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Died,
On Tuesday evening after lingering Illness ELIZA
BETH WEsr RYDER aged "A years and 20 days
The relations and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence ais
Pearl ct. on Thursday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
On Tuesday, in the saith year Of her age, MARY wife Of
John Barrett
Friends and acquantances respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from her husbands residence James
st., at 4 o'clock in this afternoon.
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sciisi 9so obi 97i ds7 1856 Iss5s ses ss7s7 10:

Free Banks.
The uniformity Of movement observed in these returns
very credabIe to the government Of the banks and
certainly should be continued There has been Sigh,
decrease In the loans to brokers' the amount having dim
nished tso454e The amount due from brokers' other
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LlyEnrooaIpacket ship Liysp?ol-M.s Blackstone, ]
Wells and lady South Carona Thos Davies Augusta Ga;
Hon Chas Sonds Chas simonds st John NIB; Aeyandcr
RIGA Wegener, Canada; John and lady Ward England
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Dnvs Of the Stc.m.hin
shin Nsn.tcr. ard Ay.nta

We shall favor IT. Captains Of Vessels will give
70 ROBERT SIvEy Captain Of News Boats, report
spoken on their list Of their and foreign
medaely their arrival Agents and Correspondents
OF abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office all
ton Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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PfcHrD Up-Capt Barstow OF the packet ship Cambridge
rom Liverpool rporsAug 2 lat Al %, lon 50, picked up
boat with crew or i've men, who separated from their
vessel ths Ayenir French fisherman belonging Honeur
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CASTLE GARDEN.
FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY, commencing ON
MONDAY, 10Th.
Mr. HOOD, the great Tight Wire Dancer.
Mr.. RUGGLES the superior American Vaultsr,
the Swinging Cord
INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
And conclude with al Exhibition Of

OONOFHI,
And conclude with Exhibition Of
F R E w ORKS,
Admittance, Is cents aul8 St
APOL 20 MUSIC LOON
2O2 Canal street,
CORNER OF HUDSON AND WATT STREETS
THE PROPRIETOR in requesting the attention of gentle
the above Saloon, would respectfully solicit
share Of their patronage which, from its favorable situation he
will be afforded him. For the Of his patrons
each evening" he enabled introduce their notice the
celebrated
MISS BARNETT,
or the Italian OPERA London Theatres Royal Birmingham
Manchester, &C..
Who has arrived from Europe and will make her first
pearance This Evening.
THURSDAY, AUGUST q, 1874,
which she will introduce the Of her
trons Of her vorte Songs and Relations in character
delivered by her with unbounded applause in Europe
Doors open at 8-To commence at 81.
For particulars programmes Admission Is cents.
au2 m
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT John A.
Bryan. OF Ohio, to be Charge d'Affares to the Re-
public OF Peru Thomas d. Mosely TO be Attorney ofhe
United States for the Middle District Of Tennessee the
place OF John NJ. Lea resigned. Horao Ball. to be
Justice Of the Peace in the County Of Alexandria In the
District OF Columbia. ConsulsRobsrt Walsh, Of Penn.
sylvana for the City Of Paris Alexander Tod for Alex.
andria in Egypt In the place Of John Glddon deceased
Robert L. Mcintosh for the port Of Luiowchou in China
John B. Willisms. Of Massachusetts for the Auckland
Islands in the Pacific ocean, in lien Of his appointment for
the " Bay of Islands" in New Zealand revoked
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
SIBL<rs GARDEN.
Corner ofBroadway and Prince street, New York
The EAsaams9s N M sTef 'hf sole direction Of
Doors at 7En'srtanmenis commence at precisely
According n. OPERA + 4, MIGHT saH p,o,, Of , establish
s sa &. I. I IL Nv r. ad ss s'
tEhiEE 81 ASiSs n w '' presented
RodSp6e NJ. Dsaai,oa
co!po% cartcacbe =. Mr. TX ko.s %
The TIE b bss.s 81 g HarS %a.
10 Iu'sl%.sioa pi half an hour w i"'''
MY LITTLE ADOPTED.
ls sss'ss ss%s'' Nj NJ t tS%Rs
iaaistte Seymour . ..., Miss Clarke siss'''a
B Bssfy May6oans Miss M MaS Ws;;i
ONO rosrPoNEMENT al ,hi. establishment hisss on ,c.
conn. Of weather the Grand Entrance from Broadway
sSo ss sd a s.~ ps a
PALMOs ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
ADMISSION ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Thursday, August 22d.
THE ORIGINAL
THIOPIAN Sc X T. A ID L X S,
MESsRs GERMON,
STANWOOD.
HARRINGTON, &
PELHAM
Will conclude positively their engagement
SATURDAY EVENING,
previous their departure for Baltimore; and each occasion
they will introduce interesting series OF
NEW SONGS.
BALLADS.
REFRAINS..
NEGRO DITTIEs...
CHARACTERISTIC DUETTOs...
GLEES, CHORUSEs SC. &c.
Boxes be secured the Box Office from
to | A. M. and from to P. NJ al8h
NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE
CARD-Nr PALMO begs leave respectfully inform the
public that he has made arrangements with Mad PAU
LINZ DESJARDINS and Mr. I. MARTIN, to give series
Of GRAND BALLETS DE'ACTION, performed the
Royal Academy Of Music Paris and yet ormed
this country The will about the 18th Of
September next. Particulars will be given hereafter.
NEW YORK OPERA HOUsE-Ons hundred young La
dies and Gentlemen for the balets wanted Artists
9 engagemenis will please e make applications the Opera
House in person. from A. Nj. to z. NJ
au9 lw~nc F.PALMO
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Married.

On Tuesday, Goth instant by the Rev. T. J. Sawyer
Mr. THOMAS D. CLARKE, of New London, Conn.,, to Mit
MARTHA KING, Of this city
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Missouri ELECTION The democrats still main
tain their ascendancy in that State The ST. Louis
Republican says that there doubt ofthe election Of
Edwards, the Hard" candidate for Governor, by ma
orty OF about 1900 votes The Reporter says that for
heard FROM the Legislature stands Ga anBenton
bers, % Benton, and ten doubtful
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NOTICE !

notice.
LON ISLAND RAIL ROAD.
II HE Special Committee appointed by the residents Of East
New York. New Lots and vicinity FOR the purpose Of max
ing the Stakeholder and D
reco Of this Company Of the many grievances which they
have BEEN and subject by Of the policy here
tofoe pursued the Of the Road give notice that
meeting will be held the Stone Building at East New York,
occupied by Mr. Phelps, Thursday afternoon 22nd instant
at hapas, o'clock. when important statements viii BE-
made for the consideration Of the meeting.
= New York August nth, 1874. au2l 2tsec
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AUCTION SALES.
THOS. BELL, Auctioneer

THos. BELL, Ancnoneer.
.as Groceries and TH5s BILE sss 'y
S$SS ti;ii; W AMP IT, gAS 81,
asSy i sss.sa room asss ssGs't
A A!!:s ss sac ies se %a B s' Cutlery
Ale Ass 800 asa ese x F SSe odd and blades
Ao am and vSHss Of e. rG Dpr9E and Pocket
Catalogues are now ready aa22 Item
~ %%S co. a an TTEs b August Al mo s
4 sfess.' sisfh hs Is
!SS;SosssISs syshs%sd ssd
:sS asis Ss~I ; sSFai
S spRy esFjl
koq, Te also q he h msy BE-
may be BY private contract any time
FURNISHED ROOM TO LET-wi,hout board, ia house
ply on the premises 80 ~ aa22 sire
7THE PACKET SHIP SHERIDAN FROM LIVERPOOL.
5s @ foot ssis asi '' All
goods not permitted within five days. mast unavoidabIy be
DACKET SHIP QUEEN OF THE WEST FROM LIV-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of this ship will please take notice
that she day dschargng under order All goods
not permitted must be sent TO public store au2i &c
DARK THEATRE.-The public is respectfully informed
that this Theatre will be opened for the MON
DAY, Sept I'd.
The ladies and gentlemen engaged this esabIshment
requested in the Green Room Thursday Morning,
an2i atec THOs BARRY, Stage Manager.
TAKE NOT1CE-The Subscriber continues to practice on
the that he has for the last years past the
city Of New York. namely-to attend TO branch Of sick
that the human nature subject TO- particularly such
long standing and appear ncurble He wishes
such call hi and they shall receive the first medicine
and attendance gratis Office No 81 Reade few doors
north from Broadway B. HElNE. NJ d.
au22 Inns m German Physician.
pOLITICAL CARiCATURES.-1he best and most salea
Bile assortment published and for sale by JAMES
BALLIE, No 1g Nassau street. Orders accompanied with
remittance will be punctually attended to- Price So per 100.
an2l m"ec nAx
(OPPER.-200 quality Eng Sheathng Copper,
~ comprising complete from ia32 For sale
by +. X. COLLINS & CO. So South au2i rrc
BONE MANURE
BUTTON MAKERS FINE BONE-For sale in lots to
suit purchasers. Apply the Mills 10Th street. between
9Th and 9TH orders left at l7 Front will be
attended to. a20 itssrc
IN by j. HERbMAN,
an22 3uc 81 South street.
OATMEALln good order About FIVE tons for sale low BY
~ j. HERDMAN,
au22 3trc 81 South street.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, NAILS, TIN
PLATE, &c
600 GROSS low priced Knives and Forks. $3.50 to - ps
WV gross.)
casks Pen and Pocket Cutlery, Razors and Scissors
5 casks common and best mill, bastd and sI~r Files.
4 casks low priced and best Hand and Back Saws
Is casks "Elwellsr 'Brades" and common Hoes.
1000 kegs superior Cut Nails, lat The lowest prce.)
100 boxes Tin Plate, M, tst Ss,25 Ter boz
Also Trace CHAINS Hooks and Hinges Round Bolts, Nor
folk aud Square Lace Pad and Patent Knob Locks Iron Tea
and Table Spoons Frying Pans Percussion Caps Hair Seating
al sizes Cham Web Cged Hair Sofa Springs, &C.. &c. &C
For sale "a the usual credit very low pnces, by
JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
au 10 6tissm No. 90 John street up stars.l
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CHEAPEST ILLUSTRATED WORK
EVER PUBLISHED.
PART TWO JUST OUT,
Price Twenty-Five Cents.
DAYNE'S UNIVERSUM; or Pictorial Word-Edited by
1 Charles Edwards Esq being Collection Of Engraving
OF Views all Countries Portraits Of Great Men, and Specj
Of Works Of An Of all ages and Of every character will
be Published Monthly Parts, each containing four highly
finished Steel Engavings, from plates printed DENY
quaro paper and will BE- accompanied with eight twelve
pages OF lerr-press
ae Subscribers Of the Pictorial World (for one yea) will
>, presented with Three Premiums, lsee ProsIectus.)
CHARLES MULLER,
aui 3taw3wsm No. li9 Nassau street, N. "
TO CALICO PRINTERS.
FOR SALE-THE RAILWAY PRINT WORKS
THE OWNER y.hine g retire from business, offers for
sale his Print Works, which operation, and have
been put complete repair within the last months
The works calculated to to 1000 pieces week
Two thirds Of the purchase money remain bond and
for number of be made
pay part in printing Application 70 be made 20
PHILIP TRUSSLER,
auto 3awim.c Railway New Jersey
CHEAP PERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAP WORKS.
~ JOHNSON VROOM, formerly Of Cedar aud
William Streets manufacturing and putting for the trade
their goods in the and and sell
prices 20 cent lower than be brought this
ket the extent q their manufacturing facilities enables them
sell for the smallest profit.
MangGcoY and Sales Room, 70 Trinity Place, rear ofths
new Trinity Church auT lmeodsm
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EruE from CusIoMs RkcxvED AT THE Ponr OF
81 1877 926
Amount brought forward,

Total amount received to the 20th inst.
Total value Of imports to the 18th inst.
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THE HAMRA,
$50 Bno. pwav. BETWEEN sPRIsG AND PRIrcE STREETS.
,IS fashionable place Of open for the The
ic Fruits, Jees, and other refreshments Of the finest
description.
the city perform every evening Saturdays and Sundays
favorte from the composition Of Sans anner Aube
Bellni and others equally celebrated.
BRANCH, No l65 East Broadway door above Rntger
where the delightful Ice Creams and Refreshments
may be found. aul lrnisrc
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THOS BELL, AuctIoneer,
No. III Spruce Street.
Regular Sales Of Wednesday and Saturday
Regular Sales of Dry Goods Clothing Pledged and Fame
Articles Groceries and Vareties-Every Tuesday and Friday
aus 2w*m THOS BELL Auctioneer
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

zsa- FARM For oAI.f..--Twcive hundred and
seE Es1ty acres Of excellent land offered for saa by
Il the subscriber. Thus land IS known as tfs " ashland
and situated the Of Lyme, Jefferson County,
Newyor hundred ;id nifty of In" tact Is clear
e the residue very heavily mbered The land - OF great
fertility and situated ia an excellent weagrowIng
Of of the most wealthy popGous Counties o the Stair
he farm buildings are numerous extensive and
yauIagenus investment OF capital ior ndviua or an As
sociato disposed 20 enter extensively INTO The farming au
sinsss. + or further particulars INQUIRE OF
JOS. a. PHILLIPS, 3 Mile Bay Jefferson 60 n Z
Refers Marsh * Wills, I0l PeaTi-st Ne'T-h ORR CITY
September 10, l8i3 s2i Zta"u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

LNOE SALE--A very desirable country residence,
beautifully located IN the suburbs OF Jersey City the
south road leading Bergen Town. nainng one and
half acres of garden and five Of meadow, with
neat house and kitchen built IN modern aud
we'll adapted for large family EXCELLENT we'll nl water
aad large brck also large building the prem-
suitable FOR house, barn and stable has
raudiug Of New York bay and afbor, aud within IS
without the meadow Also VIII be sold adjoining the same
very advantageous situation containing of good
grouud for raising poultry and vegetables, for nursery
manufacturing purposes, there The premises large
house which could be easily converted factory,
with tide creek within 10 feet OF the building navgable for
small boats viii be sold separately altogether Title u
disputabe and the greater remain
For further uias enquire OF Pc Err BENTLY Esq,
jersey city. the ferry OF y. q Muliofd, Builder
Harsimuz, of Kellogg street and Newark
mil cyy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
For further information apply on the premises to
t2l lmi JOHN EDWARDS.

ass FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AND Me-
s,;n CHANiCS LAND, LOAN AND EXCHANGE
this olhce can be found greater variety
Of property for sale exchange than any cthcE office
this city, with diagram. and descriptions OF Farms Mills,
FACTORIES Water Pow Wild Lands, Houses and Lots
almost evety and State the Union. Loans made
good city ssclity Merchants mechanics wishing
change goods manufacturers articles for good productive
property for valuable wild laads viii find
through this Office h bssiues= eu,4,Lel 70
care will Iues, with prompt attention.
nIti A. 2. SMITH, q !.ihcttI.st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

aaewr MAIL LINE FOR ALBANY and
rmedate Places, far az the ice Will per-
s.-rr-g1zs.nt The s!endld steamboat UTICA Cflt,
T. ~ bat M THIS Tsi 'sAFTERSooN at o'clock, March 5.
1914 For psssgss ago or ~ iIf,shi M Apply on o0so' OF mali it
WINTER ARRANGE. sre@E >
Gss9sss NiENT.-For ALBANY, via - -
B;idsspo aPd Housb;%De 3 ssass7s ssa s7e-sad
Passengers for Absny BY the route take the Gew nc
esant Steamboat kKA Capt L. klteh w. %'ss
DAY MOEN.Nl 6. O'clock, foI Bridgeport thsnes @ y
hs Housatonc 4ad Western railroads. without ehsg ] o.
A. 3 O'Clock Fare through s. -.
For gasssfs ar freight m5 aPn on e2a Il FEkY agent
a@vs. WINTER AHA NGEMENI E I L
-. lNEW-YoRK gosToN, y, RAiLRo%Ap M -;
ssczSzzsSSsLiNE, via Norwich and "ofcss's'' Tn
"s Tie WORCESTER csgsJ Nv yands5S' ss Il s
-ry Place every Monday Wednesday, and Friday ait4Fn7on
Railroad Cars leave FOR Boston Immediately the arrya
Of The Wofcestsr At Norwich whence Passengers for
~aLded whou, change Of cars or hagsase- ~,
wch complete, obYlauug all obstTuctioa by ICE III e
Thames RIVER -. on. 49, wiz,
All persons are forbid trusting aBy
( said boat or owneis
aa~Y gFOK VEKPLANKS, GRASSY Pr,
azzzF Fiit ERRT. YY6NRER551oa s5 MONDAY si.5sh
@ e4 WI m i aif PeF WIFI W y t H5ssSSsf M sssm5oa @
ai pG,bsrs,strrrt, 81. t YERY NoHNSG oeloch s9-
days sxcyted) Iesurnng Will leave Veplanks sveTy Al
-faoon uacys except-d) at O'Clock touching The loot oi
tiannond-street. zach way. rtf,,,,c
utnsE tG 3shsS sa &vi5st g r[ss y | On O0''' y " n6l
IS ay=~z STEAMBOAT ROCKLAND has re,
spmed her regular irr, between hegPoIt end
r1nrsitgs 4nl Fsidays 4, y O'Clock hl-L-syss New
York TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and Saturdays at r. O'CLOCK
tnoon) until tnrth-f notice. ITO
= E----es %aSTATEN ISLAND FERf I, !oni
s.~,S-+s,r--rEs ,c Wh;c,as--T!Ie steamboat 81 a =
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

DEATH OF SALAzAR--To those who have read
KendalPs Narrative of the Santa re Expedition,
the following notice Of the death Of the Santa
Fean Rutian, Saazar, will be peculiarly interest
ing. 1t is copied from the N. O. Picayune of the
5th inst.
We have recently conversed with man who
left the neighborhood Of Santa Fe last Summer,
who gives us the particulars of the death Of the
notorious Salazar, the niscreant from whom the
Texan Santa Fe prisoners received such brutal
treatment while in New Mexico. He was out
upon an expedition III the Indian country, stealing
horses, and whileth engaged killed and scalped
and his body left prey to the buzzards aud prairie
wolves-a fate similar to that to which he con
signed some five or SIX of the unfortunate Texans
who were entrusted to his charge between San
Miguel and Ell Paso del Norte. For these acts
of more than barbarian cruelty he was ordered
to be tried by the Mexicon Government ; but so
isolated is Santa Fe that he found means to
cape. A more cruel, relentless, heartless villain
probably never lived than Salazar and it would
almost seem an act OF retributive Justice that he
has thus fallen.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
Public Stock Exchanee-Marcn Ia.

Sales of Real Estate at Auction. March a.
By Wilkias g. Rollins.
Granite front No lZ2 Pearl strert, extending
thIoush,o Water-street, ga rout and BY l23
feet 2inehes deep. :. =. So0, ,O5C
Three story attic bnck dwelling aud store No 81
Broadway; house 25 by 80 iset, with store floor
tended to 10 feet; lot p b. $50 feet running through
TO Carriage way On rear of 10; story brick
stAb'e, . BY 4e feet. 50 100
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
THE TRIBUNE.
Deferred
CITY INTE 6 K N G E.
WEDNESDAY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

~
BANKRuprcY.-The Court opened pro forma Oh
Tuesday and adjourned. Except denying the peton o.
Mes.rs Amory and Leeds for final discharge thsy a'iH
made preereuces) and denying the discharge oi '%i
McBurney, marble cutter, principally on the slounN -
not having stated his house 70
was built by himself and brother Alexander '
Court has done yeiy little IN bankruptcy io' ' @
four or FIVE weeks The Calendar Will be taken up Tooaoy
after the adjournment OF the Circuit.
COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge iHeRAHAM.
p A. and J. Curtis, oS. Margaret Smlth-Thc
l,ie are silk dealers aud sold defendant, who kept
al 5se Broadwara quantity of goods on Credit Sh
denies that she liable and that her mothoF kept the
store The Jury from the testimony did not SO consider IT,
and found for plaintiffs
U. STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge EErrs.
Jacob Yates, Mate of the ship Oxford, plead
guilty Yesterday TO the charge Of smuggling He wall BE-
brought uo in day or two Tor sentence
MAYORS OFFICE. .BETonE HoH ROBERT H MoRRls.
Sayre os. Shannon.-Thc Mayor, we under
stand has decided hold defendant bail the charge Of
Improperly swearing hs Sessions thar complainant had
committed an assault and battery upon him, sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

e. FOR SALr-A HOUSE and lot pleasantly
L.; located in huntington l. Sorts9ort ele
ss waited aud commanding gouad, overlooking the tar
b1r Say aud Sound about 81 rods Jacket ldn!uc
which place plies 70 and from NswYoIk w-rsy and
The immediate nelshborhood oi Store Church school
thar with h- Long lslad Railroad daily The 10,
% ie front by 100 FEET deep The house So feet front b
rooms with iIe acss sad cellars and room with cis:en
that he used IN blh the sIoupd oor looms with
FIRE places The % floor eG nised t-d roomss
wnoit premises being enclosed with picket fric.
Title indiSlulabl, and inaledistry For
iurerPartlcuirS inquire ot JOS Weed 9 Division ST.
tE=ea aud O'Clock ofCApl Seah Bunce board
OF soop Nctor, ost OF Oliver street between "Wednesday
and Friday IN each week. or Of r. w WOOD Northayrl.
\orhTuTt March 7,lSli. mar I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.-B Order n v
~ tranci. r. RuggIes, Judge Of Chautau4re n. CoLy
Courts IF the degree Of Counsellor it Law the sar.
Court hereby gwen, pursuant 70 the pTo'iS0. ~.
cea-d and aon-rssdent debtors that attachment h ,t
against the Of yohn rf4cy, Cassimer > GD1n G,S
residing III Ere, P-nlsy yania and that the same VII Il,
for the payment of their debts, unless they appear az
from the ist publication of this noc- aud that the ayer %
OF any -b and the delivery Of any property beolH. .s
such GeotoIs 70 them BY residents Of THIS sdt OF 70
'Gd ;1 transfer OF any property b them for any Hi ~ irh
wh4Ery.f forbidden by law aad void. Datsa H'
dag Of August, 1913.
G. TUCKER Attorney for Attaching CtedHSe'F
au30 law 9m FIei0DIs -. -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

pY ORDER oi William ingls, AssoclateJ aass
" of the Court Of Common Pl-rs for te City and ooan5
o New York Notice is hereby given, pn tsuant TO us p @
sioS oi the statute authorizing attachments against
dent debtors that attachment has issuei against nS g.
OF DAVIS STtDLEY, resident Of Moth YaInouIi, .@ @
Ut Massachusetts, and shat the Will be sold loi e
tnen nj his debts unless h. appear and discharge suc
ne according To law, within nGe months tom te 5Se,
lcatIon of this notice. and that the payment o any e%p %
TO him by residents OF this Stal and the delivery " sF I
for ms property within ts State 5-onSns Ia n
and the transfer Oi axy such property by him. dfe OioV'
md i tt-.niA
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

t@ LIoHAENT-Comprisius tso age Merchant Mills
@ on SsNs Allll, two large Mansion HOUSES Barns
smiths Shop Store House. Feed House Kiln Dr.
n House Sheds, &c Also BASIN one acre on the Canal
and Railroad
The Mill Pic, contains about eleven acres The Water
Power abundany sufficient additional Mills at all SEA.
The Dam permanently built and has ,vihsrood all
iTssnets Tor nearly century back
This property the city Of Trenton New jersey end
has The power of the whole of hs AsS9mpink Creek and
within shott distance Of rhe Delaware nd Rartan canal
aud RsiiIosd. giving choice OF New-YoIk or Phatepha
FACTORIES aud charter f!om The State b had
Doctor Peter Howell, al Trenton will show the property
price aud terms which mi b made sccommodstir ap
ply 70 JAMES D. PRATT,
No 10 North-Sscond street PhiIadslphia OK 20
CHuRCHMAN, ROBERTS & Co
uht Nj U
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
81 FOK SALE-A House and Lot, Pleasantly

81 tOk sALE--A House ana Lot, pleasantly
EjS located III HunIiGson L. l. Norhpolt on ale ,a
Ael and commanding ground overlooking the harbor
bay aud sound about 80 rods from the dock landing
which place packet plies and from N'. y-vAl and
the immediate nelshborhood OF store, church. school
house and mill, aud about miles fr-t stage
that connects with the LonsSla Railroad daily. The ot
80 tront bg I00et deep he House 30 t front BY %
tse Geep aud stories aud 'front.' and contains rooms
with 6r places and cellar with
used both the gronEd Epo5; with places
the ID floor aud flushed attic bedrooms The whole .r-in
enclosed with ,cAsr t,nce IItl- ntable aud
immediately For farther particulars inquire
Of Joseph Wed, % Division street, b-tm.rn aDd ocioca
F. NJ Capt Seie Buacr board of sloop Victor foot
OF Oliver Strv-t between Wednesday aud Thursday each
wr-k or'of T. w WOOD NoilhpoCI.
NoItnpor March 7t, 1874. r7 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

EN)K SALE-A Tract of Land containing 26
4 acres situated Bangor, in the County of Penobscot
and State Of Maine. The Title good and the Deed be
seen at the etIics OF the Auconerrs.
ANTHONY j. BLEECkER & co
M U'fjis