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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28
5ueurlnre.
OFFICE OF "THE HOPE MUTUAL LIFE


Oinarsaee Company" ~Sll't horIimsr suiloins''
S-u-York. 18Th March. 1877. - m -.
This Institution, lneofporaro 70 , 80
k.rommeuced the business Of Life on me ela-
"a principles the net Prons beins aiVioed snnssy
-, ~ red according he ACT OF rcofporaton-
% -. g premiums conform with the usage OF oner
,y. coru psnie,-or ths convenience OF parues sun
who would prefer 70 pay the premiums oy
y 80, - -, ,rr,o, when he premium excstds IS, 10
-, ,haf In essh ard secure pay nent u We resldae
fn II morlhs by AZ approved note bearing interest," "
TSe i've, Of narred may Re insured lor ne eenea,
Of lher wives s1d children, so mar uPSu 70 sTss5
M. tr.ure5 he wife living, Or got fen us snluIr
Vii rrc.tys he .monni psysbe b. he pohcy Tree ana
clear Of any claim by The creditors Of The deceased t
For the greater security OF parties inseilns ia
romn.nv be Trusee. have prov ded AZ indemnify iand'
he Of S.5 600 to naest !os'fi 1sI ,,i
1880 -, sroant .h.u have been realized
from be receipt OF premiums, Nnen u VII % ~ '-s
necessary. and NAV be Withdrawn. -,
The following 10 list Of the Oneefs sna iru-'ee' III 40
eas1ins year-viz: .,-,,
Nathaniel Weed, EETs Wood, Chauncey Ayres
simeon Baldwin, Joseph B. Noues, Philip s. GalPin,
Denn: Psrsins RosweIl soyt Nm IN! Il n sTeSs'
Aiex'r H. Dzns. c. H. Resrdsley, Chas Whittesey.
Charles J. Taylor, John W. Leeds Joseph D. Msrren'
Iax'r Hamilton Aexr ". Holly, Stephen 3. Provost,
Jane T. souuer VIM. 7. Minor. Theo. Davenport.
ALEXANDER y. HOLLY, PresiCenL
JOHN w. LEEDS Assistant President
JOSEPH 3. MONIES, Actuary.
ROSWELL HOYT. Secretary
VIM WELLS, General Agent .
Dana. Woodruff 4 Leonard. Esq. Councillors and At
torneys OF the Company for New-iork.
VIM T. Minor ESQ. Counsellor and Attorney Tor s1sn-
ford. - - ,.,,
Medical Examiners snd Advisers Of tie Company torNe"-
York -,
Tor Sfarf,yd myll eodn
rPHE KNICKERBOCKEH Fire Insurance zee Con.
y pAny Of New ork-CApitA slbo,Ns. OMce =
Wal-st-The Legislature of this Ssie Al 10 lais ses
sion passel changing the corporate nsinr Oi
ne Cd Mutual Insurance Company Of the City u new,
York" 10 Anickerhocker Fire Insurance Company OF
Nsy.York All future business % that Corporation VIII
Iherefofe be transacted under isnew name ,
IL nav DO well 20 add, BY way OF exp anaon, ha Tue o1
Mural uowilhstantng its tile was N fact sloch
COMPANY having capital all paid In Eld securely invested
AID thAl re change o. obtEned TO prevent nils
apprehension on that point
ftis COMPANY ccntnues 10 insure against loss damage
M a. on 81 fsyorable tsuus as similar Institutions 10 his
CIV DIRECTORS
Gsor-e Irslsnd John GRAY. Chas ?. Leverich,
John Oothout bolls Moore b.nJ ne rorefh
a. ArruIariuf. Edward Cook, WA Tucker,
Robert BENSON Anthony Lamb, Asher Riley,
Iohn CAmt bell Adam Norrie, Alex'r Lawrence,
George Conkn, Robert Kermit, WIN. p Dean,
Joshua Brush, Anthony Chardon, william bfo"n.hH
F0ha-t l. Smart L. L. hsmer.ity Henry Ellsworth
GEORGE IRELAND, President
Ie a. Anil i2 1877 ais eodn
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WHAIERs.
Hlierellaueous.
NOTIoE no TnE PUBLIC


Tyl sCRtBNER, oi lie lsle hno OF lockwood Serb
lAacs thankful his flends snd he pubic geoeis Tor
he Sas sod cut nis ntere.I In he se PearsL
corner o kalses snd oss taken part OF me store -
81 doors below Geld where he has opened an ennroJ
WATCHES, JEwELRY AND SILvERWARE
comprising IN par, follows via hne gold aud silver
watches of hes, mAaeu gold guard and fob chains,
bracelets breast Pine studs nnger and ear rings Keys
gold pens. loekets se sver Spoons ladies' forks
iongs butter Knives Of every variety snd the --latest ano
mos, approved styles. silverwsre order from
coin and In the best l. sseapensss being very
hight enable ham, by Quck sales and email prools
The visws Of ell shoss who may be pleased favor him
caosA' watches ana ,sPs5es 10 NE es', man
per. LENi SSNoNs-n, ~ rultou-sl
NB.-Rogsu's celebrated diAnosd-Pon.ed " Excel.
sior' gold pcns myll l~n&Swos
NrHW AND SPLENDID sprns Goecs II + JEW
INIT 7Oi Broadway has purchased al auction and viii
sell a, shout half OF their original eosl sPiendd French
Huslfns Lswus. Bsregcs b. de LANES, Prinss and all
o,hsr dr,.s sooss shswis great variety long cash
mere csuss's hair While and eolofcd lndis Grape kleh
embroidered .hsws 81 s kinos Lluen cambria nsno keE
shi.f. Tor les. price than known. Good bargains
can he hsd 7oi Brcad~sy. lot door shove toufh a.
myi2im
L,LEtsxNT DRK>s AND kkOCk COATS
CrhOs who admire besusf cut coat that not only hs
The form oal gives graceful ami sngsgos sppesisnse
A.. iaved ny WILLIAMS las NA.,aa.t opposite .he
Brck ChufcA who will se better article for less money
than any other house IN town Aso an elegant assortment
Of spneg snd sammer sachs Uorssys pants sna se.''
cheaper than The cheapest my.e w
lrfkST RATA OPENING IN the Ready made shirt
II ard Furnishing bussnes.-To De disposed Of well
sorted slocs Ia me A5ovs line with goodwill Of lhs
business situate q mott puhl!c
down town. and hich has been shed for number
OF ysars The prsscDI givag ap Oh account Of
leaving he city TIE present scek soan.s to nom zoo
10 looO dollars. Apply by letter addressed to NJ w bcx
las Posl ofhee. my24 Steld'
q. FOR FIRST KATE Pesea Orchard Mi Coal.
- q. r.rlase = BENJAMIN. 30 Franklin-st
Dealers supplied very low coal yard 10 les and hx
-. myie Stneod.
NsY0UPs.-Ksspberry Ginger, Pt0sspple, &c, for
Ssads and a,hef Sunmer beverages, Tie parrst and
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!, HARDWARE, EDGE-1ooLs, ke--
u CHARLES 5. LITTLE, successor 70
II Osborn K LILLE. importer and general
- daeiar in Engn.h German and Am-rlcan

~ y hDf axe LDOE--lOCLof
H NJ CHARLES :. LITTLE, successor 70
II Osborn Lillle. importer and general
~ - dealer In English, German sad American
HARDWARE Cutlery EdgeToos be IS Fglton-.t Opposite
he UnIed states Hoel,r NewYork, respectfully In
ytes The attention Of country merchants mechanics, far
uers and others his very extensive sssorunenI COM
prsing everything IN The Hardware Ire, all Of which 10
offered The lowest market prices for eA<h OF On ap
proved credit
Cut and xroug ht nails an spikes, tacss, brzcsi
Butts, screws, locks latctes, seigh-beis;
Knives and FORKS rszors, pocket Knives, scissorsi
Mil. pit and cross-cuI sawsi hoes forNi
shoves, spades syth-s and suAinr nnes and sionssi
8lask-lead pots and sand crueieiesi
Pumps Tor wells and eEierns; lead pipes;
scoch Wster OF Ayr Missouri and Turkey oilstons
Cooper. tools 10 great variety, by AbersOI, COngeis
Honon Barton and oth-y (ssrrantsdb eosca-maxsrss
tools;
Coopers iron nvets and trl1ss hoops;
House and ship csrpenters tools;
BlacssniiIhs' Tools and garden utensils
Butchers tools; csblnetmskers umminxs
House and ship buiiders hardware;
Iroa, brass, copper and steel wire sheet brassi
Fishing tAeae. Genuine HHlm on
n22 sawsmD kamW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

WANTING PIaGES-A complete assortment ~
w the approved servants AT the United Intelligence
Offices 424 Broadway and l39 Bowery HouseSeepsf
will have ihe privilege Of both Offices. Terms yearly
subscription 50 cens Otherwise q cents N B-PeTsop'
seat fr0m thos3 of ces are warranted honest -
fLlVI4 lniE z. MASON.
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HIisreLld
TYPE FOUNDRY

TYPE FOUNDRY.
20 GOLD-ST. corner Of Ann-sL New oih,Ine ~ ~
cCscriber 10 prepared tofuIulsa hand eAs' ype sha
prnlsrs materials Of all kinds, az short notice and On rss-
Propreicrs Of newspapers who have net advertised 'or
Ire subscriber, who may publish This noues Tor thfee
mouths urev, 10 Jan 1855 viii be entitled 10 receive
pay IN type, purchasing I'VE He' VIC AnouH o. 'usH
odiype will be tsksn srehsn &c FOR sts e.. perth.
mys ineods ROBERT TAYLOR
INCREASE OF SPEED AND SAFETY OF
STEAMSOAIs-The subserioers neW po.i toul . ex-
- pressy 10 try new prneipie OF prop-iAnsl VII ee
launched 10 te-u days ANY tine Pfe'toei 70 me
uiA be viii sell one-eghih Of 10 rsnt Tor fgsson aols
compensation Ny new method OF inerea'ing ne SPEED
and safety Of Steamboats, has The eonaesnee o. al who
have sESininsd IL Apply 10 sE"ALL sHokT,
my2n IL Ie Nreel-sl.
TEETH TEETH
nR REED Dentist, Bleeckers- uesr ne boEery.
~ Artfcs Tech Of afsing heaaiy nseftee "a 81
peror and substantial manner from one 10 an ele SET
Teeth tiled win gold entirely 70 arrest the progress
ofdscay ard rendering hem ussfu FOR many years Al
prices 10 suit he ercumsiaees q al Persona Ie-tn ex
useted for the poor gr.1s before > A N ny-o ~
CLOTHING.
TuLL AND FAsHIoSAsLH SER
Ready AEsde, fros. - to 80,
Al he Clothing
UsEs
nys io2 Fulton-si opposite me Churen. -m
PATENT AGENCY.
II. BAILEY, Agent for procuring Patents n ne Uni-
Papers, Drawing. snd Model, viii dispatch, ofee .
Z n.,noer.-.i cor Of cents- N.Y. -ln-91-
PARKER'S
COFFEE HOUSE,
No 20 oET-sr !IossssLr o. 'OHs .iT
NOTICR-An Assessment Of One Dollar upon e.ea Of
lNe snares q The New York soi Lake SUI
prror Mining Company. stoeE has been laid BY he True
Of he Conn sny payable he 25tn day Of
June next aud ouehAf the Ism cay u August next TO
me Vice Prssdsst thereof At their once Newest New
YORK ~ Order Of Tie Zrsslsea
Dated Nay 3, ls<7. J. II. KokDAN, sss'y.
nys Saving
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farms for Sale.

eraA FARN FOR SALE.-A splendid farm for
~ sac Ia the town Of huntington, three miles from
~ steamboat landing a. North Ports miles from railroad
Deer Park consisting OF 80 acres 80 OF which
ed with wood and 40 cleared with splendid site
for building The farm beautiful situated 9nd 10 high
state Of cultivation producing grain Of all kinds The dwell
hng house and out buildings all good. Fruit Of al kinds
and 100 grape vines Ia full bearing and the best Of water
For particulars, inquire al Tribune Office. lSf 2sw3m
IN FOR sALE-A tine farm OF 81 acres situate q,
Plainheld, New-Jersey, about 25 miles from his city
The land IL ofvery good quality has gentle southern
slope and is IN ine state Of cultivation There IL on IL
orchard Of 80 bearing large variety OF pear, plum
and cherry trees beside extensive nurseries, OF fruit trees
ard grape-yiues with good modern-bu house. barn and
other necessary oulbuildngs In good repsr For par
uculars apply 10 K w. MARTIN, 65 Wsli-sL
ny gaU lFuc
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E&$.dSWS ) g.Sing, TsrTytown, Dohbs Ferry. Has
tiDgs. and Y0nksrs-Ths rev and spen
dh seambost ZEPHYR. Capt u. D. Wells, will lss's
New ORA from the pier fosl of FfanknsL every aef
noon Sunday expecied) NJ O'Clock Returning Will .,Vs
g.sing at A NJ. landing at tho foot of Hammond o.
each way myh W
sT~ AOPPO,iTION LINE-M. P. OHEas
Gzr4SEMNS co. So WestsL and 100 sOuth-'L-5sn'
ersl Passage Office for Albany Toy Urea
Oswego Rochester Buffalo Erie Cleveland. TolsdO De-
troit, Racine, Milwaukee, chicago, Philadelphia, Bsln.
more Pittsburgh Cincinnati Louisville, ST. Louis and al
nies sit
BINGHAM's LINE.
IT. RATES FOR FREIGHT from Philsdei-
ExEcattHEN pha 10 Pittsburgh; Dry goods ~ s,s yef
100 lbs; domestic bales rs cls per 100 lbAi
hardware and groceries ~ cts. per u lbs qusensws
tin aud copper, In sheets so cts per 100 bs snvis VIII
ting bsrylss 81 cts per 100 lbs fee IS eta per 100 DO
Marx packages" Blnghsm's Line"
my4 en- WIN TYSON, 10 Nsfd
H. ANOTICE.-srATEN ISLAND FERRY
E1ntt<xzxs-On and after Sunday. April 49, The sssn
boats SYLPH ard STATEN fSLANDER
will run follows until farther notice
Leave Staten Island at s, g. ., 10, II A M, $50
JPN
Leave Nsw-York at 7, 9, 10, H. A. MI and Z, 10 MIC
past 3, and st4 SO. 7Pn b
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gEyANTED-seversl Agents wanted, 10 supply tne
~ country trade with Drugs ard ready prepared Meo
zines. The stock 10 Of large variety larger thsn vas
aver before offered by any Establishment IN me u Shes
tat agents merchants and pedars can get supplied WIN
srrs q, sms Quantities Also the public can receive tfs
most All fn medical and surgical treatment by ne Wen
known DR. Solomon Heire, formerly Of hudson ana hssue
Sc no Ia engaged for that particular purpose and hss
biz Office n lis rear OF the sl0re Apply st the 0ermsn
Ding sn1 Medicine store IA Chsmberss 81 ~ T. s<3 IN
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LANDS FOX SALE.-i0C

~ NThVsININ IANUN TUX NATE.-IUVIFW
W OF good land, 10 the Counties Of Tszswe and
Logan Western Virginia. These lands are well
stered and heavily mbered soil Ia rich and endur-
ing aud suitable for cultivation. No selections having
be made from this tract tho whole 10 offered very low
OF ifdesirad by persons who wish settle upon ard i'm
prove considerable portion Of the same, the price will
be put equally low. Terms easy with perfect tile These
lands car be approached by point within sixty
miles hroug the Big sandy RIVER, expen.e Of a.
from Ibis city. Apply to WALTER CUNNINGHAM,
my2T 81 3Hsnogersi New York.
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hcfts OF aud ~ UOIuFIuge IOunIY, WFsItfn FHfIs
MIA, embracing IL farms Il 100 10 500 esch on
the OF Middle Island Riyer copies Of survey and
Geld for farm will be furnished the purchasers
These farms ars miles from the County town, aud IS
from Sssrsyille he Ohio River. The State turnpike
aud other roads pass through apart Of ths land 10 and
from the Ohio River
The soil 10 Of tho beat quality and adapted rs,ing
Corn, Wheat. Hemp, SC. The and 10 we'll imbered lib
walnut oak, beech sugarma'le N, SC. II IL admirably
fted for grazing. Several Of these farms In high
Stale u cultivation Title indspUtsble prices low and
terms made easy. Apply 10 ". CUNNIsGHAH
myl5 Il s HanOyer-st ~ Y.
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Dnblir Conocranrfs, OF.
&c. o. Ls.vrss ssw.Yo.r cslSs,o Tos,,

Hovs OF LEAVING SkwYoRK cslxsto roggm
:SsSSsxI so.,on AID Hsw.Yors BY ne a., sss
spendid steamers RHODE ISLAND A..
GOVERNOR. NJ
The steamer OREGON. Captain Seth rb.,.r. A..
RHODE ISLAND, Capt W. Potter, will rla tnro1,sr-,
the Ia connection with The sionn xtoa a,A D..
dence AMI Bostol sud Provdenes Railroads esvin, NJ
York daily, Sundays excepted, from Pier No i so,',
River at O'Clock. p. NJ sni stonsnsOr ste oJeio.t
NJ or upon the arrival Of the mail tysn from Bo.,o-
These tezmers are unsQrrssssd Ia sped SPLENDID
comfort having each Of them 60 large con p,v,
stAte rooms and berlhs Tor so persons beside l,r,
yste rooms Tor families snd parties -
Tbs steamers offered BY he most exo@rsne.s
men and will shorten The pussgs between N,sfo.,
ard Boston from Il TO hours hereby sfvinx IN .np.
i'm. for al the Iines running from N-~ Yorx ro,,h
south an West snd ali The Lines from Hosios NorA an
Essi
DAY ard sstu- day.
Tssvs sionin gton--Sondsy. vedse,day and Fr,i.v
The RHODE Is LAND VIII leave New fors-xottsy
"Wednesday and FrdSy.
Leave sionis gton-Tuesdsy, Thnrsdsy ard s.s-tsy
B-Passeuz ers the arrival OF ue sesners n
st,sinsou proceed Immediately In The splendd ssioss
ears 10 Providence and Boston without any delay AZ
Baggage Master accompanies Zach Ain 10 besas 10 ks
ehsree OF the baggage.
For passage or riez inquire on board the oea w.
No North River or No. 10 baiiery- place. ME
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EHOUsATONIC RAILROAD.

IL
~ For Plttheld North Adams, VIII S.s<Sl3<D
jamestown, Bennington, kut sDd. =.
Lebanon springs &c vis The h0u:stonlc halfosa1"@,
msr Arrangement, commencing Monday. hsy ~ ~
steamer NfMROD, Cspt J. Brooke Jr. Til. lssrs sss
York from The pier foot " haTkelst l.. r. daily suoe
excepted O'clock A. M. for Bridgeport, where 2sss
ger. the segsnI and aodious the hoas
tonic Railroad arriving at the State Line (ih- ish.-y
with tns Western Rsiroad1 al bsf past 0c.oes r
nms 70 lake tho cars Eat West. Fare 70 ne ~"
Line g.
~ Stages run In connection with the Cara 70 Lee w
OK, Old slockbrdge, Cur,syile, Winsted ard NorotA
Far, hrOu "a, - Also 10 Ltchfeld WOODBURY. psn'"'
and Bstbe.
LEBANON sPRISGS-A Line will be arrange e.y
IN the season. BY which passengers from Ner-i", -.
reach this place BY daylight, with NOR. eomion ~.
pedlon and win less shsn BY any othsl u.s.
~ New York pas.ens ers have The privilege q '0/pss
over one day In Bridgeport.
No Agent OF this Company 10 authorized 10 b sAht,
Of specie bank notes. ysluabe papers % sssi'o
Them Tor rsportaIion on any condition
Freight received At The depot al the foot Of Aukes
from o'clock A. NJ. 10 O'Clock r. M. a. NJ PgEkt,
my@ Agent, q dee on tbs oi>f
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THE NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD LINE

THE NkWs1Dhh AND Ehlt Rf'lpDAb h"S
SUMNER ARRAhGEhEHE
r. CEuU1S5l Foa PAs,EsGtRs, .GIN
49, vlwice each way daily u
iexcept Sunday leave
NewYork from the foot Of Duane.t att O'CLOCK, u &c
st4 O'clock r. M. by steamboat, for fsrmont hrsee y
to Rsmapo, MOnrOs, Chester, Goshen, Mddis""b'
Ousyile and the intermediate stations
The return trans for NewYork will lesys Ousvils.
90, A NJ ami Is, p NJ. MiddleIown, al a y; snas
40, p 81 Goshen, a. y, A. Al. and 8, r. ID Csesr''
al 7 81, A. NJ and Is, r. NJ
Fare between New-York and OiisviIe, 81 u wsy1ns
Fos mILx-Lsave ousyils at 81 O'Clock. mornisE' ad
evening. - -
FoR FxgreHT--Ths barges "ssmnel Marsh and Veal
SDydam JrD will esye New-York from the fsol o
Dusne-st) Al 5 O'Clock, 2. NJ. daily (sxcepl suudsysl
No freight will be received 10 HcwYofk sissr Ss~a
Pm.
Freight for NewYo will be taken by the trsos le.ss
Otsyte al 10. 0'e ock, A. NJ Gddlst,vn a. ~, AZ
Goshen l2i, 2. NJ; Chester a. O'Clock, &c hss
For farther particulars, apply % }. ~ CLAkk~s
Agent. corner Of Duane and West ss. New YORK, m~s
= POST, Superintendent transportation Permosi
mylH H. G. SEYMOUR, superinte0ienh
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IL FUk kINtsSIUN.-THo Y WI
g w. ~slesmer SANTA CLAUS, Cspt seit0Net.
leave. the foot % Cort AID 81 its'A
sI5el on Mondays Wednesdays sud FridsSsst 1cta,
P NJ for Kingston lsrding ~ Hammond-st. Cedwrl .
West Point, Nrwbureh Hev-tissbur.b, Milton, Pough,
keepsc, Hyde Para. FimOrs's sud khnsbsck. ON SUI.
days tho Sans Claus leaves the same pier Al oe0cl 10
the morning. mskes ths following .ddt onal la1ang'-
Hammond.sL Rocklsnd Lnss, Van COurtlSDavs, Cod
Sgdug and Cornwall and returns same evening.
For further Information apply on board or at lis Wesit
my.On
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.,EWER IN BEACH-sT.-PuhIc Nohee ,h q n es2i
- given thAt petition has been presented IN the boaI
OF Aldermen 10 have Sewer or Sewers eOosuueeu
through tbs whole length OF beaen.t Az Ptso a., ~.
eresied 10 the above proposition having objections 70 voc
sam. are reeu s.ei TO present them Ia w.ng 70 me un
dersiened his Office No Hall OF Records on or osoie
lie fourth llthl day Of June next ~
MARTlN T. THOMPSON Street Commi,soner:
- - .n-r :. Y
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a. FOR FIRST KArk P~sea Orchard Mi Coal
MI 50 for stove do and Leigh do delivered OF cents
- g. r.rlsse = BENJAMIN. 70 Franklin-sl
Dealers supplied very low coal yard 10 ct ard M
80. mvie sneod-
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80 !, rA.l.AGk kEnuCNp.-EoI 4 IN.

landing esiy he fooI q HaIaa "a
street.-The ia3i ard e-.rut steamer RIP
VAN wINKLE, Captain Gi2rge 3. Riggs viii les,
the foot Of Robinson st. Msliday, Wsonesdsy -nt ~
dsy evenings at O'Clock r. a. The Rip Van Nihs
Is fitted ~ IN su psroT s ard las connection wiz aay
other boat on the river This aoal will arrive In Ahanyi
pie time for the Eastern anil Westsrn ears AL reg0s,
A forbid trusting any one account q hi bos witcU
written order from the Captain Agents For neigh
or passage apply on board. the office the de-,
gro r. STANLEY. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

IN CHANCERY-Beforel he Cnancelof -oeo, ~, 81 ~.
well va Joseph CampbelL-Bil for oreclosure OF l.t
gage Henry Dsmpier Lspsus h comp auants s9lo',3I,
81 Wallstf,et New-Yors. JOSEPH CANT Or ~ su7
la The above entitled cause whose place u IesL
denre Ia UNKNOWN 10 required 10 appear IN hs
the twentieth day Of August next or The bil heu o
viii be tsten confessed by him-He" OF -
1871 NY la"S"
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DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the ioilewins
u petliOss have been presented 10 mo boar1 OF Ae,
men To regulate and pave Ess, s1isent, sIsel ~ .'
Twenty street from Sixth 10 seventh Avenues rsS
u aiei curb and gu5r stones SET, and sidewalks naRgeo,
All persons interested hsvi ing objections 20 me same
arr de.red 10 present the 10 The undersigned ~ OF
Office No Hal VI Records on or beio ne 5isi cay 0'
May. AAhliS - a nO.n tnVa's
os-.s Ma % l847 myN
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RTRITC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE, No.

II Is hereby given, 10 the rels-
dive. I'd next ofkn 4 JOSEPH SHAW carver ana gid
- deee.sed snd who IL alleged 10 have died iatesaio,
tsf ths spply the Surrogate Of the Cry and sonny
OF NeYork Tor letters Il AoministraOn upon ne estate
~ he said On the list day Of June rexl Al i-n
O'clock iu the forsr Dated NegYork May Il, loF
rv2I gsw4s JAMES ) THAYER. Public AdminisgraIor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-06-29
NOT A BAD ANECDOTE.

The Rev. N. Lawrence, who labored as a
minister of the Gospel in the town of Tyngs.
horo, fifty years, experienced during thai
long ministery a variety OF odd incid ents,
OF which the following is a specimen. Or
one occasion, when preaching in the town o.
Weslford. he tuok for his text-.Zacheus
make haste and come down. A coIored
boy VINO sat in the gallery, hearing bis name
announced from the pulpit and supposing
some service was needed, rose in haste, left
his seat, ran down stairs. making the church
echo with the heavy cow-hide shoes, and was
proceeding up the isle, when gentleman in
pew reached out his hand, caught him and
asked him where he was going. i am go
ing TO the pulpit said he, The old gentle
man has called me- The boys name was
Zacheus.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-06-29

FUN.-ln melOdrarna not Ion. since got
up III the New York Theatre, famous rob-
her represented as taken. behended. and his
head exhihned-by being placed upon a
table on the stage. In the accomplishment
Of this display the robbers body was fixed
under the table and his neck so fitted in cen
trail hole that TO the audience dead hesd'
made lis appearance. During this exhibi- ion
a complete wag got into The best position 10
suit bis purpose. and, by shrewd manGuvrr,
managed to blow lot of Scotch Stuff
over the stage while the head was on the table.
As soon as the Snuff began to settle down,
he head commenced sneezing to the Infinite
amusement Of the auditory and, as the
sneezing could not be stopped. the curtain
fell amid roars OF laughter and confusion