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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-14

DEPARTURE on HENRY CLkY.--HOn. Henry Clay
took his departure for Washington the O'Clock train
of cars We observed old gentleman, whose very soul
seemed TO beam from hs eyes he seized the hand Of his
distinguished political friend, and retaining his grasp, he
remarked" God bless you, Mr.. Clay have voted for
you three times and am ready to do SO again-beticr
times will come soon--tod bless you. tear glIsienei
in the eve OF each aud Mr. Clay Responded Thank you
my dear sir, thank YOU" in manner that clearly ind
Gated that his words came direct from bis haATt.
Baltimore SUP, ilth.
Il ABROAD TO SAG-HARBOR.-The inhabitants Of
Sar-Hsrbor have held meeting TO devise measures TO
extend branch OF the Long Island Railroad from River
mead 10 SAg-HarbOr. committee Of nine persons vas
apotee TO correspond with the President and Directors
of the Long Island Railroad Co upon the subject.
(JamNca O. Farmer.
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.NvAKD's MAMMOTH FASosA~s OF "
MISSISSIPPI RIYHRl

TNF ItksfsT FkFkfINe NUHfbI
DAiNrED on THREE MILES or cANvAsi-Ea
hibngs view Of country 30 miles In length. esssaA
from he mouth Of the Missouri River @ the Guy %
New Oriesns aud reaching degrees OF attitude
BEING TIE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WOkLD
open every evening Sundays sxceptedl 81 the NEW
PANORAMA BUILDING in Broadway adjoining Nelos
Garden Admission ~ cents children half price. The
Panorama viii commence moving al O'Clock precisely
Afternoon exhibitions on Wednesdays and Saturdays o.
AnlrL..s dll UfanA
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THE HUNTERS

Of KENTUCKY; or. The rgiss and Tolls q TarPer'
Osnd Traders Tnis tue description Of the Perliou'
adventures Of small party OF hady Pioneers o-y nd the
Rocky Mounts Price > CTS.
The Nineteenth Century, new Quarterly Niioe.l any'
edited by { Chsuncey Burr Vol I. No l. Price - per
year Is CO per number
The Cocsn-y In America . cts Let all who love 70
laugh buy this book
The Head. Of lie Heaasss by Frederick Souie :, cts
The Graduate. 40 the w Il Point Academy. ~ cfs
The Champions OF Freedom by SAINT Woodwork &c
The Brck-kins. b. ths author of Ethan Allen = ets
Galiatn's Peace with Mexico III cts
The Prince and the Pedlar by Mics Pickering p cts
An Account ~ new Anae.thetic Agent a. substitute
lor suphuric Ether Ia surgcry snd Midwifery, by v
simpson. " ID. i.i cts
The Cock and Anchor. story OF oa Dabhu City. 25e
Whir Almanac T.. CTS.
Dow Jr Sermons. part , cts
Knickerbocker Magazine for January
Hung. Magazine for January
American Review for January .
Graham. MAGAZINE Tor January - year. . CO. 70
National Magazine January = year, l3i cts No
AGENT aud Others 81 lied on the favorable terms
bv U3i " H. GRAHAM Tribune BGijing Nassau 81
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~ GRIND Temperance Demonstration at the

Brosdway Tabernacle on Monday. January ~ 1885, a. n
O'Clock P. NJ On which occasion, Rev. JoHN CHAN
FEss OF Philadelphia and ALvAS STEWART, fsq- ol
Utica viii address the meeting Appropriate singing by
the Choir Of the GTesne-st NJ L. Church, C. A. C'pf
leader, the EXCEL GLKE CLUs, Mr J. N. Brown o
Yonkers and Mr. WN. y. McDoSouSH-
Rev. DR.. PICK will preside. OPENING prayer BY Kew
L. Lev Tickets - cents TIE procesds "a be AppropH
ated 90 paving the damages and costs incurred IN the late
libel suit sgainst the publishers OF the Newly ork OfTsn
paper devoted tothe q temperance and morality
10 hoped that every friend OF the cause VI" oe present
90 this Important occasion - -,
Tickets may Be had Of J. W. KELLOGG, mo Canal D. II
sands n Forsyth VIM Tste, $50 Eighth avenue Geo
Hail. Cranbeuys near Fulton bfookyn Of elihei OF the
Committce, or ~ the door ..-...
j. w. KELLOGG, A &. tLANA1AN,
ID n SANDS DANIEL CADf,
WIN FDMOSDS, GFO. HALL.
lEO MlkIHHIN
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sALEs OE REAL EsIATE

NlLF9 Ut
Bg A. J. blesoker-hoase and lot ITO EieNen,hs, 9toA
AZ n TO- 5000; co 90 ia Eley-nthst sX4 Il TO- o''
lease hoa Sc and lot AS Hudson-sL cot-o
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~ Mercantile I.ibrary and Reading-Room,

Clinton Hail-.6000 well selected volumes aud all the
best Reviews and Magazines American and Foreign Con
slant additions Of Works. Rooms open from 10 A. NJ
10 ~ 7. NJ. Clerks Initiation Fee -, and semi snnuai
dues 81 Merchants and others annual subscrg tion -
c. l.. ENERIrr, President hef. Lib Association
IL
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Arriyed-ship Sutton, Eserman, Charleston ~ ct
ion. 10 Geo sutton
ship Arthur. tof Bostoni Talbot NOrls-ns - Is, udss
20 master The has experienced severe weather during
the passage. with Wv gales.
ship Palestine Johns on, NOneans - d. mdss, ~ Ffcs
G. Hicks
Baik Altori lof Boston, Prince, Malaga 81 ds, ffgit u
master. OF Oibrstar spoke T. frigu- uitcd states
bound into Gbrali,r took board hrr letter bag Let
% Gibrstar s'oop HaTion all VEL bark M0utezums
n N1oTk. dig bound 90 Malass brig Messenger Of Dos
ton. disg bound 70 Palermo
Pr bark Princess Alice, Phillip L.vsfPocl q d. 10 bal
lat 70 Irwin; ~ steerage passenger
Brig Belle, Myers, Wilmington, NC, ds, naval stoEes
10 ; Powell
Brig Gen Lincoln. lof Damsriscotel Goaly, Mangoure
= Domingo y d. coffee and loswood. TO George BuHeii
Left American vessels
Br brig Atlas. MoCslluu, I'm Pctou Ms via Fall River
Is, IN ballast, 70 master.
Brig Atlantic fof NHayeul Rhodes Kits IL Dc, 10000
he old copper 10 Trowbridge sons OF Nhayen, whers
the brig IS bound Left bug May Flower. for Nfort neat
~ f spoke bark Canton, OF aud from Boston, Tor Havana
Schr Bridgewatef, Mathews, Aux Cayes y d. coffee
SC. 10 A Kossire 4 Co Left sch Nay Flower OF Ply
mouth, Mass, for Boston Ia days. the only American YES
eel In port Jan lat 81 3d. lon - o. spoke urs Lucy OF
Camden hence steering SN. The has experienced se
weather the coast and has been Il aays North OF
Hsreras
sehr Coiner. Holmes. Frsdericksbsag, Va. ds, wheat
aud corn. 70 Sout-r Brothers
Schr Trumpet. Ham, Thomaston - az, ime, 10 master
Schr Joseph Guest, Guest, Boston d. bsest 20 masr
schf Aksda. Williams fhiladel3 d, coal, 10 mater
Below brigs unknown.
Nemorn nds The psrket.ship Waterloo. for Liver
pool u detained 10 Consequence Of adverse Sinds-
Wind Ne, with thick weather.
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~ Notices. Jude's ?. =. Fee Church >iythavs
rnifa-iana r.iueysf,fuA series Of discourses
on these sy stems Theology OF de-
livery on Sunday evenings at St yudes Church They
will embrace particular exsmin ation Of the writings Of
Rev. Dr. Dewey. Services TO commence a. u o'clock.
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NOTICES.
re- Tenth v

~, Tenth Wnrd.-The Ward Committee aud Dele
gsfis the General Committees requested 20
meet on Friday evening l4h inst at o'clock, at St Da
vd's Hall. Wakerst 70 perfect the organization OF the
Ward BE- order Of the late Wsfd Committee
THOs. DRlNG, Chairman
n SCI LIS 1fla
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n Splendid ,.othie Bet PnI..TIss a..st, =
sosnt stT.c al Gothic AID Shield Pattern Ball Prls,
Door Pi.fss Sznber Plates, &c They are snsIsly EeS
.ni orrnA dsssBs sco the extensive vzEety q pa
:. =. - = ,i..1- thsm q ROBERTS,
AIS lmis Sc2Brosdssy, nssE REinsssL
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CHRISTY'S MINSTRExS.

TIE Oldest established band 10 the United stsea r
Chrs.y. q Chfisty. Z. Pierce. Rsyror, & Abbott.
+ Nsushn. whose original and inniitshle Concerts are
nightly honored with crowded and highly respectable
and universally sditted 20 excel every Anauss
ment of similar character offered IN thts city.
Admission - cents chdfea under 10 yesrs hail price,
Doors open a. : oeiock-CeneeFt will commence ct
On saturday, Jan IS, a. AFrEsssos Co>cssf. Doom
op-n Al 2 commence AZ O'Clock. il0 1wie
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T
Good f's.-fs Of Nrr isrs NJ 1aS ". LsSEr-cE
p-.sis-nt - ALFEED : FzasER. Cashier BE- ~ duly
~ ssrs- .nd ~ thai tne foregoing statement q irre
r,-siry ~ ihs 5est Il Their kLcSlec<- al belief
JSO ". LAWRENCE. President
As FRASER, Cashier.
sBb.,h.s .,d - on % before this ijlh day u an
asyy. 1875 1919, =. I ~ n..s.
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fr choD7ing loo 90 cords of wool, mostly pine,
near thi. cty srs .olcfei Tney eaa % s-n Tree o.
oo.tsFe q Nm S.well- Labor Ekehssgs 10 Nassel-st
IRE rsven ~ be cash snd the best ,ers orered VII
&c preferred The proposals. must gss th- price ~ CIT
e-lirg K 40 ~ .h~d. Aso enges .nd bc er 81
be-.s-ss,ser WAITED ia IT.
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cosrsoLLls's OrFIcs, state Of New York.
THE NETWORK SECURITY BANK, >"

q Nashville, has Llls caJ hl-d ~ ths &C notice
ni th- apo Ltment Ct AessTs. WASHBpkN co. o.
he CITY ai ALany 40 lzsnts he r.cemptoE VI ifs cir
e. airg fogsfle ~ith r-goca.lon Of the appoint
meas I'll fssrs sATHER CHURCH such agsIfs,
s-rees5y 10 tie --ti-d An relating . TIE
esmpfi0n Of Bank Notes Isssed MAJ T. lSi1-Jsa1sry
I. 1872 fIltttl D. fTLLLORE, C0nfr1lsT.
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CLOAKS, CLOAKS S!

25o0LApfss AND MISSES cL0Ags SELLING orr AT
ItREAT SACRIFICES To CLOSE The BUSINESS
NFOR THE SEASONING respectfully solicit call
from ladies Of every rank both yoaog aud old, neh and
poor coak- vary In prices from - 10 80 and con
st Of every price 10 present use namely Chinese man
tss German and French Pokas and Jenny Lind Polsas
also several late French styles which very beautiful
The most fasd be suited and 30 cent by
calling soon. Remember the number y ~ catharine.st
near East Broadway. EDNAk WAh7LEf'
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MoH.wx Valley BAsK. MofAwK, Jtn. 10, 1879.
JrHE CIRCULATING NOTES Il this Bank are
redeemed = nall Of o1s Per discount ~ he coun-
tsrs c me New lcrk state bzrs ~ A5sny sod VI me
a.r.sn ErchzaFe Bank fu th- City OF Scsf-Ts, and
81 psr az our -cuLter here. = - SfiNtEhr
- IL. Cashier.
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aysTERIrs AND MISERIES

nF NEW-YORK-By Ned Bunliias. -ihs great de.
~ mand Tor this faithful description a IN crimes ARD
mieries OF New York has already exhausted large ed
ton second edition Il IN PREPARATION aud val De s'ueo
on Tue next the 18th inst The pub rszret "a
say that the "a pare cannot be pubshed t next week.
having been unavcdsbly delsyed.
iln wi. BEREORD { co. , Aslor.house.
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COMPREHENSIVE NO1

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-Ihe copartneI-
- snip heretofore existing under the nems q A. ,.
BARNES 4 co having b-el dissolved BY mutual con
sent Tie uaders nsd have formed uew c0psrtneIship
under the nama OF A. ) BARNES CO and viii continue
the publishing sod tooks-n. business al the old stand,
No 81 JohRst-Ne~ York, January /, l3is. -
EDAUSD DWIGHT,
lt.v ALFRED Z BARNES.
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DRY GOODS PRESSES.
DRESSES Df ~ En- DES'nir w anu 'oi CIV
purpose, constantly on hard aud Tor sale BY .
10 2tis' ). w. BULLOCK, heehlnieisn, q Peck slil
YELLOW REFINED SUGAR.

1Hn BARRELS A, and f5 Is, yellow refined sugar
I@UThs article IS superior % the best st. Crox sugar
For sale In quantities Of i've barrels and upward by
r. l. 4 4. STUART, 485 Gresnwich-st
auKar House Noa..es in hhds and tlerres. i3 lwis-
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" csss i EsL Freach Csieos as4alY sd az 5s per
.sra az ssllias a. G. 3. WILLIAMS co.'s Dry Goods
tore Garner Of Spring sad Wooster ss a. 10 "a. i ST.
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POsT OFFICE. NEw-YORE, Jsu. Is, 1885
~ The steamer Caledonia will leave Boston on
saturday, the 18th Jsnusry. Her mails VIII Close al the
Ofce Friday the 18th met AZ 81 NJ Postage on aii
letters must be prepaid 10 Boston. Letters u hall an
ounce or under cents and each additional half ounce
cents ma IN ROBERT II. MORRIS, r. NJ
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BOARDING.

As'ftA1st ~ : VI
| DOOlIs AND BOARD WANTED-A gentleman
Hand his wife wish 10 obtain good paroT
and becrO0ml well urnishsd In private family residing
the upper part Of the city. The lady will require iu
board. AID the gentleman breakfast and tea k0 good
comInotaiions il pleasant location fair pucs will Be
paid. Address A. ~ Office Of the Journal Of Commerce
FURNISHED ROOM and board waited by a young
with respectable private family, where
there but few DoagGes) where he could have tbs
Of piano. Location above BrOome.st. Broadway
preferred Address L. ; this office stating location
terms. which must be moderate. llt II.
BOARD Rooms with board, at "a Cbsmbersst
ID ia 5us'
nOA RIDING large sad pleasant % the fret
Da0r, also smaller with hoard, 30 had 40 -
Wiiklr e. west of BIoadway. jlf 81
DOARDINt..-TwO or three gentlemen can be accom-
ID modafed with good board aud pleasant AZ -
Barclay street. between Greenwich and Washington sta
Terms - 80 per week. us 5t.l NJ. hUTcHlNsON
UOARDIsG-A psrlor and bedroom handsomely fur
Id nished % let with without board At b Whltest
few doors west Of Broadway Jl3 otis
UOAKD-To let with board the entire second floor,
ID consisting Of large paOrs with folding doors be-
tween pantry and bedroom. Ia house, and with
private family where they ind tho comforts Of
home Please call al ls Adams place Lsurensst 5 IL
A FEW BUARDER- can b Accommodated with
hpe.sant ia a respectable neighbofnood ana
pleasant location, al q Twehst. between the sixth aud
Seventh avenues. jl3 lw'
FURNISHED ROOMS with board 81 % Brc ads way
Il Also a lew day boafders Jl2 lwisG
'I'O LET-A pafor, bedroom and pantIies sdioinng
fIcnung Broadway, with or without board, furnish
Cd unfuIuishsd Apply 30 Twelithst northwest cor
urT VI bf0-duEY u lwis'
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MUNICIPAL CoURT-Steo0H HardtHge, n fc
porter Hon. george HoN-This WAS an action 10 re-
cover the sum $40 for services Ia reporting the pro
eeedngs which took place al the ccpton Of Col Burne
and associates II did not appear from the estmon,
sdducei that the worthy Mayor had directly employ ed
he plaintiff. verdict was accordingly rendered IN f.
vOr of the defendant.
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BURGLARIgs--Th store OF AIR. Thomas o
Bn $50 Mainst burglariously entered last night
by false Keys, and robbed Of large quantity Of ready
made clothing consisting Of overcoats dress coats, pants
vests aud about SIS In gold COIN The house of 4.
Trask IN Henry st. entered Tuesday night by some
daring burg lars who broke open the basement door and
stole silver coeo-po marked Mary 7. Marqusnt, and
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bEOOKLYS AFFAIRS

~ A memorial to the Legislature is now CIR
c1aiDg in Brooklyn, complaining that the Act providing
for the opening Of Washington Park is Illegal nasmuch IS
tho property the whole city taxed for the making Of
the Para, while property in us immediate vicinity which
wouls be specisy benefited thereby is not taxed 10 pro-
portion. The memorial asks accordingly. that the act
be medned TO provide for the assessment Of Toe
cost and expenses opening said Park upon all such per-
property shall be benefited thereby, upon just
and equitable principles.
LAUScH A new steamer, built for the Manga
tuck Transportation Company, and INTENDED 10 ply be-
tween New-york and Derby, Conn. was launched from
the yard Of Mossfs Burts Morgan yesterday Afternoon
At O'Clock. She built under the direction OF her
commander, Capt George DeDning She Is 300 feet in
length ~ BEAM sc inches cylinder, and II feet stroke
Her machinery from the foundry Of Pease, Murphy
Co. Of New-York.
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123 NASSAU-ST

A GENTS WANTED IN this city, aud ali parts Of tbs
"A Union, 70 sell and popular Pictorial Works For
particulars, call personally, address. tpostpaid)
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
- lmisnGW' l28 Nessau-st. Nsw-York City.
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BOARD oF scFERvISoKs- Thursday Several
bs anon. them tor advertising election notice
b OF stephen Haestis and others Ordered u be paid
me )roners bill Tor 81 21- for 3month, 10 lst October
was also ordered 20 be paid
The bill Of M Conner. County CLERK for 81 OS4 IS .or
stationary supplied courts aud charges extra for rtD. up
ois orce also bills o. stationary for Supreme Court
amountus TO Si07, on Recommendation of AID McEfslh
Chairman Of The Committee, referred TO tho Con-
toer. AID NJ SAID The Committee were In doubt whether
not tbs bill or supreme Court. which ID some peculiar
charges such for gold pens &C. should mol ee PAID ~
The State.
petition vas received from MT Fary. ae.iDg a. cerk
under Mr.. Cc8ncr. la one branch OF TIE Cfo0i Noar'
sns that his salary be increased Rom SOU 70 Si''V'
year, was receivcc aud referred
The COMMITTEES reported IN favor oil coffecnns iAA 10
various persons among them - lev No fMAinsoH' ,o'
rupeiy No. Is frAnk1T..st II gas stsiei thai th's
oltfy with 500 besides, Is Al that MI T. possesses
nc s. at fss been for tes c0uflCt 20 MS cea ~
0t lie never aware thst ministers Of the gospe!
Nc exempt from personal tax, and has always ftd ~
v - proposed % REFUGE he valuation u tax nom tioJo
g. $500.
Debate Srose on this and other petitions. Tue quci-
bo- ~ss whether Mr. 2. had applet 10 the Assessors o.
ciAtf~,e came within the law. IL was stated that the
Assessors cieutnes men AZ random, aud leave
them 70 swear down assessment. which they
H1es not aware Of and do not apply for relief In time
In mskrg sfhdzvit 10 correct tax. appears 70 be the
9esrminaron q the Board 20 refuse relief unless The
parry swear 70 particulars. that Tie Board may Judge
sheiber They are taxable siso 20 regularity,
&c The report 10 Mr.. Parkinson. aad some Others,
were laid Tor The present the table, and others passed
Resolutions were offered for the Judges Of Superior
court and Common Pleas NEE, this Board the lest We'd
nssay O. Ibis noaih' 70 appoint TIE conmssioner Of
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EOUND-A gold penccase. The owner have Il
back BY proving ownership and pay ing for edvertisng
and "a South IS III isfn. Il mn stairs no
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" All srs=r-f % ifrers'rui.s - MAJ r.
pe'ifria o. ~ r'.l I'd BE- alssa ~ ~ Off,
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iAL. F0URIH P4gE a,

Clearcd-slip sultsrs Burfeil. NOrsans. WmSe son.
Bark Caroline. Godfrey. Chsrlesfon, D1llsm Dimou
Bfss Virgin. Wssg4t Boston, P Bscs. Novs Psqasts.
lPcuusussel Luz Lisbon. J. Osbom.
,chfs Geo Scl0tfs smith Philsiei. NcCicsdy
Co. Albert Bul4ess Frsakln. Lydia Posi-, Baltimore,
Chamberlain. Berry Boston.
Sin0p Roger Williams. Sfnr1ss. Providence.
BARGE Delaware. Crosse. south Amboy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-14

The unconstitutional transit extorton has Melted
the State Of New. Jersey this year s577il VIII New
jersey learn 10 be ashamed Of this method Of rails
ins revenue.
The following Is the situation Of the Banks OF
eans on the 18th December lsf7 ssressby the
Official statement Of the Board Of Currency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-14

CANAL sTRRET-Publielnde j. hersby. sl.s,n
Nthst petition has been preserved ~ he Board Of Al
dermsn have Csn1i exenfsd from Centfe sr-~e
dzrkets-resr Al persons ir.rested ia tns eo'es g
position having o5ecions the s<s feqaSstsl "
Dre.snf them 10 Stlng 10 the unds.s gnee * nls
80 Hall Of RscoTis before the 15tl day o. 49,.
sryinst MA1TlNE THCMPSp.a, Street coaanlssioss f'
Street. COrmissionef's 0e.ce, January IA, 49, lif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-14

DUBLic NOTICE j. hereby gwen that petition
hss been presented n the bo'rd ~ A1sfmtn - have
TIE rraae ~ St1-svsnUe between HoFythnd aud forty
-rtta streets altered Ato. that the Of Burton
.-t mag be chan ssd % Leroy Al yer.Dns inler.
,.ted Ia bs above pr2ostcn8 having ohee,ons TO the
same ere requested % pfesss. ths IA writing, 10 the
undsrsigDec 4. his Cce No Hal Of Records be-
FORE The 25th day o. JaDssfy, inst
MARTIN y THOMPSON. Street ccrnrni ss.ensr
Sfreet Comm ssf0aer's Osi~e. Jan Ia. 1872 llf
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X. G. kFMF, Auctoneof
ID a.. KEMP has removed 10 tho large eoa sRse,oas
h.stora i5 Broadway, opposite the New foft Society
Library aad would beg leave 70 call the eusnuos ~
parties hsvnr goods dispose Of 81 aoe,on 70 the WY
rntra ~ his Sales Rooms which unqasstaon-
.biY ths largest snd best for the disposal VI furnsefe
fancy goods &c Of any n the ety-wi sye psisonsi ~
t.atoa 10 the disposal Of furniture at private dwelnfe
ans stocks soods saction Cssh advances made sss
ell sales promptly cashed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-14

CLAN CARPErs-We advise all good house
keeper ~ho clean halls OF pafios to purchase on'
o. BaIis. & McKssehne's elegant ofiste Door AAIs
They certainty superior anything IN ths hae We
have and carpet preserves don't think any
thing can compare with them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-14

~ fOh SALE-Ans t"o story 400 s.tis o.-e< 49,.
- ing house 100 Hsnfyst. between hstssn re ssses
- 500 sts house 81 BY IS feet deep inendisS tsexcoa
q built In me best manner, repsts win every 49,
sscs the present especial sss aed
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...-- Joe TARRYTOWN, eiss-si.s.
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~ Zen orssensd ia the Bosxz Of Ass.stsnt = ~
r,sn % nave the grade Of fityshrdstesf tstws. No
Fir.tsysnas and tho East River, altered sna mse 20
fcrma5le q the zrsds hacs PLAZA saom'sfss 400
rered % said petition All persons rt-ssstea ~ ~. ~
proposition havias objections 70 the sane "
pgeseu: tsrn m wiring ss the uncefs<pso ~ NJ
x HAL OF Records IN or before the zto "a, o.
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street Commissioners 0fes, January ~ ~ -