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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27
THE T Ri u N E
D.xv-York Legislature.

W,
Srx.TE, Mr. faulkner, on leave INTRO
,u.aa bill to amend the charter of the New
Vork and Erie Railroad. Extends the time
thin which certain portions of the road arc to
be built. ,.o..
Mr.. Putnam called up the resolution hereto
fore offered by him, providing for the aPpropiri-
at;rc New ork's share of the Land Fund TO the
COMPLETION of the Schoharie Aqueduct and the
Jordan Level, but at the suggestion of Mr.. CLARK
consented to let it lie upon the table until to-
Mr.. PUTNAM introduced the following concur
rent resolution, which was laid upon the table:
R,olred f Assembly concur) That the Canal Board
sr may Be made on Enlargement OF the Erie Canal as
s s sR that if bee wecs 1S 50 @
70 repair and continue in use the old work.
Mr.. PUTNAM said he would make but single
remark in presenting this resolution, and that
was, that he had offered it for the consideration
of the Senate under the recommendation OF the
Canal Commissioners.
Mr. RHoADEs introduced the following pream-
BILE and concurrent resolutions:
Whe,eas 1t believed that negotiations in pro-
s, between the President Of the United the Gov
Of ba e nssd States and where
as be feared That the stability and perpeuity OF this
when THE WHOLE PEOPLE Of States shall alike enjoy
the equal and naienabe rights of life liberty and the rnr
Resolved III the Assembly coucur That Senator'S IN
Congress instructed End Representatives requested
10 all their efforts prevent the annexation OF Texas
TO the Union.
each Of our Senators and Representatives, in Congress copy
Of these resolutions.
These resolutions, being concurrent, lie one
day on the table
The bill to replace certain standard weights
and measures, destroyed by fire. was passed
The bill distributing the Natural History of
New-Y York was again discussed at great length,
and referred to Select Committee with in
structions to report bill distributing the vol
umes in the various counties according to popu-
lation.
The Constitutional Amendments were received
from the Assembly and debated at great length,
and some amendments passed in Committee and
agreed to- An amendment offered by MIR. HAND
extending the right of suffrage to ali male citl,
zens of the State over 81 years of age, was
rejected.
A letter was received from Amasa J. Parker
Judge of the Third Circuit resigning his Office of
Regent Of the University.
The bill to reduce the fees Of certain officers IN
the County of Albany, was passed.
In the ASSEMBLY, the day was entirely con
sumed in the discussion of private bills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

A COMPLIMENT TO MR. ADAMs.-Thc New
Haven Herald describes a beautiful Ivory cane,
intended as "a present TO John Quincy Adams
The staff is from the mandatory of Messrs. Ju-
Illus Pratt s, Co. of Meriden, CT, formed of one
entire piece of Ivory, on the top of which is a
spread eagle inlaid with gold, holding in It's beak
scroll, with the motto, " The Right Of Petition
triumphant" and in the talons petition partly
nnfolded. AT the intersection of the head and
staff Ia gold band, with the following inscrp-
tion-"T To JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Justnm ct te-
nacem proposit virum''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

NORTH CAROLINA GoLD.--The Raleigh Star
says thatin the gold mine near Lincoln,on several
large Jumps have recently been found, one weigh
ing 267 dwts. and several others weighing as
follows: 1876, l54, l07, 81, 60 dwts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

UTA slip from the Grand Rapids Enquirer an
nounces the opening of navigation on Lake Mich
igan. A vessel had arrived at the mouth OF Grand
River from Chicago, bringing supply of articles
for that market. There We're II feet Of water
over the bar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

FURNITURE NOTiCE-Sota Bedsteads. &c
p COTTON would inform all who want OF + ar
n;re OF any description that h, IS prepared 10 furnish and
has constantly hand very large assortment including
PANELS Patent Sofa pet:;ead, which for ,mpcity dura
bty and economy without thslr equal The puiic
invited call ana !.s!naso all other kia:s o.
sofas AWAY. lud.
Those break up hcusekecl ng wishing TO sell all o.
nny portion their fuTuitne, IL lind ready sale by senJ'
lag line calling upon the subscriber.
Sale: by EIS,icl faithfully attlpded To.
au2GIsu +. CCLION. ll3 Fulton aud ~ Ann sta'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

We should suppose that Harry of the West {"
would run ahead, but it is probable that all that
run upon the same track will come in close be-
hind y. S. Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

sssA F0R. SALE OR TO LET--A small Farm
T.: 81 OF about twenty-five pleasant and healthy
location IN FasS4ic County, NewJersey, the
pike from Newark Paterson, miles from Paerson from
Boomlald and from Eewahtand Il miles from Hoboken
aud Jersey CITY Ferries On the place good substantial
house barn excellent orchard OF apple and
Is well seeded with clover and Timothy producing large
crops: the land of excellent quality, aud neveridng
spring running through and the honse There about
100 coo oTa SucauIus trees which have stood the climate
these last six years; and well suited for Market Gardener.
any p-rSon wishing engage the Silk BusHeSs The
above would be exchanged for within few miles OF
III" city Long Island, the cities OF NewYork
Brooklyn. Apply 10 II. r CHAPMAN,
mh23 l5ss Il Fulton street up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27
M FOR SALE-25Oo acres OF Mountain, with

M FOR SALE-25Oo acres OF Mountain, with
T:;E FINE growth of young Timber and 800 OF tiabl-
I M 81 MG IS gae1r sed ri, d "a 3 he
and Of the best places for buildns Dam for safety Tn
The which II one of The b-st places for mannfir
iurg the STATE and the Of getting market
By he Railroad ccuG not bs competed with On the
MISS good story frame Houss IS feet frcn aa rear
Kitchen Barn and outhorses FIRST rate Grlst Mill, with
Two Tl OF stone, with good OF
iam Also ~ or y good small Houses for This pro-
-Ety lies ID he toSn OF Ramspo Rocklaad County.
miles above the kamap0 Co Wnrs- and ythIn sly Of
TnwrS-nds lroa Works. Abundance iran Or within
shor, distance F2riqit,5[ call OH A SMITH
So Liberty, or W L. TOWNSEND, No. 81 Nassau 81 y
l. the subscriber 10 lives ea the premises which can
done three haura de With The ~ and Eri- Railroad
nh2 lmeoI' THOMAS WARD
collar LAMPS AND LES-Just
~ received an assortment the above Of thu best nanufc
tuIe, which Will be sold rerv low. BIZ
fe2S Inns ALBERT BEACH, Ia Cha.haa-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

MesSrs. Harris q LinJoTd:
GENTLEMEN: wIr yoa in haste One of our boats, VIII;
Goods ma, Just arrived Gla A. ahead every body Hei
name is F" Harry of the West" Yours, &C..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27
Sales of Real Estate at Auction. March q
BIZ Halltda4 &. Jenkins.

Mansion H,use New Brighton standing IN the centre
hall Of marble; piazzas all ronnd ..........s 10, 500
Brighton House, ew-Bnghtou house 50 feet sqnaIr,
with piazzas IL feet wide three sides; wing build,
fronts I2s feet on Richnond terrace $50
Belmont House, Neg Brighton: buildings llS feet front
aad pazzs IL feet wide land $3.50 feet front on Rich.
mond terrace, 2i5 feet deep Hamilton Avenue, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

FIRE AT UTIcA.-The Junction House on the
corner CT Fayette and Varick streets in West u,i-
ca, Its barn, stable and sheds, and two dwelling
houses adjoining, No. 1873 Fayette.street were
destroyed by fire Saturday morning. Loss,
$500; insurance 50, l00
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

UTICA AND SCHENECTADY RuLRoAp-Thc ar
rangements have been made to run two daily
trains of cars over this road, commencing on the
Goth inst The cars will leave Utica and Sche-
nectady at the same hour, viz: at 10 O'Clock in
the morning and at 3 o'clock in the evening
The cars from the East will arrive at 3 O'Clock
A nj. and P. Nj. Utica Gazette
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27
Ays FOR SALE-A beautiful country resi-

Aga FOR SALE-A beautiful country resi-
:;f dence at New Rochelle, Westminster Co: The place
of about % of excellent land all under
III full bearing = large garden we'll stocked with choice
fruit All the buildings nearly consisting Of dwell
ling house. cottage STYLE arranged in the convenient
manner barn. coach house farm house &c The hoase Is in
the of large lawn surrounded BY several hundred for
and ornamental trees. The place commands extensive
view OF the Sound. and within hall mile of the
boat landing, aud about the distance from the village
Apply TO SAMUEL BOVINE.
mhi5 2w. New Rochelle, or at % Liberty-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

Aa FARM AND SAW MILL FOR SALE
Farm %" 9 hd frs ob 1e lin Ggis G barns 1 car ar
chads well calculated 70 the growth OF hops we'll
tered, good running through upon which
mill nearly and in good repair h- privilege
might be applied other purposes Is sit aed IN the Town
of artwick, Otsego Comfy three miles from the village OF
Coopsrsow n aud mile from HaItwck Seminary, with
schools churches AID mechanics kinds the ii.
cuity Will BE- sold reasonable Apply No. 80 Chambers
street. after 2 O'Clock 2. NJ mh2sllw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

DETRCIT, March Is
ARRIVAL FROM BuFFALo.--JuStds noe erpected
Capt. Whitaker ahead agam.-As the Buffalo
papers announced that the steamboat United
States, Capt. Whitaker, advertised to leave
Buffalo for this port on the 9th inst. and she not
arriving here before the papers of this day came
round by land, we had made up our mind that
Capt. Whitaker had been baked for once; but
10! about breakfast time yesterday, up came the
steamboat United States in gallant style 10 our
wharf, being the first vessel out of Buffalo this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

They ARE PASSING AwAy.-Mr. STEPHEN
TuRRILL recently died at Charlotte, Vermont, at
the very advanced age of one hundred and one
years. Few among the noble band of 20 have
experienced greater vicissitudes of he or more
hardships and privations than dad Mr. Iurrlll.-
AT the tender age of Is years lie Joined the army
under Gen. Abercrombie in the war against the
French and Indians and continued IN the service
for four years. Atthe breaking out of the Revo-
luton he again bucRled on his armor and contin-
ued to do battle in the cause of human rights till
victory perched upon the proud banner of his
country, and placed her first among the nations
of the earth.
He was in the battles of White Plains and
Valley Forge, at Saratoga when Gen. Burgoyne
surrendered, and at the battle of Monmouth, and
also at the capture of CORVALLIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

-. FOR SALE.-In the village Of Permont. Rocknnd
4,A co. \. Y, within minutes walk of the EFie Railroad
Depot the Pheasant Mansion ately occupied By John
NannG, deceased The house new, built Of brick, and
well calculated private residence boarding house and
finished in the modern style between and land. all
under good cultivation with number oeXcelen fruit trees
gardens barn. &c. with living spring of waer: command
ing beautiful and extensive view OF Iappan Bay. Terms
easy--nade known application to MRS. MANNING, on
the premises.
Also q two story Iame House the premises. mh26 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

LII YALUABLEREAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
E"E The premises Acquacksnnnk or Paterson Landing
formerly occupied b. Peter Jackson, situated the
he of navigation Of Pssaic the immediate vicinity
Of the Steam Boat Landing from which Boats
constantly AID short distance from the Depot Of
TIE Patterson Rail Road. consisting of
t The Homestead house and ioi the house being large
and commodlous, wiki good garden plot I'd jacsut.
p The Tavern stand adjoining te above formerly known
ness.
3D. Water Lot the Passac front of the tavern
premises below the hill
The above will sold separately NAV
OF April next Will b. offered at Public AUCTION on
the premises the sixth day Of April O'Clock precisely
aad sold without For further parc
apply 10 ANDREW PARSONS. at Paterson: PETER
JACKSON, a, Newark; WILLIAM JACKSON, at Jersey
CITY n2l l0t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

Ia For SALit-A valuable Farm and lumber
E establishment containing eighty OF improved
.-&s.land Of good quality for farming purposes. Also.
seven hundred acres heavily tbsr-d land with oak and pine;
soil good for farming estimated make thirty thousand feel
OF good lumber per with double saw-m with
Ter power sufficient for cutting million thousand feet o
lumber year; two frame barns and two dS cling houses
Said property is situated NiddIebury township Tinga Co
Pa two and half miles west from Tog: village aud rves
aud about three and half miles from the depot the Corning
and osburgh Railroad twenty miles from Corning where
the Corning and road nt,rsects the line Of the "
York and Erie Railroad, and the road from Toga
mill
The above described property be purchased at lows
irce For further iarticulaS lgqGite Of $ bEChVylTH,
on me rTfsm!sst + Il, So g. Iosa
N5T York. fe23 lawD&W6m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27
SAILED,
Ships Roscius, Collins. Liverpool; t.lsinore, do.
DISASTERS.

DISASTERS.
Capt NlcnIlieaa OF the Br schr Boundary which arrived
AT this poGt last Thursday y DAYS from Turks Island
forms US tia, ship Meamora, Of Alexandria, before r.
ported ashore Salt Key Bank OF dat place had rnr,y
gone pieces Her sails rigging &c, TO be sold at auc-
ton the day he left Turks Island.
1t feared The ship reported ashois"q eEtie5a IS me Lou
only one 10 which the report be strictly applied
galley door, considerably burnt, mari ed H. H. was
UP 18th instant LAT % 30 long 10 35 BY the julia OF
Phadel phia.
Wilmington y &, York, picked by bark Pona
of Philadelphia Jan about 500 miles from the coast and
rived 1T Gibraltar 9Th ult.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

BOSTON BROWN BREAD, or RYE And
u INDIAN, be obtained at PAUL 5. BROWNS
Bakery of Bowery aud Fourth street. and variety
Of Cakes and Crackers Particular attention paid the Abb
eIhehy aud Fancy Shell Crackers by EngSnman who has
worked the London Graham Crackers and the usual
Look for the gilt Sheaf of Wheat that hangs
the
nB young horse aud second hand platform spring
carts for sal-oul been used months. Inquire above
mh2t lw
CHELF AND HEAVY HARDWAkE.-JOH
y RUTHVEN, 81 john daily receiving iresh I'm
ported Goods very low prices bought previous TO the ad
vance England for cash. and socits cali from Country
large assortment may be found the following leading articles
always on hand, VIZ:
Anyils, Mousehole and Wikinson's.
Collins e Co genuine Axes.
Sanderson Brothers s, Co. genuine Cast Steel
Chains-bright Trace, Halter. Fifth and Log.
lbboison Com Scytles and Files
Wedding Hoes, Japaned Halt Brit and e.. ).
Brades Patent Hoes.
Butchers Edge Teos
Rowand's Mill Saws and Cross Cat.
Cut and Wrought Nails.
shoyels and Spades, AInes, Rowlands aud c. s.
Locks, Plate. Knob, Ped American
Hinges. Hook, Plate, Butt Patent, &c
James Wood Screws. genuine.
Wilson's Shoe and Butcher Knives, genuine.
Saws-Hand, Panel Back, Sc.
Vces-Brit and Cotter Key superior.
Shoe THREAD and Twlne.
Cotton, w DOL and Horse Cards
Guns. Single aud Double Barrel.
Pistols, Rifles Caps Flints. &c.
Also large assortment of American Hardware, at manu-
facturer's prices
Table aud Pocket Cutlery JOS Rodgers Sons other
celebrated makersa OF which will be sold for cash
proved paper Southern and Western Merchants buying
their Sprine Stocks, JOHN RUTHVEN,
p,h- 3iayy John 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

TEAS.-2O0 chests souchong, ajv hail chests
L do.
50 half chests Ming Yong Sopchoss
10 chests lins Mohee Powchong.
20 fancy boxes ine Nohsc Sourhous
leo chests HysOB.
10 faucy boxes Hyson, fine
100 chests Young Hyson
80 half chests do
400 chests Hyscn SKIN.
50 half ch8s,s superior Grupowdrf.
60 go do imperial
Allcountry packed aud OF late importation.
For sale By GRlNNELL, MINTUhN & CO..
d. II 70 Santh.sIees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

1t will be recoected that Capt. Whitaker,
with the Steamboat Columbus, was the first out
of Buffalo last season, arriving here The oth of
Nav. Detroit Free Press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

- Store, l7S Chatham Square corner Of hott St Bcwn
S Co have the pleasure to offer nav style Of Hats
sold for and dollars at the low liked price Of Three Dol
las Inc Proprietor; III presenting this Hat the public
think they have nearly reached the ultmatum OF beauly
chsapnrss neataess dnt biity aud comfort 1he
BROWN & CO.
mig linz l7S Chatham Sousrs corner OF Mot: 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

RY ORDER OF Daniel Pratt, First Judge of
~ Onondasa Comfy Couf aud Counsellor LEW the
Supreme Court Notice hereby gwen that an attachment
mas issned the Of Royal Stewart Of Cleveland
state o OHIO nonresident debtor under made tie
sad Judge &c. pursuant the directions of the
Corning attachments againat abscondinS concealed
resident debtors and that the w be sold the pay
met OF his debts unless he, the said Royal Stewart appear
aud dschae such attachment 70 law within nlae
months from the first publication of this Notice. and that the
payment OF debts due 10 HIM BY residents of this State
aud the delivery TO him for his of any property within
this state belonging him and the transfer OF any such pro-
efy BY HIM forbidden by law and yoidD,ed jan
uary rs, 1874 II. SHELDON.
j3 aw9m Attorney for Attaching c re,iitors
TT UDsON COUNTY, New-Jersey, March o
lS!-5ealed proposals Will be rereiv ri un, Saturday
the Both list at a NJ for the building of County Prison
and dweiiin;-hCuse attached, North Begsn-he building
to De Of stone stories high about a0x SO eehe be
qntnrd out GU The SITE For plans and othsr particulars ap
ry 10 Ind. Clark Architect, se jersey CITY Ferry
JOHN TONNELLE, Jr. J
GARRETT Nr.WklRK, COMMITTEE
mh25:lw HENRY SOUfHMAYB.S
'j'lN rLAlES.-IC. NIX, IAXX and all
i other extra sizes Tin Plates. for sale by
fe27 CASS * WARD, II Broad street,
GtROTON WATER PlPES.--Tmned Lead
" Pipes, all sizes, warranted perfectly timed for sale by
MIL CASS WARD II Broad street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

n a.so7a =, WINTER ARRANGEM ENT--
r ! L.. 4 ! NEW,YoRK 4 BOSTON RAILROAD
s9iSs--.sssS LINE, via Norwich AID Worcester. Tri-
Weekly
The Steamboat WORCESTER, CaptJ H. Vanderbit,will
tsry Place every Monday Wednesday and Friday ianoou.
al O'clock
of the Worcester at Norwich whence Passenger. for
wsrded without change OF or baggage.
For further information Inquire TIE Once the Wharf
or of D. 3. Allen. ;? Feck Slip
" BAH persons forbid trusting any account
OF said boar j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

g2rS1, 1FOK ALBANY--Ur as far as the ice
rk<-=lASSNSs- reTmts-The steamboat WESTCHES-
aclEExssiSE TER Capt. WIN. H. Mullen, VIII leave the
pier foot of Cedar This Afternoon at 50clnck. For
passage or freight apply 10 the Captain board.
STORRS * STEPHENSON, SO West ST.
New York, March Is, 1874.
The above boat has been re,tt aud much improved BIZ
lug an additional number of Rooms Her accommoda.
aIt elnal To boat ON the river. mhi5U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

qlhcny Day Line 6etween Neo York and Albany, ter 1874
The new and splendid steamboats, NORTH AMERl
CA and SOUTH AMERICA viii run daily (snndays g, *
above boats large and ary and OF first rate speed They
have been newly emhellished and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

Of the County of New York. notice hereby given all
persons having clans against ELEANOR COFFEE, lae
the City of New York single woman present same
wir the vouchers thereof 10 the Subscribers tie place Of
MUND S. DERRY No. 1923 Fuit0n.street. in The Civ Of
Newyork be1r tie 2sth day Janr nert.-Datsd
New-Yors the l9tt dHy Of December, 1919.
Join CALDWELL, Ip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

The States left Buffalo, according to her ad.
vertisement, on Saturday afternoon, the 9th
After proceeding some five six miles, she found
herself completely surrounded by the ice which a
strong head wind had blown down; here she was
obliged to remain during SATURDAY night and most
of Sunday towards the close Of the day the
wind had somewhat moved the ice so as to allow
the boat to turn round and at about O'Clock
she returned back to Buffalo. With character
istic perseverance and energy, Capt. Whitaker
put out again on Thursday and came through
In triumph. We understand that the boat en-
countered ice 100 miles this side of Buffalo,
though it had to cut its way through about forty
miles only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

the County Of New York Notice is hereby gwen To all
PERSONS having claims against SARAH c. LUDLOW. late
with the vouchers thereof The subscribers at the Office
# Benjamin Boeney No y Cedar street, the CITY OF
New York, the threth day OF December s,3
,.vsn wv y q E RdNNs?y MILLER Executors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

DREPARE,D and sold wholesale by JOHN j.
L. DAVIS, city Of Hudson, Columbia county, n. Y; and
for sale in this city wholesale and retail b.
JAMES S. AsPiNwALL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27
oFrrcr os rHf Receiver o. TAIr',

PURSUANT to the 9th Section OF the ID Aril-
Gle OF the Ac. FOR The collection Of faxes IN The CITY OF
Ssw-YorkD passed April 10, 1913. Public notcs's hereby
pygn 20 all VIII" have ouiitd 20 their ate a
the same required TO be paid M Office on or oeor
thr first day of April next
frs; day OF April next an Interest .. the rate ol2 DER cent '
anpun will be charged calculated from Ih Nth dag OF Geo
bSr Las, 70 The day on which the same BE- paid
On all Taxes remaining unpaid og The 18th Of hpn neu
to levy the same by distress asd sale oil ne
goods and chattc5 Of the person assssSed
nlhz tanl II It kfGRSTED. Receiver sf Tarps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

"Wednesday AID Friday evenings at 5 P NJ.
The Steamboat CURTIS PECK, Captain w. ~ II.
Peck, Tuesday. Thursday snd Saturday Evenings at
in ample time take the Morning Trains.of Cars for
G The above Boats aud substan;
speed accommodations unTvaed the Hudson.
For Passage or Freight, apply on board, or 70
PC. SCHULTZ.
NH q at the office on the wharf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

sEA TO LET-The modern TWO story and at.
1 basement hou.e % Second between the Bow
lery and Second Avenue, finished yh mahogany doors
aud plated furniture on the floors marble rnanels and
throughout fhe Crotoq water will be INTRODUCED
desired Rent moderate. Apply % Second of Eel
lows Rudd Z Sender Maiden Lane. marie 2w-
TO LET Or LEASE-A desirable stand
;m fora featuring business where good light and
extensive front repaired, the OF flst aud
Gold The lofts will be let separately from the
desired. There basement and vault which may be used
for locksut umbrella mandatory, Other hns,nss'
off used
ousiy for a show OF light goods. Apply 20
IA. HANFOED. No. 4 W-l!-Sreet.
,nI,26 w. up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

ia TO MANUFACTURERS be let for
III one or more years the strong and large three story
basement and attic brick budiHg, so feet inches
front 81 deeI lot feet deep the north OF
81 avenue aud 18th street occupied piano fore fac
tory II desired will be altered four stores and dwell
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