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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

STATE OF NEW-YORK, ss-In Chanccry-
- Before the Vice Chancellor OF the First Crcuitlhs
Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City OF New
York VS.. John cLeod, ac.-Master's Sale
State OF Newly ork will ba sold public auction under the
direction of the Undersigned OF The Masters OF s4d Iou;
Halliday and Jenkins anctioueers, the tSenynlnh day
Of nstant(A D. l84) u o'clock noon 81 y, ma, al
land situate lying and being in the Second Ward OF the City
of NewYo BOUNDED easte[iy in from by " an street
westard in the by land late OF G7iEer SprnT
souhwardly By lard late Of John Turner and north
warjy by land late of Elan Williams containing IN
breadth in front twenty feet three inches III the ra9 sixteen
feet three inches and length the souhey side xtyei:ht
feet inches and the norther side slStyevsn ee,
one inch being the same land which sold nd conveyed
By John T. Champn and wife TO Caharine r B"geTt de-
ceased b ndenture dated the eleventh day OF february
d. 1891 which, by the death of the SAID Catarine T. Boger
vested Maria Mcleod her oni daughter and heir
at law. Dated New-Ycrk January 5th, a. D. 1874.
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL.
Master II ihancery.
n Gp.u,N Jr Solicitor ie 2aWtJ29
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09
GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY
Prnf57e! stere l2 5,s c4f.,aHtss Sf'g York
.9gency at ll6 Fi4ton-strcst, Brooklyn.
.qlsc corner ef hain czG Kan Hoeto"-st, Paterson NJ
INVITE The ATTENTION OF CITY AND
das in eensT % ef svea sstablish1e where they
urra4d Teas in the United States The universal
larry ard d Of their h9qse h + 5 @ 70 high Gua
70 rerder further comment seCsssary.
Original and oGly warehouse the sale Ho-auas Black
bef tho nusb Of the principal store in Gbs
l2l BE- Pearl ad ,;osev in seeking iof they
nezt door 70 Lorilla1ds snuff md Tobacco
stor under The name Of Canton Ie' Store The public
pany haze pohing Go with any other whatever,
described at The top ,a advertisement d9 Pm
EEORlSON'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
e hereby certify that al-ssrs. FIRTH SHALL o rank
lin Square, New York, are our Only GENERAL AGENTS
SsEruS.E o.T nor EoaGE TayIoR our late
any authorised TO vend Morisons Vegetable Uni
CAUTION BECOMES highly nscassar All persons selling . cur
Medicines IL me United States must have the authority the
6ssGFs1s ssasd Ass''s NoRIsoS f5Id Co.. Hrg.,,,
gTitisi Coileseof Health Ssw Road LoHdon, Jan Iss
by e friends Of the Hyseian System inasmuch as it
have @ eXiensrey circulated by those who are as destitute
+ s cn.s 81 he S5s 6f Cosss oS sfn9f a b. o.
tanned IL their original purity of several gentlemen who have
taken aeneic II SsYea of The different States whose
VIII y fouEd N t= New York Courier and Enguirer7-
They be had also the original ackases of he follow
ing su6-AC-pts, VIZ:
Ne.srs. Paul Pou & Co. ee John ST
:. +. II Schietfsin * CO. l0i and l06 John
JC WhitmoIe, Esq. IS South st.
= isaac Sna.i, 1870 Greenwich.t.'
Pete! Hampton, le0 Cana! 81, New 7 ork city.
Mes5Ts. Post * Lewis, jericho, L. |.
Ii; .: barlwell Troy, New York
Mrs. Goodf. Utica, do
Ms:ss. Be- E Evil kB8ssss:s BseT Fol.ep.s dc
= ~. J. STYLES. Rhinebeck, do
m.t FIRTH x HALL General assotal franklin SQUARE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

5Fi;5se.~~--> TO MONTR EA IA w
SzsssssSsz g;sss5. ED HYDE s Co;'s@ @ @EXrRESS M LINE OF
Burlington and Montreal and all payts Of Vermont and New
HanpShre, Via Salem Casetoe, Mddshary and Vegennes
10 Burlington. sayes the Office Of HARNDEN s Co. h,
South; East corner Of E1chengs Building, Albany at
O'clock aud the Office of kARNDEN& * CO, No. lo9 River
street II o'clock A. NJ, Daily lSundays v,ceped) Thli
line coanscts viii! daily line Of ssss a, CambFdge, Ny
ies Chester ChaGes.en Concord y H. also
aays.hi also with Stages Tor stockbrdge RSyalton, and
onpetle aud all parts of the State Of Maine. Fol
passage or any info!mation apply a, the office Of
,hSRNDEN s co. No. 3 Wali-st. Newly YoIk:
d Tickets VIII be furnished the Office OF HARM
Den &Co, Tor passage by the steamboat EUREKA. aul
IN" doussonic and Western Railroads Albany, that
PASSENGERS may pay their fare through from NewYoTk 10
Montreal or the intermediate places jail 2aw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09
COAL ASH SITTER.

AN INVALUABLE ARTICLE FOR Ell
"A Their PRIVATE FAMILIES OR PUBLIC IN
STITUTIONs-By putting your Ashes and Cnders IN a
al one end of the machine and giving crank the
nnposi,e end few turns you will find the maeri ais s,aat
ell the ashes drawer and the clndes IN anoheat the
same particle of dust can escape curing the oltF-
alton. -,
They operate with astonishing rapidty No for family
use viii screen a barrel OF coal ashes III minutes.
No s. hotel size, viii DO the same amount OF work IN
Ininutea.
r.I MI BU L TO erect machinery fo7 its Elauisctory.
Now in use in the Astor House. Franlin House American
Hotel and other of our publc institutions as well rs
large number of private iamies.
35 Stone street.
Scales of every description constantly hand d22 #
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

R6 sFOK ALBANY-By the steamboat
60 SSgREKA S1 and Hoasatonie and Western
ksllToad. @ Fare through Five Dollars.
cur tickets al the Office Of ofHARNDEN s Co all ST. -
agents az New ok and Albany Will bestow extra
and attendance upon Passengers with tickets without
donal charge Our arrangements such that Passengers
oi beyond Albany can be cketed through al 0nr oic, la
yysy that viii save them much time, trouble and expense
;nISnsU HARNDES & co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09
SCIENTIFIC HAZE. TONIC KE.SIOREP
W nl, !. I.l-Il.LL.l,
.rpIAl RnlTLss-luREE SHILLlNGs

TNIAL BOITL1 ST HKHh sHILLINGS.
ITO THOSE who have psed Jones Coral Hail
Restorative know its excellent Qualilsso tbos. wb,
have not we say that TIN fact Of selling th5rib6s,
bottles must proyeth truth o our 5a'ginea-apd hatw
are NOT afraid OF erscnS rsiaa s'n. QUs.tty fII, v,
warrant pcsz.sS the fonsTiS GosucN:it viii fore,
the hair to crow any part who're Ni' a'saGoi hain
light red or grey hair dlk For dressing tie rsoi
and silky nothing can 5xcgs4 ,',t ~ make it tl$ u
superior article made for tn hr So4-priCe 5o5al.
iinss ahottIeaI the SIN Of the : an as z ch
Boston Lstser Euildags, Philadelphia; 20l Kilss;n
ChirlSStnn, ). {, d29 In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

DHILADELPHIA EXPRESS. -Messrs HARM
DEN CQ IN connection with their Boston and Prov.
idence Lines OF Express and European Agencies two
daily Lines OF Express 10 Philadelphia connecting with
Baltimore and washington and all the iInpoT les 10 The
South and West.
PareusE attention VIII be paid the transportation shd
larity and despatch, large parcels &e despatched daily
at before r NJ. Small parcels VIII be reserved up ps
NJ, ami deilfeIeo carry In fhaoriphta morning.
n3o If HARNDEN * CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

I lQ(JID lR.-Thja uncqusled medicinal
IL compound Tvarrantr.i te sn eGectpal ,em-4y IN
scads burns cuts ccutusons. scIofr4. teer Iinsgcm "
s2lt-rhsuIa acald head uics bhes item aufa asva,ei
ofthe skin from whatever cause IL Wi Nl'o remove
riexion - hle. delicate ,efelsss that pobns Else a in
part ard for cleansing and h- teeth gum, and
cleansing the mouth and throat of fever umk
acknowledge ta supremacy every one: Ssc-everuse
1t Will seCualiy PANT tar pch grease spi the Ike
from silk. wooen cotton aleS without he est Clrala
to tina cotor No aYii individual should De witnouit
or sale. wholesale aud et, by ts Propgiitor 4 John
street second floor, opposite JaCbaIas Abega diicoaH.
allowed those who buv 20 sell again.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09
To Me..rs jeremiah Noonan James j. Walsh, &C.

TExAs-The Picayune has Texan papers to
Dec. 23d. The Congress of the Republic was
in session. Mr. r. Newry was elected Speaker
to the House. Gen. Houston compliments
France the United States and Great Britain
especially the latter, for their efforts to end the
hostilities between Mexico and Texas.
The President complains of an infraction of
the revenue laws by the citizens of the United
States In the neighborhood of Red River. and of
the conduct of Capt. Cook to Col. Snively. He
represents the treaties with the Western Indian
tribes as favorably progressing. For the present
year there will be small surplus in the Trcasu-
~. tie SAYS:
1t is estimated that but about thirteen thousand
dollars of these bills [Excheqperl are now in circu-
lauon.
And he adds:
The Executive believes that one of the strongest
supports 10 currency will be the exclusion, by
law, from circulation within our limits after some
given period, say three months, of all foreign bank
paper.
In connection with this, lie recommends the pro-
hibiton and suppression by statute OF every de-
scription of paper in the character OF bank, indiy
ual or corporation notes issued within the Repub-
lie, and intended or used for circulation as currnncy
Notwithstanding the miSchIevous and utterly
eroundless publications upon this subject emanat-
ing from some OF our public journals, the good
faith OF the nation will finally be thoroughly yind
Gated by the redemption OF every dollar for which it
stands pledged.
He recommends to Congress the total repeal of
all laws heretofore enacted authorizing the negotia
ton OF foreign loans, and calls upon Congress to
devise some method for enabling the officers of the
Government to enforce the laws and execute their
duty, He makes no reference whatever to the Navy
or Commodore Moore He suggests that fund be
placed in the hands of the Executive, that, should
the negotiations with Mexico not terminate amica-
bly,, would enable HIM TO be prepared for the con-
tingcncy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

8s e CHURCH BELLS AND Io@s ,,.SI}
"a 5CLOCKS-The subscribe:, who was aW.fss5 s5
Is with dinloma at Tie New-Yosk STATE fali ~ ~
and 1873 for the 5est torsd h,gca [,n,s 6,s B.s s
prepared al his foundry at West Tey A. Z. % 'st t .s
:ais and Warranted to stand and such as to pies
Fastens heuthe Improved cgg troI y2Ee tbi I o. W.
GTrrs The increasing demands for his bells 'he #
ence that can se gven OF their excellence 10 say n9t5 5
other States between three and four hundred nufe y%
have been furnished for dier'N places IN The Slse VI
Also, Lsysng and Surveying Cqp2T -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

z. v WAkNt.ft ( co. Soe PropIlctOEA
AGENTs-l5S Bowery; 755 Broadway corner Eighth STREET
46 Broadway Grand tIst; Bunker, eoer Chamber
street and West Broadway; Coul, corner FIaakila al
Church streets Wm Robertson IS Baltimore street. Ban
more {. Fronsham B.oadway. rear Sats street AlbssI
II W Newcomb Co. 315 River ,;reet Troy; Hart, ri
Broadway coracr Chamherstr4et hcGGire 100 fuItonA.
Bulletin Office beesm4u ana Nsisau'street; Bros
Uihherd ~ J,l,n-stregt ssg
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

NEUFFS. MUFFS!-FURS.-A good assori-
iSt mont of hlut, and Fur Trimming, the lowest maj.
Ls, nr;reNfor sale at J. H. MONARQUE's,
ne ds7 T inns " 22S Bowery
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

Gentlemen: have just received, and read with
most grateful emotions the letter you have address
ed to me.
a communication from any of my fellow citizens
expressing so much respect and Kindness could not
but be gratifying. But MiS, coming altogether un-
looked for from all, nearly nil, the voluntary CIT
izens dwelling in the place OF my own residence, al
a time when no longer have power or poilcai III
fuence expectations or dcsires-bearing an impress
of sincerity and transmitted in a manner so modest
and unpret4nding, is worth more than procession
or title. cannot consent to receive without dls-
claimer the HIGH praise YOU have rendered me; ior
in reviewing my public life, find 1t full rather OF
wishes and efforts, than OF achievements benehcla
70 my country and mankind. Ii have seemed 10
desire more earnestly than some others to mehorate
the social condition of the immigrant, and to extend
10 his children the benefits and blessings OF educa
ton, it was chiefly because such pohcy was en-
ioined by moral and official obgatlons and II am
more free than some others 10 yield sympathy ana
encouragement to your countrymcn IN their native
land in their struggle for national restoration, IL Is
only because have witnessed the oppression winch
fhey endure ANY American citizen would THINK
and feel and act as have donc if circumstances
should afford him equal information, under clrcum,
stances as impressive, and he should be charged
with equal responsibilities Gentlemen, we are
neiehbors and we need each others friendship, good
offices and sympathics IN social ie 1t Is an occa
sion of high and enduring satisfaction that am thus
assured of YOURS 1t shall be an object of care and
solicitude to prove that your respect and Kindness
so generously bestowed, are most gratefully fcnleni
bered and heartily reciprocated.
With assurances of my best wishes for your ind-
yidua prosperity and happiness, and an earnest
desire that your children may grow up trustworthy
members of the American State; and that you, and
they, and oil moral persons who seek this country
as an asylum, may enjoy unquestloned, and IN the
fullest latitude the rights privileges and advantages
Of American citizens,
remain very respectfully and sincerely,
Your friend and humble servant,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
To Me..r, Jeremiah Noonan, James j. Walsh, sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

nR. PHiNNt.Y'S FAMlLY Pills -T5e.a
~ mild aud purely Vegetable Fills were FIRST a,.odgos,
the pubic by Cri utoGs ejaculation, thus allow iug Yo
test Them before they purch,ed uGll hgy have tecome
tcnsrgy hnown in the Northern, Hrie ana New iassS
States and ie% Southern cities without mch adye,fI,s
and are largely used the practice OF the esur, Nv
scians, many Whose caItic2lss have seen youuu!y,
en- Persons afflicted with cods dyspepsia, biunSness :,
their possession Thee ils may he ad At all the rcip
prug and Country Stores IN The Acors toned States I
wholesale and ret1i! at T. y D. sands . FGons ri y
Sands Co II East Broadway; ~ l.. Sands & No. ID
Broadway New York; Browning s Brothers, 80 Mnsyts
phiIa,i.l ha aud Maynard X Noyes, Merchants ROW Be-.
I'M Eclca . csn,s. and 81 CENTS 10y Box. d2a Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

GOAL! COAL,!-The real genuine. he'd AsE
CPeach Orchard at the docs OF second hand
dealers but at the fountain head the mEes where we gel
prices free of caItage we'll screened from the yard swotn
eichers endorsement the back OF each ticket: Gt 20
stove IS 2 Broken Egg SIS So from the Lump Lacka.
wanna S. Lshgh IS So Liverpool screened $40 G-t 5Of
Wilmington st. near Spt.s. GUERNSEY CO o4
pEACH ORCHARD COAL.-The subscriber
bo, now on hand for sale the above coal of all sizes
which he offers for sale low m.rket prizes f,on the yard
Orders through the Dsp;tch Post or The Office OF
the subscriber viii be promptly attended TO-.
r STOKES DICKERSON, No. iO7 Anthony ST.,
rear Of Broadway Tabemlcle
IivarDool and Svlrey Goa. for family or Smiths, on
hand for sale as above Also Ash and Lehish Goa! sl
So. s5s. 40 dist
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

~ SE-SHOES-Warranted superior II
geyry TO any heretofore used at about the price
o the ron IN bar Al doubts or this subject may be
sorted sizes, viii Immediately De
suI the section Of country for which they ordered
6y applying 10 the subscribe. the works. Kellogg
Co., WaTrsns Hart e Lealey, J. C. Heart * Brosha
Troy Lewis WIS Bsaadist Co, John Townsend, Albany
Plersons Cos New ork; Charles Smith, Boson; a MS
B. w Jones Philadelphia, and E. Pratt Brother Baltimore
where farther information may be had on The sub
Troy Iron and Nail Factory. HENRY BURDEN.
au1l If
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the sale
Of property for unpaid assessments advertised to take
day of April 1874 at u o'clock at il the City Hail.
Street Commissioners Office, Oct. 18th, l83.
ole Paw GIN JOHN EVEN, Street COMMISSIONS or
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

TNVENTION.-THoMA CLANCY, Tailor
and Inventor of the Art Of Cutting any kind of Coat with
the breast front of Collar either Cloth or
susninS lron The waist the of collar over the
back seam az s time making II breast 10
cloth a. and ea1Tss M o no m9se stuff And he will instruct Tar
ia6 lwe THOS. CLANCY. s. John ST. cor " iIliam
SkATES.-A full assortment of Skates. strap
X, ped and uns'Tapped, az wholesale and retail by
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

r. NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER
~ POOL.-Packet OF 2st January-Ihe neW; n.g sn.ggq
VEST, G25o tons bultenl Capt. 2 Woodhouse, vii! sail
line beiog ali 900 tons ard uw ards persons about
bark for the Ola Country wi a to see the advantages
to be derysd from selecting this line in preference 10
other. he great capacity renders tem every way more
comfortable and convenient than ships Of smaller class and
Others. Tfose wishing to secure berts should fail to
". g. j. T TAPSCOTT,
Al their General Passage ofSe +2 Eek sG cor s9ut
9th OF March Persons wishing send for their friends
have them brought out in this MAGNIFICENT Packet or any OF
the Regular Line sailing the st, 9TH, lh, 6t 2ls and
2Sth of everv month.
DRtFTs for any amount, payable on demand. without dis
count all the principal e England lrsand, Scot
land or Wales, constantly for sale rs above.
The SHERIDAN will succeed the Queen Of the IteSt
and sail on the 2Gth January jai
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.-The interest
i or the PUBLIC STOCKS of the City of New York. due
and payable Feb st 1874 will be paid on that day bv c. w
Lawrence, Esq. Chamberlain OF the City, at his Office the
Bank OF the State of New ork.
The interest the TEMPORARY LOANS Of the City due
above, viii be paid that day, the Comgrollers Office
No. 5 Hall of Records Park.
The Transfer Book viii be closed Saturday jan 6;l
1914, at O'Clock, p ",
For the accommodation Of Stockholders transfers win
hereafter be permitted during the close Of the books to TAKE
effect TO the st day Of the month following.
ALFRED A. SMITH Comptroller.
Comptroer's Office New-Eork Dsc. % lgi3. d3O
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

FENCING VACANT LOTS IN THE SIX
j TENTH WARD.-PuBLIc NorrcE is hereby given,
that Petition has been presented in the Board of Assistant
teenth streets and the Ninth Avenue and Hudson River
Persons interested in this proposition and opposed thereto,
requested their objections the
desgned his Office Hall OF Record before the 7th
day Of January next.
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
Street Commissioners Office Jan. 6. 1874 jag
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

FLOUR AND GRAIN AT BosToN.-The whole amount OF
Flour received Boston during the past year ebis;
last wear 600 400 bbs OF the receipts 1887 bbis Were
York 53Gl from Albany, III 595 over the Western
Railroad 50 from New Orleans; from ports In virginia
ai 05o Pl,il3delp pha 35,20i, Baltimore 3l,i79
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

ti+ PASSAGE FROM LIVERPOOL-Pack
%TT5te ct ships LIY YERPOOL and
.G. ing TO send for their friends out by the FIRST
Spring ships should avail themselves the above magnificent
Packets the LIVERPOOL, 5G tons buTtIen Cart J9n
DONS, 1000 buren, Capt E. B. Cobb, will sail from
Liverpool on the lltf February
Mr. Wm. Tarscott isnow in Liverpool and will give his
personal attention forwarding such passengers whose pass
be engaged with the subscribers for either OF te
abo, avorte packets by any of tie regular line sailing
every five days.
Certificates on Saturday the 3Dh inst Boston to be
forwarded be the iberna sailing from thence on the
Isl January, by which sufficient time will be given to prson
in the Old Country make ready for embag IN either OF
the above Packets.
For particulars, amply lr By letter pos-paid.) to
w. & j. Z. TAPSCOTT, - Peck slip, y. y, or
dos WN. TAPSCOTT. Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pnblic Notice is
~ hereby given the or owners occupant
pants of all Houses aud Lots improved lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the Street Com
viz: For regulating the Boomingdaie road from 2ls 23d
street. and grsveng space thirty feet wide through the
embracing lots both sides of the Bloomngdae road
from 2 70 2sd and both sides of 22d between
the 4th and 5th Avenues
assessments aud who opposed the same either
them, are requested to present their objections writing
the rslsned, the Street Commissioners Office within
30 days from the date of this Notice. JOHN tWEN,
Street Commis:oner and Chairman Of the Assessors.
Street Commissioners Office Jan. 4th 1874 is lot
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

NEW INDIA RUBBER SHOE-STORE.-
~ The subscbeI opening, No 2tii Broadway,
Branch OF his Establishment and would respectfully invite
the subscribe obtns, the Es premium the late Far @
durability beauty OF hnish All Shoes sold are warranted
good supply OF Macintosh Coats Cages, LePresarveEs
sc. Sc.
Haskns's Marble Cioh, for Tables &c. which obtained
Silver Medal at the late FAIR ONLY II this Ess
liShmcn. The Publlc invited call and examine
4 more extended notice will .ppeari IN future number
ns CL ROSS, 2il! BToadIysy and l2. Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09
GUDERvILLs GERMAN PLASTER.


A MOST EFFECTUAL REMEDY for the
n following compaiuts Coms, Cuts, Bruises Buns,
tsn Sore Thoat Fever Sores, Hip Complaint, &c. labO
from one 10 four shngs.
ten years aud those who make oi II vii find very
ful in their families thousands already estily Atm
will be sufficient recommendation Sold by Aln, Conner
Propretor 1858 Woo,ter-srsS near Hous.onst!eet; j.
Ivais, rs Bowery; a. II. Tripp G7 DYision,tres Ms
Munroe 1870 Houstoustreet Mrs sparilnY II Second Ave
nue.; o. Sanford corner of Hou.tOa and Cannon,eet-
Brookyn- Miles Cook corner OF Pro.pect and Bndgei
Mrs Red Ihread and Neede Store. Eulton.st dll In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pubc notice Is
~ hereby given to the owner occupant
parts OF all Houses and Lots improved runimproved Lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed oy the Assessors ard are lodged III the Street
viz:
y, Resulaug and paving W.shing,on-seet from Battery
Place 10 Morsse-t embracing lots both sides of Wash
nstonree between Battery Place and Morus and on
The North side OF Battery Place between Green ch and
streets and the South side of Morrsseet between Green
witch and Weststreet.
All persons whose affected by the above named
assessments and who opposed the or either OF
them requested present th.ir objections N "tng TO
the undersigned the Street Commissioners Once within
thirty days from the date Of this Notice.
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner,
aad Chairman OF the Assessors.
Strest Conm.sloner,s Office Jan tth. lst. ita5 lOt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

CARSAPARILLA.-S bales Honduras, for sale
- by GRINNELL, MINTURN * co. rs South St dc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09
COATS, COATS, COATS,

CHEAPER THAN EVER AT
100 CANAL, corner OF Thompson.-Dress and
lCS Froc Goats made order in suneor and fsshion-
able style fine weold sed Cloth, from $40 S5 a lew
Fashionable Goats samples the above pIce Call
and examine for yourse Ives.
Prices for making and trmmlcC Dr.ss and brock Goats,
from - TO 81.
Pants and Vests, 81 25 10 81 IS.
The above Garments made by trs-rate workmea and
warranted fit or sale Also Boys and Youths Clothes
cut or cut and made order equally as cheap.
ionable Clothes vii! find their advantage cali at ths
above store Altering end eIarng the most reasonable
ferns lis lw< s. IOUNGS, 1872 Cana. street
NTEW ORLEANS PACKAGE EXPRESS
~ Through IL from 10 l5 DAYS ADAMS co.
having had ter IN successful operation for SE
ea' months prepared and forward tr-Wee
Packages for Orleans by the central the ABOVE
Unprecedented tune For further information please apply a.
the Office MOI Wall ~
g. Packages for all the intermediate cities VIII be de-
iiversd in much lsss tine than byaHy other line. cA!