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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

A Budget of plumbers Mr. Dallas has ac-
copied Mr.. POI! rN urquc>tionably accept.
Mc>Srs Polk and Dallas, the legitimate canii-
daie> Of the Republican Party. win carry Viz
gina hv thousands. and the g:e:t sweepstakes
isiumphanilr. We must defeat Alr. CLAY, ard
We are satisfied. iiiat under present auspices. Mr.
Pol, is the only m;n 10 Il, IT, We tttl>, hal NJ.
T,er himself, and his friends will sec liz, tIulh
THIS Proposition: and we s,il! hope, that throw
ine aside all personal aspirations, and te>tilying
~ Tie magnalniiy OF The get that in going for
Texas he went for his country, and moi for MINI
SELF, he and all his friends viii come forward 10
testify his devotion 10 his principles, in withdraw
ing himself from tie canvass, and 10 defeat the
most dangerous man in America
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

Ma PoiK Will. pEciisT.-'Fhc response Of
the Democratic press t. the nominations ia Bal
ilnogc. cua:iEccs us that the nominees viii ur-
double,.ly withdraw from ac contest. The icgi,i-
raalc Texas Candidate will vel have he >aiStac-
ton of meeting iIr Clay snglc-ll2:led and alone.
Ii Mr. Polk should accept the nomination, ii i
but loo apparent that Mr. Clay will be successful,
and those who shall perscvere in their injustice 10
Mr. Tyler mist hcar;hc consequence
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

.Mr. Polk willwc think, decline his nomination
He knows. as all honorable men muSt hnow, thai
a Tree ana Intelligent icoPlr woald spun, with
sco?n and deri>on. any attempt, in The face Of the
wo.bl. 10 appropriate the merit, oil the achieve
merits OF ano;hcr. and for which he had encounter
cd the obloquy and assaults ofihc common enemy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04
THE TRIBUN N E
y.xv.york Legislature.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Apr,l2
In the SENATE, Mr. STRONG offered an aau'-
tional amendment to the constitution, foroiaai''g
the loan of the State credit to any corporation VI
individual, which was read twice ana Oh iio'''''
of Mr.. S. referred to the Judiciary commute
Mr. RHoApEs called up his anti i-ahheHauoh IL :,
solutions, but they were promptly s'"o'"e'''
laid upon the tablets TO D. c.o
The hill to establish ferry across Caynga
Lake, heretofore passed ana feoons'u''''"
amended and again passed mem; GU" e,.a
T. hills the blanks in which had been filed
vi ,sncI marks. were returned to the As
sembly on this account
The bill for distributing copies OF the Naturai
H;s,orv of the State was taken up and passed,
after some discussion.
The bills to amend the charters OF the Ci'y 0,
Albany and ef the New-York and Enc Railroad
were passed, with several others
The Court of Errors then organized and helda
short session.
In ASSEMBLY, Mr.. Mann reported against dis
continuing part of Eleventh.st. New York.
The Constitutional Reform question was taken
up and postponed to Thursday.
Several resolutions of adjournment were iaiu
on the table.
The bill to hold all the terms Of the Supreme
Court at Albany was ordered to third reading:
Mr.. HALL called for the consideration ol ilis
Resolution instructng the Select Committee to
report bill for submitting TO the People the ques
ton of the Constitutional Convention.
Mr.. GoRHAM moved to lay it OF the table. Mr.
HALL asked for the Ayes and Noes, which stood
Ayes Sc, Noes 3S.
By MIR. Mann, to order 10 third reading the
bill requiring Banks 10 redeem their notes at par
in New-York.
Mr.. G. B. WARREN opposed this motion, and it
was lost.
The Lien Law, the bill to protect the rights OF
married women, and several others, were land on
the table.
The bill for closing the Canal locks on the
Sabbath was laid on the table.
A resolution in relation to the affairs Of the
Tioga Mining Company, leading to a bitter de
bate, the whole subject was referred to the Judi
ciary Committee, and the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04
s,RINrERs, AND BINpEp s, s,WAREROOMs

Nos 9 and y Go,dsses t,aI Yo5s-The ,.;In HOE"
Pngrs Pess Hlaehnt and Saw ipniaet9r[i oeIns @ an
k2s Hoe PH. e = s1s Al ss,nd srdf F1sss
Sipking Machines Chases Cases and every article
sary for a complete pntins Office supply Of which inciud-
Ioe Coz. Fat-at Single Cylndsr Press has been recently
nurh improve many essential particulars with view 10
M5G & a2Ss HHm5sr these aeass are
lw in daily operation this cry and elsewhere domg The
S T5 gd and IN Il beT aGI 6d' t@fid Cylinder Press only
5mrabs and is. liable 70 get out o order the only
chine adapted the rapid newspaper printing:
They also the manufacturers OF the Patent W ashlngton
throughout the United states and Canadas They cal, the
teaticn Printers their New Machine Gard Press w
which boy prut 1870 cards hour IN the best se
Its ipking aEa5tqs IS SeaetinG: crinJ., Ioh Pres,
of large oolscao size which requires boys 10 attend H.
who ths DIV. The machine with their feet
viii print 1900 1000 impressions hOpF and Do good
The HOE" Co assure ,helr friends and Printers generally
shnent ad that all orders them viii
celye proinp' and careful attention.
detail Printing Ofcss Bir6eres, br niom'nEui OF ihe
style and qnastlt OF work which they dsr , 70 f0p p
cut Circnla an' other Saws. supply OF wch thsy Keep
constantly na hand;
y. s Publishers Of Newspapers in the nited states or
the Isl OF ux. July and send Z" their paper TO US
conaslng y viii ne entitled 10 ths payment oil 'hei' 's oH
purchasing four times the amount thsfeoi
New Urk. Jan. 9Th. lSi,. l. INST
DRINTING INK KMANrFACTORY.-rh subscriber. who
has been engaged the manufacture OF Printing lnsS eI
upward of y years has recently introduced steam power ana
improved machinery into his manntactoy which enables nun
Ia furnish his with very superior article rinetS
and merchants who have orders for Printers Inks VIII
lind them promptly executed moderate prices and nay be
assured OF being supplied with Ink Of excellent quality
The subscriber, manufacture Ink Of various color: VIZ ked
Blue Green &C. Orders directed to hs nanuiactery :"
Front-st between Montgomery and Gonverneursts East
River through the dispatch post will be puncualy attended
This paper has Tor several years past been p,lnted WIKI
mh:S iw GEO. MATIER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

"
= DAVIS, city OF Hudson. Columbia county. y, y.
JAMES :. A>FISw.LL
90 WiilIam,treet, General Agent for thixs-,
BROOKLYN. e" ioif y
Tins IS not medicine /, has heer known fo,-
Snd rs healing influences have been felt BY ihouy,nI
senity where II has beens sold But no effort Ia, .y,
zen made TO nodnos It to The pubI, At large BIZ 80
the press. II has been left work ire wa s.n,lr
intrinsic n'rrfs and to depend for ITS celebrity upou ~
sLs',ses a sns ne ooidtrtui cures i, hG, sfec,d 4
nus acquired are manifest from hundreds OF le,tImoaa q
,.5;es r 70 M proprietor By gsntesn II
for the trs time, advertised the public onrr,I,
that i,s priceless benefit, n'y he made known and e
know ledge Of IT'S hean: powers "'"s' /
Colds, Coughs, Asthma, induenza. Whoopipr Ca,
troup, Worms, HemorIlgs toT raising Of 6looIT siSS
whole class of diseases affecting the brsa, and nr sac e
10 consumption, ard other kindred diseases are conoI
It as b. charm These compin;s OF most s,rs y y
character They commence with Sigh, cold or witS "a
rifiigC ansHt, which being first neglected. , ,Ss'
tammat'on, and 'iowly advance step sy step uatl fbs
sutunoa gives way and The v'om Is efovsh, to th~,y
No e,sou who ha, any regard :or the ues,imabl. s-,
theath should bt without n5 ElId, pleasant SAFE and
powerful s,LsAa II this climate where -hau -ex
sudden aud their effects injurious II is iorsas
important. timely use OF II has md will ,,y
sands from the pans otrotsctd illness from beds o IL
ey@n from death itself TIE ,li.iss - N rat f., z:
which have been paid 10: medical at;sudaacs jp
long course OF p,ntul sickness.
Wita ltheir worderu AMI elnc2ciouS powers De- Eor.r
Mass GERMAN CeUGR DRoss a:e free from every nrr-
of I deh;aiiue or dangerous nature. They are a ,n-s1
vegetable compound, aud may BE- taken with en,ir ,,
all kind, .: weather and under all cTcansancps Tbs me-
this invaluable medicine has also caused grea; provemsn,
the health of tpcrSons consuonaliy feeble effect,
mpaT ,ous aGd vlsof 70 the system, whe ,n 90 as,ps
wsakens the p1tst IL acts mild healing expscior,r,
and It the time very gentle tonic t, in shor, ~
HEALING which restores health, strength yiysr s
CiJy, and chesuness the weakened frame and N, a.
poudinc mind. IL is the sign OF triumph sickpe M
pam their oppressive forms. This proved by -
ihls thousands who
proved by all who chose Try Price 50 bottle Oh
ounces n2l Stawy ina
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04
SECOND BOARD.
Public Stock E1change-ApriI 3.
Sales OF Real Estate at AuctiOn.....A
By AnStenS g. Spicer.

Sales of Real Estate at Auction. April 3
By Anstens g. Spicer.
wALL-sTREET CHURCH PROPERTY.
Lot nearest Broadway. 22 feet front. 22 feet 100
feet deep. gore taken from s.de, 10 feet from
'front.' Ct feet al commencement tarenng down TO
inche, ........... -. SIG $50
I ot adioiniug p feet by 1909 ..... 1000
Do % feet by l2ls ........ 1850
Do % feet by 1921. .......... nOO
Do. az fee, front lSs feet rear l2l feet deep.
and LOT adjoining, Is feet by IL feet 10 inches, bought
House and lot No. Nassau street %. feet 'front.' 23s
feat 5s feet slde 81 feet 10 inches on the
other, bought IN for lb.oU0
By A.. Bleecker i Co.
story attic hons- 252 West Eightrsph.street be-
By Wilkins & Rollins.
Dwelling house and lot at the of Chambers and
Church street. Is by 90 feet .''St'Vuo
Two story brick house No 1870 Bieecker.street he
tween Wooster and Laurens-strees: 10; p by i0o'eet
By E. ii. Ludlom s. Co.
Premises on the northwest corner OF Gold aud Frank
fort.s,ree running thence alouY Frankfort street 80
feet inches, thence south westerly 1877 feet thence
south westerly 81 feer 10 inches 81 luoi
By w. Fl. Franklin.
Two story house aud lot n7 Mource-street 26 by lOi
feet win privilege OF aey opening ia RuIgeis-street
Subject 20 e interest Of Mrs Wells, now aged So 81 10
Lot Mo lB5 Clintonst IS by a5 feet 5O
Lot No. Catherine SLIP 20 by IS feet. 3oVo
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
poRr OF NEW YORK, APRIL 80 P. NJ.


4
ship VIM Badger Coffin Mobile, Taylor Mer'iii' Aa'-
foad ck Haetsta LvslpeoI 6 + Imbsd .d.n E,,ckpe,s,
alnncy Liverpool Nelson s. Brown Erickson MyeFs' Ne"
o,s. R,;s G5' NSye, Park ST Marks Hurlbut Coz Ed
ward Bukley, Charlsson punham p,non' non DANNY
Jameson vanssua> Badger Peck Alphonso S Jamisnt
| P,nison ST Johns. X, Mason thompson; Cohah'SS
| Thomson, RIO Gfarde. ,,.,.....,.s ca 81.
sehrs Minor Avery re,eIbuLs Ne Wsason Es1aE S
Mitchell, Phubs b, -eley St JaSo de cnbn L Nc
Cresdy 90
ARRIVED.
pcl, .b,p Stephen Whitney Thompson, from Liverpool
March T. m3ze, TO Robert Kermit.
Packet ship Columbus Cole, from Liverpool Feb 49, mdze
Packet SHIPS Baltimore ,.vre EUROPE, LivefF00 Prince
ALBERT, London; Philadslph's Liverpool.
'''S SPOKEN
March o. ape Florida bearing w 20 mics ship Duncan Of
''S Mnreh 1i 2s CAPE Hitefss by miles. bark GaFe
mont OF homas,own. days from Naw-ofean' Tor fh'ia
Ma1sh 2s off the IGsqSa' by ~ 20 miles, ship limo
FeS ie lat IS Ion 80 IS W passed American ship
with painted ports steering w, anc showing red signal
"Sig Msleh tP @ 49, s IS cs W ae ship
stewa las; from Bahia E-b g. for Bedford with 2iOc b5ls
Eh a. lar SO long g. &c. passed Amer bark with white
streak, showing white bugee red border aud name III 1t
March 2s 81 long 90 Emelne St Jaso de Cuba for
Dl'T M.1eh 25 off Shot Keys cOusbus, y Orleans for
Philadelphia. -, r.,
March 81, lat 3G 2S y, ttfeS from ie'Ir
Savannah - :, -.
for BsTbadoes
DISASTERS.
Bark Francis Stanton from Boston for Nsw-OeanS, was
wrecked night of tine 10Th ut Egg Island Reel and
totally The captain crew and some barrels oi oH
sions had arrived al Nassau.
Schr Sterling from WIlminetan {, for Orleans,
wrecked on Man-oWar Key th March-crew all saved ard
part of the cargo.
schr Mary, Of Taunton Mass Cart Gardner rom Norfolk
bound Taunton wh of parted her cables the
day before while lying anchor at Care May oadstsad and
was driven on inside of i,ape Nav Light. Crew al
saved Cargo was landing. Schr injured in her bottom.
here Is sail stIlI anchor at the ime part OF
them de the gale, others were forced TO SEA.
Brs Mary Peasc Shields. FIRM PGdlaud for Trinidad dc u
ha ran the rocks north Of Bermuda nigh; OF the 18th u
daylight reached her shore they
succeeded gelug her Eiys Harbor with her wIndiass
c1uszsd rudder broken considerable damage 70 her bottom
and 3 .eet water hold They discharslng heF
Bark Pearl amkcaship OF Sppcau, (befoTe reported ws
totally lost the 10Th August last h 80 TO- ION l's r. NV
ing sprung leak heavy gale while lying 20. Si was
thrown her beam ends by heavy sea- fhu
filed drowning WIN johnson ~ the 1oTecastie. 40 didi
Penn Pllip Allen John .Gnnis, John FedericA nhu
Srh,,d Par ks Wei. attempting 10 save boat le
.,n,;u and c of the the wreck three days.
,y.n hey were taken off by ship Champion, of fdgar0w
nd he transferred sdp Nassau OF NtwBed'oro
IN. Pearl had I70 bbls oil when she was lost
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

"a ..<a .FOR VEKPLANkS, GRASSY PIT,
EEitTRiR SiY6 KTlARRRYToMWS TS MaS D0gsS I,ss
ilth till further notice the Steamboat CURTIS PECH
Cspt Wm. H. Peck, will eaYe the Steamboat Pier foot
Chamsers-s,reet, EVERY MORNING. at O'Clock (Sun-
DAYS sxcepted.) Returning will leave Yerpanks every Al
reinoou Sundays ercepted Al O'Clock touching the foot of
Hamnond-street. each way
For Pss,sge Freight. spply on board to THOMAS
HULSE, 1872 WeIt'st y. Y. mhlt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

~ UNITED LINE OF LIVERPOOL
QG packets-Pscket of i;h Apnl.-lhe splendid, fast
SiaA sailing, favonte Packet ship SSAkSPEaRs, tleO0
ton,l Capt A. Minor will ifosveiy as aooVes- Ies
lar day She has elegant accommodations Tor Cabn teoad
f,bp aud S;eerlgr Those about proceeding
the Old Country would do well to seect the SHAKESPEARE Ia
preference other ship Secone CSbo passengers tak,n
~ Sr,eraye rates Thoss wishing 20 should
make immediate application on board of Wall 10
Persons wishing send for their tI,eadS ont ou
the old country ulake the Necessary with
the above and have them bough, ms or any OF her
line very favorable Nr Wm Tarscot;
.,pr OF the rm Liverpool Iss-nes quickly aud
comfortably despatched For particulars, apply above or
70 w Tapscoit u Gore Piaxzas Liverpool.
al w j. T. TApSCOTr, 80 P-cs Slip. cor South ST
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04
i.,rs FOR SALE--25O0 acres OF Mountain, with

asa FOR SALE--2500 acres OF Mountain win
C.g fine growth of young Timber and 300 Of tiabe
III ands 80 of which under good cutvacn;
Ramtpo through the premises with fall of 30 odd set,
and on. the places for budng Dam for siety The
New.York and Ere Railroad and Orange Turnpike by
the ye which makes Of the b-st places for malufac-
turing n the state and the of getting market
v the Railroad. could not BE- competed with Ol the
mise is good frame Houss IS eet .rcn, and
Kitchen Barn and outhOuses, first rate Grist MIL with
Nv run of stone, operation with good OF
tom Also 10 or 2 good small Houses for This
so miles above ,h Ramapo Co.'S Works and wbln of
Towns.rds lion Works. Abundance of lfsn Ore wlihin
short distance For further call 4 T. SMITH
IS Liberty, or ". H. TOWNSEND, No. % Nassau y.
Y pr on the subscriber who lives the premises. which
he done IN thfe hours ride with " Y and Eri Railroad
mh2a lmeots THOMAS WARD.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

DY ORDER of George M. Smith,. SuPfems
d Court Commissioner, notice IS heIe6y siFfF Voc
now or late OF Natchez, STATE Of SiS.sill as an
i-sdea5 debtor thar the SANE % pe sofa such S s
OF ms aeD '1 @ .ifbn nine months ein the rst p1oltt
ION Of sna hat The sd {eH. % eserT 2 r 70 'S1l 6 o
MN " . nfopary within this State belonging 70 h.H,
's % ,n,fsf of any such property b. him oroldtaiV
Ia" aH" dis JOHN T.. BABCOCk,
mh2 lt3w9Hi Attorney lot Attachlng -H~ LieoI2H-~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

NO. SPRUCE-STREET.
500 900 VOTE OF - oMADES ,il.a,o = Ihe -. phs
c % one the splendid of Shades that
eyeFcoud be collected together all having been painted py
public tha; ye have no gents shades BE- bought
any other place allow shades 20 BE- hawked
round b dfy goods carpet dealers, any other
ps who IRE judges We both being practical ant
all our shades bsiu- painted under personal directions,
sufficient guarantee having good article Shlss paI9d
to zay pattern. and wa.ran-d wash and cuh
Signs. banners and interior decorations do.e
ST e uot 20 De ass-d by any other ssra5hment
TRIMMINGS OF all kinds, wholesale and retail.
fl6 3m BARrOL S; Dir. NhUNY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

ga FOR SALE-A House and Lot, pleasantly
S.E located in Huntingdon L. Nor hpoIt elsia
.scr.ed and commanding ground overlooking the harbo
bav and sound about so rods from the dock landing from
which place packet plies aud from New-Yosk weekly and
in the Immediate nei.5or:iooi Q store church, school
house and gram mill about miles i.em stage route
counec,s with ,ls Railroad daily The lo
20 frn by IO0i,ei deer The House feet 'front.' by %
lee, deep ard and attic IN front and contains
h ire places and Cellar rooms with cstrrn that
used IN both or the ground !ieof with fire places
the Cd Iloor ani finished bedrooms The whole prem
are enclosed with picke fence Title ndsr rutable and
possession given immediately For farther particulars uquir
OF Ioserh Wr-d @ Division street between and O'Clock
r. NJ or Of Capt Ssa BGnoe, bOafd sloOp Victor foot
o. Oliver street between "Wednesday aud Thursday Of each
week or Of r. w. WOOD NoIhpoT;.
\oIrnpott March 7th. IG4i. nj I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04
fI1HE underslgned, CIVIL ENGlNEEKS, Will

fi'hE undersigned, CIVIL ENGlNEERS, will
make Surveys Estimates Of cost, and reports for Rail-
ways, Canals, Roads Docks, Whafyes, Sustaining Walls
Bridges CT every description with plans snd specifications
and when required, will suIefntend their execution.
rock the OF removing ,he same; they will
suryeT an and report the mode Of rendering
power tlable, and OF openaS mines aud auares. They
w make drawings and specifications Of improvements IN
machines AID procuring etters PATENT the
Dr. Thomas r. Jones have beeu secured for
business requiring pefsona attendance At Washington. They
s sr..ts for the sale OF Letters PatSnt. so, of Mi
Tinss, Quarfi-s, Machinery, &c.
Address either OF u. undersigned 81 s Merchants: EI-
change, New York EDWIN +. JOHNSON,
uOemH WILLIAM X. CASEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

{ hDt,r Trr I, IrtnT Wi 5000 worth of HOUSE
HOLD FuRNlT r. 5ehaas- fpT ad yaaabl- PkAiht
au @ of rh- highest respect bility now
dg IN eoaa, A,o dIe["'o"s | Of thr Laod j will
W ii s ~ e,,ry.vor ofhigh standing, which descriptions
vii h. nsrontsd Substantially correct. For particulars
nj, n1 - N \. 2. SMITH. 81 Liberty ST. mh23tf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

kA FOR SALE-A Farm situated In the town
t,;E of Harrison, W-schss;-r County. 30 miles from New
t ork, 8. from Port Chester and 81 White Plains
the road leading from King Purchase containing
100 acres oil really r rate land III decldeiy sood S'r
yards beautifully shaded with fruit and omamenta trees aud
well watrrsd with failing Far yI.E
handsomely any The county, accessible from the
city daily by railroad STEAMBOATS, and Payments made
TO suit the purchaser and title ndispuibe For farther par
ticulars inquire Of w WILLIAMS. 262 BOwery who has
viewed the premises and givea description OF the sane
nh2i lms ABNER MEAD.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

6xss FOR s;ALE-The valuable Country Seat
S.a known as the Peters Place, Stuyyesan Landing
DE town OF Stuyvesant Coluoha County consisting
OF story house, 26 by &C. Will finished with large
ont hui dings The housc very pleasantly situated
looking the HGd:on River. and surrounded With beautiful
evergreen trees The garden well sspped wih all kinds
Of fruit aud the grounds elegantly divided into plots
shrubs flowers, &c. The house is well built aud filled in
with brick and delightful place for summer residence
lfno disposed o private sale it will b. soid public
auclicn IN the City OF New fok, o. Tursly The lSlh Of
Apnl, iSii, at IL o'clock. For particulars apply to
ii. G.. ADAMS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

t..a 10 LET-trom lsl May next, three
81 ory modern bich House No Attorney street well
I'm. finished and good order line of STAGES 10 Wall
greet which passes within 200 feet OF the house every
ten minutes Rent Sijl er Inquire Of II. NJ Car
pener on the premises Of f. b. Brown, $40 Grand ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

REFINED SUGAR

REFINED SUGAR
RED UCED N PRI G. b.
MOOL,,EY AND WCOLSEY from this datt
oef Gs1 sspSS@s d cash D9HsL lt W. REFINED SUI
T5% 5,s.$ II i, do Do Do itans hessa hall cen" per pound
The above arr packed follows;
ssts1 Ssfs, IN IN BIS. Bs q q go 90 '"%" packages
Powdered ia do of 2i0 do
Arrig TO the NewYorh P4teai Sugar Refinery. Of
south aud Montgomery sts or At 80 Wal ST.
y. g. Orders OF i- city must be accompanied by &C.
inLtianes. -------------nnIm- Hnl In
DEFINED sUGARs-R. L. & a. STUART,
sugars IN quantities five packages aud upwards, at as low
cash prices as any otner refinery e.
The Sugars packed as l,llows. without charge irr
packages:
Crushed in barrels of 2uO lhs
Ground, in barrels Of $50 lbs.
Appy The Refinery. 285 Greenwich street, corner ot
Chambers street Orders ont o the city must 6e accomned
bv Temiraucp lfu
V1EAS-2OO chests .5ouchong; 2llo hail chests
80 half chests Sing Yons souehoas.
20 20 cnes'. SO fms Mchte ise PoweSonE; S:idI
20 fancy boxes tine Mohse souchons.
10 fancy boxes Hyson. fIe.
100 Ghosts Young Hysoa.
30 30 cie chest. e,'iiSs HSson skin.
30 half chests superior CIrncowdcr
;sGsi5 B2 packed 5HssEfI ii: SSSF%x
METAL KOUFS, GUARANTEED WATER
lN TIGHT FOR FIVE YEARS: WHICH Is FOUR
YEARS LONGER THAN USUAL.-Ihs subscribers
have invented method Of covering roots with plain or E1
plates which they guaae To remain water tigd
when put by thrm The metal Is so put on
tna be affected by the shrinking swelling o the
panks which is aid or b. the contraction o expansion
of tie metal. M
The following gentlemen have had their dwelling houses
and III city covered 81 ts method their atis-
aciion:-
Henry Br-voorr. ESD corner OF 5 ayenue and 9th ST.
John 5. Sofsrn-Thoru. Esq No 30 Broadway:
David AGstu +,i EXCHANGE p ace aud William ST.
j Green tv4fson Esq. Merchants Exchange, Wall st.
Geo. l. Butler Esq, NO oil nassau ST.
Francis Buriitt, Esq, SO Broad St -
Notice that the improvement patented all
persons the trade wishing roofs b? the subscribers
pian can obtain permission moderate terms
mhliti ?. NAfLOk x 90. II aud 70 Broad ST
'INU IRON MASTERS.-i or sale, Mill Sites
L the Immediate nsighborhood & bituminous Coal and
oa Ore of tbs quality Penne vana-he
tde where such Coal and Or found together.
The communication complete Philadelphia Eat
by Canals Railway For Pamphlets descriptive Of
the property and farther nformaon Apply Archibald
AY4nyr- Albany Archibald Robertson, Philadelphia;
undersigned No % Merchants Erch Nav York;
where may be specimens oil the coal and aio
MO sms ~ r. CASEY. Civil Engineer
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04
& SHOES

AT WHOLESALE.-A large assortment OF
I \ the above named articles may BE- had at
THE MANUFACTURERS DEPOT,
No !6O Peri 81. Newly
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04
sEBRING,s RESTORATIVE CORDIAL.

rs now universally admitted 10 be certain
ls,-ee Ne:ons Affections. Weakness Loss
of Appetite D. bY exc Physicians prescribe their ~
t-ntj selene who nave e1psf,ncsd curative effects.
gratefully recommend IT. adI- have derived the greatest
bssn from ts exhibition and otrf complaints.
cpicures restored sir appetite aG the weak aud feeble
matte strong and vigorous Hrsth e poor mans riches
the :ch man Gss. has. through influence, been
tended 20 all c,ses aud and manusc
merchants and bankers lawyers and vines phiioso-
pe poets and planters av" all been cured By this medicine
their certificates and recommendations satisfactorily prove.
Yet thousands thousands who daily suffering
both of mind and body from the above
when ntallable remedy offered ,hem estora-
i've Cordial, which is prepared by c. e.. SEBRlNG, and
sold at his Office No. Murray street jl6 3m