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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19
For The Tribune.

There's many a heart that long had kept
Its kindly-feelings as prize:
With fellow men had laughed and wept
While beamed affection in their eyes,
Tha, when away they coldly turned,
And deemed its love an idle care,
Hath ouenched the fires that for them oufheo'
And nursed to hate the ashes there
The CHERISHED hopes of youthful years
The joys defined for coming tune
The ,hrill of sweet Affections fears,
That touch the heart-a soothing chime;
A word unkind, glance OF scorn,
NAV wither when they fairest seem,
And bid the stricken spirit mourn,
The fading of pleasant dream,
Thus Life hath oft been stripped OF smies'
And Death dvcsrcd of its gloom,
And Friendship lost It's pleasant ~Iles'
And Man his tenderness entomoed.
Then ne'er refuse, but age receive
Loves offering, and give thine own
cold return may deeply grleye
A heart that beats for thee alone
a D. F. RANDOLPH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19


Ship Saratoga Russ- Il ds firm Orleans, cotton sugar
ton and VI To s%it hoss Wsh Coz
Bt assna BsGos y ds d m Vse S cruz % iPeee
ers < Co. Lett ship Ner.York Hiackley; schr Amazon,
ship Vincenes sailed day before for Psascoa had bse.
detained several days expecting Mr. W Tnompsous arrival
Bark Nicholas Brown rckens Is d< I'm Mobile and
hides 10 ordeI-2 passengers
Bark Schools HopAins from Mayasuez, R. FEB 25 usaf
melesseS BucS * Peters Lett brlgs Helen Naris,
Siveison aad Gerard, Gpauck, both New York, aud
Bark Conelia Young. OF Baltimore, s. d I'm Rio Janero.
coffee TO GTnqsli Anigrn 90 Lett snip Columbus,
dso repairs and return 10 the with officers and part OF
IsI.nd, mdze, to Middleton * Co.
Bag Cayuga, Jackson ds firm Savannah cotton, John
Big St George Long ds firm Orleans GOTTEN and pro-
Big Mohican Lee irm aaysguez Feb 2s l2 hhds 20 bbs
and 10 casks meiasses. 10 W Lewis.
BTg Fanny Colt Baker, ds I'm Georgetown e. cotton
Bng ArcrIaus Crowel! firm Port Prince Feb IS. coffee
York days aud others March lat 80 long l3
spoke ship Henry, OF York os Orleans; Feb H. lat 80
Which carried away sb boom oowspHI head and
and sprung fore opmas and fore yard able
her name; blowing fresh the she did heaye
10; supposed her Southern packet
to (. Hurlbut < Co.
Brig Gen Cobb, Hammond l6 ds from Aux Cayes lo tons
loewood coffee Buck Peters brig Topaz
Mebee. for York loadns schr Husd Goodwin, oI do,
Bgg D,rid, Dufe ds I'm Wilmington n c. naval stores
10 + S Powell
Schr Eliza Ann Ballard Virginia oysters
Schr ElmIa Rogers Crane, Phlladelphi;, coal
Schr John Hudie, Whitmore, Philadelphia. coal.
schr Express smith ds i'm Brandywlne, meal and
Sch, Isaac Townsend Dram, Richmond hout
Schr Challenge Snow, Thcmaston Line
SchI Belle, McMatt, Norfolk, mdze.
Schr Greeuport, smith Virginia. oysters.
Schr Mary Eaness tarI IS ds from Havana 81! casks
lAsss TO Read Hcppock, $4,000 oranges Ctopsey CD
martin.
ser Edward franklin Gray, ds I'm Savannah cotton. to
II Coit X Co.
Schr Jua X Nancy, Sterling, ds n Newbern n C, ma
val stores, TO NJ Blackwell.
Scht Ebro Curtis 26 ds from Guayama R. sugar coffee
and molassss, 10 J Lasaia.
Schr Two Brothers, Joues. 4 ds I'm Norfolk mdze
Schr Margaret Woglau Sds from Baltimore tour &C. to
Johnson 3 Lowden.
schl Koseusko Foss Il ds firm Wilmington naval stores
Irwin.
SehI ReGups Hawkins, ds I'm Wilmington, naval stores
10 /. Powell
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

pREPARED and sold wholesale by JOHN - }
DAVIS, city of Hudson Columbia county IN n u a"0
Sc Wian-strset, General Agent for this city;
and of the principal retail druggists III New or and
This IS not ne,o medicine 1t has been known for years
and its healing influences have been felt BY thousands the
vicinity where has beenso But effort has ever before
the ee prrss has st TO VIC its way silently BY its
intrinsic merits and TO depend Tor ITS celebrity upon ace ~
extent these aud the high aud reputation whchlt has
thus acquired are manifest from hundreds of testimonials
medical profession and Others who have tried it, cow,
for the frs me advertised II the public Journals IN o.dsi
more widely By the afflicted who suffering without
knowledge of its healing powers; u,o,.;.- Conc,
Group Worms, Hemo1age Cor raising Of bood) and the
whole class Of diseases affecting the breast and lungs tending
consumption and other kind red diseases are by
it by charm. These compa are OF most nsisous
character They with slight cod, or WIN sohe
Examinations and slowly adTauce by step until The con
stituion gives way, and the victim Is brought to thevery
No person who mas any regard for the uetmable bless
ofheah should be without this mild, pleasant safe aud ye
are so sudden and their effects injurious, 1t is Immensely
important timely Of has saved and will save thou
sands from pains rrotracted Illness IRON beds OF IAN
gushing from wasted frames destated eonst tutons and
from death itself The titilAg sum paid !ni bottle OF his
extraordinary curative has often saved vast OF money
which must have been paid for medical attendance during
long course OF painful sickness.
With all their wonderful and etcacous powers Dr. HOUSE
MANS GERMAN COUGH DHoPs free from ingredient
of debilitang dangerous nature hey are purely
all kinds OF weather and under all circumstances The use Of
this invaluable medicine has also caused great ID
the health ,o OF pGns sons, m , Will it IN no Instance
weakens the patient IL acts mild healing exsc
HEALING BALM which restores health strength vgs e;a
ITCHY, and cheeuuess to the weakened frame ana the
ponding po in & most s @ forms This is proved BY the
nalible testimony Of thousands who have tried it be
nnnce. n2l 3tawly Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RICHARDSON Il co 5 CELEBRATED
AMERICAN PANACEA.

FT,HIS Medicine, compounded solely from vegeta-
bic matter free from aduIrearon. and warranted free from
one year since by individual soey afflicted with ULCER
ATED SCROFULA and who has been under the eatmen '
years, without the least apparent hoE OF restoration TO heIn
and % ss By os ] G oS' orsd
fec, health That medicine sold with
fHE f3S 6 s
GIGERATED 1GGHEIRS STsfey: sR6FylA pRoNtIS fyEk
TRSy AEP iHk2Ss bEGs scbEE
RtaTcaES Hes fNEhTss rTsS2Sus 20 yHE fFAG
DicIoHs USE OF n6I MEEcqMEY M OK An -, !MPHKf re
has been tested all the diseases above enumerated aud us
fleets tIo onIy , one .aGs ;P9o4fa TO b
produces effect While (u cases. it also
tn atlrnt causing 81, uccate sores to discharge pre-
usey aud producing eisctusi t!teatiys OF hg yho ys
Persons while taking should refrain fiom the use o all
stimulating drinks OF highly seas9Tl ieod ,INsGv
General agent; 20 opposite the house York
Rushon& 20 ITO Broadway and 10 .sor House Broad
Broadway Dr. o. W. Sargent tiIeeuw hst-set; BUSH
HI!yer, l7s Greenwich street DE- Eugene Crowel 2S6
Hammond street Reuben F. Moss so6 and 5oa Grand street
J. sYme 8 Bowsfy ali q whom hays certificates and
rnonials Of efficacy. Also Brooklyn by Jas. W Smith,
Of Cranberry aud Fulton Streets George Ambrose
sqne Buildings, Atlantic greet, and MIS- H. Hayes l59
Fulton
lOT taxing tte di-lce
certificates and testimonials may be and obtained al
of the above places. MA cod I'm y
DED OR GRAY HAIR NAV be changed to
n beautiful auburn j-t black in three hours by
using bottle OF the celebrated Italian Dye 1t has justly ob
tapei eppaon far SURPRISING all Others now N uS and
may b. used without the least inury either The hair
skin Herereole the difficulty procuring suitable article
for coorng toe hair has dateTed many from attempting t.
But this difficulty is removed ali who have used the
Italian DE have borue WI ling testimony Q! It's ethcacy
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail BY
4. SANDS * co. 273 Broadway,
Chamber ST. (Grcnlte Buildng)
Price so cents. mhl9 In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

ERENCH POLISHING PASTE.-This article
combination Of elementary substances having strong
affinity ch other which and form compound alto
gthsr new character The hfancy and durability of
polish timpaTts the delicate article of furniture,
such mahogany, rosewood ebony, Italian marble also
carriages, pateu, leather military cas, Sc unsurpassed
Its application requiring very little labor the
article 10 original beauty, For sale by A. B. san
co. Granite Buildings 73 Broadway Chambers ST;
also by a. B. Sands. 70 Fulton D. Sands Co II
East Broadway Price IS Cent nhi8 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

lst. 10 pay your puoilc State debt.
Cd. To educate your chdren--every child OF
them-at common primary free schools at State
charge.
Economy and Taration' should be the
watchword and reply of the government and
people of every State in the Union. Nothing
more is wanting to remedy the evils of hard
tunes.
The most awful calamity of hard times, is
their depreciation upon public morals They al.
ford knaves the pretext and force weak men to
dodge their debts. They destroy confidence
among those men who are honest, and thus IN
crease their own pressure. But men OF stern IN
tegrity, of high honor and OF brave nerve, meet
the difficulties of the times, they look at debts
and distress full in the face, prepare to grappe
manfuly with them, and like proud and heroic
freemen, with brows erect, come OFT more than
conquerors-porc than If covered with the sweat
and dust and blood OF d thousand vlctory-crown-
ed battle tleids. A true, brave, and an honest
nam rises with the Crisis III his own affairs. lie
reduces expenditure, ne sells every unnecessary
possession, he parts with every luxury, he saves
every mite, he watches close, he works hard and
bears every prlvatl0n until he is free again and
until his honor Is safe. And as 1t is with true,
honest and brave man, so should 1t be with the
State In Republic the honorof the State is
more precious far than the individual honor OF
every man IN it; and every true patriot in the
State will be more jealous, more tender OF the
honor of his State than of his own. lie who DC
sers the standard of State honor, Is the worst oi
desertersthe basest of traitors Bear taxation then
lay it on heavy until every silver OF the Cons-
monwe Al,h's debt is sunk, and every morsel OF
public credit is saved Look upon every dema-
gogue, of whatever hue of party, who comes be-
fore you denouncing taxation for the public debt,
no matter how what imposed, as the dead
liest foe to the State-denounce him as one who
would tempt you to dishonor. Tie madness OF
party will forget not only State but individual
honor: it will seek to make capital out of the
want of Wisdom in the mere mode of taxation.
Punish, beseech you, the culprits, whoever
they be, who would recklessly fix upon you in
indelible shame and disgrace, for the mere
forv,'s sake of taxation. Disrust all attempts to
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

OF the whole goins down the Canal from this place last
season. the IS 800 lbs pulled and lbs
fleece purchased in small parcels from the producers The
commission houses sent down l3C coo bs principally fleece
abont quarter OF which from Ohio; and steamer
hsutauuua brought in 226 600 lbs the three following
points in Cattara ugus and Chautauqae Counties:
Barcelona go Duukirk 40 toas Silver Creek .23 tons
which of course included in the aggregate named in
annual report OF imports from the West and which give
Us al export of lie 900 lbs, deductng such portion of
In prep .rin this table, have double motve-he first
which exhibit the increase this branch of business
Collector of porrof Cleveland his last annual
n he puts the the G of & W0q P from u that s,o s,o
We think show that this statement altogether
h. for the as I ain mark Gs we ssn s e
would call for aggregate of 05 400 lbs being $3.50
the past season. and only sl06 lbs below the exported
sa outs through Canada by the eand Canal and pay five
per ad valorem duty but must come By this route for
The total of Wool received by the canal at Cleveland for
II. aoi lat5 49, ,as 1872 ss, ~ 81, a a,1; %;
Rerc is small Wool ta9srs establishment at Cleveland
who may probably pull $4,000 bs annually and the clip ol
which would give GOO lbs exports in round
The exports from the respective lake poIGs, eayms out
10 ad S1 bv G to b b. TOO low # So S oar
quantity o. Wool shipped from the lake ports in lSi3
ssS sh.Sal. 2s shifJfse sl JSsepb e S5S SS
MiIaa iIaOoia $40 soushpo1n5 dES5nn 1000 1000
Cleveland was perhaps 500 COO which makes total Of S2i
OO the surplus stock of WOOL exported for The lake
eon l043 Some small parcels doubtless forward
from places no, named in the above tables but they were too
trifiug to be noticed.
The qaantiiy Of Wool which reached the Hudson via AL
bany aud Troy and the total passing Pittsburgh BY the Penn
sylvana Canal ID 1923, may be seen below:
l8i3 1912. Increase
Troy and ss5siss s s 800 s. 5%e g,
r sam same periods was small W. give The amount arriving
aud departing al Portsmouth, via the canal:
Arrived at Portsmouth Cleared from Portsmouth,
8i3 =. lbs. 3S .3il 2UD7
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEWYoRK, MARCH l8-a P. NJ
CHA RED.

ship Mary Frances, Hubbard, Mo0e Starses Cleatman
Bligs tosca Helena Post, Rotterdam, Schmidt Balchen
Leopold 'Donnell, Spinner. Havana. W Dewey; Excel
Smith! anuai StuIges ClsaInld, Peter Deue, Lewis
Mobile, Duu!iai:. s DiIDon.
Schrs Stranger Stevens Georgetown, {. Pos; Phillips
Mary Jane Powell, Norfolk, Sturses Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19
Public stock Exchange-March IS.
IMPORT AND EXPORT or WooL.-Notwilhstand

lie pfCe OF Wool has seddy been DECLINING Tor Seies
previous last year the p shea and The
NY Of pulled exported Esstwatd via The Canal from
this city has augmented The quantity CLEARED from the Ca
cents, would be within fraction of s35GOO The
gate weight 1913 going East large that sent
ward during the four previous be by the
table Of exports by the canal from this city ten
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19
rnRAcCn AND sNuFEs-IOHN ANrER-

'EOBACCO AND SNUttS-JOl1N at'l--'i'
1 son & co. Tobacco and Snuff Manufacturers !Ses
Wall 23 and 25 Duane would respectfully Inform
friends aud The public that The very liberal aonas iron,
bestowed them for the last year has encouraged
exert!oDs N bringing 10 PERFECTION the articles VI ~
manufacture. - ts,
ioptri and proved both h the award OF t
tghest premium gwen by the 4msricGn iHstte al me
etiuf-a " I'll as the approval OF discriminating ubic-
manufacture Of ourT ohaceo. for h= tlath OF which see m
an-Sed certificate oi one OF our most eminent en-
Cnt Hone Dew TOBACCO and ind be pure Tobacco
without any OF those substances !" h winch much o.
JAMES R Chiffon, NJ D., Chemist, SC
NewYork, Apn OH, 1872 ..,.-,...--.
our manu- uac.ure-partcuaIl Our Honey D1C Fine Cta
Cheering and Smoking Tobacco D. 10 possibility be
We pledge ourelys to spare OF The ~s-rtion, or the
-us- perfected keep I'll The hi- estimation II
which II IS already hsd.
The aud attsntloEls gwen 70 the 4cI OF ca
s.. and barrels Shipping and prompt despatch VIII BE-
al orders. Country merchants lp4rtIcn,y tns sou
-r fail I'M decided adv tntfge II pu
chasing The goods e manufacture "ensy az iHoiIhA
na We guarantee our Tobacco aud Suufis 10 keep c
ntae IN lam terms not to bscomE nouitE or mus
proved, they he returned aad tfe noHey refunded
Sold upoa usual and az uniform prtcfS "hch
arc goods the above line, OF good ufiill
manufactured the United States
Our Scafarldtti Tuk:sk SMOKING roRAcco would re-
commend beng very suT-nor tcr and 9Ge that has Ie
approval oa who haye tfed II and indulge IN TIE use o.
fine Foreign Tobacco. It's packed in small cases OF SIX ana
Ten dozen eaci, cony enent Tor transportation.
Always hand large ani varied assornent oil tmI3fie"
Cigars. together with yaEiet OF manufactured '"mp
Sole agents in this City for ewic celebrated
a IG5sso OF the ''' og jSsa S S js G 's
rnhl6 In No ? Wall, 2!3 and 25 Duane sueet'
OFrIcE CAoroS AeCEDUcr WoRKs,l
v,o IRON FoUNDEBs-seaIed proposals viii
De received b; h subscriber until the 18th day of March
next at f. NJ the Office of the C7oton Auednct orks
for forty (O) six inch s,opcocks also fifty 5o fire hyde4s
to BE- delivered IS follows, VIZ:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

he trenches Viii be dug IN such part o each street si
fhoss inch pipes Will be feet deep ard feet wide
Those l2 inch pipes viii be s! feet deep and 2! feet wide
al bottom.
Those 0f 10 inch pipes VIII ce eet deep ana feet wide
After the pipes laid which i'll be done By agents
viii De filled layers exceeding inches thickness.
By the Contractor wh sound good materials for the
bic and workmanllke manner.
b. laid where hydfants be ,ced Cross trenches
leet deep and i: test wildcat bottom will be required After
the placed the streets and sidewalks be re3aved
and left like good condition before The Of
the work Proposals will the price per mile for the
trenches all expenses for backiling,
clearing the streets of all snpeThuous materials price
trenches measuring from the longitudinal NAN 20 the foot
OF the hydtaut.
In deciding upon the proposals. the Croton Aqueduc
they dl'aPprove Each p'opos1! must De with
81 6 the FEsGhs
as s HG a TO OF M M 10 h oa eSca
1t Will be stipulated in the contract that the Contractors
placed ' al sas Pt M Sasf are pd
with oil and placed every night IN eonsrcacns positions
the foowins The term excavation 10 be understood as
embracing all excavation other than thar Of rock
ed Informed hsm'elves of the character of the eIca
yaon and made their proposals accordingly The contract
laid and caulked and no allowance viii be made Tor
cavins work Of any kind The stseet is not 10
Purveyor which directions will specify from and to what
points the street TO be broken up from time L
Intended that the trenches shall be opened faster than
me ps ayer can put in the pipes and the trenches
De shet and rspaved Immediately after the pipes laid
e pay nents sslimaes Will be within per Of
work done On the cSnpetion of the york such viii
ieseEred for two months will in the opinion of the Wa
ter fuyeyor provide for any repayng other work found
necessary IL consequence of the imperfect which
any part o! the work has been done the part the
tractor.
No contract will be finally settled without the personal
examinatioc and certificate OF the Water Puryeyor
copies OF the Elai
Works
By order Of the Croton Acueduct Committee.
JAMES a. COFFIN, President c. A. Board.
n B. The proposals of persons offering for the above
work. will De considered made for the whole or such part
rs the JOINT Crotcn Aqueduct Committee may assign
.Mafch l3, 1874, mhl4 st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19
TAX YOURSELVES y

If had an archangel's trump-the blast Of
which could start the living of ali the world
would snatch it at this moment and sound 1t IN
the ears Of all the people of the debtor States and
of the States which have solitary poor, un-
washed and uncombed child, untaught at d free
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

Saass> FOR SALE-A beautiful Farm OF % acres
s Of cultivated Land, and % ofyery thrifty growth
young tinhsr situated near the cross roads N the
the great post road from New Brunswick fenton The
soil loamy good heart and susceptible Of the highest de-
g1ees of improvements very level and free from stones, and
we'll feaced into small fields Two thrifty young apple or
chards ue young peach orchard just coming in bearing
having been. taken have variety OF the very hest
kind of fruit The buildings new, built IN 81 and con-
sheds smok e-house &c Sc plenty and good This
property Will be sold very cheap and il wished the stock
farming utensils, hay grain, &c. De had at ow yaua
ton Possession The first of April with ndsputable
title.
hours by the Camden and Amboy Railroad to Vests from
which place s' miles Persons wishing further nlorma
ton can obtain it of A. SNEDEKER
lSl Washington, er of the subscriber.
CORNELIUS q. SNEDEKER.
Rhode Hall Feb. 29th l3ii. mill tA5eodt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19
: Tar Yourselves =

Ay. bold as the word is in the mouth of a pub
lie man. to the ears of suffering, bruised, broken
People, harrassed by hard times and though 1t
is uttered by a bleeding heart and brm!ul eye
harsh as It is repeat It.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

$40. FARM FOR SALE.-Twclye hundred and
sixty acres OF excellent land is offered for sas by
a. the subscriber This land is known the ashland
farm and Is situated in the OF Lyme Jefferson County,
New York Seven hunds and fifty OF the tact Is clear
ed the residue very heavily tmbered The land great
fertility and is situated excellent wheatgrowng section
The farm buildings numerous extensive and
and the location of the property such 10 offer most a
yantageous investment capital individual an As
socaton disposed to eater extensively into the farming bu-
JOS. a. PHILLIPS Mile Bay, Jefferson Co. y. Y.
Refers Marsh s. Willis. l0l Pearst, New-fork City
September l9 lSi3. s2l 2taWt!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

HAVANA Mrs VESTS BoaTdlng House
lha been removed to the b"iing occurred as
Caie Mercaeres which mas been extensively repaired and
improved Prices arranged conformity TO The Too, occW
u(tl, l2s Nassau street, who Will be aiy furnish every
inforinatiento to travellers bound TO Havae2
R-Passencers required To Obtain passports, whiCh
will be facilitated by the clerk OF the :'o9s9 ''i'o VI; board
ali vessels Immediately on then arrival Jl3 2a>fll
81 ar-ys MAIL Line FOR ALBANY and
lnsrmsiae PAGES as far as the .,f fs will per,
+ a' T at sse''
The wharf mhl9
s7~=sl !, ,,FoR ALBANY-Qr as far as the ice
!fEm E Gaat W." s{sf"Siai Il Salen Vii leave 'S he
pier loot OF Cr4ar Ihis Aitenoon at oe"ck Fer
passage Or ,'SsT sTGSKs g SsrEFHESsoS ' g ws>s.
qs an aG HaSer @ Of State Rooms Her sccSmmos
tious uow ,Qsal TO any boet on The rlvss lnh3 II
,12@.e,ls 4W@INTE6Ra VIM Ra aERsNGE s4s=..zss..y
f6SfE sza WHST FERfEfR2SfIK RS KALaoaD All Hoa6s -
fsssss a. AiS b s9is Route vii ,;ke the nsT and
loot SiS MoRS
Nc at Z; o'clock Sr bndsep1lt thence ey the housa-
gage crates 70 Albany arriving same evening at O'Clock
des foot Of rLbsIy,sirestG NJ. Perry, Agent. : lnhls
: m.e-. WINTER ARRANGEMENT =
rsz.-tSSA.-l NEW-YoRX s BOSTON RAILROAD
S5S5S.sssSsssLlNt, VIA Norwich and Worcester Tn
We-kiy
terry Place, every Monday Wednesday and Friday aneon.
Rosd Cars leave for Boston Immediately on the arrival
of the Worcester at Norr ich whence Passengers as
werded without change OF or baggage.
The Railroad TO the Depot below Nor
wch complete obYiatnS ali obstruction ny Ice IL the
Thames River.
For further information inquire AZ TIE Once Oh The Wharf
OF D. Z. Alien, 80 Peck Slip.
y. B.-A peysous forbid trusting accosnt
[ sad boat or owners. u
. see~vl aFOR VEKPLANKS, GRASSY PIT,
- SING SING, TARRYTOWN, DoBBS'
&sZs-szzzzszZs t.RRY. YQNkERS.-On Monday, March
lth, and tlll further notice the Steamboat FECh.
Cha'pbersstrcet EVERY MORNING at O'Clock, (Sun-
days eAceped) Returning will leave Felsnks every Al
tstaooa tSandays exceped o'clock, touching the foot OF
d31ininond-stfeet, each Way.
tor Passage Freight, apply on board THOMAS
hULSE, ls2 Westsi. y. I. mhN
IS a's~'I STEAMBOAT R0CkLAND mas re-
squed her regular yTps between Keypon and
WtGAeSoaFS ad Frdays al IL O'Clock \. NIesvss New
York On Inesdays IhuSdas aud Saturdays az r. O'Clock
tuoon) until further notics. fel5
TT FOR LONDON.-Puckel OF the 10th of
S<fTT March The splendid fas, sailing ship HENDRIX
HUDSON, Captain Moore. Will sail posiiivry as
cabin second cabin and seerage passengers For passage
ea,y application should be made Oh board, OF to
w. x J. T. TAPeCOr'r, - Peek slip. cor. South st.
" B. Persoas o! sending for ffieuds can
have them brought Out Ia the above nasnhcen packet ship
any the regular line reasonable terms Those wish
remit money have drafts tor any amount. payable
demand without discount, all the principal town. of
Great Britain. Apply as above mhl5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

- FOR SALE-A Beautiful country resi-
III denee al New Rochelle, Ws<chfstsr o. The pIacr
igf state of cultivation with fins orchard Of grated u
n full bearing 4 large gad.n ws stocked with choice 1
fruit All the buildings nearly nsw consisting Of dws
ling house N cottage stye arrang the
manner barn coach house farm house sc The ho9se IA
te centre large sulrousi=d b. several huudred tor
est aud ornamehtl trees The place commands Srnsve
Of the Sound. and within hall Iaile OF the team
boat landing, aad the distance tom The v'iiSs-
Apply 10 SAdUEL By. VI,
inhi5 2w. New Rochelle. al % Liberty-st.