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NAvAL.-Lst of officers of the U. S schooner
Flrt, sailed from Galveston, Feb. %, on a cruise
all well John A. Davis Lieut. Commanding. II. +. Porter,
j. H. Parker, Acting Lieuenants. s. b. Elliott, Acting
Master Robt. Woodwork, Assistant Surgeon James
II Harrison, Acting Purser s. L. Rarie, Masters Mate.
w. II. Burk, Pursers Steward
THE Texas NAvy-We are requested TO say that per
having claims against the Texan Navy, obtain
information at the office of the Texan Consul No Old
Levee.-Netp Orleans Bulletin.
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SAVANNAH PIRATES We are rejoced to learn
that another of the Savannah River pirates is in Il
fair way of having justice done him At special term Of
the City Court held yesterday, Judge De Lyon presiding
James Monohon mentioned In paper of Saturday last
having been arrested for stealing from the Swe
dish brig Oscar examined before the grand jury and
true bill found. The court then adjourned till Friday
next when he will be tried for the ofenceSarannah
Rem March g.,
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u, 3. Circuit Court.
10 coro IuJe,a Rate

March 9.--Joseph Miller, German, indicted for
attempting to pass counterfeit % cent piece Ellen
Burnes. The prosecutrx kept an apple stand and the
prisoner offered it to her in payment for penny Of
apples. Officer G. NJ. Smith passing by at the mc
and the handed the % cent piece to the officer
who arrested the prisoner. The prisoner made no de
fence called three witnesses to his character
The prisoner acquitted and discharged. after which
the Court adjourned
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MAGNIN'S
LUCINA CORDIAL,


OR, ELIXIR OF LOVE.
FOR the speedy and Of female irregularities i'm
potency, barr.nnes, fuOr albus ncpient pton
constitutional debility, whether the result of mprudencs i'll
accident
ssensaton produced by this wonderful medical discover
Paris has bevn nearly equaed by introduction into
America Numerous estmon'als have been received from
those whose constitution wreck, but who have
been nvigorated by Cordial Others who
hai their health by their folly have
and this cordial thu Of restoration, sle all other
medical aid had been used The hitherto chldess fire
side has en been rendered happy and the nrm be mpoteu
and the have again eIued in the elasticity and
Of hyRone days.
ii Of of the interior villages New York states
case IN WHICH by the ue Of two bottles Of Lucna Cordial
couple after four of bitter dapp0 bled
rejoice the realization of the fondsst hopes of married
The agent for the city Of A.. New York. sold bottle
gentleman who had been afflicted with disease Of thu ueha
for eeyen wears few days ne returned and said he had de-
Treatment for eleven lie iumed ey bought six DO ties
Our frbids the which
liberty The universal satisfaction which
this inestmable Elixir has given single complaint hav-
ing been made Of The least proofs of its unvalled
excelie.cs.
Price 50 per bottle.
sold 90 Nassau New York North Sixth street. Phils.
dephis Smith Fowe, 1873 Warrington street, Boston
fe27 1mrec
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ENGLISH BONNETS, MILLINERY, &c.
ss NiGdea Lane splendd a.s.rtm.nt Of ENGLisH non
NETS consisting Of super Pa.eus fine RntandA Alb r.
bon' q Flowe and every other article in The slinar
Mllnes and Others respectfully invited call ar
the above The ng Hats the cl.aest and best
10 the All the above will BE- sold at wholesale
tail, at 81 Maiden Lane and 81 John street.
J. LYON
N. B.The Basement Of 36 Maiden Lane to le-posseson
given Immediately. ms lmsec
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THAw IN CANADA.--During the last two days we
have had rapid thaw, produced by mild weather
and rain and streets in the state usually
find them in month later in the season We have not
yet heard OF any accidents from the falling OF the
and ice from the overcharged roofs.-Quebee Mercury,
March O.
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NAvAL.-The Cape Town, G. G.. II. Shipping
List OF the 18th Of last December, has the follow
ing
The u. S. corvette st. Louis OF - guns Capt Kocke,
from Rio, had put into Saldanha Bay and remaining
there when the last accounts left The u s. brig Chipoa,
with stores recovered from the u s. corvette Concord,
wrecked in the Mozambique channel, had also put into
Saldanha Bay, and again sailed for Rio.
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RIGur OF PETInoN.-The House have passed 10
a third reading the resolutions offered some days
since by the representative for this city, Mr. Stevens
The negatives all locos ALBANY .qdpertiser, Mnch9
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n1Xn 1uo

rNHE SUBSCRIBER hereby informs his friends and the
public, that he has comm-ncea to bake Passover Bread for
the ENSUING lidays and ready for delivery.
notwithstanding tht he has contracted with the conxrega
tlors .fnshi ChesFd ShGr Shomd and Beth Israel he
shall te~l happy supply longing
gre.aons The majority Of the members Of Elm street
eeIs confident That this noble AID iudeesntent will
Their who they please without
being under any restraint. Nj. B. COHEN.
TERMs-H1yn of. .up.rio, quality. 81. to tn. pound
at six ceuts meal sisht cents per pound:
p Orders all kinds Of Cakes for the approaching
holidays his Bakery, 43 Dey street. % Duane
f20 imsrc
THE SUBSCRIBER intend, keeping Groceries for the EN-.
suing Passover 0OS at ss Catherine street, where
those of his friends that will honor him with CALL can be
furnished with the hest quality The lowest prices
The Coffee and Spice. ground, if required any
of the city freq Of expense
The abovs Groceries will be ready for sale on Tuesday
March H. 1914 Orders received 70 rd 96 athepe street
mi 2wsr: l.. M. klTTERBAND.
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ONO RIvER-At Wheeling, on Wednesday,
there were II feet Of water in the chanpe-rsing A,
Pittsburgh, the day, the river had nine and half
feet OF water in the channel-rising.
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THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY
Respectfully their Third land Last but One
Y D Z IL EN- TERT1IN NEWT
ON MONDAY EVENING, MARCH II, 1914.

ON MONDAY EVENING. MARCH ii. 1874
NIBLo's CONCERT SALOON,
BROADWAY,
WHEN their new productions, with their vorte cid
pieces will be introduced which have been approved by
1ie1fts 50 cents each to be lad s the usual places
A Pirates Ges.. Baker.
THE COT wHERiEs '' VIZ WE'RE BORN.
THE IRISH EMIGRANT,s LAMENT.
I'm sitting on the site Mary,
Whsre we sat side by aide,
On a bright May morning long ago,
When hr-t you were my bride.
THE srs sf5s:S.ss CALL.
Writ,ea by B. sroNn Macao China, hearing Of the
Death OF OF a S.erata Di,tance
voice frsm the silent tomb.
Enreata with a s sweet command,
WE ARE HAPPY AND FREE.
Subject from Ranec Hutchinson.
REcoLLEcTSisa'GSs OF HOME.
All why from o y native home did we part,
With its taips and valleys dear each heart!
OR the wide waste OF waters strangers roam.
LAND OF WASHINGTON.
Words by g. r. Morris Esq ranged Qaartete by
THE b bf% fii' SF wsG%skREN.
Written by Epes Sargent, Esq.
WY NY 5, MOTHERS BIBLE;
ROCKAWAY
Words BY Henry John Sharpe. Melody by Russell
THE cnAyss s 81 s,isArAnrE.
Arranged by Hutchinson.
ONCE ON A TINE,
o. the Origin of Yankee Doodle.
THE OLD GRANITE STATE, &c &c
Containing Family History the Sons and daughters Of the
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SPRING GOODS.
WILLIAM r.. JENNINGS g. CO.,
DIAPERS AND TAILORS,

OPPOSITE THE FOUNTAIN,
RE in the receipt of large of New Goods for
n Spring wear including Fensh and English Cas,imeres
styles stripes, plaids &c rich sils Satin and Chay
Veng direct from their London and Paris Agency through
who they will be enabled furnish early date all the
novelties Of the and by saving Of the mportes profit
characterized the concern, whit every attention will be d.
tofore the ief points the OF
ment l. Gr rate workmanship with style and character
cat mlO lm'ec
MEDICAL TRUTH AND NO QUACKERY-DR. J..
wi EVANS has been In Practice for the last ~ in this
city, end 20 years in din rent Europan Hospitals
THAI he ovs Urge share c practice Is well known to the
braines claiming fo,y years have assumed
his the public. Recollect the old with
his head and genuine medical diplomas will he found
No 2s8 Peal street. Of Beekmsn sre,, whore ne
prsrtcss with his usual succtss con6dentally
bah undertaken at No 2sa Pearl street are guar.
antted. mllitsrc
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received full files of Houston and Galveston dates
to the oath inst.
The papers are quite barren OF news.
All the papers have less to say on the SUBJECT
annexation, and they all agree that that extra was
great hoax. - -,
The Galveston Civilian Of the 24h copies the article
from our neighbor the Republican, giving the partcn-
lars in relation the negotiation OF the treaty for the an
nexaOn Of Texas to the United States which were de-
rived from source entitled 10 the utmost confidence
on which the Civilian remarks that il knows the nfor
mntion 10 be Inaccurate in the most mpor
tan particulars and that IL 10 he observed also thai
there every believe that the Government OF
Texas will not consent TO the measure so long there
hntering prospect OF complete recognition OF our IN
dependence by Mexico"
The Houston Democrat of the same date announces
the arrival of Capt g. Tod the l7th at Washington,
with dispatches from the United States for Gen Murphy
I'd TO be important, and OF at set down AK
connected with the subject OF annexation. The same
paper states that private letters from Washington cry
10 not speak encoursgingy of its success ana 10 aqua
,ion Is thought will give rise to polca coh'"So"'
OF "A exciting. III not alarming character
The Houston Telegraph, the paper which pubiished
that EXTRA announcing the crowning glory OF John
y ers administration" and whose editor mas such rem
on General Murphy's smile, and SUCH glorious vi
sions of "the FURNISHED arms oil American troops,
in the waters the Nueces now admits that
all il in mystery and that no action has YET
been had in the United States SENATE on the subject OF
annexation" -, al, -. ,,.-, =,
correspondence between Capt Elliott the British Charge
AZ flares and Dr. Arson Jones' the Texan Secretary Of
Ain relation the claims Of certain British subjects
IN lands in Texas, known the Empressaro claims,
which the Democrat oharacterzcs as being highly no.
norable TO both parties
yTheI revenue cutter vgilant in Sabine Pass also tho
Texian cutter Santa Annathe former watching the Tex
ian vessel prevent her interference with vessels bound
hcre-Nnc Orleans Tropie, FEB. 30.
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS A GARDENER-A
w steady. active who is well with every
sresa hot houses and fruit houses land
i" isu1i
The advertiser the most respectable reference He also
both farm and Having his WIFE would
soas post Office Long ISLAND viii be Especially attended to
WANTED By re.pfctsbe girl, engage with e,Tect
sb; Gm,lv 70 live yi,h % would give her owp time
nSc W., Washington Place. which will he attended to.
C0ACHNAN .WASTED.17A .toui, and healthy CclOIed
rslesso c cha1aetsr wanted G, Coach.
% $ %' 10 VIE s% S." Y9s AZ
~ ces from l@t place, and terms mi tire
INFORMATION WANTED,
England, who came tn. country 1886 orr. He
s H.A ss~s s 10 x .aA as
worked at the same trade with Mr. Gavin Yulie He last
bSsa some boat rum x on IT, 1otiis
S ss ' &. :s,
Be- Sos T%4p%v s.s
thanks. will BE given 70 rho
Bs% NS M So S.s e E
INFORMAL ION WANTED of JAMES u. MILLER,
na o New wa. YS and BY SoosS last
e
FITZHERBERT TURNER is earnestly requested to com
municate his address and situation the John
Turner Horton Kectory, Cross Hands Goucestehire
The above named f. Turner of tho late Doctor William
Turner who was practising medical and died Buff
10 in February, 1886 Any information respecting f. T. from
parties who have known heard Of him since that period will
most gratefully Acknowledged by his friends Oouceste
shire. IA taw 3w
LADY recently arrived from Germany, who the last
"A few s been engaged IN the education of la.
Dies sr0us of giving instruction the French and
Herman Language both Of which she is equally competent
ofchiden family The highest testimonials
gard capabity aud character be produced Address
NJ. box No. $50 upper post ohce me ST. DIRE
TO MACHINJsTs-For saIe double Cleared Slide Lathe,
heads 10 inches from shears, double side restw II
about sir feet long. Apply to X. HOE u Co.,
ms iwcc Corner Broome and Sheriff sts.
NOTICE.--Mr DUNCAN DEWAR. Cousguee per
~ barpue Adam Carr, will p!eme call on WOODRUFF &
MINTUHNS, VI South st m9 3trc
BATHS AT THE GLOBE HOTEL.
THE proprietor of the above would inform the
public and the fequenters OF this house the Bath
been closed time for the purpose OF eng and put
log them order, and they abuudany
plied the Croton good attendance and othe,
qui promote health end comfort, and will open upo
The LIST of March next Entrance in Broadway through thu
hotel and in New street. =. BLANCHARD.
rs tm*rc
pACKET SHIP LIVERPOOL. fom Liverpool. Con.
signees per this vessel will please send their permits
brd foot Of Dover street. or 10 the Office OF the be
without delay
All 20 not permitted five days are liable to he sent TO
public store. WOODHuLL MlNTURNS,
milo 5t-c ~ South street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN musEUm,

y 7 u . "A H
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK
Magician and Equ.liu ~ ~
One week more of the ORIGINAL KENTUCKY
MlNSTkELS the beet band of ETH ,pian Meiodsts in
ATe5ics ~ addition T. whom the NJ mayer has engaged
MeloJist ' ' ~ 'e'"
NIX. WILLIAMS. the De!incetor OF Irish Character
Mr., T; q; BOOTH, ccy,ic singer. "''' O'"N@''
MIX HOWARD, the Violnist
MIX II SHERMAN, the popular Ballad Singer.
"a ,FElITE GEslTO. the sdmiled Dsussusc.
GEN. TOM THUMB Wax. faithfully reprpseut~d tn.
l. AMBERr. ~ ~
The GlfSY FAMILY, six in number, recently from Ger
n.y. ana ai'hul representatives Of the ancient people Of
EgvW my be seen in their native costume.
The GlrsEf QUEEN the Fortune Teller. be private
Performance evening IN O'clock and Wednesday
and saturday afternoons at O'Clock.
licke.s % centschdren years l2 Tween
Queen. milo re-
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NIBLO'S
AND SEED ESTABLISHMENT
ARRIVALS OF FRESH SEEDS.

"
him S as ss
~
sna
s 1.S S by n arrivals OF the Sc
:ssi vii - ,.. Of
will be found we'll worthy the attention of
Vegetable nd Yield Seed. have been imported Of those
kinds which sIS. BE- obtained a. , dSIes. mar,
Celebrated Ssys been crown BY integrity
Snv' q wssh "a :. strictly relied
The Propr.sor would also beg cal publ aeOtion the
.s % N sns :i the Old ssSd
By BIZ MI ss as1s sSS sss0n n
Broad ss the s7ts Pc last and eonsdsnss
nsss sro ssis: Z he
COED plant, ,oarrantsd true
ssa TONS for their Culture Will Be- published at an early
s e m fiji 8: G e s
Baskets and nd, y.':; q be procured
Fruit aud Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, hardy Roses &c. in
Eiosss Tg.i Iy, JseoSssn Lily SHSsio.s &c. &C.
Tara Cen GSer y ys; and re
large ..;qyi%tntoi Gardening Tools. horticultural aud
fSs above are no red for sal. a. Low PRICES.
having seen purchased f,r .h adv :aaseous term.
and will be ready fo delivery grati carly IN the ensuing
hI'iifts 'f .ss 's 80
No come ton with aay other estabshment f2o ,mrc
THREE RE D2LL a HATS HATS J. H. MoNAn9H u:
Eur Hat. at the very low price of Three Dollars asa Bowery
SPRING FASHION.
q S sss s Is s.aV
In
have The psa;ar offer %ss sye Of Hs bs
IN $ s%a s. 4 TSo.s who
article ode.s have doing
~ ri: H TT oSs
they have neay reached the Of beauty cheapness
%
SOMETHING NEW.
THE SUB ,GRlBER respectfully announces. that hi.
th"s apTe.1soee Fl SsSna worn
; The enabled s.1Da
ner as not to but on the contra ~ to improve the air
sentensn requested call and satisfy themselves of
the Of ''i' SH% GEs ''A'
mrme Gap Spco.s s. r. Ps. chSeS
LOOK At THIS!
must B kECE ISm BY the se RACKET rc :hG
WGrtlemsn's French Boots seen ana Ofi-,
"a q 81; ss: $:i $
" Cork Sole Boots .......... 90
y" Water Proof Boots ..... 90
LSht e alf Sew,d Boots ....... 50 to 3 so
" fine Calf Shoes, made to measure -. 90
Worked Slppe,s. -. 81 to | Is
And the OF all knts Of Shoes
fashion, Ladies in this i'll find the
Of Cater Boots that be found ia this city, and all
Isr white black ssn and all other kinda and colS Ao,
Chdrens Of all kinds be found in this cty and all of
manufacture aud Of the French goods and
be The best and cheap tho cheapest 1857 Broadway
Of franklin street.
GREGORY & CAHILL,
m9 lmHec 367 Broadway N. Y.
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FRENCH LADY tina, can teach the French and German
LANGUAGES. Music Piano Forte, aud kind Of hand
work, desires TO find situat Roye OF children
She present the best She has ben
two at the Spanish Ambassadors AID his house
information, apply to Mr.. 81 AUG rhQN, Spanish Cohsu
IsonaId street, No. lis, aud of MIR. PIN rEUX, No. 307
Broadway. Ia 2wsrc
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
ALL WHO WEAR the above articles andwish to mor
had better lose time rang fashionable Boot
Shoe Stores Of s. SECOR, Nos 1904 6l Gs- I'm
where all may tn mselves with article of
style make fashion and finish. be surpassed per-
haps elualed in this city
s. r s. begs appre particular thosd IT,, and gentle
who consider well fitting boot CATER
article the tout ensemble of all within the MONDE that
they d pend on being suited
NJ B.-Lades and Misses Caters. Shoes, &c.. always on
hand in endless variety.
~ Remember, 1904 and l6l Greenwich street.-U
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Hsk FOR SALE.-A Piece of land containing from to
26y0 beautifully located the PAteon Turnpike
Road eom%andng s9 ext nsiy. view IN all Objections
overlooking all the surrounding cruntry is admirable
for temau's rsdence being five miles from Ho.
sch d, and eminent preachers. Inquire Of WIN HAD.
DOCK, No % Perry street, OF the j. O. UNDER
HILL at secaucu., or Or GLOVER, 2Aun at. ms I'm re
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{1}- Is -fM
GO EASY. FORGET THEY ARE ON.-pAY,s First
- Premium Sheet r. Over Shoes with his Elastic sos
besides the aud durable oveshoe 10 use are
perfectly adapted to the Boot and Pants that the wcare
forget that he has overshoe at ALL 30 unlise
a.ly give them preference They will completely do away
with the double or proef Boot" which keep
the
want Days Over shos should remember No. as
LIFE PREsERvEtS AND JACKETs.-The best arti.
Gle manufactured in the United States Orders for the South
and Vest and North, executed in the poble style by
tne menufactu1er. HORACE II. DAY, Is Maiden lane.
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EOREIGN LETTER OFFICE, at the Commercial Circu
lar Office 63k Wall street Letters will be forwarded
London, Liverpool, avre South An'rca, West Indies and
all d3her foreign poss, by the earliest conveyance
Ako Letters will be forwardcdo Boston daily asx cents
each T.. J.. SNOW.
ms Iwsec
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- ONLY LOOK At THIS and $. 81 4:

r, ONLY LOOK AT THIS and see the as -
tonshing low prices Of BOOTS and ST OES<H
that selling of the New aud Fashionable
Shoe Store, cor,er Of Greenwich and Murray streets
aod singh. coles from 50 So So 20 and IS per pair
Also large sssotmsnt Of gentle boys and youths fl
calf and kip Shoes Of the latest Style and there
IS also large so efiow priced Boots and Shoes pig
ged ard se~ed for gentlemen boys aud youths and
that will come withia the reach OF al classes.
The Ladies Of New York and its vicinity will find their
advantage call this and
did Ct gaiter Boots eukns ppers and Ties of
all the different colos and most fashion.bI styie. There is
mems strapped with leshc. bottoms ladies' do Moceass
dren's, Of all kod, in abun dance and cheap.
Don't mistake the numbe 2t3 Green .ch Street,
Murray WRIGHT. CALHOUN &CO
fr28 i'm -
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UMBRELLAS.
SIZE E Err, BR THE RS
err,

NO l2S MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
MITIGATING the revival of business, have increased
"A their stock and manufacturing operations rival the
establishments the globe Purchasers rely
being supplied with quantity and quality of UMBREl
LAS, PARASOLS AND SUN SHADES, including the
late Parisian style.
Being ned succumb the present
petition their goods offered the lowest enduabe adv
the real while constantly the alert introduce i'm
provemens stye material and wo the stock will
always comprise the fashionable and best manufactured
goods IN the market. m2 lW
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WANTED BY respectable girl, gage with resi-
w able family 70 live with, would her
she would have home She fifteen Of age Please call
at GO West Washington Place. which will he nded
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ARDS bbs No Lard. landing aud for s.le by
K. X. COLLINS co.
"eG SO South street
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UNION HOTEL,

ONION HUI Ell,
CORNER OF GREENWICH AND RECTOR SITS.
d DELLAMOTTE b,gs 70 inform the Public that he hiss
newly ei mis- Hotel and has taken the Rouse No. "a
Green street. adjoining that ocruptd throwing the
whoe ato one an e CANT saloon. or
'rd rooms. The location is supposed for saIubIty I'D
business resorts OF The city being in the vi
unity Of the Battery within five minutes walk Of the Gus
tom House aud xchang'
p d. wi spare endeavo deserve good shae Of pub
lie patronage
Persons DESTROYS Of the French Lav guage will have
superior the prosecution OF their stude
Permanent boarders be accommodate with fine
reasonable trims. ma Imrc
DENTING AND COLLECTING OFFICE.-PETER
IL AYMAR faviug again commenced his OLD business OF
Remit Collect Of Rents Bills &c respectfully solicits
The patronage Of tn public. his Office, No. 3l Nassau
second door below pee kman p. AYMAH.
m8 Inns
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FOR SALE


.ryx FARM in tie Towpsh Of Grunge. NJ j. sig miles
XSrom Newark and two from No tn Oange-l00aces,
.s-hird meadow and arabic balance thrifty wood
rosms gsst aud cellar lately repiiredbaa outbuid
ings goodsapple and peach orchardlenty small ut well
spripgsg,od well at doorvsry healthy situation
pure To he sold bargain, with stock desired
session when r,9aTsd APPX e Ferry st. is Division 4,
place. mo lmerc
szsn FOR SALEOR Staten Island within mile Of the
21SQuarrntine email Farm fifteen alb half
eovered with wood the balance 10 suitable for
garden purposes There modern story house with
Kitchen sdoiung ard failing well by the door Also
barn and srgs variety OF fruit For further psrticulars
enquire OF IHOMAS . GARY
fi2 i'm m Quarantine, Staten Island.
sxe VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE The + rm
T ormery owned aud occupied by Jonathan Ward, ESQ.,
rd in tho upper OF the town Of East Chester
Wschester Lounty 20 miles from tn city Of New York
the Post toad aud quarter of mile flom the Harlem Rail
road
he above Farm contains about hundred Of Land
waich under high OF cultivation well waered and
fenced with double tvostory dwelling and number Of out
buildings attached
The above dwelling land is occupied
the Bronx Tavern and Post Once (known Marble Vail
me ABOVE farm and dwelling not SOLD before ihe .,tn o.
March, the part occurred tavern will be let Tor the
same pu,p,e. Inquire Of KAHN & MORGAN, the PEE
mlses, or = L. MOkGAN, At Fulton ST.
lmeod IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-11

FROM HAvANA.--By the Virginian, Capt Finch.
at Savannah, we have received file of the Diaro
lie Avisos the oath ult inclusive. We mention
made of the disturbances said to have taken place
at Havana account OF ordinance concerning the
Tacon Theatre. The merchants of la, ana have had
placed the Moro enormous telescope with which
vessels can be seen at a distance OF "a miles