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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

-. EnK sALRrO CLOSE A CONCERN

r NII,r---ff-TIe sfslnhOaI NUNFULh, TunnIuf 10
2-s s'>ss's -1 ,yssn Nev-lurs and Fishkl lending
The Norfolk 4. fi feet 20 gth and i feet BEAM a. inch
cylinder 80 tons and orawst ieet "eter-saoon on n2
5erk She was rebuilt in l8f7; her boiler IS two years
oi Size can be her berth foot Robinson-st New
York - ..,.,.-,-, , t.,,-r.., .
-TANDARD Any persons having claims OF any KIND
nst any o the above vessels requested 10 present
same by mail OF otherwisr AZ the Office Of the subscri
hers before the st &C FEBRUARY 1913. The slo9ps can De
seen al the Upper Dock Fi.hsli Lsndes for farther
rt.t.,Il Tarftr, Dec d 1877 ia 4sv9ar+
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,rsR-o> E.Il.uokD-
KiIh,nh rmr0wN ANp,

surirs tfa rssi srsson Win 49,
"A R.a-vfNYFs ARRAN1FMlNr- Leave ~ ~.
s.s - e..t ~ ,.sftiara - ~ A NJ snd 7 .ss
~ .-...,-.s f,,-, ri-i Ncfth River O. i eeloes 49,
a.. sAt ft.lr arS 4 esises a. A..
So rAzftN4 n IAesk.fre Mach thsrs, ~ -.
...4 ~, -. .,.trirs linz ~ RsilroA ~ sea" W.
e., A HNyy ns,.s.us Ho,el Al sotussssI %"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23
-a1zs.lsrs1 nGUsATONEc Sn-h
AA sJ----,,..sr RAILROAD .l.ssssssl7ss

@--e--h----S For A bany. Troy Pits
t.rf N.-tb Adams Wflliamstonn Bennington, Rutland,
.b.'an sur.urs SC Tie .fefusr NIAGARA, 'aptan
sroa.s Dr. u.i leave New-t1r> from the per ioot ~
Market street. daly, sun ays rA''pfel al - oeoss
sut and commodiou. cars of the housa0nic RAILROAD
irrivinl a Albany az o'clock ?.
A bafa.ss-nasfer viii g0 fhr. ugh from city 10 city
stssas run n connection with the cars to Lee Lenef,
Did kbrdg- Curtsvilie Niu-tef ani Norfolk. Also
70 Litch6eid. Woodbury.. Dsuhury and Bethel
Freight received ~ the De pot foot Of Asrkest from
o'clock 4. NJ until sunset
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- FOR SALE, AT WILL N,lND' ~ T. 49,
-; story esi atfic frame house win te'oo iI lsi
brick house and 'of 30 Fcurthst price 20 3D. one nl n'
beet locations in the village vacant l0t 900 soain roAIi
30 between rhth and smith sts price ' 70 ''-'l
Filth st between Tenth and Eievfuih 80 rff' tot
Nlfih F.fst Ct between Ninth auo Tenth 80 NW i.t'
.,,fet, p HANFOku. On WaNst
't-tl. .rr,..f,rrr .t Forffh ~ WlINtn.sNuItf
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I =, .'sss.Esssssas5 NORRIS AND EssEX Rail.

S.1r -.ss-@<rs RDAD D. Utnfcr Arm gemcnf. .OG
add after Monday, Nov. 3, 1917, the
freight train which passenger Is attached, will
ant farther notice leave Morrrstoyyn az A. Newark
~ u p NJ The Passenger Trains leave New-fOrk
o'clock 4 a p u. Leave Newark Do o'clock NJ.
90 N Leave Mous'uwr o'clock 4. z NJ.
PASSENGER bY the morning train % Morris0wn viii ~.
tefe 40 ID clock, where stages viii be 10 readiness
o.. coavsy ueu o. scho9.ey Mountain Washington, Bel
s,teir aai ktfou daily 90 OweT0, Milford, Newton,
>tsnaoqe aad snccssuny o. Mondays. Wednesdays and
sraays. ans io Roosa,y. Dover sparta sud Newton
.esiys Thursdays ana Saturdays each line returning
tae f1 letng tlys 90 meet he = train for Sewiofs
stt.e Will also leave Tor blsins Ridge every evening
Gle ARRIVAL of Che cars 40 M0rnst0wn.
hF .le recently established STAGE leaves horstown
f t Delaware Water Gap Ald sIoadsburz stanh0Pei
I.nasraalg Columbia and baifslvn, every Tuesday,
.-1aay SD. Saturday ihe arrival Of the A. N tfain
frn y y. Returning the alternate days. tie stage
.aNcs eiicatsagrs AZ A n o. meet the Z NJ ears from
McF.s.l0u...
lsssasefs 81 ftrlash "a ana fom lesey City without
changing ears Go leaving che citY, rAssengers viii de-
~ rfiI htstaf tae All Che faot of tOrt and ct.
afeHa agent ~il DO ll attend ance oo receive a.
rrsksses faaaaa rasf D. catered the way-ltll,
w. tsl fsrr ~fN Uct tcd locomotives responsible
ff- lft vNl - forwarded Immediately % MoEristnwa
frrf asrf tssir fy stephens 4 Conats Daily Trans
rfsftn LIra t' Nnuslk. or fIom che Transportafion
Dr ID tI Ifa ~ N \ Transportation Company fool
f-rff .r.| IRA NNNn. Superintendent
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CORPORATE

HORPORATION OTICE.-Patlie notice - here
y hv siveu 10 the Own. OF o~NeI-, os0uPa- -s
f4s s.cta8 thereby that The following a,s-ssme ~
.e been iet-d ny the Assrs,ois ana az iyusn
th- Street Comniss'onrrs once icr eNailnAHon ~ ~
oa-so-. Interested Niz:For building sewer iH -lN
e. go. 80. pfc.r I'D Pe4rtreet. The limits emhft'rl
W such ssseisueuts Include 81 he several houses ana
- III yrourd vacant pieces or parcea OF lah1 SILL
afe 90 both SIDES 40 F-oE-s lP anu 80
the East River aud Co d street Also on tis es.1
.5 hi stresf between Beekman and Dover streets
- IN bob sides oi Front aud Nater streets Del" ltu
Be,kman aI- Dover stI-es 80 NJ o- s,ss.y AI,o
r u-sf-rIy aide Il PsaI'--treet between b-rAhau 7Du
t.rle sf.r streets 90 90 D.in saei vi Ni'h alt-t'
tween Br@kuau street ern lta -7Ht'ii1 ~ 80.
r 10Th sides Of Hsgus--frrrt between rear qua ~"
800. A.. r ffb sides ~ JHc0J-strrct between Ferry
ana Frar kf9rf streets. As1 Oh BON t1.. OF p'
.4,a cen Fulton and Frantic -tfr'' f'.l 7. Dli.
~ tt .ffe-f To- be- opened between ffiut-
f,t s.d Chatham streets Tor ihe extension OF N'hlsm
sre@f ts9 90 b1h sides 30 Nassau stfee N1i"s9h NuN
.-l -~rr~- sfraefs Alec on etsfefly 500 or ihehf'
f.t...r Am 4rI Heskmtu streets. 80 90 SOU mere
~ 80 n par f0w ntd Chslhams'fr-t between BECK
~, .lrsaf and tie termination oi William street AT bhf
t.era gurura and Caure streets Af1 un h1ih alf,t ol
49,. .,e-f be- .rsn FrankfDr and Duane Streets Aso
m siss ~ Fsndewa.f street between $40
PstrI streets AiaYon bYi f1fa ~ Frnsi'fi -f''t
..-- -f.s.f f.rrn HfafaH anf God streets Also nn
- sdrs of Eeefnan street t7.wrsn fsfF now ann 'N
,.rs'f t's. nr sa'''f 81 .."'4' 'I' II, a.
.,ssf lft-sra Tfraffa HIaT and william street Ale.
.r f...I .ara ~ Arnaffa.f hHfwHru iliHm nnH H"H
sfr.efs sH'HafI s'fa OF Dover stree. POL" cen
,r...sa % one s.a nar.i Assassnenis sni uir sfo 'r
,.3 t a ssns rf .fhaf ~ flsa s'e requested t' We
fa rhsf rfiffHr H fhr nnd-ft fnfn F' -
fr..t r.rf, once rifiin 'i7 d. ..',n ih-
7 ~ .ff.Is,.t.-a HAHTiu g. rupMr-uE.
sr-sf f.rr.'si.rsr 40 fh.''f1sH NJ f'e ''sesf'f'
s.,-tf .f-f. .s7'rrsf.s NH'.e. FeH l'. 1907 .'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

ARRIVALS N PHILADILFHiA.-Ine ioi.oNff
a,.t nsui.hed arrivals we notice a. hsri~@ . q
Hoa.- NJ. D.nel Webster sLd s-rFtcfsef ~ ~ fi'n
WiIA.m strons ana sersso;s q Penn hpn r ~ 4'D(
ans sad lady Mis- snc Lieot 100 hAi .. - W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

IMPORTANT TO THR PUBLlC.-f Nc
ItLROY co - Broad gay, oPPo'iie The fafk founi
~ ~Iii.teS ,s.ort-nf Of ready made Overcoats snd
Cio.k. also Youths and Boys Clothing % every variety
Of color snd cloth -hioh they are u0~ selling A. cost
their object being dispose ~ the stock on hani before
the Of Fenuaryin order 20 make room Tor the Spfnk
They cut, made and trimmed equA 70 hose m.ae Y.
ordef. and A. least 81 per ceut lower than Any
meut Of The character ard slandins IN M. cy a.
DEADY-MADB GARnENT-.-we are nov sell
II ins extensive stock Of rcadJ-nad o1riooa-5
sacks, dressing soTnsi ke with arg 49,.
sfy. fancy dre.s articles, comprising fcaI. oI-..-.
- % n,us ioty prices in order reduce stock PRIOR
10 the expiration Of present copsrtnership Feo D -
Those s9ur1s an 01'h' IN IT GESSIsSs CO
AZ 81 Broadway, American hotel.
OyERCOATs, CLOAKs. wisi.r Froes t'.-
OThe balance Of cur 'i2 yyv NJ JENNINGS co
iSi 81 Broadway. American ho.sl
EXTRA BLACK and Fancy SIX AID sstlS Ofs''''
I 1s1 styles al 81 '''1'WM 7. JENNINGS 4 co.
r,nu an yyoOI NIUFFIER--Ths most
= a .ptfh''' s'''' WI T. JESSlS6s 81 sIosaS.Z-
DEEssl,S>G co g WI IS iiEH ;,,H.:.l 20
DRY GOODS.
STARK GOODS bsles 5o-inch brown Dri.i'.
- 800 bales z7-iDcn brown sheenns'
io cases bleachsd sheslrgs No.. -.
lsf For ssls By NssMlTh = %. % 40 ,. rlas-.-:
nV0IyS a,OOD--550 osls. shsstags and shirtins''
Deonss,irg Of medium heavy, fine snd suPeihns' from
"a to "A To width For 10y ME-.
l9f NESh'Ih II d W. ~ ''- 30
xyALTHAH COTTONs--s.o pass.ass , ~ Il 80. ~
" BE 81 and g. br0gn sld ols1chea rom ION 3D. -
Ml. For ssls ~ NEsMlIH 90 " ene - t-n-- 81
s,TE.CUFD C0OD--fj1 cases. comprising every
- gidfh styIs suo quality For sale ~
lef NhSMlIh O. W ~ --- 80
/ DIUEhND ORANGE PRINTs.-Ths sobssri'eI,
Dbssth,s dsy received and opened for sac i-se l- "
rhe,s desirable prints They are from the sunok
nd c Ivee Works on cloths OF various qnhil7s 1l-
osttsrns entirely and vey e.efl ana AZ
; fs.tindigo blue c. r HARRIS. 80 hNcnena- -ce -
} S1CFFOLK AND CLYDE COMPANIES ln' re
- NJ srd White Prrtsl0n cases OF these W. slou
,-nrs erpbraocs great variety Of qualities anc es p
ras received direct from the prnfer' ana ilf 15
by lJ<I p -I-e-e---- ------
ITEE7NU CA-@INERE$.-log cases. embracing
2 .fievery quality, color aud mixture t1- sac %
( II c. T. HARRIS. % k~enans -p--o--
t.TIDE sHEETI NGS-A0 packages ''5' 81 - 81.
w IA brown and blssohed sheetnss, from me " b.
,Ls-n stsrk HAM ton aud Utica Mills. for sac ~
I Al NFsMlTH co 1n 400 p flu-----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

PsssoS DsowsED-The body Of msn w9 a''s
rsrs Supposed 70 be Oxen. WAS discovered -oO a.. ~
at even MS uor.iug tho pier a. -
fSeSnsn Lynch. Inquest VIII De hsi' '"-N@''
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pIrr.RIIlicu rnANEI.

rT-rs flSciNNA 1 AND PlrrsBLR gH DAl-
-s-Sl--SLY STEAM PACKET LlNE-lnls In
ssss~---s~- dependent Line Of stesm-rs - now com
f n tha LARGEST sittest hssl hlrshed 40 II shed
~ - r,serf si boat. on the waters ci the West To,
h4.t WAGE. are paid Tor the s-ry c' OF me oest 80
most experienced men engaged DOB The rtNff
, m lions of people without dong ihr snfhes' inlufy
10 fbsr person The plopuetcrs chalsnEe comp sf'on
M 'r...-rs.r line u the niou for safety regularity
,r- .rssf Al tha money can procure has been poeleeu
l h.. .fsfv comfort and convenience ~ passengers
.rl. h.t. Leave ri-rsbarEh ior Cincinnati 80 too"s'
v,,4fg..... NONONGAHELA, G stoee.
l.,,,l,... HfsERNtA. 80 q. John hineister
it-f,,sf.,.. ~ ENGLAND. no. = samuel pcah
~. oi,p... BRILLIANT. r. }. Ortce
l,...- Upper $50. =, = Cooks
..t...'r.... MESSENGER De C8mp. no
~..{f.'....ISAAC NEWTON g. Misoa. lN IN
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r-gp NnIiGE-Nn AND after December u
& - 3i7, OBJ, steamer STATEN ISLANDER


80 TAPSCOTT'S GENERAL EMIGRATION
.-rr. OFFICES South-sr New-fork and 81 Georges
-ssz<- Butdiugs Reg-uts-rosd. Liverpool The par
truI4r attention OF persons shng o. send ar their
feafs 10 sly Part OF the Old County, or fhose pro
c- sdirg thereto. t called % the i3lo"H
arkafs CONsTITI TON sails from New Ok llst FEB
mary. from Liverpool 9th April GAkRlCh sails from
S.u-Yorx .6th February from Liverpool llh Apni-
IIANHOE sails from Nsw-Yrrk 23h February nom Ly-
o shout the lUth April The shove mssu hcent Itcs
sh % ys sal ppnctua IS their stated days Ihey
v sreoumcd ous unsurpassed for cabin, second--aon
ard stseags passengers Those sen1ins tor ter tf enc
n hage t, brought og by either % The above spendd
stips any ~ Che NeN -e' % mon Llne OF 80
st favorable terms sui with the certainty 90 90 de-
reat,on. on application o.
" 80 T. rAPsCOIr. lt Souih-st y i. or
NN TAPSCOTr a 60 $. 6eCrfe b1iiaints
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pop SALE CHOICE FAR,I-Conl

-, yn. SALE CHOICE FARiI-C0nAisiht
u 'a1 nrfa. about a. acres Of which 10 "'oai,'
- .iI .s f..rNg Eftsf.I ~. 81 ..t...
. .rf.rfIsr b.. we'll adsptst f0r fhe grown on ~
eorr .fa.s &c and in many respects - n4i eAo' 49,
,..r.rn Ses.Yofk o. - sfuafrd within a ~ r. W.
,..f shore Of C-yura Lat@ in fh- County OF ION
80 a, 49, midst of dense farming community ineI.
,, tfrre sal age. within two miles ono coniehlhs 49,
900 inhabitants. the others less The bli.eh = ~
~ md .nfl GENTLY lsrge farmers, of moss VINO = ~
% become o. raag b. assured that such an oPpo'..
does nod often occur 10 will b. 'old eHc,ea.nty b
ytvep by G 81 RKHALTkR co 81 Fulton o. y. T.
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) n0I-K- IN BRO0KLYN D L.l--sLt -

81 2sfor, and attic. with basemens and ulder-oe4iars
-@- but In the bsst manner for gsnfe-i families win
f, ots and sfaoe vines &C situated 90 the corner on
sand. - and Huis0u-ayeuue Brooklyn, ie" minutes
walk q ON he Fulton and other f. mes -,--
To desirable families hey viii be rented oi go VI q"
two sna ! families for $500. Apply 90
VALENTINE q. HALL. cor. Pearl aud beesmsn sts
Also o. Iet the i-st0ry brick basement house iii-afy
81 near Fulton-st Brookyu Rent $500 CT viii De- s2a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

r. TO RE LEr-Fr1m the lst Of Nay rsNf. the 4
.. story yelling house Oyer-st with trotog water
-L-A Arrlv h. ID T.. GARDINER
go - t' 4 ; Courts. Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

= -Slt---->Jc'ock 4 81 ioI Sewburgh and Fmhsii.
sAa~s--a<<rs an8ius - Pecks pocs hayerstraw Yer
ls,s,. POINT. Van Coriian8gs Dock. Peeks<lll West
M. '.s stesmer NORWICH, Cspt W. Oosys NJ
~ ~.,yyo-s f,or, Wsrr~n-sf pier, every Mondsy,
Vs3nes8,y End FRIDAY. a. o'clock, A. NJ q
The ice steamer HlJHLANDER Capt I y Ai u'
.-, NJ. leave Nsvs-Y9-s. from Wsrrenst e ever
rrs.5.v Thur.oava.d Saturday. a. o'clock NJ -,
stages connect with The bats o. the EASY so =. ~ "
river for Poughkeers-, hac'on. &c sra On 'n7 We" ''
f1r XII gston. Cstskil snd Albany. - ., 81.
All psckag-. and parcels viii Pc landed az any ~ .n'
AZ aufiuEs PAID for 81 The otee % ne p'A 80 90
49, ~. l2N Inn
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- E4RM FOX -ALh or hN'la0f7' -. -
- te,ubost lending q from Railroad az White l.il'
..rg ,i- tom Nsw-Hsveu Railroad. sifuatlon oeAN-
T $50 srrs srd we'll arranged barn, carriage house
.hsss wood house &c al in goa order OlehtI o W.
md isin hirh state Of cultivation, 6aenee bfin1l
a. fruit In abundance. Inquire % p. d Brown ~
80. - 81 ID InHN PALMER. 90 The prsm-.rs ~ "
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C= III IET-ro small family only. half % The nsat
tft gsfory house ~ Naudsmst Possession is.oi haJ
N-~ Apply on the premises -. ~
s. FOR SAl.E-A neat convenient house 50 h-yens
81. wood. J. containing seven rooms iucudlns base
IL fnsnt gith large garden Handsomely iaid OUT wei
sfored with variety of fruit flowers ana shruDDeff phl
good well IL water The hou1@ - within i-w YARDS
fs sf.sntoat dock and omnibus route win tni'
niles Of WiInamrburgh Als1, atesr sfacioui 40 mana
lne house Immediately on che banks 90 the RIVER WIN
rooms The fret floor, viii efPins looms above Hlt.
,a r,.t desirable location. AddressA. h. o. chs Of
I1f lwr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

- At PRIV AIE 49, -. i-s,ro .ton- fr,r..
k s,sefe- or fie sou 81 te Of Tive IN 81 conu-ncD
IL Cef 49, oil Broadvsg. said houses are - ~ ~ leet
s.er-interidr finished in Tie most apW yea ~ I. W.
ri ~ ss-r 'r,rrov rerts. A. t0 ssorkH lnsli q, qua.
=, r,stsr-s richness aad beauty of l1l'h sr7 --i-
r,s.e8 bv srg houses ir This ely t- ol N.s - ~
80 -Isr q-rraf Ii be- irsra liberal ROY rsitl-l-
r. -leto ANTHONY BLEECkkk,
- AuctI0reer4 Bl1ad-s-
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CONVEYANCES.
H. HEGDLAH VAIL LINN essvss
Bos.os ana ne"-Yoit - Ne Nh, a.. q, sr


S,fs-sEz-{ Bos.o1 a1a he~.Yolk, ~ Ne r.i ed
H..rfid sisEmrrf NA'fAthlssTTs
ar RHODE IsLAED.
To ,.san-rs MASSACHUSETTS Capt rhsyer, and
RHODE ISLAND. Capt Poner. ST run throughout he
IN ~ ronnsruon y1 ne Syulngt1n ard FroyioeDcs
.f Boston 400 ffoyido1cs Rsifosds, lcssts Rev fot
fsIIs suntsys src-fi-i fr0u Pief No rof'n kVef a.
sorlofs = NJ ,nd Sioninft0u 81 O'Clock 2 or 1Pon
hi. arrlval u tbs uisu train from Boston
49, steamers se unslr ssss 10 speei, splendof soa
.,-rt rsvirs oacf Of them IN sfgs, c.ninOt0rs pn'
aui herlns for 80 Psfs1rs, b~sts isss
.rlv,f. -,.lfis ,1f fsriles s1d parties
... ...,,e,. a. u.1c-rrd ~ ne r1sl experienced
q .sl Ill shorten tie pssssys between Ns~-fon
-, 49,. ron Jn- .nf lsI io Two hours irf-oy ~
,,i- Il. ,-uis tlIlf fOf al ihs ines rnnDs ron rev
Y5rt rlrl5 s1ib sai vsii and ne ns' ifen so''oe
qrrir rci SAT .,.- 49,, ~ -.
ias. Yhrrrfrs go ssi1rIsY . So.
Leave sl1rlrrt0l 4 laf, Hfonri ~ - -
NE RHODE ISLAND I'LL iesfs rev a''' W.
sav st i. ay sId Eni>J. ~, g.......
Ie,vs slon.ns .oa-7lsscay Thursday 'ni ss..fov
N Faes-r ere e1 l6e krflss. u Ne siran-f' ~ 'e-
ID, - 1r.ed inrctl s.eJ i1 ne 9lcni4 knfo-e ~.
Id boz la1.- .nd Aosio1 1sEsn. nsst-r accojp
r ian al frrs 40 ffun toaQl, io isNr clHffr
H.. r,...e For psgsAsr oeras state roous of tfskhi
,,,-s r nav be- made 30 ire Asenis on nc ~nsfi W
n Inc office Dol Saflsrf- nlsra -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

~ ST PRIVATE sALH-A valgshie piece i
g. er9prs GA he corner Of Fi0h-avenue 3nd
@ .frstst containing - feet inches on FIRM
venue by s1 Ret ineh Tseuy. hrst-at FOR Terms
j. eoplyto A. BLEECKER. Auctcneer,
,orrf,J BrOsd ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

r.,., ~ pysLAr-Ths case did not come on
Us s-ssesa e-isg 70 the absence Of NJ N'AnN" VIC
- re sSssassl fsr prisoner. At Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

% part of the basement of the neE Church 90 me ~
- nerof Fourth .nd South rhi-d So Nlhamso lfen
--,her well cal .uate- FOR private school ne rent ~
=. arsfs 10 4 srod tenant Apply 90 6ED klIAhD,
Wtrfsmshurzn. or WM MILES. 81 Nniys-l-- - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

- - ,t s.rO ~ he la.e Abraham O1ackenbush. d.
-eas4d situated in the township oi btmap' ho->
land County about miles from NSack Landing Do ron
,fs srt eu.Y orS ani trie Raj ro al Sii1 iarn con-
..rt -l acres IS well wae-ed ano Suitably 1F1ru .Nl.
-adov and arabic land. On che premises p 20 d
.sfsusi dwell -hc1sc. b.r1, 1acksgl-ns shop ago
fs- ,nt hu. firrs and never iing vel or wafer ls
., rrs-d bssriug orehsros and avaiety oi other fh
trees ., . ..tl H. f.-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

.. fON >AIH,-A 5ea-I,IllI =. - lt.
- psr large 1-s8rv house barn and other cls ula
.r-s 4 besarful gsfden vel stocked with stra~bsfH
---s. g-sra. beaches rlun- Ac d. sores of lard d.
800 IN hsh stafe Of cultivation can be- MADE "a
mech and detached mi Eht lie wanted "lich " t ~
s,I+ chear For farther particu aTs inquire on WODD
HULA co 30 Front a. New YORK ~ oi me 'uosoi'o1
on ta7 li ls9. 2. WALTERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

WI r rAPsCOTr. ,t Souih-st \ .or
WM rAPSCOTr 60 $. 6ecrte baiiaiaEs,
Karants.ruaf. Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

~. At PRIVATE SALE, THE Two story snd atic
B ..ct house and ot 80 .-f, . Cnir'--si het"e- D
- u,t and F.c, ry .t- The louise Is - BY ' irei
shed in ulfern cts with folding doors Sc 70. - >
.ef o.. aul t.oreer = Br M a.
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"a SWAYNE S

COMPOUND SYRUP % WILD CHERRY
,sr 800 ,ggF0y Fos Alt DrsfAsff o. 7-t -Fs'
4sEsaT.
o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23
REAL, ESTATE.

vx..rToRs, sAIF on VILLAGE PROF.
~ EKrY -ruf.aaai 20 me Is'' WI aA'
~ ~ 81 tif. a. 600 DO rrfsrl. tl =, ' '. tf.
M .,sfIa or W-dn..fsy the Lee day oi March nsht ~
4. O'clock + II upon The premises .,. H. 81,
~ The homestead nf sald decessrd he'u.. iNJ -
nj. "A 10 the pleasant village oi shr-~'hnfy m.nol'g
entv aud State s N-wJ~fsoY, ln th7 midst ~ TOUT ni
st Sc. al worship .nd but about 100 mi ss rom tNo
.ts.mho,f landings from which two besi' l,h lh' n
.,.,rl tlv daily 90 sod fom the cry ~ Ne@ nia ~
SO irs Of ma Stages running through sala t'se o
Ksy.Por to Lors Branch - day. on tlc wees ~ m
,rv~usrfs are spacious two story dWriinf mouse Ahl
sfch-n built 81 The very hes materials ana h rho'r-'
condition 'os-ih.lw Isfge bara ana All 'lnei nee''
10 a valuable building ot lying on the west Of the
osd ieaaius from the village % Red Bank adjoining Anu
on Rev Harry Finch. coutaiuiug s3-lo sores -,
Ths sbove properly most cer'ainly presents inulee
meat. rsr-ly 10 b met With. particularly u such -
s-.ir,u. Il obtaining enviable country res lrnce
Persons wishing farther niormsii,9 ,rs'y Syfrv
slove prem ,e.wi please call % WILL All r.
corner on Msi1en.lanr srd P-srst NeE-l 9Is uhOhun
HANCE. Shrewsbury JOSEPH = WHIT 'fiionloNl
or those residing upon the pr-mise-
CHARLES n WHITE, Fxseutors
s,-..,,A--v 1s-rs-v = i5ss 81 iw'
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-02-05
CONGRESS,
THURSDAY, Jan ~.
SENATE.

The Senate wan called to order at the usus
hour and proceeded to tho consideration Of the
morning business, which Was of an unimportznt
nature.
Mr.. Yulee, from the committee on laval Az
fairs, reported bill for the relief Of the widows
and orphans Of the crew Of the brig Somsrs.
Agresably to notice, Mr.. Benton asked and
obtained leave to bring in bill, which was read
the frat and second time by unanimous con-
sent, and referred TO the committee on Military
Affairs. IL provided for sundry smsndme nts "a
the articles Of war rslatipg to the practice before
court martials.
Mr.. Benton presented the petition Of Mr.. Frs-
mont, asking for the appointment Of a commit.
tee to examine into the relation Of the liabilities
incurred by him in California.
Mr.. Ashley's resolutions. enquirIng whether
the public printing had been executed accord.
ing TO contract, were adopted.
On motion the Senate laid aside all other -qu
siness and proceeded to the consideration of the
Ten Regiment Bill.
Mr. Phelps spoke at some length in opposi-
ton to the bill, showing the xps nditurs ALREADY
incurred by the war, and the vast public deb,
that was accommodating in consequence of it,
further continuance.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Barripger maas sundry corrections rsIa.
tive to his reported speech.
The standing committees were called in ordel
for reports.
Mr.. Rockwell, from the COMMITTEES on Claims
reported ajoint resolution providing for The in
deSing Of all claims since the l4th Congress-
Upon this resolution considerable debate &C.
CURED.
Mr.. Berringer, in committee Of the whole
spoke at some length upon the Presidents mes
sage.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-02-05

OF State, had taken ii upen himself TO act az
Governcr Of this Lsmnaoawealsh. ne never
should have offered ths>resolation upo;. ssy
other consideration, and ne deemed il due 20
himself and TO this House, to make this state
ment-
The motion to reconsider Was then earri.d; ,
me resolution was Withdrawn, and tse vote by
which the 81 bstitale was adopted was -.seindsd
when,
| Mr.. Wintersmitb moved to refer TIE original
resolution and thu several amendments, 20 a
select committee; carried.