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INDESTRUCTIBLE GOLD PENS.

INDIES 1RUCIlBLE GOLD PENS.
w FISCHER has just received few Of Browns
w everpointed premium Gold Pens. The com
bined qualities Of incorrosiby and du ability possess
ed by his and beautiful article, may Justly claim
for It the title Of ever pointed The body Of the
pen Is Of gold incorrosible metal highly polished
and will always retain its elasticity and beauty, and
the points" formed Of metal second in hard.
ness to no substance heretofore discovered, having
The lndssolubilty Of diamond, and wholly insensbe
to corrosion. In addition TO these enduring proper
ties II has the softness and smoothness of the quill
pen, and its incorrosibilty allows free and pleasant
How OF ink. The incest workmanship and
long application have been necessary to perfect
it, aud It is now offered the Ne Plus Ultra
Of Pens, having the beauties OF the quill and
metallic pen combined with its own peculiar ox-
cellency Of always retaining the elasticity, the
same easy flow, aud the same beautiful stroke, I'M
changeable by time ami use. These pens have been
in use for five years, without the least percepuble
wear. Testimonials Of the highest responsibility
cat be at Stationers' Hall.
march
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THIN MATERIAL, FOR EVENING
DRESS
M + have Just received
w Is pieces White Tarlton Muslns
10 do Pink do do
10 do Blue do do
25 do Swiss Muslins, VERY sheer.)
do Pink Satin Striped Napoleon Gauze.
3 do Blue do do do
3 do White do do do
5 do Rich White Sstins
do do Blue do
do do Pink do
Is do Pink, blue, and white Grapes.
10 dozen Long White Kid Gloves.
10 do Short do do do
do Long open net Silk do
do Short do do do
Together with suitable Trimmings, sc.
jan23 ESTEP & CATLETT.
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PArrNr orr,cr. 9th March, ls44.

ON the petition Of Elisha II. Holmes, OF Norwich,
" Connecticut, praying for extension OF pa
tent granted 10 said Holmes for improvement IA
excayators, SC, for seven years from the eApTss
ton Of said patent which takes place on the 18th
day of November, 1874.
Ii is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office, the I'd Monday in November next,
at II o'clock, M. aud all persons are notified
TO appear and show cause if any they have, why said
petition ought not TO be granted.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Madsonian, printed al Washington, ID. c. the Sun
printed Baltimore the American Sentinel and Mer-
camille Advertiser, printed al Philadelphia the Au-
rora printed at New York, and the Times. printed
at Boston, once week for three successive weeks
previous TO the said second Monday in November
next.
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~ LoAk LOST, OR TAKEN BY Mis-
" TAhE.-On board the Princeton, ON the 2olh
instant, blue Clolh Cloak, lined with figured
worsled material faced deeply with velvet, having
small cape, lined with blue silk. Any person having
possession Of said Cloak will please leave at Gsds
by's
There is a cloak unclaimed on board the ship.
feb 29-3t
LRESH CHAMPAGNE WINE just received
l. This Wine was imported for my own sales and
from Of the best Vineyards in France, and is con-
hdently believed TO be equal TO any ever imported III
TO this country, aud will be sold on fair terms by
EDWARD SIMMS,
feb 2S-3t Pennsylvania Avenue
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nor SALE, valuable Negro w oman, with two
4 children. IL is desirable TO obtain master for
Them IN this District. She Is sold for fault
Enquire at this office. feb 2S-5t
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A PEW FOR SALE.
THE Advertiser wishes TO sell his pew in ST.
Johns Church. Terms moderate. Apply at
this Office. feb lg-tf
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II. l.. ELLSW ORTIZ,

p s. Editors Of the above named papers will
please copy and send their bills TO the Patent Office,
with paper containing this notice.
march Il-laW3W
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AEMOCRATIC REVIEW for March, 1874,
- with portrait Of b. F. Butler, late Attorney
General OF the United States this day received by
+. TAYLOR who will have the work regularly
forwarded, strongly enveloped to any part of the
U nited States.
Contents Of the March Number.
Danton, Robespiene, and Marat
The Printers Misson,-Libraries
The Men of ToiI.-Free Trade
Essays of Addison and Steele
Image Worshp,-The Twenty First Rule.
Monthly, Financial and Commerce Article and
much other useful and valuable matter, LfeIary
as well as Political
Copies OF the January and February numbers also
on hand for new subscribers.
Price five dollars per annum, or so cests for single
subscribers march 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

~ The following spirited lines are rom Ire,a lnd
NON Of the late J. ]. CALLAHAN, OF oo'A' ile,an'
w Mary Magdalsn" and "Gougane bar,
:. ,, '..a ,rhIsbed some time since.
WELLINGTON's NAME.
,,...,ere ,he moments when Liberty found thee
nov s frs, in her cause the fields Of the brave!
,,J,an ,he lions Of ocean charging around thee
b the strength Of their hills and the roar OF their waves
,s chieft,in what then was the thrs, of thy pride
Wheu loud through the warcload exulsnsiy came,
~ the battles red tide which they swelled as they died.
The shout OF green grn for Wellinston's name!
HOY, syee, when thy country thy garland was wreahins
And the fires OF thy triumph blazed brightly along,
Cana the voice OF her harp all is witchery breath',
And hal!owed ;hi name with the light of Its song.
And oh. twas strain in each patriot breast
That walked all the transport that lit all the flame
Aud rap,ured and blest the Isle of the West.
When he own bard sung her Wellington name
Sut Z is pa..-thou art false and thy country san 49,
Shall tell how she bled and she pleaded IN vsih
How the arm that should Lead her 10 iai,e an1 -
Pie child of her bosom, did rivet her chalh.
e., b;ok NOT for ever her vengeance shall sleep,
wild harp ,ha, once praised him ring louder ms stae
And yeer DER the DEEP hy free numbers shall sweep
Bear IN. curse of nation on Wellington's name
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY,
RICHARDSON Il CO.'S CELERR aTpn
AMERICAN PANACEA

THIS Medicine, compounded solely from ves4h
L bic matter free from aulteratioE. and waranted frs @
any ingredients detrimental 10 health was discovered az
since by an individual sory aicte with vi CTp
ATED SCROFULA and who has been under the tea,r.,,
Of the most eminent physicians the United States for cS
years, without the least apparent hole OF restoration 10 bS
and by them pronounced ncuabe but who t,i
the above nomed medicine Gel FIVE weekswas restored ton
success and aud has never fail led any instance whsr Az
following diseases to wit:-sALT RHEUM, SCROPI!L'1ae
ULCERATED SCROFULA, BRONCHITIS, FEVPS
T IU ASb GHEoSiiic EgM1TiisHa,L ffHI IEss
cry SlPELAs, BlLES, SCURVY, CHRONIC SnRii
EYES, BLOTCHES, pIMrLES on THE FIFIss
SGkLh HEAD, AND ALI. CUTANE0US DISEASEs
DICIOUS USE OF MERCURY. OR AN lMPIIIiRp
STATE OF THE BLOOD. The efficacy Of this meS,. .a
has been tested In all the diseases above enumerated and il
effects are truly astonishing, Only table spoonful 10
produces tonic effect while tn aost cases also ac
gentle cathartc increasing the appetite and general health
the patient, causing all liberated discharge mon NM
usely and produc ecctual Alternative of The whole IN
Persons while taking IT, should refrain from the use Cfn
- D''r''N' ''' ''''''' THos G. TAIMiGE
General agent 20 Pnes opposite the custom house n Yc
way; John =. Dodd 6.3 and nj Broadway; P Dckit ii
Broadway Dr. q. W. Sargent ISL Greenwichstreet; BuAS
Hiilyer lTS Greenwich street DR.. Eugene Crowel a
Bowery Jchn Syme; 30 Fulton street; Thomas Kyle 4
Hammond street, Reuben E. Moss 300 and 500 Grand street
L. T. Wheeler Co. ll2 Cherry street. next to Catherine ~
J. Syme 63 Bowery, all of whom have certificates and tad
monias Of its efficacy. Also III Brooklyn b. Ja3. W. SnS
corner of Cranberry and Fulton sreet3; George Ambrose
Squlres Buildings Atlantic street, and Mrs. H, Hayes, IL
Fulton street.
instructions fortaking the artica, aud great number
certificates and testimonials may be and Obtained y
OF the above PLACES. Mi eodlmly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

ITO IRON MASTERS or sale. Mill Sites
l. in the immediate neighbohood Ct btumnons Coal and
to tide water where such Coal aud Ore found together
The communication is complete with Philadelphia and Ba
the property aud farther information, apply to Archibald
Nf4nyre Albany Archibald Robertson PhaSSlphla; or
where may be specimens Of the coal and ole; also,
u n1S sms " s''' " z CASEY Civil Engineer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

a LIENS LADIES' FRENCH BOOTS
Tbs attention of the Ladies OF N-w-York is decidedly
directed 70 this beautiful article, manufactured BY Mr.
aie 10 i,spenaSd street. Go what society may,
is the elegance OF The fit and cut OF Aen's Boots and
SHOES Hence At Is that ne always busy, while Others
are complaining lisir quality cannot Se passed.
their eeaafy s.ssIet Sge ,aas,eriee OF Mechanic
and geases store is al 10 Lspenadsi ea Broadway
j23eol Il LADIES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

2A FOR SALE OR TO LET-The convenient
i,:.E story basement brick house No. liO Madison
street. has every for the accommodation
of large family, and Of the desirable situations
in the street The lot is 81 by 100 feet If Sold the larger
proportion OF the purchase money may remain
Also the story basement biick house directly in the
the above) No IS Monroe street with brick stable
the of the lot has convenience for the
mediation of families If sold the largest part Of
the purchase money may remain on mortgage Arply;o
JAS. LOVETT, at the Bowery ms. Co, cor. OF
2Yz 3owery and Grand street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26
L'AlRBANKs's PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.

FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM SCALES
he manufac have brought these Balances to rery
I lsn s IL snd ssi5 S
a ea es ss n 10 o wssa IL
and ACCURACY--accuracyn merely spssilic pon,
and 70 gwen amount but uniform every angle of
10 the highest capacity OF the Balance.
These Scales keep their adjustment, perfectly La
Ts s in a IN m aG 81 aSe the Ras tbs unti ]
and IA some Of them they hsre bsea long T. use The creation
weighing merchandise Merchants aud Others who have had
nHorm and 10 the fact thar @ apsT
b. These Scales have also cn iateusd England,
where they extensively used both private warehouses
3%A AH9k FEL9 e. Nj Is R ga'G:;5ss and
MoRANDs DAGUERRtoTYPE LIKE
W. NESSES.-The subscribers prepared at all times,
take ksnesses in style unsurpassed oy artist IN tbs
.fan is freely accorded By all, they ask the ol
lowing extracts taken from great nqmesr from the unso-
These deserving and Ingenious have brought the
as near to Do1 o5 to as as m ss
resmbl4nce but moe finished ia execution than any Others
Mond d,s 5ss of Chamber street aad Broada has re
Gently succeeded obtaining kenesses which possess the
MoRASD's DAGuEasrorYpe-r gentlemen: by pa.
tet and perseysrng experiment nave succeeded bringing
The art 10 perc Certainly not surpassed oy any
NIB Camera apd all necessary apparatus for sale, and
instruction gwen on moderate terms by
A s. 6. H. MORAND s CO,
Corner of Broadway and Chamber street,
iall 3awom Entrance in Chamber ST
's'HE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, viii
make Surveys, Estimates oeos and reports for Rail.
Bridges every description with plans and specifications,
and when required, will :uperinsnd ;heIr execution.
They will measure and compute cubca quantities OF earth
or rock estimate the cost OF removing the same they will
survey land and report the best mode Of rendering water
pow, available and OF opening mines and !uaTTies hey
machines and aid inventors procuring letters PATENT The
services Dr. Thomas p Jones have been secured Tor
business requiring personal attendance Washington They
will agents for the sale G. Letters Patent ALSO OF Mills.
Mines, Quarries, Machinery, &c
Address either Of the undersigned Merchants TX
change New York EDWIN EJOHNSON
pi0em* VILLA K CASEY
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4 SCIENTIFIC HAIR TONIC RESTORER
AND BEAUTIFlER

NIttL %
ITO THOSE who have used Jones's Coral Hair
L Restorative know excellent Qualities; TO whose VIM
have not say that the fact Of our selling hreeshmgk
afraid of persons trying small quantity FIRST we war8r,i
to possess the following auateslt will force the hao
grow any part where Nature intended hair grow sOp
falling off, cure sCur daudru and make light red ogf
hair grow dark For dressing the hair soft and silky, nO,
exceed rhs-t makes it uuy beautiful, and keeps !p
Tor the hair Sod-rce g. 5 or shillings bsttle-ad.
sign Of the American Eagle 80 Chathams,ree Newyoi
l39 FGonsrget. Brooklyn; State street Boston; Ledge
IA I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

GsA HALL TO LET-A commodous llallsut-
El able for Temperance Society or Lecture Room,
seats Nos 359 and SCI Broome street, between
the Bowry and Centre Market TO let for 2o nings
the week, exclusively for l. 2, years. From 10
COO b. comfortably seated and be enlarged
il Possession be had the of May next
An early application woEd BE- desirable order get su
Gent time alter and repair such things The applicants
may require,
Alsa TO let, thu premises, Room suitable for
School Room and which has been used such for
time.
For further information apply on the premises 10
f2 linz JOHN EDWARDS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

"a TO LET-The old established store end
CITE dwelling formerly owned and occupied by John Nc
LEE. Nab the of Eighth Avenue and Fourteenth
street The store and always has BEEN occupied as
Grocery There is new story brick Stable and Feed
House the premises which will De let with the above
The premises are all let the present occupant until the first
of May next who will sell his stock and give i'm
mediatey Inquire Of r CLENDENhN,
3,yS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26
CoMMIssION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

NO Is JUHN-SiKEEJ
l7LLIOr, BURNAP & BABCOCh a:e con.
= SANITY supplied with large and general assortment Of
which are the following Hubbard: coiored Papers IN
great variety, Boston Copperplate fapers, OF spPsno
Post and BnL Book Papers Pr;ners Cothers and Carpet
makers Press Boards Druggists Hardware and Cloth Pa
pes Bladcrs and Trunk Boards sheathng and Wrapping
Papers, Sc. &c.
Paper-maerE supplied with all kinds OF stock and mate
rlala. le30 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26


CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of wrlt er ia
eas to me directed and delivered will Expose to sale on
the ces;aule of the City Hall Of the City Of New-York All
the right title and interest which William Carr had on the
ith day of September A D. 1913, at any time since
and to certain lease executed by Francis Omsted Alex.
ander WEIGH dated February 2ist 1885 and recorded n the
Office of the Register Of the Cit and County Of NewYoik,
the 18th day Of July 1897 Liber 1913 Of Conyeyances,
page 57 of all the basement floor cellar nnder the build
Ing known and designated Number 23 and 220 Broadway
of Broadway and Ann in the City of York.
excepting back cellar the then occupied wine
the entrances from Broadwayand Ann street then arranged
Sc said lease expires May t 1886 the rent provided for IN
ali the right title and interest of said William j. Carr the
18th DAY September 1913 any since OF III and TO ur-
Their agreement or lease executed by said Francis Omsed
said WEIGH dated February sth 1896 and recorded
ber Of Conveyances page the bacN caar reserved
the first lease above mentorsd this last lease also expires
May lst 1885, and provided for of hundred doh
lars additional rent for the said back Gel
WM JONES' Sheriff
JAS. NEsprTT Deputy Sheriff.
Dated New York Jan. o. 1874. j29 law6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

hsA FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AND ME-
CEA this Office car be found greater variety
oprorerv for sale or for exchange lsa ct other Office
Factories, Water Po" Wild Lands; Houses and Lots in
almost every city and State in the Union Loans made
good city security. Merchants mechanics wishing
change goods OF article: for gsod productive
est TO negotiate through hi: Office All bgness entrusted
our care will meet with prompt attention.
A. p. j. {. SMITH, S. Llbertv-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

s@s:A FARM FOR SALE-Situated In the
ownsha Of We:tfclG, Esser County ,Fstc Iersevore
SAID farm contains 90 of highly cultivated land with
good dive ling House and Barn and other necessary build
rsspbsries strawberrss caan,s and goosberries and
large bed OF asparagus The place is well supplied with
wood in wheat aud rye the balance in lage This farm
viii be sold cheap as the present owner about engaging in
then be let for years, Inquire eff S STOUT,
PLANS Depot. iso5 1m-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

I'd FOR SALE--At Willianlsbursh, L. |. two
@ neat story brick front Henses and Lots, situated
on North Fourth ST. between Third and Fourth streets
and not oyer five minutes walk Grand Ferry Lots
25 by 100; Houses % b. 81 feet Each house contains SIX
rooms with fireplace and four bedrooms. all we'll finished and
good order They will be sold bargain and part OF the
hpnlr 10 Lag I'M z. PETTY. 255 Centre st, Ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

fggF SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
sPROPERTY-A farm containing about 50 acres. in the
ouniy OF esclester State of New ork and mile
been ns" made IN stone wall and has handsome cottage
nouSe win eihonse adjoining the kitchen with pump Of
eooG "e' oafn carrasehouses aud crib with flower
s.Fen Kitchen DO &c AID number of beds Of asparagus
ven suFie win iitIt app!es pears piums peaches. cher
eooSeberes, and cucrants and orchard
sainnt here suiiciencY of wood the farm
"rted WIN running streams teeast and the south
S!cS also TIE stock consisting OF yoke
par OF Brown horses and handsome barouce geese
10" and hogs, win all necessary farming utensils.
Ely .qf adjoining the land Of General Hamilton fronting
on the Albany Post Road having good hndiuE sizes y;h
Extensive views OF The Hudson River The land extending to
he hi7er MAJ he had required having handsome beach
and gooi front on TIE River. Enquire Of
JOHN A. MILDEBERGER
IA I'm Corner Of Hammond aud Fourth.st, New.York,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

Eva CROTON HALL TO LET.-Thls Hall, &C.
rs curying ons of the best locations in the city the
corner Of the BOwery and Dyison-seet, 20 lei four
finely fitted up has an a:te.roon irst-rae Piano Forte and
Of anv KIND JOHN ALGoHoI now ON trial at this Hal
Saturday evening Ie prosecuted y gF5at strength
ger clear. Inquire in Clock Establishment the Hall
f3 II H. SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

Ia FARM FOR SALE-Containing Al acres
ETH Of pasture, wood and plough land with number
.EA4of useful out-budmgs, situated in The village of
CALDWELL, Essen COUNTY =, \. J, 10 miles from
New-York, and North OF Newark The house is commo.
forwhch purpose II was built by Calvin Crane dec who
make good stand for Temperance Tavern it would
command custom from the much travel on the fine turnpike
Newark aud situated IL region OF country wse temper
prevails THERE'S variety of iu the premises; The
locat is high and healthy a line Of stages New
ark. thence by railroad NewYork Price S300G part of
which may remain mortgage. not sold before the 18Th
e Third month tNarch) viii then be offered pub
lots rentre purchasers be foand Title ndsputabl-
For further particulars inquire the premises 10 Wilson
York. OF MAHLON DAY s c o. 37l Pearl 81. Of I'm
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, IRON FoUNDEPS g.

7 Q IRON FOUNDERS p,o,os,,...
be received BY the Subscriber until tbs ac go s viii
49, r at t1s Office Of the csOon AqaedSc, W v;esr
siprh Water ppeshe sizes named TO be the ptSa .at M
aE& .ach pipe 70 De feet long '4''ee a'Ana',a
IL Inch 62 pounds: inch pipe weighing les rbn e nd Ia
and II iach sighns less than $50 pounds will Soue
Inc 6inch ires mus. not be under three quarters Of
IN the weight not 10 exceed the c.Icnl, a
al r.. OF Poand to The cabie neh than 10 posn ss
pressure c1 pounds 10 the square inch 4, BE- tFo
SteSnFs ct si;ogs tough ron FREE from ALI fsio
dssIsd on and su sasS hslyss Sa b c T
be designated By the SUBSCRIBE a. follow. i'f& asy
81 555 Is + '"eh pipes on the , Isl Ny ISL!
1000 liih
Proposals will state whether the pres ar - \,
fnrncs remslted iron and If from Bias, rem Ma,
specify the name OF The niue &c and ORE usad viii
loot VIII De named oF the and Il inch ppr. and M R
per ton for the is inch pipes. "1 ue Pties
Paymsns 70 b made within 20 days fom The io,D...; :
each palcl WITH reservation Of 10 re. cent un,;
plerion Of the contract. ''ii me esE
In deciding upon ths proposals the Croton Aop.5,.
mttee reserve the right OF Eeec,ias any propos,
approve, 'ey Oh
JAMES A. COFFIN
! 20 81 President Croten Aqueduet A.,
THE ONLY GENUINE AND ORI1S1T7
a. EFTRAt tT0S GHEGMIeAk SoAP For cuss
TO THE PUBLIc-The proprietor ofth was lst.v
10 his bed several weeks during which time this aasc
mously counterieltsd therefore buy cake Of ss,s
out the ssuature Of T. Jones the wrapper and
IN this CITY only et 50 Chaham-stre-,, and ont Of S
only Of the agents here advertised Be careful Of TIM I s
the genuine Always ask for Joress Italian
Soaptake other. Without misrepresensor J,hsnita
lis positive QUALITIES for which it has received the hiS ~
comiums of the iacuty, and the unsolicited apr1oT,fr
Medical society OF Paris has cured thousands in ,S M
ted States OF every Disagreement and eruption Of tbs IN
such pimpes, reckes, botohes salt rheum scu,y t
spots tan, sun burn morphew, Sc. Cure chapps fss H.
IL will change thu color OF dark yellow or sun bnrn,
beautifully healthy cearnes To Prove 10 the ruSi s
excellencs his Rad the following diploma awsSS,sN
Vesnrn the inventor by the Medical Society Of W
consider NJ Nespni is ths greatest phanhfop,
and his Italian Chemical Soap macs TO cure anr sr ~
Disagreement ofthe skin. IL will prove blessing 10 ,D,
ages" Sold by the only general agent IN the United S,
1. Jones, wholesale rertumsr sign of the American E.s
81 thathamstreet. y. Y, l29 Fuonsreet BIo,sIr.
State.steet, Boston, Ledger Buildings Phlad.rSa -
Nns.htseet, Nlalleslon, .. y ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

ga FOR SALE-A Paper Mil, Dwelling House
T.:R and Orchard, with 3 good land, situated in
Whipany New jersey, a miles from New-York, and
and within 81 miles from the MoTistown Railroad and
falling stream of will drive engines in the dry est time
The water wheel new feet wide and i feet diameter.
with good engines and RAINING gee For further
ticnjars INQUIRE of GAUNT s. DERRICKSON,
ii06m l59 South ST. \. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

srORNS, CORNS AND TOOTHACHE Cured
~ without extracting for sale C. BURs Jewellery
Store 80 Bowery, a. Y. PE,ce 80 each. ja2e In