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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-14

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ss b ns.
:s '::s I
VII afr be S With he hS whole Of
inquire Of b g 4: g;sS:
~ ITO LET-Ths l0PI .to,y granite front Brick ss0Is'
X: three story Sict Hou.s % Hudson street, jersey
c1 ssdg ss;sE :us nsr i % between Broad.
and Church sn:. Gt su,sh ON. door
:;s ss. :: %: Cherry
tory S,st HSs:: K,iasssa :sEsf Nv D, VIM
Bailey h''. j6 Sassi'' DER H2lF
LOTS on BnoADwAY FOR sAkE = Il: i Il;
18Th 9TH: neaans
18Th street This properly Uniop square on elevated
II II: os %
1ss Apply
"A TO LET, CHEAP.-A Country Seat consisting Of
sS" stony oas ss'' Carriage
E: Ga%eo with Of u 90 %
d;Ss .s az S %
For further particulars enquire on the premises conn
;c BIZ and = Pass
House .aa ios Of s1osnd oesspsd 3 the .as.ciSsi
hSs: OF A OF r':d
inches wide in the and IS s inches Deep exclusive OF
gallery the feet deep and extending the whos
breadth OF the house.
Their. four ths first floor with extensive
five rooms with ball DRESSING rooms
&c. The third attic divided into five large
rooms with fire places store oms &c The basement floor
' e y on. of tn. bs, planned and
SS.,, 81 sa i s CITY, IL may be seen between the
For further particulars apply to F. B. Cutting No SO Wall
street, or g. CUTTING,
j30 2wsrc Ts Broadway.
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A Notion ethe, with large and upus a.
scpt,or Piano Forte. &c. to be dHosed Of public auc-
spie did NEW.FOU NILASD DOG, of the largest size
and breed-powerful BEAUTIFUL gentle and intelligent
fibre THOS. BELL, Auruoneer
NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY
FOR SAIL AT A UC TION.
hA TIE M ANslON HOUSE AND GROUNDS OF
fnH THOMAS f.. DAVIS, Esq and the BEL MONT and
I'LL bRiGHToN HOUSES, at New Brighton. staten
Merch .nt,' t1chause, by HALLIDAY & JENKINS on
Tuesday the 26h day Of March next at O'Clock not pre-
viousy disposed Of at private sale go ~
The Mansion House Of the NEST splendid establish
meats the United States The building stands in the
Of four five AS enclosed il exen.
and nodous; the main walls built Of be the
whole surrounded by piazza and finished the hest
The site he surpassed 1t Commands view Of the
whole ofne " Of York. extending up the North and
Rivers New York. Brooklyn, The Long Island Shore,
through the NanOws the Ocean and arge portion Of
Jersey. -
The Belmont and Brighton Houses both extensive build
ings peasany situated nearly opposite the Steamboat
Landing and well calculated for large boarding houses no.
tells.
Fora diagram and further particulars igply ar,ss
fi3toMrs6sec 40 Wall street.
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UMBRELLAS.

SLEEP TIERS
NO. 1875 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
MTG IPATING the revivl of business have increased
"A their stock manufacturing operations rival the
establishments the globe Purchasers
being supplied with quautity and quality Of UMBkEL
LAS, PARASOLS AND SUN SHADES, including the
late Partisan style
Being determ ned succumb the
petition their goods offered the lowest endurabe advance
the real while constantly the alert introduce i'm
material and ship the stock will
always the most fashionable and best
goods in the markt f'4 2wrc
NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. 6, lsH-MR.J. H SCHENCK
~ Dear Sir You have HEARTFELT gratitude for the
bottle. Of invaluable medicines sent bv
Mr. Simpson, and have the to- inform that
had taken bottles Of before the prouse night
and the ncesant cough which deprived sleep LETT and
before had taken three bottles discharged from nv lungs
severed different times surprising quantity Of hard white
substance continued using your syrup until had "a en-
bottles am now in sood health Instead OF being
obliged abandon studies advised d. by
physician, in the Theological Seminary at New
rswick AXE pie recommending ScHEnCKs
PuLMoNIc SYRUP friends aud the public. for do frmv
believe that II taken in time IL is certain for Pumo-
B. r. MURDEN.
Prepared BY Fl sCHsNCK and Tor sale at his principal
Offices No % South Sixth below the co ner
hestnut and at his Laboratory No i2 mace street histe
pha Also for sale wholesale and TAIL 4sM CORTLAND 81
below the Of Greenwich New Yorkthe only
place this where be had Also, for salt
GO Comh Bo.ton and at No. i6 Broa way Albany
Ny.
The above Offices exclusively for the sale Of Pulmon
fii imsrc j. ". SCHENCK.
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ENGLIsH POTATOES-An additional quantity of the
II real Lancashire Poltoes of the very best quality, and in
fine order just arrived in the packe from Ii
vcrpoo for sale by e. II. MARSHALL,
is2wrrc 80 Burng slip.
NOTICEAll hereby cautioned AGAINST trust
~ ing the Of British BarQue ADAM CARR debts
Of their contracting will paid by the captain consgness.
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TO THE PUBI.lC.

TO The PUBLIC,
MRS. g. b. MILLER & co, Tobaeeo end Snuff Manu-.
l acturers 40 Wafer street. Wall street. respect
fully inform their friends and customsrs hat there
crcnation OF counterfeit and spurious Tobacco aud Snuff
selling through the city and country BY peda representing
having been manufactured by stamps are made Tor
That may be misled BY such imposition or suppose
tht we lick or fail in erernrs manufacture usual
good articles been induced TO give this notice o
friends and caution against Misrepresentation
We pledge or exeon 10 manu-.
c,ure, heretofore the best articles and no other
N Bhe only authorised by us to supply onr ems
at their sto Samuel II Rogers and Smith sloane
All manufactured aud sold BY us are warraned and
not approved Of be returned and the money refunded
Sold reasonable articles IN the Above ne
Oh the quality manufactured the UaIted States
| Mrs. g. D. MILLER& CO ITO Water street,
n lmissm Wall street.
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DARK THEATRE.-1he public are respectfully informed
that this Theatre will for the Monday,
speedily be announced flo tire
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SCOTS BAZAAR,

SVjOII'S BAZAAN,
II Greenwich. SANDS SCOTT returns his most sincere
thanks to his friends and public for the be
al support opened the above house. and hops
by the attention merit contnu thereof
The qualities of his Aes Wines Liquors aud Cigars,
too well kt own to need comment. -
Of Refreshments be had all hours
until IL at night such as
Beef Steaks P0ached Eggs, Sardines
Mutto~ Chops Cold Ham, Buckwheat Cakes
Fried Kidneys, Cold Coru'd Beef. Coffee and Tea,
Ham and Eggs, Picked Tongues, Wech Ra.ebits, &c.
Dublin BrowE-stout always draught
good Dinner Roast Boiled Meats for shilling
ry day from three o'clock.
Families supplied with the best Scotch and Irish Whsks,
No house better supplied with English Iish SCOTCH Welsh
and city Papers, Always the latest possible by the
STEAMERS
Good Rooms for Private PARTIES Clubs. Meetings and Re
ferences. f23m~ec
DEACH ORCHARD COAL-$5,25 per ton for broken, egg
and large Consumers may rely getting the best
Red Ash Coal the above price, well screened weighed by
city weghsr and delivered from the yard corner q King and
Greenwich ats. PETER CLINTON
IN Inn
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Re- YH3gE g00Ks, PAFHEY APP S1 EylPENcEs


prudent man nsures his goods from fire. and who
that quite important have safe depository for
this important subject due reflection and inform them elves
shat Safe the best protection against fire and burglars and
If satisfied las universally that the Saamau
der the BEST then decide whether will purchase OF the
who pays the patentee for the right furnish the public
with article warranted genuine and has betrayed the
confidence those who have trusted their property safe
voton Of the patent law Tor which suit: are now pending
only be had the Iron Safe Warehouse and Factory Of
SILAS e. HERklNG, 139 Water street
N BSeyer good second hand double safes made by e..
j. Gsyos for sale less than half Of first COST having
been received ia part payment for the real Salamander
lmdGyVrYc
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And ell other knd Of Boot. and Shoes in hion Laoes
Boots. Bushins Slippers Ties, Quilted Shoes frune
Shoes vhs and black SAITH Slippers Butter Shoes. a0d
Clogs and the Of Bcou
aud shces Misses and Childens Of ell kinds to be found
goods warranted to be tie best and cheap the cheap
est at 367 Broadway Of Franklin
i26 i'm re GREGORY Z CAHlLL. 1857 Broadway
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CHIP Cob ia, CAPT. HEPBURN. FROM LIVER
POOL Consi.nses of will send their
permits on AID the ship foot OF Pine street, 10 the office
OF the sabsciibef without delay.
Al GOODS not permitted in five days must sent to the
public store. JOHN HEhpMAN,
fl3 SEQ 81 South .
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NTOTICEAn adjourned meeting Of the Stockholders Of
N the Bdgewater Copper Mining Company will be held
the Banking House the Bank Of the United States (northsas
business. - . :, =, r
Extract from the Charter IN transfer of said stock Of
said company shall be valid eect1al until such transfer
shall entered the books Of the Company
ny ''''' " N JUDAH DOBsON. Secretary.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
u PEYsER CO. Uately removed from The corner q
liberal Wholesale and RETAIL the following articles
Berlin best Zephyr WoIted-the complete assortment in
this country. 49, -,
Canvass for Embroidery, OF cotton sk and w0rsed all
widths.
Berlin Enbrodey Patemsof the choicest snd ds
crpon; Embtoderles finished and commenced velvet
si,n style
Tssses for Hair Dresses OF gold sveand silk land
Bracelets Combs Hair Pins and large variety Of other
beaut full Paris Fancy Articles.
Purse OamentSteel gilt and silver Beads Bugle's Purse
Twist plain and shaded sticks and spoos Embroidery
and flower Chenille, OF silk and meal and silk. j,
Also Fnges Gnps and Cord ara assas ,mpored ana OF
and widths
Branch Store Broadway, formerly 437 Broadway)
IT 3mec&
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VALENTINES, Nc. Beekmsn 81.
Corner Of Park Row, Lovejovs Hotel.
~ Please call and eyamina specimens. j3O lmSuc
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TO TAIL.ORS.

BALL DhESoES, tlaBkOlDEKED ROBES, AND
HEAD DRESSES.
d ROBERTS, 373 Broadway begs call the attention OF
ades general, splendid assortment Of the
above desirable articles.
500 LADIES' Coronation Robes with five OF embroidery
quite article, selling at s., nell worth $l2.
Ladies' kevieire Organdi dresses, from 81 upwards
Ladies De Begls Embroidered Robes, article, at 50
Also Illusions ariatans, Laces Silk Mantuas Belgernes
and French Grape Lisses Of shade
Coo Dozen Ladies' Kid Gloves, black and colored.
200 I" White KID ia long and short.
Cartons kmbrOidered Capes and Collars. i'll m
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GENTLrMkN'S FURNISHING STORE, 90 MAIDEN
" LANE.
Over Goats. from. .....'.. ...$s to 12
Sack to 3
Dress do to II
To 4
All made OF materials and the modern syle.
PeIsoas furnishing their materials depend
having them made in the best at the following
puces
Over Goats, made and trimmed IS TO 10 90
Dress do do to 10 20
Erock do do do 8 to 10 90
and Pantaoons, 81 50 TO i 10
shirs made up TO order after approved
French patterns Under garments Of all descriptions
y hand Gloves Hosiery Cravats, Scar Supendes NC
i lm@ec w. COLLINS
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TO Farmers, Gardeners, &c.

Our increased size ives us much more space to
indulge in our favorits subject Of tlng the boune
ous earth, and especial attention Is paid to Agrcul.
turs Horticulture, FloIculture, and the culture of
eys,v thing calculated TO improve and benefit man
tkand, make them independent of Foreign Mono
polists, perniclous Legislature, sc
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OUR TRAVELLER.

In ,his department constantly appear Original or
Selected LErTLHs from our special correspondents
or transient travellers, in England France Ireland
and Germany
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THn MARKETS,

Particular care is taken to procure the earliest
adyces in rslereHceto to the prices OF all Kinds OF
Grains Provisions, Produce &c. the state Stocks
Ranks. Money, aud Lands; and our extensive ar
fangements will hereafter render our Prices current
of inestinabe value to the Travellc7, Farmer, and
ali Business Slasses whatever
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From the Goshen (Ia:) Democrat
ORATOR CLAY.

OhA YIN VIA
pv DIR. E. w. II. ELLIS,
Orator Clay had tro tones in his voice.
The one squeaking thus and the o'he'
down so;
And mighty conven,eat he found them bo'i
The squeak at ,he Top and the gu'iurE
Gelow.
Orator Clay looked up 10 the Norihi
I'm for Tariff Profscive,' said hei
But he turned to The South with his other
tonel
"A Tariff for reoenus only twill be4
Orator Clay to ME North with squeak
j am for Bank for National BANK!
Orator Clay to his friends at the South
4 confess my opinions are not rery rdnk
Orator Clay was Mason Of note
Not a secrei,a sign nor wo,d did he sllPi
Bu, Orator Clay all his secrets forgot,
And really couldn't remember the grip!
Thus to all orders, professions and creeds'
Orator Clay gave tone Of his voice
WHY shouldn't all men of all parties agree
While evOry one found him the man oi
choice.
Orator Clay was in want Of some votes
Candidates say ii's terrible want;
But in spite Of his squeak and his gullera'
notesi
The people have sworn that come il
he can't
By at least foottll
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Our Enrcpean Correspondent.

Our especial European Correspondent, resident
in London keepsus supplied with the earliest issues
and materials Cor enriching our departments with
choice Literature and Variety, and giving 10 Emf.
grants, as well as Others correct and connected
eccount of'whstever occurs ofinterest, either at
hama ar abroah
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EXPENDITURES.

BRIDGE CONTRACTS.
Amount paid Cleckner e. McNnch in full
on bridge at Seidletown sac OF
do paid Cleckner 4 McNinch in fall
bridge contract at Meicks i4S 81
de- paid David Liley in full on bridge
act A. W. Hauses 352 O0------- lesO Va
BRIDGE VIEWS.
amoun, paid sundry persons for viewing sites
and for reports bridges 81 oO
BRIDGE REPAIRS
Amount paid different pesoRs for rspsrs done
to the several bridges in, and built by -
the county %SS os
ROAD VIEWS.
Amount paid different persons for making
reports of pubic roads 29s oO
JURORS WAGES AND MILEAGE.
Amount paid Grand, and Traverse Jurors
a the several terms in JS43
do Paid at Jan. d63 90
do Apiltem 5l2 so
do August 5ll SO
do November 700 00---2ls6 90
STATE COSTS.
Amount paid Justices, Witnesses, and Con.
stables Is costs in suits, wherein
the Commonwealth plaintiff 40" 6%
DEPUTY ATTORNEYS FEES.
amount paid Edward H. Badly as fees 90 3s
PROTHONOTARY'S FEES.
Amount paid Jacob Eyercy as fees l49 Al
COUNSELLOR FOR COMMISSIONERS.
Amount paid Paul L.idy Esq. for Counsel 20 90
ELECTION EXPENSES.
Amount pad Election Boards of the several
election districts in ls43
Amount paid to Judges and Clerks appointed
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Original Domestic Tales, Essays &c.
his country or Europe
OUR TNGRAvI1TGS

Scarce number is issued without one or mort
instructive and explanatory sngraving or copy 0
some gem of the old masters, with descriptive
Tale Essay, or Sketch
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Chair NanufaCtOry,
THE subscriber continues 10 carry on
CHAIR MANUFACTURING

CHAIR MANUFACTOR1NG
bu siness at the old stand Of 3. a. s. Hagen
buch, where he will be ready a, all times
o furnish Fancy G. Windsor Chaip, Set
ices, Boston Rocking Chairs $te, of every
description, which may be called for, at
short notice and On the most reasonable
lerns. lie will also execute House, Sign 81
Ornamental Painting and House Paperng,
n superior manner,
From his experience in the business.and
his facilities of manufacturing the various
articles of his line, he 0atters himsel! ,hai
he shall be able to furnish as good work,
and uFen as reasonable terms as can be
done in the country, all Of which he will
dispose Of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
~ B. Orders from a distance will be
strictly aud puncIuaIIy attended to.
b. HAGENBUCH
BloomSLurg, Dec. 80, ls43'
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We to day commence New Volume of Cham
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TO remind those who desire to subscribe for ilthal il
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We the undersigned Auditofs Of Columbia co
teng duly elected 10 settle and adjust the accounts
Of the Treasurer and Commissioners have carefully
examined the accounts and vouchers of the same for
the year ls49, DO certify that we find them to be
,orrea, and that we find balance Of cash in the
Treasury; for County purposes Of four hundred and
ninety seven dollars and eighty seven and hall
cents, aud balance outstanding due the county
from the above mentioned sources of sixteen ,hous
md two hundred and twenty collars and forty four
and a half conts. Given under our hands this Ssh
Of Februwy, A. D. Is44
HUGH M'ELRATH.
JOHNSON Fl. KELLER,
JAMES G, SPROUL.
-7uditors.
We the undersigned Commissioners of the couti.
ty of Columbia, do certify that the following Is d
full and correct statement Of the Receipts and Ex-
pendtsres said county, for the year A. u. SAB.
Witness our hands this 9Th day Of February, lsi4.
JACOB DEMOTT,
JOHN B. EDGAR,
SAMUEL NEARS.
Aiiest,
Il. MkSDENHALL, Clerk.
Aptil 9th, 1914.
The foregoing Report Of the Auditors of Coium.
bia county, being presented to the Court of Com
mon Pleas of said county, the said Court order and
direct that the same be filed among the records Of
the Court of Common Pleas aforesaid, conformably
to the acts Of Assembly In such ease made aud pro.
viGed.
J. B. ANTHONY.
w. DONALDSON,
GEORGE MACK
Judges Of Common Pleas.
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S9976 9S
STATEN EMF

Oroutsanding debts due the County, Jan. lst ls43.
Balance due by Collectors viz:
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STATE NH ENT
DH6M1PIgS AND NEPlENiD1BTDES
OF THE
COUNTY OF COLUMBIA
FOR TILL YEAH. 1S42.
m A,los elected to adjust and Public accounts the county
Of Columbia together WIN s 's ION @ S % OF December of the sam,
yeart both inclusive and respectfully lay before the Hon Judges o. M
eqd and 2l of the General Assembly Ped the o day
RECEIPTS.
AMOUNT received by l. B. RUPERT Esq TeasuretOf Cole
DR..
To balance due settlement in lsi0 TIT 10
Amount received from collectors during s quarter
from collectors for iSi0 "a os
ls4l 557 613 -. -,
Amount received from collectors I'd quarter.
from 'ol'o" for 1882 1881 l3sssss.-ssss SSSss. o4s
Amount received from collectors Sd quarter
''''' from collectors fof lsll zoe 10
isis 500 so----aaOi 05
Amount received collectors 4th quarter.
from collectors fot is4o 2esl
ls4l 1913 s4s
is4s $40 57----sIs,7 443
Amour, received from collector during ls4s sss22 o.!
To amOun, received from other sources o
William Barber on bond ALB 90
Northumberland CO. on bridge repairs rs 90
John Fruit as Jury fees q IL
Jacob Eyery II
Owners of Land redemption money 20 o2
Collector in Rosringcre (scboo tax 25 90
As taxes on unssated lands 40 ls------s754 es4
Whole Of receipts during ls4s sSs76 vs.
DR.
BY Of Commissioners orders redeemed
in ls43 sq47 a5
Discount on deprecated money ~ ga
Amonnt a premiums on Fox scalps 80 20
Paid for advertising unseated lands So so
Jacob Ely yely on bills II 95
OF Commissioner cent on sfs3 43 ls5 81
Refunded NJ c. Gier settlement OF dup 90 e5S9i79 lo
Bslsncs IN TEessurors hands, Jan. ls44 si97 s74