highly cultivated lend. In excellent
fence well laid with al varieties of fuit On tn pre-
misses are well built house. 2sN3, furnished In modern
style-good harm carrisgehOuse sheds cribs barracks,
failing spring OF wafer For farther partlcu
lars apply TO ANTHONY J. BLFECkER,
4fiw Breads a.
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e sssslh.i.ANbA Erie RAIL Ia zs@sSSa
ROAD LlNE-UlnisI
.fr,sfn gsmenf-ro commeura Monday, December Nh
For passengers each way dslly except suntsys
Leave New.Yofk from tho fool % DnsEest al oelosk
A. NJ for Pierrnont. Rsnapo, M0nroe Chester 0oshee,
Midtown Otsvills. and all The Intermediate places
Leave Ousville al a A NJ Md3.etown al 8, Goshen a
81 sri Chester a, 8 a. 4 N for NewYork
Fare between New. York snd Ousviue Al 80.
Freight from NswYork vii BE- received n The foo, q
Duans e. on board the barges Samuel Marsh AMI Henry
snyisn Dr. one of which will isavs the city oclok
r. ~ on Tuesdays. Thursdays AMI Saturdays
Freight for NewYork will be taken by he train leaving
Ousvile IL O'Clock A. NJ the above mentioned three
tavs In each week Dec I. 1915 a.
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WRITER ARRANGEMENT.
~, cuTas=zlMoRRlsA AND ESSEN RaiLRo
~ * t-s1f Leave Ses-Nors. 9.eloe. A. "

Y--- -,rrssprxzr1 MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
49, ~ Leave Newly ora, o'clock A. NJ.
--to~-----Ocrk 7. NJ leSve Newark. no o'cik
A. NJ. 4o'ciock. P.I Leave Morrsiowr, Ioelock. A. n.
o'clock, L. N.
Passengers b. the Morning Train 10 Morri.,own viii
rive here oc Awhce The stages " he IN Tea
To convey them 10 schooeys n0lnaln Nashingon. Be-
vdere and Esson. day % succsFuuny SisnNupe Newcn
Milford snd Owrg0 on Mondays. Meinrefsys AZ ~.
days; and 10 RockaSay, Dover, Sparta ard Ne~loa n
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays each Tine regranR
the following days 10 meet the z. NJ. trains for n \
sage will leave fos Bsskenrdgc every evening "a
The arrival Of The ears al MOrrisiown.
Passengers 10 through, 10 and nom Jersey CIV w'tca
changing cara On leaving the city passengers viii isyo.
heT baggage Ia the al the foot Of ColaniL where
an Agent Will be IN attendance to receive Il All package,
bundles must he entered on the wsyo or he Comls
nv will not hold themselves responsible
Freight will be forwarded Immediately 10 iOfr.ows
nom Albany Basin. by stephens AMI Condt. Line q
soops newark loni the Transportation Ohce u Ne
~ J. r. r. Nd Trans Co 100. Of Liberty g. ard desired
will pc called Tor In any part ~ he city. by spps ..
maid ofica luSl IRA DOpD Supeunteedet
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CILT CORNICEs, Ffrnch Window Shades, Curtain
VI Trinnings NJ. c. WOODF0aD, rs Broadway,
viii opsn this morning invoice OF 0s Corniees WIZ
dow ShaSe Curtain Trimmings. which viii % sold q
Discount from former Prices % clos- hs n.oies To
aove invoices contains many vaashie xoods % ns kind
and a. seasou has advanced, vi be odsfed q an
indreecr-nt Lafsrgs BsiIdinss. near keadese 61
DIG HOMIE ioas No Z ch.eosl yoaldy IIo1
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DEAsONs FOR USING CONANT's Patent


LIT Itis iabor.saving 4nvsniiOn.
"a II doe. not DESTROY sscchSne matter 10 the hour
81 The bread baked with ii better hsn can DO pro-
durei IN any other way
an Bread made with this yeas. may be used b. inyat'
Without the slightest injury.
9Th Biscuit made with 10 vii De lighter AMI sweater IMAM
If made with common yeast .
GIN Buckwhesi cakes sreintnilelY better raised VIII h-
Yeast ihsn with any other
with the yeast. .,. 81,
sh This yeast received the premium al The aie FAIR
Of the American Institute.
sold wholesale and retail. ~ 49,.
il2g GASSNER l. YOUNG. 80 Chatham ~
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- PASSAGE TO AND FROM GALw!AtYi!.

&C DlrecL-Ths splendid new barg1e gRAscI,,
WATTS, having he whole OF her cargo ensss,s
and going on board. will sail with cispaich, srs -
GALWAY about tho 2slh Of March Persons desfoss "
having their friends brought ont ~ ibis iayofsbe 0PP
unity should make early Application %
81 JOSEPH NOM RkAf cor Pine AMI S0sL ~
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a.. At PRIVATE SALE-The three story and a.,
20 tic brick house 20 Clnton-pace. ttighhst ihfd
~ house below Fifthavenue, rcplete with every con
venience and order Size of house Il - by 81
deep The lot Is lease n eight years unexpred
and subject 10 ground Of sl0J per annun, viii u'ua
covenant for renewal at per cent On valuation. Size OF
lot q by 100 feet Deep running through to the alley IN the
rear with stable privilege. For particulars apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer,
gflv Broad A.
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S,TPAu ENGINE and Locomotive boli.r-for -
- a douhls updyht Pngne, cylinders irrnes dlsteesl
,rsntyegs inches stroke goss contains seyen.yixoJ
iuches nsfs) diameter, iron tubes The rhois ~ an
hnt nuIa roosl. InqIire u JAMES COCHkAs, i"h"s'
ii where The Ensine can be seeni ofG ,,
- HUBBELL THATCHER GREENE,
Nos ~ and ~ Broad a.
Ia. -. A.. -, no n
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cRC0ND.HAND STEAM ENGINES for sale

/ OILS DO Do with boilers.
dc Do DO DO.
Tobacco Cutting Engine
Iro"s,s ~ w AZ sNEDiXER,
Ia 7x1 IZ5 and rs Au0rseysl
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DN ORDER of the Hon. Charles Day one Of ne
ID Judges Of me Court of Common Peas u NE Oy ano
County Of New YOrs-Noce y hereby gwen pursuant p
the provisions Of the statute authorizing aiiac ast
ahscondng, concealed, and nonresderi DEBTORS maj az
attachment has issued against the estate Of John fe-en
resident Of Spencer, Medina County, Ono ana tal ue
viii be sold for the payment Of rs debts unless re
appear and discharge such attachment accoring 20 aN
within nine months from The fret pubcal9n 81 ms nocr
and that the payment Of any debts due % hun y any yer
son residing within the Ssie Of Sewfork nnd me aelte
r. 10 nm or for his use OF any properly within said state
belonging him. and The ransser Of any such properly ~
him forbidden by law and are void pard nc n uaJ
of NAV 1876. PETER CLARK, AIRY for Attaching
fa,.q-r fr.fifors q Nas-sfst y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

CROTON INK Maiten-isue-Frsncis's Croton
y Ink i partcu adapted Tor wiring win steel pens
This art're has been before he community but Snort
lime and has ganet q putafion beyond NE OF ssh
ne reel aon C. the Manufacturers. 10 corseq renee o.
IT, superiority over ali inks IN use lhe CtO9h us =,
NAM ouzlitie, 10 recomm md itself the color being on
beanul black the freedom with which t fows from tnr
pen-will lhicken becorne mouldy in any ela.
Carmine Rel and Copying ink.These lnks require Only
ral establish th-ir superiority N1Ane' %" "a1 "
he various kinds neatly packed f9f shIppink a.,
ERAsCIs LOI5TKEL Manufacturing staiionefs,
q, II Maiden-iaue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

L On rss ways been awarded fby The American lnsn-
tel 70 Wilder. Patent ssansnisr Safe when placed tn
Competition with others
Ard when fairly tested By hrs With other Safes deci
49,. vsrscr a. .w.vs te-u rendered favor Of the Sal
asnder The s1bscriDer he only person N Use state
ulh0fzed by e Paieutee 10 make or sell NE genuine
Wuders seism.ni-r. slLAs Z. HEhnlNo,
y. B. jones'. Chsngeable Bank Locks, also Eiieoirs
Platform Scales for ssle al manufacturers priesA
n lmDkW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

81. To LET-The house ard store on the corner of
Ts Broadway AMI Twenty hrsst with the feed store
NJ adjoining. These premises have been occupied by
The present tenant for number Of years pa- family
grocery feed sf0re ard T. desirable stand "a
there are many Improvements going in its yicniy viii
be lei low 10 a good tenant Enquire oi
: HALSTED 90 Cedsr-st
y RNu nat he let for rum shop. gfw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

IN PURSUANCE Of n order Of NE surrogate o. ne
lCounty Of New Yok notice l. hereby siven % a. Pc
having claims against aiAty hss, la.e =. ~. ~
vouchers hereof 70 he sabscnbeT Dr. 7 H. Blrras 10
OIverstreet IN the city Of N-hOf, On o. p.Yis ..e
siT dsy OF July next And al persons Indebted 10 M
estate are requested make neisie pas rn a. a'ofe'
DATED New. YORK he "a day q Decemoef, lsfo
X 81 kRAs' Administrators