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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
THE T R [ B & n E !.
rns Albany Post-omce Robbery.
From the Argus, 9th.

~ c,1low;nq list Of the letters taken has been
lnl !.hod bv Mr. Wasson. Those in the second
lai''. 80 been forwarded ,o their destinations
nsl HIa .ho enclosures and some Of those in the
WIN .ro understand, viii be mailed this morning
,,'' III nrden. the Government agent, arriving in
hl' CIV after the principal facts had transplred
mt oss''sted Nh Wasson and another citizen in
nz s,re,nc ,.e the money from the lottery dealers
;asrs from mhich the enclosures are missing ::
a.,5 h,',5 ca,peute P. NJ sso;syis, to T. Sat Post,
III Hans. ro"i'n~y' VI. 70 e1sflsy ,sl.'os s2s .,
= hfhtfav" 4sws, P: r NJ North White Creek to Gree
S l. lsv J. MeEiath, \. Y. q subscribers SUP 90
SiWs y Gibbs; Nj iae,baigd Vi; to 8s5sS G,etlsy - -
,s. eEtG < GtStss Nj Bristol VI to %is4i bis9 ~ %
R5s: j. Stone %e,14S'06e Clyde to Lea si'a5 :, ~
% F?;is9i5s"fF sbsi]s NJ a.oj to cretie s =, a.
Tas EsetR sw.o. Nj fssc VI to 'i,!"s sidasy ~ =.
MS,is Barnes E. thi,lo;is Vi; to dysy "5 s,s 90
y Jss2el MSzls5l Faal. y NJ IVES, b5idirs V,,fo
@ fo9sn Fsns% re9sra'' e, To reely ns'as & M 50
,. fIil,4 aass1ne seH'n4*@|Sss West G foa,ayy VI to
yesr sags3 sS2iGsG,% Cssy;oa, Vi to Giiecg nc . ~
Fs5a Fs Jsaeon sTs SaOietS' to Alex Ncclyso frame
Du Cheu. Seal unDroEen-Slng!e
.. { SprinsSr, Casteton, VI Niles Register
Esu4T SanHaIfi- Hsi- f16sI. Fa'G II, 10 Tics Harvey,
I, containing So sadto have contained 6orl7S2 90
The following letters had been opened, but
with their contents had been lad by
D.cs Sheldon, Sheldon, VI, to Grcefey q McEl
~, 'f5 Helcom6, Feirstmsi IT. to saturday Post 90
yHnas Chitnltn on Henry Rathbone in favor
of Gree.ey g. McElrGth, from Wlillston, Nt.s2J 90
~ WIN Law Low, Whitehall 70 Stephen Alien SIS W
40 Bank Of VergenEes, J Peck Cashier to Fisk
p,s 'Ellsi Bnsi Haven VI, AJrs Es;55sook 81 co
81! Hitchcock. Clarendon Spa. 70 Wilson %: 81 90
81 + Strong Vergenues, VI Wilson s Co, ; Y S 90
R Davis, 7 VI, Cooperstown; 10 Geo IL Graham 90. M
@ rlafesa coaS a ed a5a'Si Mass ncfestrl Co. 90
ISL l. butcher St Albens, Vermont, to G Kings
bury, y \, seal not broken -. =.
IA NJ Pr'udit, Salem, Y, 70 Graham, PhiIa $40 90
SC Cook P NJ Clinton \ TO Blair Rves,
Washington, u -. -. -. - W
"aJP P Harris, P ", Poultney, to Wilson < CO.. 81.
"JLoomis, St Aibaus, 10 Looms & Lathrop, Kew
49, Th9s W swallow Pawlet, Vermont Hale s
IS ;iasI shsdsn sheldrn VI Weekly Piebea, VY So 90
i2 Morris suira4, Wiistou, VI to Patrick Sui
Ivan Ireland, draft ......:..
% Thos swallow, Ptwet, VI Wilson < Co y Y 81 90
2l.T M,1vin, Satato-a \ Y TO l. Cooley, Phil
iffsni sssnsS si % R@% to il Graham Sc 90
{" 20 fIuyck NJ Reus ,eiaeryiiI2. drafts to Lee
Daller * Wiber n y, on Conlng & Co--S2O0
rj9 The following letters to us in addition
have been stolen from the Mails, to our detri-
nent over Sl00. Can any one aid US in finding
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
AMI HAPPY NEW YEAR,

ATT 6s3 B1oadwaI here and s5nS i,ms. @ Be-
ment OF Books Stationery Fancy Articles ana a'
selected suitable for Holiday GiitS - I,rc,or
publishes EveT Lad s9ok an Psstl
q fcfonery Blanc Mango Jees, Ic.-Ceams and one
useful information for ordinary and holiday III b
"a nj New York Price IS and may oe ha OF All "
Booksellers. w.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
ARRII ED,

Packet ship Cambridge Yeaton from Liverpool, New 81
mdze c H Marshall The Cambridge Is at anchor IN the
Lower Bay. -
Sch! Champion, Drew, days romNew Bedford OIL, TO
81 Wiel.
Schr Erin Gardner Ney, Bedford, ballast.
SloJp Pomona Sherman, 2 ds from New-BedloTd, oil.
BELOW.
Hamburg ship Stephana, Flash, from Hamburg Noy I'd
mdzs aud passengers Schmidt y Balchen. Wind r,
with rlIn.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
paSsenrers ArriYed.

Ia the packet ship Cambridge, from LiyepooAlrC BonI-
tsnhouse Morrison, G. Trenks, l. Park Doran, Mrs
Doran-52 steerage.
In the Harhiner, Boston. from Faya-Capt Bradley,
of Philadelphia late the brig Bourne condemned al FaYal
Messrs John Holmes, Cambridge; VIM Davis, of France;
VIM Olivia, of Faya
Passengers Sailed.
In tbs ship Vile de Lyon for H1vIe-Nr H Durapt Mrs
Borg Mr. smith DR. Hammond and Mr. Boulueuet, OF New
York MIR Morris of Charleston; Mr. Balm OF Orleans;
w H Clement of Phllad, and NJ Victor Plse OF Panama
In the brig Exact for Savannah-Nr Hall, Mrs. Baldwin,
Mrs Lorng Mr. Bener lady children and servant; Al
ken and Mir DOwling.
con and lady; Alrssr, Wallis Braun, and OBrer.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

Let not our friends be discouraged In sending
in their subscriptions, for, as between them and
US, zoe stand al risk on money property mailed
to our address. The papers are forwarded and
payment credited to all the above, the same as if
We had received the money.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

y. "a NOBLE DEEp.-Durng tue last earthquake at
h., oht .h Petre gentleman was rescued from death
"a ule heroic efforts of slave He was immediately
w Oaeled handsome reward for his humanity. NO,
~ w. sad the generous fellow" NOTHING for money
.o.oay-al for the love OF God" History scarcely
seeoIds nobler sentiment. The Colonial Council
,o.eo hun 1000 francs, l,50O TO purchase his free
f'nI 2W for an outfit III his new career.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
COURT CALENDAR TINS Day.

CIRCUIT CouRT.-Nos II. l6, 32, AZ, AZ, l8, Al
-, i6, IL i8, -, 80, 81 81 53 30, 56, So 80, CO.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. 36, % SO, 81, AZ, ~, L.
3 30 10, g. 46 81 30 %, 6l 80, 81, 80 80, go, "a
68, SO, 26, I, IL, -, p 81, e, SO, q.
COMMON PLEAs-Nos. 81 6, 33, 4, 9, 10, Il, ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
II. . -
RICH. AMUSING AND INSTRUCTIVE BOOK

He who blends instruction with delight, :,
Profit with pleasure, carries all the votes
Inst Published, tcith highly finished Portrait
offts distinguished Editor Engrartd Steel by Dick
SEARS GUIDE TO KNOWLEDGE.
spendidy illustrated work comprising the hsst series OF
presented To the American public I'd one
handsome large octave of 800 pages elegantly bound Price
only 81 So This splendid volume comprises wh'n 'fseii
CONFLICT LIBRARY OF
Useful and Entertaining Knowledge,
Condensed In form familiar style and corous IN ntorIna
Scieuce and Art.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
RRuSSEIS CARPETING.

n-- just received, an invoice Of BRUSSELS
CARPETINGS which, with our stock gu hand comprise
c. w. SMITH & COMPANY.
lpl 1,rls 81 BrOaAWaY, lOrpOslie Llty Hall.l
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

N.P. WlLLIS.--Wc are sorry. this gentleman has
mace so serious matter of the article We rcceutlv
published, III reply 10 PLAYFUL attack on ourSclt
aha exceedingly regret that he has thought il ne
SeSSary to obtain certificates from his landlords his
alors, his partner and mS brother, who appears us
MS man of business, 10 dispro,e our assertions
What we stated for facts, we thought we had good
reason 10 believe, and were not influenced by bad
Aotiyes or untrendly feelings. Personally, we are
mend OF Mr.. Willis, and our columns for the last
wo Years will prove that We have bestowed upon
e a'i no mean praise. But as he ayers there is no
oundauon in truth for our statements We take them
oacS most checrtuly. Nothing gives Us more plea
sure than 10 do So TPortand Tribune.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
= $4,000 Re,vard.-Thrse

$4,000 Reward.-Thrse Thousand Dollars
will be paid for the reco, cry and delivery of tie to
the undersigned of black leather bnktrunk and about5O IN
cbss long and snches wide with the edges sharp was iron
bound with ood straps running along the top and bottom
also strapped with It's believed have been marked
''Pomeroy CO.. r X Coz the ends; the SAID trunk
IS SUPPOSED 10 have stolen from board the steamboat
Ia ON the 18th inst 1t centaue, large of checks
hank notes aud drafts enclosed packages IN carpet bags
and directed to different brokers and banks the city of Nav
York
The above reward viii be paid addition all other
wards offered b. other persons interested.
PONlE.KOY * co. Wall street, y Y:
S,w-York Dec. l6. 1873 DIST
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
FIOOR OU-CLOTUS.

FLOOR OiI-CLOTtiS which together with our former
assortment English and American OIL Cloths constitute
The largest and most elegant of Cloths offered
for sale IN this couGtry by any DeaersF sale crap ty
T.. W. SMITH s COMPANY,
,l2l 2,.is Brnad..aY, loppOsie CITY Ilall.)
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

~ The Invisible wig closely resembles the
real head oc hair that scepCS aud cgmnoISseu have pro-
bounced the most perfect aud extraordinary OF the
DAY Tn, great advantage OF this novel aud unique w s
being made without sewing weaving which causes MS a
9Tct closely he the natural hair both IN light
being so beautiful 50 porous and free that N all cases o.!
pe iralou evaporation unimIede and the great svlis OF
other Wigs entirely avoided The Scetc aud connolser
alike invited 70 inspect this novel nA beautiful Wig, aud the
nec;ar method Of ttius the head the manufacturers
s. Barry l6 Broadway coruey OF Liberty street stairs
IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS -. Before Judge TSGLrs.
rkomas Chamey rs Nloscs c. Hall, Henry d.

Looms and John SoGneIiudy yke-The plaintiff untl
the York House ourtland street taken By officers
LOOMS and sqITTnd ke las an execution at
allowed $50 worth Of furniture exempt by law and
brought The Cour; charged that the ass srtakS
persons keeping boarding house only keep suc-they
cannot retain beddag for the purpose Of keeping
hOaIlers.. Inl cement for te.end ants,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
HOLIDAY ADV ERTISENEN

Observation-Disclosures OYSTERS OF the best quality can be
al al OECKERS No. Ann-Steet. trlends and acqnaln'
tance arr requested send their orders in good for
The Hodays. az! "
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
SEARS WONDERS OF THE WORLD,
Tn Nof.,rc rt. and NJ ind.

This decidedly of the most beautiful and INTEREST," ne
volumes YoUSG PEoPLE especially ssned from te
American Press We should like give our readers few
Embellishments wh which adorned but we found we
could not without dong great injustice 10 the whole
W. will the ommeud ali who want OF Work
of permanent interest and yauone that will Ire and pEoSs
usefu in the family circle when the epheneal tLasn o. e
d naI pas'so One Of the Reyssysfs Of york late
NewYoFk paGs5 bnt N ars new and
invaluable work Will proy that we Modefhs' can ooS' o
our Es Of the above works beautifully printed and
illustrated and put richly oFnament-d bindings hghiy
a3ns ;s 6asbs"t aE"1
dress T. WALKER * CO, III Fulton St New York y Glty
Ase6s Of Nswspapers u and Periodicals III
posmasrs and Booksellers throushuct hs country are re-
nectf"Iy requested Agents The most liberal
FEARS POPULAR PICTORIAL WORKS.
No Will be taken from III Office unsss poTSt raid
d Inns Z. WlLkt-k y 90. ia rulton ST. Hs" orr
THE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, will
make sGs. Roads Docks, RaTyss Sustaining walls
ssGfPGn h s3s bs 19S rel'a0''
Tsey measure and compute eu6ical QUANTITIES o. s
rock estimate te cost Sl n69- 'f o suffering water
ssr available and of opening mines a2d Iuares: hTy
bnss and aid inventors procuring letters paIeHt le
ras Of Dr. Thomas P Jones have been secured TOT any
business gents Tor the sale OF Letters Patent Also of Mills
Npes QuaIrrs, Machinery, sc: 90 ,,.,t,,.,., ~.
C!'dies, WILLIAM X CASEY.
EXPRESS.-Messrs HARM
nE\ & CO. ir connection with their Boston and Prov-
- ms OF Express and European Agencies run two
% Jines of Express 10 Philadelphia, connecting " IN
Rrmore and Washington, and all the important lines 10 te
South AMI attention viii be paid transportation and
Of small and valuable parcels, with The utmoay lsgn-
, and despatch cases, large parcels Ac despatched daily
lali' 90 p NJ Small parcels wI b- received until past
al g 81 and delivered early Philadeghta morning
/ /: "a 5'.i' a-N HARNDEN co.
New ORLEANS PACKAGE EXPRESS
y Through 10 from 10 to Is Days ADAMS co.
had their IN successful operation Tor
I onths are prepared 20 eceve aud forward tTi-weeky
ndsntsd time. For further Information please apply az
th for all The intermediate critics VIII De de-
,;rsr IN much loss tine than by any Other iiae toti
DINE APPLE PRESEREES, &c.-lo0 jars
hing from 30 los. OF superior Pine Apple Sweet
~ Dc NJ h. much superior 10 the West India Also,
assortment Of Fruits Wines sc. &c. suitable Tor t1e
HnIidsFs for sale AZ reasonable prices. 6y
h35i1A' 3a : GASsNhR AYoUSG, l22 Chatham st.
D0STTvELY WATER PRUOF-W. J
BRO0NE'S Scspito or Chinese " aer Proof Ointment.
1'Sasrn s Palmer principal Wholesale and retail ageni,
" b Eska Blocking and LAX EaEnfactory 81 Fulton 81,
poniout Edgar Hudar. Routoui Ulster County d. I'm
ID THE BEST OF THE ADVERTISED
| n MEDICINES, for sal- BY
& T. CODDINGTON, Druggists,
20 I'm" ~ HUDSON 81. corner spElne.
nR ESS BOARDS-Wanted a gross or two of
ssrond-haud PRESS BOARDS large enough for sheet
- nv u inchc II considerably viii Apply
AZ li0 Fultou-st ID door- o|"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

SAD DEArH.-A Young ulsn al cumberland, Sui
Nan CO., \. Y was drowned week or TWO since by
breaking through the ice. His BOTHER WAS withm
reach Of him but could not ald him. young lady
% whom he was to have been married the next day,
was attracted by his cries and saw him sinh tor the
@s' nme. The clergyman who had been invited 10
asry them, preached his funeral sermon nal The house
aPpo4ted for the wedding The Young lady has
snca become insane. [Courier 4 Enquirer.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
- ,s..,.n. c,,icr, AND Comfort-Thc Ora

- Heaith, Quiet, aad Comfort-,i'hc Ora.
han HOUSE BsrCiaySt.sc New- cT rotters advantages
70 stopping days weeks III the cty SUCH as
are rarely offered. Il 5 eliebil ocaSd on c9aa and AIRY
msJiate vciny OF the principal steamboat landings It's
apaIIruns aud neat while lis {teie IS SUPPLIED
y e best Vegetables and Fruits that can he pIocne e1-
iniinr entirely iuimal Food and tnuiants OF all kinds
hsrgs ndeate and every effort made render Boarde'
comfortable Shower Baths free. Remember, IS Barely
." .st jy25 u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
CHRISTMAS
AND NE Wy E A H (.

rOUTHOUY Il MEYERS, 34l Broadway, are
X Just opening one Of The richest stock of Goods suitable
their friends and the public TO call aud examine Among
ROIT CITET ard MATCH HOL DERS, and PORCEl AIN
SHADES Lamps, be found no where else N se ON E
the Toilette OF the richest description
They also hard the most Esfd stock N ,hs s
tel Solar elecuotyre fountainsl Bracket and Rradns
am CaadsabTa GIandoes Bracket BEanS asIS s15
AMPS new and superb art!cls peculiarly suitable ioT
Packets snd Steam Ships all of their own nannacnfe ana
for which they awarded the GOLD NEDfaL AZ lhe
late + air of The American Institute co 3h
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
POLICE OFFICE.

Maria Taylor was committed for stealing $50 from
WlllIm Peters, l29 West 81.
John Sullivan was committed for stealing a clock
from James VI. White, IS William St
Jalnes sIcGrcady stole barrels and was commit
te-as was Hannah Rooney for stealing twelve siinSs
worth of salt meat.
Patrick Murphy and William White stole a box
aa some money +. CunminShau and Were committed
Elias Maxield, black, was caught by officers Nc
irah and Stephens for stealing aud cloth worth
go ON the store Of w T. Church. 1876 William 81. Com
ured.
William Kelly was arrested for stealing a cloth
cloak dresses Sc worth $50 from rannette VeTtune
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
LITERARY ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
FOR SALE Bf
j. {. Rih ER. bookseller and Publisher.
~ fulton strse-, near Nassau.

~ Fulton strse-, near Nassau.
he OFT ior it-a splendid octave volume
=. The Opal P9Te Gift for the Holidays, edited by y 2.
WHlIs.ili uStratsd D Chapman, and sGpsrbiy bouId
The PaTlsF Z3seHual, 1ualto-bsautifully bound
The Rose oi Sharona Religious Annual. edited b. Miss
Ed.irton.
volume.
Tie Literary Souvenir The ms rz Christian Offering.
The ouih hesTsaks. The Annualstte &c. Sc.
Also, complete aSsslent OF richly bound Bibles, Payer
Books Albums and Juveniles suitable for 30 lms
VALUABLE GIFT BOOKS JOHN 5. TAY,
L09 x 60 Paollst5rs and Booksellers. BRICK Church
Chapel 10 fSSau re have hand alag aud choice
lection OF .alabe Books vrqus STYLE binding sta
he pteSents-lncluiius moral and religious works,
TeStauents, PRAYER Books, &c.Sc
y B.-Any valuable booes to Be had in New York fur.
ushed by j. ) I Co al the lowest cash prices. die SIS
A \ AGExcY OF the PRESBYTERIAN BOARD
1of Publications. established in the Byckchurch Cha
pei New where all th Books of the Society b. OBJ,
tan5d or the same terms in Philadelphia. The friends OF
the church ale Invited 10 send their orders and foster TINS
te!pEiss;
ory which every Christian family ought have, 1t be-
eved 70 contain more valuable than any Almanac pub
lishsG IN The country.
Also constant supply OF the Hymn Book Of
sizes, qualities and prices. 35 Park Row. DIG I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EW-YORK, DECEMBER 90


SHIPS Angelique Edwards AmsteTdam schud1yt fe,[e y
no Pace, Wilmington, nc, Ramon de Zaldo; Champion
Sqas M1,nz do George H1 q GhaIeGs bpEleg peg
Robinson Charleston Dunham Dimon NJ Brown, Ia
Aalachcoa snrs1s Chairman fsh RlT PSy R. Gh5ie G
Il NJ Demll; Trojan Buckman, Wilmington nc, %esmh
Leeds X Co; Robert Bruce, Gott, ST John. PR Nesmth'
Leeds Co; Lionel Smith, (Sw) Reddon, Montsgo Bay,
Wn Daw
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

TIE MOST CoGENr REASON EoE ANNExING
TExAs TO THE uNloN,-Thc Harrison Gazette
Ilnd.) has a report OF debate in the Indiana
Legislature on the question of annexing Texas
to the Union from which we clip the following
Mr. Safer had been so used TO hunting (laring
lived in this State upwards Of 5S years. that ne was
for anneXing Texas to the Onion as a hunting
ground if for nothing else. He spoke on the subject
with much zeal and earnesmcss, seeming 10 regret
that his hunting days (1he happiness Of which he
dwet on with delight, were past and gone for ever
Mr.. Smith thought il the gentleman from HARRISON
wished Texas for hunting ground he could attain
his object by committing some crime against the
laws, and then taking the Texas shnte For hls part
Mr S. said he wished Texas kept separate, so as TO
serve as a place of refuge for persons who lound II
announcement TO continue their residence III Their own
country; and that would serve well for hunting
whether in or out Of the Union
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
COAL ASH SITTER.
B ULL'S Z A Il F. n Il

y u > II II n I
An INVALUABLE ARTICLE; FOR Ell
~ Their PRIVATE FAMILIES OR PUBLIC IN
STITUTIONS-By putting your Ashes and Ind dsTs N
hopper one end of the machine and giving crank at The
ed the ashes drawer aud the clnders anotherat the
same time particle OF dust escape during the oer-
alton
They operate with astonishing apdity. No. 4, for family
USE Will screen a barrel of Goa ashes IN minutes.
No.5 hosi size will DO the same amount OF work 10 Z
minutes.
The unprec ented demand for the above article has COM
p.lled MI BULL 10 machinery for ITS mtnuiactory
Now in use in the Astor House. rankin House American
Hotel and most other of pablo institutions as we'll as
large number of private lamltles .,
80 South William street and
IS Stone street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
CIRCTrTT COURT. Before Judge KENT.

Suvker Us. keIIy.-Thc pIaIntl sued lor rent OF
house Eighty fourth which the enaa rel uses TO
pay having been forbidden DO 81 b. Mr. Lovetf who rur-
chased the pro sIty under Cooperation sale for assessments
The action brgl.h TO test hs vedits Of a1 Cofpgraon
cetIiugs Tl- Jury however, after being several
hours ID ~ zee and " Nerl. allsCllarStd
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
:. sTATES CJRCITTr COURT -. Before Judge BEr.

A black man who had formerly been steward on
board the ship Alos!em ied for stealns Gtronomee
aeo 80 lbs of ee aud 30 lbs OF sugar from that Nesse IN
&;i while She Iy al BRISTOL Eng. lie ESCAPED at the tlme
but as overed N NewYotk few weeks sace, and ar
r.s,eA. -. The Inry ilnnd hun Guhty.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

CHEAPEST OIL STORE IN NEW-YORK.-
" TO UP TOWN GROGERS AND FAMILIES
Sperm OIL Winter and Fall strained, bleached white and
natural.
Sea Elephant Oh, do do do do do 10
Lard Oil, do do do do do do
Linsssd Oil, raw and boiled
Olive OIL IN bottles and bettes,
Neasfoot OIL,
Alcohol and Canphiue,
Patent, Sperm and Slearne Candles.
The above warranted stand the weather and be OF
quality for Paror aud Astral Lamps For sale BY the cask
barrel, gallon quart and pnt-cheap.
JOHN e. MORRISON,
No 1888 SGreenwich.sreet, between V esey and Fulton
DeasIs IN Drugs, Melcnes Pants, Dye-Woods. Teas and
tirocers articles; Dyers' Msnuactur.s Paper-Aakers,
Dsters', Conlectoners', Brewers BeerMaker,, Bakers
and PAPER Stalnrrs' articles dig I'm il
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
ENGLISH DRUGGETS.

~ a small invoice OF superior quality, new pat
terms ana bright coorS--ior sale cheap BY -
go c. w. SMlTH & COMPANY,
I2l 2,vis 2j: Broadway topposite City llai)
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

SUPERIOR COURT ...... Before Che! Justice JONES,
Edward Witherell and others, trustees OF John
Mc.ea Jacob hcker SnesIil he detecdant levied
property belUne.ngo concealed debtor but tid not
aud hrou h states that the goods
we- followed by landlords and taken out OF his
hands. :. Verdict for defendant
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

pOARD-To let, , pleasant rooms communica-
~ ing respectable family Broadway Gsntlc
and lady slngIe gentle with breakfast
aud full board. Dry goods would be taken
payment aud II competent the
font, ssos would be taken bya Address Law
y Co this office. d27 ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

TLANGE TYRE IRON.-The subscribers have
ms. received from Aess Iron Works. Salisbury, Conn
samT-s FanGs Tyre for Locomotives and Railroad Car
and edged smoothly the rolled article Railroad
Companies and Engineers will be furnished with this article
made order Of any shape required, by addressing
OLIVER AMES, Fails Village, Conn or -
MITCHELL & WITHERELL,
dl2 lmiE IS Maiden Lane, y. Z,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

EOR SALE-'Ihe very valuable property on
Broadway South corner # Pine-suset For particulars
apply TO ANTHONY J. BLEEtKER& 81 Co
DIS No Broad lreet.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

VHE PRACTICE. OF PHYSIC.-A Physician
long established City practice about removing 10 the
country offers to dispose of II TO competent p~en on very
reasonabs The situation holds haering pros
young profess mors erenced
practitioner inquire Immediately of Israel Minor Druggist,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

ii. Miller aud all vs.. Deiorcst Maurice. Judge
menl reversed. For reversal Ii, for affirm. ,.
Peter Duffy vs. State OF Ncw-i ork. judgement
reversed. For reversal Is. aitirmance ,.
l. Stalker vs.. w. Mcdonald and others. Judge
"ient affirmed. For affirm. Il, reversal |.
y kppys. ?. Van Courtland and others. Judge
Aent reversed For reversal l8 for affirm. none. <
Albany Eve, Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for
BY \. B. SANDS CO, Druggists and Chemists, Granite
York Sold also by a. B D. Sands, Druggists, Nos 70
Fulton street David Sands Co, Non East Broadway,
out the United States Prices per bottle six bo IS s.
The public respectfully requested 10 remember that Is
Sanis SarapaIa that has and constantly achieving such
remarkable cures of the difficult class OF diseases
which the human frame subject and ask for Sandss Sar-
sinarllln and take other. az
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
Court for the Correction OF Errors.

NoNpil, DtF. ., TEIJ-
Presen,-Tbc Lieut.. Governor Senators Bar, Bockee,
Ghambea am, Corning, Dennistoa Dsyo Dickinson, Dixon,
Ely tanlkneI Foster franklin Hlrd Hopkins. Lawrence,
Lst Mitchell Patt, Porter, Putnam, Root Sherwood Va-
uey, Works, Wright-26
Chester Hayden aud others, Judges of Oneida
County, assignees of Lyman Corliss, Sheriff SC.
rs. Joshua Palmer, impleaded, &c. judgement at
irmed with costs, &c. For atiirrnance Il, reversal!
lone.
Robert Tillotson vs.. John Armstrong, Jr. and
others. Motion to dismiss appeal Mr. J. Lynch
vas heard for respondents and D. Burwell for ap-
pelant.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
AUCTION SALES.
R,oAI EVENING. December 2Sti

josiah Richards, Aneuonser.
5ANGS, RICHARDS Il PLATI.-Store