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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26
CORPORATION NOTlCE-PubIlc notice h

CORPORATION NOTlCE-PubNc notice is
" hereby given 10 the owner owners occupant
pants of all Houses aud Lots improved unimproved Lands
affected the aby that the following Assessments have been
completed BY the Assessors and Odg nthe Street
ssones Office for examination by all persons interested.
viz For fencing lots the 9th Wa:d embracing lots
on the st side Of WASHINGTON street. between GnseyOo
and Hofatio streets the Wessd of Greenwich street, be-
tween GanseyooIt and Hoato the South side OF
snseyoort street between and Washington streets.
and the South side of HOrao street between Greenwich
WASH. gton streets and the North side Of JaneStree
South side Of I4h between 9th and 7h aud
South l4t between Hudson and 9th
avenue the West SIDE Of 9Th between 18th and 18th
and the North side OF 18th STREETS between 9th and
9Th and 9th avenues and The South side street be-
tween 9th and 18th Also the South side OF Ham,
Inond street between Washington and West streets the
North Of Jane between 9Th and Hudson
the West side Of Hudson street between Charles and
Peuys Also IN the 10th Ward the West side OF Eiddge
aide Of Foyr between Delaney and Ryngon
Also in the 18th Ward the South side of 18th street, be-
tween Broadway and University Place. the North side Of
th between University Place and 5 and the s.
Ward South side Of 18th street between 9Th and 9Th
4vres the North side of 7b street. between 9Th and 10Th
AVENUES and the North side Of alh between the 7 and
aud h Also the 7th Ward the South side Of
the l md ID the North side Of
street 81 and 81 and the South side
h street the 81 and avenues the West
SIDE Of Sd avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
AL whose interests affected by the above named
and who opposed 20 the either OF
them requested present their objections writing,
the undersigned the Street Commissioners Ofcs, with
III '''''' '''' '''l '''' 'a0' y ''' JOHN EVEN,
Street Commissioner, and Chairman Of Assessors.
Street Com mlssioners Office January 18th 1874 JIG
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Sales of Real Estate at Auction. Jan. ?

by a. J. b1teChe7 = Co
The lot OF ground Is feet by lO0 and old building No
Is Nlurray-st between Church and Chapest. Sc AGO
lot of ground IS feet by u.s. and old building the
No 6S Warren-s \ Z cornsr Of Chape-s. .... $500
e,ora and In; Is fee, bv l4O fet H. No q Sout-st
or q feet hy 100 w cor of It'll av and a2d-st SEQ
10 do adjoining, on 7th avenue $40
do q feet by go T. cor 7th az and i2d-st. 600
do on 7th ay near 42!-st al $500 each $50
> In do nea, 43d.st do.... COO
5ors o,s on nh avenue near i3d-st at $50 each l5o
Ssc,ut Tors on 12d and i3d SITS at $3.50 each 53j
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AUCTION SALES.
sish RIehlsss, Aaeuoqetr -.

Wv r,.>- &Ash Rchlrds, AGcuoDesr.
1l9S Broadway W.
,rurpry TUESDAY, Msrrh asth, ls.4.
~. Tin j! ~ III NEW-Y0RK TRADE SALE.
ne next REGULAR Trade Sale viii bs commenced on Tu4
Gay M 2eih Of March |, VIII b. CONDUCTED und-I n.
'aycises Of Books PSpi s,asienrry, Setoyps Plat,.
Materials Leather and Cloth &c are re.peetGuIIv
hea The GitaoSqs will Be pa 70 The usaal c. sa
A''S VIZ VV THIS EVENING 80 T WIN required!
Al O'Clock. az the auction room
LAW LrERARY.-A large and valuable collection Of 49,
Books. Amo3g them Philip>'s Evidence (Cow.p sns
Hills No;rsl vols WheeleIs Chaneery Disevt .ols
heuts Commentaries vols; Governs TSatiss vcls; SrSr
Sle Eldesce vols Harrison, Digest. vois Ya,rs.
Headings and Forms; Aecalfs Reports, vos; Strong on
Partnership; Digest Of NswYoEk Reports. vols Chitty's
?eadngs, vols; edward, t.ecsyers ChUeey; Dun
APPS Practice vols; Graham Practice: Rc,coeS Criminal
srdeaes hty Bills; Bryces Reveuue Laws; Rather
oed ns'itutes Reeves Desen,s; Nors; Prake clerks
Digest vols; Halls Superio Cont Reports vols; Eng
ish Common Law REPORTS vols; CoGsngs Pfac,ics Phil
bps aad AmeS oG Evidence vols, Coopes Jusna; Ssrs
tractice vols HUGHES on Insurance; Stsrkies Rerort
vols, SC.
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RICHARD VAN DYKE. Jr.. Auctioeer

RICHARD VAN DYKE. Jr Aucuoneer
A SSIGNt,ES' SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
~ kRTY IN CHaMBERS-STREET-A
j. BLEECKE.R 4 0. viii sell on TUESDAY, SOth Jan-
uary next " O'clock the Mechpns EIchapge BY or
de- OF the sgpees close trust that usble three story
aad attic Dwelling bulk the BEST by Nathan
lei Richards, for his known No. t9 Cham
eerss'ee The oti. IS feet front aud BY $50 feet deep,
lpnnnS through RAds-stree, under lease florr
Grace Chuch az follows viz: the lot ON Is
~ Is tes has two IRON, the 18Th Of March next.
II the yearly OF $685. with years each
valuation; the lot Resdsseet No 1884, also 2S by IS
feet has years the 18th of March next AZ
the yearly o $40 Both lots and the building will De
sold together SCQocan remain mortgage a; per cent, in
teres e desired The house be from Il a. NJ. ,oi
p VI. daily. ,25 5tiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26

NhyN. 7. JENNINGS " co Diapers and Tail.
tain solicit attention @ an s.,oTmsnt Of eSsonab go"aa
including Cloths Cass,merss Vestings, &c in all
and various stylex.
Under the that the system of small profits and
quick returns, which has elected liberal patronage will
br continued whilst such will enable
fiji all orjsrs III future with promptness.
feature the establishment which must commend 10
those requiring articles for Immediate the addition
stock Of of first quality ready made Oar
meats consisting of Sur6uts Frocks DIess Coats Panta.
looms, Vests Office Goats, Travelling Frocss DRESSING
Gowpa, &c
A choice ScaIfs, Cvat. Hand
ksrches Gloves Suspenders Hosiery, Under eats Draw
Muslin Shirts, Collas &c. prices which offer
| purchasers iyi5 is1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26

real head of hair that scercs Ind coraoseu1s have PRO
nounced the perfect and extraordinary o. me
ar The great ADVANTAGE this novel and unique WIG IS
w being made without weaving which causes us
appearance so closely 10 resemble the natural halr ooth IN
'bres and natural appearance as defy detection, tex
ure being beautiful porous ard 50 es that IN all cases
OF hsr Wigs entirely avoided The scepuc aud connolssenr
are alike invited inspect this novel and beautiful and
- ial2 mis
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MARRIED.:

January a, Mr.. TEuS,s w Quick 10 Miss Marin. 81
a., Ii.st d uekIer OF NJ. t;ush-s Esq
Al Nswtown, L. Janusry 81, Mr. WILLIAM j. Towx
SEND to Miss AzN daughter Of the late A bel Samms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26

pEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
II FROCKS. CLOAKS, &c.-Extra Beaver and Pilot
Cloth Over Coats Winter Frocks Sacks &c Also, extra
and medium quality Cloth Clna for sale 23i Broadway.
Oh istf '''' WNi. T. JENNINGS Il CO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26
Mems, Boys and ChiIdren'a Clothing.
GEORGE z. ZEN,
Nos mo CUATuaM-sT AND a BowPpy

M7iLL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
w full and complete assortment OF MEMS, BOYs.'
AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. OF all descriptions,
made in the MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE which he would
respectfully the attention n those want. As he has
made arrangements to receive CLOTHS, CASSIMERES.
VESTlNGS, &c, by every Packet and ha, secured the
of experienced Cutters he pledges himself TO give
perfect satisfaction all who may purchase.
" B.-GoTmertS made TO order at the shortest notice
and with sf,tei ptnct,iafv. sl2 tFIis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26

srpsrse', CORDIAL sold =, No alaFrarn a,la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26

0xTA WATCHES The largest and most sPIen-
G assortment of Watches the city BE- found
1 at the sub,egbsts Heis eSntantly EsesiyinS all o.
from the manufacturer England. France and swtzsi1nd
enabled offer larger assortment AMI At much lsss
prc+s M retail than any other house in the city Gold
Waschts az low 500 $25 each Watches and JewelTY
excanyed or bought All Watches warranted 20 keep good
tne Or the money returned Watches, Coca and Jewelry
repair 6st and warranted lower than
other place in the city.
g. c. ALLEN Importer Of Watches and Jewelry.
iaI iJ rhoi-sa'e and retail. 30 aii-4tipst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26
STEAM REFINED CANDY.

= l. u a. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, corner
II. OF Chambers street. constantly manufacturing by
steam, aud have aow hand large Candy
NJ OF superior quality suitable for the Southern market
THIS candy being made from Refined Sugar, will keep in
climate harder and dryer than made from sugar
llG lmn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26

=. II. LUDLOW, AacuoneeT.
X ALuABLE PEARL-STREET PROPERTY
At AUCTlON.-E- H. LUDLOW * co. viii sell
on FhlDAf January 18th az = O'clock at the Merchants
scetHouse IS b. IS; io IS by So 1t well arranged
large family and may small expense, b.
store iorwhich a,orsbly situated between Broad and
WhtehaSeets. 50 per cent OF the purchase mocey
ma'non bond and mortgage For particulars apply TO 8 A.
LAW RENE, No. 3 Wa-sTset, or 20 the Auctoussrs.
The House can De seen AZ any time i225t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26

nWIDEND.-A Dividend of Eight Per Cent.
~ upon the Capital Stock Of th- Howard Insurance Com.
pany was declared by the Board of Directors THIS DAY
payable on aad lter The 4th OF December next
u29 2mIs LEWIS PHILLIPS Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26
DTSA STEERS.

The brig BENZ amin Rogers which arrived this port
Wednesday from Calais Me- has been 80 days the
lost nearly all her sails rigging spa and deck load. She
bowed off into the Gulf four times Being of pov
sons and before the last northwest gas Capt
suited the and they the conclusion the
vessel ashore their lives and put all sail for that
pu nose but when IN fathoms I'd very Long Island
The wind suddenly shifted the NV and blew gale, and
they again, for the nth time blown into the Gulf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26

n-"Church and State''-Bishop Hughes
Reviewed.-Rev. GEORGE B. CHEEVERS Second
Lecture on the irt,pe Of Girl and Ecclesiastical Power
in HE Nfdd. .4ges," will be delivered in the Broadway
Tabernacle, Monday evening January 29th at o'clock
Tickets of admission the avas 10 be devoted TO- the
Of Tickets be Obtained at the bookstores
Of NJ H. Newman Broadway; Saxton Miles. 2O5 Broad
way Fanshaw col Broadway; NJ. w. Dodd. Park Row;
and at the DOR on the evening" lecture
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BE ASTONISHED
BROTHER JONATHAN,

gE PEoPLE-fo1 the PrOprie,ors of the New World
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26

SHADES Of all Subscriptions wholesale aud retail !,
OSgn, Banner and Transparent Painter 10 order
10 Inns BAkTOL < De MAUNY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26

CHAS. N. KING.
(Who will preside al the Piano Forte.)
PROGRAMME:
l. Song-"The Angels WHISPER. Mrs Page 49,. Lover
@ Solo, On the Harp) Irish Airs. Mas'r Hughes Hughes
3 Had - Kathleen OMore" Mrs; Page Ilsh
a. Solo, GUITAR ST Paick's day.. Sg'r. Bini do
s. Ballad" Kate Kearney". Mrs Page ...... do
The Piano used this occasion from Thompsons factory
Barclay 81. 12b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26

y.,,E-A Special Election for Member of
c ~. was held in the With (far EASTERN
Ooa Of Maine on Monday, 22d inst. The
D Daor Wing of Tuesday evening has returns
t Dau >, towns showing gain of 1874 for Robin
iio ~ The Wing candidate. The vote is heavy.
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CLEARED,

Ship Platna, Manson. Mobile.
Cloud, Davis, NeworiSsns Nesmth Walsh Pilot Cos.
B.gs Ta1quina Scott, St Jsge de- Cu5a, Thompson s
Adams; Saratoga. BedelI Mobile, Dnnham Dimon eer-
nernan, ssranna Dnnham Dmon; Harriet Fors iaay
ma Ne5mith s; Walsh.
Sehrs Mary & Elizabeth Barker, Havana r de Zado;
Wsymoth, Couch, Richmond, Allen & Pa1son; Albion,
Mitchell. Norfolk. Nesmith Walsh; Florence, Randall
Tortoa, J Elwsll & Co.
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CONCERT

of Vocal and instrumental Music 10 b. COMPOSED entirely
Irish Melodies which will be performed by the following
insnt and popular artists:
MRS. PAGE.
(The highly esteemed and distinguished VocaIist)
SIGR. B1N1,
(On the Guitar
MASTER HUGHES and
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NJ lecture ON ireland "a an indie pend

u 4 Lecture OF lreI"1lN M nm Ahue pt1to,
e Nation; her Resources Moral, Physical, Natural
aud intellectual and her full and unconditional right TO
Domestic Legislature, will b. delivered Friday evening
Tickets Is eachto be had al the Tribune office, 6O
Nassau streel the bookstores OF r. Dungn Isl Fulton ST
the Hall on the above evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26

a.. lii.st d!ugkIer OF NJ. fush~s Esq
AT Newtown, L. / January 81 Nj WILLIAM J. Toyx-
SEND to Miss ASS, daughter Of the late Ab- Samms
DIED:
On W.dassaay eTeains, suddenly, PETER BRows, aged
J,ausT a In the 5st year of her age REBEccA widow
Of mitchell Fraser.
January "a, MARY, wife Of Guy Richards.
January "a, MARY, wife of John Riev
January 81. CAROLINE VicToRr. daughter of John Hal
let, in her It'll year
January 81, HIRAM Ray aged IS wears
In has 24th year.
Al Williams burgh, L. l. January o. JOSEPHINE daughter
OF joseph NJ and Hannah Brown years and months
AT Naharoneck, Nestch-ser County, January 49, HAN
aged 81 years and months reict of Mr. John Powers
Passengers Arrived
In re ship Hilah, from Nsc. OrleGns-Mr Bnsow ard
IL IN the Storage.
Passengers Sailed
In the packet ship Queen Of The Vest for Lirerpooy-B
Eyre ana lady, OF Canada; Benjamin Thompson Of Mon
trail James Graham OF Connecticut; Francis vose OF Bos-
ION; Albert Day Consul Leeds Benjamin Il v-
e!har OF Philadelphia; Thomls Nc(inlr- 5 Consul at
Glssgow and lady, and Walden of CINCINNATI; Lewis
oT ~ and q - A stouienbgrg, of NewYoIk.
~ he6rts ChGtreS, for Santa MGrrho-Mrs Sanchez
and two children, Drs j Kirkland and { J Putnam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26

~ Cotton Canvass, COMPRISING HEAVY
sat DUCK LIGHT RAV ,i t95 Bo ~ sAIPs
Pril FEITNGS 30 10 10 inches wide; B GGlNS, PLAIN
and twilled and a inch Also, Gram and Meal Bags q
'N1 BRINCKERaOFF, FOX POLHEMUs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26

WILLIAM II. FRANKLIN, AucronreT.
~ Chancery Sale OF Three Story BRICK HOUSE
and LOT OF GROUND, No Market-street, near East
Broadway-WILLIAM Fl. FRANKLIN Will sell on SAT-
URDAY January 9TH at Y o'clock, at the Merchants EI-
change under the direction of Pho T. RuggIes Master
Chancery that desirable three story brick House and Lot of
Ground No Markestreet East Broadway. The lot
is IS feet and By 90 feet in d-pth be the
OF less TeIms part Of the purchase money
main on bond and mortgage, If desired. j25 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26

LURNlTURi: NOTICE-Soia Beds!eads, Sc
a +. t0LTCS wcud infor, all who want Of Far.
aitcre OF any description that he prepared ursh
has constantly hand very large assortment including
tanss tent Sofa 6estents which for simplicity, dura
b'i and economy without their equal The public arc
invited 70 call ant eAamce tnem-ao, all other kind, OF
Sofas always on baud,
Those breaking mp houseseeI nS OF wishing TO sell all
any portion of their Furniture Will find ready sale by send
line or calng upon the subscriber.
Sales BY Auction faithfully attsndrd
su26ixt! F.COLTON, liz Fulton and q Ann r,x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26

Street Commissioner and Chairman of Assessora
Street Commlssioner's Office January 18th 1874. il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26

HAYrI-We are indebted to a friend for copy
of the new Constitution of the Republic of Hayti.
Tie first section provides for the political division
Of the Republic and declares that Africans and In
dams, or the descendants of either, by one the
other parent, may become citizens; but no white
person can become citizen, or hold real estate
The second section provides for the civil and pc
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AKA REWARD-slGN or REMOVAL.-

N7ANTED.-By a respectable Protestant
w young woman situation in private family as cook
chambermad excellent washer and nner good city
reference. given Apply IA Roosevelt street. ID floor uT
2S lts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26

M7ANTED-Places by a very good cook, &c.
w and an English girl chambermaid seam
stress lived years last places Apply at A Prince street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

{ ONLY 70. CENTS.
Tie Manager happy 70 announce engagement with
Miss LOUISE DOROTfIEA WAGNER, the Fortune
Telling Gtpsey CiiIl, sister
THE CELEBRATED GlPSEY QUEEN
OF the American Museum. She be from O'clock
the till O'Clock the afternoon dressed in her
native costume and be privately consulted regarding
PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE EVENTS, She
cannot BE- seen the evening National Portrait Gallery
Grand CoSmorama and 100000 cuuositieS Admission
shng 24 those who consult the Gipsey Girl
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G.. :. FISK, Auetoneer. >,.,uu,
lpYC & FISk-Sore No - l'anaistIeet, (NatonA haE'i
nj Al

Atm O'clock, ut - Canal street ~
VIII lie sold quantity OF Cotton Hose ana ha hoss' p'
the best quality 6y the dozen beautiful nssonmehp OF 70
phyr W6rste, 81 all coo and shades Canyns' a tnI p
Horn Bone Ivory Gold aud Silver plate Dressing Comp,
Shell and Horn llnrdo: Boys Chip and IeghoTn ihis; In
dies Tuscan NeapolItan and Straw to SILK Cord rms
SILK and Cotton Gloves; Wooen Yam. black Nett Lace
white do Cotton asd Linen THREAD. uspendef Tapes SGs
so fine HAIR Brushes Clothes do Shoe d. ana 'uhuy o'ne'
articles, BY order Of Alfred Roach constable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05

SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRAcKERst.T T sub b.
srber wishes IN make knows TO the public that mueG Oh
5 and cracsers which are sold his city by The above
us: are entirely different from the SooA BISCUIT and So
GAR CRACKERS made Ut bis Baker, wch nave oeen ufa
ITs ,seny years with the bes, results: while the mi
tson which can be made for less pce though Pefraps
above BscIr and CRACKERS, nl.o Butter BISCUIT
BIscTrT BrT-rER CRACKERS, WAriR CRACKERS. tiL o.,
I'd ~ Rpr,p all OF fist quality nre constantly .or
sale al The seknown establishment, 70
corner o! WaTen-sueei. EPHRAlM TAEAD" ELL
.-.fs
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FRESH BUTTER
a. DILL II IL p VI L A /.

z o IA Z II L a u u II II a
yu,u,S IJryIrRIOIJS BUTTER vl be received FRESH
twice a week tArcnSA the H,nter, at BROWN HoLE-
SALE GRoeEK where may Be pad sss. sepd in her
cSdrs rmrdafslv and he number OF pound' s5 ae
slre per week Gs the supply viii be limited
CHOICE TEAS. SUGARS. COFFEE, OIL & CANDLES.
Together with general assortment Of Spices &c. SC I'll Oh
which .re offered. BY wholesale. Ct wholesale prse'
The undersigned have hesitation IN ass.Is Inc pnph'
that their establishment presents Inducements 10 the
ucsrpas,ed by any other. and they respectfully
;rv,a 4. who would save the retail profits on ter suppe oil
1focenes' % III THE GRANITE BUILDING.
lbs Eish,t-s,re.s. Sd door East of Broadway:
John H. BROWN L BROTHERS.
NR-ode. from The country carefully packed ssd .no-
ued A; the shortest notlce. s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05
5I;sx.,,u Vessel,

The brig W. Carlson of Philadelphia, Captain r. Toni
sled from Kingston, JAM. about the 9Th OF sept Tor
West sisce which time nothing has been heard oil her.
conjecure that she may have toundered IN the disastrous
Of LIT 9Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05

nJINpOW SHADE DEPoT-No. 2 Spruce street s.,-
w $4,000 worth Of Shades The ;ussclDen' enny the
demand for Their superior shaces Persons ~ @
Of item can rcy on having good article, as they are d"
be, patterns CONSIST Of every kind which could be
and they have greater assortment than al .ns show
nr thern and are never offended they DO mol se 2.
CT taste would do well call Sign Bsnnsss sna ~ III md.
cheap. bAh1Oh O. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05

R,rk E. Churchill -. from Philadelphia, with coal, bound
N etpn put IN the South West for hnrbor Tuesday
|, consequence Of adverse wind.
Packet ship Baltimore for Hayrc and others. are still de-
..irad hr nnfaynrnhle weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05
FOR THE PILES.

ID FAD the following interesting case and remarkable ea.e
IL NJ piles: Mr J. Bowman, dtS lSrsned hirnlect rc
d,s IN Bpadwuy has been afflicted with the Plies Tor four
teen He consulted me about three @oas %.
@ pae and angud complaints Of pans over
The Kidneys great taon tension and weight IN NE lower
sse,on OF tie bowels attended with pc snmon 50 iucn ln
.sd nj tunes produce intense suffering nj otnef unes
relieving ,hese!v By profr:e t'caIge OF be9t inducing
r-s. drbty the muscles Of the back from the long contn
ad ,r,aOn hn in some degree lost their power pr0ucins
iumbago and with much dicuy that DE coaS .n i've
bundled dolla fourteen years Tor this complaint. aha @
Obtained only Temporary relief now entre!y cusen
more than TWO thousand miles since, and lees no rsu, VI @
compliant well end active now as pc wss ti 4, 'f.p
HANS PILE ELECTU3RY Reader, tbs ony Tss q b.
thousand similar cases cured by he sane mean, 6, M
osee M Bosery. -four doors above Spring A6yee
Sra;is Remeniber 1856 Bowery. Ageno-S T. arssr ,
Rocjbes,er: coinan 4. Co. Bnffalo. .ll snl,lm-
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~ ,ha aIii ierember-The splendid fns, sailing paeke;
&hp VICKsBUaG, Capt. berry, WI sai positively Is
,a,nnr day The accommodations oil this ship Tor
sDSxe ss cabin end ssetage very upen1r
and persons about proceeding 70 New Orleans my fs On e
mp o. e s application should BE- ,es on bS f1st Of
hsaosh 'sA'' 76 South street. corner Maiden hae
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Notice 10 Mariners.

DISTRICT or Sr. AUGUSTINE. Nov. 2Oih7Noce hereb
gwen that through change the channel the outer buo
uiihe entrance OF the habor nj 81 Augustine now lies nbot
one hundred and twenty-five yards North OF said entrance
A. w. WALKER, Collector.
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Disasters.

Sch, Robin Hood Killman from Boston, Of and for Frank
rt mn ashore the Ensen Sister! below Portsmouth, ut
psi fh ut, thick weather. but got oil with damage TO
ee and dder knocked off, ind projected to Portsmouth,
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MARRIED.

~, IN St Rarhclomew's Church. BY Rev. r.
onthe w tpSSRY OWEN TO CATHERINE ANN ,dauch-
Ilss' b. VIM. II. Sacseit. of Wcstches'cr County,
ss Yorsi md. by his Honor James Harper Mayer Of this
% re TT,it,NAS COLES. to MISS ANN ADELlA HOP
kN e Sno :" Mayor Harper on the 81 INST MI JORDAN
6g,,sSSbeRHiLL 10 Mss HANNAH WILLIS, beth OF
..Ccye, L..
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DIED,

,,,.,,..aov morning. Dec 4. 1874. Mrs. CAROLINE
o. vic OF David G. Warner. and daughter OF Ellis
we month and 10 snys invited 10 attend he,
her lac residence, Is Amty ST. Thursday, Dec.
" as %thGa. tur,heI .nyta:os pR ,crrr oes,
dI sPlocsEsi Noyembe, 95h Mr.. LEONARD CORN,
az ased s6ycars.