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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE BLACK Tor AIlebasl'sl SALVE.
ALLE8ASi'S HEALTH FILLS.
ALLEBASPS TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
ALLEbASpS POOR MANS PLASTERS, and


ALLEBASi'S HEALTH FILLS.
ALLEBASIS TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
ALLEbASiS POOR MANS PLASTERS, and
ALLEBASPS COUGH BALSAM,
no CURE, AND WILL CURE, the following
~ named complaints be fully shown by the prorrs
tor viz: Fever Sores OF the malignant kind Feons U
Gers. Tamog Cuts end faac1stes Whitlows, seads aad
smnatoFy; Chilsains D5opsy sea!d Head Agas in the
tion Erupoas Aeus the breast Bes Sores of all kinds,
Dyspepss, Woms Fever and Ague Bilious and sears. FEE
seh Jaundice DisoIdeied stomach sad Bowels
Tooth ache Coughs. Colds Asthma, Lung and Liver Con
psin If not 100 gone; Weakness Pain in the Back,
Raw+, Chest Side Loins Muscles. Joints. Feet Sc Ner-
yous Afections General Debility, sc. &c. &c.
above long list OF complaints TO De cured oy pe
kiads Of medicines bar the proprietor promises 10 return The
Tor articles aud every person who
is not cured they follow the directions for using contained
IN b sIachet which will be furnished by the proprietor and
by agents Throughout the CITY.
are constantly coming the knowledge Of the Pro-
,srr which fully Justify the above guarantee. For sale
tpuoa,ss and retail by J.. w. GILBERT, Proprietor PA
EnItnn s,tert and by g. T. MAiGNE BOOKSELLER 90 Csna-
ire .r.set s. WOODWORTH, Houston and Mulber
~
and dixeetons for asng Pamphlet above referred
r The poor viii be furnished at half price 2i4 Fulton
stIsr and such advice their require
10 ImiHeod'
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; sinsing class .up Town.,-sEcoNp


TERM-Thefe few vacancies in the Class Of Thursday
evening at i2 Eidht=e street. Hour of meeting Il o'clock
2 u
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American Eagle 9! 4tha.street, NrwYork and 3O
Futou-stree and 5i4 AtaGtlc-S'rest BROOKLYN li I'm
'T7HE ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP FOR THE CURE
OF ERUPrlONs. CHAPPED FLESH, TcICAutloN
TO THE PuBLICThe proprietor OF ts was lately connsd
TO his bed several weeks during which time this was lnia
nou therefore buy cake OF this with
out the signature of T. Jones wrapper and particularly
in this CITY ony SO Chah .-st'e and Of this city
only OF the agents here advertised Be careful i ths you
want the genuine Always ask for Joness Italian Chemical
Soaptake other Without misrepres. these are
lis positive qualities which has received the highest en-
comiurns faculty and the unsolicited approval OF the
Medical Society Paris IL has cured tnds m he NJ
ted States of every ds urement and eruption OF the skn
such as pnpes eckles botche salt rheum, sCuIvy heat
spots tan burn morpaew, &c Cure chapped flesh &c
II w III change color OF dark yellow burnt SKIN
to bautifu healthy cIe4neS To prove TO the pa9,c t h
exceenc this Rad the following diploma awarded TO VI
Vespni the inventor BY the Medical Society OF P4r We
consider NJ. Vesppi the greatest pianthfops OF the age
and his Italian Chemical Soap miracle 10 cure any eruo'
or Disagreement ofhe skin will prove blessing 10 dture
ages Sold BY the only general agent 10 10 'he uasd Iat1
So Chaam.street y. Y l9 Fuiton-srrset B:ookiyn
Sta-stree Boston; Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia 2o
king-st.set. Charleston, ;. L. III iiA
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70 C0msock's Extract o Sarsaparilia for purifying the
Blood price cents per bottle 81 per dozen Also Dr.
McNar Acoustic OIL certain for deaneSs-t eiieves
al once AT 81 Courtandt street
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A SCIENTIFIC HAIR TONIC kESTOR
AND Bt,AJTlFlf.R

TRIAL BOTTLEs-THKEE SHlLLINGS.
rNO THOSE who have used Jones's Coral Hair
Restorative know excellent qualities; TO whose who
have not We sag that the fact of selling bot
ties mus, prove OF that We are not
afraid persons trying small quantity first we warrant IT
grow on any part where Nature intended hair stop II
falling If cure scurf dapduf and make light red or grey
hair grow dark For dressing the hair soft and silky nothing
can exceed this makes truly beautiful and keeps II So
Its indeed the economical yet snp-nor article made
for The hair Sodprice shillinss bstte-at the
sign the American Eag- 81 ChAtam.strset New1Y9k
Fulton street Rrookyn State street Boston; Ledger
Buildings Plade pha; 2O7 Kins-street Charleston, s. u
4 In,
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T- Wech Tooth ACRE Drops will cue any cas-,
will be taken These Drops ept,rey innocent 10 tGe
th gumsorstomach AT 81 Courtlaudt street Also, spen
did Cologne Wafer, quart bottles. Price SO Cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

g American Institute, In the Fark.-The
Weekly Conyrrsatira Meeting viii be held this (Wsdne
Members of the Institute bring along their friends. To-
member OF the Royal Agricultural Society of England will
deliver Lecture the Agriculture of England Nh S
full Of PRACTICAL knowledge Any friend OF Agriculture will
be welcome II
C Theodore d. w eld, will deliver the llth Lecs
ture b-fo.e the Mercantile Association Newark. in the
Central Church. Markest. this Il o'clock The
subject" Truth. HlSpsAScEs." Those who leave the
city in the five O'Clock VIII be there ample time The
will leave Newark for this city o'clock No
who avals himself OF this opportunity will ree1etit as Nh
Weld is unQuesonaby one of the intelligent and elo
quent the country boast tell II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

LATER FROM MExIco.-By the John Barr, Capt.
Holingshead, we received yesterday advices fort
night later from Vera Cruz. General Thompson
had not left Mexico.
Intelligence had reached Vera Cruz Of the ar
rangement Of the difficulties between the English
and Mexican Governments. The news was thought
almost TOO good TO be true.
We learn that it IS now deemed certain that there
will be majority against the Provisional President
in both houses of his new Congress. 1t was before
admitted, that in the more popular branch the oppo
stion would be in the ascendant
The U. S. ship Vincennes, Capt. Buchanan still
remained at Vera Cruz, and the Vandalia arrived
on the 9th ult.
We are informed by Capt. Hollingshead that the
Santa Fe prisoners confined in the Castle of Peroc
were suffering more than nature can endure. Dur
outof the whole only eighteen arc able to do any
kind oflabor.
1t was reported at Vera Cruz that the British
Minister had given orders for the hoisting of the
same British flag captured from the Texans on the
staff at the fort. The arrival of the British Minister
from England o Mexico duly expected.
The Mexican steamer GuadalOupe and schooner
Of war arrived at Vera Cruz, from Tobasco, on the
Dist ult., with troops on board. Two British brigs
ofwar and two French sioops of war also ly
ing at Sacr6cios.
Santa Ana has been proclaimed in the most
formal manner Constitutional President of Mexico.
Hitherto he has been the Provisional President, eX-
ercising extraordinary powers, under the famed Ba-
sis OF Tucabaya. These powers now devolve upon
Congress, by formal vote. The proceedings OF
Congress, thus far, are devoid of general interest
IN. o. Picayune, Sd inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

SAIlLLlAM L. JENNINGS ~ CO, Diapers
w and Tailors, No 23l Broadway, American Hotel Top
poste the Fountan solicit attention 10 an invoice OF ne"
Goods received per last direct from our Agent IN
Loadon, Consisting of CLOTHS CASSiMEREs, IN vari-
styles splendid and for Dress Vests,
MERINO, VELVETS &c with large assortment of rich
Silk and Satin SCARFS, CRAVATS, HANDKER-
CHIEFS GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, DRESSING
ROBES, sc.
We would suggest patrons that from this additional
facility shall be able supply them at an early date with
all the novelties OF the London and Paris markets and sustain
the reputation of establishment Tor the moderate prces
which have ELECTED liberal patronage since The ADOPTION
nish garments from Is 33 per less than loImcrya
estufe the stablishent which commend il TO those
reouiI;ns articles immediate the addition
stock of of fs quality ready made garments,
including Suonts, Coak5, Dress and trock Coats panta-
onng and Vests Sc f3 isf
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BELOW.
SAILED.

chin Louisville from \ o to f x Collins. Also sLi
I'd . brics unknown. Wind w \ w.
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u The Invisible wig SO clos-iy resembles the
real head of hair that scerucS and connosSeuEs have pro-
nounc- the perfect aud extraordinary OF the
day. The great this oyel and WIZ
beng made without weayinG which Causes Us
appearance closely resemble the natural hair, both
lam, and natural eaaIce defy detection
beautiful, ad free that all cases
eispr.tiou uE'mpejd and The great evils
5tls Wigs entirely avoided. The sceptc and conneissen
alike invited inspect this novel ad beautiful Wig and
rh. REGULAR method fitting the head the manufacturers
A l.. BARRY, li6 Broadway, OF Libertystreet up
.t,;rs jai2 inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

7@ Hyer's PiEis.-Thr safest cheapest and most ef-
C.cf,ye Faniiy Medicine III the Would
onais at the General Office OF Sale lao Fulton second
tIonr 81 Sti
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RICH tRD VAN DYKE. Jr Aueuonter
DERcMPTORI SALE TO CLOSE A CON-

KlLHAKD VAN DYKE, Jr., Auctioneer.
I'HREE NEW THREE STORY HOUSES -
A; j. BLEECKER & co will sell at auction, on
Thursday, 22d nsint - O'clock Merchants Ex-
chanse 'hese three new brick dwelling houses finished.
stuaid on Washington between Heratio and Janetsets
each about 20 te front and 10 de,p with good yards and
we'll calculated 10: small families desous of low and
good situations.
The houses furnished with folding doors. marble
ties, CRATES Croton water floors of yellow pine
houshoat-pnncpal s'oy deaened and can be
pcaton James Greene of Wes: End Jane streets
A ars part The may per tll s22Is
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

J. HEGEMAN, Auctloneer.
no MORROW, THURSDAY, Feb. 18th, at
hafpas 10 O'Clock, at No l39 ficksstreet Brooklyn,
gen,ee Household Furniture, consisting Of Piano cover and
stool, good nearly Mahogany Sofa Book
Case, Mahogany and Cane Chairs Ottomans crimson
coiee Coqehe splendid Pier Glass Oil Paintings Aahola
Dining Tables Centre. Tea and Card Tables Mahogany
and Maple bedsteads Mahogany Rocker Dressing Bureau
sidhoard, Sofa Bedstsad Window Shades Mansl Astral
Carpets Stair Carpets and Rods Looking Glasses Mattress,
Crockeny, Glass &c.-l Beers raror Stove, Air Tight
Stove, and Cooking Stoves. Also, Kitchen Furniture.
Broohlyp. Feb ltth, 1874. fi4
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

y. To the Wings OF the United States
GRAND NATIONAL WING BANNER BADGE
WILLIAM CURLETT JOHN GADE, o: the city of
Baltmore the former now painting under the direction e the
Whs Banner Committee of this city aud The latter attending
o the remainder OF the getting up Of the
''GRAND NATIONAL WIG BANNER,
be presented by The Wings OF Baltimore. the Wings Of
first State shall have the largest propoIonate number Of
delegates IN attendance a the
lOUSG MEMS WHO:
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF RATIFICATION
to meet in Baltimore Oa THURSDAY the I'd day of May
NEXT respectfully tat they !gettnG the
best stye Of engraving and printed on sa.in
BADGES.
which will be fac simlies OF the National Whg Banner
one Of them will be large and suitable 70. framing and the
other Of proper the National Wing
Procession and other public occasops of political character
during the year Some of them WIN b. handsomely up
in colos Due notice wi be given OF the when they
Will be ready delivery The copyright has been secured
from Clubs, Associations persons der
Gus o dealing in Badges addressed th undesiCurd
viii be attended u. WILLIAM GURLETI,
JOHN CADE.
TO-, of ne.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

NOLORlNG OR DYING HAlR.-WHITE,
" RED or GREY HAIi; changed TO dark brown or
perm,rrn black b. the Moorish HairDy. Sold at so cents
OF 81 bo- the sign Of the American Eagle So Ch7ham
P,onL,,,, feli I'm
NOU WHO USE SARSAPAklLLA-Try
i Joues's Extract Of SarsapaIil!a Candy IT'S excellent
powerful and pure extract OF the root SOLD at = cents
p4ckag. or for 81, tn sign OF the American Eagle u
Chatham ST. " Y. or 2o Fulton and 5ia Atlantic ST. Brook
- ~ " " felt I'm
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PREACHER WANTED-A young man 10 in.
s,rncr ,wo hours daiiy in school. One who can
cens we'll recommended aud willing receive tuition N
the Classics partial remuneration for his SERVICES may
h-or Of situation bv applying Il Fourhsttee between
The hours OF aud P NJ. 4 yOuag preparing for Col
- ,yan,6 ba nrat.rre1 fla lt~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

CO WATCHES The largest and most spea.
E9did assortment Of Watches the ci:y be found
sS archie subscribers He is ccncanty rseeying all de
.enptions OF Gold and Silver Watches OF the newest
from the manufacturers England France and SitzeiisnS
and enabled offer larger assortment, and at nach "a
prces retail than any other house the city GYIo
Watches low S20 SIS each Waches arg JfHsn 5
exchanged bought Iii Warses we-antrd 70 Seep ~
tirae the mon-y returned Watches Clock. ara 1em @
rel:sIed the nsnn=r ead wzrrz2red io"ec l'e 9
Gt.sf place :E The city. .-.I-~
q. e, ELLGE Importer of 'H2:shfs saa jsss..y
jal kEi Tas!s.ls sna lss.lii q n 6ssa-a'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

NEW STEEL PEN-C c. WRIGHT " co.
~ have just flushed Pen, called the BacsSpring
Pen which, by IFS hnge- elasticity behind the axis allows
In, M between the nbs aGd the writer's Spge vary
wi the pressure OF the hand becoming thereby soft tn
yielding aud easy w quill, and giving to
the ,1r, hand the cedrn-sS uniformity and beauty OF
slow careful writing w other Pen Sold BY the Sta
tioners. Dealers supplied l,y the Agents.
J c. BARNET 5. co. l67 Broadway,
fIa 81. Courtlaud-street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
MEMORANDA.

The Rivers are somewhat clear of ice this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

r AIDES, DON'T USE COMMON CHALK, 1t
Aoeks bad, Injuries the ska aud makes il look yellow
pure elke alabast-r whteness Sold the sgn Of The
American Eagle 81 .thamstreet, New York. and at sO
Futou-stree and 5i4 AtaGtc-5'rest Z BROOKLYN li I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

WTANTED-On the Georgia Railroad, 100 TO
w 200 Laborer Apply at the office OF the Irish Emi.
grants SOCIETY," G2 Gold-stTset. ia lWlS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
(From the St LOU, Republican.)

N0Excusk FOR BALD HEADS We slw yesterday,
whose head have known 70 be bald for twenty years ana
iis thckly covered with luxurau growth Of HAIR
which he sas pauced entirely by e OF few bot
YES OF The genuine Balm Columbia from IS Second street!
tie sud he had spent than hundred dollars for
oas onics aud other articles without producing single
a and he would advise all those who ere deriroes o! I'M
proving ttsirhair, to use the Balm by al means.
IN: SANE IN thus city at2 Coufdt North tlit'
street, Philadelphia.
" CoMsToCK's EXTRACT os SARsArAsiLLA for puIl
yilg The b2oGprice 80 cents per bottle, or 81 Gczen
Also, DR.. McVair's acoustic Oh cure for Decf
sss will relieve at Just received endid al,ce
~ So9cneluaIt bos-pTlce 30 cents al q CouItiand ST.
2Nolth 5th 81. philadelpha.
SIsRNc's CORDIAL is sold at No.6 Murrayst St. o3l II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

WA NTED--By respectable young woman,
w sitnation chamheTnad and waiter She is good good
work in small family She has good city references Aepy
at 1876 MetstIeet. M
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

I1t"f tkf F'a.F.-I IaCIrS OF
ne IN gr2stiona Church. und- Pastoral OF The
Rev d wallace, viii hold Festival and FAIR 10 =Id The
ShnIch IN the eIsctleG OF House Of Wo-?) th= lh
rebiuary 1911 Valentine Day) thu zrce and splendid Sa
loon al te corner OF Charlton and Fa-ick Refresh
coInsion and give satisfaction ys,ers the large Saloon
w" DE- sIropit7a excl usTeiy TO premenadng. &c.
and zach person Kill be seated and waited upon by th Fe
SALOON 500 Broadway J. B. rker4 Vaudarn s,ret j. Ta
2of CoaiectGnary 293 Bsecker street, .hs Office, aad
val. - - "
The EewioIk Association OF Amateurs under the dy,c-
ton OF Mr. Naibe have kindly volunteered services
the occasion IS 5tisA
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MARINE JOURNAL.
LEARED,
CLEARED,
hps United States Britton Liverpool Il Kermit; Huron

Ships United States, Britton Liverpool Kermit; Huron
Pearce, New Oreaus, Tay loI * Morrell:
Barks Harmony Macorduck, Pacific HARMONY; Nephew
B1igs Peruvian Watson Cadsmus, Cube Rodmond2ado;
Marsh, Williams, Key West, Foster Nicserson Jane, Ner-
Ii. Georgetown.
Schfs NJ Nahoney. mclaughlin, Bermuda i'ickert &
Kbourne: Red Jacket JARVIS Cenguegos Alicia Water,
Baltimore; Signal RaYnor, Richmond, L McCleady Co
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

TVO TAILORS-Wanted Tailor to go IN the
i country-one who understands cutting Address a. u
IN isntfIrs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. Spruce-s:.,
CHADES Of all descriptions wholesale and retail
SSgn Banner and Transparent Painter 70 order
il6 mis BhSl OL X T. MANI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

T03NCY FLOWERS AND HEAD DRESSES
An assortment Of Coiffures Flowers and Head Dresses
for Balls aad Opera and for on COM
mission b; r. p THOMPSON,
fjo ivis No 81 Beaver ST.
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> Theodore ID. weld, will deliver the II


Another Great NIeetinS.-THE LADY z.
L. SNOW 7. d. SOCIETY respectfully invite the lem
peance community, together with these who have not yet
nance from Intoxicating liquors to attend Their fifth quarterly
meeng to be held THIS EVENING t!Vednssdayl a; the
E. Church Norfolk 5: anton. Arrangements
have been made TO make this meeting interesting TO all who
favor them with their resencs The oll9w.ag ssntl
the evening, VIZ Wm. L Cutter, Esq will pTesde NsssEs
w E. Dodge. G. P. Park-,, James Burns, and Col F. l.
Snow, will deliver short addresses Prof Harvey aud e L.
Ieyde Will give recitations NessSs - McDonoush,
c. missing and the Snow Nuca Association will sing sew
era beautiful Odes prepared for this occasion The Mount
Pitt Society will honor the ladies with their presence ard
best all collection w, be taken up 70 relieve the poor;
needy families of those who enleayofns 70 REFORM and
need help this wiotsr. No charge for admittarce
MRS. NJ. a. AUSTIN, lst Directres'
Mss G. WADE. Sec'rY. IA
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

DEADY MADE VESTS.-A large assortment
n of ready made Vests of superior quality, consisting Of
splendid figured Veyets Wool Vevets, Cashmere, pian
black French French cord silk aud English Satin
Vests which will be sold usual moderate prices
WM 7. JENNINGS CO., 23l Broadway.
t.ii lrnis opposite Park Fountain.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

ROW (Tuesdsyl EVENING. BANGS. RlCAARDS *
pLATT 95 Broadway Will sell upwards Of 100 lots OF u-
SIC assorted without Duplicates comprising the most choice
aud foreign aud American
aud Guitar and Piano and Flute Pieces Guitar Pieces Sacred
Songs Italian French and Spanish Songs Instruction Books
Flute Violin and Orchestral Music, &c.
The Music may be examined with catalogues the day prevl-
Gus 10 sale fl3 Ct
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

DURE SPERM OIL, CAMPHtNE, CHEMl-
L CAL OIL and Burning FuId for sale and delivered IN
any part Of Newly York or BROOKLYN. oy
DlETZ, BROTHER co.
No. l3 John ST. Newly York, and
frit 6m. Hicks-st. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
r Howard Lodge 30. GO. 10. of

ihe members OF Howard Lodge requested be punctua
IN Their attendance this evening. "Wednesday 4h for
ufpose OF hearing Lectu be delivered by Br Benson j.
Losing Subject The Fine Arts among the Ancienrs.
is Order General are respectfully Invited 10 attend
By order, ARCHIBALD COWAN, y. 6.
EpWIN ]. MERcER Secrrt.r1 lts
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Commercial and naoney Matters.

sEsRlNcs CORDIAL is sold at No.e Murray st. o3lj
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TO TEACHERS.

5.a WANTED TO LET, LEASE OR SELL
III large and commoaIous two story House with
Iargs garden yard aad barn situated in healthy pta.
have be- occupied boarding and day school io several
years ast aad the wishes tohave school continued on
The premises He will urnish scholars himself sufficient 10
nav the rent bes4es giving his influence recommend otefs
Terms moderate Particulars made known application %
-. ~ pa? tns;G '~ 49, l3f 3tiss
80. FOR SALE-2OO acres of excellent land ST.
@ us,e the Of Morehouse Hamilton Coanty' ~
Y about 80 miles from Utica. ihe Improvements -'e
extensive in the neighbnrhood Apply 70
IA ANTHONY j. BLEECKER & co. .,. BEoaa-st:
e@rFOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CI!i
GPROPERTY-Afar farm containing ABOUT ~ acres IN % .,e
from Tarrytown IN good order pc fences nave al
house with weAouse adjoining the kitchen WIN PamP Q.
GOOD water barn carragr-hoaes and com crib win mower
GARDEN kitchen do Sc and mum oil beds Oh
well supned with fruit apples pears plus peaches caer
M rssprries gooseberes and currants and Int orc!ao
e here spcency OF wood on Inc laTsn to us.
II Is asred with running streams on theeast and on The south
,da 10 the stock consisting OF seren cows one YOKE Oh
sir OF Grown horses and handsome barouche gese
ck. fowls and hogs with ali necessary farming utsns,is
Also farm OF Gity onesxth acres near Dobbs
E and adjoining the land Of General Hamilton fronting
on The albany Pos, Road having good building ses with
eIsnsys views Of the Hudson River The land extending
the Ri-e. MAJ be had required having handsome beach
ard good r.ont on the RIVER. Enquire Of
N-1 90 JOHN A NILDEBERGER,
ia lys Come. OF II. .mmond and Fourl-st, New oTk
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NIanesca.s Ora! Systen,

= - Nanesca's Oral System, Of Teaching the
french Language b. his dau.htsr Madam L. Manrsca Du
rand An Evening Class for Gentlemen forming and
VIII comneace few days. Gentlemen and ladies' who
have studied b MaEescas System JOIN Glasses in any
stage Of the Of Instruction. Private instruction for
Ladies duIlnG the day. No 7S Franklin 81. III 2tr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

Lectnre-susIEcT: Education as pursued IN
tAe HechGTcs Society School Will delivered on Nsg=s
Gay evening, lit INST The Lecture Room OF the Society in
Soy-streat By JAMEs hcELLIGoTr, the Principal
ics be had the Library in te evenings and during
The day al The School Rooms fI2 n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

EIRST ANNUAL BALL OF INDEPEND-
7 ENCE HOSE co. No 3-ln and Of the New York
Ere DePafinsnt FaaG-wi taks place Temmany Hal. oa
Thu.s1sy E'saog FeS p Iiekets can BE- had al the d
anl also OF th- Committee
q. D. ATKINSON. Assistant S,crtarv.
Celebrated Coalition band rs ENGAGED i9f @ the &C
4 NNIVERSA6Y BACHELORS BALl4--As-
tor House Feb liiht viii sbsir company
down IN Vssey 81 faciRs y h, and take B4ceaysrse;
lltly INSPECTOR OF Hacks, SC.
JUVENILE CONCERT, IN the AlIcn SJreel
:; Church lbsl9y Crand THIS fFESlN
Ee5raTy i:ih ls't e &aattS PSI Seven Geoek o. i59
Conductor, L. Hag: Plane E. Howsjr. yionssllO, =
llIslsy.
i-cAs'ea Of fe b0"; sFsYsK words Sy Hss''nss
3 Address by a lir,ls boy. "a -,
b I-t tis +, 50 soos o praise aud sladasss B,,d5aTy
$ Renbiias er the rocky nourt.ins do
8 Gons children, MEs. Brown
9. Dia!osge between 'j'tls srs, Introducing My
10. The Ola Arm Char
H.. The Winter King.
PART SECOND
IL On s sa:s vas he home of Young aiy III: a @ Ms ss pans
IS. Thirty days hath September Hastings
10 i IN laS5 20 mGther..-.. .......... DO
is. Dialogue between boys, ending With IN. story
% nacle tphIa,m or the Remedy for Discord.
%. Give tfausht from the chry>ta spnus do
81. rhs Temperance Call.
Wili VII yoq come sis@ the plsds9,, A'kman
Tickets ons shilling each-may be obtained from Fl. 4 $.
Rayn9r, % Bower; 5. Barry, 22s Grand street; L G.
nS Slip aad al ths door OF the Church, the evening
Should the weather be stormy it will take place the
evening. IL
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

~ Isaac Dayton, Attorney and Solicitor, No IS
Nassau street. New York ld lyTlsSSl lwoseoi"
- Beware OF IInpostor.-The Public are
cautohed against whois receiving do
n5tions for the Female Benevolent Society.
The Association has agent except RsY O. e. Dazzling.
who has connected with h Society 10. the st eight
Years and ls officially authorized rscrgs donations.
MRS. a WARNER, lst Dsectrsss.
iE,Ae MAS. J, GLIHRQQ EsG ssssy.