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BOARDING.

uAvANA.-Mr. VESTS Boarding House ms been
Srsd 10 the S SGf9S scegp nsI e Is h se Nan
csdr which has extensively repaired and improve-
Pne nnnged in conformity TO the occupJ I'd md time
sa s who hapsS o b every n,aSn
trnyelen boundto Havana
will be facilitated BY the clerk Of the hOuse. who wb9 III
vessels Immediately ON then arrival ~ 2ewt!
FRENCH'S HOTEL.
rEsHE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his friends
i & R . be ss dozen e and nGd s G
mediate Vicinity Of eenpts bushes and The principal places
Of and Ia. furnished stys ihat VIII benz
es, building and aag the aSoys I hop.s ms bad
''' ss9 fG9S FIJI IfS GSE f. .o:s:
The viii be warmed rrn. md upon occnsion viii
fs Re I's'E E asf s ~ sa IIs in which there are meals
:eryss p &, HOURS q s day and sysn G IhfTs
The PsI vii e. 10 niaaa nD az ali ss dut"g he night
" B.-TRoh who want Lodgings efsr tbs house ckes,
will fng The hall bell. " no 2m'
r ISLE COMBS Il SAMUEL. SLY. Atterneys and
IL Councillors At Law. Lexington, Ky Will attend 70 h0s
mess for residents in any pan Of The State of Kegasky
A LEXaNDER HAMILTON. Junior. late Secretary oi
Lsa'eo Madrid has resumed the r'et'ee O. ,hs .'
9aH a c2FEESf ~ hab J s6cr6 aSR n t SGNtE
Y 1 Wz s "" q sess as e p Fdsna % s
e:e to The payment n taEs .sls Of snl. sad g! sai
@ y . yesS s Y E &C., ss;d ESa a sss:l:
Co. co. rSo gssi af Thomas stfat,s. Mprebo O.
Cousst,ck & Censer. nSs Sfn'
A aAkG#1fsiaS & gsso e ~ sss
&. i' s.s e. K Fsd md & E ss
snd % 2,,! sgss s s ,.Ts ns r. ra'Wy .ees re
Refer q D. 8. cusHsss & Co.: DoREsos. sufS;sk
,I'EErIL-y. SMITH DODGE, ~ Bond street., offers hn
Sgnith uIblf
sT tee'h Y 3 d IN; cwp .ngsn,,an seetfea py e'ie
From lion. siss WnEis 5 serste from the STATE ID
b !as. i.. s.s a,si & o s. e S..s
s:a6s1s osasain.s s;,asss r1i fayctsbs ie
t.ss ! s. ,s. . TT; E. .s + ,, I.
esesss ss professional services of Gf beise fa rny
fsrafs Ard nv wiz std -sse are rc shs fttTn fetso,s
sE . sd nd s s'b ssss5 f ss y
;h6 gwen by me, weH IN obedience 70 The ssrPsst se,;a
ios e T gs , sqe wsssei s ss a.. t g
! e ~ r. ss9q inert (: a, own s ss @R Il III e.
e rs sl I. B, q ssgk STf ne, s,,sd e
I E ss.is n sYs, suts fs' s i s * fsa
s ny ersuens Physsas sn caigts ,ss g ig;rcdss !
% gete eens sssursd tAe r.s ssTeeta' r'ss''s '
h, sESSES.S r.ete1 < sr,Tnfc ssa ser-she; ,ssrr
ma 10 tfrcze ;c5if fne5s teh s,e zoo gfrfrss tdi1
fs,sset rsstrettrns IA iud wfieh mos. fsuslt 81
fse Vufrerdf csss - his Sccrr FL treatment hrrt e
,tiV -e-rr~5 Ifesi BE ,efc SRI x rt--t :e
srFrts ~ 80 rAts nfs offtacy 81 irs f-sar - incf
t., Is nm eye, ttrrate use yf+te tats are god
.so @ s., ss.ga b, IN s s 49, ,iss ai se
potrcs. az The eornnaustty y syr. Themselves OF ms s
Il. 3s3;yyN NV {. strqei,fs ever, Gss tsfndsys
serIei) &c hx efee. rs Chaoeretrset taur d9o5s SJ
5rc.dwas. H5ers Of attendance 't5s; u a. r. 70
az HIAl PfEEES HASGiNG. "a FER. rarioE5 qrah;
epUAyDV fr T srrtvsd ma tht sals e
az lts Sc1.. -sttes-.
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JONEs'S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,

OR INITLfTORY COUNTING ROOM,
9947 BROADWAY, CORNER OF tlURRAY-sTREET,
TESHE OBJECT OF this Institution is impar thorough
I instruction Bookkeeping, Penmanshp and CONNER
cal Arithmetic and qualify gentlemen for the practical duties
Of tie desk Private Instruction given required Rooms
open day and evening.
- Members of the Mercantile Library Association
uuesed to apply To the Librarian Clinton Hail. who will
furnish tickets Of admission under the nnde with
the Committee.
References may lie had the Academy BookkepeeS.
Merchants ind Clerks who have been students during the last
nine years. ,
" For SALE Joness Principles and Practice Of Bookkcep-
ing 6vo Us This work adopted the first Academic In
stiutons in this country II a!s .epublshed In land,
and extensively introduced there. oil 3m+
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NOTICE TO TAX p4TERS

Bp,okiyn. Soveunber1h tsti.
DJiESIJA MT u Act Of the Legislature, eui;s " ar
Act relative to the collection ~ nse ~ the tty 81 rok
irn at other purp Ipasred Aprl 18th. iS3.5 Notice
u hereby si,eu that the Asaap'snt Rolls Tor taxes YE the
,rut wear he ih day hees delivered Ia the tapaer o
Inc iIty OF n,oklyn ard that tIn all 'ases which shal 10
nanl m the said Comptroller within tFty day ftom The da'e
hereof ,iscon ~. three yer est viil he mne and that
f,,n all tive y,h shalt he PAID alter the expiration o TIC
saidtt,y ays and within a,ty days ltrn sas date, ge
ten " ,,y ef viii ba nae and that 80 ami nitef he
Ei4st Tuesday IN lsRasry hsyt, yer sit vii bs as
alitsses then Ienninn4 unpaid and Ia, On ne ara TUE
isv al iat,ss. next. the .ai CoHpter ~isirevet ~ N
Costars Of tie Usty ~ BROOKLYN the 'e Sss..ei iie
pr with reqan the unpaid Nss IA the pannes directed
by law.
If The gr9sif Ut the 8c referred
Is ia the ab,y- ,.ce, nhIn BIN hesef soen o. o.s
be hrt er bills uy be in readiness ~ ~ ~ pfsNensistaJ
wi,en tIpey sar be srxpefs-i t1 pay tiseit taxss.
yita revolution OF the Mayer and CgrYnop
Jensi NOTICE = hereby further give that the Cesup't
Ter wi, rc,.,e ta,e 81 biz e- - the City Bnhrgs FROM
= LOCK. \. 81. UN1lI, 4 O'CLOCK, 7. NJ, IND
nd Il ''1'' 4. A. mERwIN, con,p,rellet.
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GENUINE TEAS,
Who'll EeAIIE AND RETAIL
THE CANTON TEA COM FANf.
PRINCIPAL, gtDRE. IM CHATHAM STREET. ", I.
Itnturh Elup-f

PRINCIPAL, groRp. ia CHATHAM STREET. N, Z.
lriarh Einzi
sla Hlseeks street. New feEf.
5i Erani street, -siuls.
jpl tireenw,et street nei.t Futon.
ii6 Fulton street. trurkl IN.
81 Chestnut snj Is North Fliti;r Fhife'eirht
II Hanover sIes, iIus,si.
EEEtIi bp attention OF City and tcneitf Families cn
Purchaser thsi. te-sia establishments where teT hins
will 10 -,nIl s ai ta best selections vi Ie- ar uni'uitsrH
I'D rss IA Ito Initial State. The universal nspssritg nns
tp,trn f,Ieir se with si=ssncs 10 gh laai,es ia~ PA
eos AID -righ tus "a ,tr, vel understood IA s,isr ar
the, eunnsrs necessary. Original ,t 'n!T str-'e w
the .aa 81 iiswuues RlsrE l ubsstre ts.'isnFeis WI
H. ,I. a,sl, rire ~, tic nIipcig store 10
chatham, see viz lll beie-r Pearl ar,i kse's streets
re rpb viii e, he r.assi y, take nri t,at tire tsHts
sa t,i,arr i,svs tta,s dr. with rthsf erept
,tc.a ie-crsd ~ Ike ~ this advertisement isf
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DRY GOODS.

j: o. Taylor & Co. Jobbers. SO Cedar ST. n "
p ESPECTFULLY announce TINT ihr; will aboT nneens-
~ ingly make their the HEhi. QUARTERS OF
I'll the most desirable FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
brought Ia the market.
j. OF & co. will keep up their stock during The WINTER
months md complete assortment Will he found win uri
But price. and that the lowest IN the street dsI
r. G. STANTON 20 offers for sale the FOL
SATlSETSLow, medium and superior Blacks rlOpea anu
plain, Oxford, Steel, Cadet Grey and fancy Mixtures
wove, paided and plHin
CASSIsER ES-Fine and ow.prced wool and plece-dyed
Blacks. Oxford and fnncy mixed, striped ana plnih
BEAVER CLoTHS-34 and 54 Wool Blacks.
Ci.OTHS-Browns Olive Green. Blacks, wool md piece
dyed Of vanons qualities.
SHEEP GREY CLOTHS-3- medium article.
SEWING sILKsvanous qualities. fine article for nors
NANKiNs, COTTON YARN, MADRAS HANDKER-
CHIEFS. GINGHAhiS. &c. DC. &c dI
EEcCURDY, ALDRICH &. SPENCER. a. Exchange
I'VE PInrs offer for ne tho following Wnoen Goods;
% cnlS Cloths combining Pecc Dye and Woo! Blnck, owe
and Cnict Of various 1uniies - d, d,
II plnin and fHcy striped ana iInld Cnssliee'. @
Cndet md Steel Mixed. Diamond. Ribbed and Pln'd oil
VARIOUS gfn1es. ,n,
cnsss Plhin md Fancy Twceds bu lp
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81 FOR SALE OR LEASE-The Gotten Mil at Pat
AA tersop n. J.. known the " Carroll MIL to,eher
with the machinery Tire lot of land 10 feet by
lJ iect he building very substantially bni nj stone with
wide. The land Is well situated and other buildings may be
aGvaHta geousy erected upon The Mill IN operation
ard be delivered on The 10th January when the
l.n expires. Apply Patterson Thomas Rogers
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Defsrred.]
CITY INTELLIG ENCE
United States Circuit Court.
psfnre Iudra RYTTs

Patton s, Steuart va Jesse Hoyt Collector
The plaintiffs paid under protest. about $500 duty on wotsr
line or window cord and wcrted crAyats what Tern
e ccmfcre The Collector charged IS per former
as beng wooer and . latter beng hrie or
made frame The plaintiff, contcnd that they should have
been admitted free The testimony against the position Vi
the Collector. Verdict for plaintiffs. Sl5e9.
Joka &. Emerson va. Peter Hogg and Cornelius
Deayrater-The plaintiff, belongs New Orleans, and claim:
TO have been the crg'aal inventor OF Eekson p;opee az;
brHgs against the proprietor. of the Phpa1 foundry
this CITY, for having violated his patent The desndas
claim TINT they made under ErckSon patent The pantt
statement the follows: Ca the s March, lS4.
John b. Emerson pEan;i obtained from the United State;
Improvements the steam engine and Tue
prcpeng thereby. The record OF the patent was
destroyed by .he burning of the Patent Office 1876 The
original puent granted (wihoui drawing annexe) ns pre-
served By J. u. &. On the ltn March 1874 ne deposited mo
d.. and the 9Th March he recorded BIS patent spew
drawing which he 10 true dclincatio oil ms in'e
ton described IN MS letters patent.
On the l3h July. 1s John Erickson Obtained eter pa
from the English Government for m propeller and on the
Isl February 1873 be obtained letter. patent from the United
States afterwards he commenced constructing psoPe
le in this county end manufacturer were engaged N
making hemamong whom Messrs. HoeG & DerInacr
the defendants It,
The action commenced by MI Enefson IN 'ie
April Term of 1872 -.
testimony had. and the cause adjourned to tins
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TO TIE PEOPLE or TIE LIMITED srAT 7 !, -,
4 CO. fea md CYie Merchants Of is lstnd 81 finnT
E.,r Chie hcfine appointed Agents g 81 the pF'IciFsl
ri,ss and ,f,r,,s Of rrrure r the e NJ their Tess e Cos
e beg q, ,fri t. rizss Of New D4 and the peoee ei
lie United States ee,,ery. TINT st have epioln7 AZ :
iHFAfi g5 Fs-ii ltear Eansl in Square, their Pm
riai Ar.at ~ Aresa -i tes wualh nsT t,he .te liberty
~ rillr the seiun 81 the Arfsuran tshe, end thsi 81
ii-ee.s esisesiaiT Is tlieii sit-s -
TEAS AMI COFFEE.
Ir riTee ,l.ptielyes ts b. sr-zff Tr1stfs and
ss.- - f-ies ran .s, @ -, rny establishment u i' ti,l
IN fhe r.iiiY, ns- 5s-ss .i; W ;';t npHsi's,
10, l4'rifr ti-el 'f.;i 81 - u.
-tss,fs y. I'd t.i.,= rsltt ~ y : swat
~, s-,--:n.en pilins; p-iter.it se,tz IL fta
,Le ia;. i, tho pe,.,,as nl Discriminating vinr1nu.y
,;,an f- yi 81 st srtire felhr r,nfis,i, s lyhst,
r .;,i,, ,yst, Ire p,it ;si! rot Tail 10 award " them
IL. siycrt r tsif , rzd Tie :.iiei:se superiority If
,iis:r ~ lre deserves
e-s.v sy -trs.rltlr ~ h-l ard - the oyest p,iiss
TIE p;hr e.fe,ss s;e respectfully nfi. 20 r'li :rd az
~. r.i,:es, ~ whrh ere 70 ~
a, Tie P,rrpa 6i-s, No ss5 Pssfl 81 fnsas Eisnsin
sr.-.e.)
,rssi ''e' di4 iH'
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Richardson 81 Co.'s Celebrates
aIERIi,AN pANhEE,A

SyIiS Medicine compounded solely fr0n, vegcahs nsE
free from adnertion, and Sarrante rs llom nv ngr
dents detrimental IN health. discovered abpu, .ne ~
slcs by an individual sorely afflicted with UIClikAl ~
St'ROtDla, and VINO has been under the catn, d ~
most eminent physicians in the United State, Tor ~ Sean
without, the least apparent hope OF restoration 70 nsa ala
was by them pronounced ncurabs but who, after aAhx
above named medicine for i've weeks was restored 70 pSts
health. That medicine has been sold with unpIecec
cess and has failed ,nstHnce z ken nccou
di.esses. to Wit@S9IT RHEIf SCRoFuLA " GER.
k1Ep sc y 8R9Sf il EEgEa So ssb
GHR0NlC RHEuMATIsM. PHI is, ERYslPgLI;,AAis,
PfiMPi.fS on 'TIiE FACE, sCAi.D HEAD a Mn AN
CUTAkEOtfS DISEASES OR PAINS OK ulGKEs
3 an NE p 1 t
cy of this medicine has been tested in MI the above
eanmetated and its effects truly ASTONISHING Onlyonia
BILE spoonful TO be taken 10y an adult each morning oeoe az
il also acts gentle csihartic increasing ne apens ~
general health ohe patient: causing all ucstattd oIss % a.
charge prorsey. and producing an tilecSua asia
othe wh0 iyem purifying and prodncihsa
Persons, while taking it, should refrain from The NE of
stimulating drnks Or highly seSionsdu Iesa. TSISAGg
General gent Pine stree The Custom feue ~.
York aud at 10 Astor House liU 643 and l lifcaaws
corner BTGadway and LhaTbetssseh NO; Nc FSI
i,reet No 81 and s Hudson and g Ham Iesd stes co
Hudson No 500 Grand No. is! and lI5 Gcsnsr
.rees No liz and q I AT .,s " ~ S
Brooklyn, J. w Smith, corner Of Fulton and c,snosygr
low and Anantic-s and BY sill tho principal afn
Wbo esq ss Esa sssyi 81 a So' Ba
r w. Dyott & Sen, No l43 Moth Seem 10, Gs'sn
Whole.eIa Agent for Philadephs; Bgsb & HiL,sL v
C. COLBY. No. &l PsGrsh.e. y. !.
Instructions fo tskng the article ard great o. ~
tcass md testimonials may Be seen aad ohtin u an
tho above Dacef. -
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no RE LEE.

THO pERF,rMERs AND DEALERS IN ToYs-seyeml
Counters aud Glnss Gases let in the tafislan BnZna
arg I,rondwny Reul Stores. The establishment IS lighted
and kept the proprietor and the stands nre let
remarkable v prices and the location tor the sale o Sta
pie ana Fancy Goods OF the best IN Bfoadwey Apply
on the premises. 10
pAPER-AIIIL TO LET in complete order. 1t has
80 eight engines, 81 inch inachlnt- ca'endm rolls
EMs2 &c. &c. Connected with tins hl oVg acre, 81
.se Ts Mill Que Machine Shop Black smiths Shop. good
store and thirty Dwelling Houses all of which Is of sale or
Ia rent on reasonable and possession given immediately
For farther particulars inquire of -
ss TO LET-ASD Possession GIVEN lMMEDIATELYI
A The half OF modern story House. w est OF Broad
way Becker street, Will be lei to small respect
allie family or the Rooms will be let, furnished, to gentlemen
with breakfast and Tea without. Persons of Religious
character will be preferred References VIII ne
address TO S w and the Office OF this stating
name and residence, and they Will be waited upon dIo
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SECOND BoARD.
No sale, nj the ssoond Board.
We quote Specie as follows:

The official report of the Revenue from Custom
the Province of Canada 70, the ending 9Th January
1874 published From this statement appears tbnt
much the largest collections made Montreal: that part
furnishing about per of the total of the Pro-
ynco The entire gross collections f 572 9s. and the
net amount. after paying all expenses. E2ls9S is ED
The following give. the amount collected the most import
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"a VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE.-The subscriber
ca surviving Executor of the OF the lnt9 Nicholas
IL. y Anthony, deceased offers for sale the following
valahe property. beonPnG said estate, situated IN the
Fourth Ward, the two Houses and Lots of ground.
Number thirty $50 and thry-tvo (3el Frankfort street the
House and Lot sIound number thirtyour () Frank.
fort o Rose and the ousc ard Lot OF ground
auricer a. Rose-street Altogether forming plot Of
ground containing m front Frnnsio .ect tty-cEh feet
eight inches, the itysye feet SIX inches and front
inS on Rose hundred and makes he the
same more O. less II the above property should be dis
posed OF sale will be sold lots at public auction
about the Sd day of January being to close the
The sale will he premp;o. The title ndSputable.
the property having been the of the estate for
upwards OF seventy years The usual Executors deeds will
be given. JACOB ANTHONY. Surviving Executor.
10 DID s-5av
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NEW FANCY GOODS. &c.

NEW FANCY GOODS. &c.
,E,r the ..i.,i,, If tie trade s el,ci,e
.s,srtnsrt II NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
adapted to lie r-esen, -nd spptc.chinr eascn uetes+l
per ss- rrtfvaEs) consisting IN ps oil PAPlhR MaCHhE
Goons. paPErrR1Es. FANgY STATIONERY, kr.
Also LATED WARE and TEA TRAYS. together with
e,.s. r..,efy q! FANCY HAHptY NE generally.
an WILLIAMS & BILL. u sIsa-a isiie.
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Before Chef Jn,tce JONES.

P1M ID. Burbank VS. Jcka Elliott and ~ Ciere-
land-Asar and Bat,eryThe plaintiff 9. nef Q, =;
and Sye s q go IT ,ns one M drs Vile
boat in Mny last. Elliott agreed 60 lpks ~
North boat, thence to tbs e ~ 20 b
lar IS cents replied that rather than lose his pas
senyer he would him for % cents Inc Ieinafk
, s biit now be would 70 with Burbank Elliott SAID to
Burbank, have taken my paencef mean 10 GIVE
ns and nc b bs ed a kfS Sbelw
urine him There appears 10 have been previous M
Mr. Cleveland sought to be made party N the SUIT from
fighting If OF his osced Burbank. he WOMB see
MN out of it, The could not however that EluGt
wns present. The Court charged that he could not be cons
cred purity The Juy found verde; against Elliott Tor $500
Before Chief Justice JoSEs and Judges OAKLEY and VAN
DERPooL.
Decisions.
Isaac S Hone and others Va. Geo. w. BTueH-
the recovery OF demand. Dir. Buen put IN plea settiS
forth discharge bankruptcy To this pannls deinurrcn
lt the o the a,e bankIp laT es
of voluntary bankruptcy and, I'd averrng ihnd insinnch
as Mr. b. had Sc: forth the names oil some oil his creditors
schedule The Court decided ,t me sEs: point was POI
well taken rs the Supreme Court OF the = has declared le
nnknut net to be constitutional As TO the second point II Is
necessary for set forth tine particular fraud OF WINCH
he complains the notice which was not done ~ tne pt
Judgment Tor Defendant on uetnuIef WIFI hoei' W
plaintiffs TO reply &c.
jackson g. Loss vs. Harrison 4. lie Rue.-Appeal
from Justices Court relative timber for the erection oil q
smoke house back of III Warren street Judgement reversed
Joel Bfhraud VS.. William l.. Clark.-Case 10
be ie.argued.
The Court hos adopted the following as the a5'h
rule:
Ordered, That the argument term OF the Court no Day
no cause shall I've down for trial for particular day. aud
as soon as the Calendar for such shall be called through,
the Cou't will proceed with the argument trai.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB SALE.

ITO IMPORTERS OF DRY Goops-Tle advertisers Will
L exchange plat OF IIoa,-. ground
" situated. about and half miles North of Union Place
asp,epdd of the Hudson River ,se OF the gren
eft thcroughnrrS lending 10 the property Addo-. NJ w Ia
the Courier and Enquirer office. sly TIC
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CHEgIFF'S SALE.-By v
- me directed and delivered,
thule ofthe City Hall en- We
1876, atl2 M-All the right.
Mcdonald had on the 18th dal
and lease of lot nav known as
street number and also 10 the
known b. the street number l.
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shio u Mary Foster NresaS. Stanton 4 Frost; Godos,
Penn Apafaehsools. u ttaftsut 81 Coz Cstrste esFy.
cq frs csoo. soutssc Mosio E tossut & Co
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Passengers Arrived.
Passengers Sailed

In LAe brig = HemnsoHd from Inrks IssaI
Hairs NYofk
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nVER sIJtiEFs-IiIP ORT,dlF7' TO y E-iLE Frs sFd
VC0ES iERS-lgja Rubber Over Shue', thBi can he
yotn IN any climate without change of pruettts-. HvnFE
pisbe and Bo 10 the coolest weather For Durability nnd
tsnuy they cha sEe cuttRsnn with other ,hce ", The
market Country ,erchsos naj city iesers shuu na fail
Go ,i,tr themselves with i, article For Sole 10y the et,sg
,sshi Near Wall street
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WATER POWER.

WAL ROW En-.
p, FOR SALE-Two Mill Sites. with permanent supply
to 0isN square feet Of water each, under pressure o
two feet. and twenty feet fall with from ten to Two
iaciies OF NeyYok Market by Railroad ne equal 10 Two
dou ton 70; transportation Works can be erected d
cniiy sfe nosnrsiabe Iron Mines oil The best qualify Oak
Gun be purchased dollars md fifty cents cord
The desirable Tor ano., any Mann'actpns pun
less than other Water Power of equal extent an facilities
AIss Two Farms Of nbou, one hundred and fly acres eac
of which well improved both nenr the Railroad, and
good locations for Milk fnri.. lnr New; York Market
is Agfi n 70 '9oAck So j WS. ST. i ".
- COUNTRY SEATS AND FARMS FOR SALE
s The subscriber OILERS Tor sale. !ibem terms seye-
LIZ mi Country Seat and Farms on the Fast bank OF The
HUDSON RIVER, near larry inwn-ampng winch nra;
The FARM OF the subscriber now occupied by Mr. C'rge
The FARM otEe are William butcher containg 80 acres
Also sevcral smnl Places suitable for Country Seats or
F4 ng y f9P0 n9SB'fT q ifs ;ISsiRsI
casS a FARM FOR SALE, OR EXCilA HGE for Pro;
S p.y the city OF York Said Farm consists Of
well fenced situated about 40 miles from the City, IN the
County OF; Weche',er. On Inc premises are dwellings.
barn, and other her to and Fo" the
c s h % i SaU faI'f BAREE @ econ
gsSs a COUNTRY SEAT FOR SAI.Eiia :, on
- iO md 10th streets containing ncres OF land in good
cultivation; and abonndng IN rut treas sribey Nc Inc
Of Iarraic md East River, and pso extensive of
Long Island. Terms % 1%S Sf;y APPyH to McGowN
Executors Of Andrew Slci;own, deceased; or.
drf ]. ADRIANCE 50 John-si. ". Y.
fzrss A FARM FOR SALE-Sltuate on the road from New
49, Rochelle Ia White lans, about euidsiant from each
land. excepting acres which wood land The pince y
divided BY md lad ont into ] a, sI 9aS be
ground high state vi cultivation HE buiiTgs nli Oh
good character and IL oIs5 fST nm sep to
def }. ADRIANCE. So John.st. New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-31
NEW rAII, GOODS CHEAp!l

NEW FALL GOODS CHEAP!l
~ w D. GREGORY & ~. No. l75 Spring stfeei. wish
p ~ ,,,,oi, sr friend, and the public with their dsis
~ ali fiFAP al Their STOCK Of Fall eu Winter
f.pr The p.t u winch have been bought ct he ate ac
t@,ineiiuns IN Jrices. ,,,t -
ia q ' u H. GREGORY & 60. lis sUnng at.
kJEV FIGURED CIfAMEIE ii' sil.Es-last ,s-;sirpd
~ ., W ~ EEEGUnY & CO. lis SpflrR sitset. c.i-s
c,,. ssyz sfeI t'Iq,si silks. rich r;,trs hprt
T,, ,,t,ti. sa .srr 81 pa fsit rich Pnias ft Is 81
er ysa heavy vide Gr,e 1s Nh'is ~, LING ehsS vsiy
ss.,sl,s and very -hear. IT lis spi'he-tteet. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-31

coOnYEARS OVERSIlOES. PATENTED
EzzzoA isii-lhese o,crsioe- are made oil now ME-
TAIiC GtiM-ELAS'rIC CoMPo5lrloS' M, = a.,
They rNALTgg.nLg by any climate. ing UAI y, w
od Zone will or sstien thci''-'ho 'oLpv' uc
Frgid Zone uASSoT HTir.Es unni
For FtAgTtrTrY, BEAUTY. DURABILITY anu COMFORT.
they nre superior TO other ovefsc ever Offered 10
tho rubir They have received tho PREMIUMS from
The Mechanics Institute of Boston, the A"crcen ln,iu'c OF
Now York and tho Frurblln Institute oi lmlndslpln
We WARRANT GpODf EARS oNBhSliefS, !" pos.
oil the qualities above stated
Uen!ers invited 10 cali and tes the facts io thenseNe
For snie wholesale and retail, by
BEEl'IIER Il HEN EDiCr, 100 Broadway
tigu between Pine and Wnil.Si,. NewsF York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-31
THE NEW YEAR.

D a G @ o Q ID
$4,000 PAIRS of Boots and Shoes, damaged
u BIZ water aud SMOKE ut the late fre IN our go,
n Wholesale Store 2Us Pear-street, NewYotk otetet
Tor ale at the Brooklyn and Long Island Store lU fuon
.treet-Al To be sold, If posa:ble within three weeks
n MANY of the above articles yery slightly soed and
mo-, aured IN the for When there room 10 &c
into the store great bargains may be expected ,,o,.C
'' dg Wv ''N'N SMITH 4 HARISHORNE.