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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-02-22
The Navy.

Ii appears, by documents transmitted 10 Con-
gress, that the price of labor is less AT The Phil
adelpha Navy Yard, than at any other in the
United States. The average raie at
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-02-22
JE.FFERSONIAN REPUBLICAN
Stroudsburg, February %. 1914.

Terms seo6 n advance: s2ss half yearly: and SO
pald before the end OF the wear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
EhSHI0NARLE DANCING.

MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPQNAf. r.
HAS tie honor OF informing the Ladies asd 1'ehieen u
80 f wing instruction. in the pTnclps! fashionable nnnces
nrvse in The highest circles OF European ana American
Mons; X has lately arrived from Boston saI9toga and a. Ne
49, where his stye met the wnneSt admiration oil the pso
tc md The marx approval OF the fashionable commun'y..
Srnonc Others soEs X proposes 10 teae that wei Known
i,Trs A POI X i-thc tlunfiics with otslnsi Music
the Yac de Dei,. Pasihc AIazouIkn--ne Cot.!ionsew
N.Y. :ii Re assisrei BIZ MADAME koRPoSAY as
Muci-n The instruction viii be siyea IL the French aef'
Rnon,s are engaged al Is PAX Piacercy private cool
ns,i alryfo tn accommodated Ladies and Gsutenen
The Polka and the new luadlcs, as nj preseSt danced n
the fashionable circles of London and PGry can ne tash IN
az or twelve ison except the haz0urke All oteIs IN
FaT futile! "a .suars. inquire ofIoNS KoRPoNAY ct
i Tgs.sCl.s Lessons rom 10 TO r. a. NJ. Il to j. Hnd
to- ?. NJ, ard from s 20 IN the evening .,-
81. lessons f-t,eeiye lessons, slc. and quaFtaf ~
pnyne assonsx lessons, s. twelve lessons, Sis; quar-
ter. So ,,,. ,,..,. 49,,
-th Vt'ei mus '''i' N~ "e'" - "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
SCHOOLS.

PREPARATORY (BoARptNCl SCHOOL, MlID }p II
TOW conn. d. H. CHASE a NJ P t, o1H ~;
E.ahisbad in lSs SESSIONS commence 'lhy 9'h ~.
5th Continuing five month"; ut go per session. hnluuEn
PREPARATION for college or business and personal &
cr,,,-sd m nnoy as fully the most expensive scoes
nts from New YORK are pnced charge oi9 careful pcn
Eon- ana fs,u.9inT- S''Sui'' - " ,sa3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS;
CoaPTRoLLER,s OSyIcr. ;

BROOKLYN, November 7th. rsii
PURSUANT to mn Act Of the Ieg.atnfe, entitled An
Iyn md for other purposes (passed April slh 1879 Notice
hereby the As'ssnsnt Rolls f., for iaSes ri me s
Inc Civ OF Rrookyn; and from all which shall bs
pad said Comptroller within thirty days nom te dhls
from all taxes which shall be paid after the expiration OF the
sndhiriy days md within sixty days from said dnte denc.
First Tuesday January neY sne per cent Sl be ndded 10
then remaining unpaid and TINT tue Ihrd Tues
day OF January newt the Compole! will deliver to the
Collectors 0fte City OF Brooklyn the said Assessment Rolls
thereto annexed directing then 70
proceed with regard TO the unpaid taxes the nnncf directed
by law.
tend avail Themselves of the PROVISIONS O tbs Act referred
the above notice, p inform INN thereof rs soon as post
when they may be prepared To pay Their taxes.
In comunnce with resolution Of tho Mayor and Common
COUNCIL NOTICE is hereby further given, that the Comp,Io
Ter will receive nxes Mt hrs Office in the City Buildings FROM
d O'CLOCK. a. NJ. UNTIL q O'CLOCK, T. M Rf'D
hls If ~ iAA a. NJ MERyvIN. Comptroller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
,z,.EC Rg0AnWAY EOURNAL

rx11c FIRST NUNBER OF 4 NEW WEEhlttf ~! IA:
PER with the above tIlc. vii BE- sde1l by ue
on III. iirsi Saturday Of Jnntay loi5 s fthe week
L. ,,io,IIcals no,s published M this CITY, as u J" oe @ ~
.,, ~ gIn-l matter. CONSISTING oil tsSsys w
a.. .l .fr-ntue Domestic and .fo!esn Correspondence
and Iienry and cientic lnteili-enee. GOOD o,,rrn De-
fs1R ,!IoNs wal be -lven as olien a. s"og III III
he 1-gcured aHd dr" and plans ni i'i e p'
NJ. I,iinF. II. lave either elegance or nuN'f 90 ~,
r,..f ,heii TO notice. Particular attention VIA Os
TN. department and pains spared 20 maze II "o'"' VI '
mid has already been secured IN the services OF some
r.na b writers in the country hu Il hoped lhht .ie
ri einr hf,enad through which trle-hcnite men my
some oil the slunberng tai eGt amongst rs wncs nus o '
h s.1 of1ai or the surface lfou periodical literature
Tur ~ Journal Will espOuse the cause OF no 20
irai nrrty but y.l hold ieli Tree 10 c0nNetln u
fbe country my dictate. 1t VII he rlncd on ie Pips, WI
-! rT in the Octave form Of 10 pages donbe columns.
'r'.p,,s az 90 perannum single numbers 6' cents
i liberal discount 70 I1erlodic:l AGENTS. I,ad -, ,La
FnfrnR oy THE RGoApwAT -oCRSAI and AZ ie,Ic on ou'
Inc To- JOHN Il SEQ, furilsheF ioS bLeni Nv ~,
very latge edition u. the Isl three nne.s WIZ De p!o-
I'D ~ d>;rbntnn The Broadway Journal efies pioh,n-
HE ,DclIm for Advertisements, "Ilch WIN NC ne
Iaioca .nnnncr at very low fi;> "
DRcsENTS FOR TIE HoLIDAYS-Igst Tec e. ,1,.
lsrge collection Of ADnual and other WORKS ioi oiunJ
Among. which ere the following The Cir beantlay
hound Tho opal rius Rose, Roe oi shafo7 fieius
0s The lssasrts Religion. Souvenir, Hawthorn ANU
IL; ma Ymui!' keeDcke for l-ij with Cnaroe E1 T
VIZ firS Uens's Miss Inrdcn. Campbell More lonl'-
SON Rvron's Poeca Works. London Eduoh Vi o""A~pe-
supc,bi; flashed for pre~sais. Gu.
pr",yJli. SELF Interpreting Bible, Life o! Christ
atbe MGniily Mnrazne, for Jan. 1875 with Ha!pers H.
ai7 -''e' A. MAZES. 257 Bieeckersreet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
A CHRISTMAS HYMN.

A Minis .HhS "a
twas the calm and siIcn; night!
Seven hundred years AID fit. -tbrea
Had Rome been growing up,o might,
Acd now was queen of land and ses
No souud was hea,d OF cissang wars
Peace broodcd DER the hushel domain;
Apollo, PallSs, J0ye sad Mars,
field uodistuToed their ancient reign,
In tho solemn midnight,
Centuries age!
Twas in the cain and silent night.
The Senator of hsughy Rome
Impstient urged his chariors f'gh',
From iordly revei rolling home
rriumphai arches, gleai;'ing, sweli
His breast with thoughts Of boundiess sway
What rocked the Romsn what befsli
A patty province far away,
In The solemn Midnight.
Centuries sgo7
Within that YIoyiuco far away
Went picdding home 81 weary boor;
A srrsak OF light before him lay,
Fallen through a hali.shut stable door
Across bis path. He paused, for nought
Told what was gong on within;
How keen tbs stare! his Only thought;
The air ho~ cain. add cold, and tim,
In the toiemu midnight,
Centuries ago!
Oh. strange indff. renee low and high
Drowsed over common joys and cares,
The earth vas still, bar knew not why;
The world was listening-unawares.
How calm moment mGy Drec~de
One thar shall ihrii the world Tor ever
To that e,ill moment none would heed
Mans doom gas lioKed, no more 10 sever,
In ihs solcmn m;cnight,
Centuries ago!
l, is the calm and solemn night!
A thousand bells riug our, and throw
Their joyous peas ABROAD. ind snite
The darkness charmed and holy now!
The pighr that erst no shoins had worn,
To ii a happy name il aiven;
For 10 that stsbi, i,.y, new-born,
The peaceful Prince Of earth and heaven,
In the solemn midnight,
Centuries ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
WATER POWER.

p, FOR SALE--Two Mil Sites, with permanent supply
DISK square feet OF water each, under pressure OF
thousand Of Land adjoining principally timbefed The
fnciteS of New ork Market by Railroad egual to two
dollars per for transportation. Works be erected d.
recy By the line the road 10 catage, In the
cin;y nfc oE Mines of the best quni,y Oak
wood ran be purchased dollars and fifty cents per cord
The cntiun desihc almost Manufacturing
poses The Sites will be Sold separate fdesre and for much
less than any other Water Power OF equal extent md facilities
IN New u;k,
one of which well improved, both the Railroad, Ind
good locations for Milk Diaries Tor NewYnrk Market.
Arpiy To J.QUACkENBJsSH & 60.
dis lmt No % William ST. II. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

Dr. J. Smith Dodge upon ms arrival IN Washington to opet
nm Office Surgeon Dentist, presented 10 me letters from
several friends New. Yofk OF the highest repectnhty and
Standing containing the strongest md most favorable test
m0aais both the excellence o his private chuacfer nnd
his Superior professional qualifications. These satisfactory
evidences o.! the and the Dentist induced me at once to
engage tho professional oi Dr. Dodge Tor
family and my wife and myself she. from persona
experience add equally favorable testimony his
favor rs gentleman and skiu Dentist. This testimony
thus gwen by me- well in oeience 10 the earnest sOhcia
tons of respectable and worthy friends New CTk who
have ior many years experienced the skill ind fidelity OF the
Doctor his profession, tony conrcipns o ms per
sonaI md oro;.ssicnal merit slLAS WRIGHT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
IoNES,s COMMERCIAL ACADE?

OR INlTiATORY COUNTING ROOM,
2U ERoADWAY. CURSE.t OF NUkRaY-sTREET,
II He OBJECT n. this Institution I" lmpau thorough
instruction IN Book. keeping, Penmarshp and Cunmst
c inhmeLc and qualify gcntsmca or .he PRACTICAL duties
o. the e>k Private instruction given il required RocUs
open iny and evening.
o,,s- la Apply 10 The Librarian a Clinton Hail. who VIII
tn'5h tickets Of admission under The arrangement made with
~ References may e md the Acndsmy Bcokkcpeers,
Merchants ara Clerks who have been students during te last
a. For sale onas's Principles and Practice of Rookkeep
mr. Sy5 =, rh. work ADOPTED IN the h Academic In
s'in IN this county. is aSe ePubshea IN England,
and extensively introduced there oil On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
TIL & Z RIB U N E.

IL. The following poem IS from Lengfellow's
forthcoming volume, called The Wal, I Coliec-
tion OF Poems
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
NEW FANCY GOODS. &c.

rINE undersigned the Of trade to choice
4 assortment al NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
adapted the present md approaching seasons (eceived
per last anyas) consisting in pat of PAPER MACHEE
GOODS, PAPErERIES. FANCY STATIONERY, &c
Also PLATED WARE and TEA TRAYS, together with
a s'ea; variety OF FANCY HARDWARE generally.
d. WILLIAMS Il BILL. 19 Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
DAGUERREOTYpEs.

TINlTEO STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY lis
u BROADWAY. UP sTAIRs--E. WHITE would irs-
,peculiy call the attention ei c:zsDs and silrserI Whiting
,ngs o. N Gtoag1 rom 10 u peTson on he sse ps;s
which fo beauty and accuracy Of deIDsaou Be
passed Portraits taken ri kinda III weather. either with
hon re eoors The p1rc9 OF which ne n,Gcced 70 thoss
charged bT Us IJ6st re-Do rtGscsl N me brsne--
se Arsorcsn Institute It's ice exhibition awarded Mr..
Wns the Fr Premium FOR e hs; lszucre,ype isspe-s-
o. ito grouping md gcnsa ooct which bat saotbS; proof
20 TIE superiority Of his Portraits.
M. Whits is s asc, il New York for tho superior
imported German Cariesal. md 81 Observation-Disclosures N
the rity Itaie cnn taey be obi5insd
n S-impcFted German Cae;es, slso Freeh and ATsri'
instruments of the vsry best qualify, win Plziss, Chses
Chem, Gals pa,shinE nateTi:lI. SIC.
Mr.. Whites Csse Mandatory being ne .r-ts and most
the United S.s he enabled from tho gcal,y
Re naaEufsrtrrss sell paspeTreo,ye snaiia Csscs.
per lGs than other f0rTai the Uuion tlsSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
sOOK KEEPING. &c.

X C. MARSH. Accountant. respectfully announces thai
H. his Counting Rooms No s. Cedar street. continue open
from 4. n. to 7. ". :,
In the study Book keeping rs Il taught by Mr. Marsh
vrv rupl keeps The practical lanner complete SCI
Of pqrrersip backs embracing all the different bslnee.
innacons of good mercantie house ne becomes iaia,
with all the books constituting tie set with All me dOcues
relating the books trial bancet balance Sheets accounts
cueat and with mercantile calcSinis IN interest,"
discount. equation al payments, exchange. &c =,
In one al instruction fersn oil GOOD capachy WI
beroue competent Book-Seepcr, and vii eceve ce-
c.sa u, That effect. M one taught ~ cinSS.
MERCANTILE WRlTfNG:-A Thorough course ct pro-
,rcsye lessons - ic will iI eiec,tng valuable i
Sro.snenl Specimens OF Truly mercantile style mas be seen
the rooms. ,..,
FrasrcC with terms. nouns. &c may De ODtIle' u me
ruon.s day and evening. -
c. q MARSII'S WORKS.
The c:ence Of Double BuoS Keeping Simplhed lite
clifton, no pages octave: pnce 81. -
The An Single Entry Book keeping Improved, 81 edit
ton, 10 pages octave: gnce - cents
70. sale at the bookstore. and - the ROOMS.
Mr. llurs offers his opeas closing, or wrilng
M: lnnks. $ l'e,Gr street. .tAly. SOY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

FG RICHARD FISHER, Jf, WATCLI-MAEER and
EjM .eweeT prepared TO sell Watches at retail
f. - lower Than any G,ier house The CITY, .is he
sl.. constantly ali descriptions the
manufacturers EnsSad, FAncc ana Switzerland he en-.
hbled uiitr very afce assorment OF Gold Watches ifm
so 800 each SILVER 10 from 81 10 10 eac warranted
70 keep good time mercy returned also very gnud
assortment OF jeweiry aud Silver Ware very nw. ~ b. Sec
ond hnsl Watches ana old Gold and Silver taken exchange
boush, Tor cash Watches, Clocks, Muse Boxes jew
elry repaired the bes; and warranted by experienced
wnrkmen, low other house IN the City. RICHARD
FISHER IT. importer OF Watches and Jewelry, wnUeaIs
ana retail, No. ;Sl Broadway. New Yotk few doors
the CITY Hospital lnl4l RICHARD FlSbER. l:.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

81 VALUABLE REAL ESTATE-Thc subscriber
- surviving Executor of the estate Of the Into Nicholas
G- X. Anthony, deceased. offers FOX sale the following
ynf he property belonging SAID cntc situated IN the
Fourth Ward, Wv: the Houses and Lots Oi ground.
Number thirty ( and thIiywo (33) Frankfort street the
House md Lot of ground number thirty f0ur (3 Fraik
fort corner Rose rect md the House and Lot of ground
number co Roseect. Altogether forming one plot OF
eight nches the feet SIX inches and front.
sane more less the above property should not be dis
posed Of private sale will be sold in lots 1t pub auction
on or the I'd day OF January being to close The
estae Tho sale Will he premptoy. The title ndpGtabie,
the properly having been in the possession OF The estate Tor
upwards of seventy years. The nsia! Executors deeds viii
be gwen. JACOB ANTHONY. Surviving Executor.
ng 3td S2uIyis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
gtRY GOODS,

LADIES' CRhVATS.
j. O. TayIc1. * Co. .Jo,bers, 50 Cedar-st.
Received on Saturday erenns last
80 doz. Ladies Velvet Crayats
p =" SILK
The above fresh md very beautiful and now largely
called for Il. Holiday Presents. 49,,
!. q. T. * Co wnU! respectfully announce ttnl ue ucN
wi. he kept complete as assortment and aanuts @
the reser comm. W6ter month. aud the VINO Ony y.
Oh Seasons Of the yc Wi find wiE us the attc!es On 10
Inemolnndums -
Il c. STANTON. o geayereet. offers for sale the fol,
~; laMing desrabe WOODEN Goods, ,,hsd and
SATNETS-Low, medium nd superior Biacks nbnen anu
PLAN, OIuTd Steel. Cadet, Grey and fancy mixtures
vvove. piaided md PLAIN. -. ,I
CASSlMERTS-Fne and iow-priced wool and pece-dyed
BEAVER CLOTHS-3-i and 81 Wool Blacks.
CL0rilS-Browns, Olive Green Blacks WOOL ana piece
prH aYf' LIN i y EEYSg ,'s's .par-o article.
SHEEP GREY CLuTAS-3-i, medium article
SEWING sIHs-VaEiou. qualities fine article for ailcFs
NASKiNs, COTTON YARN. MADRAS HANDKER-
CHIEFS. GlNGHAAlS. &c sc. &c: dlL
SEASONABLE GOODS.
o. TAYLOR & Co., Jobbers. 50 Cedar street, would re-
y .spactiuly that their stock OF Dry Goods WIZ pe
kept complete III is assortment aai quantities. during te PIE
seasons of the year. Will lind with the Goods they may de-
sire III
EacCURDY ALDRICH &. SPENCER, II Exchange
IVA Place. offer for sale the following Woolen Goods:
20 Cloths containing Piece Dye and w OU BlHcS Ove
and Cndet of various auallues.
10 plan and irhcy striped and Paid CaSsirnefeS
% do sanels continuing Blues Bscts, Browns. Oxford,
Cadet. and Steel Mixed, Diamond. Ribbed and Paid OF
grades. -
, cases Plan and Fancy Tweeds. dlO I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
k..Al. I.os asE:.
E09 SALE.

Ia
exchange plat sixteen iiotsa Lots Of :rnund elegant
Is sittnic nhout and hall miles Moth OF unnn Place,
having splendid of the Hudson RIVER three al the great
thnrrnGhires leading 10 the property Address ~ w 10
the Courier and Enquirer office. sl9
INTENSIVE WATER POWER. IRON MINES. AND
AZ VALUABLE TRACTOR LAND FOR 81 LIE, lying IN
Orange County, the snapo RIVER 81 niles from the Cy
pike and Enmnpo River nearly through the centre OF
the iruct The power capable of driving Aachner TO
almost any extent there body Of water with
raj fls There about liG9 acres of und, heavily TIM
ercd with woui Of b 30 years growth There also,
extensive iron mines of first quality and limestone possessing
great strength; Part Of the land wont make eIceeT firms
The Tuxedo Lake miles long and mile wide, lies
one part the trlct, the scenery of which beautiful TIE
places remarkably healthy. II known rs the Anguish tract,
and is three miles above Persons Works.
Access he had three hours from the city OF
New York by the Newly md Erie Railroad IN five
SIX hours By the way of ack-nsackan Orunce Turnpike
b. the way of Nyack HaveHaw the Hudson River
INQUIRE at No y Chatham street je2a en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

80 WATCHES JEWELRY. SILVER WARE
tSTgA The subscribers would respectfully niorn tle
r. " friend ard the pub:c generally tiat they hive
~, ~ moved their establishment from lie old stand 10
2s Broadway, OF ReuSsStree where they would he
happy continued share o the liberal patronage
witch has been bestowed for the past twenty tour years. VIII
kept constantly hand, iu assollment OF the newest
styles Of Iewey, Slye and Plated Ware Watches al the
mort approved manufacture. ind all articles IN the.r lEa
which Will he afforded ut the lowest market prices.
osS 3n. ss71s Broadway corner Of Rsade.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

gpY ORDER of Frederick w. Hubbard, Esq. Supreme
ID Court Commissioner for the County Jefferson Notice
hereby given that attachment has ssucd against the
tate of HENRY GIBBS late Of nld County abscondlng
debtor ON due proof made the said Commissioner pursuant
10 the direction of the Statute concerning " Attachments
abcondng concealed and nonresident debor' and
that the same will be sold FOR the payment OF his debts unless
he appear and discharge SUCH nachnen according to law
within three months IRON tie first publication OF this notice.
And the payment any debts and the delivery OF any proper
~ belonging the sad debtor TO him. or for his o aud the
rnnsicr of property by him for any purpose wEntever are
forbidden by law and void Dated November llth, lsi
CTAS. d. WRIGHT Atty for
ATTACHING ('nc,litnr Watef,Oyn n, Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

pY ORDER of Daniel Pratt, First Judge Of 0nondasa
ID County Courts ard Counsellor at Liw ~ the supreme
Court, Notice hereby gwen that acnent has issued
azans, the estate 0 Sad Moses non sden debtor on due
Of the Statute concerning Attachments agains, abcondns
courene resident debtors and tina. the VIII DO
sold for the paysent hs debts unless he the said Cad Moses
appear and discharge such tachmen according TO law w
in nine GOnths from the ln publication ut this roce and
payment o debts due 20 him by residents OF TINS
STATE md the delivery him for his Use of any property
within State belonging the transfer OF any such
properly by hun forbidden by law and are void Dated
June u. 1874 GOTr,
jy 9lawgm Attorney Tor Attaching Credltor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
DRAFTS OK GRgAT BRITaIy5AND

@-fS,> DRAFTS on GREAT BRITA ARMAND
sEslss iitk.LAN D.Cci,c,ions made IN az parts
S.l[.!s::z9 OF tas'Gnd. iredHd Scotland and Haies.
Persons wishing - t,nu money to thcif
friends part Of Great Bupn Ireland can obtain
Drafts OF the subscribers payable tenan without discount
any other charge. all the principal throughout
ENGLAND, lRkLAND, SCOTLAND. OF WALES. Per
residing 10 the wish send nouey may en-
rs ene done satisfactorily by enclosing the amoun The
subscriber with ui directions for whom Draft
and receipt fot the same returned by mail
W. & ]. I. TAPSCOTT.
20 Southsreet. corner OF Maiden Lime.
Persons having moRey due them Old County cnR have
the collected with despatch by applying rs above s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

CHEEIfFS SAIE-By virtae OTIS WI; OF fieu Facia..to
- me directed delivered. Twill expose ur sale the YES
thule othe City Hall Wednesday. the 18th o JanunTy
ls45 II Vi All The right title and incest which John
Mcjonai had the 18Th day Il October ISL 20 the house
ant lease ui lot known 1873 Buwcy the beng tho
street number 9ud aSot" house lot Ut gound now
known by the teet number II Grove cet-Ilec 6 1874.
WAi. JONES, Sll rif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

FyNEETH-I. SMITH DODGE. IL Bond street, offers las
/ friends aud the public entire method al iasehins
srti6cal teeth II OF his nyenon secured by letters
patent and used BY himself only in this city.
From Hon. Srs Wright IT, :. Senator from the State OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

ENpURSUANCE ofan order ofthe Surrogate ofthe County
of New York. nucc hereby 10 NIL persons having
claims agains; ELEANOR WOOD late OF the CITY OF New
YORK. widow, deceased 10 present the sane with The vouchers
thereof 10 tire subscriber, his store. No o. Recyerset IN
the city New York before the nineteenth dny 81 June
nex-Dated New. York. the 18th day Of december, 1911.
dl7 law6m' THOMAS DENNY, Executor.
pffRIT,N1IE Of nm order irroeae Of the Coun
IL Of NewYOk notice hereby given to all perSrns hav
ing claims Joseph OConnor late OF the Wy OF ne
YORK baicr de easei present the with the vouch
eis thereof the Office Of Michael Gomez S Eene street!
the Cry OF New York or before the I'D OF January neA
Dated New York, the 22d day OF July. l44.
MICHAEL. OCONNOR, rxsc,,orx
JOHN r. COLLORD, AA'''
iyz3 IawSm. MARY O'CONNOR. ExecutriN.
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DAGUERREAN MINIATURE GALLERY,

third door,
SSJHERE may be had MINIATURES which. for beauty
w of colo tone and effect, at all tunes commend
themselves: ii superior, equal Ia that have
Seen heretofore taken rr T. does ni claim superoiy for
himself; bat leaves hts pictures the ccIicr- OF lu-t and
intelligent public who, AZ well stanss invited to cal
nj the GALLERY before sOlns elsewhere. whether they ntend VI
tsng .: Licensees all casc warranted o sas!ac
ton and c0iocC most beautiful manner and IN which de-
partmen NJ g. does claim superiority. I being filed by
comp-;eu; and prc,ca person. EkeG al srds of weather,
Ironi 5 ~ VI. I'LL } p. NJ.
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II. c. Scorr. Deputy Sheriff.

10y ORDER Of Hon elias Ransom INT Judge OF the
ID County Courts Il the County Of Niagara and ,ounsel-
oratiw IN the supreme ,oud notice hereby Syen TINT
Dspuca resident debtc'. ord TINT tie same T be sold
for payment his dents unless he and dscnaIgo
such attachment according Ia law within months om the
publication of this notice and thrt tie payment o any
due him y residents Of this Safe. and the delivery 10
him his o any property within TIT, Stale belonging
him. the transfer OF such property by him. are Tor
hidden by law and are dDacd Lock,ort August 18th.
1914. j. G COLON,
aug20 las9m VIII. Attorney for Attaching Creditor.