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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

4 MEXICAN POST OFFT'T.--Ikc Amerieun
IlLensr Mail Company have e, she'd Po.t Offices in
NsC-YoTk, Philadelphia Bditim md Boston and will
transmit letters dolly from each I, the others-twice
day between Newly ork and Philad-ipkis.
Postsge o. cents for each half payable always advance
Stamps IN for dollar.
They viii carry only <ttcrs.
heir purpose carry letters By the most rapid convey
d at the cheapest and 20 extend their operations
las fast patronage may uss the principal routes Of
the country to give 20 the public the
citiesio correspondence that De afforded uniform
OF postage.
The Company Gesgn also l sustained BIZ the publc) tho
roughly .2sate the question: and the constitutional
rISht competition The business OF Carrying letters
The gouui= Which they assert this right Published
and for sale, 1T the Offices pamphlet form.
letters containing money w,!l not &c received.
Until further letters az their destination
unlrSs promptly Called fo "l De delivered NJ Carriers
deposited for delivery in the Government Eos: O;cs.
The mails for Philadelphia viii De closed hall past A
VI and quarter past4 ? " Those fox Boston half past
z. VI.
Mails WI commence running from New-YoIk to Boston
ana Philadelphia fusSday TIE 20 ins; l. NJ from Boston
Wednesday, from Baltimore or Thursdly.
Office in NswYork 20 Wali.stre-i; Philadelphia, Ca Ches
nutstset Boston, 2 State-seet Baltimore Museum Build
ms, CalveTt-st
Refer in Nsy'YorS 10 JOSIAH Hors. Esq IS Merchants
Exchange; Stlas jones Esq. SO Was.strset.
u the pr5c the enterprise they requested TO
,'.SN''0'> '''' LySASDER sPooNER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

Ts@Sts Cf1aN!Cs LAND, LOAN AND EXCHANGE
OFTCEAt This Office be fcuud variety
9poperg for sale or for escass aa sy ottel Office
Factories Water Power Wild Lands Houses, and LOIS IN
amos, every and State the Union. Loans made
good city .ecniry Merchants mechanics wishing
change goods manufactured acles fo coed productive
nroperty for valuable wild lands will find ti>eir
e., 10 negotiate .ough ,hs office. All business eIted 70
o II care VIII meet with prompt attention.
III # a. SMITH, 10 LlbeItY-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29
sEBRING'S RESTORATIVE COpnTr

now universally admitted 10 b. os..l -"
1speclfc for Dyspepsia Nervous Af,,tic, Vea!ail
OF APPETITE Debility &c. Physician, "a Lea
tents gentlemen Who have experienced ~ slf D.
oenchtIom ts exhibition n and OH, s1sai.s
ss made as o rso sq y 10 sl5 spP; iP4 & nd I
the Ilch mans bliss, has, through rs iatnsDn seaz
,endgd % a. Glasses aud a Sc e
t9frss merchants aAH bankers awyer and dynss III
as her certificates aRd Tscomuspdariont
c. thousands uDou thousands remain no ~ E'eft
whea an 'niallabe remedy Offered to than "a bs
i've ort!li, which Is prepared b. c. C. SERRiTT'eS
sold al his Office No Murray street -oi''.,H M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

INTILUER'S PATENT SALAMANDER
w SATELLITE subscriber is the only authorized per-
the State make sell these valuable property
aud pledges hm,s the public that all safes made
BY shall be equal tested they never having
failed the conents unajured ou%h frequently
o,s.come, and they parraned dry-aii having
Chubb Thief detscor Lock, Which renders them the most
perfect rlicie offered 10 the public.
Those who wish purchase article called Improved
Saamander Safes Imitation Saamapder Safes or Second
yroq and other second maud safes b furnished with
all aud designs prices according y by apply
irg AZ the Iron Safe Warehouse aud Factory of
fG SILAS e.. HERRING, t30 Water st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29
az.snRs CHURCH BELLS AND ToW ,.s

zas CHURCH BELLS AND lOW ..a
RCLoCKs-Ths sab.cnb2r s yho E Es, Of ~
ails and 1913 fot ne best toned Church Bell ass
also silver Meda 70; the best Bel and DpsjI a 1871
0oo.r s, Is now prepsfe at his Fcuady TO iaIis
B Of io 20 TO lae lbs made Of The ps. 10
rnrorst ras, .on Yokes wi,h movable arms; ne
INK demand for his Bss is the b' syitsass ts r enh the
u ed ,mosf ali he S,res and about $50 have seen is
a,hd rsu; places in STAT Of Instr,
e1s r'0'sA N1N ~''3' ANDREW MENEELs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

Ees CROTON HALL TO !4ET.-This Hall, oc-
iS curying of The beGt locations in the city al the
corr Of the BOery and Divsion-stree IS 70 lei tour
e.eanGs fseh week, and svery da Sundays il Is
finely tilted up has auteroom. ,fara Piano Forte and
Vel calculated for Lectures Concerts and Pubic eetng
of any kind JOHN ALCOHOL is trial al this Hall
ever Saturday evening H. prosecuted with great strength
aud yisor sad defended with equal spirit and will probably
ger cea:. pQuire Clock Establishments over tbs hall
{? re z SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

RosBERy.-The dry goods store of Ny. John
Easter, in Baltimore was entered on Monday
night by thieves and robbed of goods TO the
amount of about $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

4 PowERFus. MAoSET.-Professo Locke, of
Cincinnati, has invented and made magnet
which lifts eleven hundred pounds. The magnet
weighs only Il, pounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

Ss " illiarn-sIeet, General lssut Tor thi, CITY;
and by mos OF the principal retail druggists in New York a.,
Brooklyn. --4
This no; medicine. 1t has been known for y.sa
vicinity whse has oeen sold But effort has evy Ssfrs
been made 20 introduce II 70 the publ. large 6y
Intrinsic crS, and 10 depend for celebrity uron Gca
expe1Ienc, sni the uOHdeJI cures IL has effected TN.
extent CT these and the nigh and just reputation whchit hss
voluntarily furnished 10 the rcprs1or By gentlemen Of n.
medical profession aud others who have ed it, lis now
for the lrst me advertised ~ The pnoc Journals, 10 orer
that s priceless benefits may &c made known aud enjoy al
widely by the afflicted who are Suffrr!ag without
knowledge of its healing powers
Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Influenza Whoopiug Cough,
Group orms, Hemcage Tor raising et bood) and tbs
whole class OF diseases affecting hS breast and lungs tsndrs
consumption AID other kindred diseases controlled o.
character They commence with slehf cold, with soma
ttiing ament, which being frs; neglected leads IL
ammation and slowly advance step e tep Gnt the ccs
sutoa gives way, and the victim Is brought thevsry
verge OF the grave.
who has regard Cor the nsssmabe blessing
powerful BALsAM In this climate where charges Of weather
su!dea and their effect. Injurious it is immensely
important 4 timely of It has aud will save thor.
sands from the pains rroraced illness from beds Of Ian
gushing, from wasted frames dcStatrd constitutions ana
e'-i from death itself The ns sum paid for bottle of,s
extraordinary curative has often saved suns of money
which hYe been paid for medical attendance during
!oag course o! painful sickness.
With their wonderful and ecscious powes Dr. Hcuss
MASS GEHMAN Ceuah DROP, free from every nsredien.
OF taihtating o. dangerous nature. hay purely
vegetable compound and be taken with safety il
all hnC1 OF WEATHER and uldc. all ccgUS'aDceE The O.
chs invaluable uedlcee has also caused great
tho health G; esons c0lsttpaJnay feeble! effects to
ipart and rlgor the system while il in 10 INSTANCE
weakcrs the patient. II es mild healing exrscoraat
and the very gentle ionic is In short the
HEALING BALM which restores health Strength vy-r
tcity sud choruHeSs the weakened frame and the des.
pcIc:as mini IL IS the sign OF triumph sickness aae
pain 10 heic most oppressive forms. his proved BY the
proved 81 M who choie TO Try It, Price 80 cents bottle Of
onnceS MI 3tawly I'm"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29
For the New-york Ts!cgnt.
TO THE SPIRIT OF SLEEP.
by ELIZABETH J. EAMEs.

o gentle Sleep. Natures soft muse
How have / ffis htened thee, that thou no rnors
wi, weigh r,y eye-ds down. and
Steep my senses IN forgetiunessi Shakespeare
SPIRIT that iidest meath thy brooding wing
The many -miilion woes and cares that spring
In aian's harsh path by day
Thou who didst fold Ear,hs tired ones to thy breast
And on their heavy eye-lids softly rest
Chasing their cares away
Thou whose sweet ministry DER the silent world,
Is felt-whene'er thy pnion is unfurld--
Q unseen spirit! say
Bv what enchanted spell-whas mas ic sign,
Itoo may hope TO make thy blessings nina
Spirit OF universal NATURES rear,
Refreshey of the frame by toll oppressed,
Or lingering illness bow'd-
Swee, influence tina, is ever, ever wooed
Both for the restless mind and languld mood
For til hopes and fears which crowd
Into one little ife-and through the day
Prompt US TO rise or struggle as We may
How shall the weary-bow'd,
And weary hearted win thy bland caress,
o thou that hast such holy power to bless?
Spirit / seek thee in the solemn night,
Through the long watches, till the morning light,
seek thee, but in vain.
The clear, calm stars and moon-beams on me shine
They bring no canness to this heart Of mine
No quiet to this brain;
Blu, pale and anxious, by sad thoughts oppressed,
turn and toss till morn % welcome guest9
Bringeth the light again;
AND then, once more close my dropping lids
But Memory still thy soothing reign forbds.
Spirit invoked, o vainly! thou hast not
The power to chase The shadows from my LOT,
The gift is not with thee.
But one who hath been call'd thine elder brother,
Who, soop or late, all human ills doth smother
Will be more kind TO me.
evil not scorn this sinking hearts appeal,
Which hath no sorrow but his touch can heal
Most sure ndlestingy!
Spirit-no more Thy presence compel,
Blu. turn beneath has shadowy wing TO dwell.
February 1916.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

-. FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE FOR CITY
1T&PkOPERTl--A handsome productive groin farm
Ssyig on the Passac river Paterson v Jersey 100
acres land aud good farm buildings. Apply TO
26i q; A. T. SMITH IS Ibsrtv.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

seq ACRES ILLINOIS LANDS FOR Sale
Lands location and liries good Bargain,
"a Il a P SMITH. S Lih-rtr 81,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29
yEnHE undersigned. CIVIL ENlIlNEEES.. Will

TIE uIGersiSneu, CIVIL ENTINEtNS, WI!
= make Surysy:, Estimates o. cost and ierofi for Rail-
wdys, CaGas Roads, Docs WhaTves Sustaining Walls,
BiidSs q every esscTPton WITH Hans ana specifications
au.l "seu required vii sulerin;snd
Trey measure ard compute cUbca Qulnti;le5 OF earth
orEock stmee the cost OF "movn- tn same; they viii
sujvsr an anG report The oes; mode OF reuGering
pcEeT ayasbr ard Of opening mines aud q1arries Thsy
val make dr42lEss and Specifications OF improvements m
machines aud aid Inventors procuring letters patsas, The
Of Dr. Iaoma. Jones tsu secured any
business requiring personal aEtendsnce asnSton They
viii agents for the sale Letters Patent Also Of Mills,
Mines, Qua-ss, Ihachaerv, &c.
Address either OF ,4 Undersigned at 81 Mekhsuts E1-
change, Nav York EDWIN +. JOHNSON,
WIiI,lAM Z CASEY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

E,HE ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
/ ITALIAN CHEMICAL soar: FOR THE CURE
o. ERuP HONS. CHAPtED FLESH, &c.-CAUTIOS
TO THE PUsLlCThe proprietor Of this was lately confined
TO his bed several weeks during which time this nfa
mouSy ereed therefore never buy cake OF this With
cut the signature Of T. JONES the wrapper and particularly
in this City only 80 Chqhlm-street aud Of this city
only OF the hse advertised Be Careful OF hl:, Ton
the genuine. Always ask tor Jopess Italian Chemical
Soap-at- other. Without Misrepresentation these
It's positive qualities for which has received the highest
Medical ooc~ty OF Paris. has cured thousands IN thu un
such as rimpir. reces Sotches. SAT- rheum sCu1ry heat
spots; tan, burn, norItew Cure chapped flesh &c
10 beautifully healthy cearness 10 prove the public the
xcelience Of his read the following diploma awarded NJ
Vespqn the inventor b. the ieIcal Society OF Paris VIZ
and his Italian Chemical Soap miracle any erupnOus
Disagreement of;he skin. It viii prove blessing 10 uture
ages Sold by the DULY general the United States
T Jones wholessis peIiumer ,iSr Of the AMERICAN Ease
at-.stTet, Boston, Ledger Buildings Philadelphia; 2G7
k!ug-strapt, Charleston, =. &. II. i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

Gga FOR SALE--A Paper Mill Dwelling House
ET; and Orchard with - good land sltnaed in
LEI Whppsnv, New Jersey 81 nea from NewYork and
and within q miles from the Morsown Raj road, and
miles below M0rTetown. The Mill is situated on never
falling stlearn VIII dnrei engines dryest time
The wheel is l6et wide and Il feet diameter
with good enginea and running geer. For further par
ticularI inquire of GAUNT DERalCksQN:
ito SIN i59 South 81 y. YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29
OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAxEs,
Old Alms-House iPark.l 6

OFFICE ItECEIVEk
Old Alms-House, (PaEkjS
T;NAXES OF IS43.-Pursuant TO the 9Th and 9th
Z Sections Of the 81 Article of The Act for the Collection
pubic hereby given, that unless the Taxes
naming unpaid shall b. paid 5eot@ The 18th Gay Of
February next addition OF pIf ce Will De charged
upon al Ia,s remaining unpaid that day; and farther
add oi per cent will be charged upon all Faxes
naming uuPad the 18th day OF Niarcn next
ie Taxes required 10 be paid IN money cuien: at he
:crer.! Banks IN this City.
O.!c- hours, flom 4. NJ. I'LL z. NJ.
j25 tA!hl Il. T KlEES'rt.O. Receiver of Taxes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29
DR-AF'TS ON ENiIi,iNU

:, -. DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRE
>/f>rzsgf LAND, &c Persons about renit,ing lnou
/rnL-tSTaey 70 their friends the Old Country can
HI5lS1llS te supplied with Drafts sans OF 81 -
- = 20, $50 $50 or sny amount, pasa-
Ole demand without discount Ot.e charge d; The
National BANK of Ireland Prev nci. Bank do, aesIs. ia,
Bull Soa Co Bankers, London Banned CO., Exchange
and Discount Bank Liverpool Eastern Bank OF Scotland
Greenock Banking Company. Sir William Forbes, Hunter X
Co. Scotland and the branches IL eyry pos; through,
England Ireland Scotland lnG Wales which Drafts III
BE- forwarded bg eittI Of TIE packets Of the 18TH 2s
26h or the steamer sailing fIcta Boston
Inc ist OF March. Apply TO ". < J. i. TAFSCOTT
4; nsuerc Passage Office, l3 Peck slip cor Soul.s,
B-A .rt-r l-on no county,. aust csInr post nad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

ss2 TO LET-From the first Of May, small!
TWO story buck House almost and in good repair.
nh basen.n AID nnder cellar X is pleas mil
situated the Of the iot No liz Clinton 81 Grand
with very handsome ga;dsl front extending he side
walk tor further particulars Inquire al iI3 Clinton street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

ssg FOR SALE--A Farm of l04 acres, plea
1 sanity snated in HuanEroa, /. aboutl mile, from
-Hsz. Norhport formerly Cow Harbor from which place
packet plies aud from Newyork weekly. On said Farm
there's good dwelling hons- bar aud other
budngsa good bearing apple orchard and abundance Of all
ot-r Kinds of irutwenty Of timber good euceto-
Gster With vel OF water the door and cis.em
s offered Tor sale consequence OF III health OF the
and will be sold low nth hout the stock and farming
utensils Title ndSEu,able and full particulars made known
tween aud P VI. or +. w. WOOD, Northport.
Nodhport. Feb q, 1874 f2 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

fsss> For. SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
ezss: Pr oPERTY-A fine Farm OF ll5 acres is coed
ing farm With orchard aud buildings lying near
Paterson on the passaIc RiveI, Apply 10
lsStf 4. 2 SMITH, IS Liberty 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29
DOCT. HoUsEMAN's
GER MAN COUGH DROPS

pREPARED and sold wholesale by John
l DAVIS, city of Hudson. Columbia conptT \ ~
for sale IN this city atwh- esss and Te;ll Sy ~'
JAMES :. tsptNwlIt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

lar2 FOR SALE OR TO Lt.T-Ihe Three Sto.
risi ry and attic Brick Dwelling House No. 80 Second
The Lot is IS by ITO FEEL the House . BY 80
feet with story attached.
Amply 10 the Howard las Go. IS Wall 81. i8tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

SsA COUNTRY S1.AT-To Let or for safe,
I.;# most desirable Country Residence Jamaica, L.
fonring the leading Avenue, bur short distance from
the Railroad nearly two oInanented with orrern
and grape vines yaety Of choice berries,
paragus flowers shrubs sc. The whole Improvements
modern and convenient built expressly for the present
The above property the whole consisting OF abCut
acres o? rch gardening land and nursery viii be sold
changed If not sold will rented application made
TO JNO. II. ?OILLON, No. Q AtlaDuc.st,
. So,,th Ferry Proof lyu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

|'EAS.-00 hall chests Young Hyson, Canton
/ packed. for sale by
81 GRiNNl.LL MINTTrRN 81 E III soutb-,.
MATTERS GOlTON-l0 bales very superior
Alcarded Cotton Tor hatte7s use. fo1.sals BIZ
2ii 4 MUM u rETTIBONE, IS Mad.nlene
+ HE DURIC LAMP, superior to ell other
Z Lamp. for burning Campk-re This Lamp simple in
It's construction, easily trimmed, and gives grea, dsal
light small sTpanse Manufactured aud for sale by
DlETZ, BROTHER co
IL es No. L, John 81 " York and Hicks 81, Brook7;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

MA HOUSE And LOT FOX SALE line
.; story frek front House and Ley, No Jos Eid:dge
% feet front by So feet deep-Souse 25 feet
front By SO FEST deep zodera butt with marble :nantey fold
ing door Sc nc: disposed OF previously viii be sold 1t
Inquire of Rabep Bunker, No 90 Pine VIM Il. Frank
lin Nc. Is eToadst les If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

CNQhEf ChlnlN EYS.-Ihe subscribers have
~ invented doabe Venti!atins Cap, with which they
guarantee 10 ebImleys ,mokiry-price moderate
+. MAYOR * co. 70 Broad 81
SIS Of the above may be four hoqses
longing 70 D Anstia ESQ un7n Place, New York; also
s!7h' OF Col Webs dwelling Of III, and
avenue f.l2ti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

go FOR bACHANGt---1i suug Farm contain
loo acres OF Land. coed Hops- barn Orchard and
Fence; VIII take threeruaEsrs Michigan Lands and
cas Ami p Smith iharrr-.I no tr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

Sc. FOR SALt-20N acres OF excellent land sit
in III town o Morehouse. Hamilton County y.
10y about 80 miles from Utca. Tine Improvements ae
erreilsi ye ia thu neis "a h. .shGo!. Apply 20
Il: ANTHONY BLEECkER s co Z Brnad..t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

7 LIVERPOOL COAL.-300 CHALDkONS-
~ The subscribe. is prepared make liberal advances
Liverpool Coal 70 sell on commission
T. STOKES DICKERSON,
III II i0T Anthony street Broadway;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

An OREeoNlAN.-Away out in far Missouri, a
farmer recently found man IN q huckskin dress,
roasting green corn by the road side, IN front Of
his mansion, whom 10 approached and accosted
with
GOOD day, my friend, You arc making
solitary meal 7"
Yes, sir was the reply, guess / am accus-
toned TO that
'Wili you no. walk in and take something TO
eat with US 9''
'No, sir I thank you; but, be continued with
the sang fIoid OF Diogenes, if you viii per-
NIT me to replenioh ny stock Of provisions from
your corn field, shall be under many obliga-
fions'
Certainly. Help yourself. You appear alone,
and pedestrian; which way are you from ~
From Oregon, sir
"indeed Are you direct from that country :"
mo, SIR answered the stranger, have been
10 the State OF Maine, TO see my sister,
g Do you always travel on foot 7"
Il do that
"And where are you going now %
To Oregon, again, sr.' iPicayunoY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

7 AIDES, DON'T USt, COMMON CHALK, 1t
iIlooks bad, it INJURIES the skin, and makes it look yellow
Try Joness Spanish Lily White II gives the face neck
pure lleike slabsser wilderness. Sold the sga oE the
American Eagle g. Ch4thamsreet, New ork and 1870
EuiiOn-Strspt 81: Administered. Brooklyn. IA I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

s.zFls> 10 HANDSOME FARMS 70 EXCHANGE
zlsSs FOR GOODS, located near The NewY ok and ETie
$500 Railroad with Houses BaTrs Orchards. Wood and
fongh Land Pce SEQ acre Some Western lands ard
vond not b. octs 20. D: be
5yaga9!ng 10 a. 2. Smith. IS Libsrtv 81. t1sH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

T LIVERPOOL COAL YARD.--The subscriber
IL intends giving ms particular attention, the purchase
and sale Of the above Coal Consumers of Liverpool Coal
invited 10 eel. the subscriber before purchasing else.
where as he il prepared 10 sci! for small pryfty
L. STOKES DlCKERSON.
No. !91 Anlhnny:stTeet, wear groalwav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

YOU WHO USE SAKSApAKILLA-Try
Joness Extract OF SarsapsLIa Candy; us excellent
powerful aud pure OF the Sold a: Is
package for ST. te sikh OF The American Eagle, 81
Chatham ST. \. y 39 Fulton and S.! Atlantic ST. Brook
Ivan iclt m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

ISL SUBUR BAN RESIDENCE TO LET at
IA Ravcnswood with view of the city-Ths place on
the bank of ;he East River. op2Ot- Blacswelfs
lsaod now in the occupation OF A1r. Moses Allen Apply
10 W. e. HARRISON, No jS7 Fultor.s;Ieet III Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

CLOOP STANDARD FOR SALE-Shc IS 50
~ toys bUrthec. ard sails wi,hn the i.t few
months AID mug the complies oree she can
b. seen al the tco OF Market ING Of l.
corner OF Broadway aud Chatham Square. 27f w.
COLAR LAMPS AND GlRANDOLES-Ju-t
received an sscuent Of III. above Of tee ae. ranuf.c
tprs which wall BE sold Xery low, By
1.ss Inns AEBERT BEACH, ia Cha.hsm.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

IyA TO LET.-The Lot and Stables Nc Isl
t1;S Mott st. between Grand and Broome. There is room
in the sta Sic for nn Horses and shed for several
vehicles. Inquire OF ". BAKEWELL, No l53 Motts
I,,f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

S6 Wiam-street, General Agent Tor th, civ.
and bY mos, OF the principal retail du;.ists in New ork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

BEACH ORCHARD, KEDASH COAL-pRIcE
L REDUCED Owing TO the opening of navigation on
the Delaware AID Schuylk and The consequent spin- &c
coal 10 this mark also the reduction tolls Penn
syl7ana anal .; Eighteen per ton 1910 lbs
The subscriber has reduced tn price q" his oai TWENTY
On hand sale, Peach Orchard Coal Of
al szes delivered fee Of cartsse good order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

GOAL! COAL!!-At s. % per ton--HroKen,
- Egg and large sGrS-The subscriber row delivering
the bet Peach Orch .rd Red Ash Coal above low prCs
for cash, Well screened au, weighed 81 City wegher.
PETER CLINTON,
j2i 2ma Yard corner of Kiug and Cfrsenyy,ch SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

9qnp Dcy Line Jepeen NeD York and .ll5any TOR IS;a
The new and splsrdd steamboats, NORTH AMER!
ca and tn AMERICA, viii Iun daily tsundays *
ceped) between New Yoik and ALBANY Day line. The
above boats are large and airy and Of frs. speed They
have newly oruamented, and emheshed and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

GOLORING or DYING HAIK-WHlIE,
~ RED, or GREY HAIR changed to a dark brown OF
pernonent black by the Moori:h rDye. Sold az 50
81 bottle IN. sign Of tie American tcgIs Sc Ch1tham
street, New York or l39 Fulton, 5s Atlantic street,
BROOKLYN. fell I'm