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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
WHO ANDOUBT THE VIRTUES
w OF JAYNE'S TONIC!

SUMMERyILLE, y. j. Nov. 2S 1ii2
Dr. Jayne Dear Sir send you The too ~;Dg certificate
obtained from Mr.. Quick. would just state that became
acquainted with him about twG ogo Al thai ;e he
entirely bald With the exception Of lock OF hair
back part OF bis head about size OF half dollar
and Thai lock OF hair he told had been made 20 by
avers thai he rad nor l,s b., IN ~ pa,S Erje bsi,
covers his bead completely, and from four five
inches long. Very respectfully, yours, &C. P. Mason
ToSicrhis will certify iat entirely bald for about
three years, when recommended t.y Dr. Jsyce's
Hair Tosc. procured bottles OF Hr. ma,on, SUM-
merve, and using the Tonic for about fifteen months, my
hair in all my head, aud, although quite
Ing restoration OF my hair has excited TIE establishment OF
all my acquainances. and made object OF Curiosity
70 many am S. years OF age. and have
gard the inventor OF this matches Hail Tonic public
beneiac,nr JOACHIM GULIcK.
New Germantown. n. J. Nov. &C. 1872
Prepared only No. 90 South Third PHILADELPHIA and
sos Broadway Price, ST 0o-6 bottles for S. 90. LOT ln"
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xT7NnoW sHADEs.--WINDOW

w ahsebsTs I s ,Se SPACIOUS D:
e,ora NJ snrnce street doors troIn Nassau, w.
execute all sBd dsspacb
All Einf. of Sign Painting done In ~ no. arTsn,rd
passed by any other establishment Soa pei sesored Sign
Boards always or hand ,,,r.,ciss done IN
Banners Inferior Decorations and
order Designs furnished and executed IN superior ~
Specimens OF work always be seen and references
o'T.ey bave On hand and are constantly manufacturing
Transparent Decorative Window Shades srange IN .ne
Keepers OF hotels saloons public places OF resort aho
families can always be supplied wlIh Shades oil me d oe
scrplion and warranted The assoieht consist OF
lid Italian Lsndscapes Wild Yignettes French Scrolls,
Virnet,es and Rosette Centres, ScTlptural View" racy
Sse,ch and Gothic Landscape Centres Intern AooeyS
kads Of Shades no matter how difficult are painted IN
a superior st;le al this establishment
They would likewise call the attention oil the pubic 10
most splendid Gothic Shade got Up in good style and war
ranted TO please.
The trade generally supplied on liberal terms.
Trimmings furnished and Shades liked II required
BARrOL < DE MAUNY.
SAMUEL F. BIR-oi,
z De M.CEY. Jll II
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IMPORTANT TO THE DEAF.-We

Il take pleasure in calling the attention OF our read
20 SCARPAS ACOUSTIC OIL for the cure of
Deafness From the favorable have heard of
il we feel satisfaction in recommending ito The attention
OF all who may suffer from Deafness This he only med
icne offered the prb curing this disease that
felt condesce in and its cfec; different which
have within knowledge have been such as the
most gune could wish Persons have cured and
relieved who had given up all hopes of being benefited
Ii little surprising while EaGy sufferers from
Deafness thai successful effort been made sooner To
produce something which would effect radical cure
medicine, however is before the public by The use CT
which, ali may be relieved OF exceedingly dsagreeablc
disease, and enabled again enjoy The society of their
friends Wssay TO all afflicted, by ali means ~ it.
hie;andef's Messenger.
Prepared by b. Bell, rad may be had DR.. JAYEE,S
Store, 3a5 Broadway. New-Yerk. I0f i'm.
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HAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silve.
Z Z Medal arded J. Hayden fer bis very supe
ror by the American Institute last Far. The
Government have given them the Preference and the bes
and many OF the public institutions vii!
other Pens They have Justly obtained the hghes, rsputa
ton, and surpassed equaed by any the country
The trade ssppGed the Manufacturers prices by the
agents J, F. HAYDEN fiatt-sueet-
Agents also for Smani School and Counting house Ini
StaEd1 mysu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23

ETORISON'S Hygeian Medicines
I9A MOTTO E.-Whereas, 4. A. Samsnos, Of o. Broad.
way. New-Tork, is making improper o! IesSr-.
Mcrison / Co.'s appointment for the sale Of le. iied
cnes This Is, therefore, inform the public that Mr.
Samrnos is not authorized TO sell IORlSON'S PILLS
in NewYork asd that hessrS. orrsens only Agents In
Nrw-York Messrs. FIRTH IL HALL, of No. Frank.
LIN Sqz1-e, from whom alone the Medicines be had gen.
rine. tS!gped) MORRISON CO.
Dated British College OF Health, New Road, Lendon
JGne 18th 1912. ivo Il
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M ORMS IN CHILDREN-Of all

w diseases 10 which children are exposed, none are
so fatal 10 Them Worms. Unfortunately, children are
seldom free hem and as they initiate the symptoms OF
ing efect. without beug suspected. They not only
cause of disease themselves their irritation aggraTaies
all other diseases wandering from part OF the BODY 10
another winding themselves cp into large balls and OBJ
sructing lie boz els and frequently the throat causing con
Wilson's, and death The desired ,snedy WI nc
found in Dr.. JAYNE'S TONIC NERMiFu Gt. WHICH
will very soon DESTROY the Worms. and nygoate the pow
ers OF digestion 50 a to prevent return OF them.
Prepared only No. 20 South Third stree.
and sos Broadway New.York. Price 50 cents per bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23

~ 7TUFRF No BALM IN GlLEAD?

Il Was the pathetic exclamation OF the prophet OF Israel
as he bched the degradation ard misc OF bis people
and DO. not the heart the phanropst with emo
tons of COMMUNICATION and soroH he witnesses The hope
less and helpless condition CT thousands dying all around
him with Consumption, and other pulmonary affections
and to ask ais there no balm that heal tem ply
sicay them from death; Yes. there /, balm
that will heal he, and arrest those fatal diseases
and restore them health. II is found in JAYNES En-
PECTORANT, which never fails TO relieve.
II is prepared by Dr. Jayne, sos New ORR
and 20 South Third.Street, Philadelphia.
< loer lct I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
D. From the BunkerhI Aurora, Chares,own.

From the Bunkerhil Aurora, Charlesown.
d. RlcHARDscS's BrrcR5 The Editor OF the Post has
been made TO feel ten years younger by the use OF one bot
tie of Dr. Richardson's Bers. These Bttsrs are quite
popular and prove highly beneficial The Editor Oh .ne
Post is certainly good authority in such case ana MS per
sona experience should far toward establishing he uoc
tors Compound. ,,, ,,,;,.
From the Essex Banner and Hlverhlt Advertiser.
This the season for tbs OF this valuable medicine
II is the mo,l safe and eifecluat family incidence LOT diseases
cch II, PROCESSES cure that has ever been discovered
IL is composed of different roots and plants w e IKE 'nr
biters tsy Guach but prepared 10y IeBu
lar nraccs physician who but very little about ie'
ins. but leaves it far those who use them 10 make ueu
o,.n statements their beneficial effects upon Tue system
W. have inst used OF bottle, WHICH we pUrcha
ed rom one his agenls, whose name Will 6c Iouno on e
orle of orr paper, month ago we could neither rum
fcnt sing hnioa dance, 10 work. without ieein una,
or DAYS were soon be numbered among those tat are
ro Bu these Bi,ters have cure Us, and we tee as we
had heen bora again. and say. in our own peculiar
syIe hecone dull care" 10 suit curse vcs ana nose VINO
us, 10 feel so TOO mus, resort Richardson's Bers, or
there is nc help for them.
From the Lowell Patriot.
To IN. above cheerfuy add own testimony OF the
efficacy OF Richardson's BlerS They are excellent LOT
al tie purposes Tor which they are recommended
r For sale, wholesale and retail, by A. b. D. SAM S
General Agents, 70 and loo Fuon ST.; also sold by u
Sands l. Co. Na II East Broadway; A g. Sasds Co..
No 273 Broadway; Gassner Young, No. 1872 Chatham
i8f I'm
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lsa. FOK SALE-lu the village Of Ctt

x.s,a, FOX SALti--ln the village oil 1la t
n,on Columbia County, the properly 9s ls5,,,
.,cly occupied Dy the subscriber. consists " @
al built brick House, 40 feet square, anu tmo sa
with kitchen attached, number OF ou;bnIloihs - n,
80 acres OF choice quality land, which are S,e no
pie Orchards, and variety oil other fuL LIT 'i g,r
perty is pleasantly located, anh convenient WHO osr,,
10 Post. office SORE &c. There IS also ~
Academy N the village with chapel Tor fels Ess,sv
ship &c. To gentleman OF some fortune WIZ ,sser.
retire TO pleasant county residence, or fns,
who will DC satisfied with moderate Dui sT''
this offers an eligible situation r.st he sti
For ter.Gs or further particulars. reference W.
10 WI. IL WlLsOa. Esq, Cefmoni, or 10 'nc '''''
80 GREENE street, Albany lin he nrA
n. b.-lie above property, II Eot sou, o WIN
RON me Isl OF May next at moderate ivan VAN BuRLs
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: LAVE. YOU EVER TRIED I'LL

Az T. YOU Nv In INIED I II
not do M, delay another dag, but send immediate
II If you have been of the wise and prudent AID al
ready bought hottie, the question seti!edyon have re-
NESS never fails ltis The only medicine that will cuIe
Thousands OF deaf persons wll give their testimony IN Us
favor Til. beauty Of the thing Is that scures you without
producing any pnln.
Prepared by Dr. B. BELL, and is sold on agency 81 Dr.
D. Jayne's Office, No. Se5 Broadway, New YORK, Irce'
So bottle. lo III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
asa FARM FOR SALE at AUCTION

.,sss. Will be sold public under the direction
Feierck j. Coffin, E.q. Master III Chancery, la, well
known Farm late OF John Wolfe, deceased situate within
bali milk OF the village of White Plains, CcuE,y
Weslches,er at The dwelling house the premises OF
Thursday The sd day OF February, Instant al O'Clock
In The aitenooSdid arm contains 30 Of good ano
Tie fences and outeudihgs are 10 good repair Upon the
premises Is new and convenient, % yelling House.
There will be sold az The time lot OF wood lane
containing acres lying separate rom said Farm
About one halt OF the pufchas money remain uPos
the premises For further particulars Inquire o. ISRAEL
PuRDI Gp The premises; ELISHA hURTON or j. w.
TOMPklES, at White Paius lW tO 13fr
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TIME PIERIAN; or, Youths Fountain

vi Z FItNIftIV; OF, UUIII 1 UUHIdIH
i OF Literature and Knowledge contains as much read.
ing each number ordinary volume sold in shops for
cal ever offered Youth and will contain articles by Mrs.
A. S Stevens Mrs Ogoed, Mrs Sigourney, Mrs. Smelling
Nlessrs Schoocraf Benjamin, Neal, Arthur Tuckerman,
Nelson sc Mr.. VIM B. Bradbury contributing the an-
sic expressly tor the Work. The February number con-
lans Tales OF a Grandmother, by Mrs Smelling; The
F rsaken Boy, by II. Il Schoocraft; Travels at Home
The HsPrnl Holyday; Anecdotes, Poetry Nc &c Three
6ue Eng:avings and beautifully col9red Flower Plate.
Price 81 a year. or 10 cents number.
a PRIZE! A PKlZE!-We will give TO any one who
will send US ten subscribers and $40, copy OF Sears
Wonders OF the World" and The Pieran for year
Address tpost paid The Editor o! The Pierian, Al
Broadway. NeW-Yark.n If Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23

aA LAND WANTED.--Ths Sylvtns
-, Association OF the City of New.York are aeIs
OF Purchasing from two To thee thousand acres o. Ia ~
within bundled wilcs Of New.York City, III Ee sue
If pennsylvania. New.Jersey or New. York. The u
Land must be we supplied with wood and waiel =, -
adapted TO grazing, grain growing, aDd gatoeaIS,
poses UncultYated ands with Snail cgiIVaeat sA -,
adjoining would be preferred Owner OF lands WIZ
give clear le are requested to prepare lrne San. e
IN relation such lands, win the most ayotsuI II
IND address their letters post ia d. 10 ~. " o.,
The attention ol Iaud-hoders respectfully NsS ss
the SyVana Association intends going mo 9peis'''
early Us possible. >, .o,y n
Editors OF Country Newspapers are requfs'eu ' KID
notice tins advertisement -
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By SPECIAL Appointment.
EOSEPH elliott, Pen Manufacturer

TOSEPH elliott, Pen Manufacturer
~ TO THE QUEEN.-CAUTION.-Th high charac.
several depuebe makers 10 practice asud only upop
hr. Grtt bet aIss upon paDhc An inferior ar Gle
bearing the sspesd thus, elliot oHiltting the a
unfinished appearance, and the very common style hce
IL s put up.
Observe the genuine Pen, are are all marked in full
"joseph Go,ps Patent" Joseph lotI, warranted "a
and that each gross bears fac smile OF his signature.
The above say be had, wholesale, OF HENRY JESSOP
iyl5 ly 81 Jotn-asree1 corner oi Gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
X1TAK WAR WAR 1.-The Wig

NAV AK WAN! " AN - nc VIZ
wv Makers have declared hosi ties aga inst our nesh
Dor, DR. JAYNE. account OF his HAIR TONIC, Which
is knocking al their business cooked hat Ladies
ard 9entsiuen old young fockng TO the Doctor
Standard Heads long Invested OF even the first rusiuen
Of hair after sing hi, Hair Tonic appear with new
and fs~ing ocB which Abssom himself nigh! have en-
Bear boys with large and Dusty
WHISPERS and ladies smile again through their own raven
rugets more beautiful ard bewtchng lban ever Bald
heads are doing their Wigs and throwing them 10 Tie
unes and bats while the wig makers stand aghasl n
they behold The demolition OF their business what WIZ lie
the consequence OF this know not, as Tie wgSies
are outrageous aud the Doctor remains firm and declares
that some things can be done we'll aS Others and that
Bald Heads may well their own BAR as The mar OF
others. 0etav 'e''ehHcl.
Prepared only by Dr. D Jayne, No sos Broadway New
York and 20 SOU Tnrd.strest Philadelphia
Price 81 bottle 6 hotties iOI =. I ~ I'm
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= r~--a-e AELIZABETH-PORT AND

NssassaSzsESsy NEM-YORK FERRY COMPANY
t,uu.er dr.ans cn.:rt.-FaTe l24 Gents.
Thr steamboats, WATER-WITCH and CINDERELLA
ply daiy from ELaseth-Port to New York touching
New-Srshton and Port-Rcbnond, each trip, follows:
on att. alter the 18th DAY ei October, 1872
All, and 10 O'clock, 4 N Al = and 10: a. NJ 81, ana
AT andSt O'Clock. 2 NJ All and 4o'cieck, PM.
On SvRdGy
Leave Elizabeth-Pou al vc!ock a. III. and al ?. NJ.
Leave NsW-iork at 10 O'Clock, A NJ. ard al Il +. M.
E.B-PassengerE Wes,hed, Scotch Plains, Planfstd
Bound Bnok, somervile, Easton Schooleys Mountain,
by she Ezabeth-toWu ami Somerye Railroad Cars, vii
leave Nevfork IN the Fl o'clock beat in morning,
n the /! ana O'Clock boats TX the afternoon.
Passengers rom the 81 O'Clock boat will leave Soperyi,
in stages Eason tor Schooleys Mountain the
rival or the al Someryiiic.
The Horse Car will leave the front OF the Union Hotel
quarter OF hour previous the departure Of each boat
AL baggage Al the risk owner. oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
sszs VALUABLE RIAL EoIAlSa

saa VALUABLE REAL Ed IN
-, safe al priva,c iae.The snbscrse,' be .
I,-.e sale, ali that valuable property
tip OF N IddietUwD, M0aussGth C~tBy, re ~ vii:
taIul0g about 900 u Laud, d. loo Shrse HI
/. Inc Lloyd Farm containing about -, oaspy
acres when WI. be soid all toserT' o. one n,va'
Two farms OF about 100 acres cacn-edeh Wood. ]
abundance OF Mari i, and suifc'ebcy Va, ME-
2 The Farm lately belonging to Joseph t IefsS
deceased, Containing about Oh hunoIcIi ,,o hgs
property Can be advautagrousiy dNiueo and II
Fatins, and will be- sold III Whole or III pe''
Wooded. .Lo,, Tuen!y y,
The MILLS IN first .epaif o;!uss1t -, and
duciny grain region, has bat ii!iie co'pe"
tpy a very PROSPEROUS business -, of,he ~
The wno.e property Is situate iB 'be n "a vel
lie i1wu,alp IN le county u Monmouth, on" peril
the attention OF Cal alsLs OF persons snnT l,iys
res1eGce as il lies Within about thiss " III MIC
naygs,on on shrewsbury River, aAa dpo. .,rrpsoe
me tfonri.hiay village OF hey P0f! "bei 3
rerfs viii BE easy, 81 great paa. w. " aid pr
,onev EAR remain on bond and mo W ,ri be "
hny person wishing view said psUpsi,;y ,,r, NV
the Sae by calling ei:hef OF Inc D., ci,r OF
the premises. PfodaSti,e properly N ,e az Fol-
or NeyYotk Will be taken IN part pay w - .llsceE
particulars INQUIRE OF " 81. u tiONi ~ NATL
York, or of iiSf .iRs VAN NJ
MiddIe.own, FEB. II, i84a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
T1AVE YOU 4 COUGH DO not

FAVE NOU A COUGH DO not
4 4 neglect il; thousands have met premature death
tor the want of little attention 10 common cold
Have YOU Cough DIR JAYNE'S EEPECIOkaNi,
safe medical prescription, containing M poisonous drug
and used extensive practice for several years VIII
most positively afford relief and you from that awful
disease PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, which annually
sweeps into The grave hundreds Of The young The oid le
fair, tue lovely aud the gay ,,.. h,,.,e
OF the E1pectoran, TO-DAY tomorrow, may ne 100
late.
Have you Cough!-Jayne's E1pectorenl IS the oh'y
remedy you should take 10 cure you.
For This plain reason thai in no Of the thousand caSe
where it has been used has il failed TO relieve. NJ.
yort { 10 I'm
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Ear, The Lsh cittzen:

Erisb Genius, >, ..,s.,
ted ty an article on that subject IN 'h' '''' '--'
OF The Irish CItttsh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23

SSt4sEJ FOR GOSHEN VIA NEW YORK AND
ERIE RAILEOAD.-Forc to Goshen 81 80
------ rurser's 81 1a-On and after Monday, January
3D. l843 The cars OF the New York and Erie Railroad viii
run in connection with the steamboat U ca Capt A. H.
Schuz.) daily, Sundays e1ceped)
For ngers-Leaye Duane street pier at O'Clock A.
NJ leave Goshen al quarter past A. NJ.
For Freigh-L-ave Duane pier al 3 7. M leave
Goshen at half past A IL.
II. C. SEYMOUR, Sup't and Eng'r.
IT The passenger train connects at Turnsrs WIFI
seach his Mail stages for Newburgh, New Paz, Kingston
Caskill and Albany, and Goshen with the Carbonate
and other Western Line OF Stages. ian2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23

FyHE EXEMPTION LAW.-The De-
Z bste on the Repea of this Law i. 20 be continued
next Monday Evening 9th inst, at Washington Hall, by
MessTs J. w SrRANe. Efq.,J. 7. BRADY, Esq., j. SIM
Mosp. Esq l. D. DEWEY, and Justice NEwHousE wis
will preside. Tickets l2f cents Ladies invited without
charge. fze A~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23

nR. KlCHAkUSbN'o SHERkl
WINE BlTTERS.-Tke following are lew OF
the editorial notices
From the Boston Morning Post.
Dr Richardson's Sherry Wine Biers are an excellent
medicine have bottle OF them, and are about
ten years younger lin eelngs than we we're on'n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23

COOK PUTS.--25 small size Cook
. Pots, suitable ior whaling vessels for sale by
Js I'm F.F. EDDY, q Old Slip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
"a TO LETT he spacious Store, No

~ 10 LETT he spacious Store, No
Gs!ss II Divisionsuces, running through to East eras
~ Is feet by l40 now occupisd Carpet warehcs
possession given The 1T OF May next. On The ID tq
fronting vision street, large room suitable "a !
school room, aud possession given immediately. Onhk
door also fronting on OivisioasL, large room stae
md now occupied as school, reom. pOsseaipp on heA
May next. For further particulars enquire OF ThsGPc
I.rs fish
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23

"A Nsa FARMERS MERCHANTSI
I'LL 80 AND MECHANICS LAND, LOAN anil
cZonANrE OFFIcE.-Al this office can be tcrnt
greater variety OF property for sale and for exchange r
Al auy other Office IN this city, With diagrams and de
lions OF farms, mills, factories, wafer powers wild ,c
houses and lots almost every stale ard city 10 TIE Cr
Loars made GOOD city security. Any business snlt
TO nay care will be thankfully and punctualy attended
f2l ST. 4. L. SMI h 70 Lleftya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23

lrA FOR Sale, At Astoria, former
ill.,, Haelrs Cove, splendid Country Seat coasaS
,."od House with one acre of Land and valuable
Ter privilege IN front. said land is wellald outn sna
with large variety OF fruit and ornamental trees sas
berry, &c.
INF between the country seats Of the late General s,
ard Doctor Alexander Stevens.
a boat plies between Astoria and New York Twice u.
stage lhree times each day, akng II convenient ot's"
.enian dong business in New York.
Apply to Josiah Blackwell, No. II william Mse e,T
John Field No. l73 Easl broadway. ~ Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23

lz;A FOR SALE-th he two story b1cSs
iis House and 10; No. Is FoSytb-street, near wan.
Tue ol i, IS front by 20 deep The House cec,!
for plain family easily be divided for two Csns
Part OF the money can remain on mortgage. Applyn
fs2 81 W. ". STlLMk Ii. u ChfyNi.r,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
Il flOUSt.S 10 LET IN THE FRS

- EOOSEC ~ LIZ L IlN III INC
-N,iI AVENUE.-To let ron 'he first day 81 Nj
next ,hosc TWO handsome and cohmodouS tWc sc
houses Nos II and 76 First street, corner OF the fIs
nue. These houses are well built, and finished, and +
very desirable residences for small genlee families whs
% hire al q low rent
Also the TWO story House and Store No. | fna A'''z
corner OF Houston street This is first rate stand "a
Grocery having been occupied for that business more "
Proadway f1as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23

lMA TO LET.-St0re, granite 'front.' No
GsssE 5 Burling slip Pearl SIT Lois, large Gs
an. CclIar-was built for and has been fer many ysen
cupird as, Paper Warehouse.
Al>, Store uni Cellar las Greenwich ST, corner OF @
$rre-one OF the Oldest, best located ana lifted up P
Groceries IN the city.
Also, Dwelling House No. l27 Liberty street. eoral
Greenwch-iafge Dining Room, Pati Tor, - good Locs3
Rooms Pantres &C. location, con, enienceS Gc. oris
eel boarding house or large fanny not surpassed BY y
IN that section Of the city. Groom Water pipes wlss
troduced tn. oueb the building, if desired by tenant
Anply 10 A. GkkELE, 76l Broadway. lAt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16
Domestic Importat,ons

New ORLEANs-Ship Lberty-iis bales hemp Ai do
324 pigs lead 81 bushels wteit 80 ties tslow do bh ax-
sdsd (oodhue col bbls beans COO hams hhds
Haper-6 hhds tobacco Boornsn Johnston CO.. % Geo
Douglass bales Fischel5 axseed l. Nlabee
30 bbs do beeswax Wilson Brown-9 bbls Fork lie
Less col Dbl Ams-2 chests tea Mles.g bale.
hemp Tucker Cooper Co.'S bbls hemp seed Barke Powell.
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