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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

Enthusiastically morning the body OF a
female, nearly in state of nudity, was discover
cd in the Genesee just below the Railroad bridge,
near its eastern extremity. An inquest was heio
on the body, through which 1t was asccrtained
that tho name of the deceased was Mary Jones
recently from Canada. She had been labosins
under mental alienation for several days, ard WIS
kindly af'sded shelter by Mrs. Sheldon on Mil
street. On Thursday night she appears to have
left the house, and ended her life by leap from
the Railroad bridge. She was about twenty years
of age-had two children, one of which, we be
Geve, is now in the County House.
Rochester Adv Aug. l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

I E . = T.. =
Z approved PATENT COMPOSITION for Roofs OF
Houses II tn, ENC shingles lie dgnngsd It y! rSmpTs
hsm eectiy ticht and will lie found exceedingly cc!nut
nS VIII Inst tor yearskewe Will - found COED hIlics
for stopping leaks Around chnney where house. are Joihec
together Charges very moieraie Directions gwen 20 pui-
cr ers or applying the Composition. Sa'aco isicIsncsS
given Apply to s WILLIAMS Fainter, q Od SIP se"
York B@' lhi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20
FOR rOyDON-p,rt- -


= MN ET-' 'tV-TNT,IE IN Ts,-
IN Pnctet ct Bis; August The sDIenf.4 - \
SkES Packet Ship LIVERPOOL ilt9 tons br-I.' n
JoE7 Fdrdge. Will sall punctuElly s. above. "
The ships Of h, line bong al 10 tons and upv,.5
sbnrt 70 embark the Old Country viii not lall 1. -
<anases 90 be derived from selecting this ne TT 49,
any other as then great capaci'y renders then enc,
more comfortable and convenient than ships OF snail
.,d ,beir recommendations, II well known sr -
nny o;brrs Persons rshins To secure birth, .houA -
- s,ry apacnton on bpa.d foot vi Burlng ,,n
" Il J. r. TApSCOII. Atthelr general p,~s,.s
,..h, M.... No.. =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

Ii AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE
81 the village oi WHITE Plains. Westminster Co. II Y.
l,-!- This pleasant place. stuaed about hnf mile norh
the Count House End stand, elevated land, near the
Battle ground, and beautiful prospect for miles
around.
House IS by 3 feet height. and atc-baSe.
mentS There several uuthOGses. and twelve
of snd. For particulars. inquire oil proprietor The
premises Aug 3. ~ au7 2w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20
Political Economy.
0'C0nDelrS Ireland

Memoir on Ireland Native and Saxon, tSecond Edou.t
by DANIEL OC VI T. with likeness OF the hutboI.
rric- ~ CENTS; FIVE oopi-s for 81
Orders must be accompanied with the cash.
GREELEY X NcELRAlH II. Publisher for the kuthn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

The Steamboat JAMES MADISON. Capt. Charles Hal;
stead will the Wsrrer street Pier every Monday at
nrnck u VI and every Tuesday and Friday at o'clock,
P NJ Returning will leave Newburgh every Tuesday morn
ing at O., O'Clock. and "Wednesday and Saturday nj
ocnck. T. NJ.
An Baggage Packages o, Parcels. Bank Bills Specie put
On board boat without beng entered on the book or recent
ed for must he the risk OF the owners thersof ysti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

* gs-s For H,iS9N md INIth hIl ~ E = =
HESTER. Can YIN. 4 NielTn. vii s,,
Fr,ay Al p ii CONNECTING Mt Hudson with the Hudson ana
Berkshire Enroad THE cars which leave Oh the sf'lra 81
Ia bosts aud leaving Hudson Sundays. Tuesdays ana
Thursdays at r. NJ the a.rTa y ;e cas-. ouchs each
way NJ lie intermediate landings. Ickea through 10 Fi'a
field ~ - and to West Stcc4 hI'Gge 81.
syTORRS l. STEPHENSON. e West =.
I ho-: hs BEEN thoroughly overhaulsd and her accom-
so improved be equal 10 boat the rrveT,
a.! IT, r., 49, 80 - go M hsrrs. mill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

l., WANTED-The upper or lower pnr of Il two story
T54s houe situated in rc'lecrb nrrhorh"mi. Siih
l-, within three Giiuuie> walk HUad-
va. wnnd by gentleman and lady without chiih'en
Address F :. TIE ciicr olihis payer. uul1 lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

~ ese.s aPEOPLE'S LINE STEAMBOATS, FOX
Gn-Is ALBANY--Dully Sundays SSeep'eIl-
G5S<scEzsrx, Tarucgh tnrect-At O'Clock i. NJ. frCI
me is-rboat Pie. Court!aIt and Liberty streets
The steamboat nNlChERBQCKER. Captain y i. ~
Jonn sou.,ay "Wednesday aud Friday evenings ut J. -
n. steamboat ROC ESTER. Captain y uoushton 1ues
t.y Thursday and Saturday evenings. Nt' .
a 5 o cicck-iGniiUg at il;teIrs'Gsdt e places.
Ths steainbo7; NORTH AMERICA; CAPT. r. C. C,ien-
den Monday "Wednesday. tTitly and SUNDAY a. L. ~
Tuesday. THURSDAY Gad Saturday. Il; z NJ ,,
simple tine TO take the dornng Trans OF Can tor the East OK
West. ,..:i 49, -L,i
with new art elegant State Rcon: and tor speed and :cccn
ra-atios.s are unrvaed or TIE Hudson;
10 II n q SlliIYt1X az nc Ofca Oh de NIhnii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

DN OKUER Of Ianie Pfgt Fr,t Judge Of UnOndnGa
- County Courts and Counsellor Law the supreme
Court Notice hereby that attachment has issued
against the Of t; M"seS resident debor on due
the Statute Attachments against ahcondnc
-oncene or debtors " ard thu; the will be
sold for the payment ufhs debts unless he. the sad Gud Aes
appear and discharge such according TO law with
m nine months from publication Of this and
that the payment Of ruy debts due him hy residents of THIS
state and the delivery HIM for IN. OF any property
within this State belonging HIM. anu the transfer al any suc
property by him are forbidden by law and IRE yad Dated
June q lsli. d GDIT,
" alnWGm Attorney Tor Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

ii FOR SALE OR LEASE-The COTTON Mill.
80 at Paterson. Jerey. known rs the Carroll Mil.
-. together with the machinery. The lot OF land 10
by 10 feet he building substantially built oil stone
with Tuck waltz four stories hsh. and about 20 feet long und
- wide The land well situated, and other buildings
he advanageuu.y eerted upon Il. The Mill IN
operation. ana he delivered eh january next when
the present lease expires. Apply ut Paterson Thomas Ro.
w II VIZ CARY. 20 Pine street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

=, DRUG STORE Fog SALE N ne upper usrt of TIE
~, CIV lrrned ~ d-n,a nc. hrprhnnd unh s'Upsd
the cor public thurouGhiar-s. Apply - ~
I-,--., corner ui i!iyInstpf streets nj. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20
g. rvas.e r PEEKSKiLL AND NEW-YoR

sz1es1=S-. Point, Grassy Point, Haverstmw SnedecS
eTs 9nushters Landing Van 'ioutan DOCK. Nyack Clos
ter and iiuyler's Landing.
The steamboat ARRIW, Capt. Smith. viii leave New
York foot Robinson street, every NJ O'Clock, tor
named landings SUNDAYS excepeGl touching at
the al iiammuni each Returning. WI leave
;'e-k.si AT ociocs. Nyuck Mt O'clock, T. NJ Com
msncnG Monday, July IL.
y g. Thu. affords fine opportunity for pleasure parties or
military companies take Ia Nyuck. remain
there about five hours. and TO the city between ad
P. VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

Y c. RrTsERs. Vice lreaicent -
WV. +. RoLLEs. sec Y.
r7E How ARD INSURANCE C9MgA.; n, mas Dsxis sai
sr-rs a-siIr; loss damage by IRE ana! is ~ &c
tnr OF terms fayorab.s Is any oHst H'''la'
eIy. i., s2rn C,,,Osce 40. q Wall Eies
- ''-'A' piEEoTpKz.
4. hhy en- S.;iisr, VI Todd Mci-s ID. Be!lssrra.
! 81 SO ~ t,i- I-.srn fo.ch Nathaniel Weed
= fnhitS Ir ,rnt-. I, yyooI,v Ferdinand Suyda1,
RAINING u ucAe P = = vs,nnrr Henry c. Thompson.
ttvlIn - ;;r-.eI r. rIdv+r Peter l.. NevIus.
"AiH - r. HAvENs. President;
i,w.s PHILIPS Secrefary. U.S. w
TyETAL ROOFS GUARANTEED WATER Fi-S J TIs;HRll
I6SGEK THAN USUAl--Ths sGbs''l5s nave i.'eis .
r,ehot Of covering roofs with plain o. geNanzeI III, '
y-h hey guarantee remain raer tiSht F!ss ba
mr., an by Eem The uieta 40 tit IN uat ci' <
SsI-t 81 N. Shrinking swelling OF TIC p!cDSs un "heH
ia,d ~ Nv the contraction expansion oil TIE irth
r.. Eiong gentlemen have had iheir ds:elnE nou.ts ao
.nr n his cy covered by this method 10 tne
Henri BrsrJr, Esq., corner 81 SIN avenue lni 'la D.
iorp < Scherre,hofn, Esq. No 81 Sroadwsy .,;; =,
ia nj AuS;a Esq. Of Exchange pace aH, "
] t;resn Pear,s: Esq. Merchants Exchange, VALE"
Geo. + Butler. ESQ, No, 81 2tarSau;~
Francis Bu.rt Esq. o. Broaii-st .....,l n NJ
c;ics l. gven that the Improvement pdsnte az Ie'
.-. IN tire trade wishing fOols By the sCSce' p
ran obtain perIlixsiOr moteraG terms 90 t,oi.
nlhlI;f T. NAY Lux : ~. 80 -''e 90 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

u The following valuable works are pub
lished al the Tribune Office, and may be obtain
ed from any Of the Agents of the Tribune; or
at CINCINNATI from William n. Moore j. Co;
PHILADELPHIA from Ze;jer d Co.; and at Bos-
TON from Redding q. Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

IAVANA-Nr, VESTS Boarding HouSe has ess en-, n
SON Hore fioel No Ila Gale Obaoa corner 81 tae nier
.sJer,e, winch s been extensively repaired ad 81
rrc> arranged conformity o the room ocSn. ~
rrmsirinc For cards &c apply To Mason x utsc -
sr,i q RET who will h. happy 10 furnish every hi"' -
-rnNeier. b0undto HnvaEa ,,-s ,,brb
EI'nsseny ger are requested 20 obtain passports
l h. facilitated By clerk o;he hocSe VINO VII S S
y,,sSe,. immediately then arrival. no -d"I
80, = CAMP NEErlNG-nu the line :" ne
e.: HOU$AToNtC KA'LRoAD; i. m mieF
49, North of BRIDGEPORT commencing Oh NO"
cs TiMRSp Capt, j. Brooks leaves New Y9Ik
I'm al irdrepor: A. VI thence by Railroad arriving
on me lamp Ground rt y O'Clock -, ..L %
FAKE-sfom New York 10 tn Camp Ground ard BACK 10
Tickets can be procured on 5oaId Of the Es9. c..,
aus 2w' u, u, .n.,, -. -
- .-.r.a "a NETWORK. Albany ANp Ik KY
= E-lfSlEAMBoAT LlNE-tpk tLbA y.
S5S-SsssSs5ys. AND TR0Y,-fioSNIsG i-iHS ron ule
io1 Of Earcay sties-i4andng Al lEermei9e pHcSSS
TIE z.esref EMPIRE Icu: :. l. Roe. Monday W eunes
day md Friday Morning. ut O'Clock. ,.,
IN. stexn,ar TROY Capt A CoresG1. tuesday. IAufsD'
sni SATURDAY Morning. 81 I o COCK. -,
Ers7,trg Lire from the foe: Of C0Hrt"dt ~! dtrsct
The steamer SWALLOW. Capt. A. Mclean. hond"y'
Wednesday ard Friday, EveniRg. a. ociocS ,sa
Ths steamer ALBANY. Capt. Z. B. Macy. TUESDAY
.-The Roa;- OF TINS Line. owr- 10 the ishs u 49,
are sbe all pas the bars, and Iech apy
.rd Trey il ample to take the Morning Trans OF 'a
Tor TIE Ems; or Vest 49,, ..L. or-,,
on the Wha-vsz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

ScARPa's ACOUSTIC OlL-Ilcr- : something NJ
- attending to- coming does from m-n eiiel,i
known ~, VIZ CTaeT. both IN the city md county
hereby c"rriiy thr from the etrc' "i yee rot e
winter bcrnn. puiIuy ieat attended With vcfr t,as,-
HE noises Ike rinyIng at bel- &c winch RrHul !,
unl comp eely ,sl tine hcluus ni one ear. hen ~
dnced Scrrpis Ac"us'c OH a"h nm r"" hspO -,
that with the u.c ut boz l.. III above 'u- cae.
~ a. well ~ eve mud -l e.blc np". hfresrsf
,sppenred Any further iuiTm,'lpn rep ttnT m casT.
he .lsi'y given W crlliu Es al \" !. N"rh FEC
,,..l bnr. DANIEt. CRAZE
Phndeipha Nov II. 1919 -
i,,.r, L Il .tf,I .ud .o'd vhoe n - md NTH b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

IN PURSE ANCE of order OF the Surrogate of the CoUn
of Ne- York. HEREBY gwen 10 all D7fs-ns hav
ing claims against Joseph OCOrnOr. late of the Cy of New
YORK buier decers- present the with TIE vnuc-
es thereof ~ the office Michael Counnr % ea're street,
IN the Guy New iurs o before the 2 OF January next
Dated Ne,y- Ork the I'D Day 81 july. ISL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

- VALuARiE PAPER-NII.L. WATER-pnWtR.
I:A sc F.. sale the Bloomington Pace Mil. y'''n
i.i.5 arou; 81 mere. ii; I.pid Attached i, Saw
Nh, dwelling t:"use SC SC. It 'tm'ed on the Pqufa
uurk River. large rsu. distant about t~eve
miles ab Paterson three mle Pnnptnn. y. by
II gpod turnpike. u aIl be sold For pnrticular
desc p,iou terms sc. apply To T.. n. WARNER.
NH -. Is Nall-,,reet. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

n fGll CLAY MEDALS ior sale al the Tribune o,fiea
IL tOO P!lee 81 Is par dozen ~ ~o ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
MEDICINEs.

|toUGHs-As remedy for GsEs Raa and SSi II aeeaon:
- = ~, We9opns % and Inn. the PECroRaL HoSEY M 9s
LvERQRT stand; anrIsalsd sn n naPt"tn cmey ever
Is ,ssf @i r. s Ee ' ini n c Sany han s shnd ih Of
prrTation has beea used, not sss EN- '1es ants hs in
rs rs OF mrry OF Inc ne epecahe phycss, . ..
IN, CITY vino give evidence o me fSTI Spi.H e BY recon-.
. @ M - r. M. bv ihe:r patients Those who have oe s ~,
%nous prepara without snecsss ana .nn .y bic
sS;s II th rssidsTt- 9 GIsG"f gt gaes; nnd
NJ - 1a;,,S nee t1 their nnrlsS appearing IN tc apl.
have left Their nares an addre with ire % ~
,on 10 -etsr aqy person 20 them who may "-.i " ps
,c,i-. re7yc to the success that hrs Gi,cii9eu H -.
r.r bce For sale. whetsae. 1t alaassn .ane %
-, ~ ifa,,.on & ;ilif Brwery and tJt t<rorcwhs
I, ! f,gdinrtmn S Hudson w. Watson % tFtie % I'd
rr--snt 96 ;resn vch c. Snm Futon''. ofooA'' AZ a.
-t.tsra
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
BOOTS AND SHOES.

g BOOTS AND SHOES WHOLESALE AND RE
E.TA!L.-Gen;emen OF fine Sewn Boots, VIII do
well To- call and examine superior article wllcn we are
selling ut THREE DOLLARS Fifty CENTS, made on
French lawth iar :iitc-casy fitting and IN every re-
spec superior to those usually sold oI s5 Also large rs
sotment Of Double Sole Fine Sewed Water Proof and Sapo-
leon Top Boots aud general assortment OF Boots and Shoes,
a OF wLlch will be sold by the case plr at 70 Maiden
nl3 lm' FRENCH K EVERETT. I3 Maiden lane.
Y OkiN BROohS-i. the nnlcrrlsnsa. an happy 10 n.
form the public particularly inc sDotSao and those who
are mo:e desous of travelling with than ordinary
elegance and speed and infinitely less physical eSaItoa.
that an fully convinced Ina; Rroos<s Elastic Metallic Shank
Bood decided improvement, any and cvery thing tse
Kind beie introduced. and thai lends mnf,Y 10 :-
crsase ihe facilities or runnnc walking &c. have, hee
few yeal= past walked many hcaand miles. and un some
hundreds but ray thnt never experienced so lis
fatigue ue1dHg tbs dancs GEd at the speed cid
Yesterday summing miles and quarter the Beacon
Ccursc which Satisfied consderabs extent, u.lrl
butabe the admirably co1srccd Elastic aieaiic shan
Boot, manufactured "a Mr.. LOStN BROOKS 10. lSo Full
street, which had the Sood fortune 70 wear. COMING In
conqueror. BE the qualification 10 my mind II al
the Tesst, acknowledge thai I:ucn indebte u
Nj Brooks and the Elastic Metals Shsnks for which cier
him mary thanks anl recommend them 10 all with heay
good will! ~. SlhNShtilI SID ON
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
EEARDWkRE.

A MERlC6N WROUGHT IRON GUTI'T HING ES.-The
"a subscribers ho recently correnced the E:enuiacro n
wrought !9n Butt Hinges the city OF Troy. they able
supply odcs for Table anG Pew Door Bus md VIII soon
s nbe to urniEh all the kinds offered the riafke. From
the U the business, u the dbscrtTs nsk
been engaged Il superintendent iy he various mnnuiac-
al the article. The inventions and improvements made
By ha in the machinery hare kToGgh; tho business 20 s a
cent comparative slate OF pc;isccn aad they thereues ol
able 10 produce articles that :re All o.iers % TIE
i.lscr5eT7 s Troy, n. Y. will be promptly attended ta
Eia 3u' ktsHAEY & I4AGEtJ,
EEON. STEEL, NAILS. &c. kC.--KEMEYS. BiEES3
l. SAMPSON, liz Greenwich 81. Saccs--GTz TO BOOl-
MAN, JOHNSTON, AyGES T. CO. have o, hand fuH
assortment o!
Swedish fiat nd square bar iron Rr::ian Old snhc CO.
English rouTd, fiat and saunra ifpa american da.
American fine square iron, = 20 x inch
Brazien' RODS. 3.I5 to u ac:;
Epike itcds HTd Efoa ghGpss. q! all =zcs
Here MAJ! Rods. q! Norwegian and old ESbie lTsS
Band and scroll lrpH OF all size.
SrnoTIcaa i!nci iion 4 20 lIS llches
Crt Nails. E!Gja AID spikes, En2iuh vT5nznl Nail,
CErt Steel ot Sandeson Drgtcs 4 Co. stamp al sirs
fp5ing Steel. Of the Eits;aInp. yyaTruG.sd
Rherr Steel German 4 eel; of various Stamps
/. B.ter Steel, :rst and second GrGitY
Amer;cGn hse. steel! Hunt; k1cs, -upsriCl article.
Il. BSwedh lion eca always BE- icra!3bed Eghjors TO
drav'b1ck. jy23 6niF
igARDYARE. CUTLERY. EDGE TOOLS, S.c.-T'he
lubscbeJS, importers md tensi Iegle.S in English
German and American Hardware Cutlery Edge Tools, Nsi
Shovois. Spsdes &c. &c. o.ieF 10 country :cch=n md
oheis, nll and complete Assortment low. i0 res
proved credit OSBORN < LITTLE.
stO3riT Sc Fulton street, Now TOTs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

A WoRo IN SEAscS-An elderly gentleman,
with strright coat and broad hrimmed beaver,
passing along Main-s;reet, few days since,
stopped upon some peach parinss, which young
dandy at one of our dry goods stores had Just
thrown down near where be vas standing. The
p,fsenPer was off his guard, bu. contrlvcd to cs
espc a fall by cxchangingit for a severe wrench
of ,he lover limbs. He said nothing to the
author oi his m:schances but stepping into the
store. accosted its owner, /" Friend can thee lend
me brocm?"
The brogm was promptly tendsred, and the
Quaker applied it TO The parings with some GILL
pencc, as well as difficulty, from tbei. adherence
to the pavement in their mashed state, greatly 20
The amusement Of the bystanders, and the annoy
apcs of the cle-k. Under these circumstances,
the following dialogue took place;
Ci.Tk What is that fer ?
Quaker.-To get these parings into the gutter.
CLerk.-Let them alone; they do you no mar n.
Ouaker.-That's mistake, friend | have
hurt myself in going down the street, aud may
aoain on nv reiurn. Besides, somebody else may
get fall over them.
Clerk rk-Thas would be none of your business
Oyaker.-Tnat is another mistake OF thine,
friend. Some neighbor Of mine may De beaiy
hurt, and may have 10 contribute to h!s reiiei'
perhaps to his support. tits beth my business
and thine.
Clcrk-You may make tyour business if you
| choose, but it is none of mine.
Quaker.-I am not sure Of that. II people get
hurt often before thy door, it will get an Ill name
and thy eynpyer will lose custom, and thee per,
haps thy place. Thee should consider better OF
| things.
This raised general laugh on the clerk, who
withdrew; and when the old Friend returned ihs
broom into its place AID went on his way, he
probably left wholesome lesson behind him.
fCincinnati Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
FASHIONABLE DANCING.

mons. GABRIEL DE kG LION ri, S.;'.,., y. =,
New and vicinity. that he has arrived for the pur.
nose OF giving instruction the principal fashionable Dances
sreyuing in highest circles o. European and Anercan
society. ,,, $780,. l >
NJ, where his stye met admiration O the pub
c and the marked approval OF the fashionable communty
Among others Mons X proposes teac Tint well known
dnnce la pol Katie new QuGdnes with original music
the Vui,e lie Deux Pnshc Mazourka-new Coulion'-ne"
(aIoppe, and all American Dances ...,1..,v
Non. X qyil be assisted by MADAME kORPONAY ns
MUSICIAN The instruction will be given IN the French, Ger
nam and English lanCnGses.
Rooms are enrured at . Park Placetrcty private, cool
and airytor the accommodation Of Ladies and Gentlemen
The poika and the Qunrlles, nj present danced in
the fashionable circles Of London aad PARIS. BE- nnght IN
SIX or twelve lessons, except the MazoukG All others IN
For further particulars, inquire of MONS KORPONAY, ct
TEGMs-Clss Lessons from 10 10 u. A. M13 to J. and
tol p. NJ, and from o tol III the evening.
Six lessons s-welve lessons, sl0, and quarter, sl5,
Private Lessonsx lessons, 49, twelve lessons, sls: quar-
ter SO
emies. &c &c. "A
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
COuTHERN RAIN.


yJ,rTr REST MEDICINE EVER USED fcr Consumption
Coughs Colds una al Affections qt ne hpa an 80, rn
LIVER &c IN testimony OF which we selel te ss he
Iany ceiraes to be s,n al tne inigTS no, -, usdway:
aren.s } Tfhan 1e5 flo-ery: Dr. hIrS, 10 tahAi: M
Tori <" 3 Prince; l. r. s. D. Sands rs brondwhy; ~
eseit Il Ayenae ~ Mn. kin ~ nl.ol 3 ~ 1
Wm Wood Harlem: Wm cbonaa. " i.niasou I Ir1x Nv
Ncrihall. IS FuIonst. BncSiya0 ili L2cAryg" ~
Bspjamn Old AeYnTs: d. ~. Serr; Tina csaccady. N.Y.
l. = VvsrsrS 4 Co I-ii,a R E. Gor,on, West Troy
Sal Geson. Pittsburgh. Pa; Re:ns i %; ,siIai N,
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
NOTICE TO tax PaYERS

Brooklyn, Sovefnber7tli 1874.
PURSUANT to m hct Of the Legislature entitled "A
Act relative tn the collection of nxes the City NJ Brook
lyn and Tor other purposes" tpassed April lsh s3) Nou
hereby given. that the Assessment Rolls Tor ior M
year tins av been delivered the Complruf o
the City of Brooklyn: and that from MI winch shall
pnid p the siid Comptroller within thry days from tie tar
hereof deduction Of three per will he mnye. and thai
from all taxts Which shall lie pad after the expiration d '
snd thirty dnys and within sixty days from sad date ded
ton Of per will De rnnde md TINT on nni nlerts
FIRST Tuesday IN Janunry next, cant will se ntdsdo
h then remaining unpaid and that the Third "
day of Januny the said Comptroller VIII deliver 70 70
Collectors of the City of Brooklyn the snd Assessment @
together wh the warrants thereto annexed directing them
proceed with regard To the uHpaid the dcd
by law.
The Comptroller would respectfully request thoss who q
tend TO avail themselves Of the provisions Of the Act d
~ N the above notice, TO nicrm him thereof %
bic. that their bills may be IN redresS prevent dsN
when they may be prepared to pny their taxes.
In compliance with resolution of the Mnyor md Connot
Council. NOTICE hereby further given that the Compo
Ter Will receive taxes Ut hrs Office the City Bnldng. FROM
sO'CIIQCk; 4. ". Until O'CLOCK. r. u. AM
NIB II A. 81 MERWIN. ComptroloL