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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

STATISTICS OF THE AssEMBLY.-1he present AS
sembly consists of l28 ms mbers. Their several occu
pations are as foows-Farmers, 59; Lawyers, 20;
Mechanics, l6: Merchants, l3; Doctors, o inkeep
ers. 8: Editors, 2; Manufacturers, y Engineer
Rntcher. Contractor and Banker, each |. me
oldest member is &c years OF age the youngest %
borb being members Of the New York city delega-
,on. There are members between the ages OF ~
and 80: 4S between 80 and 40; 40 between Az and
so: 80 between 50 and 60; and three that are over
co. The birth places OF the members were as 'ol'
lows: New York, 84; Connecticut, IS; Vermont
IL; Massachusetts, 9; New Hampshire 4; New
Jersey, 2; Ireland, Scotland, West Indies, i
Albany Evening Journal.
SpRING.-Sprng came in gentle and frlsky as 3
lamb: quite Milierish so far calorc is concerned,
though a little TOO moist for immediate combustion.
The Ice has disappeared from the Canal, River and
Lake hereaway, and we learn by gentleman from
the Islands, that there is ice in sight IN that Vi
cinity save occasional floats from above. Before
breaking up at the islands the ice had become very
thin and porous and he thinks II quite probable ha
boats could now reach Detroit
[Cleavelard Herald, I'd March.
gJP We noticed the arrival at levee yester-
day of four boat loads of Ice, from the Upper Mis-
sissippi wnich sold almost soon as landed al
about 81 per ton, making The sum received for this
article in one day. something near 81 ,5OO-ap prota-
BILE investment, no doubt, to The purchaser.
1St. Louis New Era, 9th.
tF. new Postoffice has been established III
the town of Reading, Steuben Co., n. Y, called
Reading Center, and Alonzo Simmens appointed
Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

pY ORDER of Daniel Pratt, First Judge of
Onondaga County Courts and Counseliora Law the
supreme Court Notice is hereby given that attachment
mas ssned against the Of Royal Stewart of Cleveland
STATE OF Ohio nonresident debtor under roo made
sad uds Se pursuant TO the directions Of the Statute
cenmg attachments against abscouing concealed non
resident debtors and that the w be sold for the pay
nst OF ms debts unless he, the said Royal Stewart appear
aud discharge such attachment according law within
moaths from the first publication OF Notice and that be
of any debts due him By residents of this State
aud the delivery him c his of any property
his State belonging him. and the transfer Of aay such pro-
5-v - Io forbidden By law and void-Dated jan
H. SHELDON,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

Sales OF Real Estate at Auction.
Ru a 7 B}eecEe,. 4, C0.

I1tttLhtT CU.
The story frame house, with TWO buildings IN the
rear, situated in Williams burg, near Union Avenue,
aud the lot IS by 100 feet ...... sl,aOO
Hoboken, containing 50 acres 5000
Four lots the north conner of Ninth Avenue
and Forty-rsstIeet with house in front and barn III
the Iear ........ 49,. 500
Four lots Forty hrssreet, adjoinng the of the
By Halliday s, Jenkins.
Four sto;y No. 78 Wam-street. 20 feet front and
rear and 2s feet inches Liberty street s, ,25(
rear by as feet deep l225c
That portion of four "a Wam.street. lOs
deep .................. 6,5O(
Two story and bassm brick house No. 81 Ami
ty-s,reet near Wooster 7,lo
Lot on Ten,hsreet l52 fest of Fifth Avenue. 26
fest front and by half the block. 320
Two story bck house l7h streat: lot $50 feet 'front.'
100 feet CENTRE by 100 feet Deep with frame stable
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
sEBRING'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL.

rs now universally admitted to be certain
ispecc for Dyspepsia, Neyons Affections, w eaknsss Loss
Of Appetite Debility sc Physicians prescribe their
ents gentlemen who have experienced IT'S effects,
gratefully recommend ladies' have derived the greatest
benefit from exhibition nervous and other complaints,
epcure restored their Appetite aud the weak and feeble
the rich mans bliss :" has, through influence, been
edeJ al classes and and m1npac
ures merchants and bankers lawyers and dy'nes phoso
piers poets and planters all been cured by this medicine
their ceI;l cstes and recommendations Satisfactorily prove
both OF mind and body from the above complaints
when infaabe remedy offered them IN the Restore
tive Cordial which is prepared by G.. g. SEBRlNG, and
sold al his Office No.6 Murray Il6 3n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
Passengers Arrived

In brig Eaaily from Char!eston-Chaes King. Mar
tiu + Ben j,mn, Stern, Abraham Moses Stern, John
Rnen Flynn. Botsotj Tolick-and II in sreerage.
In brig Dela, from N.,o- Otleans-Capt Chapman, Nj
Chubbs, Mr. Read.
In brig Clinton from Sapa,nah-S Brown and lady Mr.
A BIowG and child J Z tlerwill.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

EkENCN POLISHING PASTE This article
j combination Of elementary substances, having strong
affinity for Ch OF hch unit and ofm compound asto
y thsr The braucy aud duHbitv OF
re polish impars the delicate arcl9 OF furniture
such mahogany, wcOd ebony, Italian marble also 70
carriages, patent leather military Gags, Sc is unsurpassed
!ts application requiring very iittie b9 10 .sto the
article 10 lis original beauty For sale by 4 b SANDS y
co, Granite Buildings, 273 Bromlway. Chambers st
also By 4. * Sands, - rulton 81 D. Sands < o. II
s.st Bro.Cway rliCe 25 cents. mhlS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

~ HORSE-SAOS OSS--Wa.santed Superior N
9every any heretofore used about he pric.
Eoi inc iron in bay. All doubt. ths subject may be
removed by sending IS y mali Otherwise i60 lbs a,
sorted zes WI Immediately be forwaIded-war1anted to
suit section of country !or whc they ordered
by applying the subscriber he works 20 Kellogg
!, Co. Warrens, Hart Lesley, j. c. Eeartt s. Brother
Troy; Lewis EsusdIet s Co, John Townsend, Aiban,,
Pieysons Cor New York Charles Smith, Boston, a. NJ
B. w Jones, Ph2deipha, and T. Prnt Brother Bslumor.
where farther INFORMATION Iasy be a2G The subject
Troy Iron and Nail sartor-. HENRY BURDEN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

OFFICE CRoToT AqUEDUCr BOARD,
March 18th 1914.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
the 2Oth March, P. M flor the supply of thirty tons
Lead be delivered such quantities may be directed by
the subscriber.
By order Croton Aqueduct Committee.
JAMES A. COFFIN, Prest G. A. Board.
Samples of the Lsad will be required with the proposals
NH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

T EECHES. .EEClIGS Constantly on hand,
IL received i-sh s,efy al large suppIy Of -cpu
SIZE hehy Swedish and German LeechS that wtl hate
quick. For sale bY tho honsln hundred dozrn AID pat
up in turf b. ,,rorisd with safety auy pant OF
country
leecies apple, by eoml~tanr Eerson a ANY tlrie
a B. SANDS * co Wholesale and R-tal Druggists.
NIL m Broadway. tanher Granite Eulldns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
THE TRIBUNE.
Deferred
CITY INTELLI G E N c +.
POLICE OFFICE.
, Observation-Disclosures 70

ARREST OF PrckrocKET,-Y -Yesterday forenoon mo-
a. G H. No sao containing @
1SD. Of aa i ders b0Gds and
notes. va Prentiss feeling the removal Of his pook
ID. and ssson A MsT
w., The nocket book with all It's contents wds
picked where Ms do%n 6sa soa 1oas s1a M
10 m ,h Police and he was complained of aud sent TO pr
n..:ol CarJnor ,yes .r
.nd conm,ed for stealing and panta'oons worth
slS 81 fn from Tirnothv Glen No. l3s Leonard St
IARcEsIEs.-John Morris, colored, was arrested
- ;,,sd for stealing gold watch seal, worth ST. from
rsdeoek O. Dnsco No 33Veseys;reet which he snatchsd
and ran off with.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

OFFICE CRoToN AqUEpucr WoRKs,}
March 7th 1874.
FEVO IRON FOUNDERS-SeaIed proposals viii
be received by the subscriber until the 18th day of March
next at r NJ at Office OF the Croton Aueduct Works
forty COY inch stopcocss also fifty (5O fire hydTens
10 be delivered IS follows, VIZ:
10 stoI-cockS on the lst Apni:
IS do do ist May
Is Fire Hydrants on the lst April
20 do do do 18th April
Is do do do lst May.
The material and wokman,hpt to be of the best character
aud TO approved OF by the Water PurveyO The plan Of
the hytrants be with the estimates
Any information respecting the tocock' and hydrants can
be obtained by enquTns at the office.
ndecidnS upon the proposals. the Cfoon AQueduct Com
the righ; of rejecting proposal they dlsap-
prove. b. order OF the Croton Alueduct Committee.
JAMES A COFFIN.
ma l5t President Croton Aqueduct Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

9Th 50 l4th IL 23i street.
The trenches will BE- dug such part OF each street as shall
De prescribed.
Thosr inch pipes will be deep and feet vide at
Those 70 inch pipes will be 81 feet deep and 81 feet wide
Those io 6 inch pipes will te feet deep and feet wide
al bottom.
-mpoved by the Croton Aqueduct Committed the trenches
viii be filled iayrts NOT e1ceedls inches lG h,fkaess
BY Contractor with sound AMI good materials lo The uI-
pose the same e 6e we'll raned and then repaired IN uuia
be laid where hyrapts 10 be placed Cross trenches
feet deep and = gt M %e at bottom w be Eqa,sl m g s5
h work Proposals viii state The Trcs Der mile for the
trenches TO cover all expenses for excavst;ns, backfmg,
rammins. repasng supplying sand p.vins 0t9aes ana
foot running measure vii also be for the hydrnt
trenches measuring from the Longitudinal main TO the foot
In deciding upon the proposals: the Croton Aqueduct
Committee will reserve The right OF ieectns any proposals
they dsapproge Zach pfooSal must be accomanlId with
the sgnates OF two petsoHs sgayns Their as
S oys's bs NAKED on m h me opos @
yating -nces, 10 be addressed TO The subscriber
IL will be stipulated The that the Contractors
SEE that such lamps furnished ald directed 10 be
placed at trenches -it open during the night supplied
The attention Contractors requested particularly
the following The excavation is to be understood
half cubic yard and and will be suppos
ed have Informed he elves Of the character Of the
will be required keep The trenches clear until the pipes
laid and caulked and no allowance viii be made for
cayns work OF any kind. The street not 70
be broken up without written directions om the Water
Purveyor which directions will specify from and 10 what
points the Street is to be broken up from 10 time 1t
is intended that the trenches shall be opened faster Than
be el!ed and spaved Immediately after the pipes are laid
The payments will be within ten OF
work done. On the completion the work such will be
reserved for mouths will IL the opinion OF the Wa
PuIveyor provide TO. or other work found
necessary in consequence of the imperfect which
any part Of the work has been done the part Of the
tractor.
No contract will be finally settled without the personal
examination and certificate of the Water PuTeynr.
Copies Of the and certificate n final settlement
can be examined al the cfice Of the Croton Aqusduc,
Works.
By order Of the Croton AGueduet COMMITTEE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

EzS CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN
sC=hoCks-The Locks n. ssobscTibsr, rho vas awarded
S@sSaS and 1913 for the hes; toned Church Bell and
also silTE5 Medal for ts best Bell and Diploma for Town
October last, prepared his FouEdfy furnish
Bells OF hom 20 10 10000 lbs. made Of the best materials
and warranted 10 stand and pease-fasens them
improved cast iron Yokes with movable The increas-
ns demand for hs Bells the best evidence thai be given
Of their excellence Orders have been received from the Can
ads and almost all the Stes aud about 400 have been far
nlshed 10 different places In tie STAT Of Newf ork from MS
ouadry-Tewn Clocks. Ley-ling and Surveying instIa.
ments, Copper and Bsass Castings, Sc: &e ~
ANDREW MENEELY.
NAY AND MARTIN S SBLACklNG-Constaut
- hand, the and genuine imported Day Mar
n Backing brightest best and cheapest blacking The
world. For sale wholesale and retail by
a. B. SANDS co
mill I'm 273 Broadway. coz Chameels 81. GIagli. -a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

y VIl UN NEt1'fSN'
: beauti:a aubu black ,hre= houis By
csing bottle OF he celebrated ailan Dye thasJustly OBJ
taur,i reputation suGpassicg al oh-s ad
may be used without he least nJuc stGef 10 r hAr 9
Hrereole tr difficulty of proc suitable article
fa cooring toe hair has daJerd na.y tfou attempting.
iuc difficulty removed. all wso have used The
Itaiiu Dye have h9nle wrs tesumonE OF lis efficacy
Prepared aud sold wholesale and Retlil by
4. Is. SANDS Y 60. rs Broadway,
cor. Chtnber.st. (Grauit- buildpS)
q mhlS In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

pOWERY-Pu noIicels hereby gwen shat
- Petition has been presented the Board OF Assistant
dsrnen chang the OF that portion the Bowery be
9th and lith streets 10 Fourth .4renue.r
persens interested and tins
requested their writing the under
sgued at his oce Hall OF before the 18th day
OF March inst. JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
Street Commissioners Oface. March &. Isit rnh6
DIAPER of all kinds constantly on hand, and for
Z sale in lots 10 suii purchasers By
mht 6n CYRUS w. FIELD No. Buriine Slip
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

sIO IRON MASTERS : 0! sale, Mil! Sites
the immediate n.lshbo[hood = Bitumnous Goa and
to tide W ater where such Coal and Or found
The communication complete With Phllaielpa and baIi'
more b. ana and Railway Fo! Paalpiss IsscEipnye Of
the property and farther niotmaton aprY TO Aftuo4d
NEntyIe Albany Archibald RobeI:sor fhhadeiphL4; or
where may specimens Of the coal and also maps
auseSs.ons ol .ne piotir " rAssv i,.,il t.pcIuss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, MARCH le-2 P. NJ.
CLEARED,

Ship EubuIn, Durley, \ Orleans Stanton Frost
smith SsIss Se;is, @ 3slsaSs J9h1psn Lp%d5a
Busaos Ayies DslSss' CO. etA''' Seneca 00'''N
As4ias Dssns, Aux G9yes Foster MAksyard; Deoratt
PiefIe Bryant. NooIk Buck Pcess; Enesy Dummonl
Bangor mas;er George Pollock, Casey. New bem; Dodge
Pesesbng Va, Hunter; Patriot. Edridge, Philadelphia
ARRIVED,
Big ohelo Ryans IS days from Mobile cotton 'c Sur
Brig Della Thaes, IS days from Orleaus sugar mol4s
Bris Coton Lyon days from Savanuah cotton and rice
Big Emma Wait. 26 days from Mayacebo coffee to BOu
ehaud& < rhebaud.
Brig Emily days from Charleston cotton and nee 10
Seh Say ,dahoek simpson. of Machas IA days I'm Cape
Hay st Domingo cotton iogwood and mahogany To Buck
&fe,e, Left brig Eal1 Drew, of Boston waiting freight
schr Daniel Webster days from Edenoa n c. aud
schf Sequel, Miner. days from Richmond. flour and
sehr Beil., MeNla,h hours from Norfolk and flour
10 StuTgss Chairman.
sshF sss rae sa vsss H@ Virginia oysters
sehi Pso,ee,oy P.st> 90
sshl sshl Ess Eb.nfR,s Post, vt1 jsbssoa Ss4s DO DO
BaiP. Ga GSmms GastIe Bf Liverpool Johann tB.m,
Biss Fosca Helena Rotterdam; Leopold Havana Excel
Savannah; Peter Demill. Mobile-and Others
DISASTERS.
Schr Baltimore Phladspha from Cape Hayden
,hston 81 lust when passing the island OF Msyasua
large shi on the point her fore and maio Top nasts
bv The cans goue deck, ouiwark sone foe
and att the ship lying her sarboard beam ends sa"
person on brs The wind osabls could not poS er
Mach3 Ia, 90 IS y, long u, the week OF oTis Win h
fore aud main nss gone below the tops. oafk' p''
cd red, was standing toward the wreck 49,, ;,
The brig Yaaaala at Newport reports That on the zla n
lat o. long boarded tina wreck OF brig Gleaner OF mount
Desert abandoned aud logged had been striped oil
sails running aud cabin furniture The Boston Advertiser
The Cleaner sailed IoGt hotterdSa Tor boston "a
ton master about Nov 49, rived at Rmssate 2h w.th
loss .nehors &c sailed Dee 23h put back ad
saiisd JAu Fate Of but fom her hay
lug b.el ppet thste hr, they taken oft
S,PERM WICh--Cons,aulIy on hand and made
- 70 order by MUM s. PETTIBONE,
2af q IS Maiden
rROTON WATER PIPES.-Tlnned Lead
" Pipes all szss warranted perfectly timed for sale by
mil CASS * WARD, II Broad. street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
OFFICE or THE RECEIVER OF Taxes,
OH A lms Enncn IparL

" J
PURSUANT to the 9Th Section of the I'd Arti
Gle of the "Ac for the collection OF Taxes in the Cty OF
New-York" passed April 49, l8i3 Public is hereby
gwen TO all persons who have omitted pay their tina
the required be paid at my Office on or before
the first dav of April next.
On the Taxes OF l83 wch may remain unpaid on the said
annum will BE- charged calculated from the 4th day of Octo
Der last 10 the day on which the same be paid.
warrants will issue to levy the by distress and sale Of the
goods and chattels of the person assessed.
mh2 tapl II. II kiERSTED. Receiver OF Taxes
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.--Se Pro-
~ posals will be receyed by the subscber until the goth
Cay of March, 1914, dt Z. NJ thu Office OF the Croton
Aquedac Works for thu excavation backhng, TanmlnG
and replring of Trenches for Water Pipes III the following
streets, VIZ:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
sss. FOX SALE-A House and Lot, pleasantly

So FOX SALk-A House and Lot pleasantly
- located Ill Huntington L. Nor IMPORT, elr
ed and commanding ground overlooking the haG Gbor
bay and sound about rods rop the dock landing from
winch place packer pi' and from Newly weekly and
IN the immediate nsiehhorlood of suI-, church. school
house aud grain mill. and about miles ilem stage
that with the Long Railroad daily: The lot
so 5y leeeet dee Tie House IS st fToat h IS
w. de places and cellar rooms with ciszr that CAB be
used IN both the ground floor: with re places
the % floor and nishrd bedrooms. The who'll prri
enclosed with ricket fence Tide nds utsbe aud
detly For arter particulars inquire
Of Joseph Weed, % Division street between and O'Clock
p " Of capt. S.la Bunce board Of sloop Victor
OF Oliver between "Wednesday and Thursday Of each
week. OF of +. w. WOOD NoithpoTt.
NoIthpoIt, March 7th, 1894. MI lms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

By order OF the Croton Aqueduct Committee.
JAMES A. COFFIN, President c. A. Beard
n 3. The proposals of persons offering for the ADORE
work wall BE- considered made for the whols part
as the loint Croton Aqueduct Committee may assign.
March Is, 1874. mhii Gt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the o91g:n. ,lls . !
OF the COUNTY of NewYor notice in be1;SIg ES b,
persons hayng claims against ELEANOR Coath.;, 4. -,
Of the CITY OF New York sine woman 10 p'ssfSb H. M
with the vouchers thereof he snb'croeFsI, s. os. y
residence Of them either OF them, or Al We - me Ctj
MUND S. DERRY, 10 29 Fut0n-street, 10 ssTE as
New-Yof1, on or before The 2sth day ol jung -'''
Naw-York, the 18th day OF December, !%5
d20 law6m THOMAS r. DEVAN5--~
IN PURSUANCE OF an Order OF the oI.'s al.s =
L of the Count OF New York, %9uei Is eTITIDLOWt
Of the CITY OF New York ~i5oN drcgasedi % pi
sm- viii the vouchers thereof 10 The su3scr0 ~ lie zig
Nv Ss'H Srk 1 or o<5 5eioS tn. tb isy Of July as's
New York, the thrti-th fayof Decemoefr r,p S'; ..r
WM. ELLISON MlLLhh' Eb'e'1-
i3 ,aw6m B. w. BONNEY -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

y HE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, VIII
make Surveys Estimates OF cost, and reports for Rail
WAYS Canals, Roads Docks, WhaTye;, Sustaining w Wa,
Bridges cfeyeIy description, with plans and specifications
sc4 when required, will superniend their execution.
rock ssmae the or removing the came; they Will
survey an AID report on The best mode Of rendering
available, and oil opening mines and quares They
VIII make drawings and Specifications OF Improvements
machines and AID Inventors procuring letters pasn the
OF Dr. Thomas T. Jones have been for
business requiring personal attendance at Washington They
vii agents for the sale OF Letters Pa,sur Also of Mills
Mines, Qcarres, Machinery, &c.
Address either OF the undersigned a IS Merchants Ez
change, New York EDWIN F.JOHNSON,
n0em~ WILLIAM K. CASEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
T. V e n ! n

T. ' II II r,,Isfsss 8.
BOOKKEEPING AND WRiI,ING-TiSaIss;baiss NC ,iSIs bai e
fed for the Counting House" III eissan not
@ ok ss keepihs after this week The seasIIa seIa .T[
Writing Lessons wall close in few w ssets
class viii ogeu April %, those ''ho wsn Roacei.
Grove St conner Hudson over The Drug aO'e- nhs
g. Terms rs abo.e. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

S9sa4 FOR SALt-h Farm of I04 acres. plea
sen,iy s,rafed IN Huntington L. l. about /: miles rom
-4 Northpor; (fonnely Coz" Hat5os) lIom which place
deere good dwriins house. barn. and other necessary
pudnga goo bearing apple orch I'd and aound Of all
KINDS OF ulttsenty OF tmber good ;sIcstC-
sether with we'll oi the door and stone cstsr.
II oee for sale OF al health OF the owner
1nd Will sold Iow with without stock ard farming
aeas' Iitie 'nlspGabs and fo @rtlc~laS mpir known
by applying JOSEPH WEED. No. 90 Division street. b.
t.gees aod T. VI. or +. " WOOD, Northport.
Norlfpurt Feb. 29 1911. t2i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

fsssa For SALE OK EXCHANCit.-tarm as
Of l62, 200 10 80 and 50
al handsome improved farms within 80 miles OF New
York city. Will De sold exchanged great bargains.
2Gf If a. P. SMITH, SIS Liberty.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

- Fun SAIL. House aud Lot, pleasantly
I:iH located IN HuntinSton near Northport ele-
vaed aGd commanding ground, overlooking the far-
Dor bay aud Sound about rods packet landing (rom
which place plies 70 aud lfom NswYork weekly nt
the immediate 'neghbDrhood OF Store Church. school
House and GIaih MILL about miles from stage
thar connects lt me Long Island Railroad daily The ei
80 feet front b. iG1 feel deep The house feet front by
90 feet deep and 2siors and attic front; and
i'm ire places and cellars and with ciz;ern
that can be used both the ground tooc with
hre places the % floor, aud finished attic bed roomshe
wnole premises being enclosed with picket fence.
Ttie iuds puab aud given immediately For
further particulars inquire OF JOS Weed Division be
aud O'Clock NJ: OF Capt Selah Bunce board
sicop Victor foot OF Oliver street, between "Wednesday
and Friday each week; or Of e WOOD, Northport-
Norhpor, March !, 1871. mar I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

!sgst- FOR Alta Farm containing SO acres
TSs1sS lOwood land-25 miles from New York the rum
pike road 70 BABY ion6 miles from ae rcad On the
Fam good House and out-buil1ng; attached 70 The Farm
good Dock and al the prre-s Of th- South Bay In
quir. on the premises OF GEORGE. " BRYAN. or Of
SMITH y CASE. III Ci.atIiam-5tfeet. nhi8 I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

ass FOR SALE-A valuable Farm aud lumber
R establishment, containing eighty OF Improved
land of good quality for farming purposes. Also
seven hundred heavily mbers land with oak and
soil good for farming estimated 10 make thirty thousand feet
O; good lumber per with double mill, with
power sufficient for cutting million thousand feet o
SAID property situated in Middrbury township Insa Co
Pa TWO and half miles west from Tioss village and
about three and half miles from the depot the Corning
ant Blossbursh Railroad twenty miles from Coming where
The Corning and Blossbnrgh road srsects the line of the "
York and Erie Railroad aud the road from Tioga
West Il all body and the timber convenient the
m!ii.
lhe above described property be purchased az low
pnce For further particulars. Inquire of ). BEL kNlTH
the premises T. &. WICKHAM & CO. I,ost,
IA, or of WlCKHAN S HUTCHlNSUN, 2Si PsArt street.
NV York. fe28 aw D&W6m-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
M l3 IdHN STREET.

ELLlOT, BURNAP & BABCOCk are con-
T. stany supplied with large and general asSoFtme4t OF
PAPERS suited all departments Of the ads amoHs which
ar, the foownx Hubbards coloed Papers great variety
Bston Coppera,e Papers, snirior quality Book and
News Printng Cap Letter Folio Post and Bank o9ok "a
p-rs Fnnters C!othie $ Caet-na Press Boards
Druggists Hardware and Cloth Papers Binders and Trunk
Boaids; Sheathing and WrapPing P4get,. sc. &c:
,ia,s je31 #
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

gSssi. 240 ACR ElS MICHIGAN LANDS and $500
to exchange Tor aIioductire property near New
nd sdjolnng the City Of Chero, Michigan Tor Farm
New York. Also exchange bsn some place of
located pleasant testeru village for
a. Farm in New-iersey. Apply
dI3tf a. P SMITH, 80 5Lihcrty-st