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Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-10-02

Two hundred boxes of arms and accoutre-
ments for the Kentucky and Indiana regiments
of volunteers, arrived here yesterday from Pitts
burg. We understand that those for Kentuc-
Ky go TO Louisville, and the remainder to Mad
son, Indiana-Cin Eng.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-10-02
N. Y. Express.

0rPiracy on the coast of Ireland is becoming COM
mon. The British Admiralty has in consequence,
ordered addition steam force. One vessel corn la
den, was attacked few days since near Inniskea,
but the sssailants were driven off with the loss oil four
killed and several wounded.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-10-02

VARIETY ENoUGH-The editor of the New York
Express noticed the following individuals the route
from the street to the office of the Astor House, First
band of Swiss minstrels with monkey, then blind
man and his dog afterwards poor crippled boy, lean
ing on his crutch and then two or three lndanswhO
were offering moccazins and bags for SALE
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-10-02

0~-When that odd, but shrewd and quick
witted genius, Samuel Weller, was asked the
meaning of the word Monomania, he replied
to the following effect:
"When any poor fellow takes piece Of
goods from shop it is called theft: but if a
wealthy lady does the same thing it is called
monomanid.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-10-02

Hon. RoBT. G. WINTHROP, Representative
of the city of Boston in Congress, returned in
the Britannia from tour in Europe, has re-
ceived hearty welcome from his constituents
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-10-02
ITEMS.


Col Hugh Ely has withdrawn from the Con-
gressional contes. in the Third District of
Maryland, leaving but two candidates in the
field-Mr. Lyon, Locofoco, and Mr.. PhiIpot,
Wing.
MIcHIGAN.-James NJ. Edmunds, of Wash
tenaw county, for Governor, and H. L. Miller,
of Saginaw, for Lieut.. Governor, are the nom-
nees of the Wing State Convention.
The Wings of Erie County, Pennsylvania,
in Convention assembled, have nominated
Henry Clay as their choice for the Presidency
in 1913. The NcD York Tribune calls atten-
ton to it as significant.
"Drop line if you want to see me" as the
fish said to the angler.
There were 90 deaths in ST. Louis during the
week ending Monday Sept. Goth.
The house of man named Swayne, near IL
linoistown, H., was broken open and robbed
on the 9Th, and the father of Mr.. S. murdered.
A letter from Munich of the 18th, in the Ger
man Journal of Frankfort, announces that Lo-
la Monies has been created Countess BY the
King of Bavaria, She takes the title of Coun-
tess Landsfeld, which was that of noble fam
lily now extinct. 1t was reported at Munich
that large annual income is also secured to
her.
Two hundred troops bound for California
left New York on Monday, under command of
Lieut.. Thomas Z. Ketcham.
Cave Johnson, the Postmaster General is
seriously ILL.,
A gentlemen writes that he dined at the st.
Charles Hotel, New Orleans, with but one OH
er person at the table, so thinned offs the pop
ulation by fear of the epidemic.
A christian should be like river, that fer
tilizes while it runs-carrying ships, and all
that floats upon its bosom, along with il to the
ocean.
woman's heart is the only true plate for a
mans likeness. An instant gives the impress
sion, and an age of sorrow and change cannot
affect it.
DEATH OF Hon. EDWARD ELDRrpGE.-The
Norwich (Ct.) Courier mentions the death of
this gentleman. He was one of the most in
fluential citizens Of Connecticut. He died of
apoplexy. His age was 80 years.
Under the Wing Administration, the State
of Ohio is paying off two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars of her debt year, besides the
interest upon the whole debt
81 checked the enemy and saved the CAPT.
tal"-says Santa Anna. What poet the Mex
lean General is.
The Mexicans made 1917 of our soldiers bite
the dust on the plains of Mexico
Prime, Ward & Co., it is said, will not pay
more than rs cents on the dollar. We fear
that this failure is the precursor to a crisis in
commercial affairs.
The President has pardoned P. Norris, late
of the Baltimore Battalion. He had been SEN
fenced at Tampico TO two years imprisonment
for man-slaughter
The remains of the Sea Serpent found in
Clarke county, Alabama, year or two ago by
DR.. Kock, have been pronounced by the Ger
man Swans to be genuine.
There has been sudden rise in the shoe
market of North Carolina, says the Raleigh
Star This may account for the fact that the
President and his Cabinet wears Penitentiary
made shoes.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-10-02

The sickness among the Immigrants at Que
bee and Montreal, continues, and is truly APP
palling. Up to the 9Th inst, it is stated, up
wards Of five thousand deaths had occurred at
the two places.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-10-02

U-Col. Fremont has returned to Washing
ton from his visit to South Carolina, and Gen.
kearney left Washington for New York. and
will probably proceed from heace to St. Louis
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-10-02

Os- We understand that the posts of the
telegraph line are up to within four miles of
Corydon.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-10-02

OS- See first and fourth pages for miscella-
neous matter.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-10-02

OF WANTED-A lad Ia TO l6 years OF
age is wanted at this Office as an apprentice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
MARINE JOU r n A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.

ARRIVED.
Pscketsbip Henry Clay, Nye. from Liverpool, July .
mdse 10 Griuneu Minturn & Co 3lst July lat 40 81.
long H. exchanged signals with Br ship hestre of Lv
pool bound West lst inst. lat a. -, long 70 q ex-
changed signals with LoodnAh bouOd East ID inst ex
changed signsl with slip Frsnconis bound West
Packetship la Duchesse d Orleans, Richardson from
Hsvre 18th July mdse TO VIM WhitlOck. Jr July 20
lat 4 30 long saw ship Switzerland from London for
NYork Has experienced light winds snd Gains.
ship Stephen Whitney Popham. from Liver.
pool llth July mdse. TO Robt Kermit. Aug ii, lat a
g. long A. 81 spoke steamship Sarah Sands DIS I'm
York All we'll Aug 10. boarded schr Squantum Of Or.
land Ne 10 weeks the Banks full OF fish, 10 sail
for home 18th inst
last TO Eesmth & Walsh. Aug lat Al 40, long 81 &C.
spoke Br ship SchOodiac hence for Liverpool IL days
out Goth long 81 30 spoke schr Declaration OF New.
buryport under jurymasts had been abandoned snd
fallen In with by English vessel VINO put part OF her
crew on board who endesvoring 10 get her into
Halifax 18th lat 80 40 long 10 3d. spoke brig sussex.
OF Calais. hence steering eastward. On the llth ana
18th inst experienced severe gale from 81 10 SW the
following day ship with loss OF fore and main
top ssts, steering eastward.
Ship Alfred Psndeton 40 de I'm Hsvre, In ballast to
WIN Whiilock, Jr
Bark Carolina Sherwood I'm Nsntz July ls in ballast,
10 Durham Dlmon. Aug 81, lat AZ ~. long o. spoke
bark Phura of Nlork, steering eastward wished to be
reported.
Br bris Lady Mary Holly 20 ds I'm PictOu, Ms, coal
to Dunscomb & Beckwth
Brig Marshall Lavender "a De im Csdiz. wine. &c, 10
T Stalker 9th July lat 81 spoke Br ship Charlotte
from Rio for Hamburg.
Br brig Unicorn, Welsh 10 de- I'm Pctou Ms, coal TO
order.
Schr Richard Rush Crowell. fm Marblehead fish.
schr Volta futile. FIN stonington In ballast
Schr Pacific Prescott I'm New Haven, In ballast
sohr Samuel a Appleton, Nckerson DIS FIN Boston
mdse 10 + g. J HerTick
Schr sun Nickerson, I'm Gloucester. fish
sAILED-ship Marion, for Charleston; brig Benz l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
SECOND board.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In paeka ship StspkeR Whifasy from Lip1pool-Mr and
Mrs Bus,srd Mr. Lynch. of II Louis Mr. Thaele. Mr.
Cssnesrk. Of Germany Miss Fleming, Of Dublin, and
2s4 10 the Storage.
IN pdckef ship la DuchCsss a Orle1ps from HGrrs-Mr
Irving Charge sires 20 Denmark Mrs Irwin and i've
children. Mrs Wolf. Mrs sheer 2 Moor. Of Penn
Morssu. Madame Csmboult Of Y Mr. Mueguer,
OF Germany Madame kssushoof and son. OF svitzer-
land L Bessre. Marie Sells Of Paris saml Fox Of
Philsd c Boguet of Paris; Cap, Dillingham;. Of New
Orleans Luther Ellis Of Boston snd 237 IN the Storage
In packei ship Henry Clay from LiropOo-D Craw ford
Crawford Crawford. Mniurn, Grinnell. Grin,
nell Gillen r McArster Jsmieson Dryer. T
DIVER Rock r Rock. w Smyther Wilmer
Eastman G n Monk. G Monk W Lounsby Lounsby,
J A James. Capt Rogers. Rusgles, Maria Nye and
3l7 10 the sieerage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

p.Sm for me wssry and opprssssd IA brOshsr' Asarl
and hand; their istheflAnd
All no, scorned unveeome guests shosid meg '''-1
Room for the weary and oppressed the Ansel' "-NA
- lorlove-
And write within the record book each deed OF hate
BE heepeth watch who meeky Taught that not 10 van
- Heaven,
cup Of water 10 His psme-sne no" nus .Hio'e "
With tiree and unslun'eerins eye ne resa' 'ne
Of mep,
aos With the measure that they give will meet TO them
.s.,n May A. s. AIpBIcH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
Corpcration Notifies.
. ssEssORs, NoTIoE-PaSHc motto. !. h

A
"A yiven by he general Board Of Assessors of The Guy
and County Of Ns~-York that The Assessors OF ne -
.peeve Wards have competed aer several
number the place herein menhonedi and the A''esso'
F,r,t Wnrd-At Franklin Market up stsirS, entrance
from soutb-,l J. Ciiz Morrison, Ira Brown
sscond Hard-Ai 81 FullonsL Augustus p Csnn'eyef'
to- Uayd-Gr 2ss Washington. corner Of Chambers
Jane. = Wood, William l.. shadow. 49,.
FOURTH Hard-At 4o3 Pear-sl James O. Smith hiie'
F,dA Ward-Ai 81 Jay'I william c. Scott, I''Ar B.
S,Ttl Wa-a-Al ls5 wsIerst Thomas TomP'on, John
Sest,s1 p'a-d-AtI5i Easl Broadway: George Adams
Luther Richards. 80 a.,
N'afh Hard-At 40 Hadsou-st H. I.oSsrd csrgil,
fsnfs Ward-AlGi He.ter-st Eanund Anderson. Da'
ElceI Bs-d-Al 59s Fourshsl: Lewis Dingse, John
Tsrslfl Eard-The frat ten days Gfifhns seveniet
Of and Blooming se the subsequent len days An1 on Ne
llth Of September a. Cromwe.i'. Mania Anye John r.
Tki,teSntG H'ard-Ai 70 Pir,L William jenkins John
FLYNN. ,-
Cam phsll. Patrick Nc Elroy
Ftffeeafh Hayd-At N Y University room No ], base
meni entrance from Washington place Ezra Ludlow
John Lzior
SlrisenA Hard-At iso Eighth avenue James Niool,
Henry T. Joile.
Se.snieerh Hard-AilI2 Second Il Isaac Ward, Abrs-
ham Van ROsserct.
Eighteenth Ward A, s9) Third avenue Collins sheP-
herd. " iliAn Johnston.
Where he same msy he seen and examined bv any Of
the inhabitants from TIE Twentieth day OF August 10 the
Assessors Of the respective Wsrds will Al the pl
ration OF the said time 10 wit The Eleven daf 81 sep
temb@r nexr al tue places u sher WARDS heretofore men
toned 10 review Their said assessments the applica-
ton Of any person coreeiviug himself aggreved.
- EZRA LUDLOW, Pre.Ident
AUGUSTUS y CAMyrYER secy sa.0 ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
TEXAS GEnERAL AGENCY.
ssLEwOoo wss s5 r' : CO.


Al rsrc..s5s Rr4l Esfafs
\ OcATE OR SETTLE LAND CLAIMS, prDe Pr, -
L.enis or other Dcc1meus Necessary 70 pei-e- -
sBrv1v MAJ and suhdvtie Trscsi Pay axes on Lang
81 non -.d-uts or abseutee Redeem LAods 500 ~
Taxes; settle secouns with ne dserent q
L. s.te ;overuun-nt. Collect Foreign DEBTS .nd Lens
a. III otb-r bu,iD~.s spperAnrg 10 Genera Aks1GJ
Aso ne above hru engaged n ne pfsece :. -
In Tie Supreme and Dssrici Courts o. .Ie So - -
ssis Of Texas sad win give PfonPs asieniion |" ~ O-'
ness entrusted 10 iheir care -, 81. -. s,.,s. a.
- AL iett-rs and commu1icA9cs If91 80 ,S.oon
ba..sss 4, Be ADDRESSED 10 LORENZO shEhM OOO'
5n-. - O0 iy9 Szeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
1u6nrdnrf.
nRPICk oF s.TuE H0PR MUTUAL LIFE |
NJIueUrnnc- COMPANY WAll at Mortimer Buildings

OFPICk OF "THk HOPE MUTUAL LIFE
OIusurAno7 Company" WslsL NJ ortmer Buildings
New York, 18th March lSf7. NJ,
perpetual cnarer and duy organized according 10 Law
has commenced business o. Life Insurance on Ihe MI
taal principles the net profile being divided annually
among nsurec according the act OF Incorporation
The premiums conform with the usage OF other
similar compauieor the convenience OF parnes insuring
who would refer 10 pay The premiums by insis mems
10 left 10 their option when The premium e1c-os 80 70
paw onehAf Ia cash ard secure payment Of the residue
10 IL months by an approved note bearing interest
per cent e
Of lher wives Ard children that upon The deceese Of
the insured The wife living, or rot then MS ehdfe2
will receive The amount psysbe by ne poncy free Ano
clear Of any claim By the creditors OF he deceased
For the CREATE security Of parties tnsuring with THIS
company The Trustees have provided an Indemnify funo
10 the OF S2 600 10 nef Losses hal may socrue upon
capital ceedng amount shall have been realized
from The receipt OF premium when VIII De no longer
necessary, and may be Withdrawn
The following 10 si OF the Ocers aud trustees Tor NE
TRUSTEES
Nathaniel Weed Ezra Wood, Chsunoey Ayres.
Simeon Baldwin, Joseph B. Nones, Philip 5 Gsipin,
Dennis Perkins, Roswell HoyL VIM. L. Brewer,
John A Davenport sGm'l X. Ssiierlee, james Dimon,
AlexF II. Dams, c. II. Besrdsey, Chss WhiIuesey,
Chsre. j. Tsylor John W Leeds Joseph D. Warren,
Alex'r Hamilton Alex'r n Holly, Stephen B Provost,
James T souuer Wm. Minor. Tneo. Davenport
ALEXANDER n HOLLY. President
JOHN W LEEDS. Assistant President
JOHN A DAVENPORT. Vice President
RoswEI.L hoYT, Secretary.
VIM WELLS, General Agent
DSna Woodruff Leonard, Escs Counsellors and Al
torneys of,he Company for New-lorf.
WA Minor, ESQ Counsellor and Attorney Tor STAN
ford.
Ezra Wood, NJ. D. and A Cooke Hull. NJ D. Physicians
Medical and Advisers of The Company for New
YoTk.
for STANFORD myll eodn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
S,uPpIIKa nE FLOuk for lhe A ms. b on.e

SUPPIIHN OF FLOUR Tor he me- Huuse D.
- parnent-Sesled Proposals will BE- received by me
Commissioner his Office IN the PARK until O'Clock r
of the 5Oh instant for supplying fJr tho use Of The
Aims House Department
Is barrels suPerfne Ohio Flour,
$50 90 Fine 90 do Samples TO he seen Al
$50 DO Fine Middlings. he Office
50 do Rye our.
To be- delivered Bellevue foot OF entysiVthst fee
Of all expense being notified. Each parcel 10 be e
mated for separately and will he decided In that manner
aud proposals 10 b- accompanied by written iusrsniy
signed by Two responsible persons hs effect that the
bidder or bidders will, II bis their bid be accepted
Tor ~iih into obi cation With good and sufficient
sureties TO furnish article slotted snd IN u fall
ure on The part the contractor to deliver all Any Of
the 80 tho Comm ssiouer ,hsl have power 10 supply
deficiencies and sny Of ccst shall be charged
to and paid by The contraction
" q LEONARD. Commissioner.
Office Of CommissiOrer Of Alms House
~ W Acne, Oh fcf-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

Two TIKI PUBLIC-A Branch Poet Oeee hzs Beer
opeucd 81 he Bookstore Is Cs1kst for me r-crp-
ton Of City snc Mai Letters CITY snd foT-ign Leiefs :
cents MAJ Letters cent. Cigy letters are deliFef-1
three ZINES dsy Nal letters tsken . NJ bosis and
mailed he day Legers - PAID o. tns ofce 70
ali psr % TIE Irist Sisies or Europe Nal BAGS made
up Al The sailing ofevery packet 0r steamer
NILS h4L PrOPr's'Or'
ofee H0us from 7 A. NJ unal ?. NJ Sundays
ALL -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

NOTICE TO BUTCHERs.-Aricies O he sasea
4Neu Melting Association. ior ne ENSUING yeeI - -
ready ard Will resn op~u for sigustures ~ taer once
corner OF Frssveuue and Tenih-s@ unni lss sepsrne
n-xt Batch-rs DESTROYS OF becoming menoeIs = -
Assoesson vii can and cave heir sgnkiares pror 70
thsa dan. 81 order q tn soxrd n Tr1strcs na3 ~.
- AG>-The tisb-.g price paid N casa Tor AZ
Atktnds q heggins canvas. grass OF hsris rop-
sunny eexsins tsrr-d rope hale rope, cuings kc -
sa2o ~ cIkUs W. FIELD co. sarlinxsap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
pubIir Conpepaness, &r.
THE NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD LIN
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

THE NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD LINE
SUMMER dRR.fNGEMENT
- --<zzzzz-zx1 FoR PASSEN6ess, eu-
AA - ,swee each way daily NV
-texcept Sundsy lesve
NeYcrk from the foot o. DuxnesL al O'clock NJ and
al O'Clock P NJ By steamboat FOR Piermont tnence oy
cars 10 Rsmspo Monroe Chester, Goshen hiadeso"n'
Ousviie and ire luterrediste stations.
THE return trains for NewYork will leave Ousvilea
~ A " and 4 Is, ?. NJ. MiddetoSn, Al A. N and
a. P. NJ Goshen, a. p A. ". and, >, z NJ Snes'ef
AL IS. A NJ. and Is, ?.
FAre between New-Yors nd otisvile, 81 81 rsy-lare
FoS MiIx-Leave oasvils Al 81 O'Clock. morning and
evening ,,.t.-
FoR FRglsHr-The esrses ssm1el Msrsn snt - henfy
suvtsn Jrr will leave Nsw-York (from the loot c
Ousn.-st) A. 5 O'Clock P. NJ. daily except suntsys)
No freiz will be received In New.fork Aer oeoe
Freight for New-YoFk will be taken by the srs lesVn
OusviIe Al 10. O'Clock, A. NJ; hddletown Al III A. N
G,shrn Al lst P NJ Chester al O'Clock. r N. sc &c
For fsriher particulars, apply ID J.. r SLAhnsoS
AGENT corner OF Duane and West ss New YORK. or 70 o
: pOST superir tapdent Trans portsticn, Pierm0nI
nv n n = ohI wv ~. c1re----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
6ouses for 6nle.

- AT PRIVATE sALE-rhirty-s seventh and Thir-
-. iy--ighh-st - lots OF ground each . feet 10 front
ard by half The block 10 depth on th- north side
q Thirtyseven dist between Seventh and EighhaV-nues
ana OTIS Of the sane diner sons the souh side of
Thtv-eiehih running hrou n from street 70 street
EI6HrY-slxrHsT-Aso 10 lots each > feet In fron, and
rear by hall block 20 depth having frontage Of -
feet on the north side Of EighysxlhsL between Third
snd Fourth avenues Apply 70
.u25Iw BroAd-si.
81 AT PRIVATE sALE-Souih Brooklyn-The
H. ne hfesstory brick house ard lot In fee situated
~ on the west side Of Hieks-.L between Unou snd
ssck- finished 10 the best manner and In modern sye
with sliding doors, marble manel'' psnHes &c pia1t.
enc osed With glass; urder Gel &c. Size 81 house = by
- feet size ofot - by leo feet II desired $50 can re-
main on bond AMI mortgage Fer terms &c sppy TO
ANTHONY J. BLEEckER, Aueuoneer
sr1ifyv Broai-st
- AT PRIVATE SsLB.-i Abingdon pscs-A de-
sirsble three ,tory and sc brick house, with bsss
nenf stnse IN Auin gdon- place, the Ol . feet by 81
STYLE with mahogany doors. marble msniels. baths NC
The Croion laid throughout the premises &c
Apply TO ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aueiioueer
su.5 I - oroAa-s-
o. AT PRIVATK ~ALK.-ClrY o. sSooSLYSL-
The Few ltres siory brick house ard lot 10 Zee, win
A room. % tte yes side q Prince-sI next -
Wiloughbysi. Par u he purchase money can remain
20 bond and mortgage. For terms, sc. apply %
ANTHONY }. BLEEcKER, Auel9neer'
su2gfw Broat-sL
50 FOR SALE--Tne two oricE houses Noe ), ara
- 81 Cia,ks0n-st north SIDE Gear HudsOnst lots - ~
lt0 feet esch ess-r2 years from last May ana re-
nevHbe Also three story brick house, and 80 years NJ
expired lease Of lot No 81 Greenwchst near Rectors
Also the lot. with shop and sheds, No Lsnrsnsst "e''
.id- near { analst J. l.. sCHiEFFELlN.
sn25 I'm. ma Csnsl u
m AT PRIVATE .GIE-FORTiErH sr.-Two
- OF ground esch Is feet by o. feet inches o. me
- -ouih .id- Of Fori-ihsL heWeen First and secood
averne' commencing 7 tsS, ar A
anlilw Alc-lone-r hros1 st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
Eeaal Noiires.
I1>ITRD sTATgs CIRCUIT COZ

TINTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Forih ne
u District Of New -Jersey-In kQuity-between JOnN
BIIrNDFLL, com plainant and PATRICK COZ 6hLlN,
loan COLGAN JAMES HARRlsON. SOLOMON Gill
BERT ROBERT VAN DUYNE. COLGAN a PEThE,
ANDREW kIkk. and CHARLES NJ. NANNY ana OH
ers defendants Order for pu0icauon-lt appearing 10
mi. Court that The complainant nss ned ms Dill IN he
above entitled cause against the above named deenc ss
aud others for the force ana sale OF certain orl
gsred premises 10 the said bill mentioned ard process ~
~ 6plna - appear and direced 10 the defend
Apt 70 been regularly issued returnaoe 70 the hrsi MOI
day Of August instant; bul thai The defendants ABOVE
named ccu not found 10 his Stale % be served tlefe-
with ADD hey have caused their aPprArtnce 10 be
entered such process hsd been duly served and
II being made appear. By aisgt - the sAAsi c'on o.
The ssi4 Court thsi defendants above named reside
out OF The stsle NeJrTsey, wiz II he safe OF New
York. ,
thersupon or Ibis seco4d day q August IL he year
of oar Lord one thousand eight hundred ana ioryever
on motion u John Gould llcOr Ollie con psllAnI y
his order directed BY the ssd Court thai he tLd auseus
defendants do appear plead snsw er or oe1r 10 the com
plAnanrs bill before the hst day ofOcooer -eNi or
n rfaut thereof such decree be made against hen a. r
sad Court shall thnk equitable and Just And 10 farther
ordered hs order shall ~ihn tee tsys hereafter ne
served personally the said absent DEFENDANT BY de-
livery Of copy thereof esch Of them. or be published
within the said days IN he Paterson lstelEeGo-r
printed PAerson 70 ths stats and conIina
al therein for weeks excessively a. eAsi oce 10 each
weea and IN IKE mAnnsr ard Tor he Ike space %
lime IN the Newly TTitane, Newspaper printed II
''s Wy - EDWARD n. DIcKERsoN, CLERK
A true eopy-DIcKERsoS Clerk lsSeg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
fI1UIKD DISTRICT POLICE OFFICE, E"eI-

s-Ali persons interested IN. claiming properly 70
naming ssid Police Oce thr hrsi Monday or Janu
sry 1871 hereby notified 10 make proof ~ owner.hp
Of said property ssid Police Office, Oh or before Wed
nesdsy the sth day OF August 1871, all said property
which shall ne uuc smed ssid day viii be sold ~ pub
he auction Thursday tie 18th August l3f7 al 10 o'clock
"A NJ. Al c. ChambeFlsin's suctioneer, spIoceH
Said properly consists OF watches lot % rope PKG OF
iron pigs ~ lead shoes &c By direction OF The Mass
20" ~ $50 ~. '''N Edwin = COREY. Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
a FARM FOk -AtE-Oi aoou % - -, 70 !, =
U,n,IGAR -,fOkER-.-

no CIGAR -MOhERs.-So1.iAinE AsT-BELL
i GOILD i s. NAssaasI Tribune Buildings have Just
r-c-ig-d from Havana f-~ thousand Of ne most ehSu.
49, Cigar. ever a-red 70 he public.
The, consist Of PAs Pokss, EsPsrteros and r1resss
Ths hA. been cured oy new process discoveries
10 Havana by which the celicscy Of is ratiFe Homsh
ur-.eyv.d under al he vicasitudes OF climste
In Europe hey have net win The u,os1 urqaslns1 sP
urobAtlon ans they now orered 10 re afccthLe
smoker here The choicest specimens 81 tobacco AA nA
l-ft Cubs ,..-.- ---- -
Tbey arr put up 10 small water AZ ART an cases con
srrs from four % Twelve cigars. Very conVerleni and
p,rtaSl- sod wholesale and retail BY
BELL GOULD. 80 NSsssu-st
su25 Exclusive Agents ioS her-for
TNPIRR SPRINGS, Saraoga-The wsteFs q MS
Il surug hsge now undergone a careful e1Aml n1tion
ls-her viii experiments upon ~ properties AID ron
a. fcs which have becu eelled ne pfopfeIors feel
warranted 10 recommending iIs use 70 nc public Ibey
vii ind II equal IL al respects 10 he cee0rAec Sonkfcss
wsler lts composition a. determined oy Dr. Enmons'
ore q me STATE Ceo.ok ole. Il a. follows - -.
Ch.orice Of Sodium. 20 ycrodAie q SodA.l-''
n11i 1890 - ls "a 1854
do. ofMsxnesia fl.s'il ,,,.- -. ~.
From n. anAysis Il viii Be teen. nat ~ tddlol 70 &c
eleueuts conISins II common with taAs spring hTrr
rrusrkAbe Grg- proportion Of ydrocsie 81 soda Nhcn
ives gre.t recc.l vAlue scrof1s ard many oDsAn.e
Sasneus AsectOus a. scald Head, kc Bal aoo1hef re-
arknbe f.c 10 ne composition Of t1is vs1sf, % ~ &c
sorr from ron Herce may be drank by cous1mPNfe
narert, win ssiely and benefit
Drgrsts pkysiciars hotel keepers ard nsees can Dc
,upsIl-t Wiz AZ wsier By GAssrEkk lOl Nc,
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