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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

The a00Ve ave thc avcr7Cf WhlTlslIc prcf9 made %
from tie New York prices earreut.
Thus 4 wnl BE- seen that While the prices Of The goods
manufactured by the Eastern capitalists have increased
t~hirty-thrce per cent alea,y uadsr The tariff con,rvcl for
tha, purpose, tie products Of he West arr at tie same
time ihiry-three per eeai. or one thisd ir.r than iae,
were ull.r the compromise tariff Il seem. to Us thu, -
argument is required to coasi &c our farmers Of The ruin
Gus operation Of such a law as C.ay'= Blaek Tara upon
their interests, when they see ct a glance that il raises the
p6ce Of every thag they have to buy. aud lowers tie rsice
If every thing they have to sell. But that in the face Of
sues facts. men should undertake 70 say that they reap
benefi, from such Ubiquitous aud unequal taxation, Is
enough to Try the patience Of 4 saint. They must be Fl.
Their ioo's or knaves. or else very green and very ignorant.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

CeERrerioS Ia our last pl9cr we stated that Nh. U-rre-
IN. q cenoer4ie Senator. 90, X The bill RENTING Gen.J jack
So S hne t. tie President To- his sigtatgle. Mr. ianrc-aa
i a whE. The mstake arose fium tie rauer N wlic, we
saw the 4~ccoaut-Q.incy HrltG
We know notaiHg Il The facts as 10 Senator Ilaure-aa
taking the sail bll to tie T.e,ilcnt ff Ai> Signature. Bu.
aas QUINCY h.icid l. much IN enron when he call, Nj. Han
nesan a Wig. Federalism or whigsery-the same IN ke,-
lies unier his touch. He i, a democrat a Hsosier demo-
erat-ful tloodet-aud when federal whisgery ever receives
quarter ~ his hands, then indeed shall We believe in Miller
lsn. VI. II. was among the first and most eloquent Of those
who have supported the Hes. Oh the floors u Congress. Re-
memse. his scsihing rsbuke II that old federalist Tu.tram
Burgess Of A.gciine Rho.e Island We VII place i, before
or readers before Ing.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

France has twice. within the last year. increased Der IA
rht. Russia has followed The example. Some ct the Ger
man States have increas.d The duties upon certain imports.
Prussia has lail heavier imp,sts upon linen yarns. Spain
has published a new tariff within iae last eighteen months
and Portugal has augmented The duties payable upon Ger
tam classc- Of iapofs.-PfIcd Chronicle. FEB. 20.
And The federal wings have incfeasei ;Ae iar.H in this
courty, following IN The footsteps OF Russia, Prussia,
Spain and Portugal. We shall soon see. II tie wings con-
tinue 10 hold the power, oar people made white slaves
that the "Nahoas' may not 'tlack their shoes and ".hsir
wives and children work in the kitchen" The Chronicle
is a federal Clay paper; and Of lis isl 70 change our re.
publican form Of Government, the people can Judge BY
reading the above extract. Because these monarchics and
~desPo,isms fleece their people by high tariff, it argues that
we must follow their example We shall, if we 90 so.
soon have WHITE SLAVES, which Mr. Clay says we
must have II We cannot have black ones.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

c. Sumner Lincoln Fairfield, the poet, died recently in
New Orleans. Ia consequence Of the peculiarly Of h.
mind, bis life was always a burden to himself, If not to
others. His wife and mother are wei, kSown in various
parts Of The country. /, will be remembered that tie for.
wss IN lAs place about a wear sso.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
Hn.iinnnnp,i. Post Oaicc.

The Wing IN joiiy of the L. :. Senate has refused to
oonfm the appointment of Capt Cain to this Office. But
Notwithstanding his rejection, It must on'rd HIN strong
qualification, that he obtained the united Democratic vote
of that body. with the exception OF Col. Benton who Is
confnel by sickness. Samuel Henderson. we learn, will
be likely to succeed Capt Cain. He is now understood
by the Presijeu, TO be a strong friend of his. though here
tot re he aas been friendly to Mr.. Clay. On the last visit
Of tina, gentleman 10 this place, Mr. II had biz carriage
newly risgcl up and polished, for Clay's use. nnd made
every c1erion T. give cclaf to lis grand erree. The IN.
fortunate result, II that uistahOa however, resulted 50 un-
i~avoratiy for Mr.. Clay. that we suppose MIR. Henderson
has given up al hope Of HE election to tic Presidency,
and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

Great as The ADVERTISEMENTS arising from individual
Insolvency have been, they are utterly insignificant in
comparison with the distress brought upon individuals by
the gigantic frauds Of some Of the monetary corporations
-fnuis which have carried every species Of misery but
actual starvation to thousands Of individuals and families,
aud which, 1t appears 70 Us. might have been prevented If
those corporations had been subjected to the same whole
some laws tia, bind individuals. and held ike individuals,
responsible ioT lie consequences OF theft aud robbery.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
5Ec ,snscs ana s,,c yara.

Nj Kennedy .the wing member Of Congress from Bal
imo1e. has been labarins 70 prove that the meclanlcsaH l
l4aotiag men are benefited ~ a high tarlf-and 4mars
o,hoF things. he refers 10 tie high duly on ready made
clothing. Nr. ke!eii says truly that the argument is
more specious than true The duty on the cioih 90 a
coat, increases the cost. mich more in proportion than the
tariff on ready made clothing increases the tailors was-
e.. The mechanics wages are regulated by the dones-
tic ard not by foreign competition. The l.bo..ng man,
of all others. Is most interested in low duties. because he
consumes more IN proportion to ms weulih. Of Tie duua-
hn m lcs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
So e, fol Tyler therefore,
uFfsy WHY md vxhct,f.rc

We wonder II the post Office Advertising will be given
to the Ulua Clay men Of the Journal The way they
have abused Mr. Tyler is scandnlous.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
position # tie Cay rail1. as fllows:
From ne L9ai.rlhe JoauaH DIhig.J

An eastern paper, tie New Haven Register. compares
the prices OF The years 1896 aad 1899. when the compro
mise act wa IN force, and the duties were Ealing, with TIE
present period. when the high ,arfT which was to give the
farmers high prices on their produce is in full operation.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
r11IE nnder=snad Cluu. ENGINEERS. vi

THE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, will
i make Surveys, Estimates ofeost and epofts Tor , kh
waT, Caaais, Roads, Docks, Whafyss, Sustaining Walls
and when required, will superntsud their execution.
sey WITNESSING re- a5a @ eonPs auo,csi dusnss@ @ oi viii
srrrey land and report the best mode of rendering water
P9iI P make as and eeaons s Of
aachne AID ed inventors IN procuring letters PATENT the
business requiring personal attendance Al Washington. They
viii he sale Of Letters Patsnt Aso, OF Ni''
Aa15ss. si's5 3a Of the aa=aq$ pS # s5fh? oHSsoI '
n!Se!ns WILLIAM r. CASEY
!;EAi5 VIA. .SHERMA&'S LOZGNGi;S
II HIVE DCNF..-sir. DAY. boot maker. no. 20 Til
aTy Ieet. Brooin suffered greatly for esheTn nopL
petite ssooting pains the bowels, his stomach neelsc'ed al
most every Ana Of food He had been attended
by physicians and Tor t'So months bT ne professors
OF In IN reans d. ssa he BosoE descriptive OF the ,
eor ss Of sherna Worm ozens-s a brought
away he judged about two qnarts OF worms and entirely
ID ..hers chdrsa and adults had suffered all bat death from
Coughs coids as;asa WhoopiHg Cough and sven Con-
SUMPTION are ill scorer cure BY s6.a & CGgsh I 9Ts
IL few second. ard enable !ho&e afflicted with the he
assing coughs Sleep whole nights The Rev Dr. Dunbar
l @ -. - -, - wines as others can 10 Ae
efcacy Of Snermaa Cough LezeEges for headache paP
LSi5 or mental exsons and for the wonderful properties
Of Sherman oor Mans Plaster winch costs 6n ia cents
WarraSteG cure Va
weakness breast SIDE back part Of The body
Ask for Shermans Poor Mans Plaster and see lhai hs na
There ar. graf many worthless limitations hawked about
and sold uu9ucped druggists Remember 70 get she
Iosn Lczsnces ani Piassrs and Trs-none oes or yoE
Dr Sheruan's Warehouse is los Nassau street Agents
II East Broadway corner aTkct; e6 William street; TO- 49,
45a and col Broadway In Boon Mrs Ha7s, l3s fulton
pecr AMI Jackson s,lsss u Je-sey City, + Rse Ieger
In Eewark J T.. r7ps Broad street. Philadelphia Zsber
4 Co. Ledger BulIdings Boston, Reddpg Co., State
Aba9y Guthrie sanwiz TILL Dr. J1mss 1nns. 4
Cnk Washington City a Head, Charleston, s c. 6. +
Thomas III Nam street cinsions L. " BGsss Be ohss
. Enhi:nr. Harrisburg. ia22 l. D&M
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
From The (Dnblinl Nation.
THE BATTLE EVE OF THE BRIGADE.

Am" Contented am ana eo''t'see 1 I" o.
|.
-v -,exs.t,nt is full, and the glasses areset
NJ NJ ,h me osllsn, Count Thomond is President yet
The yeteTal. rose, like iifted-up lance, ~
Giving" Comrades health 10 the monarch Of rance
with bumpers ard cheers they have done as ne bade
For King Louis is loved by The Irish Brigade
II.
health to King James and they bent as they qnait "a,
Iafe TO George the Eiector ard hrTce!y 'e'
=. Good luck 10 the girls wooed long ago,
Where Shannon, and Barrow, and BaGkTa.ss sa Low
So nsie grew the chiss Of The Irish Brigade.
III.
Bar surely that gh, cannot come from our lamp ,,
AID thsr nois-are they ali getting drunk IL i- camp
Hurrah. boys, the morning OF battle IS come.
Aud lie generates beating many a drum.
AM they rushed from the Ieve 10 JOIN the parade
For the van is the right of The Irish Brigade
".
They fough: a. they reyeed, fast, fiery, and true:
Ana though yctaTs, they left on the field not s"
Aud they who survived, fopgh, and drank as o. n
70, the land Of their he.rtsbope they peVe sar
Form FAX foreign falds from DanfIk 70 bsigaas'
lie the soia'efS ava e'''e'' - Tsf Crlr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

tlLAIED CAKE BASkETS.-The, Subscriber
offers fox sale splendid assortment of the sbore goods
az e a-tslHs WIN Ilch silver oantings al low prices
JAZZ I'm ALBERT BEACH III ChatfaInst
,UhNS, CUhNS AND TOOTHACHE Cured
- VII ont itIactins for sale a, c. BRRS Jewellery
store ore no ss9 10WsIy' New'YoIk Prce 50 CEN. each
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

CCOTT'S VEGETABLE PIL!.S.-Mrs. OII.
aud Williamsburg, after lG months Intense suffering from
EsGlas IN BON !fss leg has been csEsd and sIapdly proy
this City afflicted with Scfofua Dropsy in the Head Dys
p5pia M L.sr 1 EGm2aa5 s2 the pain
ally cured b them, and be referred TO- Sold in bo1s 81
aso M nj :ac s s@ssn seo ysss6s eta P oee IS
Hudson,sE s. Dunn, III 9Th Avenue; j. slater AZ Diyi
BfooSvS i9Fk D. b. cBea lsc Futon s9ns of H
scha4ek "a a South Makecseet Albany. KeIsdell Gnf
I'm, 81 Consressst. Troy
Agents wanted. ;,,,n.
X YEMOVAL-JOHN RUTHVEN has removed
o Pearl 81 to the New Store CT John St four doors
ioGf W where ne will continue The Importing and
Do..o tteiuNaIe q I'm
SIEAM POWER TO LET-Two large Rooms
- IN substantial warehouse second and third floor with
RROTHERS, 27 and 249 Water e.: j3O avs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
EsnCT'. EHepaJS ENsAN'S
GERMAN COUGH DROPS.
ss Wil,iamst1srt, General Agent for this city;

PREPARED and sold wholesale by JOHN ].
L DAVIS city of Hudson, Columbia county, n T.; and
for sale in this city at Wholesale and retail By
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
OFFICE OF THE RECEIVER OF taxes,
Old Inns. Ennss DIRK

T7AXES OF l2l3-Pursuant 10 the 9th and 6;h
Secons of the % Article Of the Act for the Collection
of Taxes the City of NewYo passed April 18th. lSi3'
rubc notice IS hereby given ht unles the aEe.
February est, addition o! one per ce .i!I be charged
uon al Taxes eUanilg unpaid that day. and farther
naming unpaid en- the l5h daY of Nzrch
T- Taxes required 20 be paid in money current at the
severn. Banks In this Ci,y.
Office hours Fl ON y. VI tili 2 ?. II.
j25 tNhl r. T. KlERSfED Receiver Of Taxe9.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

TN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
ofthe County of New York. Notice hereby given 10 all
persons hayng claims against Nancy Chew, late the City
OF NewYorl single woman, deceased pvese the
with vouchers thereof the subscriber his residence No
twentieth day OF April ner; Dated New York, The seven
teenth day Of October, 1913. SAMUEL WEEKS,
Adminis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

- HtIUoE AND LOT IN JERSEY CITY
E:ij Fok SAiE3Thai valuable and rery pleasantly st
and York streets on the highest ground and in the
centre OF me place very near ,e public square From the
ppp! there delightful prospect the North
the City oI Newly aad surrounding countT The Hous-
stores Quit OF brick with tin roof about years
S;nce mostly oy Eas work under srpeririendence OF
the owner with hard finished walls throughout above the
tie iiSt story IS furnished with Marble Man,ss
crates SIDING DooIs and Psnted Walls Second story
Siding po3S 6stwsea the principal rooms aud bedrooms
over Inc nal nara story hast good ROOMS having
ana hee closets The basement and kitchen are very
peasa wltn closets or panres between Vaul. under the
street III !E9a and large brck IN IN. yard The
% er '4Q9t or Washington and so feet deep on York
street The Hoe;s cost s09 TO build it, and within
ee fHues Wak o the ferry, which makes II very desir-
PARTICULARS apply 10 ] w HIGGISS
j29 lin' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
p,,,,;c stock Exchanse. Feb. 9.

AS large portion OF the clrc rculatlon OF ONO anu
,cb;ran is made up of the Of the ST Cle Bank ne
r. fonvng is the official statement OF January Is:
e' 7ssttr Liabilities.
Loans anu uisC ~ jS 05 Jupsid diTidends 10 Is
feIs2n@. psoieiY.. :T2 3Oi Oeross .... 27,lS8 "a
g.. 49,. scr,C 29S GUl Due TO other Banks :,
1a rrnn HANKS li6 G6i 33 and Bankers l2.ilI ~
Notes K certificates Total. -. 1915 ld7 ii
Banks 36OS1 2s Assets over liasil slsS, ,039 s
Specie l202z W Capital. 600 00
Jo,,i 5l2G37 q Profits. $3.50 l3
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

NOTICE TO OIL DEALERS.-Sealed Pro-
posa5 for 10000 gallons Of pure winter strained Sperm
Oil will bs received ill the 18th instant each proposal TO pe
accompanied by sample of Oil b. such the party max
ins the proposal will ohga,e to suaay by contract The
Oil TO he delivered as required by The undersigned
WILLIAM r. GORHAM, Supt. of Lamps s. Gas
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

CEWt.R lN itiVlNGYON STRtt.T-tuouc
~ Notice herebT given that petition has be presented
in the Board Aldermen Build Sewer in Rviugt0u
from Sheriff the East svsf. Persons interested
proposition and opposed nsrto are requested present
objections writing te igned. his office,
Hall Of Records tete he 1871 day Of February. st
(noon.) JOIN EVEN, Street Commissioned.
Street Commissioners Office, FEB "a 1874. feh3
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

~ HORSE-SHOES- Warranted supss.ss aas
every respect TO any heretofore used At a92s s
5of,ha iron in bar Al! doubts en ts' ;noesssa e,
removed, as By sending SIS by mail otherwise
sorted sizes, viii immediately be foswaItaessrsao w. o
suit the section of country for which SAs5 a H
: CO., Warreas, Hart 6. Lesley, J. Z; Heart ss
Troy; Lewis Bensdie! s. Co, John ToTrssaS, y
Plersona Co. New York; Charles Smith, b9,.oe esa>
B. W Jones, Philadelphia, and L. Pratt BIotasei,y,
where farther information may De had me
Troy lrcn and Nail Factory. HENRY So
~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

y PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
L sfhe County Of New York Notice hereby given al
persons having c AIMS against Cornelius Heyer late of the
% te vo"chers G thereof to the subscribers The store Of
before the third day OF May nqx,-Dated NswYork
the threth day of October, 1873.
JAMES SUYDAM SEx7cqtors.
Ia,.6Ta. EDWARD 6 CLARK
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10


GORPOKAIION NOTiCE-Pubic notice is
" hereby given the owners occupant
pants Of all Houses and Lots mpoved uni5ovsd Lands
completed ty the ASSESSORS and are lodged nthe Street Com
nissOner Once for eSaTnaten by all persons Interested
VIZ: For fencing vacant los N the 9Th Sad embracing lots
the S.1St side oi Washington street. between GsnserooTt
Gansevoot and Horaro streets, the South side
Ganseyo5r b+wee Greenwich and Washing streets,
and The South SD. of iiJra.Io street between Greenwich
and WASN'T and the North side Of
between Greenwich ard Washing sise-s Also. tn
South side OF liIt street. between G aid , aGd
the South side i,h ;reet be,ween Hudson street and Ga
the West side OF 9Th avenue between 18th ana th
and tho North side OF t between 81; and
7th Also the North SIDE of 3 street between
9Th and 9th and The South side OF BE-
9 and 10th avenues Also. the South side OF Ham
mond street. between Washington 2ld West streets the
North SIDE rs between 9Th Hasnn
and the West side OF Hudson street between Charles and
Perry Aso, III ie Ward the West side Of hldrdge
street, between Delaney and Bronne Streets and the East
ForSyr Delaney aud Riypg Streets
Broadway and University Pace, the North side OF
lth between Place and 5 and the s.
OF 10th ana a Also, the 10Th
Ward the South side OF 18th between Gh and OH
renuss and the North side e., 18th between The 7h and
snd Sh Also the eth Ward the Soath side of
5t between ts lst sud 2d avenues The North side
10Th between 81 .t Sd avenues end the South side
Of th between the 81 and 81 avenues and the Vest
side OF Sd avenue bstwsel 18Th and 18th streets.
Al! persons whose Affected by the above
and who opposed the same or either OF
them, requested 10 their objections writing 10
the undersigned, al the Street commissioners Office With
- JOHN EVEN.
Street Commissioner and Chairman of As.ssso-,
Sfraar Comm w f.-,,,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

LOK SALE-MEC CHANlCAL LAApoigk
L handsome Mechanical Lamps, ia good order,
used but short ,me will BE- sold very low. theo
no further use fer rheG. Enquire az s96 broaaNNi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

A TO LET-The cid established store and
t.;ef dwelling, formerly owned and occupied v John Me-
.l5s l Nab, on The corner of Eighth Avenue and Fourteenth
The and always has been, occupied as
Grocery There is new story brick Stable and Feed
House on the premises which viii be let with the above
The premises all let to the present occupant until The FIST
of May next who Will sell his stock and POSSESSION m
mediaejy Inquire OF F. CLE$ pt.NEN,
f7 3w, l32 Eidritge-s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

s,;a CRANiGS LAND, LOAN AND EXCHANGE
this once esa be found greater varety
this city with diagrams and descriptions OF Farms Mills
Factories Wafer Pow wild Lands, Houses and Lots
good city security. Merchants mechanics wishing
change OF MANUFACTURED articles 70. geod productive
property or for valuable wiid lands VIII find er
negotiate through this Office All bgynes, entrusted to
cares~ill meet with prompt attention
rlu A. 7. x J. {. SMITH 81 iheTt--,t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

Ars TO LET AT TWILLIAMSBURGH, FIVE new
LIZ story and Houses, pleasantly situated South,
Third between Third and Fourth SIS. about equal DIS
The Grand and Peck Slip Ferries finished nmo4
with marble manels ard CRATES throughout under cell
lars court yards Sc calculated for gentee antilles POS
SESSION be hadmnedia5iT aso House now erecting
on the Of North Sixth and Second Streets eight
lots OF gound will be finished by ls March. Enquire of f.
Z IuQusnr, 1n5 Fearl street. y Y, Kgeur& r Peys
be had. ia22 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

CEWER IN TWENTIETH H-STREET-Pubc
~ notice is hereby gwen thar petition has been presented
the board of Aldermen 10 build Sewer IN Iwefsth s
ircn Broadway the Sixth avenue.
present objections writing 10 he an
his Office Hall of Records before tae 18th
day OF February
Stree, Com mi ,,oner,, Office February 7fi 1911 Ce9
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

~ COUNTRY SEArIo Let or Tor sale,
ioatins The sadn: Ayenue 5al short dsiancs rom
the Railroad nearly two acres with ornamen
vines OF choice berries,
paragus flowers. shrubs, &c The whole improvements
modern and very convenient bu eIpessi 10. the
owner The above property the whole, consisting OF about
10 acres rich g1denng land andnursery will sold
changed If not sold will he rented application uada
JEU. n. .OlLLON, no. Z Atantlcst,
fgbS Inv South Ferry. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

Gg FOR SAL!1--A Pager Mill, Dwelling House
jT and Orchard with 10 acres good land situated in
AWhppany, New JerseY, 81 miles from New-York, and
and within Z: miles from the Morrlsown Railroad, aud
miles below Morstown. The Mil is situated on never
falling stream OF water Will dye engines tine time
The water wheel new feet wide and i feet diameter
With good engines and running for further par
ticulars inquire Of GAUNI u DEhltlChSQN,
ilO6m lJ9 South ST y. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
persons having claims against MARTIN McGRATH lars
q the city OF New York deceased preseat the with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber the Office Edmund
8 Derry 100 Fulton ia the sity Of New York on or
before The first day of June Dated New York. the 18Th
day OF November. 1913.
MI awgn WILLIAM McGRATH, Administrator
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10


eaya Morrsown quarter ae in the morning, and a;
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Leave NewYork O'Clock in the morning and III ,ils
afternoon.
Leavs New ark 10 O'clock in the morning, and il the al
Passengers BY the morning train to Morrsown will arrive
there k O'clock whe.s will be in readiness
yey hemto Schoo.eys Mountain Washington Bevidere and
EaStoa dsiy 10 Succasusna, Stanhope, NewtoG, Milford
and O%egc Mondays, Wednesdays and FnoayS, and 10
Rockswsy Dover. Sparta aud Newoa Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays each line the subsequent days
The stage for Bsskns Ridge will leave every the
arrival the spd return the morning III Time for the
first tram for New oIk.
Passengers from Jersey City without changing
On leaving the city, the Will deposit thei;
baggage IN the NJ the foot of Courtandstree where
Agent will be III Attendance receive IL.
Passengers IRON SoTrlsovn Will Newark
10 take the morning aud Tenon and Phiia
lel2ha,
This road having been recently reaid with the heaves,
fs complete RAINING ordsr, and offers com,noi
onS and eNpdous conveyance 70 aud from New YOrk for
passengers or freight,
The Of communication for passengers are $50 per annu
the summit; sia 10 sii!yilie and S25 70 Orange.
faSsSugers arr requested to nave Their baggage marked
~.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County OF New York Notice hereby gwen 20 all
Ittsons harnS claiH against James Wenovrr, late e
City o New ork D!ucgrst, Gec-assd present
with the vouchers thereof the sulscTlbes resid.uc.
Of Augustus Bsdio No %s Fouh-stEeet, in the City of
New York, bsfore the tweptysilth Gay Of July
Dated New FORK. the 18th day Of January, 1874.
AUGUSTUS BEDFORD. Administrators.
NARGARETE E. VENDOVER Administrative.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

AA FOR SALE-At Whamsburgh, h. |. two
;;5 story brick front Houses and lots, situated
North Fourth bel Third aud -Four IN streets
and five minutes walk from Grand Ferry. Lots
q by OO Houses q By 3; feet Each house contains
fireplace and bedrooms, all we'll fin shed and
good order They VIII be sold bargain and pa:t of the
purchase remain on bend and mortgage Fer terms
anply 10 Tiacg lm.l T.. PETTY, 255 Centre ST. Ny.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

go FOR SA LE-A three story dwelling house
(;ran-strest, West of Broadway csntra! situation,
sn object 10 any residence. invest
ment Yielding good interest Lease 90 SIS
dwelling house AID lot we'll situated Also large dwelling
house stable aud garden ground in the 2; ward in ne,
healthy situation which good farm other property
viii be taken part payment; bond and moTtease-
Possession Of either place Isl OF May. if applied for
EnQue II Grand.stree:, West Of Broadway before 10
after O'Clock. IS 2"a