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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-15
PHENIX EXCHANGE.

SNEDECOk AND THOMPSON,
INFORM their friends, that they have taken
and Nassau streets, lnown the ffiENIx Exc HANdE"
and determined keep the choicest liquors eta
found in the city Those who appreciate superior glass Of
Brandy Cln requested TO cali and try fine article
The DINING DEPARTMENT is completely REQ
ized and those who wish good dinner, well Aerved
be accommodated at moderate charges As the propetoJs
resolved to keep first house. they respectfully eQu
Of their ficnds and the public long they
be found To deserve it.
ISAAC 8 SNEDECOR,
B.-The LUNCH. at the Bar, will b. served up ever,
day between and II o'clock, A. NJ Oysters style
at all hours Of the day. jh ltaw is avs
EXCHANGE HOTEL-BALTIMORE
ERA,TUS COLEMAN has this day taken HENRY +
u JACKSON into partnership ard in future the hou.s will
be .ondrctad in the name Of COLEMAN & JACKSON.
The Of the travelling public. and influence Of
friends IS respectfully solicited,
Baltimore, February |, 1874 II Ira &c
HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.
1HE undersigned takes inform his friends and
the public. that the Mansion House H. located in In
outsider No ST. the vicinity Of the steamboat landing
and vegetable MARKET having comm0dous family apartments
arranged in the ueatest order.
peson employed permits to land
baggage Sc who will board vessels after the visit
Of the revenue officers.
BYsiton to Island should procure passport fro,s
the Spanish Consul the port Of to obvate diff
dculties and inconventence
s2l 6mecs WILLIAM FULTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-15

MAD Docs IN WINTER Mad dogs have appeared
lately at Quebec, and order has been issued by The
Mayor for the destruction Of all dogs found large Ex
treme cold seems to act the canine In the
way 40 extreme heat
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-07-06

THE MoRMoNs.-Joc Smith, backed by some
hundreds of his followers, recently demolished
the Expostor" printing press in Nauvoo. He
alleges in defence of his conduct, that the pa.
per was nuisance, andthat under the munich
pal laws of the town, he had full authority 10 dc
so. The "Expositor" was opposed to the Nor.
mons, and had been exposing some Of the ras.
callties of Joe. Efforts were made to arrest him
by the authoritiesof he State without effect.
The Governor Of Illinois (Ford) arrived a
Warsaw on the 22d uIt, and took command o
the forces assembled there On the same day h
issued his requisition for Smith and the princi
pals engaged in the destruction of the "Expos
tor" printing press, to appear before the civil au
thorites, and answer unto said charges, Jo
pledged his word to appear, bat when the tim,
arrived, it was soon asccrtaned that he and thu
Nauvoo City Council had broke for parts uu
known 1t was supposed that they had crossed
the Mississippi river and taken up their abode in
Iowa Territory. Governor Ford has ordered ou
ten thousand men. and appears determined that
the delinquents shall be captured and compelled
to abide the penalties of the law
The bgoted devotion Of the great body Of the
Mormons to Smith, establishes the truth Of the
following couplet--that
- Faith, fanatic faith, once wooded fast
10 some huge taIsohooG, hugs it to the last"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-07-06
future referonce:

GosLNGs.-"Hallo, Mister" cried )
passenger in a stage coach to rousa'
looking passenger, lean you tell me "l'
has become Of those goslings which wslrS
Matched last year on the top OF that rocA
"FOur of them are dead sir" re'u'nG
jonathan, "and the other, ! perceive, 1
a passenger in the stage COACH ="
gentleman was used up.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-07-06

The nomination Of Hon. Caleb Gushing, to be
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PIcnipotcn.
nary to China not before acted upon by tho Sc
nate was taken up and confirmed ON the last
day OF the session.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-07-06

Hon. N. P. Tallmadge, of New York, has
been nominated by the President, and unanr
mously confirmed by the Senate, to be Governor
Of. Wisconsin Territory, at the expiration Of
Governor Doty's uncxpred term.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-07-06

The Congress of the United States adjourned
on the 18th utimo, after protractcd session of
nearly seven months.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-07-06

STATE ELscrIoNs The following table
shows thetlmo of holding elections in the
liherent states. 1t will found useful Iot
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-07-06

The MARCH OF EDUcATIoN.-"Wu n
said doling parent at the breakfast
bic to an abridged edition of himself W.
had lust entered the grammar class
the high school, "WiIIy, my dear W.
you pass the butter" Uncertainty inn ~.
il aklhes me 10 parlhe anything bur'
it'll a common thubthantive neuter :"
der, agreeth with hot buckwheat caktu''
and its governed by tbugar houih u"
Iathcs understood
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-07-06

Congress have finally located the Naval Depot
and National Amory at Memphis, Tennessee.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-07-06

The world is mongreI-hali Spite
half wolf. Lash it often, and, VINE
require it, a whistle will bring It TOY,
feet show but the slightest symp'o".,,
fear, and It will turn round upon, "
worry you. even unto the death
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-07-06

An excellent bill! was passed by Congress on
the last day Of its session, extending, for FIVE
years the pensions to the surviving widows Of
The soldiers Of the revolution, It sh.uld have
been Tor tho whole term Of thoir natnrnl liycs.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-07-06

How Itr Democratic National Cousen
lou could nominate George u Dallas Tor
ao y.r Presidency aol unanimously
adopt lh1 following resolution as ibait
orael Of nub IN roIauJo ton National
I'ooa oourJ.y beyond our hum.r com
puhaH..e1
"N.'u} Tint CoUuo.s hla no pow.
er 90 nbnuar O National Bank thnt ue
bulIeyr Urban institution ouu eff droI'y
hostility I1 lhu Ae#l Interests of The eaun.
W dangerous 10 uUr republican inalIlu.
llou8 and che hUst uluhIla of the ptoplo
and calculated 10 puct tho business 81 The
county within the control OF acUncgn.
rated mouoy power and above the laws
md will of Tho people"
Now mark Dha inconsistency OF The &c.
ton ot the Convention. They denounced
q National Bank IN Dbo suongcs, terms.
that The Iaasuaga will admit Of aud AL
the Same time nominate as candidate
for the soiago3 of their party, and of
the Aricon people, for the second Office
in the nation, an individual, whose past
life and political history prove him to
have been one of the most Jealous aud
uuwavcrjng advocates Of the constitu-
tionality and eyPcdicncy of such an in.
stiiuliou. They gharacleriZe a" such an
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-07-06

The stock OF cotton remaining in New
Orleans on the 10Th Of june last, in
warehouses and on shipboard, amounted
to 74,345 bales.
The Mississippi was still rising at our
latest dates, and causing an incaIculabIe
destruction Of property [. is estimated
that the damage done to this years cot.
ton crop will amour: TO from million TO
two million and half dollars, besides the
injury done to the submerged
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-07-06

The Hon. ALMoN II. READ, Of fennsyt-
yana, member Of the present Congress,
died at his residence in Susquehanna
county, Pa, on the 4th uIt., in the 56th
year Of his age Consumption was the
cause Of his death.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
POLICE OFFICE.

STABBlsG.-Last night, between 9 and 10 o'clocl,
two youths ;,aind Edwin se'yAl eyed II, OF 63l bfoe
way and Thomas Hyatt, st youussf OF 90 Mag siFet
uarreird fought ABOUT gil, when se"ail statb
Byatt four times the head, breast and face with khe
ctins severe wounds Hyatt conveyed home and III
ole 10 appear 10 day complain Officers ockell and Sws
,beut lor o'clock this arrested Sews IN bed, az
he committed.
LARcESIEs.-Aloses Smith was arrested and coul-
o;tte1 for sIing gold watch with chain and key
S7g rom the house Of Jane Edgsr No 80 Prince
Christian Overland was arrested and committed
Tor stealing pants &C. worth S3 50 from john Schmr
of No. - Chamber ST.
STEALING PACKAGES FROM BOATS AsD OFFICE.
On the 9.h package OF dr. goods worth s8 So
BY James r. Hoy merchant 81 Cedar Doa
the James MadSon Capt Charles Haistei foot 81
Warren 80 Stephen Iioy at ewburg. Il .
package stolen and missed, and Capt Has;ed
found possession Of we!l-dessed named Edward
Smith the wharf tied gp 10 his handkerchief Smith was
taken the oce and locked up Since then officers Bow"
yer and McGIa have found IN Iiisone pockets the b>
for the above and for three o,ei packages stolen from tie
Railroad Offices, follows Ou- the ist February worth
S67 81, way II Adams * Brothers Newark; Gu
the 18th October worth 500 49, for hlessrs. Woodruff Ra
way y. j.; and the 2ls Octobe worth Sj9 H.
way Z. P. Dayton, n Brunswick Much of these goods
had been reds by Smith, and the tickets ouud hun E
committed these and other charges that will hs
prefer
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
1tAN-1L.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 2l-2 P. NJ.
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Eaks Mary Elita. stevens ofieans wabash, Tablets,
Apaitchicoia (. Hurlbut j Go.
ton ors " s Siobe aiSI,' uloat HSsI Co. ;02 Es
gene, Dr,nkwater, Porto Rico Nesmith x Walsh; Laurel
Mayhem, New Smyrna Fa; Amanda Hutchinson, 81 Tho,
schrs Cornela, Smith Bedford Nassau Howes Matan.
zas tos!.r Nlckersoa; Emene, Nichols. rhads rha,
Brett Nose; Lady Clinton, Richmond McCready & Co.
ARRIVED
Bris Cyrus, Woolside OF Portland IS days from Matauzas
95 hhdS 20 % bhls moases cases stgar sacks coffee
case swee,meats u Thurson Vessels left before -.
ported The Cyrus the vessel reported Romsr D. the
Bug ayans Pace 20 days om Trinidad de Cuba with l2
Ch4stetlsu pouve Left bss Uanonlcus, Copeland for
York days; Be,ssy Jane, Thomas. for Phi!4d oadias
Schf Gszele Springer, % days from MAyaGuez H. lSi
hhis Is do lneasss Ice bags coffee, TO Meyer Co.
SAILED,
BaJk Providence. Mobile.
Brles Caroline, arann2h teofSaa y Orleans; ATrene,
Brandy ymlae, Deborah, aud others
MEMORANDA.
he paSkrt ship Honsus ol Liverpool Is steamed on
aen SOLD al the Nerchan Exchange by auction for
ne whole number OF vessels haroo the i7h
DISASTERS.
N tpe odlk Serene for Buenos Ayrss. leaving the
@ Io o. ssck SLIP seaman fell from the main top sail
J." h anu was killed he Is supposed 10 be Dlne
Schi VsiR suak by brig Emily has r.ited .shors
gear ths pan' o. se oeS Steamer Hercules down
- - ,ceouat ol heavl sea
NEW ORLEANS PACKAGE t.XPHESS-
1s Through ~ rom 10 TO . Days..!-ADAMS & co
hsy,ng had eu ARRANGEMENTS successful operation ior
Package, for New oeans By the Central IN the aeaye
unprecedented For further inoInauon please apply Al
g. Package Tor all the Intermediates cite. VIII DC de-
hT"Eea IN nactiess time toan by any osieI hne doa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
CORONER'S OFFICE.

ACCIDENTALLY DRowEED.--The Coroner he'll
AL inquest to-day No 65. Bowey, the body OF job,
Sanders aged 81 years. T deceased the previous
while at pier No East River painting the ship Emily
fell the docs and drowned His body was found
,l,a rrlnU
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
The following Stocks were sold at Boston on

The following Stocks were sold at Boston on
sduesday 900 Massachusetts, State per ceut stock.
payable 1857 enually % shares Bcs
ton aud Maine taoaJ II adv; do t,'teru NaiIoad adv
do Boston and Worcester Railroad ljt l13 adv 10 10
Western Railroad 6G per shUe; do Portland, Saco ,ud
Railroad do Boston and Providence EaI
road 81 adv; do MeIrimack Manufacturing Company, 81:
ady do fremont Insurance Company. AZ adv; do Nation
al Insurance Company Set for So 10 do franklin Insurance
Company adv; do Bank iSe0) 2 do GIa
nlte Bank 95 per share.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
Brighton Cattle Market. :. Nj

Brighton Cattle Market. March Is.
At market 400 Beef Cattle IS Working Oxen
Sheep and 27O Swine 60 Beef Cattle unSoiJ.
PRcEs-Beef CattleWe quote few S5 first quail
y 81 81 IS; second quality ST 81 5o third quality 50
80 81.
rorking Orem We few sales VIZ s'S SIS aud
500.
Sheep.-Small lots from s! Is 10 SS62.
SssnsLos pedde at for Sows aud &c Tor Bar
y q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

'E'U IRON MASTERS - or sale, Mill Sites
IL The immediate neghoorhood ot B,umnous Coal end
Iron Ore Of the tstluaty enns lYanatte point
tide where such Coal and Ore found together.
The commuu cation IS complete win Phadeph and Ea-
by Canals and Railway For Pamphlets descriptive of
s property aud farther information, apply Archibald
w ntyre Albany; TO Archibald Robertson, Phadepha;
TO the undersigned No 3S Merchants Exchange, NswY
where be specimens Of the coal and os; also MAPS
rIn sm ~ 2 CasEY Gil { na,.ss.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
CITY TELLIG ENCE-
CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge KENT.
L

s-Acton TO recover 50 500. oaoed to Mr. D. X. Minor, Is
,mh * Sherman III 1885 the check Of Mr.. Minor,
I'd as collateral by OF 5000 sgned by defendants
action tried before The Jury returned sealed
die, in favor Of defendants.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

9ls5sg CHURCH bELI.o ANU IU"N
sCkocKs- s1scgHDsi, gdsi Sl,. Shc Si,, "a, aS'S S 3
4rIgss and 1873 Tor the best toGed Church Bell and
also svs Medal Cor best Bell ud Diploma Tor .,,G. l9sa
Ocfobar las is nov prepared lis FGnhdiy to laa'h
Bells Of from 20 10000 lbs mI OF the best mttIlB va sB
improved CAST 0u Yokes with movable The lncfsn
ps demand Bells te best evidence hat cab 9e sa
Of teIr Orders have been received from Inc ~
3ds and almost all hs Scss and 100 have been i
nsed 10 M fersnt places he sat of New4ork from nh
louudry-rowu Clocks, Lege!mg and Surveying !nsu~
msats Coppel aud Z Brass Castings, &c: &c. ,,y
liz ,,s ANDREW MENEELY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
SEBRING'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL

Is row universally admitted TO be certain
IS9scic for Dyspepsia, NerYons Affections Weakness Loa
Of Appetite, Debility &c Physicians psscrIbelt thelrv
-nts lsutle:ne who have experienced Curative effects
gratefully recommend II; ladies have derived the glea,
bsne6 from exhibition and other complains;
epcureS restored to their appetite aud the weak and feeble
ATE made strong aud ygo!ou5 Health, the lch,,
the rlch mans bliss" has, through its influence been ,
tended !" all classes and duonsechanles and manufa
uIsT5, merchants ard cluksrs lawyers and hIynes ph
gefs poets and planters have all been cured by this medicine
as then certificates aad recomm udaons satisfactorily prove
Yet thousands upon thousands who daily su-y
torture both OF mind aud body from thu ABOVE compani
when an inlalabe remedy offered them in the Re,C.
u{r Corl!al which IS prepared by {. g. SEBRiNG and
IoId AZ MS o'nct Web MURRAY street JIG 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
Public Stock Exchange, March 2
Sales OF Real ESTATE n, Auction March

Sales OF iseal ESTATE Auctiom.. March q.
By H. j. Bleecker 4, Co.
The dwelling house and lo No. l2l Crosbyseet: lot
% feet front by 81 dee -. :. 81 600
Frame cottage house aud lot No. lS2 Ludlow lot
2jf.et by half t1- block >............ 400
By ". II. Franklin.
Lot No 81 BcesiaaIstI-e,, with the buildings thereon:
lot "a; feet 'front.' q iet 65 Itet deep side
and 10 ret on tfe other ..... st 900
enth streets %; feet by 600
Lot adiomins. SAME dimrusions 000
By lt1ihins 4 RotiinS
Store and dwe 2l3 tultou.stiee near Greenwich
street: house by 3D. ot q hy So feet oot
Two story attic aud lot No i57 HammontStreci
lot 90 feet front, IS by rs deep. 5i'o
fou. e. yS@' 'sase % .o' $50
Bv Halliday s. Jenkins.
re rear u by ss; ieet $3.50
Loi adio,ulpe same size ........ $50
30 do ............. 73U
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

I. ItENOII { tOLESIlINNr I I'D I - IT'S article
Combnalo Of elementary substances, having ,,,o,,
affinity i,r .ch other hCh aud form pound M
x her Ch- fhe bnllaGcy and durability N
the polish mpaTtS t- delicate article of furniture
such mahogany rosewood ebony, Iaiau marble also !,
Carriages patent leather. military capi, Nc Is unsurpassed
ltS application tasy requiring very e labor itstors II,
article original beauty For sale by A. b. SANDS
Co, Granite Buildings. ~ Broadway, Chamben
also hy a. * d Sands 70 Fulton ST; D. Sands Co
EAT BrN.HMay. EnCe 23 cents. nhlS In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

No. 43 JouN.srREgT

no. I'D JohN-sFREET.
ELLlOT, BURNAP x BABCOCK are con
IL stantIy supplied with large and general assortment of
PAPERS suited ,4a dei,tments Of the trad among Inch
the following: Hutbards coloed Papers vare
Boston Copp-rpste Papers, Of nperior quality Book nd
News Printing; Cap Letter Folio Post and Blank Book Pa
Druggists, Hardware and Cloth Papers Binders and Trk
Boards Sheathins and Wrapping Payers, &c. &c.
Paper makers supplied with all kinds stock ami
rals. je3O If
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
SIN. :, W. r. CASEY. Civil Engineer.

L HE undersigned, CIVIL ENGlNhkhS, viii
make Surveys, Estimates of cost, and reports for Rei-
ways, Canals Roads, Docks WhaTyes Sustaining WaI!.
Bridges OF evry description with plans snd SPECIFICATIONS
and when required, viii superlntsud tfeu execution.
Iaey measure ard compute cpbcal quan;tie, OF saIth
rock the OF removing the same they viii
an and report The best Gode OF rendering
available and OF opening mines aud quarries They
sli make drawings and specification. of Improvements IN
nacres and d inventors Ii procuring ette patent; the
services Of D ihomas Jones' have been for any
business requiring personal attendance Washington They
Mines, Qua1res, Machinery &c. '
AddEes. either Of the undersigned at 81 Merchants. Ell.
chsnSe, lsT~ YORK EDWIN +. JOHNSON,
rlu en" WILLIAM CASEY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

II PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND. IRE.
Sssesyt LAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES.-Persous
about send Tor their friends by making arrange
with the subscribers, ayai themselves Of the benefit
Mr. Iapscot services IN Liverpool, he i'll give
peisoae attention TO all whose passages be engaged
their otct 10 come sat N Their lns packets and
comfort oi the VII! b out to is iusL ex-
zen: by him.
Those therefore. who wish have their friends come out
comfortably and speedily respectfully requested 10 call on
W J. I. TAPSCOTT,
al their General Passage Ofice
NH 20 3 Peck Slip, cor Sourhst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

...,s, NORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
hsS@Sas -Unter .7rrdsg geme,t-On and Wr,lues-
day LIST November, the Cars this Road wall
-AS- leave follows:
2o'ciock the afternoon.
Leave Newfork O'Clock IN the tnorning, aud in ts
afternoon
Leays Newark 10 O'Clock ths morning. and in the al
ternoUu.
Passenger, by the morning Alorristown will arrive
there ct III O'clock whse stages Will be readiness con-
them to Schooeys Nountdin Washington Balrdrrs and
EastS daily 70 snceasuHna stanhope, Nsw,on Milford
Rockaway, Dover Sparta and Newton Tuesdays Thm-
days aud Saturdays, each line the
The stage o BasknS Ridge will leave every evening on The
arrival eI the aud return The morning the
6yst tram for Newly ork.
Passengers 20 70 and from Jersey City without changing
On leaving ;e city The passengers will deposit he
Baggage n the car al the oo OF Coutlandseet where
Agent will BE- in attendance receive X.
Passengers from Morrstowu VIII arrive New
take the and trains for Trenton and Ph-
Ielphia.
hls road having been recently rs-iaId the heaviest
Il Rail IN complete running order and offers acommo;
dlonS and exIdlous conveyance and from New York for
passengers or Tslgh!.
The rates OF commuaiior for $50 per anuum
tcm Newark 10 No!rlsown, Madison, Chatham; SO
The summit, SAY tc Ahllyle, and S25 10 Orange.
Passengers requested 10 have their baggage marked
nj IRA DODD, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

uArTERs' COIroN-l0 bales very superio
4 1c irird Cotton for h4tters for sale by
Ald MUM PET TrlBONE, IS Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

~ Oh GRAY HAIR may be changed TO a
IL beautiful aubur or lei black in two or three hoprs nv
using bottle OF the celebrated Italian Dye. IL mas justly OBJ
rp reputation tar surpasssg all Others use aet
may De used without the least injury either the hair or
skn therefore the difficulty Of procuring suitable article
I cooiins ths har las deferred from attempting il
Italian Dye have borne Hing testimony Of It's efficacy
Prepared ard sold Wholesale and Retail by
A B. SANDS co. 273 Broadway
cor. chambeTst (Graate Budias)
NH s Ira
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

III FOR SALE-A House and Lot, pleasantly
I'D located in Huntington, L. NorhaoIt. el-ia-
-&-ed aud commanding ground overlooking the halbor
which place packet Pile, and from NewYo weekly and
honss and lam mill nd .h"n, mis- from 49, 1nn
ha connects with the Railroad daily: The lot
feet deep stories and attic front and contains rooms
with hfe places and cellar rooms with csr tina, be
used III both the ground door; with Te place: on
the % cor and finished bedrooms The mole pre.a.
enclosed with picket fence Tide ndsputab- and
possession gwen lmrd te to attker particulars inquire
Of Joseph Weed 60 Division street between and o'clock
F. NJ OF Capt Ssah Bunce board Of sloop Victor
OF Oliver street between Wednesday and Thursday Of each
week. Of (. ". WOOD Norhport.
NoItnport, March eh 1914. mi lm-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

sma TO MANUFACTURERS, OVERS, AND
;:;S OTHERS For sale the Buildings SITUATED Nos. ll9 y
~la 2l l7th ST. suitable for manufacturing other puIpo
ses occupied as Dyeand Bleach House with lease
the Lots or years months with the fixtures suitable Tor
carry ing on the business There the premises
well Of and likewise supplied with the Croon water
For further particulars of II. tIASSFORD, Senr
JOHN TAYLOR, on the premises.
New-YOrk March 8, 1911. nhS w.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
\. are also prepared TO execute orders foT
CIT GLASS

description, quality be surpassed e!:her
home abroad.
Fancy Glass and polcs Lam; Supesb FLOWER VASE,
FIRE. SCREENS; ALLUSIl%ETTE STANDS. Tea
Bells fhermoreteIs s. and eompste stock Of ieaTEys
aud TABLE GU TLEEf, which they offer prices Ctiy
.-l - L. on u til ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
Cour, for the Correction OF Errors.

s)rdered That term OF this Court BE- held the Tit
Hall IN the city of New York Saturday the first daY
June next l2 O'Clock noon, for the ofhean
OF error.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
II. NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIV-

-1t NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIV-
S.Tseys tRfOOl-ftcket OF 26Lh Aiarch-The splendid
.ssszs- and fsvonts Packet Ship RosCIUS Loco rof
Sarter, Captain John Colias, will sa Tuesday 26tt
March. her regular day.
The ships Of this I'm. ing all go and upwards per-
sons about TO embark io The Old Country viii not fel
the advantages be- derived from selecting This line IN pref
ene 10 other their great capacity renders the every
way more comfortable and eonvensnt than SHIPS OF smaller
class and then accommodations 1t is well known are sure
others Those wishing secure should NOT
tt 20 make early application board or n
w .&J. T. TAPSCOTT
AT ths General Passage Once Peck Slip cor South s
The Rosclus viii sail from Liverpool or the lh of May
lsii Pesors wishing TO send for their Trends can have
them brought ost ~ ,.s magnificent Packet or apv of the
regular line sailing The st oth iIth 10Th 2lst and 2e
OF every month
Draft, any amount payable ou demand without dis
count all the principal OF England Ireland Scot
land or Wales, constantly for safe as above
Ths and elegant Packet Ship Liverpool will succeed
tie RosciTs, and saul on the 2l,t OIL April mh2l
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

ia TO LET OR LEASE-The modern brick
E!;S House No l29 Suffolk ith block from Grand
.sreet Stages, having every convenience for two small
sene families parlors with folding doors Isl and ID story
pazza suryS, with fine grape yine marble manteS
uaiue walls finished Easements and sub cear Rent $3.50
Also LIE, for Sale well improved Country Seat at
Jamaica with 6 of land.
Also for sale bargain to manufacturers lots with SIX
buildings consisting of hou;es and stores workshops SC
r. Road D-cot Jamaica. Apply (o address note oJ No
II POILLON, No. Atlanta street. South Ferry, Brooklyn: