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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14
}. GRAHAM, Solicitor.

STATE OF NETWORK, ss.-In Chancery, v.
C-Benjamin P Benson Executor Of Lawrence Benson,
desessed S vs. Benjamin. L. Bsnsen;-AAias,sF's Sale
Pursuant 10 dsc:eal order of the Court of hancer made
in the above entitled caus will be sold PUBLIC auction
dI the direction Of the Subscriber of the Masters Of this
Conrt BY lngraham AuconeeI at the Merchants Ex-
change in the City Of York the twensynnth day Of
November inst, al IL o'clock al noon OF that day:
All that equal undivided fourth part all that ce
tam piece OF land the of Harlem In
s,s County of NewYork The northwsserIy side Of the
Third Avenue described and potracted certain map
made BY Stephen Ludlan the Sth day August 1917 BE-
thar part OF the farm Of the late John Wadon deceased
situate on the noIhwes'e5ly side Of the Third Avenue
and running north nine degrees thirty minutes west am ion
thence north degrees east N FEET thence rorth
degrees 20 feet thence north fortysix degrees s
minutes west 27 feet, thence north fty-esh desees rhuv
minutes East 90 feet thence north six degrees west Is
thence north sghtour degrees o feat thence north sI
west loo ee thence north eighty four degrees east s8
lee l inches to the Third Avenue aforesaid and bounded on
nam. naming Two @ oods and three pershes
.er 1919 IN the Court Of Common Pleas and for The Civ
sna oouaty OF NeT partioned between the parties in
re'ed Ihersn and the following LOIS set out to Samuel
isgtaham and Coinelia his wife known and Distinguished
on The map accompanying the Report Of the CommisonsIs
2, lei3 WILLIAM w CA NptptFT tTs Thipef
IA Aenses MASTER Ia ChsncMY.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The American Improved
HVgeian Vegetable Medicine.

TNHE SAFEST, CHEAPEST and most EF-
FECTlVE compound III the whole range of Medical
Preparations In all lingering complaints, weakness
liver complaints, pulmory affect lions, r,cuarly in their
early stages common coughs colds eu natlc ections-n
from hence spring diseases general these Pills stand
quaed.
thorough al Of them in accordance it'll the directions
will insure their families out 81
twenty. making such trial They put single boxes,
for OF tra 37l Also packages OF ~
cents end ST. Office Of sale O Fulton second to2T,
between Nassau AMI Broadway where any Information and
great variety OF testimonies, may b. obtained.
~ TRY, AND THEN JIJDGE.-EA o23 In
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ukssuHa> ROMAN EYE BALSAM-FOR
nS&M WEAK AND INFLANED EYES-This
RsYSS B%!$am Is prescription Of enc OF & the tnosi mos.
in use, aud is confidently recommended Il,
the puSc the best and most successful Sa'e ever uNi
.ves are very much naued the bali oftheeye thckIy
covered with blood almost ke maGi ana removes all
appea,ance of disease after or three spricatlons
IN DINlNESS OF SIGHT,
by fixed minute objects or Dy long expo
sure TO strong light, and the weakness or partial loss Of
sight from sc kness old rtSoT and should
used BY all who find her eyesight aiiag without
parent disease.
This Balsam has restored sight many instances whee al
most an., ,,,,,D,,r,.
caused by inflammation had existed for years In
Illumination aud soreness, caused by blows commissions OF
wounds on the eye by eXtraneous bodies of irritating
natue.noduced under the eyeids very removed BY
the application OF the Balsam.
The following certificate from the Pastor Of the Episcopal
Church Harlem will convince the most incrednous Of its
astonishing efficacy:
HARLEM July, l8t2.
Messrs Sands s. Co-Cents-From motives of humanity
prompted inform you that few applications Of your
valuable Roman Eye Balsam have made peI!ect the
of aged mother who has suffered unde pain
full niammaon of the Tor twelve or fifteen Ply
Sican have given up the hopeless OF the
patients age but by the blessing of Heaven your remedy has
effected perfect cure and verified the adage- hie there
lIl. there is hope.
Yours, most respectfully, HOYT.
Many more certificates OF lis virtues might be given, but
this deemed quite sufficient to establish for reputation
far beyond the reach OF any other PREPARATION
Put up small jars, with full directions for Pice 25
cents Prepared and sold wholesas and retail by DAVID
SANDS CO. II East Broadway, Market Sold also
Broadway Chambers Kennedy Sl8 Beeckers
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UT CHARLES PAINE retired from the Office OF
Chief Magistrate of the State upon the success
sion of Gen. Mattocks, and we feel constrained
to improve the occasion by Saying that his ad
ministration has been SO honorable, higl-mlnded
and lust, that he has won the esteem not only Of
his political friends but of the generous and can
did of his political opponents. No man IN the
State had previous to his nomination for the Of
flee Of Governor been SO wofully abused by
political opponents as Mr.. Paine-and this for
no other reason than that he was an honest and
active aborer in the Wing cause. But during
the first year of his administration ne effectually
silenccd his slanderers, and SO secured the appro-
baton of the people, that he was reelected by "a
most gratifying majority. His two years admin
istration has been SO popular and faultless-so
noble and high-mnded--as to secure In an un-
common degree the admiration of the people of
the State and the commentator Of the press and
of many public men in other States; and he goes
into private life with the good wishes of the peo
pie, and, we doubt not with the consciousness Of
"having done the State some servlce"-whch
service we should be happy to refer to more par
ticularly had we the room to spare just now
Well viii it be for the people Of the State If his
successor act always SO wisely as he has done.
Vermont Caledonlan.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

A T GALE IL CO. S, 260 Pearl-street.-A gener-
IAa assotnsn, may had th- above place n SI,rgs
invoice Of thick ke and Cali Boots received and viii ss
Buskins. Boo,sss, Slippers, &c.
Also Hats and Caps Country merchants and Others are in
vlted to call and examine All scd unusually low for cash or
secepances. by the case or Gozen. >N'' =.
GALE co. $50 PesIls,,es,
oo 2m' Z. s. Hotel Bail6iags Nes.York
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A CHEAP AND REAL EXTRACT OF sAE.

A CHEAP AND REAL EXTRACT OF SAk.
n sAPARILLA:-PeTsonsa taking this, too 1lsen get u1y
lures mercury or nnefai sissa q 's TOOL y advise all
Candy WHICH eight OF the medical properties
harsest y Y or i59 Fnoa street Brooklyn; Broad
street Newark; StAte-s,fre Boston; Ledssf Buildings,
Phisdspha; 207 haSstreet, Charleston, =. OF In
T AIDES. DON'T USE COMMON CHALK
L looks bad itnjures the SKIN and makes II look yellow
Iy boaEsfd Spanish Lily White: gives the face meek
Amsrcan Easls Sc ChlthamyrSst n y 3s tuion.sse .e
Brookiyn 2t3 Broadsyfes Newark Ste-Stleet Boston.
Ledger Buildings, Phlladelphia 2g7 Kns street Charesto.
81 OH In
7 lQUlD AMBER.--Thls unegualled medIcIDsI
IL compound Is warranted TO be an etscna remedy -,
ssn S%as .c4 fa 6s s b sSJ@af e i' sn
Of The skin from Whatever II Will also remove a
burn t tLeckes TlmpS the sc. giving 20 the coe
plerion white delicate sott.ss that nothing else Will I'D
part ana of cleansing and preserving the teeth gums ana
led For purposes of the toilette bathing shaving Sc sI
lt supremacy other ce ever used
from silk woosn cotton brcs without the least DANA
the co or No family inl Yidual should te without IL
street second toor opposite rhobuns liberal liscout
allowed those who buy % q I5ii |. aga ,sssin,
AerN1s-i5S Bowerg; 755 Broadway corner Eighth ,r,t.
Isl Broadway corner Grand stst Bunker corner Chsmbc
Church streets VIM Robertson, Ba,nlare street Ba III
more {. rockingham, Broadly. State ttect Albany
I " Newco.nb u Co. 500 River street. Troy Hat ls
Broadway, ChanberstEt VI NcGuire, 100 tu!tons
Bulletin Office Beekmns and Naszaus.seets Bro.
Hibbsnl, 75 John-stset sSu
nfcALLISTER'S ALI. HEALING; ONT!
wi MENT.--Thls ointment which snrpeses even the
expectations OF its friends constantly aecGrnlatns e,l.
dsnce OF its virtue and wonder working power.
We cannot withhold from tr public The saue which hls
conI mention , names Of hulraIs who woud nov b. la.
inenac he pnorcostoa had they notu>ed hS all healing
ointment We recommend this article The sncerity OF our
,ss j. Viii ai" be grateful sf he had sed it 1t IS indeed
wonderful IN lis effects aud coming SO cNp a. u aces x
annex IN JOINING column some oil the diseases winch his
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100 N0lACRES OF LAND--For sale in
ION. .NI(NJW.-n. Cnnntr. Pann.,: ania=lna mills

~ ". " ~ " w dEne county. fennsylvanla-lOO miles
northwest from NewYor city. The subscriber who is the
4nhorzed Agent for most of the large of land in
Wayns County, offers for sale quantities purcha
sers 100 900 land rrices varying from
81 10 IS acre The title which is indisputable
The land generally timser-d with sugar maple, beech
hemock white ash, Ynn, SC. and by never
failing which also furnish abundance Of
machinery The soil produces good crops of WHEAT
Rye Indian Corn Buckwheat Oats Potatoes, SC, and s1
ceedgy productive OF which renders very desirable
for grazing The conyeniences for market good by the
Delaware and Hudson Canal which from Honesdale,
the OF the County, Rondou the Hudson River
aud Will be increased By the completion o the New and
Ere Railroad, which Will pass along th entire border
Of the County Among the lands here offered several par
GELS Of from 1860 70 5000 each witch will b. sold very
low for cash short credit close the which they
belong aud we'll worthy the consideration emigrants
Persons wishing TO visit this County for themselves
will 80 from NewYork by the Enc Railroad line to Middle
town, where they Will find two lines odaily stages Homes
da and those wishing To remove their goods and furniture
ship e by the Delaware and Hudson Canal lines direct
from New otk Honrsdale The advantages Of this Coun
render desirable location for farmers manufacturers
aud mechanics.
Building lots IN the Borough OF Honesa are also sale
on very favorable terms JOHN TORREY.
81 Oecl~
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10 DH1 ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAM
.OOO FOR SALE. .rinr IN Q-ann. anl R1,el.

III
1~, wv FOR SALE-Lying in Orange and Rock
land Counties State of New York IS miles from the CITY,
Eamapo River running nearly through the Of it.
well stocked with wood of IS years growth aud upwards
considerable part OF might o- made arabic There is
mountain OF ue stoIe SAID possess grea, strength aud Sc
vera IRON mines OF which has lately been opened and
proved 10 Be OF first quality here also very extensive
power with number Of falls the Ranapo River
Tuxetc Lake two miles long and mile vide lies
miles aieSe Persons Works and known The Augusta
Tract Access De mad 70 thre- four hours BY the
" y & Enc Railroad, five 81. hours By the way Of
Hack-nsack aad Grange Turnpike By the way OF Nyack
Hay-rstraw.
Ii Will be sold parts Offer made fo considerable
tract Inquire at u Chatham street map can be seen
ses au4 3ms
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THE TRIBUNE

1,r,, os,cE RIVERA movement is made IN
Missouri to obtain an appropriation for the m
N.a,,sn,ant Of the Usage This promises TO be-
ao,ne ou;te an important stream. Judge WILLIS
owes this account OF 1t
"T,be Osaue River is very like the Ohio above
Marietta. and but little less than the Ohio there
in width. But the scenery on Its banks Is much
more picturesque, romantic, varegated aud beau-
,ifuI. Like the Ohio, it is succession OF pools
or basins. and ripples the water clear, current
oentle. shores of small yellow polished gravel, so
Clear Of mad and SO solid, that for half mile, OF
a mile in many place, white slipper would not
be soiled by walking on it; the bed uniformly OF
gravel or small rock, no rock to lnure vessei In
its whole course, except at one place, called The
Rock Rapids, of 300 yards IN length. There
tbey are loose and easily removed. The 1all In
the 300 wards is only foot and 65-lO0, with
minimum depth at low water of 50 ieet' me
banks are remarkably permanent, and, as d con-
sequence, but few logs snags are TO De seen III
the river. In a very low stage OF water, II was
found to afford minimum volume oil water OF
13l 900 cubic feet per minute. The river has
been known sixty wears, and only two treshcts IN
that time have been known to go over It's com
mon alluyal banks the highest of which banks
are I'm the lower part of the rlver) only lo or ~
feet high. One of these freshets was IN 1887,
and the other thirteen years previous thereto
The river abounds with the finest fish. Those
who are acquainted with the river may have some
idea of the quantity when l tell them l have
stood on the banks, and, without moving my
feet, counted 76 fish Of a good size. | am well
acquainted with many of the finest rivers IN
America. and | believe the Usage River to be
the most beautiful one | have seen. There is
another fact | Will mention In regard to the
Usage River, which is not generally known
1t is, that its navigation is uninterrupted by ice
SIX weeks or two months In the year, when the
navigation Of the Missouri is greatly interrupted
or entirely stopped
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IEAHEs HEn RANE-


gsn7s aMORNlNG BOAT FOR PEEKS-
Es.z.1sE.s=u KILL Feplanck, Grassy-Pont, Sing Sing,
arzs1Says, Tarrytown, Dobbs Fsuy, Hastings and Yonk
eIsBrrakast and Dinuec board.fhs and splendid
steamer COLUMBUS, Capt: WIN. II. Erazss, viii leare
New York from the foer Of Chambers every morning
iFndays excepted at7t and returning leave Peksk
day l2t O'Clock F. Nj except Sundays when she
vii leave Psekskll at o'clock n Landing a: the foot
NoTcxAi goods, freight, baggage bank bills specie OF
any other KIND OF prop taken shipped put or board h,
baggage, &c.
An persons are forbid tasnrg any cns on account of
SAID boat owus., j.la
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FIRE ENGINES, HOSE AND PUMPS.

FIRE ENGINES, HUSE AND PUMPS.
n l.. FARNAM, al 247 Water-st manufactures
~ Fre Engines, OF every sizs for cities villages factories
plantations, &c
Garden Engines Fire Hooks Fire Buckets and Fire Cars
Hemp Hose, Leather Hose of size required Suction
Hose, Coupling Screws &c
Lit and Force rums 10 lift and force water any distance
from 10 10 500 gallons minute
Wind Malls, Horse Powers. Water Wheels Sc for working
pumps
Ship and Steamboat Pumps for llins boilers &e and for
use of fre.
Air Pumps for condensation OF ,izs
ead and Iron PIPE, Brass C-cks Ornamental Fountains Sc
~ b-Ine Pumps OF his manufacture double actioR of
particularly well calculated for the Southern and Wes, ndis
markets. sIlan
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%RUGGIsTs' GLASS WARE.-Common Vials Pre-
scrpon Vials, Patent Medicine Vals, Acid Bottles Go.
Oils Concaves Magnesia Backing Varnish Demljons,
Flask nkstands, Jars Lemon SyIups Nustards, Snuis,
sc. SC u
Chemicals of all kinds, Fraqch English aud AIe5can All
Druggists articles and Patent Medicines Perumery and
Soaps, a general assortment, &c. &c. &c,
ALI articles warranted genuine The promptest attention
given O orders from the country. o9 I'm
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wonderful efficacy than to mention thar bottles We been
sold in year And Is now the extensively ussd ana
favoe Cough Medicine that has been introduce intn
the United States. 1t is recommended BY some ouf
most eminent physicians For further evidence o the e!tch
cy, see the numerous certificates that ACCOMPANY the dice
ton. It superior any other Cou@h remedy now % y us use
Pfopetor M Brow Aso COPY gsh n hs; isea s IN
the yar e.0 b Wm Brown at the Clerks Office o the Dis
tic Court OF Massachusetts, Also the bottle Is stamItd
Mrs Gardner's Indian Basam OF Liyeiwoh aAo ho@F
hound" I:I
For sala BY all the Druggists Boston Dealers suried
in Boston b. VIM Brown Druggists and families can r @ ' 70
Fulton ST II East Bfoalay, 273 Broadway Free 80 Cts
Ol6
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that an ap.
New York at its next session incorporate the
Irish Emgant Society of the city Of New York Dated
10Th November. 8i3.
State paler nl3 owd
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CHEAP STORE.
TO My OLD CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC.
DRUGS. DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, MEDI-

rs, PAINTS, MEDl-
CERES, &c.
Rect. NEW-YORK.
offers for sale on the
II or CREDIT, a very extern
Z them the following, TO which
PAINTERS.
Window Glass Of all sizes and
qualities
White Lead dry and in OIL
Red Lead
Litharge
Spirits Of Turpennns
Putty
Whiting
Verdigris, dry and III oil
Chrome Green
Chrome Yellow
Yellow Ochre, French and
American
Prussian Blue
fermllllon
Rotten Stone
Ivory Black
Gum Copal
PANT Brushes, all sizes
Rose Pink
Lamp Black
British Lu,tre
Glue, all sorts
Gold and Silver Leaf
Gold and Silver Bronze
Copper Bronze
Chalk. white and red
Paris White
Spanish Brown
Venetian Red
Sand Paper
Pumice Stone
Tar and Rosin
Japan, Copll, Coach anu faI-
ness NarniSh
TIMBER
Terra dc Sneua
Red Chalk
Gum Shsilac
Bright Varnish
Sash Tools, all SIZES
Black Lead
GROC ERS.
Young NySoc Tea
Hyson
Imperial
Guneowder
Hyson SKIN
Souchong
bohsa
lelcn d !diuieS
Spanish Segaf:
Fot and feaFi Ashes
Starch
Liguorlce Bal!
Bath Brick
Saieratus
Fig Blue
Powdered Ginger Root
Alum
Olive Oil, III bottles & baskets
Nutmegs
Saltpe,rr. crude and refined
Frpper Sauce
N,rahoy Snuff
Srorrb Snuff
Nisca
Iud;Co Elo,snt
CastIl. Soap
CIovns
r,.,or Oil IN hot,lcs
a i icohoI
Ensom Sails
E,'Uu' n,mon
E,;nt;nn Matches
r,.bnVa,s ,,Ja'V Ammonia
pn,1e er;,;sh I nsfrs
"a. for washing
,vHu% I,d ia an5nn
,.i uA.a.u' ~ pn G0uo
y y Sdyehhe .pei
p / om1eied 1sd C;Mn.5on tS",n
ioTIe.Sq EIrE qIrIE,ACTiJRERS. I,iRERS
CO ~ a. I'D Bar n.
,1 S,,Iia,ss T r,rth
M,JJsr Dutch and French
Of Bengal, Caracas
and Guatemala
White Tartar
Rad do
Glue
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14
GENUINE TEAS,
NHOI ESAI,E AND ETAIL.


NNHE CANTON TEA COMPANY have lust
completed for the approaching
fall ads If these they have been eminenty Successful and
well known judgement and ample esourcesh have
been fully devoted the interests OF their patrons In
deed regard the rights OF their
generally known need comment 1.-THE Misrepresentation b.
interested and unprncpled 70 the contrary now!,
standing Their Green and Black Teas whchhaye hitherto
obtained the greatest notorety will now De found suasS
any that they have introduced and they think far before any
.a be possibly sold for the pnce In the United Stas
Gunpowder lm,erals, TwanSeys and Skin Teas great
variety qualities of Black Teas The unIivaled Howqua
ment of Hysons aud Young Hysons suitable for city rera
in lots Of any quantity roporionable varieties Of other
Greens Genuine Java Coe- roasted daily All goods sub
eot be returned II mol approved Of Orders PROMPTLY
cued 10 all parts Of the country Terms cash Principal
store 2l ChathaIn-street New branches 3lS Beecke
street Christopher, NewYok, and l6 FultonstTee
OssExvl-The original and ony warehouse the United
the sale OF the only and genuine HowGuas
Black Teas. o6 2n
D DEFINED SUGARS-R. l.. ~ A. STUART
for sale the qualities their refined Sugars
quantities of packages and upwafcS, d, The following
Standard Double Loaf Sugar Il! cents Isl pound.
Crushed liz
Ground u
Ground Sugar I'd quality. IL :.
The above are packed follows without charge for pack
age:
Loaves In boxes OF 800
Crushed in barrels OF 200.
Ground IN barrels of 30.
Apply the Refinery y 2S5 Greenwich ChaIn
ber Orders Of the city be accompanied hy
remittance. nl3 I'm
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REFINED SUGA

REFINED SUGARS,
AT THE FOLLOWING LOW CASH PRICES
WOOLSEY Il WOOLSEY offer their stand
w ard quality Double Refined Sugars follows namely
Loaf u. cents lef h. When less 5haR raekases are
Powds7ed.l .l2 additional
The above packed as follows:
SSslI S;ssSsa Ssis e e No charge for packages
Apply 20 the New-YoIk Patent Sugar Refinery, corner
South and Montgomery STREETS, sr al So Wan-stIeet
y. B-Orders out OF the cty BE- accompanied by
remlttancs. nj
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

All that certain lo piece and parcel Of ground with the
buildings thereon erected situate lying and being in the First
Ward Of the city of New York, and the sout-westey
number Fourteen 90 in said Wall street, which said lot
piece and parcel of ground bounded and described fol-
certain lot Of land in Wall street aforesaid belonging to
and occupied BY the President Directors and Company
house aid now known number sixteen (6 in Wall street
aforesaid thence running westerly along Wall se.t aore-
wall of the Two marble dngs recently erected BY
Mel thence soutwesery through the centre the said
party wall and ue drawn In continuation thereof fifty
seven feet nine inches be the more less thence south
etey along the ground late belonging the hairs
OF Peter Burksel deceased feet eight inches thence
9uth-Testey along said last ground fourteen
t SIX inches ground late belonging 70 the estate
Of Charles Ludlow Esquire deceased thence soute4ssry
along sand last mentonsd ground eleven feet four inches until
strikes the said lot of ground Of the Mechanics Bank aore-
SAID and thence alor: the said last mentioned
ot seventyone feet inches Wall aforesaid the
place OF beginning. Dated New York October A. D.
lSi3. WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL,
Master in Chancery.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

OFFENSIVE WATER POWER FOR SALE.
Il ad joining the New-Yo-k and Erie Railroad, on the
Kamaro IiyeI miles from the City Of NewYo capable
OF driving Machinery 70 almost any extent there four
I've falls and body of water together with the
whole part OF O0O acres of land heavily tmbered with
extensive iron mines quality mestoae possessing great
strength considerable part OF the land cleared and cult
waited and there might De made excellent Farms By
clearing Tuxedo Lake, miles long and one mile wide
lies part OF the the scenery of which beautiful
The place remarkably healthy. II known the Au-
gusta tact, and three miles above Persons Works
be had TO three four hours from hs city
of New York By the New and Erie Railroad or In five
hours by the of ackensack and Orange Turn
o. the way OF Mack HayeIstrew the Hudson River
lquira No. 42 Chatham-St. $50 3ms
DUBLlC NOTICE Is hereby given, that the sale
Of property for unpaid assessments advertised to take
place the 2, Of June postponed To EEday the 2h
Street Commissioners office, Oct l2h, 1888
o6 2aY 6m JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner
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,ss GREENWICH STREET. NEW-YORK
TOHN G. MORRISON offers for sale on the
j most liberal terms for CASH or CREDIT, very extern
sye assortment goods aong them the following TO which
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sga. FOR SALE-2. 500 acres of Mountain, with

FUl I LMruIsr IL lIITVTTHHaltIu CdII On :,
the subscriber who lives the premises which be
done i'll three hours ride with the NewYok and Ee Rail
road. THOMAS WARD
NO 0Sfpher 10 dl,rs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

DREMIUM WIRE WINDOW WsHADEs.-The
i hishes, Premium for Window Shades awarded
by the sncan nstitute, their late Far the subscrib
or shei5 Wise Shades Unlike all other Window Shades
admit the view The street. keep insects out, and very
ornamental.
They manufactured order of any required size shape
asurs and fitted In mahogany frames required TO paror
basement Office othe1 windows hall DOORS pub
lie rooms, &c
Persons wishing these Shades will please leave their orders
No. Factorset, send tber address through the
Dispatch Post and they will &c called upon and the
taken and oy'isrs sxscutsd By LEE co.
Is:2w No. 10 F:c.ory.Eyset.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14
DRAFTS ON ENGLAND. IRE

-, OIeAF > SJ1N ENNLANU. IkE-
/te1gs gsgys&s LAND, &c-PeTsons about renting mou
/sffSA ASsy to their friends the Old County can
<E2SA3aaa be supplied with Drafts in sums OF FL 81
t3. Flo, G20, ESQ. any amount, p.ya-
Bile demand without discount other charge the
National Bank OF Ireland Provincial Bank do Mess Jas.
and Dscoqss Bank LtysIpoo Eastern Bank Of Scotland
Co.. Scotland and the branches every post ,ewn through
ou, kngand Ireland Scotland and Wales which Drafts will
be forwarded by the steamer BRITANNIA which leaves
Boston on the 18th Of November either of the sailing
packets the 7t 18Th l6th lah or 18th Of November By
applying 70 w y. I. IAPsCOTT,
BAH letse, from the country must paid