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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

.aw- FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for
City ropertyA br4utui country seat! situate on the
South side Gi Staten Island, containing 50 Of land
udr good cultivation joining the main road leading from
Quarantine Ainboy aud one quarter OF ine from
Piince's Bay having comma d OF with the fresh
berzes from off water making OF the most healthy sit
uatioS upon the whole Island. Terms made Part of
The purchase money may bond and mortgage term
years For particulars please enquire at the Clothing Stoe
CT SAM UEL TAYLORS, 2i3 Greenwich-st. jl3 lw-
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CCOT'r'S yEtiETABLE plLL.S.-Mn ON

NTNUT ' r1VfI. 1NI7r.r. VII'
~ h7u aged II years ressdtjng 8th 81 corner of South
and st Williamsburg a!;- months intense suffering ium
r.ryspilas botn legs has been cured and rapidly impo,
uC ms r-ugth by the n these Pills individuals alsop
thus City .ic,ed with Scrnfuia Dropsy the Head Oy,,
peisa, L,rr Compant Inflammation on the Lungs sn
In Breast end Sides, lntluen&a trosp SC have ben riec
I2 cents each scous FssetltL Pill Office $ ana.str
also az r.. G.. Larsdou. lO3 BroaIway;G G b pac- a
sion.st " York B. NicBrear, Fulton corner Of high i.
Brooklyn. D. Smyth, 80 D'oad ST., Newark 5 Ve
Setback 81 South " rSeLStreet, Albany. Krsdel Cnf
fm, 81 ConGTeSS-sl Troy.
Agents wanted jl3 m'
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nB- PNINNEY,S FAMILY Pills

nE PNINNkIES FAMIIN PHLS -TLs[.
~ mild and m;sy Vegetable Pills weI- fist n,rclpc.4s :
the public hy era uorS circulation, ,uS allow in. rr~oc,
test them before they rurchased un,l hey have coms
tssiysiy known IN the Northern, Middle ard New Fps,
States and few SnU,hen cities. without mach sdy4rn
ard are largely used the pcactlce OF the mos, eninet mn
sc.ans many Of whose certificates have asyG voluntarily m
en- Persons afflicted with colds dyS?spsia houxrst, >,
rheumatism after tyn= theu will never De without b y =
their possession These ls may be had \, all as yr,pt
Drug and Country Stores the aroVe mentioned States I
wholesale and retail ~ h. Y sands 70 Fulton d n
Sauds & Co. :, East Broadway; A. y. Sands X Co. No a.
Broadway Nav York; Browning Brothers, % Market II
rhia and Maynard Noyes Merchants Row a.,
Ton In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.
The manufacturers have brought these Balances 20 e
great degree OF psrf-cton and their various nodcailo
hlv. adapted . the purposes which hsdvy 'a
actions required b. weight la tn
tiol are i, taken secure STRENGTH. DURAblLi \
and dhCCURACY-accu5acy merely SPECIFIC pom!
aud amount bur urcrm AZ -'eT angle Oh
The Platform and ,Uus hout the entire lTv te lowest
10 he highest capacity OF th- Balance.
These Scales keep h5r adjustment perfectly ere never '
bic TO arrangement and seldom any expense ,0 repairs
y are in use IN mos; the Railroads the United States
AUD IN soe Of them they nave been long IN use the oPeation
sng perfect So also the Dormant and Portable Scales o[
weighing merchandise Merchants aud others who have had
them IN constant fora succession OF testify 70 their
uniform accuracy and tn feet that fs aprar uuaiiece
81 wear Th-s- Scales have also b-en patented England
where sy xseHsiv-iy used, Goth private Farssasss
end public c2i!w4ys.
JW. THORNE, No. llS Rroal-stre@t,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

NEW ORLEANS PACKAGE EMPRESS
IN Through IN from 10 70 IS Days!..-ADAMS * co.
having had their successful operation ter
era months arr prepared 10 receive and forward weekiy
Packages for New Orleans by the central the
unprecedented time For further information please apply
the office, No.7 Wall st.
y 3. Packages for all the intermediate cities VIII be de-
iiveTed IN much less tine than by any other line G5tf
PHILADELPHIA EMPRESS -Messrs. HARM
Den CO, IN connection with their Boston and Prov
Gence Lanes OF Express and European Agencies, Two
daily Lines Of Express Philadelphia, connecting with
Baltimore and Washington, and all the important lines to .e
South ard West.
Particular a,teutIon will be paid the transportation and
delivery OF small and valuable paIces with the Tegn
arty and DESPATCH large Parcels &C. despatched daily
al before NJ. Small parcels will he received snt past
4P NJ and delivered early III Phiade rhia morning
ESQ II HAkSDES Il co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

tI0V-~ 4'I1ANS ENSS- OF SdIt, TIIII SIZES
= IN the immediate neiciborhood lBi,umuous Coal and
ron Ore OF the stuay Penusy yanio-tte nearest pop,
u de water where such Coal and re found togeter-
ne communicable IS complete with Phalepha and Ba,ti-
more by Canals and Railway For Pamphlets descriptive of
s ptoPeity aud farther information. APPLY 10 Archibald
hS1Ltyte, Albany; Archibald Robertson Phsd-nha. ~
TO TIE undersigned at Nc. 9S Merchants Exchange New
Whtie may De seen specimens OF the coal and ORE also maps
and sections OF The property. - ''
nl06m- ". r CASEY Ciril snr,rse.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public Notice is
~ hereby the owner occupant or occu-
pants Houses and Lots improved or unimproyed Lands
affected thereby that the following Assessments have been
completed by Assessors and lodged III the Street Com
miSsoners Office for examination by all persons interested
yizFor paving and RESTING curb and gutter Eighteenth
street. from Bloomngdle Road to the Fifth Avenue, en-
bacinS lots on both sides of Eseenhstreet from Bloom
.ngdae Road 10 the Fifth AVenue
Al persons whose affected by the above-named
Assessments and who opposed 10 the same either OF
them requested present their objections writing
the undersigned the Street Commissioners Office, within
thirty DAYS from the date OF t-is Notice.
JOHN EVEN. Street Commissioned
and Chairman o the
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WHITE,

COLORING OR DYING HAlR.-WHlTE,
" RED, or GREY HAIR changed TO dark brown or
black by the Moorish HarDye Sold at % cents
or 81 bottle the sign of the American Eagle. SO Chatha
street. NewEork ls9 Fulton, 5is e
Brooklyn. do LIN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

s4sa- a-FARMS-FARMS FOR SALEA vaIua-
+sEbe Wheat Farm of 273 acres, lang between the C2ya,
ga and Seneca Lakes, ha exchanged for Illinois land
ard money Also Farm OF 100 the Chenango rlysr
and canal for ash only Also, many good Farms New
Jersey, containing from 10 200 Apply 10 A < j.
I, S,.;,l, a. ibsrtv street loG #
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

.sass,- FOR. EXCHA NC4t-A snug Farm contain
100 acres OF Land good Hous-, Barn, Orc hard and
- trnc.s viii ak- ree-Iudrtcrs III Michigan Lands and
oyn-oua cash Amply to A. F. &J. c smith, s. Liberty
~''''' r2pt n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

srzs For SALE CHEAP FOR, CASH-i0o
. gri takes paid and ,itc perfect. Apply t" A ! y
e. Smith, IS Liberty street. b1O y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

remedy that WIN fail TO quiet forever The unmefclUl OF
fender.
Ii is immediate and certain effects curing the most
lent tooth-achs pain in tine gums IN one minute
Experience has proved that ths aoyne composition will
give immediate and permanent relief after the failure OF every
ether remedy; pleasant the taste and smell will not -
ure the teeth or gums any way, and few applications viii
entirely remove the pain and from decayed ooh,so
that inay be filled and rendered useful hen the
pain proceeds from the face or from ths gums around tooth
apparently sound this application will give SPEEDY relief By
rubbing few drops the part affected; Price % cents
For sale bv DAVID SANDS * co. MOI East Broad
way 70 street. and 23 Broadway Chambers
81. Granite Buildings JIG I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

The DUrcH AND MR. ApAMs-NIr. ADAMS
made alluSlon IL his speech in Congress in De
cember last to the burning of the British fleet at
Chatham. The particulars as follows, &C.
cording to Van kAMPEN, the Dutch historian:
In 1866, the Dutch feet, under command OF
Admiral de Ruiter, sailed mp the Thames as far as
the mouth of the Midway, destroyed the fort OF
SheerneSs at the mouth OF the last named river con-
unued then victorious course 10 Chatham where a
chain cable across the river and strong battery
defended The passage. Captain Van Brakel boldly
sailed over the chain followed bv the squadron I'M
der Lieut. Admiral Van Gendz, under heavy fire
from the enemy's battery, and reached Chatham.
where they captured the Royal Charles, oflO0 guns
and burnt rigate OF IA guns, proceeded 10 Upnorc,
burnt three rigates, and returned TO Chatham. The
British themselves dertroyed nine vessels ar Wool
wich, and four at Blackwall.'
Evelyn, a.. English writer and an eye wit
ness says:
"Trumphant lay the whole Dutch flee, in the
mouth OF tie Thames, from the Northforeland and
MarSate 10 the Buoy of the More, eternal ineia-
ccabe shame TO Britain
He farther states
" Had the Dutch followed up their success. ,bey
could have reached London, aud burnt the fleet
there. Already the inhabitants in the neighborhood
OF the city carried oil their yaluabes 10 places of So
curity; panic spread over the city and country
and they knew not what way to direct their hight''
In this expedition, the Dutch lost only one
hundred and fifty men. buffalo Com.
WlnsKEY AND DEArH.-A shocking case of
death from intemperance, occurred in this city
on Wednesday morning. The wife of Patrick
Magan, who resided Ford-street, was found
by her neighbors IN the agonles of death. 1t
appears that female who resided near, heard a
person groan during the night. Upon entering
the house, she found Mrs. Magan lying upon the
bed, IN an lnsensfbe state AS she was woman
of incorporate habits, drinking commonly a
quart OF whiskey a day, it was supposed she was
drunk, and no relief was offered. In the morn
ing the wTe.ched woman was found Just breathing
her last, with cup of whiskey cenched in her |
hand, and bottle of the same liquor under her
pillow. In another part of the bed was newly
born infant, of premature birth, dead The mother
survived but few moments. Rochester Dem.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

z:E-S $3.50 ACRES ILLINOIS LANDS tOkSale
or exchansa-I.as location and titles good. Bargains
-zl2---cam be had by applying
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

80 FOR SALt-Ihe EXTENSIVE premises NO
r57f3 90 Futon-s. between Y am AID Gold arrests he
cresng 10 % feet in the rear, and SO deph The front
buiIdng high, all the hcor Of which, above
r- hsse. Mt are eaiene The building hTee stones
sh besides cellar end.a AID foored With southern yow
e Tire whole built tis t=st aud OF beSt ma
i.-ias is well lighted, aad would b. appropriate for eHte
slyc Printing aud PUBLISHING establishment. large vrt IN
from; capable OF from fire y the stereotype ps[eS and
pber valuable property. II sold before the t OF febfu-
ary viii then rented for the ensuing For further
,.yyri;cn,ars ingu;rs Of JOHN RUTHVEN,
80, ,,y G2taI,2w POS PsaI!-street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

IINOR SALE OR EASE.~-Ihrty-two Lots OF
A Ground at Hasmus. N. j. bounded by Jersey Avenue
and Erie Harsinus and South about m!'e from
Jersey City For particulars, inquire at No t2 'hata
pm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

s::1as-4, 900 ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS, $4,000
sf1 and IS O00 IN inliana improved and
a., s,iurproYed Apply 10 =. y J. Z. SMITH
o2G # IS Liberty
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
The washington Elixir il engs'opes containing e.., ;,

PIE and precise directions for It's us-, a4y be obr - a.
T. " GC!ON III Bower, coz. Of GraaG.st; and =. p y
Moss cor Gyaad aud Cannou.si.; j. Werdo.er I -,
Avenue y. w Gabsuasn, 81 Sixth Avenue; Dr. \ l! ltc!
prr and SthStfeet Or. H. \ Field. corner Bloaway n ~
sycet; Guinness les u Avenue c"r.er ih street 81 Ch
227 Hudson s. L. Cotton, 265 Bltecker.stee S
Deromas Co. 33 Chatham street Dr. W1 Crci YSrSy,s
A. /. Lounsbury, Manhauauyil!s; Dr.. w. g. Wood t..
Isr
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and Chairman of the Assessors.
Str.et Commissioners Oficr January llth 1871 il2

NORPOKATION NOTICE-Public Notice Is
~ hereby given the owners, occupant occu-
pants all Houses and Lots improved unimproyed Lands
pete by he Assessors, and lodged the Street Gomrns-
sonerss Office for ynnatom by all persons Interested VIZ
for building Drain 9Th street IRON the sewer Avenue
Point 20O feet OF Avenue D. embracing lots both
sdes t9th between Avenss aud and the East
si,ie of Avenue & between Sth and l0th
All Persons whose affected by the above named
assessments End who opposed the either Of
them requested present their objections writing 10
the und rsign-d. the Street Commissioners Office within
80 days FROM The date Of this Notice. JOHN EVEN,
Street Commissioners Office, January 9th, 1874 jal2 lot
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

vEVFR AND AGUE.-The Wsshirgtor gl,;,;..
lyeiicaSiops the OF Cho-r Mo,bas, Bbon. -
Dilr-hpa and pysnery, Worms and pYss.n~S, OASAE
Washington Elizr beaz composed eatl.cly ~ T.
substances is, OF course. perfectly simple and bss 'ss
though rasQuaed Tor the rsgldy and rsor Nth wi'
c0Inr"is The stomach 10 perform The peculiar isrc,, .
qyrd IL eiEsc;ng radical Of The abey. IN, 'e,
diseases dose having 70; uuftesusaily caused
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

T'AXES, TAXES, TAXES.-Notice is hereby
Z gwen all who have not AID their Taxes for 1873, that
the time authorizing the Receiver of Taxes" receive and
allow discount thereon expired the Isl January rSt and
sons authorized By aw collect receive the balance OF The
Taxes now due.
Ils therefore desired that payment should be made with
itle delay possible the Collectors the several Wards
whose Offices and Office hours as follows
st WGfl-O!Iver Cobb, Coenties sp-otilce hours all
dav.
2d WarG-F. r Backhouse IS Fulton strert-ail day.
81 Wsrd-Plip Pietch, Of Broadway aud Fulton
from till P N
9Th W4rd-H. Arcplargs,, l5a West Bfoadway-from
u Y and from till ?. u.
9Th Ward-John Mellailon, oG Centre still 10 A. NJ
ard ibom I'll 8 p NJ.
7h Wari-s; Clark 624 Water, cor Gouvemeur still
GA. VI. ard fTon I'LL 7. NJ
9th Warl-G. a Goodrich l73 PEinee-st- cor Sullivan
till 10 4. NJ and from TIL 6 r. NJ
Ward S D. Gardner i33 HUDSON sttevt-iron! I'LL II
A VI and from Til p NJ
and frcm I'll z. u.
li,h Ward-E.. Alien % Houston stfeet 10 A VI. from
ttir 8 F. ".
18th Wsrl-A n B.eter NianfattauyIe Stage Hoa.-
18th Ward-T J. Gilerseeye, 239 Delaney still 10 A.
81 and from m g P ii.
f WaddW y 5d W. BsSTTs *; l5p = Mossst-ffom A NJ 'i
18th W-rd-R. &. Woneniyk-, cor Amty and Wooster
sts-tiil 9 a. NJ and after 3 F. NJ.
18th Wsfi-Jam=s Cassiday 1877 West Ninteen,h s-ifom
l7th ard-John V4nlerbeck IS Thlrd s-rOm 10 I'LL l2
and IRON 4 till 8 L. NJ.
B-One per cent. viii be added on all Taxes paid
and after t 18th OF February and per and after
the 18th Of March.
On the March (and before when deemed necessary
The Collectors VIII proceed by law levy upon and sell the
personal property OF either the occ.pent, wherever
Ihe may he found in the City II NewYor, satisfy
all taxes then unpaid By order OF Board Of COLLECTORS,
Z. FELLows (. T. BACKHOUSE,
jl2 lw- Sec;y. Chairmsn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

7 LIVERPOOL CONi.-For sale from yard, or
IA direct from ship Liverpool Coal of superior quality at
low market urice Consumers nvleE u call on the
subscriber before leaving their orders elsewhere as he is de
termiaed sell article extremely low
Is II =. SUOkES plCKERSON. lN7 An,lonE:st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
Witness the hand and Seal OF office of the
l.. 5. said Surrogate This 2S;h Day Of December
i3 !aw.w- 1913. GEORGE MILLER Snrrogafs

PURSUANCE OF an Order of the Surrogate
cf the County OF New York Notice is hereby given 10 all
Ifrsous having claims against SARAH {. LUDLOW late
oi the ey OF New York, widow deceased present the
with the vouchers thereof the subscribers al the Office
q I Benjamin w Borne So No =, = cefa. street the c Of
New York the thireth day. Of December 1913.
W&. ELLISON MILLER
j3 law6ra 3. ". BONNFY SExecutoTs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
OF The County Of New York. notice hereby given 10 all
Persons having claims a2anst ELEANOR COFFEE, lare
OF The Cy OF Ns- for single woman preseD; the same
Ev The vouchers thereof the subscribers the place oi
IeSsce OF them either of Them, the Office Of Ed
MUNp :. DERRY No. i29 Fulton street II the CRY Of
on OF before The 2at day Of June nex-Dasd
John tALDW ELL
d20 lawGm ThOMAS 7. DENAN. -xecutofs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

GOAL, COAL-The Working Mans Goa! Yard
~ removed from the Of Christopher aud Greenwich
OF Houston and Thompson tree-ihe best
Peach Orchard Coal OF the Salem Spohn and Black Nine
Broken and Egg S. go s. g. Nut S 90 handsomely
screened and delivered part OF The City free Of carriage,
weighed By City Wei.her
llS I'm EDWARD LLEWELLYN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

- liihth DOLLAR HATS.-Just finished,
k me most splendid article offered to the public
y % ohoft nap Moessn Hats, Jhs low price OF 50.
.e A. t2se sold generally S elegant Nutra Fur Hats
-; aSG imitation Aoeskin Hats 81 so 81 25yery
Dress Hats GEORGE ?. Fl. BROWN,
i2n I.s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

The DUrcH AND MR. ApAMs.-Mr. ADAMS
made allusion il his speech in Congress in De
cember last to the burning of the British fleet at
Chatham. The particulars are as follows, &C.
cording to VAN kAMPEN, the Dutch historian:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

eersaF FOR SALE OR E%CHANGE-A FARM
of acres the Hudson River Westminster onnty
% miles from New; oIk CIV some money WIZ ps
put viii, IL for a House aud Lot in this CITY.
r2Of 4. p. & J. c. SMITH. s. Liberty.5t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
NHORlSON,S VEGETABLES UNIVERSAL

t.JH
1gI MEDlCINES.-C anton 10 the People Of Amsnca- !
We hereby eerty, thai ti"ssrs tiRIr HALl Of FHns,
for ir United states OF America; md tina: neither hos.
SnEPHEARD MoAr nor George TAYLOR, cur late As.qpS
any way authorised 10 vsnd Nonsons Vegetable lNi
es Medicines. As many limitations I[r N e'reu'atcn i
Caution becomes highly necessary All persons selling "rE
Medicines the uu,trd States must have the authority nj
'rp'1,I} sis Mess MGRls5I E5s Ht!t 6Ar Co., yse.
British Ceiegeoi Health, Sew Road, Loadon jaa 1919
y hf "SoYr eaG III tGE m 0 S S ,, S sasn.l Iol,5s nI5,
ty the friends c the Eyee'an system inasmqth u
tends and oppose fhs t1o'th!'>s comJe's set
have tsu xtesN ely circulated 5y those Th0 desiInp
of moral rrmcp!e ~ they are ignorant o! the healing
The Invaluable medicines Of t.e British College may ob
tae agencies M ss,srt different states, whose ula
VIII be iound III thu New York Conr'er and EnlulI1[
Iey can be had also the Original packages oi the follow
Slessrs. PAU! rou 60 " John q. ,,o.,o ,o,
- II T. Schief;eii, 4 Co lgi md lo6 Johni!-
J. { Whmor., Esq. - South ST.
isaac Smell, 800 Grtpnwlchst.i
Peter Hampton, 100 Canal st., New YcTseiJ
Niessrs. Post * Lewis, JerchV, l.. l.
II. d. Bardwe, Trey, New, YORK.
s!r W. i. Bur'!ss, Rochester, do
'"sA'' " !. Styies. EhmrbeCk, do
miti FIRTH * HALL, General ngentsl Franklin SONAR,
r,,uE ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
ITALIAN CHEMICAL soar FOR THE CURE
OF ERUPrIoNS, CHAPrhD FLESH, %c.Ic.uIoy
TO THE PUBLiC.Ihe proprietor OF hs was lately conIsc
to his bed several weeks during which time this was 1.'
mousy coterclted; therefore, never buy cake OF ts WIN
out the signature Of r. Jones he wrapper and particularly
in this City only atG2 Chatham street aud out Of hIs cV
only of the agents here advertised Be careful Of ts yea
want the genuine Always ask for Jones' Italian Chemical
soaI--take othet. Without misrepresentation hes. are
positive qualities for winch 1t has received the highest e.
Mrica society OF Paris II has cured thousands il the rpr
ted states of every Disagreement and erepuon OF the 'S
such puppies eckles; blctches salt rienm sGnI'y .
spots TAM sun burn mophew &c. Cure capped flesh e
L win anse The color of dark yeow Or 'ga h D"i o". ~
to beautifully healthy cIrarDess. / % prove 10 he uguc
excellence oil hs read thr following diploma wardei 70
Yespru the lnyentor BY the Medical soestyo rats W
consider NJ Vesprn is the greatest phanhroIlst OF & te s
Disagreement of thu SKIN. 1t will prove blessing 70 IA N
tre ages" Sold by the ory general agent IN ts orsu
States T. Jones wholesale peruaer, sign oi the AUstc~
Eagle 50 Chatham street ~ Y, i59 Fulton street bgA
2 on = kr, s,r.st CIaTye"tnn d8 In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

r0NSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.-0F All.
81 REMrpfE. now KNOWN there IS bn that Be r.
he'd on the cure ol that terror ths human y.
SUMPTION That remedy is SCENCho FuLAo->lC
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

ORDER ED, that all the creditors OF Thomas
~ Aack an msovent debtor b. required 10 show cause il
az teE have before tn 4 day OF March next II 10
oclock N liz forenoon my Office, No. II Nassau St ia tie
city oi NeW orr why OF the said lusolyes
estate >oult not be made and h b discharged from his bts
pursuant 10 the provisions Of the the discharge OF an
fom his debts Notice Of which publ ished
iof ~ -es "a The slate paper. aud the printed IN
Ihe e,ty Of New York emitted The New.Yotk TTibu-@
Dated i.e 18th c2g Of Dec-ui-r 1883 T. a TAI NADGE
tt2 IL, ~" Rsccni-f ol the city of N-v York.
- 0IlOE Is hereby given that application for
ohaf'eT WI o. made The next Legislature by the
oaS at ana ceoks Marine Benevolent Society OF the City
'' Az TUu.y I oi "" ok New York Dec. 5t., lS3
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

DOURARD'S HAIR UPROOTING pov
ID DERS-La4ieS and Others can nav. ,hs ,.,,.j ~ y
they purchase agree 70 return the money, ual-ss
order that poor or rch mtc u. have reduced
TO ONLY FIFTY CENTS 4 BOTTLE f''es
Sold a. ihy SiSu of the Anne H.a.is y Cha.I.s
y. Y. or lS9 Fulton street, BROOKLYN. I1isS ssS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

.1-s:sA $40 AUR:IS MICHIGAN LAMBS aid $500
s; ASI to exchange for productive properly Nsw
- York City. Aso SGCo in cash and valuable piece OF
Iand adjoining the Ctyot Cheso Michigan, Tor Farm
near New-Yo1k. Also exchange handsome place oil
few acres located pleasant Eastern vi!i4ge, lor
y. ut Farm r NeI"-JeIsey. Appi y -
IL IL A. Z. j u.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

s.ss. 10 HANDSOME FARMS TO EXCHANGE
25 FOR GOODS. located near the New ofk and t:lf
Plough Laad Price $50 per acre. Some Western lands and
soe oney would not be OBJ ectsd to- Diagrams can De seen
by sr,ulyIue 10 a. p s. J. c. Smith, IS Liberty dl3ti
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

Aud whereas default has been made the payment OF the
Irnca Of onr hundred dollars Zach, secured 10 be
paid by the said third and last mentioned Indeu,e OF Mort
aGd which, together with the said hereinSeiore eced
OF principal and interest makes the whole amount due
the said Undersigned Henry Tobias the said three
raj Mortgages eein6eoIr specified, three thousand four
laL.lLlr L...l-L ta--..--- -LlAll.r-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

- NSfITNVT TN T4LiT.NIIt.--.t pure eCrf5.-
~ Compoucd -" Natures God has s-crs,.3 !, T..
table kingdom safe sus and speedy remedies for All a.
to search for and disccrer the$s IS part OF Inaas liz
tG" THIS we'll known assertion OF Dnscoiids. on - =
most profound o The ancient philosopher, h,. y q
another evidence OF II; th aud wisdom IN ;he dssoy
the Washin ston Elixir. which for many yirt1s ~
clisG GoJ-ssnd 10 tte afflicted only nec->,y. ~
Of H. tin; huGdreds Of our best cit;r-ns caa a,,r ~ ~
magic power in thoroughly crring thSl most
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

GOAL! COAL.i-The real genuine Red Ash
Orchard purchased at the dock Of second hand
dealers but N the fountain head the mines where
the first quality of Coal and VIII be delivered The ollowing
puces, free caage well screened from the yard
vsiGher endorsement ou the back oi each ticket Nut S.
wanna s., Lea!-h p, Iivsrpoo screened SO Yard 54
Washington {. Spris2. GUEEN SEY = co. 90
TcEACH ORCHARD COAL.-The subscriber
i has now hand for sale the above coal OF all sizes
winch he offers for sale low market prcs from the yard
Orders through the Desrstch Post, eftat the ONCE Of
the subscriber viii he promptly attended TO-
T.STOKES DlCHERSON, No. !O7 Anthony 81,
o. Broadway Tabernacle
Liverpool aud sydney Coal for family Smiths, on
hand for sale above. also Ash and Lehsh Coal of all
sizes. dl5u