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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-14
Observation-Disclosures

TTNITf,D Ss1ATEs DAGUERREAN GALLERY IFS
J BROADWAY, UP STALRS.--E. WHITE would ire
rnectuy call the attention Of citizens and strangers WISHING
e citr 10 his splendid collection OF Daguerreoye Porr
nrIs or in groups from to Il persona on the same pl!e
which beauty and accuracy Of ienaon cannot sn De SUI
yihou, the c1s the prices OF which helms reduced TO those
.LsrGsd By the mos; i1eIpertenced IN the business
White ls First Premium nrhs host laguer;eotye llEeness
rs o grouping and geneEl elect 'hch ont another PROOF
AZ Wib IL sols eccnt New York for the very superior
,nor;ed German Caule,is. and ut establishment III
hs city or stats can they he obtaiHcd.
B-imporel German Camalns, also FRENCH and hIneri
con Instruments of the best Quny, win fiels Saee'
Chsm.cols Polishing rlStcIihs &c ,, ,
sI W;cs nsc Manuaciofy being the largest and most
he nanuacturs ,oi DagUerTeoiype Immature Gases III
cor cen, lover nrhrr hrnse Inc ninn az We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-14
BOOK KEEPING, &c.

~ c. MARSH, Accountant. respectfully announces TINT
". his Counting Rooms No. s. Cedar street. continue open
from A. NJ. to P. NJ.
In the study Of Bookkeeping as II taught by Nh Marsh
every pupil keeps tho practical manner complete st
of partnership bucks. embracing all the different business
transactions OF good mercantile house he become aia,a
with all the hooks constituting tie set. with n The documents
relating the books, trial balances balance Sheets accounts
current and with various mercantile calcalauons IN interest,"
discount. equation Of payments, exchange, &c. -,
In OF Instruction person oil good capacity WIN
become competent keeper, nns will receive ceiii-
cate that effect. No inus ht IN Il class.
MERCANTILE WRIIING:-A thorough course OF pro-
gTesvc lessons which will not fail IN eiicctng valuable I'M
Droycmcnt Specimens Of truly mercantile style muy be seen
AT the rooms.
Prospccuses with terms hours &c may be 0btaned al the
roons day and evening.
c. C. MARSH'S WORKS.
The Science OF Double Entry Keeping Sinphed, HE
edition. 200 pages octave: price 81. - =.
The An OF Single Entry Bookkeeping improved, I'd edi
ton, 100 pages octave; price 20 cents.
For snie at the bookstores. and at the rooms.
Mr. Marsh offers his opening closing, or writing
up books: IS Cedar street, up stains. SOY
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FOREIGN Ports,

At Hong Kong aboat July g. ship Rajah, Cunningham I'm
At Boruboy Aug 9Th, ship Paul Jones' Watkins for Can,op,
same dry. o,
At Manila, July a. ships Mcoem French for Chlna ds'
with ric9. H.,
AT Ichboe, Oct TO- brig Thoma, Winsow, of Wcspor,dG
guano
Al Bordeaux Nov a. ship Concord Lord. for Cadiz. soon
where she will probably lond for Boston,. - vi,
At Nuntes Nov 1oth ship Cuhawba. Coffin for New OK
about 18th.
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Dec H. lat 80 81 Ions 70 g. the ship Norma fell in with brg
Cyprus, Of Boston, MISUNDERSTANDING i'e'' do no' p'Au
Dec Ia, 81 3d. Ion 70 S. brig Catharne. of Warea from
Nov l. lat 80 H. lon 70 81 schr Rapid fun Thomar for Pha-
Nov g. lat 60 lon c. 3d. brig fiberna. Elliott 10 d, fm Port
Dec g. off Haieras chr Jane Nassau for Baltimore, short
Dec l. lat s. lon 70 3d. brig Orleans. I'm Bnmor. for Saint
Thomas. -, r,,-.,
Nov 2S off the Ieacs. ships WiDneGanee, bound to New
ea 9Th lat 90 49, Ion ~ go schooner Oana Of Bargor
days from Philadelphia for Boston, with loss Of deck load o'
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pEuEEE AND LLIEi
A MOTHER ASTONISHING CURE By TH0.HSON,S
a CGWPOJ.ND SYRUP OF TAR IND WOOD

a EfCGtHliPfiGt.Y.D SYRUP or TAR .a.VD WOOD
.Y.3PT'H.fi! ~. ,cu
Mr. Thomsor-Denr Sir: With CRATE 'u feelings inform
you Of the astonishing effects OF your MEDICINE whc5 mas NJ.
crn ra;.ed me tcn deaibed! zig diseuSe Pulmonary
Consunip; has reduced low that physician pro.
ponnced my case spelcSs AZ this junctue began % te
peey restored me to health .sr ling else Ind failed
'R rsnoc;fIliy Ioilrs WASHINGTON MACK.
Charetie.st:eet, above tIeDTse.strcet
The Undersigned being personally acGiante! w'th Wash.
ncton Mack and his ernrs bear Wires to the ronihs
statement JOSEPH WINNER, Sls North Ihir,'-s;tec;
DAVID WICK Frs. Z Almond street.
HUGH M'GlNLEY. :. L. cor. Tammany
md Fuurtil.street.
rs- PRINCIPAL OFFICE, y. L. corner 9Th and Spruce
Streets Philadelphia. Price 30 cents per bottle. .
For snle by \. r. SANDS CO 2I5 Broadway, corner 0i
Ch r. q s street - uo'"' :" fa''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-14

IN the ship Indiana fer Nelc OrlcGnsT' Kent and child.
Mi zeresa children and ,erysnt M " S9ne n
ler lady and three children; DR. Houghtnn; Mhury Miller
and ] Hubbard.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures IS
CieHCcn.

Snip Napier Snn3tond. Baltimore. 6oodhfe & Co.
Ra,k Vernon Ellen, Motr Surge: clearInan v,
Jrcs Eastern Star Bnke Portland Butler X Gardiner ta
con, Pitt Bermuda; THEE Brothers, Grhn - John NJ "
i j Laurss. ., g.
Te1ns Haskell NOrean< EIFe q TO; Isaac Jackson To-
bey St Alarys, do; Vintage Eunce Boston.
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ORIN s2OoKa-i the UNDERMINED, srl happy % 7.
fern tbs public particularly tie Eo;.lea anu .'sc wac
see more de.,;us of t!aye7g with ian nIdarT eEEe
elegance zsd ead with ;,hiieIs Isl. Iaysa s.sSn
Hood IA decided Improvement on any and svey thng OF the
snd beo:e introduced and that t71dsve[y maternity 20 N,
ipy year pat walked thousand miles, snd run Jpne
hun6,s5s bit .nL say hGt never experienced 90 ttie
f,yo in .readieg the came distance, and 81 Tie spaen ai nid
ye,tsTday in sunnnr miles arb quarter gT=! the DeacoH
Course whch satisfied s, 10 cc1s;deIebe exen', All
Root n,snuiaclred ta hi.. LORl IN BROOKS. No 1875 Full
lon .,rpe which had the gooi fortune 70 Tesr comm. "
Sna,-eTn Re the qualification 70 my nGd wat my 81
the fes.lt mast ACKNOWLEDGES tint nm much inte2te o
a. RnoIr md lho :4ztic ae:atc ;ansg, for which oei
h, M t1spEs sal recommend them a With hearty
rood will ~ 81 h!.N-ahD. VIZ OH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-14

Tao shin a,s,sot Capt, Barry from Calcutta, with large
and valuable cargo was wrecked Point hlderon ocr al
the entnnce Of the hurbor. during the sha Inst night
bly, bged fiber the bowspt only sinncng q bs
cre,y ATTEMPTED TO swim ashore. but two drowned
VIC" ' lB0son Mer Jour. Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-14

The brig Annawan (of New Ysrk) Captain Perry p Cole
man. sailed fem NYoIS for AUX Cnres Sept 90 SINCE who
lost The gale of October Capt Coleman belonged TO SCH
nate Mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-14

DLUMBERSi PLUMBERS. PLUMBERS Tho rub
would call The attention .. Plumbers and the pup
lc rersct article Of Tia FGt:8 LsGG P,. ranuilctu
ed by entirely process :GG which he has tbs rnnt
cured letters Patent which ps.sS tina pip. or is .te with
A. even perfect Plate O! pure 'tIr.
lawn: attained great perfection in thu method Of anuac
ung ana plating Lead Pe he enabled to offer Ibis superior
sTt,cs at the same price CHARGED inr common pipe.
a wuuants the Pps mag pfactcre1 By him no, 10 bur5 Or
,pt free all flaws, sea other perec,ions and OF
perfectly uniform thickRr:,.
Ais on hard large STOCK Of unned Croor and County
Pine which can be examined ri ne tnAnUiac,ory - We:t
,is f,ne e w. LOWER.
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Memoranda.

The United states ship Lexington go, to or Wednesday
last. =, ,.., 49,, 1914 fall !,
with kocka bearing n w and soon aer passed Between couJ
onv he cleared BIZ hauling ship up suddenly on The lar
board tack The wafer breeks over the rosS
II has long been known that sunken rocks eSded some Two
mr. three mile, to the Southwark and Eastward OF Rcckn pun
I'VE believe tbs IS the first OF rock nj such
H. s M ne f,am he .nnd lBoston Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-14

rOUGHS lis remedy for Coughs, Colds, Asthma
" Whcoping Cough. Splitting OF Blood: md III aliecoi
Of the Chest and Lungs, TIE PICTORIAL. HONEY OF
LINTRHDRT stands unrlvuied us reputation u fully enb
ferei to the public IN tt, many hundred IL which this
preparation hos hecn used, not single instance known OF
having failed in c1ciiIg perfect cusc. IL stands nigh IN
he estimation mEny OF pectnbia physicians oil
this city. who evidence OF lie good opinion they enter
tain Of reeiy for Coughs, &c by recon-
nendng their patients. Those who haze been
various nrepaa without ard nave become dis
cna se earnestly invited 20 n; this many respectable
residents Of TINS cy.(p0 rc5rciS q distant places VINO
have een restored 10 health by the Honey Of yeryot, md
VINO huye their names appearing III tie paper
hare M their aa address wihtne proprietor and gwen
permission r0e. any person ~ them who wish 20 nuke
inquiries relative the that has attended lts USE Prca
., per bottle For sale wholesale. III Hrdcn lane and ut
& J. Coddinc,un, 3G3 HUDSON w Watson 20 Catenue j;
arrant, b Greenwich L. Slam, Fulton ST. Brooklyn. nnd
of Dturrss geueraIly NO
VI '''N''- AUBURN, Oct. /. 1899.
Dear SrIn the i'll Of 1881 contracted cold. which
bated ell The efforts OF attending physicians 20 conquer;
ri length they candf!y informed me they could 90 nothing
rnoreha my disease had evidently arrived at the lust stage OF
consumption. In this state n5Orug under severe and DIS
tressin. cough pain the night >o and ches excessive Puf
splitting of blood friend brought bottle o. your IEvnua-
bic preparation. from which received much benefit that,
with my physicians request, procured hall Dozen
FIVE OF winch NJ expense oil q per Dne-Hls 10 me rs
pronounced b. three physicians Conumpton-1nd past the
possibility OF In short time Will srnd you certi-
Gates from the doctors who attended II nCt OPP
posed wish you to this 10 be published IN the pa
Iers-tor think every person ought 10 have By them VIII
save many valuable lives.
Believe me. dear Sir,
Ever your grateful friend.
d5 Saw JOSHUA D. HORSEY.
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WhalerS. &C.
Missing Vessel.

Arrnt Warren R. l. 10Th instant. ship Lafayette. Bowen
Indiun Ocean, Nos Beh Sept ih ST Helena, Oct2 with 5
sp oil.
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vy1EA TRAYS, &c;-A. W, SPIES & co. 2e Pcnrls:.
have received large assortment Of Gothic and Sand
wich Ten fmys sets, Ao full assortment Of all
common Tea Trays by the iozen New styles Diyons Bntnn
MA Ware some very elegant patterns toSsther with gen
crnl Of fine Table and Poke, Cuer SCISSOR.
&c. &c. NJ
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poueenrers Arrived.

In he .ha N6-,1 ro;a Hdvdnaa!, Fred Beiandn Con
zao AiGsmu, Capt. u Upshnr, &c abnsuerEGe' T. vow
ndy ind daughter, Mrs l. Stewart
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Below,
Disasters.

Swedish bntk Betty I'm Stockholm and Dutch saiio bri
Wind Ne Weather thick and iUggy.
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70 THE ELITE OF MUSICAL TASTE II

THE UNITED STATES:
EARPS.-J. F; BROWN {. Co. from Erari, makers of
the mprnvet Patent Double and Single Action Ham
London ana New iork, established lsio J. f. B. offers fo
sale NJ 80 Brondsry, elegant assortment OF Double and
Single Action nIs The ueh bnllancy OF stnes OF
touch elegance oil inE and perfect merhunn OF these Harp.
render them uneduned and obtain for them the first amateur
and professional patronage Europe tins country. They
are constructed OF the best principles OF the ceieb!sied Erlr
Warranted TO bear the test Of cnnie and European Prices
Bap required nnd for hire Strings, Instruction Books hIu.
sc, &C. J. +. BROWNE, Manu- incturer
No. SIS Broadway, and
n2o Ind No. 73il Chambers street, n. Y.
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THE BEST STOYE QUIZ.

ECONOMY. CONVENIENCE, AND PERFECTION
"a C0MBINED-BROWN'S new hot air Cooking stoves.
For summer and wnta pse-ynrgs sze from NJ TO u,
nnd suitable TO cook from 5o lsoRersos Ihs STOVE has
been long and iavoty known as the most cox b
most convenient nBd perfect culinary article o tc Gay are ~
ytei 10 call end his recent Improvement me eaia-
culinary aye are co,t.ucied rs TO bake eYon and,
NJ The same time aft from baking or roasting car.
p off bv the hot air rcs Those who have hitherto been
peced agnins Cooking Stoves IN regard TO baking WI
aycec that this improvement removes the only objection
e and yery properly entities Browns Stoves the combined
o economy convenience md perfection. The cer
,,;rntps Of hundreds cnn be seen by calling at
'4 GIo smc JOHN BROWNS, III Beekman 81. n. Y.
--c-gs, CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN CLOCKS.
= ~; X Tho .nbscribcr. sho uwaIsss nhpoma ~
The Newly ors Stale Fers 0+toi5 snf lsi3 f?r ine
ia be-. toned Churcn Bell ahd nl.o Silver Medal ior
the best Sc j. and Diploma Tor Towo Clock, e1hI-
b:ted the Fair Of the American Institute IN tecbeI s
nov prepared MS Foundry West Tfsy New ork 70
furnish Balls from 20 90 lbs made Of the b2st mule
rs and warranted stand sEd tone 10 pease-fasfsa, 20
them improved Cast Iron Yokes with &oyeaols Arms me
increasing e..and for his Bells the best evidence hst can
be riyen Of Their xcacnce Orders have been received lom
the Canndas and arnnst all the States and about w nsys
been arn SHE'D dierent places the State OF
from hi. Foundry-Town CloekS, eveirs mad soI'e'"<
.GHrentI. Copper and Brass Cai.nss S Sr esrprIy
CA SIN hSphS" "nA-,t1'-
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
SsIcnar6Scu g. c.S.'z C.!es,rntza
AMERICAN pANACEA.

ys?5I- Medicine compounded sae from vegetable matter.
m from ?,lueRlOa, ind warranted i;os rom any era-
sncs - an ndvi;.: sorei? afflicted wi.h UiEEIAIlfp
SCROs La. ard who haa beeG uie the treatment oi lha
eminent physciars n the United s!eo 10: esh ear;
without the apparent hope OF restoration +" feai1 arg
Tvas by tner pronounced ncurab.G tI; NFp ttl EEs s
above named medicine 10. !re Tee.s, vas rt0ed 10 perfect
health That mclGc has been SOLD wan Unprecedented snc
cess and as ncv.r isi many when ACCORD
diseascs. to ,sitsALI' III El RILi tGi;R-
RIHG;s EVii.. THiSTEL0 fNFfkSlMAT0RY,. AND
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, PILES: EixSlPEI;AS.
SKI Is SItURVY, CHRONIC SORE EYES. BLgrgafS.
CiiifTENiiGuS DISEASES or PAlHs OR IICERs
ARISING FROM AN !%ILniCiDJS SEQ iiEi: ttRY
OF Az IMPURE STATE OF TIE HhqCp, Inc etfca-
enu,cra ed and liz e.ats try GstonShnG un 7Hs To-
Die syoo2! 80 he nken ~ NJ .dnt ach ncrn,: Dcc ea,
also GC;s gentle c.'a'c iic:oGsnG ne nppee and
re:e: hsat The patient c;ng oil icetntd :o-ss 70 ti.-
car.e pfeus:y. ard producing n ttscl3di @r.'e
the oa=yep. iir,yn- sid producing IJIisct Gclpn
Perons is .ssiug IT, .hcu!d .e:.ain itnr the Of all
Stimulating dab q highly .ea''nsd ,pS! t95,li ~
General agent q Pinese opp9sitc the Custom lI9lse Ner
YORK and at 10 Assn, Hou3e ia G3 and ~ Broadway
ccyBeI broadway and iaambeseo. No. ~ tfont:sTec;
stree no az and ai6 IIdscn, aaa si Ham naltf cor.
Hudson No S G;Aad street; no. l.? and rs Greenwich
,,res No. liz md o Cary-stESci No l Wlkar;s;ree;
BcaLign, j. ". Smith cor'sf q: ulton end Cranberry
s,lcas; and IFr. aasTcy9. Stes !'udi = foioe WI
low and Aasests, ead by I'll the p"c9a arusIss in the
Df.Y {; ieekIoE, 10. q pcaver.s- Clifton 8pidinss.
's' b Heifs sa ' No. is Naa sSsaa it, sne,
Thoesals Agent ;,r Philadelphia; Bgsh q i!ihseT.
3. Colby no. 81 Peasl-stFeet. II. Y.
.Gcate and Testimonial: nay he sea and obfed any Of
tro a.0va Diare-. r.-A euicm ~
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LEGAL.

OF Notice IS hereby given that m application win be
made III Legislature Of the State of New York, its
Session, 10 alter the OF the Corporation OF the New.
York Protestant Episcopal Public School" ~ That of The
Trustees OF Trinity School IN tie City OF Ncwfosk
nslaw6w
IN PuRSuA NCE OF an order Of the Surrogate OF the County
OF New orS uOce IS HEREBY gwen Ia all having
Counsellor at Law deceased, pIeept the srGe with 40
vouchers thereof. TO the subscriber, NJ hs office No 81 Wall
street IN the City OF NewI S. before the eighteenth
day of Ianua Dated New YORK. the l9h day of July
1874. iyi3 aw6ml WM. EMERSON. Executor.
EeY ORDER of TIE Honorable n, chael UshoeiIer.
ID Judge nj the Court Of Common Pleas for the City and
County OF New EoTkSatics is hereby given pursuant
the proTons OF the statute authorship attachments against
resident de0to, that attachment has issued against
the estate of Thomas j. Hawks. resident of the State OF
Kentucky. md that The viii be sold for the payment Of
his debts unless he appear ind dlscha sh attachment
cGrdng law. within nine months om the first publication
OF this notice and that the payment Of debts due 10 HIM
by residents Of this State AID the delivery him for his
use any property within this State belonging him and
the transfer of any such property by him forbidden by law
and aie void. USliei the Ibid day ct August, st
JOHN ii. MAGHER,
nuJi lawan Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
EQY ORDER Of Daniel Pratt. Fins, Judge OF onoudaRa
ID County Courts. and Counsellor Ht Law IN the Su
Issued nsans, the Elijah Croft Of Commerce, State of
achlgun nonresident dehtO due proof made to the
said Judge Sc pursuant, 10 the directions OF the Statute con-
corning attachments against abscon1ng c0ncea ed
ncnt OF his debts unless the said Elijah Croft appear and
discharge such attachment according To law within nire
months ffOin the inst publication this notice mud that tho
payment any debts due hIa b. lcdsn O this State ard
State belonging to him. und The transfer OF any such property
by him forbidden by law and ara vod-aied September
ath 1871 FORBES q SHELDON.
oj !aw9m Aty5 for Attaching Creditor
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AVER sjOEs-IytlPOR9NJvI TO j1E-7LkRS az
(cOk-Si UERS-lnda Rubber Over Shoes, that en- ha
WON ~ sny climate without change OF prcpe:s. always
piab.c and soft the cudesi wen e For duanliy sEa
hey challenge eoInparEon with cly other shoe 10 ihc
market Country mecsans end CITY ccE'efy should no. aiI
m snncly Themselves y;i Article For snie by the c2Es or
LUZ; T" NsEI Wallsticst
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JoNEs's COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,

Or INTTTAIURY CUUNTTNG KUONl,
I7 BROADWAY, CORNER OF 0URRAY-STREET,
fANHE OBJECT al this Institution to impart thorough
i instruction in Book .keeping, Penmanshp and CONNER
cal Arithmetic. and qualify gcreen for the practical duties
OF the desk. Private instruction given II required Rooms
open day and evening.
- Members of the Mercantile Library Association
ouescd apply the Librarian nj Clinton Hail. who viii
furnish tickets Of admission under tho arrangement nude with
the Committee
~ References may be had at the Academy ookkepeer
Merchants and Clerks who have been students during the last
years.
no For sale ones's Principles and Practice of BooSksep
ing Svu. h. This work adopted the INST Academic In
siu,ions this country II oha epubshed in England
and extcrsyely introduced there oil 3m+
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Wa ]. MORRTSON & co.

EhiPORrERS and Dealers in Small Wa.es, 70. iaiden-
kane. al 81 SuSdway n Y. keep constantly on hand
complete so!.rsn OF ac!es IN the TTss and Needle Inns.
VIZ knitting Ysrr 90 Wo-ssl. do Cotton, Ia;ihg Cotton
Zephyr Worted, is Cios Hosiery and Gloves Veret S-
bon.. Rutsa .aids Pure UnaSieats, &c Fire Scec...
Superior Waddrs Hair Ghi llcc PiHs Six sac Steel But
:os Git and Agate Buttoaz Gr9s and Flnger Tapes and
Gindingl. Heinmlngs 4 Soui genuine Royal sri Coun-
,ariunk Ilfillai kYsf NFsd,s slN lrnr
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Executors of Andrew AlcGnwn. deceased or
AnRIANCE &c Inhn.St Il Y.

esas1 FARM FOR SALE-StHate on the road from New
49, Rochelle White Palms. about eQu: distant from each,
- containing $50 acres of land. all Of which Is plough
land excepting ten acres Yhch wood land The place Is
vutn Az the fences are Of stone IN Fq@d "eT ana the
GOOD charncter and IN or;er. For terms spply To
g b. KENYON, on the premises, or OF
datr J. ADRlANCE. IS .Lohn.st. New. York.
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FIRST PREMIUM NEW-YORk
DAGTERRIAN MINIATURE GALLERY,

Corner of Broadmoy and Fulton street, entrance
third door,
WHERE may be had h,lNlATURks Which, ioI beauty
wv of color tone mud effect, at all times commend
themselves mud not spnern are equal to any .h nnfe
himself but envos his pictures TO the Criticisms OF 't arg
intelligent public who well strangers IRE invited 10 Gull
nj The Gallery before going elsewhere, whether they intend ST
ing ar not kcneses all eases warrantsd To give Snlac
to6 and coloef most beautiful mnnEcr and IN winch de-
mn nent Mr. B. docs claim superiority, t being ied by
competent and practcn person. Taken al kinds OF weather.
from A. NJ. Til j p. NJ ~. .
AZ e. Brady ut the late Far
u dn's smey 'ui''""' h''''' ~ e NJ D. BRADY
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RF41, ESTATE.
FDR SALE.

CHANCE roR A BARGAIN !-Frnt and C I.s,
to1ey SiHre The well known f,n n,6 nn r 'ea;y
E ;ienety store doo' ntess - az, t;ersI fo-
Us er.oa small snd w u, d % sri eda
any si With m aoong ri the premises, i6 BROADWAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-14

se.a FARM FOR SALE, OR EXCIANGEs.-Thc Farm
w situated n the rewpshp Of South liIlnwlgS h.:
are GOOD and fruit IN abundance The farm contains %
os winch covered with thrifty timber Part cash and
gracery or o;e and 10 will be taken in exchange Apply
10 T. Nms ESQ. No. CEGm5eiS CT to q. Scheief corner
Of ri Avenue nd lhh street nio an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-14

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS advertiser prepared to execute
~ orer for the VARIOUS kinds Of work 10 which the AT OF
" Electro enllurgy applicable to VIII s,asy tap,
Wool Cuts-tke multiplication OF eaboraely engraved Cop
peroia,es-Pctnre aud Miniature fames-and tho man
,tacture in general OF all kinds Of Ornamental Work IN Cop
nsr from Nouds o. Patterns made IN Copper BIa Lead,
sji5,. No. 6o2 Broadway, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-14

ID lCH,S IMPROVED PATENT SALAhAEDER
III SAEE-Warant cry. well Us ire and thief proof
The following certificates nom Of toe respectable
merchants and othss the of New Orleans es.abhes
their FIRE proof qualities beyond ell donbt;
The undersigned have this day witnessed the trial Of OF
Rich: improved patent Saamander Safes in the Furnaces Of
Me Sea Bird.
The Safe placed the furnace IL minutes after Il
o'clock A. ~ and omaiued there three hours. constantly
posed the most intense heat that could be created by the
Of pitch pine and cottonwood II then taken 70 The store
Mr. Richs agent this and opened when they oaDd
that the neither burned scOrched and that
the wood wcfs bore appearance OF having bees exposed
to fire.
greIsr heat than could possibly the burning AM
building this city, however ccnlbuble It's contents ard
they therefore have hesitation saying that Cs Sale,
euner, secure sganst the risk OF c, under c,cun
gtancSs whatever.
Ngw ORLEANS, iAh Junc, 1874.
Jerome B. paiaIt. Master of steamer Sea Bird
John Hoey, Fire Inspector OF Western Marine upd
Fire Insurance Company.
phnS. H. Cheao%iih. Joseph Grant,
r. Mc(iresor, j. Il StauiieI,
A. G. L.aba;I, benjamin B. Cook,
Rene II. Briiuet.
One OF customers saved SO p OF Richs Saiet.
although the burglar had Elk egh noun TO ,y ms ts on
he lock.
The above GATES are sold in this CITY only By
n. 3. MARVIN, Agsn. Tor the ,Genniacturer'.
scSYc i.sSl< Water street.