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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23
VICE CiIhNCEIIOTS COURT. Before Hon. VIM r.
MCovS, Vice Chancellor

DEcIsIoNs.-Charles Crane VS.. Joseph o. Conner.
Mr. Michael OCunnor held lease OF premises No 81 Frank
fort the term future day. Before the
Of the time judgments obtained against him.
and before the of the Also he assigned
the lease To Joseph OConno: Subsequently Joseph also
signed Mr. Crane. who by direction of the Court of Chance.
~ sold the lease auction M Franklin, the nuctIonec
fused raty the sale The decided that order render
lease valid the lessee must into possession and Michael
had done tins ease the judgment could hold
against the property The judgments therefore will form no
bar 10 the title under the sale to Mr.. Franklin.
Is THE MATTER OF EDWARD b. LEEFE AND WIFE
Mrs Hannah Currie devised property Franklin 10 her
daughter which passed into the hands the Register Chan
Gerry. The Vice Chancellor his decision. that li
band although aen when he has taken the necessary
letters Of administration entitled 10 possession and 10 hold
the property until the Government of the State should enter IN
action against hun as being cschca Ordered tina, the assist
ant register desst from further proceedings. &c.
RICHARD III. CANNIFF VS.. CATHARINE J. CAN
SUBTRACTION for divorce the ground Of ntdeity on the pn
of the wiie.Dvorce granted from the marriage tic the father
have the aud custody of their nint child "a boy about
II u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

PRESERVE AND BEAUTY THE llNR1Ihr< can only he
done by the use OF the Balm oil Columbia. In every
ease where the genuine hns been used the last ~ years the
user has been delighted with To he had at q Courtan
prirp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

Il Tenth !Tnrd.-Ata Public Meeting of the De
mocratc Wing Electors OF the Tenth Ward. held Coum
ban Hail. Monday evening. Feb u. 1911 pursuant the
call Of the General Committee, motion. it
ReSoircd That Standing Committee of SIX persons e ap
pointed enroll the na,ncs of 800 Delegates from this Wand tc
the Baltimore Convention pursuant To the recommendation
the General Committee OF Democratic Wing Noiin. Men, and
that the Committee e further empowered organize and
the necessary arrangements for the snid Delegation.
The following appointed said Committee:
Beniumn Drake Joseph L. Taylor, Joseph Weed
j. H. Hobart Haws Darius Ferry, John r. Dodge.
DARIUS FERRY. Chairman.
WM. l.. MARTIN. Secretary apis 1t
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School and miscellaneous Books, sc.
WILLIAM n. CORNWELL,

SO Beaver street, Three doors from Pearl street,
Do Offers Mt LOWEST RATES School and Mscella-
Book. Blink Books. Papers, tlus md Stationery
general to which he invites the attention oil Merchants
mh6 3mS
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TENHE PiIALANX-No VIll-Orgnn 0ftIe ASsocatlonists
oithe ned states containing toll account of The pro-
reedngS recently held this CITY, and the
Adde'S the People OF the United states
together with extremely Speech of Mr. Chat
Dnnu on the experience Of the Brook Farm ASSOCIATION.
Mass. be obtained at The New World No. ~ Ann
street m quantities by single copy aud OF Newsmcn general
y Price 50 per hundred. single numbers SIX cents
The Phnany edited by ALERT BRISBANE, OSBORNE
MACp,SIEL PARKr GODWIS. mud WILLIAM Henry CHAN
SISG and VII he contributed t" by HORACE GRRELEy OF y.
Y; GEORGE RIPLEY and CHARLES A. DASA OF Brook ilnI.
Mass T.. +. GRANT, OHIO Paanx, %. and number OF =
rr,iSeh ASocatOn this md Europe.
Tie Pnlany will be mainly devoted the exposition OF the
Docrne of Association discovered and popdunded By
CHARLIE. FOURIER. from whose works cOpins translatoos
viii h. made But the Editors have determined 10 make the
Phaarx effective aud Interesting periodical now
Iq,i is discussion will embrace all the important topics
the day-Reisous SocRl Political md Literir-whrh will
be treated perfect fairness and fness but with decision
and independence
The Pkalanx wl appear every fortnight until is rqpidy IN
creasin: patronage Will ALLOW Of weekly pubcatioh Price
50 per annum for fty number: Il tD months or for
tlrfn,y-S ir numbers. Published by j. WINCHESTER.
No. 30 AHn->treei, New York.
Persons Will be served their houses ~ the cities OF Sew
the Ss,, IL orld, a.l ttGtSW
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CITY nee.
COUNTY CANvAssERs

Il
The Board met to-day 10 complete the Return oi
the Election. One of the Inspectors Of the 10Th Ward how
not having signed the OF Fat Ward the Board
adjourned to afternoon.
FURTHER RESPITE OF BAHE.-Silas NJ. Slwell.
Esq. L. $. Marshal rccci,e, day. direct.
further respite for BABE the pirate which have been
permitted 10 copy. II is ms follows:
JOHN TYLER.
President ofthc ned States OF Amcnca-To all whom
ih"se presents shat come. greeting
Is hcr6a nj the December OF the Circuit Court of the
United states the Southern District Of New Nork. david
ntc, alas W iam Browne convicted of murder upon
the High Seas and sentenced be hung the 9Th dny Of
granted hun until " days from the dry fixed the
cuon OF the sentence and the other from the of
TINT time until the 3 instant iHd rhercG. divers good and
sufficient have been suggested Tor further puponng
the execution ofSnd sent@nre-
Now therefore, l. o!a Tyler President OF the ned States
sped and do hereby further respite the the said
David Babe. aa William Browne, until the 18th day OF May
lntesmony whereof. &c. JOHN TYLER.
By the President.
JIG. CArMorS. Secretary Of State.
Mr.. Rnpebe Deputy Marshal communicated the further
spite Babe whoappeared he overJoyed at the announce
men lie SAID he would hc satisfied 10 be executed tie
he only wanted 10 how Matthew's affairs through
~ the laws OF the ned STATES stand the President
thorjzed 20 from death imprisonment
bill before Congress him such power aud the respite
probably made give Babe the benefit OF the nw should the
President see lit q do SOL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

r,- Martin E. Thompson, Architect and Builder
office No " nil street, prepared Ia furnish Plans and super
intend the Erection of Buildings. Residence No. 81 Clinton
Place where he may be seen IN the evening. mhI -5ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23
Sex-York Cattle Market. A

A, marke, GO Beef Cattle 400 southern) lo Cows and
Calves. and go Sheep
pR1cEs-Bggr C,TrLE..n consequence of large offerings
Of rather poor quality, prices have farther receed and we
quote 81 90 10 - s. . to So with lew only So % 90
e over
Cows Axp CALvEs-Snlcs at sl2a s2s 10 lei, over
SHEEP were very duh of sale ~ 30 So lcOlct over
HAY Is C21s ccats per cwt. for loose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

NJ Seventeenth EVard.-BRlNG OUT THAT
GLORIOUS BANNER-rhe Democratic Wings. the friends
OF the noble HARRY WEST waiting for It's
sentaon let ushnve Mt our iend Quarters the Henri
Clay House corner oil First street and Avenue \.
SNlr. Editor will make your eyes sparkle and your
heart glad TO II. nS
" Seventeenth Ward.--A special meeting oithe
Democratic Wing Clny Club 81 the Seventeenth Ward will
be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING April oIth 1874 at
the Henry Clay ilose Init O'Clock nt the purpose
of enrolling Deleen'es the
BILE Baltimore Thursday. May a. and transact such
Other business n may he presented 10 the Club.
THEODORE l.. TOMLINSON. President.
JOSEPH KEEN. 6c..-.,oros
Isaac DAYTON S np23E
co Spring fIats.-rhe subscriber informs Gentlemen
that he amply supplied with the new Spring Pattern
Hats.
His price will be heretoorc for Fine Nulria ga % md
uunIy SO - and this Notwithstanding important advance
in the price stock. SPENCER % mil tf
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SUPERIOR COURT. Before Judge JOKES.

HORROR vs.. OCEAN LIS. Co.-'Ihe testimony las
10 whether not vessel away trading voyage, and in.
snred Tor year. considered still the expiration the
year. relates the policy although this case. she
be lying the time foreign port extremely contradic
tory Tic Jury assembled to-day bn told that the
ties on Saturday had concluded upon acabe arrangement
and they wore dismissed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

Spoken, &C.
April a. Int 81 lon 20 i6 brS Partridge days from Bal
tiEnote for Havre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

Us CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge BELTS
Two seaman, named Smith and Collins, recently
belonging the ship Charles Carroll plead guilty 10 an assault
on the mate while the vessel las at Lisbon.
The Court stated that the trial of Matthews for murder AMI
piracy will positively take place The Court
then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

RNITI'RE NOTICE.-Soia Beisteads Sc-F. COL
L Ton would inform all who OF Furniture of
description that nc prepared furnish and
y hand yery large assortment. including Fsnes Patent
Sofa liNel,i> winch iOl implicitly, durability and econcmy
are without Their equal The public invited call and e
anime he1l-a>o al Other kBJs OF Sofas always hanA
These breaking hc uckocpms wishing sc MI Gny
portion Of ihe Furniture. w ind ready sale by sending
ine or calling upon the subscriber
SIDES by AUCTION faithfully attended IN.
auS htf f. COTTON, ll3 Fulton and 81 Ana *
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

CONTROLLERS OFFICE. City Of New iosk, Ap Apr.
Tbur,dsy ihe 18th April for the reissue Of
$50 OlD Temporary Water Loan becoming due on that
erms-o become due the expiration Of one or two
~ The ri, nj Al. - Der cent per hnnum yahle semannualy
ns3 is3t P. A. YOUNG. Dy- Comptroller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

l5- Ninth Ward Clay Club are respectfully re.
gneSied assemble kentucky fni No D Pcrry-strecl
Tuesday the I'd April for the purpose oftransnctng such b
come before them.
The Wings OF the Ward particularly requested NEE,
with the Club To make the necessary Arrangements md
ul Attendance Of delegates from The Ward the Bal
umnre Convention. which assemblies on the % May.
All persons wishing Delegates from the Ward
qucs,ed TO be present aud hand their order
the necessary provisions he mnde for their safe and
Portable conveyance there and back By order of
MARSHALL o. ROBERTS, President.
R n1t; Tf PnTnr son Vice Presidents.
WM E. SMITH. Jr. ls.,:
ALERED A. SEBRISG, ''e''e'i''rs na3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

DATENT JET PIPES FOR CROToN WATER, &c
'Tii new invented Jet Pipe sIpasss MI Others dun-
, m comnncnes IN convenience and eesancc-they are
therefore the cheapest now ~ NnnuaclTcd wholesale
and retail by r. d. - ~, W LEE Va :,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

~oTIOMPSON'S TRt; SSESO. lice No. 10 Beck
L\ raan-street. About 30 OF the fat pby,ciansn nd
80 \ surgeon. OF New y oIk have given Their iefled
~ preference to tbs Trs you can graduate IN"
Q pressure from TO ity pounds on the nlpfnfe
without back pad which dos much injury TO the Spne
far trial n, the best superiority applied ad
1 day trial gwen and it does not retain the rupture wh-
peruinr every nd OF coughing. and give per
feet ease in word If satisfactory m every respect Inc
money ceeruy returned. and this IS the only condition 90
which YOU should buy any Truss. y permanent cure Is easyN
effected aud warranted II directions hre iollo~ea.,
Tho lending for this Truss need only mention the side R
- md the me, sre round hips they graduate the
pressure 10 SUIT their Sold Wholesale and retail n Is BECK
mnn-stTeet. 80 ..-SH--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

The report says:
These results show Of ngseitlcr that the asrict
tuie OF tbs state suffers from competition with the cheap and
iuc lands OF the w estern States which seek through the
Ere Canal market Tor their surplus productions thnt rs
country penetrated by canals becomes dcnsey populated
internal demand grows Tor productions which, m
earlier PERIOD. the seab0nrd Both propusi;ons
may be. and certain extent probably from the
facilities Transportation. the States around the lakes with
cohne u compete with the lands of New York until they
shall approximate nearly to equality in value That this
be done rather by the depreciation OF the value ote lands in
those States. follows the almost nc;cuabe quantity of
with the lakes. and which. far have sought u market
through the Ere Canal.
The amount of specie received at New Orleans 10
lah instant s6G4l.9i. Exchange comparatively
Sterling improved to g.; prem Bills on Paris are
also and the dealers readily obtain 81 3d. Ncw-York
ao 81 to24 for GO day bills Dealers are checking
asght y dis. Treasury Notes-sules of slC9 900 L. =
ISSUE ut "a dis. Texas irmer and rather better Small sale
oRed Backs at 1ic and 10 per Bonds 14c. Con
,odnted and Citizens Bank both steady Commercial
nearly Of market. Achaiaaya has risen. Exchange
lule lower. Orleans without change. Improvement dull aud
declining.
The report of the situation Of the Augusta lnsur-
and Banking Co lt April gives Specie s37 5l; Bank
Notes 2.l.S; Bank Balances Credit sl2,3S+ Exchange
sG So Loans and Deposit IS l62 Depostes s37 la Crcu
laion % so; due Banks st2 1jG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23
rro,n Tho | Tpi,ed S,ntcs Gozette PhiInd

VALUABLE MISUNDERSTANDING the large stock OF medi
city may be found several Of the most valuable preparations
ever invented for the of Piles Rheumatism, Gou Sprns,
Buns Frosted Parts. Chlbaus ErupOs. Chappe llnnis.
Headache. Consumption Liver Complaints, &c We mos,
respectfully call the attention OF the afflicted 10 the remedies
as Ia almost all they certain cures and we think de
cedly the hes, The this city ut q Court
ln.Ll, Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23
}eiore Judge OAKLEY.

JAMES CHESTERMAS VS.. ROBERT NJ. CoX.-Ihe
plaintiff 1891 gave 20 years lease Of lots 81 avenue.
near 18th street which lease in 1894 purchased by defend
ant, The defendant Mr. Cox has erected three buildings
the lots worth said about $3.50 In 1885, 18th street was
ordered lie opened end the property assessed 800 which
Mr. Cox unable pay and the lots and buildings were
sold u corporation sale for Mr. Cheserman be
the purchaser otninng oil the Corporation lease OF 40
years for this S4O0 Mr. Cox refuses up the premises 10
Mr. Chcsean and the present action of eectmen brought
Verdict for plaintiff subject the opinion of the Court.
CHARLES rutland and MARY l.. rutland, his
wife C. JErrERps and ELLEN JEFfERDs. hs wiie-slan.
der damages lal ut S50O-NlrS. VIM Bruno 0i Columbia
street. lost some silver spoons and jewey-Nrs. efcds II Is
SAID stated to Mrs. Bruno that she Mrs Rutland IN her
t B. s. with the box OF silver md ewey IN her hand
and that she down Immediately afterwards sis
pcouy-and that ,c Mrs Jeforls had doubt that Airs
Rutland had taken them. She also went before Justice Taylor
md nude affidavit she believed Mrs Rutland Ia
handsome looking woman who appeared in Court had tnken
them but Justice T. dismissed the complaint Action OF SIAN
der brought The Jury verdict for plaintiff OF $50
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge IScRAIIAM.
ISAAC II. SMITH vs.. BERNARD MCoLLUM and
IoyA c. Observation-Disclosures plaintiff sues, in reple
vim to recover the value of barroom furniture aud liquor.
seized the Richmond Hill House IN Dec lS2 on an execu-
ton in favor OF Mr. Medium against VIM II. Wilson. who
YVES IN possession but had sold Mr. Smith Verdict for
plaintiff s. 80 damages and costs md vauns the pro-
uerty at Sj2 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

Below.
Bark Henry Keso and 2 bries unknown. Wind F.
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MARINE COURT. Before Judge SMITH.


WILLIAM NIILLERi vs.. FREDERICK HEwETT.-
Action of Assault and Battery 10y Mr. Miller 81 mate OF the
racket ship Utica from iave against the Captain. 1t mp
pearc night Captain deck aud repronched
the mate Tor hosting sn and after words struck
m blow and kej him down. for which action brought
y.,d,c, FIR nlointiT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

LEoLlCON--HNrCHlNG EGGS BY STEAM
IL The proprietor II this wonderful invention. which now
much Of public attention, happy announce
the reopenns of the Eybicn at 40 NJ Broadway opposite
Washington Hall iTun9 \. w. until Gaiy Ladies ard
gentlemen ASSURES, that tn, Exhibition on the
highest orerot responsibility. but combines instruction with
amusement, and fails crafty Tickets y cts
Children IL, cts. Orders received for the Machines. n3 isun
A MERICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL. FAIR
n p T. BARSUM Manager-Co,ner OF Broadway and Ann
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

vyyEr NIJRSE-A respectable young married woman. oil
neat ard regular habits and accustomed To the al
children wants place nurse Satisfactory reference
....ue" nnIv nj this office all ST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

n5- Second Ward Henry Clay Club.-Ata
meeting of the Second Ward Henry Clay Club convened on
Saturday evening the 2:tr Instant Mr.. REVO. C. HANCE
the President the Chair Mr. JAMES H. AIKMAS Secretary
The following gentlemen appointed nnmes or
the Baltimore Convention:
LIST Dstre-Revo c. IEance. - Bceknan street Edmund
Jones' s. Nassau George w Phyc. 50 Maiden lane
"a Distrct-Gcorge \. Hood e. Fulton street Edward T.
Bachos 10 Fulton street; John L. Leteris. United States
Hotel
Wings of the Second Ward DESTROYS Of being enrolled will
call upon either OF the above cenemen, who will give them
information in relation the mode OF COM eynnce a2a3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23
GEORGE n. ROLLINS. Aoc,iopeer.

NEW And ELEGANT FURNTTU RE.-Will be sod on
y WEpNESDA{, Aprl2. at 70 O'Clock, IN NlBLoS
stock Of NEW AND ELEGANT CABINET FT'RNi-
TT X +. made by WN Frost. OF No. 500 BROADWAY
expressly for city trade and al HdrrdRts which offered
Sac above order tn facilitate h removal OF and
business The sock comprises ;uLl and general vaney Of
mahogany French Beistea do Soias Dvuns and otomar,
do CHAIR. style article mahogany Ward
robe large >zc marble top suen,inc DrtS>ug Bureaus
pattern finished N superior style, with Dressing Tables to
match marble top Dressing Bureaus, marble and spSS
board WashInl French Book Gases, with plates up
right Book md Muse Stands Quartetic Tables Breakfast an
Dining do Side Cnbs Couch Bsr,cats. Notare Chairs Re
cnus Chars Easy and Sewing do. Rocking ard Fancy DO.
&c Also. extensive assortment OF BurenS Wash
stands. Tnilc, Tab g. Beaisteads. s., 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23
ON .4gricpif4re & oh. prod.

On the other Canal, the results are smur showing de
crease OF s052 the products of this Suite The receipt,
the las, five being ss0 and OF the first 500 il9 An
OF 49, OIL but the increase at Owego l0 l3 which
mostly OF Western products TINT the difference shows the
above decrease of s659 The result an increase Oh pro-
ducts of other States of sl6l30 decrease on products OF
State of $3.50 and merchunGze sent
Westward s27366.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23
Disasters. &c.

SliItUs
Packet ships Liverpool Liverpool: Westminster. Londo
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

and large of the delicate French English
German and American PERFUMES. EXTRACTS. COS
MEIlCS, &c. together with grca, variety Of Brushes
Combs md Fancy articles. adapted To the Toilet the Nur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Arctiooeer
by BANGS. RICHARDS & PLATT. Store No IL
ID Broadway.
F-COLTON Auctloneer.

F.COLTON Auciio0eer.
II COTTON & CO Auction and Commission Merchants
L No ll3 Fulton and - Ann advances mad
on nslgursnts. and prompt rDnde.
THIS DAY. a, i0i. O'Clock. a; 81 Ann-stfeet.
FUaSITCRE new ard second hand-Consts,ng OF Soias
Tables Chars Book Cnse-, Desks Bedstends Carpo;s. Glass
Show Gases. Venetian Blind. Trunks. Clocks, sc.
DsY GuOps.A genera hssorfrnent. consisting PAT, of
We; OF England Cloth. OF the int qualify. Cassimeres. Vest
inc> Table Linen. Ticking &c
Alo Gold and Silver Watches of fine quality, to-
csiher Sl.h splendid pair Of silver mounted Pistols
t!so. quantity Of White Lead in oil. &c
DALMo'S ITALIAN OPERA HOrSE,-Pnra,e BeIes.
elegantly iurn,h--i l b. rented auction the
ord season 70 nights THIS EVENING. at O'Clock pre-
c>sly. :, the Open iiou-e. by H. LUDLOW CO AUG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

- TO LET-The small snug three-story House new
60 and IN complete order with under cellar and large
m.. yard No. l62 Twenty frtstree between tho Seventh,
and Eighth Avenue. Enquire Of iDAN, REED 4, CO.
III nuylI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23
NAPIER, FISHER & CO, 1874 PEARL-ST.
Offer for sale large Assortment OF

OF their manufacture OF the latest styles, consisting OF
~ Rice. Runnd. Brilliant and Tuscan Adenrte md rts-
eye Hats Ncnpohtans Lace Neapoliinns Motenus fluo
Straws Dcvons Willow Hats and Fancy Goods generally
,,a- lmiS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

WY ANrED-Ey m Artist from the l Of May next. M u
w rent than 81 90 yeor-an niurnshed room
,i rh from north the second floor, either IN pm
,ot dwelling nr eehcreon street west o! Br0niwny,
within ten minutes walk The City HI SUD Room I" be
sol ma unintn. Room. Any person Iuving such room To-
it-nll other things suug pertnns. be- suited with II
tenant addressing s L. e a. at the office OF this piper
aI(
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

IL LOTS FOR SALE.-Nine Lots on :he sou,herly side
Ef of Elgteenth.tree between First Avenue and Ave
l5- \. beginning ut point - feet west Of Avenue
A. Apply tn A. !. FRASER.
I'd RAJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

VAN DOREN'S SOLAR SPERM OlI.-Warrnntei 81 .
peor respect to the best Sperm and much cheap
cr both beautiful burning Oil md upon machinery.
Denier requested call aud Tor Themselves
the OIL STORE. "a New street. np33mis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

SPERM OH AND C.ANDLES.-Thc subscriber respect
- fully informs his customers aud friends that ne has reroy
cd his OIL Factory from No ~ Canal 81 Ia Nos. Si and SO
Washington street building formerly occupied for the npec-
ton o Pot and Pearl Ashes where he prepared to supply
NIL orders for first quality Sperm OH and Candles usun
packages 10 siIt purch, >crs. L. D. TRuESpELL.
OIL Manufh ciurer. Nos. 31+ and 376 Washington
ais o,,t. L,,,,. Roo. nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

~ WATCHES-The largest and most splendid AS.
"a :a,naent Of Watches in the city to be ound tie
tons of Gold and Silver Watches OF the nevet
styles from the manufacturers in England France ard Sv,
zerand and enabled offer larger assortment and nj mncb
e prices Mt retail than any other house IN the city Col
Watches as low $40 TO s25 each Watches and e,sp,
exchanged bought. III watches warranted 10 leon 80
time or the money returned Watches Clocks and Lew
repaired IN the best manner and warranted lower than a,
G. c. ALLEN. Importer OF Watctes and Jewelrv
Jas su Wholesale and retail, 30 Wall-st I'D ,,ai.,