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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

e,,,v,,v corRr-Geaool Term-Be Judges Hurl-
~, Necouu and Mason - Habe0s Corpus -Messrs
Pm. and John and samuel Ward brough, up pursuant
=. .eesipgs referred 90 yesterday. AZ the rule re-
,irs IN Il other psres who have also taken OUT SUI
n warrants against them. shall have eight days notice
,ss srsumeni was deferred I'LL l2ih mat
Ia the appeal case OF VA HanShey con'lcteo apOus
- ,oouhs ago OF receiving stolen goods argument was
n,e.en,ed 10 bis behalf by Mr. J NJ smith. ~:
Az appeal from decision OF The s'e sies S1sneeor
IN 10 divorce case of Eliza Ahregsld vs. Chaf Asren'
"a t.o op,v ssrviving child a daughter) per
nsnty At the boarding school OF M's SSg-r ana Mise
ps.h Albion place where escn OF uer parents can see
- stls should they please to do 90 end the mother
-. r,lS bo,ue With Der from Saturday 10 Monday
- ,xs. and during vacations. Mrs. A. claims exclu
% care and control of the child agree ably to the org
~. asc.ion In the case before the other child died The
a,,or wss sr.ued By Mr. Edward Sanford for com.
ai.n,nt and Mr. II Nicoll for defendant
coutr or COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge Ul,hos fer.
pe,y : Beckvs. Van Buen s ChrrehW Action 10 re-
ov,r esmages principally for injury done to the stock
!, the runk mandatory Of Mr. Beck, 1872 PesSst sd
orng Msidsnlsbe. basement. By water from the Gro.
- pipe (Which had been SLOWED % Tup) In the dry
,,oss store Of Van B. & Immediately over head-al.
,e.dy referred 10 The Court charged that II injury IL
s.ssed TO person by smother Permitting The Croton
s.er on his premises, be IL liable 10 nske gooo
~ pgry provides the injured party has taken al pos
a. care 10 place his goods where they would Dot be
,fan be Injured. and 10 preserVe or remove then
.ben IN danger 1.-THE CrOton water s set running In
Ar establishment whereby injury thhuts the proprietor
~ proprieors liste, no matter whether 1, can be
..rsinsd BY who's cs-e the water allowed
a. mn or not, unless 4 can be shown ihs, some person
yfuy setii running for tee purpose OF doing Injury
m was the wilful act OF person that person alone IL
.se 10 punishment but for all acts Of csreessness
,,sect on the part Of principals servants the pro
meteor or proprielo Of the house or store from which
h water 90 runs are liable provided, as has been b.
.sy stated that dus csuion taken by the person
,isfcd TO prevent dsmsgc Verdict for plaintiff SO
40 costs.
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FRIDAY, Nov 5.
CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD, Auct5neer
10y JAMES VI. MILIER-stors No. - MAIDEN.


TUESDAY, Nov Q,
At u O'clock, at the Merchants Exchange,
CHANcEsy SALs-Uuder the direction Of 2 + Russies.
maserLot Of land. with the buildings the souherly
side Of Twentiethst 81 feet weswaoly from the south
westerly of Fourthavenue aud Twentisst being
feet font on rwsnueth-st by y feet deep.
FRIDAY, Nov. 10
A. 10 o'clock, az store u Maden.lane.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY 500 packages ana lots OF
hardware and Cutlery, comprising general assortmsnt OF
fresh and desirable goods, just imported and manofse
tued consisting part Of vices, snvis axes hoes, trace
log aud halter chains stee yards butts table DO plata
hinges curry combs mill hles bastard do handsaw
do, drawing knives pad, chest cupboard and French
locks, tea kettles sauce pans Carolina hoes esDdssteks
snue table knives and forks, pocket cutlery, batches
knives shoe and b. cad do, tea trays and waters bnts
na German silver and iron tea and table spoons round
and square bolts, &c &c.
The sbove ars fr,sh good. and In complete order.
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NOTICES.

10 Malice The members of Newly ork Division No /
t IT are requs sted to their hail. SO Broadway
ON Saturday NJ 10 attend the funeral OF our late broth
or John Nichols. ln5 III J. w TURNER H. .
~ l.. q. of q. F.-The Ofoers and Brothers Of
Warren Lode No 25S o. u o. + requested 70 meet
al the Lodge room Saturday the 9TH inst al j.. O'CLOCK
NJ TO nav the last t-bue o. respect TO late worthy
Brother n g. john NIcoL, Members OF me OtoeI gen
ns S,;s. JOHN BRITTIN, Secretary.
" Ladies' Music CIsss.-On Monday, Noy 10, a.
O'Clock z. M the subscriber Will form al ms musea
ACADEMY ans Broadway a class for ladies In the prl-
mary studies OF Music and Singing 81 sight HIS aonIs
bly, successful system Of snay instruction VIII
be adopted in this class Terms s. for "A lessons nco-
si,e Fl books The class Will be quite select and tree
from the disaeesbe associations attendant apon classes
where little or nothing Is PAID for tuition.
J. F. WARNER, Translator OF Webers
,5 2teoas Theory OF Musical Composition etc
~ Quarterly ACCOMPLISHMENT showing the true
.,noition of The BOWERY BANK Of she City Of New
YoL on the morning Of the drst day Of November lsi7
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rs- SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE al

CIeared.-Ships Massachusetts, Samson, Brszos, &c,
N,smth a Walsh; Wisconsin,, Mumiord, New-Orleans,
Frost Il Hicks; Rob Roy, Arnold, Turks Island
Bark Camilla, (FTench) lie Grand, Lasuna, BOYD a
Hincken.
Brigs America McNair Savannah. Dunham 4 Dimon :
Morea Edrdgs. Mobile. + Hurlbut Co.
schrs Judith Ward Anderson, 81 John, NIB Nesniith
alsh Fairfax P-nhed, Alexandra, &c sturses Clsar-
man 4 Co; Handy, Post Mobile 4 ID Hurlbut 90 :
Cleaner SAWYER, Boston, w Lewis.
Shops Randall II Green, Hawkins Providence; Adieu'
Goldsmith, Philadelphia.
Arrived.-Ship Elizabeth, Spencer, FIN Liverpool Oct
g. ndse to Hurbut Co-220 steersge passengers TO
w Barnes Il Co John Mccoy Of Scotland, seaman,
died on the passage 2d Oct lat as long 49, spoke Br bark
Voant, I'm Liverpool for ST Andrews
Brig Mary Ellen, Gregory Manssnls, Cuba II ds ma
hogauy &c Goth ult lat 50 81 long "a "a passed ship Cato
Brg John French Jeffrey, Montevdeo 90 DIS, hides a c.
Sept D. p Ions 80 80 spoke ship Gideon How land
whaler of and from NBedoTd, for Pacific left banks
Carb of aud for Boston, repairing Marietta Tor Boston,
in o DIS; brig Gambia, Tor Salem, IN 10 d.
Below ship and brigs.
SniIed.-Ships Cincinnati Canton America ior New
Orleans; Wisconsin, do; Marion. Charleston
Bark Moussm, Matanxss; brig Falcon tbr Tor Bermuda
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THURSDAY p. NJ.
here was a dull market to-day, although the
french Steamers nows considered favorable, and
sNks at fret were rather buoyant. At the Second
sEd there was again better feeling, aud the ten
tcy upward. Treasury Notes sold at the close 81
Ind Government Skies s3.
10 Bills there is no movement. The rates are
snrey nominal, at 999i for Sterling 2505 22l for
hines Nothing will be done until the Steamers ad
res are received.
In Frsights we hear of no important engage
sps excepting 1900 bbls Rosin for Liverpool at pre-
nus rates Cheese and other heavy freight Is going at
b130s. There 10 fair amount OF miscellaneous
height Offering for the Continent at previous hgures
Private letters from leading houses IN London
peak more favorsbly of the Money market and ind
ate that the worst has been experienced. The appre
tensons Of Wall st. have been Ia relieved by
b. tsnor Of these letters and hs advices by the Gu
harder are looked for with more hope than they were
Liverpool letters quote improvement In Flour snd
Whesl
The Imports at this port for October show large
cres.e over the corresponding month last year. but
he Exports less not including specie The exports
Of Domestic products have fallen of 100000 The su
=. q
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COMMON PLxAs-Part mos. l0l. 50, Jog III, lls'
, n. IS IS a. 40. So ST. 60 81 50 81 los 10 % y.
nE eS Is 81 n Part fI-Nus - y, 100 ., u. TO-
~ "a eo 100 100 So 37s 80 -. 40, 50. g l5s "a,
q e6 ice l2i 100 ia g. s.. ia, l42 l6i, les, lsi
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APOLLO ROOMS.

nR COLLiER'S rersoniicafions Of Painting and Soup
~ fure by tie Model Arsr-s for three ni.hts
mencus Nov. f-rhu'sisy, Friday sld Saturday even
FOR particulars see descriptive programme OF each
evening
Ticket. Of admission 81 cents LADY and gentleman 5
cents Doors open a. :; PesonidcAtons commence ats
~
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EYE AND lAR.

nR POWELL attends exclusively TO diseases Of the
liz. ana Ear from 3 10 O'Clock, q his ofices, 81
Broadway corner VI wsrrnst
Dr. PoxslTs Treatise the Eye, It's Dss~s~s sad their
Cure with Ennsvngs, Rules for the selectlou u speets
~s &c price ~ snts, be had his Office and u ell
sooiseens Just imported Artificial Eyes, Of superior
$3.50 md 6ni.h oi3 fDisD~o~'rW
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THE No LIcEssE LAW or PEsssYLvANIA.-The
Supreme Court Of the state Of PenDsyvsuis, now IN
session II Pittsburgh the Hdyrisb19 Tribune says have
tsciesd tho No LiceDte Lsw of Pennsylvania 20 be
unconstitutional. The opinion has no. yet been pub
H,hsd itis be the then the decision amounts 10
his sba, any body and everybody has the right 10 sell
liquor without the sanction Of the county. The decision
vii be looked for with interest Phil Ledger.
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REIURN Or GARRIsOH.-We are happy TO an.
nOuDce to our readers this week that Mr. Garrison
reached Boston the latter part Of last week He is
mach reduced and 10 very feeble but is gradually re-
covering IA s. Standard.
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!, >y,.IpIVnO OR-sPRINGs-A che.

N'.hs .~fel, tor closing doors complete triumph
- .hs aeforrning encambeTns and ans shty devices
hitherto got up The above o. .sa
800 t.srrs .r Ac Al pleasure swinging t1fuleh 40
through cat and thus sAvins Al expense
49, - ,.t.il by WlLMOT NlL,ONi 81 me
Art,ssD once IO2 NAsssas where hardware %
49,. rau address their orders ~. -
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sPLESDID HOLIDAY PRESENT
TIE RoUOUET OF MELODY,

A MUSICAL ANNUAL FOk ISIS, i tAe mot Dc
A srsbe Holiday present ever offered 10 the America
public 10 . spencldly ool1e ee--e.ns tsA
esi.ctiou Of music ever Published In the counrI
This Is much more des4rs5e Pie'ent than TIE gene
-, ~ s,ruis whose chief aud Almost only ri 10 IN
soe.r.pcs whereas this ~ork u 90 only o-autfal IN az
rrs-.nc- but contain. selection OF music every piece
Of which viii become Ereaef iasofte every Tine \ IL
f..rs IN. couhia.as utility with elrxsnce.
Publsbed bv FIRTH. HALL POND, 80 Broadway
rs IN and FIRTH HALL. rranklin-squAfe
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yURBaTIM REPORTIH.

VIM. HENRI BUR, Fonografc Rsporur, il
w pupord tm furnil Vurbatlm Reports ov
Spseiz, Surmupz Leccurz, Is. Ri "a sistem ov
Fonograd, d. utmost ocy'sras' 4 asand IN maci9
Rspers. Adres Apglo Socscn 0fs. go II.
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NOTICES.
~ Newspaper for .aIe.-A

~ Newspaper for sale.-A hrst-rsfe establishment.
naNh- 'f1e asso tnenf ~ uewspaper and iohbng tyr-
two presses &c Tn- paper Las been published p years
issued weekly and IL the only Whs paper Published in
me county having population ofover 5000 u located
IN pleasant village n 700 Inhabitants To cash
toner 20 VIII be- cold low The present. proprietor
gased 10 other business. For farther particulars address
postpaid 10 WIN X 'CORSWFIL
nj lwiste 4l P.aver-st Ne.-York
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MORASD'S
pAGuERREoTYPE LIKENESSES.

A. VI . X y d
Inform. his friends and the public that he has removed
ais Rooms,
fEsTABLIsHEO ~ 1907
From me corner Of Chambefsst and Broadway, IA the
Granite Buildings, to
I32 Chafhnni-st. opposite the Chatham Theatre,
Over Messrs Gsssnsr X Youngs Grocery store
Prices for P,etures frVr o. aprard-
According 70 sire number Of persons on plate and
richness Of the frame
LIgESEssEs gAkkASTEO
A NJ bsss leave 70 the public that be - In 10
way connected with soy other
DAGUERREAN EsIABLtsHAENT
ID, III. - 49,. 49, 80 % 3meodls
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HORSE WANTED

N HORSE WANTED-Any sentle@a. nA, rot.-
l~Nsouad, gentle, strong, wen-ioiniso oatsy 80.
6Awhch he = willing 10 dispose Of Al sios P.ss
may probably End purchaser hy applying $3.50.
IL Watsrst
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LIFE OR DEATH.

OBLIVION Is Sc that gives up its dead only 10 the
Ofnai gment Almost the whole Of man becomes
engufed in is mysterious dseps When once they close
upon their victim he lost 70 Earth and Time they know
him more and this - the common lot Reader, beware
OF the oblivion Of Death II in III health, embrace the
article offered In BRlsToLs SARsArASILLA rs aeaing
virtues will renew your health and prolong your life IL
the only pure preparation Of that article and
has been used BY the public for many years with uneNa
pied For sale the Depot 50 and 81 CoIsndst
IO>Es's PANACEA for salt Rheum. kc.-Persons
with diseases Of the skin Of any kind may de-
pend upon safe and ehectus internal remedy for the
same n the use Of the above pleasant PensceA Please call
and examine Testimonials, &c. AZ Dr. A. DOOLlI Tie
Botanic store l45. Centre-st New-Yofk NJ IL
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and are daily receiving large and choice lots Of Kid
tai, Al very reduced prices.
PETERSON A HUMPHREY.
. 2-n, IS. P-.Tt.t r~sr Nsai.an
CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
y m the L lit-d states. ~ SoweTF, HIRAM AND ER-
SON where viii b found lsrse assortment OF Ia sisl
and American carpetuz purchased oz prices io cash.
$50 splendid yAu-fy Of heath russ table and piano
Oh cloths &c All Of which NIL Be sold Is
per ess than other warehouse Just received
5000 lAIze tuftei Hearth Rugs. - each.
5000 yards Venetian star and Hal Csrpetrs a. - Sd.
per yard
1000 pair elegant " ndow Shades. from - to so
5000 yards Ens. 81 Drux-ef low prices
5.1if yards I'm lish ply Carpet az low prices
large 10, Of oil cloths for and chesp.
Remember, No. -. HIRAM ANDERSON,
81 lniseod - Bowery
NEW CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Ache
NEut-cribe would ca the attention OF bis friends and
the public generally his extensive assortment Of al the
various styles Of kxmirs;e Velvet Tapestry, Tapestry
Brussels ussel. Ihree-ply Ingram, and every other
description Of CarpernE. together with gres. variety Of
OIL Cloth IN widths from feet 20 p feet many Of which
old and well dyed 70 which the attention Of steamboat
owners and hotel keepers are particularly reque.ted-
patterns and bright coors, varying from 70 yards wide;
are informed that the with the msnuac-
u Europe and this country enables the advertiser
retail the best qualities OF Carpetng AZ about the usual
WHOLESALE prices, e. W "A GDlON'S Wnercoms
fronting On ca East Broadway and II Diyison-st.
o. isaodff
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HENRY JOHNSON,

90 BROADWAY. corner Cbsmoefs-st in the Granite
go Building. Whos-as and fot4u Druggist, oilers Tor
ALE for family use a the trade prices
superior Bermuda Arrow Henry's MsgDssis,
Root COOpers lsing4ss
Fngi.h Rose WafeT Refined Ge lztue,
White Gum Arabic, Enshsh CanoniIe flo~sfsi
Pure Castor OIL, Pure Jamaica Ginger
Honduras sar.sparlls Old Brown Windsor Soap,
Russia Isinzass Cologne Water By the gallon
Prepared Barley. Conxess Water. &C.
Also received another invoice OF the ceebfaed hoo
inson's Bay Water, which will prove 70 b uy s9as 70
the last. % zmiseoc
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SAGE q BAG WAREHOUSE.

Manufacturers, 80 and 81 Waier-sf.
INVITE THE riCULAh ATTENTION OF country
from toe grain districts 10 their STOCK VI SACKS
and BAGS which they offer for sale 70 suit the wants Of
purchasers upon the most favorable terms Deass, al
Ter visiting their establishment have universally adopted
the practice Of buying bags Of them ready for Immediate
aud sale 10 preference 70 the old slow mode OF having
them made Up 9. home All kinds Of Calcutta, European
and iorn@.is bzss -fspteS 80 (rn's@
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re. KEMP, Auetion.er.

G. KEMP Auctioneer
- 4. KEMP has removed 10 the large aud spacious
tl.tors Ss5 Broadway. opposite the Newfok Society
Library, and would hes leave 20 call tbs attention OF
parties having goods dispose OF Of auction 20 the very
central location OF his Sales Rooms which are unqueson
ably tho largest and best for the disposal OF furniture
fancy goods &c OF any la the citywi sivs sona at
tenon the disposal OF furniture ~ private dwellings
stocks Of ods auction Cash advances made and
all sales promptly csshed
FRIDAY, Nov )
At 10 O'Clock, a the Sales Roo"s, S4s Broadway.
MokrG.GEg's SALE OF SESrgEL FUsSIrVss Il {
KEMP will sell above the fu niurs OF sentees pm
family consisting Of handsome assortment 81 par
Tor. chamber and ktrhen furniture. via mahogany SOFA,
in hal cloth mahogany palor chairs dvsns, mahessny
wardrobe. BTu,se aud ADMINISTER carpets. mafoe top
centre tables card and shining tables dTapery masin;
window curtains painted window shades silver PLACED
solar lamps girsndoes two mahogany French bed
seads chairs stoves cottage bedstsad leather
beds, mattresses mahogany dressn buTssux marble TOP
wash stands. lot OF boOAs. fancy articles
Also, one l. nfon made pi.noforte
Also one SUIT Of painted chamber furniture
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p0R yPW.8RUN- WICK AT 2lP.

~ FOR NEW-BRUN -WICk-At ziP.
~ 81 ffom foot Of nobinson 81 sex, above
sA-stsas sascIay--Ihs steamboat ANTELOPE,
g., : Va vi.SIs' ill on ana sftsr Monday, NOV. .,
e.ss Ssw.Yors szP N, l.Ddiog At Perth Amooy Hos
srr,vs in time 10 take the for Prncston
ss,oa sas Phsdelp bis direct Stage copvsy psssen
Sss.st 20 Crunbeny pofsw and some willie Be
,,'n. shs Antelope leaves New Brusswich quarter
o..r IA 81 Breakfast on board Fare ~ cents ms 81
IT, ARAILROAD LINE between New Yort
ES4a( Ssnd Albany, for Freight and Passengers In
connection with the Albany sod Western
Rsrosds 20 Bonslo add intermediate places the Inc
Of the roads-Tbe steamboats, NEW-JEBskY, Captain
Hitchcock and ROCHESTER, Captain Fury, viii leave
New York and Albany daily tsusda,s exceptscD and van
through from city city about ten hoars 20 ina,
pped Newlork In the evening can be denvefed
in Albsny or on he Road the next morning
No Line presents the f-ees dispatch offered oy tIs
Railroad Line 70 merchants snd others desrbs the sooos
at the earliest possible Prices offreisnt
Apply 70 l. NEwTON, Agent ~ Orssnwien.l ~ u,
HARCOURT Agent, on the Pier at Safest Albany
c<ll xut.s
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q w. PINE, Auctioneer.
IN VAN ANTWERP ~ PINES lsrzo .

IN VAN ANTWERP ~ PINES large sale Of sl
iegsnt Cabinet furniture, to take place tomorrow IN
day, Nov 81 Constitution Hail. $50 Broadway, will DO
fouod valuable invoice Of English soods, Just landed.
suitable for houseseepers consisting Of plated cake bas
ks csndestcks ca.tors slegant gothic testrsy richly
painted tables teapots &c
Also superb Of stuffed birds, lately exhibited at
the Fair Of the American Institute.
For full particulars see Courier Enquirer and cate
lOgucs which ready. M IT.
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THE NORWICH FIRE ms. co.
VI Norwich lCs!

CHARTERED IN 1902
THIS COMPANY, with perfectly sound capital, Of
feu the sddiuonsl guaranty Of successful and IN
interrupted business
OF "a YEARS
Risks against damage by IRE except nsnnisctunns
nsk not exceedlns $500 in any nss tsksn a. lns
lowest rates Pociss issued snd renewed AZ me ssen''
Ofce. 4 A Al.EAANDEn, H.
oZl tu-odls- ~ " slst COL ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MINERVA ROOMS.

as BEnsDwsF. ssr~FFN NsiNek.~o Canal
TEE ORIGINAL WESTERN AND SOUTHERN Band
i Of Sable Hsrm0nisfs-Nrssrs w. @ Plnm~r J.
Farrell. J. Tcheuor p Briggs, Wa RosFk. .nd T. VI
Huoev .uf A Wells, late ~ Chrstys - -
specially announce he citizens cf New York tha, h-y
will give series Of their fashionable entertainments
rorruenc x ca Mondsy Fvenng Nov g. and Continuing
every svening. an 81 farther uctlce
Cards OF sam ss0n IS cents Corcert 70 commence A.
o'clock precisely, under the direction q
u5 lwis. GEORGE YOUNGSOS
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DCBLIC NOTICE is hereby giysa that me 9lio-ins

petitions have ben pfesenIed ~ % l3,vrh 80,
MN yix To nave Constructed IN Dise"~cH seeos
tom Csdarstreet aad 10 connect ~in lno ss
err ia Rsctor-st To have sever ~ "
n Rro.tx.v To have sewer Constructed 10 I"eeth
.vs1tb-str-st from the crown o. sad street between
1900 90 sr.n -avebus and connect with the
.srr .rer terminating a the westerly side Of Broad
~ Al.o 10 have Twenty bet~eeo Broad
var and sxtiavsnue GRADED curb znd geler stones se
thern aud the sidewalks Thereof tssged The wdtn Of
let To have toe Serondsvenue between Fortssecond
ssty first regulated snd GRADED To have Forty
rhirisreet between Sssenth.venge add point distant
80 feet esst Of zhthevenus r-sac.d TO haze the side
walks q Twenty hrd-st between the Tnifd aud Fourth
tagged. TO have al vacant Ofs the sogthery
sid- 0f rNsLtIeh-sfrrt, between Ihiri.venne AMI r.
vngpace, fenced aad the sidewalks thereof Jagged the
~ath Of feet AL geons Interested 10 the above pfopo
t0ns hsyag object the are requested 70 pre-
them writing The underse ned a. his Office, No
H. Of Records On " 5e..e tho l6lh dsy Of November
lns.5rrest Commits oaers Oiice, Novernbsr5 ls47.
n5 MARTIN l. THOMPSON, Street Commissioner
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CHANGE FOR BUSINESS.

A NY PERSON POSSESSING A CAPITAL OF $50
"A may purchase pleasant profitable business sre.dy
well established In Of the most business streets Ia "a
city The object Of the proprietor for selling out that
he Is gOins into the wholesale department IN the lower
na,t ~ The city Apuly al a Aun-st NJ tits
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The Oldest established Band IN ne nltec >tstes +
Christv g y Christy. =. Pierce. J. Raynor. Abbott
and 7 Vaughn whose Original .nd H,tso.e Coneeit.
nissty honored with crowded ard highly resPeetAoie
audiences and universally admitted 70 excel every Az use
meat Of ssImilsr character offered IN this city
Admission IS children under TO years hall psiee
Doors open a. 7. Concert vii commence a. 5 O'clock
Seas nay be secured application a. the Hal from y
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Ofii-E o. TIE NORTH AMERICAS FIRE ISs. Co
New-York. November !, 1877
" NJ n Regular Meeting o. the Board Of Direct
ors Of the Sorh American Fie IrsBrsnce Company held
a. Their office, % Wsllst RICHARD ". BLEEcEEE
unanimously elected Secretary IN place Of John NcBair
resigned lnl lwisl JAMES W. OTIS, President
~ Robert-'s New and Splendid style Of Gothic
Door ana Number Plafes--ntirey and original de-
signs Those IN Of something and splendid
their doors invited call the
cles Also splendid assortment Of style Bellpuis
Bss hung and repaired IN the substantial manner
and warranted. r. ROBERTS 552 Broadway,
SIC 5rniseod Prince-st
ID. X. Parmy, Dentist,
No I PARk-PLACE.-REFERS
10 Y. q j. Parmy. and Bond-st OILS 3msMWkF+
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AMERICAN ARCHITECT.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED. No 9 the American Arehi-
80 -ortairfns beautiful design q Gothic Cottage
for rusal dwelling Estimated cos LOO
-. 81. {. n. SAxTOS, rs Broadway.
Az lar ,.ls Nv H. LONG L BR0rRRR, - Annst