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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Ass,ioreer.
NJ. RICHARDS & PlATT.

JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aurtioneer.
by BANGS, RICHARDS & PLArT, store 90
ID sr5saws ibersl c..h advances r.1e on conssn.
"'''' ''' WEDNESDAY, EVENING. ysb a
yuu.Ety Psfyars LIEskKy Tie extensive srt vslus-
Re sv.s s,srs Of n, l.e Professor Fssvsl Gosrsud.
-gb,ssis. r,ry vsnsbe scientific ard literary works,
chiefly in the french aospsse Also, number q choice
Fu.f,h ars American editions.
FRiDAY EVENING. Feb. 3.
SPLENDID LoNooN Bo0gs-A i,rss and vas.ee son-
.isnmsn Of ,pssoid Eussh books. jos, received ho'"
yosTY,sEvENTH' NV 0KK TRADE SALE.
To ~ Co~Ns~cED MoNDsy, March q. isas The an
m-ucrd a. ih- above date IL vii ~ eoods etec eecef hs
rusulssons the last ConsEuu-nts o. boohs,
Paper. Stationery, s'ersoyPe Psf-.. binoe" Goth.
Leather &c Sre respectfully solietsc.
Psreofsrs Tor the printirs shoo ~ furnished m-eti
seiy 81 The catalogue sto~ ~ pfes The 81
..v-nsrds half p- cent heretofore charged zoe utes
500 -very ether chsse except re ht snt u.afsnes sSd
ne ..e- sre reuf-r-f snc csshec within thirty dsys
Nos. RICHARDS PLArT. - Srosowsy
DyF-COITON, s-cf,on sas Cerlss,s,,on Alsrssas.,--
Ds.ir, Room Sis sroadw-y. Gothic bsll-Hsvips
rovse 10 he shove named rocms . no~ prepared 70
,-iv. =. kiDd. Of Csbinsi FurvuIe Dry 0ood' CARPETS
~ every Sescri Pton, eonssu
mn, for private sale Anc % mske set Elements
9Th nj. asu PROM p,nsss he Si also bay n pr-isrtet
Outdoor sales sny psrt Of The ei' s'tsnoei - SasA
AT Psiv.rs ssLs-Seversl splendid rosewood tisnos
made b., Thou,s. Load o. Phisdeptis They are Of s1ps
o touch tone Fash and equal In every respect TO
Any nstruu-ut soe he city. Purchasers MI receive
a guaranty from the m>ser and invited O. examine
hem they vii not su1ef IN ccuipArso
9th sny Instrument made ftices uccefst-- tso cos
/ .rirndc Harp M ms order
~ CUANIBERLAIN, AVcTl ONEER, ssofe No
Y. Sprucsst l. hsfsi advances usoe on Cood. eonnsn
ID Tor private 50 er 70 Be SOLO :, suction ou,dos, sac.
carefully ,suses 70 SO ,,,P' ~ solicited rr0"p'
A. 10 oei,cs Ns >Pfueest
Ssco>p Hs>p FvSsircssi ke.-Sempri'ias .ois.
ron wsre, crocsrry, s-v-rs Taror stoves. Ac.
A 80 o. dry soods. e.othrs Nc.
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fI7UE COPAKTNER-HIP heretofore eki.iinF 3.

NH. heretofore rAl.l-l-
4 f.r-n the subscribers. under the arm 90 hOblNrpN
Ht MPHREYS - this cay dissolved by nntuz cor 'ent
Tie bus ~ the lat- firm viii be closed by 3 u 30
biuson " DO is authorised The o. nc hrn i1
Liquidation. Ssrrof n hgo.,'f7,err',-
New-Yors Feb 10. l8f3. ?. III Mfhhh >
The uudsfsEr si having Associated hirise
I.Lsoc, 10 Sc he friends 81 Broadway. where the
Sooks II account Of tho lsfe arm ~ koboson hun
rbreys will BE- Kept Tor settlement. b :. hoSiN>NN
Ne~-York. Feb p. 1879 -, .-l
~roT,CF-CHAs r FOLWELL. draper snd tailor.
y f-rerlv corner of Broadway ana John--tl resp
ally his rends and former patrons INST H. ms
-.r entered i.to the tailoring business q ' bfoalAy
FUR doois heIo~ Rsihbsu's Hotel, Occupying mo same
store - iih J }. birse. .
- "a s.f~ffs continuance AL orders vii he exc
cufed b. himself ard 10 the styles that are pecaaif D
own sn1 will O. ereir- secur. the sane satl'is-I -
o.s who were pleased with his former e1ofts ~ -
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DROF. yIIJEpLAIT x LADY'- French al

I1KUF. NIIIEFIAII u LAUf : FI7uIH 20
Il Eugish School Tor Young Lsciss, Greene u be-
tween Wav-rly ACE snd kghth-si Next term com
-nces on "Wednesday, sth February, inst Circu are &C
AZ Marx n Newman CO : l99 Broadway <lf ati--
DROF. NILLEPLAIr's Evening ClA'se' 10 Ffeoel
1 FOR ladies' and for gentlemen a. ne r7sid -nce -
Greene 81 between Wsysrly p ace ard shih-st Fr
terms &C please inquire personally or BY note " fro
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CHRISTOPHER kUrhLhsOkp, AaenJaesr
UY JAMES VI. MiILER-stofs No. IS hsass

TUESDAY, Feb. %.
Al 10 o'clock, az the Auction room, SIS Msdenlans.
500 boots sud brossn, direct snd fresh ZION,
the manufacturers
WEDNESDAY, Feb q.
Unde the direction OF Of Walter Steven.
deceased the Sstory brick house aud o, g3 Sprius
formerly 1877 being 20 feet In ~id by 100 feet deep
Also the 3.tofy bnos house and lot l9 formerly lrln
Spung-t b-nz 10 feet inches font and sod 100 Il OF
deep. Sc Executors notice IN Courier a E'auirer
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THE AMERICAN ARCHITECT.
ENGLISH AND IRISH

PAPERs-EECEIVr 81 TIE HhERNtA
a. ERFORo a. CO Astor House, "a received fnll
~ upfles. too dates each Of fhe Ensiish Pictor7ls
Punch Belle Life. sstir.' Dispa Gu. Doug'ss Jerrod's
" ees|y sunday rm-s, Fxfmner. Dublin Nation. Dublin
frr-sns Journal thee dates Of The London Court jour
nal. WiImer Smiths European Tines.
Can early Il you wish o them, they are goiog
with rush.
splendid large engraving or Paris fo be given as pre-
MUM 20 sub.r MYERS 20 he illustrated Neos
NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS
The Mys'erie. snd Mssues u New York, Part ?, BY
Me- Bunfife-.5 cents
y w and Then, by Dr. Warren. A capital work 5octs
Domh-y md Daughter illustrated. complete. p cents
Chi-t0ph-r rsdpol- by smith. illustrated IS ceu,s
Chamberss Mi'celtny, No i3 swo' worth haying DC
The Boul- Poem. BY 2. Grattan. ilustd. ~ cts.
Hscfeous. hy VI Topper. With portrait IS cents.
VALENTINES VALENTINES,
BERFORD 4 co have received trash assortment Of
Valentines
Acrosfic Funny Matrimonial
Beautiful Uign-i0wn Pathetic
Clmical Heart achingl Proposing
Counting Henpr-kiuE Sentimental
Desp4rrg Llyirg spiteful
E.p.gsaI La1gr abla Trag.cal
B@s De few other kirds For sale By
14f 2r, BERFORD co As'or House.
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subscriber. received to the Daily Tribune.

C subscribers are noi iei atsit aoraaJ a those ho.s
/. p,syn money IS received a advance
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T. JOHNSON, Auctiocoer
BOOTS AND ~HOFs-By A ID GALE store Flf

Mn n. JOnE5. sucuonset.
BOOTS AND -HOEs.-By }. T. lNafRsObi
OCO-store ~ Pssr-st-Op Wednesday February 3
81 ooolock - eases boots shoe, snd broksns ss.
bic ior the southern. Western sn1 city trade.
Also mems and boys alp snd thiss boots
A 80 in-n's .nd Eonisn's rubber Ov-rshoss i8f
4 UCTION NOTfCE.-Will be sid ~ public auction
- Thur-dsy. The I'm Of February, AZ 10 ocloct
the platform scales and on 80 o'ur Grand g. Market
Eas' River. JOB l. BLACK, supt Of baildifss
Ohce Superintendent Bpildogs. nth FOB i'st vi
DOLCE -AIE.-w -dnesdsg st March, a, iot
u oc oek al the Auction Room ~ Beesmsn and 90 Ana
ste Police sale OF various GOODS from the he,d Police OF
fee Particulars 10 time THOMAS BELL,
IMl iNh. AnrfInnasI
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ANATOMICAL NIT-tIM-'

hd-rf1. exhibition TINS u Dr. fhe exclamation Cf those
Who visit snd examine this c1i--ton, ara shst every
body SAYS must be true early and decided y ms ia
rorferl enh bitten T. the Stranger sac citizen how
ever We would say the best way rest The matter . 70
come and The admission s only % cents. Over 20
~od-s representing AZ ieas roo parts n the human
system s-- o. Re seen u th's Museum open from a.
$50 M o'clock P NJ Every Wednesday afternoon *
elusive ladies' Performance every evening n tne
...rrr--r,-r- nc.r 49, Musaum Iff lwlss
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A NIsRICAN MU-EUM-sPI.a.la F.IloInaa.

n every afternoon and eve7ing-Ms Pelbys superb
Scrpfu-sl st.tuary. representing the nth of Christ
His Last supper His TT Al before PoutnsP lac, snd
also RECOMMENDATION Of a. iuisn 0-rst- Fally All IN
wax the .ks u e msy 5s ---u a. al hours every day
and evening without ertra charge Beside these ae ed
sssed-Msst Johnston Tght Rope Dancer, Great Wet
rn the low comedian Pete Morris, Comic singer Clsfa
Fishers Shaksperea- Ca1net' Mrs Mcneil Miss Bernard,
VI ..-s Julien and Wtitock daucers Mr. Whitllck. Ar
Pros,-r Madame Rockwell f1r-un--teler &c Lsaghing
Cas- Admission % the whole - Reserved front seats
-re sbliIfrg .are -xtr. 1iftf
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

srAPLE SILK ID,
BELOW COST
DEINO THE STOCK u j)bblns boase dselin ns bgsi.
ID add will be sod below cost 10 lots {, spit puf
chssefs RANKIN BIRCH,
laf isf 80 Wam-st Cedar
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BLANK BOOKS.

DIAPER AND sTAlIDNEkY- FkASCiSG LoUrREL,
II Asi3,n-lsne, msouf.ctgr- all <iud. u accouut
books, tine work sad books bil booss reesipts
notes drafts bills sxchsDzei bis sdng sod other com
msrcsl blanks Psp,u Of every syis-esp, letter, com.
n-rcs pos, ard Dois papers, ruled aad p..n sons ssy
tnia Colored Papers-T.sge env.l0p, eoth ssa etrst
wrapping ps2sr, Stationery sHieies 81 ever, sys.
English, French and American rsnufset"fs vs. nave
r..-iy-d rood rtrn.nt Of EnEsh aud French soods
Der late arrivals porcelain pump rx'tseo' ssss aed
co.oreT in<s s.tes Fsherr pencils pefiorasc oosrd.
eh.ssnen sx.mmon bo.rcs letter letter and pots
,.o.rs .nv.ioos Tor lsers notes and car motto
f.rs aud se,l., steel pes pefeepn. qai psbhodsn.
,.,.llir IN. mo oks Wslsdens ins powder, German
eo,,f,r lax embossed portfolios SC Croton IDk:
ore superior srtcs Of black writing ink tbnt
Ill H. freely fOn The pen aud viii retain its color
s,.nel,'. approved Manifold Letterwrtsrs By which
e,.f written sod copied A. the same time. ease cal
.sd examine the articles. Piic.s very low. P.rueul.
attention paid 20 orders for books. printing rUlns And
bndiak which cnfr a. io~est rs'>s
LtNIs FRANCIS and Sistiensr'
2if CYRUS H. Il UrREL u MAIDEN I.1e-
e. PEACH ORCHARD COAL Ffs.h,t "a ~.
% rcc~tyrd " 10 sUpriiof qUsis isftc -. -.
* .ixs Ia .ooc order sDo vii % &c r.i .
durtion ON ssrc pflcfs this cas 80 hfAes) -
S. ffom SIMPSONS YArcs, u IN mps'h. 49,. f.,
q aud chd.opterH reu oieea~''n IoS a..
f-rson MARKET
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rJ'ABEKNAf Little public are r-specff1ly To-
formed fhst Glard Concert ri Vocal and instrument
Music " be- given 81 the Tabernacle on Thursday
ming Feb a. s+ u AID ,f flr Charity Fund " the Ho
lane Protective society.
Principal pe form-rs. SErori Rasina Pico. ST. Eliza
Bieut Mrs Jameson ana Miss kifshar, pupil of the
Conservaofeo Paris and n the ssl-hr-tsd Costa and
DoTu- Grs- her nrsf appearance M America NJ Man
aud gnor D. B-gns, The American Musical Inst
(Eho have volunteered their ssrgi:ssl and Grand
Orchestra.
Murca Director. Mr.. George Loder
Tickets 81 % be obtained a the usua places. II the
A.. fra
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rpAgNEp cANARY BIRps :

NiGNOR sPiNETlO respectfully iliarms tle lsd 'et
aud g.utsmen Of this city a1d vicinity tlat hs exh1i
bon o these most wonderful birds thar have 90 charmed
the people Of the Oh world nov exhibition A. The
Lecture-room iu the Society Library.
Three Exhibitions every DAY sunday AID Monday eA-
ceptsdl A. lns An. y and = M
Admission - csut.-Chllcrrn halfp-ic= 20 1871
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BIRTH
DIED.

HlhI
IN TIE 18th Ct Feb inst. the Lady Of FRANCIS CAR
pgSTER Of a dsug hter
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~ Nofce.-The officers and members Of Tompkin'
Loo &C. NJ - .. Of o. particularly requested O.
attend the od Tuesday evening Feb p ls8 - bu
ness Of portauce Will be laid before them or their con
alteration, BY order Of ID. g. OWENS, y. o.
JESSIE SKISNEs. Sec. 2lt IT,
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q Me.meri.,n, aLa. :. Wilchcrafl.' p /" -orce.

~ Phrenology.-Mr. WELLS will form new
PEr-Dol.fic las On Moria} evening next For par
ticua-s call a. The Phreooogca Cabinet 81 Nassaus-.
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proved their Manufactures oier Tor sac on me il''
f.vorahe terms sud a. the lowest market pnce; large
assortment OF Tram snd Orgarziue aud larse and SINAI
81 -. d SKATER, % Pearl ST.
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WEDNESDAY, FEB Is,
Al 10 O'clock az 81 Broadway, opposite the Newio
Society Library.

Society Library.
gF>rgEL FusSIrVss-K. { KEMP, will wi az sne'
,s ,n "Wednesday. q. shove the furniture Of pnvsts
.,avug The city. eoosstos Of Brussels and ior siI
-. age French pate mirofs, sis', easy ehsis, al
80. 80 .esins seats psof chsirs. msree-top een,e-h
- - sss side tables ma bio top ,idsboaId snd pier
~. b,.,p, .iaing and breakfast tables, card tables,
small ..ncy az. sss tee isoe, soa AID bell sew
49, ,,,,bf TOP tfes-irg bureaus sod ~ssh.f,rts.
~ $500 - M. snu' French snd cousse hsd.tescs
mshossn, child. cr'b swas eradl hat stand @a''s
.itnc headlag and hsF mstfea,e., ZINE plsse
yo,y table ca,srY spoons ei0eAsry 'h'a'nd glassware
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AND AGENCN.-Ths subscribsrs have ofensd a.
Iiilcs a. l6 Wall 81 lover Adamss Express iof thr
trn.srticn Of General Lsnd Agency business-for me
purchase and sale OF Res. Esate iu this cty ane else
where. for procuring end oaniug money on bones .na
roorgsfes Or fhs examination o. utl-sr convey an-h q
and all other rn.iters connected with real estate
They solicit share ~ public patronage and promise Z.
--,,',Va-. y r. ELDRED0k.
Jif i0fs PLATr
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nODw0KTH CO,IfLIIENrAHY5 ~ n

~ s0re- ~ compliment 90 Mr ALLkN DODWORlh,
all be held q the Apollo Rooms "a THURSDAY sverrE
MlrcI l,f' Tickets % BE- hai q either n th- Cen
uttes or 81 NJ Dofw0rh 70 re residence ts Brccfncsi
James l. Waugh, Franklin Gilbert, Nath. Rec.
saml Reynolds, d g. OdrI, lnss II brower
A. " Lrr.st r EssferbrooEs. Wm Unisrhil.
J.r..s w Kfra V r B-nssl. Henry Jenkins
I =. Adrirh. John " lIlamscu, Ohm ~ -miih
VIA H-rz-l, Jahn Nus Ihe1 Il !ulie-,
a. rn ] Hss.aI Cs'eh Grumuur. Ab-rt Leonard.
John & Gnfck John { Hls-msa. benny <. MAJOR.
ID NcFsirr o. HerrV Rarfe. II Fowler.
Edwin A M-cfell. Geo 7 WI reg, CharI-s Place If
jane. Gr.f.e trnIan.ir b Dt'Jt john I Beers
Henry L Priest, Eobt " Andre~. 90
Rosgsr " AspEFWs Secretary. n ss6isl0t
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~ 4. %. ~. F.-Noticr.-The r. W. Grand FL
csmpusni will hold regular I'D burned Session, for the
Transaction Of business ~ the r. National Hall Canal
FL Monday evening. Feb. Il, lof8, II % o'clock
Representative Will pieafe be- purctua ia attendance.
2if IT, By order, JOHN j. DAVIES, Grand scribe
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Il - NfNP aartionceg.
- g.hkNiP store SIS Broadway, opposite the New
n.Yofl .ocfs Library, Wonid he's esve % call the ct
anton o. parties coed. dispose ~ suction. e.
he VERY central lcos o. bic s-rs koors Which uu.
ably the ana best tot the asposI Of rui
tare fancy sooS. ke Of any 10 the c'ty~h give per~ons
attention 10 tbe disposal y furniture private svepss
md stocls OF sood, auctea Cab advances msss ans
III. -. rs.h.+
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WANTS.
> Ill aafHsrf O. o.. frsrii5rrsrrf ssnf - r- be
% pad, Or tssy 81. aai BE- iassE oaf sfhs O.os
TO FTKNITT0E DEALER--E

H 7
aboat commerc.lf hcus-s--p "a. ~i-h-- 10 supp y
hlrse sith furniture aud ply part on casa part
- aftlce u general use. fzcurec By hl D-s
having southern custom would do well - notice hi. Rc
dress h . 2IfIt-
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r. !. -. of ~. F.-TIe members Of Diam nd Lodge
No 40 o of O. r. are equasted 10 attend the regular
meeting Of the Lodle Monday evening next 2st inst
reuersl stiendsnc IL requested. business II mpo
lance will come before the Lodge for action.
JOSEPH McARTHUR, O.
EpHRaM PRAY, Secretary l3f g.
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NiNIArCRE AJYANAc.---..THIs DAY
The sun The MOON. FULL - --
SIS % Sets ..5 40 Rises. 6 y Morn 10 2
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If, will n-rofm the Orator." oi DAVID ~ tha Tan
.rnace. "Wednesday evening lji ms mm~ncins AZ
i.IfYast7 Principal pars by Mss p .lEs kurnu. Mr.
Msrvsfs Mr. Fer' Never NJ Bel aud Mr W ?. bensel
The Orchestra srd Chorus On this decision VIII BE- foil
and Elective
Tickets 81 cents 20 be hsd at The usual PLACES and a.
Tire Do zoo The evening If The performance.
y S-Srliety' rrl-rsas 80 the Church OF the Divine
Uli y. Broadusr rear rrns-st Members of tle ,ocie
tg can ohtan their tickets 10 the Se-r-fsrY. " bis resi-
dsnce. 88 Cara-st Iqfl o. WILCOX, sec'y.
U'HE VALUABLE COLLECTIONS q ths work, Of
The old masters open f0 The public from 81 % lN
PM-Aru scion - c-nt1at fle exh bifou room of the
Nstioua Academy OF Design. 500 BfoadWay, 20 w.
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~ A Public Debnte will be- held a. 81 J1hu's
College on the 2ld instant az P. " 10 which Rev
Clergy the pa snis and quad a the students and 10
general the friends Of the institution respectfully IN
vi ed The Csrs leave City Hall 81 10 A. NJ and return al
1p NJ Ilt IT,
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ANTHONb ! BLtECkEk, Aucu0o..r
VALUABLE BUILDING. LOTS IN JERSEY

CITY ANTHONY 81 ECKER viii sell ~ suc'
ton Thursday the q u February inst a. 2o'ooet
the Mefchans Exchange Ten vslasple lots " ground
lying together Morris aud Essex between sshns
ton aud Warren running through from street 20 street
each o containing p feg In front and by 100 eet la
isogth esch side The title l. indi.putah~ Term. At
the time at sale Map. Of tbs ots b. had a. the Office
OF the auctionerr. sroad.st t3x1l at
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C,ORpORaTION NOTICE.-P

CORPORATIOS NOTICE.-Public aotic. 4 here
" by gwen The owner o~ner-, occupant or ccen-
pants 81 houses ard lots improved Or uunpfove-
ands affected thereby that the following sssessme lis
hsve been np Ted BY The A'sessors End sre o1sed ~
in h. street Commsson-fs office Tor nation b.
rer.ansinf-resed viz. For bui.ong sewer 10 Ps-rl-
stfeat bsrwesn Ws.strsst sd Msd-n.lsbe The limits
embraced BY such asse-smels Include al tho sewers.
houses and ols II ground vacant ou pieces tf pa e-I
Of land stu- on both side. Il Peafstrs- het1erD " al
street Hsgrnans; aso. The rortnefy side Of W all
cir .! between Pearl sod william streets -lso, on both
sides Of Pine str et between Pesd and william stree
So both sides VI beta Pearl and WI ls
rr-ets. also on b. sides oi " fstws-n " a
snd Poe streets. also on the sss,efy sds Of William
STREE between Pine and Cedar $50 The south
rry sds 4 Pine b,t~e-n vi liam srd Nassau
streets All persons Wn0ss Interests are s1eci-d ~ he
s1oveusmsd sLd who opposed % m
same her a them rrqasssd 70 present ih-r
OH -cfi1ns vrtnx % the uadersiaDsi - tho Sweet
Commis0nsrs Ofc. within thirty days from 80 date Of
ibis uo'ice MARTIN THOMPSON.
Street Commission-r AID Chairman Of Assss.ors
Street Commiss0reT. Office Feb 49, af8 20 l0t
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NATIONAL INTNIN(Nd&
THE PROJECTED TREATY OF PIE

TFRoM OUR DAILY PAPER TUESDAY.
The coniectures and rumors of the last three or
four weeks, to which readers will have observed
that we have always attached an importance which
has been generally denied to them, have ripened
into reality and as we announced in hurried
Postscript to yesterdays daily paper the project Of
a TREATY OF PEACE, signed by Mr.. TRIsT as Com
missioner on the part of the United States, and by
three Commissioners on the part of Mexico, has
been received by the Executive, and has been now
the Government.
The substance Of the Treaty is, we under
stand it, as follows:
FIRST Peace between the United States and
Mexico, and an Armistce between the Military
Commanders of the two countries during such time
as the Treaty shall be in suspense.
Secondly. Mexico agrees, in consideration, &C.,
that the boundary between the United States and
Mexico shall hereafter be from the Sea up the mid
die of the Rio Grande to the boundary of New
Mexico, and thence in line which with some
dgression) is TO run west Tor nearly west to the
Pacific Ocean, and strike point south of the port
of San Diego.
Thirdly. In consideration OF this large cesson
of Territory the United States are to pay TO Mexico
the sum of Fifteen Millions Of Dollars, and TO
satisfy all the just claims OF citizens Of the United
States against the Government of Mexico.
The Treaty is understood to contain many pro-
visions of detail but does not, we hear, include
any provision, as has been reported, for the main
tenance of Military force by the United States
for certain time in Mexico.
The Treaty makes its appearance IN question
able form being concluded by Mr.. TRIsr, as with
full powers, after those powers had been with
drawn, or intended to be withdrawn, by the Execu-
live. It is understood, however, that the Treaty,
such as il is, viii be submitted by the President to
the Senate for its consideration. What will be- its
fate in that body shall not undertake to predict
We can at least rejoice at one thing; that for the
present there is cessation of hostilities in Mexico
May it be perpetual
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-02-26

We have seen it stated in the New York AM
other papers, as if from some authority, that Mr.
CLAY had positively declined conserving to the use
of his name as candidate for the Presidency, and
would, in few days, under his own hand, an.
nounce the fact. We believe that these rumors are
unfounded, and that, while he has a strong disincl
nation to the use of his name Tor such purpose
he has remained entirely passive, without having
formed absolutely any determination one way or the
other. We have no doubt that, il Mr.. CLAY should
adopt the resolution attributed to him, he will, under
his own signature, announce it. In the mean time
the Public would do well to discredit all rumors no.
possessing such authority.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-02-26
NORTH CAROLINA.

Ii was known al the Capitol yesterday at twelve
o'clock that one hour and half before that time,
at the Sate-House at Raleigh, distance about three
hundred miles from this city, the Wing State Con-
vention Of the State Oh North Carolina nominated,
its candidate for Governor of that State "a the
ensuing election, CHARLES MANLY, Esq, gentle
man universally respected and beloved, whose
nomination is enough to secure his election. No
wonder-work of the Telegraph has astonished US
as much as this perhaps because il is the latest
OF its miracles When We first knew the city Of
Washington, five days was the shortest term within
which communication could have been made from
Raleigh to Washington. Now, four minutes are
enough.