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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

FayHE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, vii!
make Surveys. Estimates of cost, and ieports for Rail
wavs Canals Roads, Docks, Wharves, Sustaining Walls,
Bridges every description with plans aud specifications,
aud when required, wall Superlntend their execution
or rock estnaS the OF removing the same; they will
survey land aud report the best mode of rendering
power available and OF opening aud luarries They
will make drawings snd Specifications of improvements
machines and aid inventors procuring lt:e patent; the
cryces OF Dr. Thomas Jones have been secured for
busess requiring personal attendance Washington They
will act agents the sale OF Letters Patent Also of Mills
Mines Quarrss, Machinery, sc.
ADDRESS e!tfer OF the undersigned at s Merchants Gl-
chanvs New York EDWIN +. JOHNSON
riGsm< WILLIAM II. CASEY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

- 240 ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS and $500
ASH to exchange for productive property near New
ORR City Also, $1,000 cash and valuable piece of
land adjoining the City of Cheso, Michigan, for Farm
Nv Also 70 exchange handsome place of a
few acres located pleasant Eastern village for ,urg
neat Farm in Nsw-Jersey. Apply 20
dig p SMITH. a5 Liberty.st
NOR SALE-A Tract of Land containing %
acres, situated IN Rangor, the County Penobscot
and State of Maine The Title good and th Deed can BE-
seer al the ctice Of the Apctioneers.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER s co
mari No. Broad 81. n-ar Wei 81,
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

no. ! SPRUCE-STREET.
@GST dv5 oG s s55es,os s1 P5s
lie 10 one OF the NEST splendid aSsortmens Shades that
could be collected together all having been painted
artists Of acknowledged reputation. We would inform the
pablo that have agents shades s bought
al auv other place allow shades be hawke
round by dry goods carpet dealers, any other peo
p, who no Judges We 6Ota being PRACTICAL artists
all our shades beng painted under personal directions
sufficient guarantee OF having good article Shades painted
10 any pattern aud warranted wash aud curl
crack Signs, banners and Interior decorations done
stye De surpassed By any other establishment
Trimmings of all kinds, wholesale aud retail.
2rn BAkfOI.S DE-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

MARYLAND LEGIsLArURE.--Mr. Poultney ha:
proposed, in the House of Delegates the enact
ment of bill to enable the owners Of real estate
and chattels real, to relieve themselves from the
annual payment of taxes for interest on the State
debt.
The bill provides that after the first of June
next, the owners Of real estate, or ehattels real
may exempt themselves from annual payments Of
taxes levied on the same to pay interest on the
State Debt, by paying TO the Treasurer of the
Western Shore sum equal to the principal OF
the annual tax computed at SIX per cent. the
Treasurer is directed to invest the money thus
paid him, in the sinking fund, lor the purpose OF
buying up the State Bonds the annual yield OF
the investments to be applied exclusively to the
payment of interest the public debt; and it is
made his duty to keep in his Office record show
ing the property so exempted from taxation, the
character of the investments, and all other par
ticulars necessary to exhibit precisely what has
been done under the provisions of this act.
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NOT!CE TO NEW FIRMS.

NOi!lE ~ NEW Fih-iS.
M ERCiiANTS about establishing new firms
w requested 10 psEuse the following CARD:
The subscribers having He-u established for number a
years and briag practical SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTERS would acqnant Me1ctaps aud Others ta! they
have concluded reduce their CHARGES for cash only
50 FR. CENT. BELOW their former PRICES.
Ali work executed BY them 70 be their we'll known
SUPERIOR STYLE. ACKERMAN& * MILLER.
Jal2 3n- NJ. l03 Nassau 81. uesr Ann.
HARLEM OlL-The genuine Harlem Oil can
II be had at Wholesale and Retail of OSBORN s LIT
IL 50 Fulton street, New-York. where 1t has been
tdntr sep on hsnd for at least sixty past Isl I'm
rJ'O TAlLORS-.rhe Spring Fashions for 1874
are !sst published and ready for sale by T. OLIVER
No. Coftlandt ST. New.EoJk Th. raors OF Sew-Yor
will be waited on with the Fashions this eek MI 3.
CTEAM POWER TO LET-Rooms 10 rent
~ with Steam PoweI Possession BE- given on Is; May
Apply 10 the HOE" Printing Press Machine and Saw Sla
nufactory 90 and 81 Geld st. f2ti
collar CLAMPS AND GlRANDOLES-J
received sn assortment OF the above the be,t auaac
ture. which will be sold very low BY
ie2s lm- ALBERT BEACH. ia Chatham-.t
uAY-HAY-2OO bales choice, for sale cheap,
purchasers. by Jas Ferguson,
Greenwich and Christopher street mh6 6m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

C,MOKEY IMN4,YS.-The subscribers have
| - invented donble Ventating Cap with which they
guarantee chmneys rom smoking-pnce moderate
i. NAYLOR & 90. 70 Broad ST.
F. S23 of the above caps may be four hoa be
ouging 10 D. Austin Esq Union Place. New York. also
eight Col Webbs dwelling, o: 18th street and ai
|
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'snHE ONLY GENUINE. AND ORIGINAL
a ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP, FOR THE CURE

'sNHE ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. FOR THE CURE
0g ERgPfIONS, CHAPPED FLESH. Sc.-CAurIoN
TO PUBLC.Ihe proprietor OF this lately confined
his bed several weeks during which time this inia
therefore never cake OF this With
ont the of T. Jones wrapper and particularly
i'll this City only 80 thathnmree aad ont Of this city
want the genuine Always ask for Jouss Italian Chemical
Soaptake other. Without Misrepresentation these are
positive qualities for which has received the highest
of the faculty and the unsor'ted approval OF re
Medical Society OF PARIS has cured thousands IN the mi
such as pimpes reckes biocbes salt reum scuIry heat
spots TAM burn, mophew, Sc Cure chapped flesh &c
to bsanuiy healthy cearness To prove the public he
excellence Of this, read the following diploma awarded TO n
consider NJ Vesprn the greatest phiantopst of the
and his Italian Chemical Soap miracle 10 srupuons
or Disagreement the skin. IL viii prove blessing future
ages Sold By the only general the United States,
T. Jones' wholesale peLlumer sign of the American Eagle
so V l39 Fuiton-steet, Brooklyn;
stste-strect Bost Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; 2c7
Kns-strset, Charleston, ). &. tli I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

OFFICE CRoToS AQCEDCcr WohA'f
March 7h, 1874 In
40 IRON FOUNDERS-SeaIed proposal, s,'..h VIII
be received by the subscriber until The 18th day o Wo,
next at3 r NJ a; the Office of the Croon Aquedue! sns
for forty (O) six inch stopcocks also fty 0)hre hydfa'0
TO be delivered IS follows, VIZ
10 sto!-cocks on the Isl ApTll.
- do do 18th April.
Il 10 do lst May.
Is fire Hyjrants the ht April.
20 do do 10 18th April.
IS De do do Ist May.
The material and workmanship 70 be Of the best II
and 10 be approved of byhr Water Parvryor lhe pA'
the hrdrlnts 10 be sent with the estimates. "a,
Any information respecting the stop cocks and hyaah
be obtained by enqu1ing at the Office. =, rom.
ndecdng upon the proposals. The Croon AqueIus Ssav
mse the night Of rejecting any proposal thsy ''''
prove.
By order Of the Croton Aqneduct Committse
JAMES 4. COFFlNn
m8 Isl President Croton Aqusdact boslH-
GEWER IN SECOND STy--fublic notice !. 4, !,
- h-rrby given that Petition has been presented dl.op3 u.
Board OF Assistant Aldermen build Sewer ID 'es'
greet from Avenue G TO the East River. ,,,,hs
Persons interested III this proposition and d.
requested present their objections IN B
undersigned at his Office, Hall Of Recoidso o: before '
day of March insr. .;o,sr
JOHN EVEN, Street ComntsloStbas
Street Commissioners Office, March 4, Isia.
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.s. FOR SALE-A House and Lot, pleasantly

III FOR SALE--A House and Lot pleasantly
e. = located in Huntington, L. Nos:hport ee'at-
ed aud commanding ground, overlooking the ha[bor
which place packet plies aud from New week. and
the immediate nei-hbohood OF store church school!
house grain mill aud about miles iren stage route
that connects with the Railroad daily The lot
50 feel front by lao feet deep The House . &c feel front by %
with fire places and cellar rooms with csI=rn that can be
used both the ground floor with re places on
the I'd floor aud finished bedrooms The whole prem
enclosed with picket fence Title ndisputabe and
of Joseph Weed Division between and O'Clock
P NJ of Capt Seah Bunce, board of sloop Victor! foot
Oliver street between "Wednesday and Thursday et each
week or of <. w. WOOD, Northport.
Norti,poYt, March 7th, 1874. M I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

AA COTTON MILL FOR SALE.-The Cooper
E;;H Gotten Company, Dayton Ohio viii sell at public
auction on the 18th day of May their Cotton
Mill, with the Machinery within it. aud such quantity OF
grouad around it may 6r agreed upon. The Mil our
foundation ioytwo feet wide and hundred and
four long with whsehonse projecting from The body
of the building and sitnat immediately the BARN bank
OF the Miami Canal, within few rods Of the centre OF the
City Corporation. Adjoining the Mill Picker House OF
brick built during the past Se4zou high. The Ma
chinery consists o 1908 spnS and 80 looms with the
cessary frepaIaon and operated power Of 1900
cubic per minute with fall OF 2 feet derived from the
Miami Canal. ander lease from the State. Tie
ground upon which The Null stands has front upon the Ca
permanent lease, with the power the whole running
back ro the Canal the head 100 feet adjoining
and abuttrs upon Inc head OF hch such por
;ion, less may b- agreed uron, viii be ,oId the
purchase money down. one;d year, and the
third III years from The sale; the deferred payments
b.,r
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

ss-s TO LET-1he story high, basement, DICK
90 trout Dwelling House No u First ayenue-a pleasant
.airy situation, occupying aiu lot; The yard Is Tagged
and We'll laid out, possessing every convenience 'o a
= communication IN the for wood and coal
Also, the upper part Of the adjoining honss; No..ooa
nall three story bck house consisting OF The entire 20
story the attic and the basement kitchen aud
the OF the yard vault cisteTn wood houses
Also, mod"n built BRICK Dwelling House NO irst
newly painted and repaired The above hones VIII
be rented low COED tenants Apply No s Clinton place
or 7j7 Broadway. mh7 TT
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

Azs FOR SALE OK TO LET The 3 story BRICK
:;a dwelling House with Basement and Counter Cellar,
The above is very ehsni modern built house IN the
immediate vicinity OF three lines of stages Appy at store
No. lSi Broadway or tc WILLIAM J. ROOME, corner
OF 8rh Avenue and 2ls streets
Also be let frame stable in the Of the above prem
ises On l91h street f29 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

GssThe seventeen Pilots of New Jersey brought
into port during the short month of February, 64
vessels from sea, 55 of which were boarded out
sight ofland-and piloted out so, making IA
vessels. This is the largest amount of business
ever done in one month by this enterprising corps
Of pilots
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

A To BIZ, LET.-Two handsome three story
:,;H brick Houses No. and l9 Varick Place Sullivan
These houses flashed with mahogany
doors IN the principal and with marble mantels through
OUT The Croton th-se bu dings not effected 5y
frost during the weather hs s winter Possession
on lst May Apply To A FLEMING, No. Il Leonard
,nh1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
SUGAR

DEFINED SUGARS.-R. L. il a STUART,
II are no" selling the various qualities OF lhsi' 5sam refined
Sugars quantities OF vs package and upwards low
cash prices any other refinery.
I he Sugars packed follows. without charge for
packages:
L0aTvs IL boxes OF 800 lbs.
rushed in barrels Of 2co lbs.
Ground, In barrels Of $50 lbs.
Apply II the Refinery. 2a Greenwich stTsss, eouef of
street Ordars cut of tbs city must be
ey REMITTANCE If
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

AIsa 10 1T on ;fs same premises, Room suitable for
school Room and when has been used such for some
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

L.z--A TO LET-A two story House pleasantly SIT
iEi uaed with front aud back piazzas, Washington
avenue Brooklyn. consisting Of paIlors with hand
mar;es aud ktcheq the first floor
rooms bed aud pan;r-s the 2d floor, with large
garden GOOD stable carriage hause court.fard and Hover
gayden grape vines. sc. laa OF House may be
application HOLT & OWEN cor Front and BeskInan-
sis y Y nh2 zw-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

srcoSn BOARD.
Pub,,c stock Exchange-Merch 8.

shrs Canton Co. bso IS 200 do Harlem R.... s.:
: do do q; 100 DO do.... bG0 IS
o do do . $50 3i:l50 do Nor & Wor 57t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

ri TO Lt.T-ln 10Th ST. between 5th and 9th
(;E avenues small family, the upper pzr and basement
stfa modern story house. $50, other apartments
in the ueigbohood Inquire No. 10Th ST. from 10
o clock a. ". till o'clock. 7 VI. nfS 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

MORE OsNlBusEs.-We learn from the Troy
Wing that Messrs. Eaton, Gilbert & Co. are now
filling an order for F. A, Palmer omnibus pro-
prietor of New York, to consist Of fifteen omni
busies ofthe most approved construction. Sew
eral of these carriages completed, and are far
more elegant than any omnibuses now running
in the streets OF New-York They are all paint
ed uniform color, and ornamented with view
of the Park, with the City Hall, Fountain,
Church and other adjacent buildings.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

ga TO RENT, in Jamaica, l.. |. large,
ai commodiouy Double House few yards from the Rail
.Asroai Depot. well calculated for boarding house.
Possession part Immediately. Apply TO
ih6 lw1 JAS. HEHRlMAN.
A To LET-rhe Lot and Stables No. l5l
Eth Mott street between Grand and Br9ome There IS
the stabI for Horses and shed room Tor
seyeral vehicles Inquire of w. FAREWELL,
mart lw- No 1853 Mont st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

TOGAN'S INCOMPATIBLE PECTORAL
~ OR BREAST SALVE is gaining widaly extended
reputation Certificates of as efficacy pouring upon
the subscriber and each certificate earnestly recommends la
dies who may need II 10 make tral oft Ii indeed oy
the deyoted husband know that he has within his
reach healing balm IN aay the agoukng .u-rirqs
Of beloved wife. This Save wall iritRout fail jp tfrpsiy
application, pEe"ent he Breast from gatb-r,nc will rne
datsiy the Breast and viii found the
ard dry the breast The subscriber is
permitted TO :eler Mrs. w. g. T. Lane 26 Greenyy ch 81
and Mrs Thomas experienced nurse Isl Church street
y. I. The SaYe Is Tor sale et Rushton Co.'s O Broad
and 10 Astor Houss; also a s Letchworths north
of 18th and Spruce streets Philadelphia where
certificates can be i number Of ladies' a, Newark
jersey have kindly gwen the subscriber permission 10 refer
10 them. DAVID a COGSS
Newark, \. j. nh8 81
pOURARD'S HAIR UPROOTING Pow.
- DERS-Ladis ard Others have this tested before
they purchase the MONEY! unless r..
every particle OF haIE wherever applicable and m
os that poor rich hav- reduced lis uzce
TO ONLY FIFTY CENTS a BOTTLE.
Sold The Of the American Eagle 50 Chatham street
y Y. l39 tntou street, Brooklyn. felt I'm
p0WERI-Pnbiic notice Is hereby gwen that
- Petition hiss been presented the Board OF ssistspf Al
cen 9th 1pd lith streets 10 Fourth .4renus'
Fsseos interested II sndopposed thereto this are
requested present their objections writing 10 the under
signed HIS oce Hall Of Records on or before the 18Th dav
OF March inst. JOHN EVEN, Street Commi,.ioneT
Street Commissioners Office March 4, lsi4. nhs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10


a-s FOR SALE--A House and Lot, pleasantly
.:I located in Huntington, l.. /. NohpoI ele'
tsarated and commanding ground ov.Eook king the la
bor Bay and Sound about 80 rods ro packet landing ron
which place plies and from New York weeky) and IN
house and Grain MIL and about miles from route
that connects with Long Island Railroad daily The LOT
Is 30 feet front by 100 feet deep be house IS 50 ieei 'front.' BY
60 fee. Deep and stories and attic fronts and contains
rooms with places and cellars and with cSterG
that car be used in bo, the ground floor rooms with
fire places the % floor and finished attic bed rooms-the
uhoIs premises being enclosed -rith picket fence
further particulars inquire OF JOS. Wed 60 Division ST. be,
tween O'Clock PM. of Se!ah Bnnce. on board
soop Victor feet OF Oliver between wednesday
anl Friday in each week; of +. ". WOOD, NorthpeI
Northport, March !, 1911. mar I'm
lg LARGE MANUFACTURING ESTAB-
i.7SEs L!SaMFNT-C -Ccma-sng tco large Merchant Mills
-I$a- one Saw S large Mansion Houses, two Barns
seven Dwellings, t0Oners Whsawrigiit aud Black
smiths Shop. one Store House Feed House kia Dry
ug House Sheds, &c Also Basin Of h- Canal
and Railroad.
The Mill Plot contains about eleven acres. The Water
Power abundaniiy sufficient for additional Mills AT all sea-
rh- Dam permanently built ana has withstooG all
freshsts iOr nearly century back
has h- power the 1hote the Assampnk Creek and
within short distance OF te Del zware and Raritam Canal
and taiIoad giving choice OF NewYork Philadelphia
markets The buildings be really ertsd into Cotton
factories and charter from the State b. hed.
Doctor Peter Howell al Trenton, Will show the property
For price aud terms which VIII he made accommodating
ply 10 JAMES D. PRATT
Ole North-S Second street, Philadelphia. or to
CHURCHMAN ROBERTS.& * CO.
m 6tsn1 M; h New
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

IL SHOPS TO LETTING very good WORK
sH9Ps s IN as nw Bafs dbs4 k No. 5a,a.:, 5 Ann
They are osghtsd have iron safes, Croten water For
ges. Offices &c.
Also the store No. street. opposite the church ;ar
and william streeta good situation for Merchant
Tailor. Rents moderate. Apply 10 L. N j. BUNING,
1nara lW No. lal P-ar stree,. naar Cedar.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
mh2 idpI Ii. Il klERSTED, Receiver OF Taxes
DUBLlC SALE OF REAL ESTATE-Con.

sisting Of Iron Furnaces, Flour mills Cotton Facrorr
buildings and lots IN Cincinnati and It's vicinity.
NOTICE hereby given that rs Assignee Binkrup,cv
the several persons hereafter named and the decree 6
District Court rendered said and by virtue deeds 10
me- that Will sell the door OF the Mayors Ohce IN Gin.
onnat Public Auction the highest bidder for cash On
Nondar the ,St OF Apri lSi al 10 o'clock A. NJ precisely
the following real estates, among which will be found uun
Der c the valuable aud desirable parcels Cincinnati
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

LADY PErlTIoNERs.-A memorial signed by
ssz thousand and ten ladies Of Cincinnati, has
been presented to the Councils of that city, pray
ing for the suppression OF the tipping houses
which abound within its limits.
A petition from L, 600 ladies was recently pre-
sented to the Baltimore City Court, praying that
The laws prohibiting the sale OF ardent spirits on
the Sabbath may be rigidly enforced.
MURDER.--We learn fromthe Richmond [ky)
Review, that on the morning ofthe 9th ult a Co
lored girl of that county was found in yard with
her throat cut and entirely hieless. a colored
woman has since confessed the crime, and impli,
Gated two others "a woman and girD as accom-.
plices They have all been lodged in jail
SENATORIAL BLINDNEss.-The Senate Of Vir
ginia last week rejected bill for the completion
of the Deaf and Blind Institution of that State
Whereupon the Richmond Wing drily remarks
that ii was an act worthy of a Senate, which
blind itself, is disposed TO withhold light from
others.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

sa FOR SALE. OF TO LET-Ihe Three Sto-
II r and Astie Brick Dwelling Hoase 40 80 seeon@.
.ssi:eet The Lot IS 25 b. ia iest the hose . by %
feet with , two story room attached
..,lu tn he Howard ns. Go. s. " al St i8 II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

FOh SALE-200 acres OF excellent land Slt-
;ssnae in The town Of MoLehouse Hamilton County \.
-. Y about 80 miles from Utica. The Improvements are
fI1 ANTHONY j GLEEGkER 4 COZ Broad.st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

For further information apply on ;he premises
f3i I'm JOHN EDWARDS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

Law CARD.
n BETHUNE DUFFIELD, Attorney and Cou-
~. sellor at Law, Detroit. Michigan.
REFERENcEs-Samuel Wiloughby, New. York; John
Rankin, do; VI. Newman, DO; D. W. lng=rsol do; Gen
George r. Davis Troy; Hon. Samuel Hubbard Boston; John
Wegand Philadelphia Robert Stuart Detroit; D. Garmo
Jones, do; 4. p Hastings dol Charles c. Trow bridge, do
inf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

OF pilots.
OFFICIAL DELiNouENcy.-The ST Louis Re
publican says that charges have been placed in
the hands of one of the Representatives from Mis-,
souri, and an official investigation demanded,
against Sas Reed, Surveyor General of Missouri
and Illinois. They alege official delinquency of
most serious character.
u Mutch-et-e,num-a-cu principal Chief of
the Fox trlbe OF Indians, arrived in Washington
on Tuesday, on business with the Government,
and has taken lodgings at Bears Hotel.
G~A fire broke cut in the store Of Mcssrs. A.
& J. w. Harper, Augusta Ga on Saturday the
I'd INST. which IN its progress destroyed eight
tenements The buildings with one exception,
Were of wood, and most OF the goods were res
cued. Partially insured,
FIRE.-A stable and shoemakers shop at New.
buryport, Mass, were destroyed by fire few
days since. They were insured for $1,000
o. The dwelling house of Judge Chnn, near
West Baton Rouge, La. was recently DESTROYED
by fire.
" Daniel Tucker, OF Green County, Illinois.
recently possessed himself of the affections and
person of another mans better half and sundry
goods and chattels of value, when the venerable
gentleman got out OF the way
p The exports from New Haven to the West
Indies, in 1912, amounted, says the New Haven
Palladium, to S40S,S6S; and in l943, to S5l4,,
66l.
p A convict in the Alton Penitentiary COM
mitted suicide on Sunday night week. He was
a hardened wretch, and the most of his punish
ment was adjudged to be solitary confinement.
&c Doct A P. Biegler, Homeopathic Prac
ttioner, charged with sng burnt his dwelling
house at Rochester, on which there was an insu-
rance of $4,000, has been found guilty.
D A fend named James Hogan has been ar.
rested in New-Oreans, for attempting to violate
the person of little girl only six years DID,
r The Scarle. Fever is raging in Sumpter
Co. Alabama.
r The Smallpox is prevailing in Fayette Co
Mississippi,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10


Baskins, Bootees Slippers Sc &c. pegged and sewed.
STRAW GOODS.
Also, the place. there department. IoI Straw
Goods, follows part viz: Mems and Boys Palm Leaf
ticia flowers Brads Reads &c All sold low for cash.
city aeceptauces by the dozen Please call and
examine GALE. 4 %. no. 26U Pearl.st.
Umbrellas aso.l U. S. Ho;el Building, New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

"a TO LET-1he three story basement House
III No. 100 franklin Two pzrlor pier glasses Nos
fer the hall and entry oil cloth Will be Lex
with tie hou,- Inquire OF WI II HARRISON, corner OF
Church and Fulton sts or of WM H. ONDERDONh. No
Nissan g. mhs eOdtf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

4-1 COUNTRY r ESlDt,NCE-Wa anfed, a large
T; and commodious dwelling house situated IN healthy
,yar: cthe State near Episcopal Church. and OF con-
v-uisut the city I'll seasons OF hs Apply at
100 franklin street, 20 WIN. +. ONDERDONk,7 Nassau
tntS eOCtt
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