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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKEk, AnctlonesI

IN >
4 ARCE SALE OF Splendid S;cambosts-ro slcse
IIconcern.-rhe following S'rsHboaw VIII De SOFA ~ ne
Merchants Exchange the OF New fork oeoch
On Tuesday iah day IT January. lst1, BY Anthony J.
Bieecker Auctiooeer. -, -
The sale perrmp,ory on liberal terms Particulars ess
be had by applying 81 The Aueuoneers once NO o'oAa
street - -, -. "a.
burlhen Of 400 tons $40 feet long " feet beam cylinder
sit inches, ~ feet stroke. 49,.
The KnckerbocksrS years old, so feet long, ~ iess
beam eS inches cylinder. 10 feet stroke ,,
Three fourths part Of the Hendrix Hudson year 3D.
$40 Zee, long - feet beam, u inches cylinder IL ie'
slroke =. -. -. o.. -.
The South America years old, DO fese long, "tiee
beam 81 inches cylinder, II feet stroke -
The North America, years Old, - ces long ~ 'eo
beam as inches cylinder, II feet stroke, - a..
The Columbia ysars DID, feet long b feet beam, a
inches ylinder. IL feet stroke - 81, ..,~
The Rochester years DID, 2sc feet long /" ice' oes
~ inches cylinder, 10 feet stroke
The gnells well suited for short route
The above boats are well Known a. tho most eomn,o
dous and substantial boats the American waters thai
Il ts deemed unnecessary TO give particular desehpaos
OF them here All VI the boeis will be sold wihou.
or restriction on day named unless disposed u 81 phi
vste sale prior to that time. a., A..
The property an be examined any day previous 70 mo
sale. tiSsI OFT ous oso ~ :. , :. -
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RR. BUSHES TONIC FEBRIFUGE-A post

1--we ssfs and permanent cure for Fever and Ague
~ ,ceSIrine has obtained wide spread reputation a.
cure FOR Ague und Fever, Chill or Intermittent and Remit
Tor, Feyer 10 every stage Of these diseases ia superiority
- ber remedies bs. fully tested By s tonic pro
nrie- strength given 10 the patient at The same uine
H.. he disease eTpeed from bis system. Residents a.
ire south will find Of yast service, al OCCASIONAL use
81 he Tonic F-brfuge will guard against the eoiltsung
effects Of the climate Be careful to ash for Bah<s Ien,e
g,kfage as the celebrity u the article has gwen nss 70
.,snts Al eonterfeng the name be therefore you
obtsin The genuine all which bears on he wrapper the
,sr,fsrn signature Of DR.. James Bruce AZ broedwsy
Nsy.Yofk )ll 3msoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

OlLS-Whsle sells moderately for home use. Amer
can Inseed remains last noticed. but English bias
been in good demand and sales Of 1000 gallons have
been made at 81 coll cts cssha higher price is now
offered. 70 arrive At the Eastward there have been
farther sales Of about 200 bbls Crude Sperm 81
tihe over part for this market and 1900 do Whale un
dersood 10 come here terms not made public. Cask
Olive commands 81 l2l. cash Unblesched Fall Sperm,
81 o.. and Winter, 81 o.. mos.
SUGARS-The demand from the trade is moderate.
but the market for New Orleans is very firm much Of
that arriving being placed in store rather owing
however the high prices which il costs laid down
here than TO a disposition to hold in expectation Of any
advance. The sales include $50 hhds New Orleans at
6. Il cents 1900 bxs Brown and White Havana at o.
for the former. and has for the latter and Of
Dutch and English Refined sales Of Crushed have
been made At 81 9l quality inferior TO American
By auction Us hhds Porto Rico sold at 8. al cents
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~ CBAMBKRLAlN, Ascnocecr.--Sore NO.
u. spracca-Lsneral sdvsncee made o. ooSos soo
s,sp-i for private sale W be sld o. saepoo
ssSes csretaliy s,ieoded TO, ssd rrsPec;fsv sohei
Prurpt r~urns made -. ~ "a
&c CHAMBERLAIN having removed from Nc. !.
10 No sprucesl would be happy 10 receive
Of Merchandise Of every descriptive nom hs r,sna'
snd he public GENERALLY wbose h'ofs he Ropes 70 m~'~
MONDAY, Jan II,
At ie4 o'eloch. a. No spruce al -.
sssxuy's SllE OF Second Hand Furniture, Liquors "
snrs Nc comprising tables ehairy oureaAn,
erpck.rv oil cloth, Venetian blinds, demonns, Ssnst
large counter with drawers cutfins table soses pee
,sads Also lot cheese sugars soar Ae Also uco
chests Of sres and superior ~ofkusnshir dess
&c. &C
Also-i hid. Jsnaica spirta
Also-S ar casks Port Wine.
Al,o-S do. Madeira Vine. -
Also-A hne assortment Boots. Shoes. btosans lsdes
Ba.kins slippers Ties, India Rubber, plain and nirred-
TUESDAY, Jan. Il!
Al ie3 O'Clock. 81 No. lis Orchsfdst
svesNOR HOUSEHOLD Fvs>lrVss, Nc contained m ns
neat three story house al The above number, Composing
sofas full French and mshy chairs piano forte and stool
window shades and blinds, locking glssses. marcetcr
center table, NAH pier and center tables oslomAns man
sl cloch girandoles manlel crnsmens asns and nal.
lamps. Brussels and ingram carpets. star carpets ana
rods. oil CLOTH dressing and Pian buresux Ase sAncs
snd etockery, mshy French bedsIesds held oedsieads
fa,hef beds hair mattresses, bedding, nne and vsiushc
ssortmeu Of oil paintings and engraving Nc Nc Aso
a general assortment OF kitchen furniture, stove Nc
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HaL-Pursuani chap. ART g. Of The constitution e.
neral meeting Of the members Of this institution VIII be
held on Tuesday evening 18th January l8f7, for the pur
pose Of receiving the annual reports Of the Treasurer and
hoard OF Directors and for the transactions Of such other
business a. may be presented. by order.
III a HENRY BANCROFT, Rec. Sec. pro TEN.
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PORT OF NETWORK.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. DAY.
TaE sUs. THE MOON FuLL sEa
Rises.7 20 | Sets a II Morn. / g. Eve 90. 3 II
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MONTHLY REPORT for December Of n. y. I New.
IVl Yofk Medical and Surgical Insuiue, NO ~ Shs"
b.rsst Cases sxeo>ssf4Hy Treated
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70 Rc,,. n RarIow. Fine Wood Cut and J oh

Printer, IS ChamOeTs-st N 1.-haNlng pufchs-th nv
Interest B. j. Losing In the Printing establishment, y
prepared do all styles OF printing, from me WOOD cut
lin hch braRch he hss the continued advice Of Mr.. u 10
he cheapest handful His type and presses perfectly
new and his work will be done " the neatest manner
share of patronage Is respectfully solicited u 'us
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MoRNINa BOAT, ,. :, ss 7; /. ,s To-

Eh4t- SNswburgh and Fishkill, lsading Of The 70
,ernedlsie places. The stssmbos' hioh
LANDER Captain Charles b. Armstrong, VIII leave
the Steamboat Pier foot u warren 81 pr Aosny ey,,I
r,ornlng At o. excepted connecting VAN
m. Al Fisaki Tor Hudson &c and 81
Nsybnrgh for Ki NJ slon, Cabkll and Albany
For passage freight apply on board the boai " 10
I'M GEO. CLARK, on the pier
49, FOR AALE-stesmbos, EMERALD,
EARkc=3NIying At the foot OF Munay-st with ue
privilege Of her Rous from Kingston 70
Nsyv yo,k Ipouire OF WILLIAMSON VAIL,
III av. i5f Wost st New odk.
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nv Mercantile Library Association, elm

Hsl-Pursuast to chap art. y, OF the Constitution an
Election for officers Of this Institution Tor The ensuing year
will be held at the Library Tuesday, Jan 10, 1917.
The Polls open ats A. NJ and close al !. NJ. by
order lii ri HENRY BANCROFT, Rec. Sec pro feni
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DE- yEs59es,S. :: -; IT: :: 20: $:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

iourned meeting OF the New YORK Academy Of Medien
Will be held Wednesday the 18Th Ian Inst al Me Lycs
um Of Natural History No sol Broadway o. O'Clock,
NJ Ocers for the present year are TO be elected Al nj
meeting BY order OF the Academy, .
in sis. r. CAMPBELL STEWART, NJ ID.
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w X. JONES, Auctioneer -
BOOTS. sHOkS AND BRO0ANs.-Onw eanss
Dday Jan 20 lsl7 al 10 O'Clock, al tho store OF = " IN
gsrsoN \ Co. No IA PesrlsI go eases, eomprinns
large and desirable assortment Of boots shoes ana pro
esns suiiablefo for Southern Western and city dealers W
BA Chiffon. Auctoneer.
4 UCTION NOTlCE.-Siock OF Drugs sc. ~
N IIfDLOW co. will sell on Tuesday, January W ~
O'clock r. NJ the entire stock and fixtures OF areeh
drug store No ia West Broadway, opposite Lspensrd-
a. Sale postiye-terms cssh ~ 50.
- EAGLE TAVERN, ALBANY NJ. H.Eihs
subscrIbsrs respectfully inform their frieuds ad ,ne
- public generally thai they have succecded n Ss'
ysns ESQ a. proprsto OF the above well Snown nSuss
and are prepared to accommodate oil hose who may svos
them with their patronage with a'ge and well mnnS'"
and airy rooma IdsisHl DO66S bLAk1.
- TO CAKMEN-fo Let, apartment: With s'ables
III convenient Apply 10 }; oibNEL.,. :,
- "A Evils ecr. Third-sv. ana .xa "
- FARM.-At private sale, Farm containing sboIs
$50 acres, situated In the township " Lcfi befHen
County, New Jersey, about seven miles rom JeIssy
City the line OF the Psteon Rsifcedcsn ne rese"s"
IN half an hour ic0 under high
100 scres Of woodland producing very heavy moei su
bic for ship building, the residue meadow land Inn
Farm s enclosed by fencea There are on me pse
misses good two story ling and Two or three
Barns Smith shop Vegetable and other out houses ~
good ORDER hne road The houses sod ivns spfnk
netbs barn nm orchards, grApeyines Nc OF mrtnsf"
particulars Apply 10 ANTHONY bLEEChIn,
no i've Auctionecr, brosf-st
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- eres, opposition exists in the upPe, ana
" - a the City to the proposed Adjustment
's's'I Pos, oace in chs.hsm and the io
i'e De-. on the subject j. in very general e"eu'a
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PUBLISHED THIS MORNING No..

rJ- English, French, Italian and Spanish books imp
Cd ~ orjes an f,yorable terms il n
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T
delivered by B. K BsKfow on Monday evening, Jan. u
At O'Clock The services OF Glee Club ART also engaged
for the evening The public In general and Sons OF Ten
perance in particular are invited attend By order Of
The Division y ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

ExTRA New Hullo1 Buckwhsst-
Esfs prepared 10 receive orders los .
whsst, neatly pscksd b berrsls, half be-
eighsh befrsls; also n bags a. 8 ed
fpf Graham Bloar ssa OF 0oa y NE
srucles ere yszrnisd sQal ,eoy y =.
cot Of De City, aeeoopen1e4 W 2 q
nsss viii psonps $780, AS
OF autsS ~ Dteo1-e 49,
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amnSemeuts.

OPENING OF THE ITALIAN OPERA, A.
O'Psiu,o's Opera House. In Ckanbersst-On MON
DAY January lin. lsi1. The iia.sn o7cra Company
will perform he Opers Of O0nlsstla
LINDA or CHAMOCNlx
Directors Of the Italian Opera Comrsny-S'gnon A. san
-.t.s.o p.fu md pOglara
Democratic banner., 1847-01-25
BOWLING GREEN, Mo-, !
January 2lst., lS47. I

Dear SIR: My attention has been called
70 a communication in the last number Of
your paper, in which my name is connect
ed with the Office of County Clerk, and al
invitation by the author that I should maxi
known my determination whether to be a
candidate or not. Twill simply say in re"
ply, thai am a candidate, and if elected
no effort on my part shall be wanting to de-
serve such a distinguished mark Of the con
.fdence of the people, by a prompt and
faithful discharge of every duty connected
with the office.
Respectfully yours &C.,
THO'S. J. C. FAGG.
S. F. MURRAY, ESQ.,
Democratic banner., 1847-01-25

G. The bill regulating the rate of inte-
rest at 6 per cent as amended by the House,
was taken up by the Senate; the vote taken
stood, l6, Is, and the President gave his
vote in favor of the amendment, which now
establishes 6 per cent the highest rate of
interest in Missouri.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-25

II. The absence of the Editor during
the past week, we hope will serve as a sufi-
cient apology for all mishaps, and the want
of original matter in to-day's paper.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-25

~ The bill to regulate merchants IL
Gems passed the Senate. This bill provides
a tag OF from So 80 to $500 per six
months; regulating license into ten differ
cnt classes.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-25

sUKIrED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL"
LOUISIANA. MISSOURI.
MONDAY, = JANUARY 25th.
"a. The absence of the Editor during
the past week, we hope will serve as a sufi-
Gent apology for all mishaps, and the want
of original matter in to-day's paper.
L. The bill regulating the rate of inte-
rest at 6 per cent as amended by the House,
was taken up by the Senate; the vote taken
stood, l6, Is, and the President gave his
vote in favor of the amendment, which now
establishes 6 per cent the highest rate of
interest in Missouri.
I3- The bill to regulate merchants IL
cense passed the Senate. Thi, bill provides
a tx Of from SO 30 to $500 per six
months; regulating license into ten differ
ent classes.
IL. The bill to district the State for the
Supreme Court is still pending before the
Senate; and it is said to be doubtful wheth-
er it will pass that bodyin its present form.
IL We learn from the st. Louis Union,
that the House has passed a bill, changin /,
the time for commencing the session of
the Legislature. Hereafter the General
Assembly will meet on the last Monday Of
December. tits supposed that this bill
will meet with no opposition in the Senate.
State Corresponding C0namittee.-The
following gentlemen were appointed at the
meeting in Jefferson City, on the 9Th inst,
the State Corresponding Committee: H. L.
Boon, R. w. Wells, w. G. Minor, G. w.
Huston, E. L. Edwards, ]. L. Minor, T. l..
Price, G. W. Hough, and G. W. Miller.
II 1t was expected at Washington on
the I'd. inst that the President would send
a message into Congress on the Monday
following, recommending the creation of
the Office of Lieutenant General
DEsERrroNs.-The Police Gazette ad-
v~ertises the names of seven hundred and
sixty-two deserters from the u. S. Army,
for each of which a reward of $30is offer
ed. Over n hundred and si3ty-two of
this number have deserted since the 10Th of
October last.
IL The St. Louis Republican saws the
Directors of the Bank of Missouri have
declared a semi-annual dividend of FIVE
per cent
II Hampton L. Boone of the MetropoLi-
tan, has been elected State Printer for the
next two years. The vote stood for Boone
SO, for Green of the Fayette Times 10.
u It said that one Of the new county
members affirmed in his speech on the
Wolf-Scalp bill, "that if the old county
members would go for it, the former would
support equal representation"
II The Paris Mercury, q pretty 6How,
thus unceremoniously speaks of his brothe-
er Editors:
"Ihe most amusing quarrel now in pro-
gress is between the editors of the Missou-
ri Statesman anu the Metropolitan, on the
of Editorial 5sauty, when the pro-
file Of either on Andirons would frightsn
the children from the fire." /
15-The Canton Express of the 18th inst. !
says: ''Bonney, the capturer of the Daven.
port murderers, was tried last week. at
Springfield, Illinois, on the charge of CONN.,. 3
terfeiting Mexican coin, and was acouit- q
ted" q
~ Israel W. Crosby, Esq, of Boards. |
town, is spoken of as likely to be the Demo- d
cratic candidate, to fill the vacancy occa. f
stoned in Congress, by the resignation ofl
Democratic banner., 1847-01-25

IL. The bill to district the State for the
Supreme Court is still pending before the
Senate; and it is said to be doubtful wheth-
er it will pass that body in its present form.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-25

over 5000. "
Democratic banner., 1847-01-25

MIR. SILAs RHEA, an old and respectable
citizen, residing some four miles northeast
of this place, departed this life verv sud.
denly and mysteriously, on last Monday
week, the 18th inst. We learn tibet he had
been in bad health for some time previous,
and left his house in the evening of that
Gay to drive some hogs out of the field, and
not returning for some time the family be-
came alarmed, and went in search of him.
but could find no trace of him. The next
day the neigiibors joined in the search, and
after searching Intellectually through the
day, came to the conclusion that hei had in
a fit of d~egrangement wandered OF to
some distance. On Friday morning fol-
lowing, n Of the neighbors found his
dead body in the woods about $50 wards
from the house.
Coroner Basye held an inquest over him
IN the same day, and the verdict Of the
Jury was, 'sthat his death was caused by
Iccident. "-[Bowliing Green Journal
Democratic banner., 1847-01-25

IL. We learn from the St. Louis Union,
that the House has passed a bill, changin /,
the time for commencing the session of
the Legislature. Hereafter the General
Assembly will meet on the last Monday Of
December. tits supposed that this bill
will meet with 10 opposition in the Senate.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-25

The New York Regiment was to leave
for the seat Of war on the 9th inst.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-25

The population of 81. Joseph, Missouri,
according to census taken last month,
967.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-25

II The State Senate has unanimously
confirmed the nomination of Daniel M.
Leet' Esq, Judge of the l4th Judicial
Circuit.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-25

State Corresponding Conamittee.-The
following gentlemen were appointed at the
meeting in Jefferson City, on the 9Th inst,
the State Corresponding Committee: H. L.
Boon, R. w. Wells, w. G. Minor, G. w.
Huston, E. L. Edwards, j. L. Minor, T. L.
Price, G. W. Hough, and G.. w. Miller.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-25

u Mr.. Edwards of Cole, one dsy last
week introduced a bill into the lower house.
apProPriating ten thousand dollars to pay
the expenses of the Missouri volunteers
called into the service of the United States.
IN the war with Mexico. The bill provides
that mu'ter-rolls are to be made by the.
Captains of companies and forwarded to
the Adjutant General, who makes and fur.
nlshes pay rolls to the Auditor of Public
Accounts. Claims for provisions, trans
Portaiion, and other expenses of the like
character are to be certified by the cap
talns Of companies, properly authenticated
to the Quarter Master General, who make..I
'uch allowance as is just, and certifes tho
'ame to Auditor for ayment.-lMetropol;-
ian. ~
Democratic banner., 1847-01-25

The public debt Of the State of Illinois
is upwards of seven millions of dollars.
The public debt Of the State of Ohio il
nineteen millions of dollars.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-25

II Hampton L. Boone of the Metropolis
tan, has been elected State Printer for tn,
next two years. The vote stood for Boone
So, for Green of the Fayette Times 10.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-25

q" The St. Louis Republican says tn,
Directors of the Bank of Missouri hav,
declared a ~semi-annual dividend of fv,
per cent.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-25

Mr.. Elicit, the democratic candidate 70
Congress in Mississippi, has been elscte,
by a considerable majority.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-25

IL 1t was expected at Washington on
the I'd. inst , that the President would send
a message into Congress on the Monday
following, recommending the creation Of
the Office of Lieutenant General
Democratic banner., 1847-01-25

-. 1t is said that one of the new count,
members affirmed in his speech on thu
Wol-Scalp bill, "that if the old count,
members would go for it, the former would
support equal representation"
Democratic banner., 1847-01-25

The Duponts, the celebrated manufac
'turers of ~gunpowder at Wilmington, Dels
ware, are manufacturing gun cotton as a
article of trade.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-25

15@The Canton Express of the 18th in
says: "Bonney, the capturer of the Dave
port murderers, was tried last week,
Springfield, Illinois, on the charge of col,
terfeiting Mexican coin, and was acou
ted"
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ATWOOD,S


NON-CONDEN AIR FIGHT PAR.
IN LOR STOVE.-Patcnted, March, 1915; and
received the SiLvGR MEDAL, a, the State Fair,
at Auburn, Sept. lS 1916. !. -, -. 3 ,F.-.+,
The AiR-TIoHT PARLoR SrovE, with its fine Goth
&c carvings, is not only beautiful in the extreme,
nut tbs most perfect article of the kind ever offered
IN market 1t differs materially from all other
Stoves called 'air-iight, in the Improvements of
the JOINTS aud the addition the Hot dir Chomber
Inc JOINTS mt the corner constructed in s,,.h
peculiar manner as to insure them what they pro-
less 60 be- air-fight. They have the usual protec-
ton oil cement in the joints OF the castin ind the
further and perfect security of quantity of cement
inserted between the join's made by the casting s
and the inner joints at the stove rods
One of our customers dealing in these Stoves
saps, that, on trial with them last winter sin gu
hrc b"'it in the ordinary way, lasted three da VS.
and that he will warrant all he ses to retain the
hre that length of time without being disturbed
AT the New York State Fair at Auburn Sept.
Is. lS46, we received the First Premium SIT.
NER MEDAL, ami. mt the Rensselaer, County Fair
Sept, "a, 1916, the First Premium of FIVE Dol.
OARS or a SILVER MEDAL, on our NON-CON-
DENSiNG AIR TIGHT PARLOR STOVE For
sale by DANIEL s. CHERRY
81 NOV Under the Old Dominion Office
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