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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

London Jan u Hsvre............ Jan 70
Liverpool. Jan. IS New-Orlssns .....Jan 81
~ SEE MAINE J0URNAL. FOURTH PAGE. -S1
Cleared Ships Sophie Walker. Newell. MALAGA J
Robinson; Robert Parker, Weeks NewOresns Caspian,
B.Yss Lawrence, Waite. Oporto. Ba5ssr Peck Co 2
Chatham, YOUNG, PALERMO, Hors, Godfrey & Co
Bugs Desdfmona, Miller - John. NB. Bunser (;
Memphis. Lockwood, ssrts Cruz. 3 De Forest = CO
Poultney, Mount Baltimore. Clsrk Emily. Rob nson,
Charleston Donham Dmon; Rebecca Fisher, H1heTt.
apslschicols Post bsrfina. Montz merry, hsysn g.
WIN Howe Vernon, Hooper Mobile. Mailer Lord
Larch. Manchester. n ew-Or'eans Plat s. Van Brunt
schrs Maria Dssoswsy. Baltimore. johnson 4 Lowden:
Disns'ch Gross Chester Del Plat g. Van brunt Han
Meade Philsdel abis McCreadyi Amehs. Perry,
Ba tuore Jones Phlade phiai Lowell Boston
+ Thorne SANFORD. Wilmington NC l. White Cor
son, Great Egg Hsrb9T.
Arrived-sbp II Allen, Campbell. Charleston. Jan q.
cotton and nee Thomas Warde Feb lat 81 a. Ia a
squa, carried away three lower yards sud msin top
gallant mast, sprung hesd Of foremost. SC.
Park Alabama of Boston, Cardiff, Wales a. DE- BIS tons
Goals n Steam Navigation Company
Brig Zseea. Lartin, 81 Martin 20 o. 1000 bush salt 70
master Left bark Menus eed for Chesapeake In lat =.
long o. spoke brg Columbia from Belfast lat p lon o.
spoke BRIG izsbeih Fuller, I'm Bangor steering south
TIE has been driven on the coast three tunes by me
sle- lost sails stove bulwarks gseyand house on deck
schr Lake Lake, Plymouth NC shingles, 70 master.
sehr I.aae Aehson, Wooster Thoms'on' 10 DE- lime to
w TruBdy q Co.
sehr JosePb Farwe Alexander, Thomastou, 10 ds, lime
% w Trundy Co -.
schr E.g-, spoaord, Thomaston, lime 10 d. to w
sehr Henry. Grant Baltimore, d. corO, bound to
ThomsstoH.
scLr Nay Flower Poster Msehis. Ne 80 de lunber to
schr Thoma. Hi1 Hall Thoma-tor, 10 d.. lime. to "
soop Editor Cartwright Sag Barbor d. OIL to Hitch
cock, NsrshallA CO.
Beiow-B 3, bark cslIoonsy, Glasgow with ps''euser'
Wind WSW.
Memorandn-The q 3 ship Portlnauh was i9wei
from lie May Yard yesterday, end anchored 10 The North
of Casil- BGrden.
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~ Phouogrnphic I

~ Phouogrhphic Class r bLoYt VIII give
the frs Of course Of Twelve Lessons In Phonozaphy
this Thursday evening At the Rutgers Female ns1nte IN
Nastsor q This class will meet 81 the same place every
Monday aad Thursday evening until the complete on ne
course Tickets TO the 70 be had Al ne o9os
store. Of W H. Graham, Tribune BGidinss } Z. he'd.
ssa corner Of Beekman snd Nassau cts a. The once Of
tie Anglo Saxon Sun Buildings snd AZ the DOOR ths
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THIS DAY,

XVALLACE. THE HERO or SCOTLAND. Pnes >,
w cents Abounci ng 10 illustraii0us
FEiOkY
The Struggles and Adventures Of Christopher radpole
b. bert smith author Of Rejected Adiresses Bran
bstye House. &c Cruikshslks original lllustrations
Pnc- IS cen..
sHoErLT TO AFPEAR,
Lauuceot Wi6gs By Ho0too-
I've. or the l.lei Of Life and Death, By nstuTn.
The Oak Opeulngs, or the Bee Hunter, By Cooper
BURGESS SrRfNGER CO.
n Ann. a.
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~ Mercantile Library A-sociafion.-I = NleH'
on II ID viii ceiiver the 18th Lecture q The Course on
Astronomy a. Clinton Hal 90 Friday, a. a fM' SGD
$3.50 - Cnr.ee THOs }. BAiAUD,
9g So Chairman Lecture Committee
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MECHANICS HALL.
40 BROADWAY, between Grand snd bfoom'
4 I = streets Crowded 10 overlooking with the
BEAUTY And FASHION Oh NswYoRk.
Open every night during the week srespt Monday
CrIRISTY'S MINsTRELS.

The Oldest estabsh-d Bard IN the Unted states ?.
Christy q N Chfisty, r. Pierce Rsynor, C. Abbott,
T. Vaughn whose original and inmitsbls Concerts are
Blshlly honored with crowded and highly respectable
and universally admitted 10 excel syery amuse-
meut Of q similar character offered In this city.
Admission Is cents children under 10 years half price
Doorl open Al o'clock Concert will commence at =
On Saturday, Feb u, an AgrERsooS CONCERT. Door
oo.n a, 3 rorSm.uc, AZ 8 O'clock II lwiss
To On Monday Evening", feb. A. Fourth Concert will
~ slvsn AZ tbe BROOKlYS INSTITUTE.
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re- Card.-Phy sieisns Apo-hecaries Druggists, and
porters OF Drugs and Meoicnes who are 10 favor OF
E 20 prevent the importation Of aiulterated medicines
and spurious medical preparations, are respectuJ re-
ouesed - .gu the Memorial Of the College " fhafuac
10 Congress previously TO i being sent 10 Washington
/, will remain for this purpose during the present week
Al 1888 Broadwsy.-New-Nork, Feb. 3, 1873. " -tis
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~ The Parent W. L. II. society meet

~ Card-The officers and members Of the Firm d..
rcf Police respectfully return their shsnks 10 Capt
nom ana men Of the steamer Norwich, for Their Al
enon aud respect paid 70 the remains Of our ate Capt
Fiv Perry: sso 20 the Chief Of Police, oheefs aud me
- - ~. n.,sr,rsnt in general iff II
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conrt CoIc,anrTms DAY.

CfscUIT CoURT-Nos ,, g. 10, rs to 81. 80.
COMMON PLEAs-Part J. Nos us, 1885, 81, 5O5 1856. 1877,
49, l4 IsS 53 Part INos 90 H. TO- u, 76, 49, g. 100,
ll2 ia
%, IS, 81, %, 80, 50, SO, 60, G., 81, 81
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PIANOPORTg INSTRUCTIONS
0x1 lMiss PERKINS bsvisSs vacancy 10 Der
HReI.... would BE- happy s % '' :. ,, 90: g
trx doors shove Cans where references VII 30 sivsa
80 ~ 80. o,sd, ipown a7viseo1s
FlH sALE-T'bs whole or pst Of The stoeh
~ ssd fsafss Of that old eslasisheA Wsteh snd
X Jswrlry stand hrown - AkERLY 9Rf00o,
s l5s Bowery The store IL httsd - 10 the bsss
.e.-r so6 pow dcins retail business Of oSooo ysv,
hs premises tshst for smother year. and may ~ bed
for tenn Of yssrs to To any In the bessse
or may wish 70 engage Ia IT, THE u oppotseiy ~
Tor removal Possession given imm<disssiy PCS fsstess
informstion inquire Of the subscriber
lw5s' AkkkLf bkioos iS D'v"J
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LIFE OF HENRY CLAY
IN PREss-rhe LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES Oh
HENRY CLAY.

HENRY CLAY.
Brought down 20 the year si3.
BY EPEs SARGENT, ESQ.
With stesl Engraving. vol 8vo-pp ". Neatly print
ed and done up in paper covers, Price p cents Five
sopie. s-ut By Mail for 81 The postage single copy
70 ans part Of the United state. will be abou, q or s.
cent. GREELEY L McELRATH
The work will be rssdy 70 deliver By the first day Of
MI r.rt lrI.I. nv L. ..rt IrrIl.LLafsLI
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@. l. TAYLOR, Sar,s.s,ies
W n HEkFFRT.

u Public Meeting.-soiomon Temple Of Honor,
NJ e. S of T. will hold public meeting 10 the lsrge
room corner Of Grand and udsonst on Friday evening
February II, l848 to commence AZ o'clock, W l. ~
WIsoS viii preside Speaking by LEEBEus CHAPMAN,
Rev DR. B.LcH aud others Singing by the Nashinston
Us,ronist and the Choir Of ths Downing.st Church.
Leader W. {. T. Law The noile are invited 70 ~
tend. y ", iA i,y, M c,-,,,t,.sa
IofQt. J. v r SLlN6ERLANO,)
~ The Parent W. Il. Ii. society meet this even.
ing al thu Hall cirner Of Cshsnn1 ar hen,y IS - =
O'clock Add resses By Rev J. FERRIS fErtR MCDONALD
and other able sud competent spe tksrs. -, - .,
SP HANSCOM, President
wv z F.RFRI. Seerstarv. luf W
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ADJUSTMENTS.


srOR-PLACR OPERA HOUsE.-NoTlCE.-
N facilitate esress the psr1uette and smphthsater
doors commenting with Astor place and zhth will be
red AZ the end OF the performance. FRIDAY
EVENING Feb. n. will be presented the opersof Lu-
CREZlA BORGlA- Lucrezls, sigrs Feress rrufh Cen
marc sirnor Banedeti; Bubets, sgnor Severe SIip
Vteeozr sieuor o. Pieuone-i; Livrtotto Mrs Boulard
Dues Alfonso gnor Rossi Orsni, ss'rs Lietu Ross
G.zella, sisnor Lorenzo Biordi Ru,ichrllo sisnor
Psrossi Perucci. sgnor Guibsrnse Maestro Diret'
tore sisuor Bar Leader Of Orchestra signor Rapett.
Boxes. Parqustts >nJ Balcony ~ Amphthsatre 10 cts
Doors open ~ o'cock-to commence st1f. lW
BENEFIT OF PROF. THEIRS
DtIMO'~ OPERA BOU-E-rhursdsy evening,
I Feb TO- Professor THEIRS Groups Of MODEL Akr.
lists twenty In number will have the honor Of sppesing
la series their celebrated Grand Tablesux Nssnis and
Poses Pasques which has been considered the mos,
sea and instructive exhibition that hss appeared In
any country has been honored by the patronage Of the
most august per sonsges Fourth appearance Of the Sable
Brothers who In the VI the evening will ntersperse
between tho Tabiesux choice selection OF Oyerturss
Glses Sougs. kefrains, &c.
Doors open AZ 6t--to commence 81 ~
Prec5 of SdraisSoH Dress Circle and Psqueite. lsfy
and gentleman 81 cents gentleman alone 81 cents PIPER
Boxes p Box Office open from 10 A Nj TO Z NJ
Conductor OF the Orchestra Ms Chubb, from tho PARK
Thester. 49,.
Police Department under officer John Davis. iof
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VALENTINES.
rmPnKrANr NEWS

FROM ST. VALENTINES KINGDOM.
rI,HE MERRY-H HEARTED MONARCH Ia, announced
b. his special courier Cupid that he will BE- proper
person, o. Aston House, thi. day, ard remain ths'e
through the part Of Fehruary ard tHfthernore
invites calls Immediately On the l4h day Of February,
his birthday h- will he hand particularly and G'tr B.
ute hrs fav0rs Of every description
..rr.nc Grote.que Matrimonial
BUrlesqUe, Humorous, DrthA'
geautiful High-hown, Pathetic,
bewitohug Hesftaehing' ricilr.squs'
Comical. HeaItrending Poetical,
Curious Heart piercing Proposinz
Courting Heart-hreskiug, Romantic,
characteristics, h-art-killtng, srntinentAl',
Csrcsture, hen-p-ckng, srIloeohleA'
De-pairiug ove-encsureginZ silly,
En'smstcsl Lovs-seE, sptriul'
Fso1us.l Loving ssr'otragical.
Fnliveuiug, Lar poonirg, suicidhl'
Funny, LsughaO-t IfseleA ., 1, ~.
Reside few other kinds His headquarters VIII be 81
BERFORD 4 co :, Astor House
Where all who wish e Valentine will he sure 20 call.
New ones received daily. lut ~tis
all ha ~ novels issued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

Number Of through passengers Zl34Ol do iocomoives
DO passenger freight 81; baggage cars
also. undved interest with u. and 5 and and X
A and r. Railroad Companies say l725l in 55 8whe
passenger 20 enigrant, IA baggage mail and bag
gage No. machine shops, ; hoFses, ;.
Average number Of men in the employ Of the Company,
TO- number Of miles by passer ger trains 1854; do
FIRE ght and all others, 22.52 total, 724a5
From the above statement it appears that the income
...........Si es ST
Expenses, repairs and 86e2i
4ftt Sffft'
equal to q per cent the capita out of which div
deud Of = per cent. has been declared.
The Evening Journal gives the following state
nnsnt OF The condition Of the Banks Of this State.
On the 18th Of November last that being the day spec
fed for the quarterly report required before ls day
n February. excepting the Atlas Bank Bank Of Lake
Erie, Franklin Couoty Bank, New York Stale stock seco
rny Bank and the State pank at SsUgerties from which
returns have been received
RIsOuRCEs.
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS. Asssosssr.
RY BANGs, RiCa IA u e Plat, ssss. ~
''' iiosTY.sEvEsfE s.w.ronk TRADE SALE.
snsS .naoones ls usxt regular Trad. Sale to s sos-
.r.s =, he ,hov. Date Il Will DO Conducted sedsr TIE
s.. r''s.o1. '1 Screw. Plates. Biss.ss cs:s
Leather Ne s-e respectfully sofeitsd
80 io - - nos AZ press The eomnlssses Of
bali per cent - hsresosors ensfese iseisess
.Ssss, .os a.,s., On '.s. sss .sl
As. s .,nss scs ssd n :s;se s .,aIn ,s'
Ar Psay.Is s ~ Sis Lospos v.ITsI~s.
Jas received fonl London large aed rich assofteso o.
.eu'ise. ssns some nsw .nd sspsre pstssss 49,
very ow Prices
10y y. Cotton, s.Si,os ava Cs..,,s.. YsrsXs.i--
DsSis. Room SIC Broadway. Gothic Hsll-Hsviss re-
ssv. al iiss. Of c.Sas, rsiss,s Dry Sosss csrpsts
and Hea'esse srsls. Of every sessis.S
Nth . .:qs ., he y. ii. :,,s .:. ssy s':'A
o"''d''' ''''' 10 'TAEsspkY. F.S 10 " '''"
Atles O'clock at l?s Goerskst near stss,os.
The rSfssss es. ss...s q
bed ,sds beds uatrssses Brssss!s ed
iSUss ssrpsis. s.sis toilet elosis mattel ors:ns:s.
china and s'''' ''' fs DAY :S .T H. ~
A,los o'sloei Ct the Auction room,
large and terera OF New and second head
Furniture eoo.of Of sfss mahogany, bach vsiect and
curl maple chairs. eress ard plain esrssaH psfeetep
beds mattresses carpets stands toilets, eopforts ke te
Also. several pine sOd nahes.ay wsrsroees Also, eas
msa. ), rsoms. Lsad q fhii.1.psia They are Of cape
any mace the city. Purchasers viii receive
full guaranty from the maksr and invited 10 examine
them, they will not sonsr In mpsrisoa
with any instrument made Prices moderate. Aso, one
splendid HARP, IN nns order
- CHAMBERLAIN, AUcTIoNEER. ssOrs No
4. slvance &c made on Goods eonssn.
ed for private sale 70 be sod at auction Outdoor salss
carefully attended 70 and respectfully solicited Promps
returns made FRIDAY, Feb II,
At 10 O'Clock, a. Sprues-s
PUsiIc ADNiSisrRAros's SAIs % CLOTHING, Book
Ac 40 beias part OF the Of the late William Nea
Eishth consisting Of books prints, clothing dssk, ward
robe lot second hand furniture Aso variety Of ssasss
CON prisns secondhand clothing lot hardware. fancy
| goods. Se. Nc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

UNITED STA1fs DIsTRICr COURr-Beiore Judge Bats
Jos,ps Allen tried charge Of larceny az sea. 10
stealing % sovereigns from fellow passenger on board the
ship Constitution, from Liverpool Tire Jury returned
verdict Of not guiltytor plaintiff, Messrs Butler ioi
defendant, Mr. Rose and NJ Ia. Edwards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

INSTITUTION OF Me.srs. JACOB JOHN ; I.
IaRBOTT Tor tie educsfion 81 young ladies', 20 hou'
zoo q Sew-Nork ,-..... 81.
$500 ar,.rgernents se s1oT.se In this ln'tuton o.
go hoSiiy hesih, true To.iisnesso or tenneis slo
- -. fse.inss and ign intellectual ellIlfe l-e
SO - la ..h the best tustrBc-ic1 Ana az D.
l-f irsr,v.r,@ut 10 Frcucl music, crsS ~ Afa AZ
49,. hr.rcf~s % satisfied edueati o. - - w..
>rorlCKThs business hsrss9Is sfssas.s1 Ss9s
~ the frm Of BOoGen Graves -. =, 49, H. ss,re
sna .Ssss ~ ND inshsd ms1' y ne sss,s5i,s ~
ROBERT EMMEi j.
,,T.TpIs CIIKE--DR TRALL. VITO started ne
w r.t 6vsropsthie insi.taicn IN Ams,sA 49,, ~
v.,,ss AZ ~ conlsoai9us ssts5l semrnt ,.niS
80 .-rxusss-nt has been uade for me eoi,.t' -
- -. ~ paspts durirs the Winter a. heh
ovs,is. e.5 Away, ). n9.s spsslily e'ss1sa' ia '
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MARINE JOURN AL
PORT OF NETWORK.

MINIATURE ALMASAc.-----IH1s DAY.
THE THE NOON FULL SEA
s....7 Sets ....5 g Sets. Ia 90 Even ..l2 u
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VALENTINES VALENTINES
CLARK L AUSTIN, 2oj Broadway, have an a-sortoent
" Of elegant aud rich valentines which they VIII sell Al
tha lowest price CLARK 4 AUSTIN,
iOf 6us Successors % Sixton miles, l5 Broadway.
VALENTINES yALENTINEs!!-A splendid
ss.ofmeut tom thee cents 20 hive Golar, Tor sale ~
KINNEl's Upto~n Book Music aud Fancy store IS7
Broadway opposite A,ior Place. leL ~
ZAP NEaR.-Nslentines Valentines aleu-
L1dues All sorts shapes, and sizes-Comios, BUT
le.dua Satirca standardization the caricaiure 70 tire
mot beaut fol specimens Of artscs skill that London or
BURGFss. sTRINGER 4 co 222 Broadway.
" ATS corner Ann 81
yrAITNTINES.-Thes subscriber will open his annual
assortment Of Valentines this morning AID respectful
liz invite. ladies' snd gentlemen 70 call and examine his
stock They be written, sealed directed and denver
81 = hon being kept Il his store C. HOLT. JE
II srs 80 Ful'on-'t
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K. {. KEMP, AueIionssr.

n.Yorh Society Library would beg leave 70 call the Ct
tsnon parties having goods dsPoss Of o. sasos 10
the yer, central location Sales Rooms which
ably the arsss and best for the dsposa OF urui
ure fancy goods Sc OF any In the cityw give psrsonai
and stocss Of goods auction cssh advances made sst
all sses promptly cash-d
FRIDAY. Feb N.
Al 10 o'clock al store corner Clinton ard Rsvnaton etc
srOcK GRoCEsiSs- R. 4. kkMP will 60 a. above,
the entire stock contained in said store, consisting OF
general Of groceries together with store hx
lures SC &c.
Ar PsIy.rE S.LE.-PAPgR HaSeiSes.-R {, KEMP has
the sgeney Of extensive mandatory and can supply
the trade with Spring Of satin ground and stain
ed PAGER Hansings he lowest market price aud upon
favorable terms
SOY, AND Ca,IR sPssss-Soo sross assorted sses for
sale Ia lots 70 suit cabinet makers.
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CHRISTOPHER RUrBERroRD, Ausu5ossr
VIAWEs VI. MiIlER-stors No IS nsiIss


DY JANEs VI. NIlLLER-stors No. IS hsilss.
ID lane neat door 20 No. Libertyst
WEDNESDAY, Feb. g.
All O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
TwESrtErH r-Nill be cold under the direction Of
Rhio Russle Master In Chsneery all that lot OF land
with the baidnss the souhery aide Of Twsntisth Of
bens feet westerly from the south~ estery corner OF
the Fourth ssd Twsnsths being feet troat b.
81 deep.
Also AZ LUpt The two story frame building
known a. No AZ Ludlow If. Lot 25 feet front BY 81 deep
Al,o two story badins In the rear Of said lot One
half OF the purchase money eau remain on bond and
mortgage. The premises eau be sssn At any time.
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The following statement shows the condition Of the
Banks the Isl day Ct August aud November, 49, snd
out la f,th Noyernber fQ47
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T W. bHUN ~ NuctIuussf
IrURNITUkE, CHINA, Cut-3lsss Ware, ke,-y.
l. " BROWN Will cell on Thursday, Feb. 10 q 10y
O'Clock at l42 Broadway, ayaisy OF second hand Fan'
Also large stock OF furniture comprising mshol-
any sofas ottomsn dvans marblstop center tablss wash
stands ssiug buresux bookca french and Gothic
bedsteass, hair mstresses nc.
Also large assortment Of china and croctsry ware rich
eut-glsn, &c. -
Also, silver plated ware table cutlery tsstfsys With
great variety OF other house keepips articles Catalogue
ready. W hie-
A UCTION NOTICE.-wsdpssdsy,is let March, q
"A l0t O'clock at the Auction Room " Bsshman and %
Ann Police sale Of various soods from the heed Police
Office Particulars in time. THOMAS BELL,
l0f tMhl' AuetionssS
WM. IA. JONES. Austionsst.
BOOTS AND sHOkS.-By J. D. IN0EReOLL
DCO-Stors ~ Pssrlst-Ou Wednesday. February y,
At $50 boots, shoss and brossss ssits
bic for tho Southern Western and city trade.
Also. mems and boy hip and thieh boots.
Also. mem ard woTnsDs vuhh~r overshoes. n
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r. The Fourth Number Of the above Work Is puo
shed Orders may be sent 20 any Of the booksellers Ia
New-Y York. Phila phis or Boston.
The numbers be sent 70 any part Of the United
sses by mail and Posm ssters RENTING e Fe Dollars
will he entitled 10 three perfect copies OF the whole work
Renittances sent BY mai are 81 our risk.
GREELEY Z McELRAIH
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ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioaser.
CAIE on VALUABLE PROPRRTY-fhs

Stsption 4 capitalists invited To the foreclosure sale OF
property by A BLEECkER, AuetioneeI. on Thursday,
the lOh day OF February, at IL at the Merchants Ia
change.
The property consists If three story attic brick
houses Nos 5 and US Tenth IT. south side between the
First avenue and Avenue each house % by " fsst
with brick pis1s, enclosed with glass, sby % feet and
two stories finished 10 modern style mahogany doors
marble mantes and washsands In the bsdchsubss black
sstes plated furniture pantries, Ac sci Croton wnes
hot and cold under cellar Ac together with the ots On
which the boi each lot being - feet BY ~ feet
inches
Aiso At the same time sud place new four story
brick house with feestone fret story balcony No sf
Nuthst on north aide between the avenue and
Avenue A. Joining Tho shove rompkiDs square the
house finished tho the Others The sale will b
positive, and tho title good VI u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

TO PHfSTER~.-For sale cheap, Wsshfsston
stEirs Usus
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Of New-York aud Boston in 1891 and ls47. The
number q FOREIGN srriys. a. each port follow,

TutF 81 WIZ IrcT. lll1I ~
The increase In tonnage and imports has been proper
,onaby srssr a. Boston than at this port The Increase
Ia imports accounted for BY the establishment Of the
Cunad Steamers which. in s47, brought 20 that port
s7,7s0 "a, including s707ooo in specie Much o. The
value imported by these Steamers was FOR New ok ac
count especially the specie. Ia the matter ~ eRpHs'
Sew.Yofk las ron far shesd Of Boston n1twitnssnairs
the ADVANTAGES 81 the Western Rsirosd Oar Increase
h.s be.n s p.r cent while the increase ~ Boston has
been bot er cent Our exports we're sixteen millions
larser hsn ever before.
THompson's Bank Note Reporse7 says;
The chnces are tina. the Cayugs Jake and me Northern
F4cbarae Banks will b. Tesusctsted Mr. James, Of the
james BANK promises 70 resuseits;e his Bank again
The Report Of the Mohawk Railroad made TO the
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-11
VALUABLE PROPER TY
for sale ut Auction.

I'm Pursuance of an order of the Court of Com.
III mon Pleas in aud Tor the county of Fairfield
at their June Term l848. will offer at public sale,
before the door Of tile Court House, i'll Lancaster
On Saturday the 10Th day of August, 1s4s,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ and o.
clock ?. NJ, the following Real Estate situate in
said county, being the Real Estate of the late Da-
yid Rees sen. deceased, to.wit
First.-Part of In-Lot No A. i'll Square No. s,
Lancaster, subject to the Dover Estate OF the Wi
dow of said David Rees, sen.
Second.-Forty Acres of Land in Section No.
10. Township No. IA, and Range No. 18.
Third.-0ne Hundred and Sd Acres in Sec
ton No. "a, Township No. Is, and Range No. 10.
Fourth.-Also, the following Lots, lying South
of and adjoining to the Town of Lancaster, the
same being subdivision OF what is commonly
known as "Rees NIL Tract" to-wit: Lot No /,
containing "a 58-lOO Acres. Lot No .. coutain-
ing 6O-l00 Acres. Lot No. 3, containing l3.
100 Acres Lot No. d. containing A 45-lO0 acres
Lot No. 5, containing 29-l0O Acres. Lot No. 6,
containing 75-l00 Acres. LotN Z, containing
5 Acres subject to dover in favor Of the widow oil
said David Rees, sen. Lot No. 8. containing 5
Acres subject to dover as aforesaid. Lot No. g.
containing 5 Acres, subject to dover as aforesaid
Lot No. 10, containing Acres, subject to dover
as aforesaid Lot No. IL, containing 10 8-l0O
Acres, subject to dover as aforesaid Lot No.
10, containing 25 l4-lOO Acres, subject to dover
as aforesaid. Lot No. 10, containing "a l5-l0O
Acres, free of dover.
Terms of Sate-One-third cash in hand, one
third in one, and the residue in two years, with
interest on deferred payments, from the day o
sale. JOHN A COLLINS, Adm'tor
de bOais non Of the Estate Of David Rees, Sen
July IA, 1848 pf$4,50 5wlO