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,b W.T. el e s L E ny S T 0 e % @ a % from T
Savannah bound 70 5, 9go dc Gn6e and ayana,be day
in order To tighten herself eaye overheard her deck load OF
lumber neIces OF and a her She supplied
with water by the Eastern Star.
The schooner Boston Packet Coomh ashore ut Bangor
wreck. - -. ..
Schr Brave. from Eastern port for Boston. cargo wood
and bark while anchor Eockport cut away boi
e prevent gong ashore Wednesday, night Northsry
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SCHOOLS.

LADY. who has had much eTpeeaee Is ,.J l. % ;e
who j, IreI -ersci in trn ffcnrh - iinr Sh,cl
n snu1ry next in SONS eligible pat II he III fi
n,sble 1- be made or 10 enter Fs'o oarnesh'p WIN
person already es:abl.sted ., ,-,,.i,a ,nr cl,o.
-i,ncntics frus the Principals Of stich 49,;
tirous ci ererfr Iry Hrhr:efieis o. ~. IN ,-ss;
4 letter addressed IN r. Day SoS9oS' e tii ,Ss 1,y-
urfth immediate atteainn.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OBJ NEw.YoRK. ..... .DECEMBEB
Cleared.
Brig Ann Eliza, Park, Cedar Key, f ID Hurlbut & Co.
Schr Nassau, Chester Richmond. Allen & Passon.
Arrived.

Packet ship Sve de Grasse, Thompson. I'm avre Oct 2d
mdse to Fox & Livingston.
Bremen bark Forian Poppe, I'm Bremen and 50 d fin the
Downs 10 & Poppe. The F. has experienced very heavy
weather throughout the passage:
Brig Eastern Star, Baker, 81 de I'm Black River, ia. pmen
TO, &C to Howand & Aspinwall. O.
Brig Angola Bell from Aansonla via Key West, u days.
mahsga my To ID Curtis.
Brig Frances. tnew> Stewart. DIS fun Machns, Me. lumber
to Snow
Brig Calais. Kean ds fin Calais, Me- lumber to Smith &
Boyatun.
schr Perseverance, Knight Ids from Newbern nc. naval
schr Denmnrk DAVIS d I'm Philadelphia coa-bound to
Newport, RI
Schr Star. Waite. I'm Bath, Me potatoes 10 captain.
ladephn.
Norfolk.
schl Roscoe Eaton. days from Richmond coal-bound
Boston.
schr New Zealand. Poland, m Maine. lumber.
Schr Huron, Hi, Bucksport, lndse.
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Wheat CUlruRE.-The past season has been
marked by some important developments in the

WHEAT CULTURE.-The past season has been
marked by some important developments In the
culture of wheat
DR.. NOBLE, of Delaware, has been reclaiming
a worn.out farm for several years by the use OF
street manure obtained from Philadelphia, and
particularly with the w,of growing this great
staple. Having brought the soil 10 pretty fair
state Of fertility, he has tried the relative advan-
tages of planting wheat in drills, nine inches
apart, and sowing it broad cast In the usual way.
The soil and treatment in other respects were
precisely alike. The result was 81 bushels on
the sown land and 40 in the drilled. These ex-
periments were made on fields of some acrcs.
The soil from which this crop was harvested,
few years since would not bear owe. 6 to s BUSH
els per acre. BY planting the kernels just 6
inches apart each way, and feeding the plant on
food containing, in o soluble state, all the ele-
ments, necessary to build up the entire system,
including the materials TO form the straw, as welt
as the berry, a gentleman in England has grown
at the rate of 800 bushels par acre!
Mr.1J 1JaMss CAMPBELL, of Scotland, has tried
several interesting and successful experiments IN
the way of soaking seed wheat, barley and oats
with saturated solution of neutral salts, con-
tanning as nearly as practicable the precise ele-
ments found in tho gram. The object of this
was to 'secute to the young plant double supply
of its appyopria.e nuurishment. The effect has
been afarge increase in the crop, at avery tri,
hing expense. - = 49, = = zs.-;-szs
OthsT experiments have been tried in France,
with view to determine what portion OF the or
ganie as well as mineral elemenfsfaund in cult
waited plan;s,is derived from the soit in which
they grow, and what foa, The atmosphere. This,
is an important inquiry, and ono that should bs
prosecuted in this country. The people OF this
State have paid something mo;e than $780, 600
for geological survey OF its territory. A t;thc
of that sum judiciously expended 20 ditfase
among all our rural population knowledge of
the science of agriculture, would confer u ten.
fold greater benefit on the community al large.
Breads,uffs and provisions must be produced with
as little labor in New-York as out Of it, or farm
ing will be very loaing business in the Empire
State.
The manufacture of human food, like the fab
rica,ion of clothing, viii soon be profitable to
those only that combine the greatest skill and
knowledge with manual toll. II a fsrmer will
not study the laws of nature which gevern the
transformation of certain elements OF earth, air
and water into corn, oats and potatoes; and the
farther changes of these vegetables into pork,
beef, milk anS wuol, his hard labor will be Of lit
ls worth. bai. Cemmerciai.
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t'oT!cE re Tx P.aYERS

Drooklrn, NuyeHber 7th. 1874.
DURsuANr TO an Act of the Legl,lntgTe. entitled "An
yn and for other purpUte" (paSea April lSh lS) Notice
hereby gYe thai Assessment Rolls for for the
current year ha W this day been delivered 10 the Comprosr Of
the City o Brooklyn; and that irul NIL taxes which shall DO
paid 10 Tire said Comptroller within thirty days from the date
hereof deduction Of three per ceui Will he maIc hst
from all which shall be pd ailc the eSpnton OF tho
aid thirty und within sixty days ftu said date, dcuc.
ton per will be made and thn, and after The
FIRST Tuesday January next, cont Will be ADDED
dny of January next. the sud Comptroller w deliver tho
Collectors oi the Ciy OF Brpoklyn the said Assessment Rolls,
together with thereto annexed directing them
proceed with regard the unpaid the directed
by Inv.
The Comptroller would respectfully request those whu In.
tend avail themselves of the provisions of the Act referred
~ IN the above notice. niofn him thereof posd.
be- TINT their bills may rea'nes to prevent desy
when they may be prepared 20 pay tlieir taSes
In Compliance with resolution ci the hnyornad Common
Council NOTICE hereby rurih.r gwen that the omptro
lcr VIII his Office the Cay Buildings FROM
n O'CLOCK, A. NJ. UNrLl. 3 O'CLOCK, 4. NJ. AND
nls Il A. NJ. MERWIN. Comptroller.
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ITO MERCHANTS. sANUF6CrUREBS, DEALERS
4 Gc.-V. Is. PALMER IL the agent. duly authorized by
the propeo OF Of the best newspapers OF OF the
prucipa towns in this State. NSwgEey Pennsylvania ard
the Eastern. Southern md Western States receive adye
eenis IN this CITY, for insertion in tho respective papen
agency To- disseminate niomaton throurhout the coptry
and solicit the attshtion Of the people surh as COM
mend Ia the earnest attention OF tho discriminating and eer
prfsing
The terms and the newspapers r1ay he at hi, office.
where every Information viii DO chesuly muaicaied.
and the nature of The agency FUZZY explained
G Office No. 100 kaSsaa ST. Tribune Buildings opposite
CitY Hnil-at the Cna Office. oil tfend
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CHEROKEE NEws.-The Cherokee Adcoc0te, an
excellent paper published at Taleequab, IN the Che
rokee nation, contains in its last number, sone ac-
count Of domestic mahuisc,urcs m that quarter.
Hundreds Of yarjs OF jean End c,hef no'sesfcs, oo!n
cotton and weoleD, are annually spun and wove N
rts nation by tfose who fortunate as 70 pos.
sess spinning wheels and looms. The texture aud
stripe OF mnch OF these goods are reilly band
ann.s and reflect credit upon the taste hnd hnrti-
work OF the spinners end ~esverE
TIE Chcctaws are about establishing m trlr ne-
ton another academy, 10 be called the Armstrong
Academy, as testimonial OF their respect for their
agent.
The death Of Captain Hair Conrad, member Of
tic National Council, s commented upoh ne had
been distinguished by many hanors, was celebrated
in the Creek war; and Yves one OF the Delegation wco
nediated between the Seminoes aud the United
Stafes.
The movements of the fashionable are duly chron-,
icled, thus: The principal chief arrived at his
residence, Park Hill, Saturday evening last.
DE-. LocKErs ORGANIZED BATTERY.-We were
present at & Lecture b. DR. LOCKE. explanatory OF
his newly invented Organized Battery. Althongn
occupying but little space, If combines all Aces q
batteries rfo neat, tGbic IrstTument; and IS 70
cons,rac ,ed that, by means OF keys and stops iEe
nn organ, any kind OF battery can, ~ 1oHepl, De
brought 20 act upoo the same experiment.
D.LocKE exhibited It's various powers and capa-
ciies, by burning leaves CT gold, silver, and other
metals producing the iDsupportahiy brilliant chor
ceal light, and by lifting, with snalt iron mssn5l,
seven or eight hundred pounds. IN khor;, TO use
4he Doctors language, by means Of the several
Stops he executed all the mugic Of ealvanic cleo
lrici,y with all its variations" tCin. Ailas.
PAINFUL sAccIoEXT.--Cn Wednesday eyeniug
last, about O'Clock, Miss Mary Elizabeth Bullock,
daughter Of Dir. Ebenezer Bullock Of ibis towD aged
IL years. while passing the upright SHAFT IN the
cardng. room OF the Pokanoket Steam Mill, unior-
tuna,ey touched her clothes 10 the shaft, and was
carried round with great velocity until the engine
was stopped Al each revolution OF the shaft her
head struck post, which badly fractured her scull,
and caused almost immediate death.
bristol tR- II Phenix, Saturday.
ANOTHER RAILROAD SAcRIFIcE.-Friday after
noon, about mile beyond PittsGed, q brakeman on
the Western Railroad, named Lansing, was knocked
off by brdg-, and fell en- the rail, and whole
train of five cars passed his body, maDging 1t
horribly.
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: 4 LEXANDER HAaIi. TON. Junior. late Secretary of
legation St Madrid. has resumed The pracce OF the law
OIlce No. 81 Wall ST no iw,
hODGE & PARMELE. DENTISTS, 81 Bond.stree,-J.
II SMITH DopGE respectfully informs his fenGs and the
public that he Will not leave for the South this until
alter January frst. n9l
niSSoLUTIoN-The Co-partneryhip heretofore existing
~ between the subscribers, audes the of USTEN *
mutual consent.
Persons having claims demands sgans; the late nn
payuert
Persons indebted them so requested Tn make settle
Ineni- John AIiSyTES
HaISrus, Dec. sd lSit. ALEXAND ER LAW.
~ b The business vail he continued usual the
place by JOHN AUSTEN. 6l ST.
oTiCE-The partnership heretofore existing between the
sehscrees IN the city Of New Yok. under the oi
aai coesent The Plumbing business will be cs,ed BY
THOMAS HANSON & WILLIAM WIIC.OCk, at the
lace SIS Broadway All debts coaracie by the above
turn VII be pad BY tse aud ell noneys Due ne sad con-
y Nsly I orS, Nov. II. ISL. WILLIAM WILCOX,
nSS lmeod. WILLIAM HANSON
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passengers Arrived.

In the ship Scie de- Grasse from HarreLe Ron Maurice
Hanserye Consul de France August do Miss Mary do and
2servqnts: Miss Lasur Of France Mr. Hanner Of Germany;
% in the steernge. ,
Capt w Mitchell OF II b NJ service, and lady.
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IMPORTANT TO MARRIED LADIES AND NURSES.
l-Ts Paient be Ivory Nipple Shield nni Nipples for
Nuas Bottles These articles recommended by the most
eminent physicians IN THIS country and Europe md by eyery
nue who hss given them trn ;heir sone sweeiness
and dgrpi le Shield beng entirely Of ivory, rendered
hexihie oy ctfTHiral process protection the
nipple ana as pleasant 70 the infant the breast tse The
nipples ucrsEg bottles the hest altihcis nnrze eyer
rss, and no mother should be without For sale by
SANDS co @i3 Bsoad'sEy snd By all The principal drug
gis;s II Tie Also wholesale Epd retail hT The Ennnufar
tu.ef5. FELLOWS < HERSTEIN, q Nassau s;.
CAvTtoS-Da sure 10 call fer Fellows He.nsrin Patent
fyoT Nipple Sle!d, or ter Sppes for Nursing Bottles,
are genuine s1oep such from their manu.roty
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

letter from ship George Swi, o Fairhayeu reports her
Mt Cape de Verbs Oct Is, clean.- %
\ letter from Capt Prize, ship Mu,rare Scott, of Med.
erd reports her ut 81 Jaso Oct &C. all eihn aned "A bis
sp. oil NJ Taynl Oct IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
CONaNT'S PATENT YEAST,

CONaNT'S PATENT YEAST,
THE BEST ARTICLE for Raising Bread ever psed,Y
Wnrnnted 10 keep in every climate. 1he AiEKlCAN
INSTITUTE at their lnte FAIR AW iRDED the inventor
is-DIoIOMA 80 declaring this Yeast the BEST .RTi
i'S''' - NJ r. NjSSEY, Clinton Hull,
conner OF Bcekman and NnSsau.stS
AGENTS.
Brown & Brothers, sth street;
fa,smoney & Allen IS Souih.s,. corner Maiden Lane.
1;ns>ner & Young. 1s2 Chhthan:-street.
s r. Champney & Co. 5S HcAsee', corner OF Cfanoerfy
Chester briggs, 6sl Broadway.
Staples Il Ford l22 Bowcry
A. Kemp. 20 Wnli.si!ect
Sold by the principal Gr0cen liberal discount hane 10
tlnsa ~ kn buy sell agnn. n5Ou
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TTNlTEp STATES PASTERR4AN ss Sv!E,e sAhERY , II II
FASHIoNABLE DANCING.

Mogs GARR1EL p. lSss KoRs9SAY Els 3:s,;'.Ys,
pose o. giving instruction ~ the prca fashionable dances
prevailing in the SSie. circles oi European ana american
si;-K has lately arrived ot oson Saratoga and d, New Jew
c aa the marked approval Of the tasborsbe commpaty-
Among otcrs, Mons r. PROPOSES TO fssl i:, Wei knowi
ihe VASE de Derx Pas-;hc Mszourk1-new Cotadn-ieAf
Mons. K VII he ASSISTED BY MADAME KoRpoSAy rs
MGoan The Instruction wall be given IN The French, Ger
R Rosnss @ are ensasea al 5 Pink Pactric,y private cool
and airytor The accommodation oi Ladies and Gentlemen
the nshnahle circles of London and Pans be
twelve lessons, excep, the Mazourhu. All Others II
Fos further psrticuia,s inquire ONIONS KoRPoNAY.s
TTsNs :-Cass Lessons from, ls, a. NJ L l. and
to r ~ and from 70 edI the sysps sIS md o,,. All.
Private LsOnsix Lessons sS twelve lessons, sls; quar-
Al Other hours will be dsvoed to Public Institutes Acad.
e,nics. sc. sc. a.
LEECHESt LEECHES! LEECHES!
'HE bst of SWEDISH IEECH1EiSs 1IiSs IsIss nnd medium
iof sale from hi: das, AT oNE sHiLLlNG EACH.
qasdo adaSa % o RisiFis Sbs s sIs ss
Ga foRdTsy and sscksT 81 fe@f rss
81 sG~fs Pea T. stress; re- ~ g. Crnna mi IS Bowey ci1z a
Crnmbe seiseL 81 ROYeE aaa Foar'b - s,ies,J J. Cod
corner OF Broadway aud Eighth street. }. B. Dadd, 81
B.SqdTssy n u II i a l Esn Avsgaf z and Fd y
lI q oeasny and Chambers and
Hudson anu NoStl Moore Harlow c
ton and Alec streets; John Meakms. 5ii Broaayay II.
Fields, cornero Third Avenue and 10Th SIS; Alfred Hll.
SIS Greenwich s; w T Rizy'. 2il DIVISION 81 Lewis x
Loines,s, 52 Gesnwieh 81 \. r Ieunugss. 81 Warren $;
John Mlheus. lS Htoslwuy C. Paces,s Alien st; j. II.
ia Th;rd Avenue: John s ehfs's. III Canal st; W NJ.
IAcrmSns corner Of Canal ,ad varicS ". Waisons;
Mciourei SIS; jsraes Wei;. ais Grand s;s IS In
TVNlI, PARI.0R AND CHAMBER STOvES-The
Subscriber has constantly hand and for sale hand.
some nsso.tlcnt o. Stoves and Drums, made ,he e,-
feet manner and warants To be equal if superior
now The Stoves Eoje Professor O-
siead plinc ipc and al VINO haye gwen them ,ral VIII
admit that they combine GOOD qualities than ary
Stove IN use Ous Improved Hall Stoves and Drums stand
uniyai.eI among the many before tire Pahc Sold
wholesale and RETAIL by r II. TROWBRIuGE,
il3 siu fsisT st.. near Fuffon-
sIyIDENp-The Boani Of Directors OF the Howard rns,
rance Company have this day declared Z Diyidens
Ich; ysr cent upcn the capital ocs. payable on and afr
n8 imc Islgredl LEWIS PHILLIPS, SecretsrT
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Sr,olrcn. Sci
Whalers. &c

Noys6 t llso Ion 81 20, packet ship Ho,,inGuer. ftom n
Nov 10 off Cape s; Nicholas, chr Waldo, New I'm Boston
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snnruFRN RAI,M.


rJ,uF BEST MEDICINE EVER USED fc, Consumption
Coughs, Colds and al alectous o iie hes 49, .us, &
LIVER &c e;mcny Oi when ~ Sc ect tn4 s III IN
many certificates 20 a zen AZ me g.ITeS S P ~ ry
feyg 10 Prace 4 b. ( D. Sands, 273 B:ogd.ay Dr.
Le-gen. L Avenue D. Mr. hns ~ tGoa ! H. a. .S,
Nn Wood IIurem: NH 5ic1lonad w EilhnilEsurssl -!
NorhaIl. 20 FuI,on-s, BfC4Slynl ~: LneSrI" hts.
Benjamin old. Newark NJ EeI faie.sil, ~" S;;i
j. F. Warner & Co Juca L. f. t;ortnn, l'est Troy, :
San,I I;.l<on Pittsburgh Ia Retdins U Df~nn hss
BALDWIN 4 Whitney. Buffalo, Jnnss ,osTcs1an: n Nsw G
vldence III fTunr, Saratoga Sornr,; A,rhl'asL .' ~
I'rpy \ Y: T. Mason. Portland. Me- PPecs; .a't eu
nlngion, "; phiip iooi ocisf,Ssyh 49,; S; ~ Adam.
siHS'. BRooKr4s. I'd June 1871.
es,r sKcuT < Co: Genilemen-For ts2 ye nave
been suffering fr1n severe pn IN my SUE cough ana soi5e &
OF my lungs and chest Ny physician iatorne! me m ua.
rnnld not survive tire month Of hrch hnd rScie, ~
to the viii ofmy Heavenly Faher ana NJ tie ee % tp
three days could well all night, ard my t npee va W.
restored. and now gaming rapiy "a ,ienSa @ @ a
weight TIE benefit have reeeiyed iI,m yon &c n d.
not expressed. can confidently rcoInnsna II % 'ii "s
tressed with cough. PAIN IN the lungs Or c!Sl =,
Yours, with iespeci, SARAli E ". h w ~ LasuS, t,
,., vour cor-rurR. BALM has restored my daughter.
Sarah aR' ii. wilson, to health ELtzASrTn Wt5soS
Nuvy-st near Myrte-st Brcokiyn
Mesrs SnEcrr Co: For years have been suffering great
main from an aectna Of the liver, and wGs told by my phys
can that my only hope wns chance g, 0 sl; e,;t's eo a
18th March. 1874. : ROBERTS. i,o t o.h hsenue, ,s
Messrs SHgcur Co: Geatienen-l have been long ume
affected with affection Of The lungs anu vioe', SHS'
Nv Physician considered my case hopeless NJ folu nin
Stuples & Ford Bowsry. knowinssome wongerul cu n @
nv henth confidently recommend II 10 nll pcr,ons similarly
afacted EfySY GARSo, soner llGth ST and 81 avenue
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JONEs's COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
OR TYlTIATORY COUNTING ROOM.

9i7 RRoADwAY, coRaEa OF ,iuRRAY-sTREET,
yTNHE OBJECT of this Institution TO impat thorough
Instruction in Beck k-kccpng. PenmanShp and CONNER.
cal Arithmetic. and Qaiy gentlemen for the practical lus
of the desk Private instruction gwen required hooS
~ Membes OF the Mercantile Library Association ere re-
oiesed apply the Librarian n: Clinton Ha VINO VIII
furnish tickets of atmscn under the arrangement maze VIII
the Committee.
~ References may be had the Academy to Bookkepees
Merchants and Clerks who have been students during e a''
nIi.e years. .,.,
~ For sae Jones's Principles and Practice Of B9oSkeep-
inr syo IL. This work adopted In the i ACADEMIC ~
stuons in this country. II is also repubshed In EDSano
end extensively introduced there. oil 5n
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Foreign Ports.

Foreign Ports.
Ar al Tixid. Nov 9Th, brig Sally Ana, Tucker, fem
Ar 5, Joha, NE. l ,ituo scr Eleancr Jane, Sharp.
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RELIEVE AND LIVE

BELIEVE AND LIVE
A MOTHER ASTONISHING CURE B I T,HO.nSON'S
IN CO.uPOU.ND SYRUP or 7.fR IND ROOD
.S.4PI'H.3i!
PHILADELPHIA, May g. ISL
, .lir ThomSon-Dear Sir: With grateful feelings inform
you astonishing effects or your mclcue whch has 1t.
orally uiscl me from deat-bcd, Ny disease Pulmonary
Cons;Dpog has reduced low that my physiciun pro-
nounced my hopeiess ~ this juncture began
your medicine and, niracou. it may seem. hns com
ple;ey restored hea after thing el.e bad failed
Respectfully sours. WASHINGTON MACK.
Chnflotte-streei, uboye 6corge-street
The undersigned, being personally acquainted with Wash
Mack and hrs suerng. bear rtAes 10 the nonshln:
effect; of Thomson Cyrup o Tar and the truth of tho above
stutcinent JOSEPH WINNER, 3iS North Tifdstteei.
DAVID EiCKE2S. ~ Anoud.stteet.
HUGH MGLNI4EI. 5. L. cig- remInuny
and Fourth-Street.
C- PRINCIPAL OFFICE. N. E. corner 5th and :;pruce
streets, Philadelphia. Price 20 cents per bottle.
For sale by A. B. SANDS & co. 23 Broadway, OF
Chambers. street; ,9 Fut0n.st; u East Broadway.
Price 90 cents rs 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

ITO IMPORTERS OF DRY GOODS-The advertisers will
exchange plat Of sixteen Hoes. Lots Of ground elegant
Is situated about and half miles North Of Union Place.
having splendid OF the Hudson River three of the great
e thoroughiates leading to the property Address NJ w 10
the Courier and Enquirer Office. sig uc
e9sSs FARM FOR SALE, OR ENCHANGEs.-1'heF Farm
az situated IN the Township of South Brunwick. \. J.
- the road from Washington toCnnbery Buildings
good, and fruit Abundance The farm sonns 70 acres,
Of whch is covered with thrifty timber Part cash and
srocery, house and lot viii be taken in exchange. Apply
&c T. Nms. Esq Nc9 ChurbeTsst 10 G. Scheiier
OF 81 Avenue and 9th street. MS I'm
Fass FOR SALE or TO LET. crwl be exchanged for
E New York City property-1wo very fire Farms the
c-Couny OF Columbia, cGnainns l5e acres each These
Farms lately owned aud highly improved by William B.
Ludlow Esq of Cayercek, on within about one mile aad
halt of HGCsnu.
The II. & b. Railroad and CoKhia Turnpike both pass
along :Ge borders aad through portions OF each. They
superb orcT, nnd bearuulTFoo ard wafsed Exclusive
Of the usual farming craps the nead7ws yielded this
nboa hundred tons of ilay. They would be well adapted
for stock the milk butter made the gter-
may e in The New ork market daylight
iae, sold IN Hudson.
particular description Of the property scarcely ne.
cesary the purchase. sil doubt by personn nspec.
tioi. sce.tau .o- himself Their value The turms tie
possession of "iis H. Ludlow from whom any inforuo.
,on them he acquired. For npply
CAMpklIGE LIVINGSTON, No Wnli-si. er to
JOHN &. STEVENS, No. Ii 9arclsy-st. \. Y.
ni3 I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

cssSe \ FARM FOR SAFE OR TO LEf.-A most desi.-
S ibe and healthy CouHry RESIDENCE situated halt
- mile tand IN s:ghO OF Tie HnrIaem Rnnad Compdnys
egu,, White Plains. from whence eavc four times
day for the city of New York SAID Firm cantans aboe,
Eighty Acres. OF which woodland wc! fenced. and
sci OF excecn, quality and of the best benrng Orchards
IN the county grated fruits. On said Farm story
house % by - feet large kitchen attached. bars,
wagon house. with other ont buildings Said Farm viii be
sold III whole part Also building sites for SALE
more acres For further particulars enquire Andrew Mar.
tine the premises James P. Aue, 4i Cherry street,
New York Ris In.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

IN Of an o,3cr Of ,ht Sotc ge 1.-THE CouBy
pi New Notice hereby gwen IA NIL perS"u. hariae
els ms nsSInst JOHN MDDWkLL late OF tho City OF New.
Yor. Merchant deceased tho with the vcurh-
thereof TO he .us'e,lbei Gt h. No S'
nnxt Dated New York Sixteenth day OF SJtsrbcr, 1874
.js inwsu,c DAVID NifbOWEi.l., Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

cG FOR SALE-A valuable Farm ll5 acres 90 of which
S8 are in excellent state Of cultivation. situated on
- Long Island within four miles Of Wiiausbury-h and
q: nile OF Astoria the read leading from Newtown
Dutch Kills. The said Fam will be sold in whole or in
part us situated that there be good Firms
made OF it, fronting the Newtown road and the other
the Ioud tp a,ona,vth abundance of Fruit each.
The place he examined any time. and possession given
the Is: OF March next. Apply To
nl6 I'm, c. a. SCHUYLER. lTS Frcnt-st n Y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
THE HUMAN HAIR, IF DISEASED.

THE HUMAN HAIR, IF DISEASED,
MAY be brought to splendid penectsn at tug If
IVA it IS hash and dry contains
DRANDRiFF. OR is FALLING OFF
may be cleaned the dandr expelled tfom the scalp uea-
neny and the roots strengthened and prevented from falling
Ii
BADNESS. GREY. OR RED HAIR
U,urps The scalp the hair be forced sEow dnr en-
THRILLING COST OF 3 SHILLINGS.
Reader there un,rh this statement, shilling bot
tie of JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE has been
known the hair when hundreds of dollars have been
expended ff yam. THIS also
DRESSES THE HAIR BEAUTIFULLY
And keeps il soft SILKY and clean three long any prepar.
aion made Ask mnd ask for isnes Corni Hair Restoa
tive Sold price ntS shilng b1tte al the tie
American Eagle. S2 Caicin rz3 Broadway n. York
lS Fulton Il, Brooklyn State st. Boston % Ledger Build
ingi, Phiin. nE I'm .
TsIo. REMOVE GREASE. SPOTS FROM CLOTHES,
WooLgss. 6sC.-Tbe Magic Er1sve Soap nil
spotS OIL. stains &c from clothes woolsns cureis,
without INJURY, cyn the parts bright spo;s and clear
Sold cens NJ 3 Chathaus md 2S5 Brondway,
and lSe Fuiton-strcet Brooklyn. no I'm