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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16
COATS, COATS. COATS.

CHEAPER THAN EVER 1T
1919 CANAL, corner of Thomeson.-Dress and
Io Frock Coats mada order and fashion,
ase STYLE OF lne weold}ed Cloth, from $40 SIS. few
shonabe Coats on hand samples the above price Call
an,i sSamine for yourselve
ttces Tor making aud trimming D-'ss and Frosk Goats,
rom - 10 s..
Pants and Vests, s. 25to sl75
The above Garments made BY fysrate workmen and
warranted 10 ht, sale Also, Boys and Youths Clothes
cnt or Gu; aud made 10 order equally cheap.
~ Persons iron the country wantn. we'll made and fash.
oaabe clothes will find tleir advantage 10 call al the
above Altering s2d repairing on the most reasonable
terms Us lw. ) YoUNGS. i32 Cana street.
iNOR SALc.--One y horse power Eugine 8
inch cyll der with tlywheeI i6 feet diameter and boil
made by tie " Point FOundr. Association, and for
Sc led prorosalS VIII be b. the subscriber nn
WE'D .EsDAY l7th Jt utry, P NJ lSia, the office Of
ths Croton AQneduct Works Not New City Hal for The
purchase OF tie above named Engine &c There also 200
feet o 9inch connecting pe for which an offer # desired
may be included N the proposals. Terms cash.
he trSn-. BOefs, * c.. be day a. the Rr-
s.rvolr to Nj. Painter, No 400 Bower. whfs
the key Is left
Proposals viii be addressed to the UNDERSIGNED aud marked
the outside Proposals TO + gre Nc
BY order ot the Cioton a1"eiuct Commltteg.
ia Nlt.- \. COFFIN,
resident Crut"u Aqueduct bo@td
New York Jan. s, lSit, jlsUh7
rg'EAS.-20O chests >ouchoug; 20l halt ehests
ss half chests Ming Yoos sonehons.
80 80 chest. so fine SlSB-s aors fSSSG"%s ro%eGSass
% fsncy boxes fine Mohge Souchong.
100 chests HyS'n
10 iauc! bnx-s II ySou, tine.
100 100 sh,st Young Tyson.
400 chests flyson skin
SO SO half chests '"2sr'of Ganp?Tder
packed Il. "&S:SiT1kS CO..
d. 18 s,rpet,
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SIS VIII, m street Iirueral Agent for this city:
anu BY most o: The principal retail druggists II Ne" OK ano
BROOKLYN.
This not nelc medicine 1t has been known for
sa is healing Influences have BEEN felt by thousands IN the
the press Il has been work is sileutly by rs on
intrinsic merits and dend Tor celebrity actual
experience end the conGeil Il has eected ne
0f these and h- high and reputation whcht has
thus acquired manifest from hundreds OF testimonials
Voluntarily furnished the proprietor gentlemen OF the
the first tine, advertised IL The public journals order
,a; priceless benefits may be made known, and enjoyed
widely by the afflicted who are suffering without
knowledge of rs healing powers.
Colds Coughs Asthma. influenza, WhoopinE Cough.
whole class Of diseases affecting the breast and luGss tending
consumption and ofhsr kindred diseases are CONTROLLED oy
I; BY charm These complaints ar OF most inSidous
character They commence with slight cold, or with sons
trlnc almsnt which, being ~ nrst neglected. leads 10 IN
4muaton and ,owy advance step ~ step until the con.
sttuton gives aud the victim Is brought 20 hevsry
verSs OF ths gra:e.
No person who has any regard for the nesnabe blessing
Of health should be without hs m!d pleasant SAFE and yet
are sudden and their effects Injurious II IS Immensely
important. timely has saved aud WI save thou
gushing wasted frames, esllltae constitutions and
even from death itself The tsg paid for bottle OF this
which have been paid for meca attendance during
long course of painful sickness.
With all their wonderful and sicaclous powers DR. houss-
MANS GERMAN teUGH DROPS free from every ingredient
OF dsbtating dangerous nature. They are rureiy
vegetable Compound and may be taken with entire safety IN
all kinds of weather and under a. circumstances he use o
tho health oil couSt;utonaiy feeble as It's effect 10
mpart tone aud vsor the system while no instance
aad al the same tune as very gentle onc IL IN short The
HEALING BALM which restores health, strength ylger eas
ci aud ceertuinesI 10 the weakened frame and the de
Pondlns tnlna 1t Is tn sign o triumph over sickness and
pain 10 their oppressive forms This proved by the
Gable testimony Of thousands who have tired il may
proved by All who chose tc try IT, Price 50 cen bottle OF
E2l 3tawl Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16

y able nyentcn for manufacturing BY MACHINERY
r of general use, which is dom by hard a SAVING
STa.ghts on th= cost manufactured Working
i T-clmsns Of manufacture drawggs, spec'bcatIons
mona me 5ays ben prepared enab the advertiser The
IL Europe. Circumstances have re'ented s p N
ynow chlnee purchasing the above canned
yntion 81 which with little exrtious 1t Is believed may
tune iocs small oatsy Any person Willing TO r's {, n fEr
s49NNDS n RETURN, by leaving note at this Office.
s,stps name shall have farther information or TIE sub
aidress \. ". IS 2w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16

FIRE IN MoNrceLLo.-We are informed by a
friend that fire broke out on Saturday afternoon
in en old wooden dwelling in Monticello, the
capital of Sullivan Co. in this State, which spread
thence and destroyed the Court House and the
Presbyterian Church. The County Records were
in a fre-proof safe, and were all preserved
Amount Of loss not stated.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16
Great American Fair.

We learn with pleasure that great National
Fair for the exhibition Of the choice productions
of American Industry is to be held at Baltimore
in May next, simultaneously with the assembling
Of the National Conventions of the rival parties.
We take the following announcement from the
National Intellipenccr:
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Appointments by the Governor sena

n, %
yArrs Co-Andew Oliver First Judge, in place Of James
Taylor declined.
John S Cgavelsnd Judge riace of Jacob Tremper re
moved from the County.
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ry'EAS-20O chests >ouchoug; 2OA halt chests
GENUINE TEAS!
THE CANT ton TIA 60 VI PANY


THE CANTON TIA GO VI PANY
PRINCIPAL Siorc l2l ChqthHm.sf'ca, Nrto York
nlam" ,gssnev az s F%iom strest BrDokIyn
.Aiso corner Of Main and VGn Iieaont Peterson N j.
INVITE The ATTENTION OF NIll AND
country families, and purchasers the aproachu. hoI
DAYS IN geu-f Their establish whrr they
think viii be- found by "a rthe best sole, Of and
dultpraied eas IN United STATES The universal pu-
iasty rem wn 'h-lr House h ,se hg quail
,c-s ICES aud upright -7h Q, Vel understood
render further c,mIneut eC.ssary
Original aud onv warehouse for the sails Of 4ua Black
Tea. ObSrre !n-SnngeIs will b" pa ;ieulaT TO
Der tn br 4 v store thith msttert,
l2i. b. Pearl AID Roev tsts. neekg To- they
iaUi. be- led by Itr ted :. I0t
Chath h.n.seet (ne door 10 Loalds :, u md Tobcco
Sorzl under the OF Canton 1sG Scr,. The pubic
IL ,lso be blessed take hat tie Canton Tee Com
psny have notlnz do with any Other whatever
except those described The top Of this advertisement do ln
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16

Il Health, Gu:eG, nna C0n,1oyf-.i he dra-
nam tloue 63 Barcayset 'ey:. York rT9fTs
are rarely offered 1t esiby located clean and AIRY
street very th business part of the city md IN The m
apsrInauts are convenient and neat w!e lis table supplied
with III. best Vegetables and Fruits that can s proc%Tia x
c!ins entirely Animal Food and stimpants oi al kinds
Charges moderate and every effort made 10 render oarders
''''''~' N ivpI tr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16

REMEDY FOR THE BITE OF a SNAXE-A writer
in the Raleigh Register says that common salt,
mostencd with water and bound upon the wound,
will cure the bite OF the most venomous snake.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16
VOL. HHH. NO. go.
literarp Notices.

TIE SALAMANDER-Mr. Winchester has Just
published another tale of Eugene Sue. 1t is a
short story, translated by Mr.. Herbert. Mr..
Herbert has succeeded much better in this work,
than N Matilda 1t is more in accordance with
his taste. The fierce passions--bloody strifes-
and cold-blooded crime are directly in his line OF
writing. There are faults, however, which we
might point out but on the whole it is translated
with great power. In this tale, Mr.. Sue seems
to make an effort to combine the most frightful
things his excited Imagination could coniure up.
His chief male characters simply Mephistopheles
turned into handsome man, and Alice, his chief
female character, Is a most contemplate being.
The story is told with terrible vividness, bat is
decidedly immoral and bad in its tendency.
u " JOHN CAVALIER, or The Fanatic of the
Ccvennes translated from the French of Eugene
Sue, by VIM. ]. SneIling." We should never
have dreamed that this work was written by Eu-
gene Sue, if we had not seen ii stated 50 on the
cover. We think there must be some mistake
about it. 1t is, however an excellent tale, and
possesses a good deal of interest. Burgess &
Stringer, 222 Broadway.
CHURCH DISCIPLINE, BY ". WALKER.-This
work on the proper discipline of the Chuch IS
written by a clergyman Of the Baptist denomina-
ton, and we should think furnished an excellent
manual for those wishing clear and explicit infor-
NATION on this subject. Mr.. II. Newman, 1893
Broadway.
METHODIST QUARTERLY REvIEw.-The Jan
uary number of this able Review is embe)lished
with likeness OF Rev. Thomas E. Bond We
notice among its many valuable articles, the con-
,inuation of the essay on oratory. We can recon-
mend this entire article to every student who ex-
poets to be speaker. Duer's Constitutional
Jurisprudence is also an excellent article. 20O
Mulberry street.
The NoRrnERN LIGHT for January contains.
among its numerous articles on variety OF
TOPICS two poems by Alfred B. Street,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16
NSORAND'S DAGUERREAN SALOON
VI G-ana Bndiny u Ernad,r-- anL

LV1Granite bnIiolng. corner "
s,re.t. entrance III Chambers -s,rs'
Oldest Establishment II
NfoRASp DAGuEhsEorYPE =
aad I,-rsev-nn- erp-rim2nt. have
20 psrf-ctIon certsI4iy nor urg
afs r-rua,k able Tor cl.afn-ss aa,i
cuIrar facilities for regulating TX
take them IL all wea,b-rs.
They have attained a perfection
and the pictures from their esc-
universal comm -ndatior for ,hs
tlstlnctnas.sof outline.
y. 3. Cameras, chemicals, &c
en-. Portraits, busts, SC. copied,
ceased persons. by 4, * g, II. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16
n0CT. H0gTsETEAN's
GERMAN COJGn DROPS

DREPARE.D and sold wholesale by JOHN J.
DAVIS cIty. of Hudson Columbia county, y. y; and
to5 sale In this city AZ " hAleSals Gna retal! ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16
TO TIE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
/eI~.SssNHs HARNDE.N " CQ
IN a%f tIOhave made such arrangements a.
[GIIlEtsl5 and contracts with various for H.

LN%ts 40hoys made such arranssmsnts sAl
prepared send from Boston Nework and all
the prncira European Du:, IN Albany, roy, SaTaCSa
sprincs. Avon springs Utlcl Rome Syracuse Osw~go,
ontezuma. Rochester ockpoft 8utaio Ere, ia Ciere'
,rot Nich!san Racine and Milwaukee Wisconsin Terri
toIy Chicago and G4yna Illinois; Nictl'san Cry Indiana.
From 'vrsnd to Portsmouth, and all intermediate ports
In Canada Wyst Kingston, Cobgg, Fort lIore Toronto
or Yok. Hamilton, and the london d strict
Via Troy to Whitehall aud intermediate aces to BuImg-
ton, VI st. johns, Montreal aud QnsbeG lower tnada
South-We Philadelphia Pittsburgh, Cincinnati.
Louisville AID all yosts he OHIO RIVER - Louis Mo.
ii, Baltimore by Cumberland Railroad TO Wheeling and
TO Posville Naunch Chunk and Eason, Pa To Bns-
hampton, y j. Richmond, Va: Charleston ; G.; Swan
rerneia,e places aud from the ports OF Boston and New"
York all the principal tuIop+an aud American p"rtS-
Their general extensive and designed :"
protect avn@ public from fraud imposition aud error
In will higher pr b. charged for rasSsrS on auy
hy meaus q" conveyance than would b. charged
,t- o: the respective routes by the ope
We intend that all passengers who with ;h,
thereby tme, trouble and We have GpUsd o.
fees ard Sta;'onea Agents at Hatx - 81 J9nn ~ @ o.,
men tIsnburrh NewYork Philade phia ChareSto4 New
Mi@t5eti and "thr5 %T'pc! @ N tofeS fG IA @
and attendance to passengers who have ourtCkets and spare
pains expense thsig comfort convenience
PARIIES OF PLEASURE AND INVALIES
10 Saraogl Springs Sharon Springs yon Springs Ma
CARA Falls will have their md experienced and gen.
temanly Agents. without additional charse and at great
'"''D' SN'''''' BUSINESS MEN
will find their operations facilitated By this important ar
| rdngement
IMMIGRANTS.
We trust shall be the means OF SAVING vast sums OF
money 10 mis- class Of Travellers and determined send
them their destination safer and much cheaper than
has been the heretofore Tor want OF TINS arrangement or
similar one We have employ gents who speak the
d creut dngu ges aud who Will gv this much wrongei
class passengers all the ADVICE information, assistance a
protection their power.
sendng for their friends 10 the Old Country Will
find 1t much ieir adv 10 ALI upon Agents.
REMITTANCES
For the accommodation OF persons wishing send money
to their friends in tn Old Counuy; HARNDEN co VIII
ive Drafts OF any part England Ireland Scotland,
able sight fo OF E s5 t2O 10 OO OF any amount
70 suit the purchaser.
OFFICES.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16

ptAISfyELD BANK.-4NesSrS. Editors-For the
aornation of correspondent in Your last paper,
you'd say that friend has within the last few
seeAS deposited small sum of Plainfield and other
sE .ea Tn r me-to be loaned out TO such s" as might
sue for It's being so abundant in these parts at this
aas' The Plainhcld Bank is as good or better than
a.! S other bank in that STATE, being only per cent
SSseount In Newly ork; los and upward, par; re-
'e,efce, III Days Bank Note Detector.
cassAirs Jan 3 Igla. ELIHU YALE.
New-Hayen Register
n lhe above shows that Beach is pushing oti his
fala6eld notes in Connecticut
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16

CLAY SONG BOOK

~ The National Clay Minstrel! and True
Wings Pocket Companion. Tor tine Presidential
Canvass 1871 Price li 81 QO dozen, tor sale at
ths % HE Iriha,Ie
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16

pOWERY SAVINGS BANK,-New York,
u llth January, Observation-Disclosures is hereby
given the Gepo,tor that semannua dividend the
Of per all Of FIVE dollars and
upward aud less than five hundred dollars and four per Cent
yer all OF I'VE hundred dollars aad upward
which have been deposited least thres months previous
The ist will be paid and after Monda the 18th inst
during ths hours Of business the Bank. Such
may be called for vii! remain principal dawn
es from the lSt
The Bank opened for business on Mondays Thusdsys
and Saturdays from to7 ?. NJ at No. l2a Bowery.
By order of the Trustees,
JAMES MILLS President
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16
TEE IgHEGs TRACTS.

No I. The TEsr or Parties Tired By their Acts.
No II. The CURRENCY.
No. Ill TIE TARIFF
No. ~. LIFE OF Henry CLAY
No V. PoLrTIcAL ABOLITION
No VI. DEMOCRACY
These ltte pamphlets are working infinite good 20 the
Wing cause ana We observe with pleasure h. they are o
coming the standard publications among our paItg.
New Orleans Bee.
1.-The JuSIUs TRAcrs a7e becoming the STANDARD Wing
publications for The present campaign"
Lexington Express, Missouri
= This Series of Poca! Tracts. from the well known
of The CRISIS of the County, 1870 uniform III
and price published and for the Tribune Office
E.wYork, at 81 50 hundred copies $50
sand Orders from any part the Union supplied; with es
patch. Remances By mail post paid free, the RISK OF
the proprietor and publishers None sent out comms-
SION.
r. Orders must be accompanied with the cash
GREELEY Y NcE.LRATH
Publishers tor IN, Author
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16

rj7O LAWYERS.-LAw BooKs.-The suhscr-
ber having been in the mpoyment listed aud EoOr-
hies for several years past has commenced The Law Book
Selling his account. and respectfully informs the
Members of the Bar and students Law wishing 10 pur-
chase that will be much their advantage 10 give him
call as he intends sell very reduced prices 23 Nassau
street, one door South ot CedaI-street, New Y oIk
j. L. HALSTED.
y B-Will remove Immediately opposite on The ls OF
MAY next TO No % Nsssau.Set, door south OF GsdaI
10 llNyhW
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MOI ICE

NOTICE..
r. Our outdoor A cents who will be the landing OF
the lffsren, Steamboats, Railroad Cars aud Seam hips
to distinguished and known by their badge upon Their has
their names at the Hote our Office, will be called lo by
nnr Aranf. TII22 2twtf1 H4IiNDEN & Co
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16

GC- Rare Chance for a Pr:nter!-The interest
in profitable Dai and Weekly Newspaper Shmen IN
Western city, is offered for sale. The crcuiaton
&c. may ba ascerained OF the Editor of The Tribune
per, would find ii 10 their interest 10 this d27 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16

TITST PUBLISHED BEWET'S SPLE&Oin-
j IYULUSTRATED EDITION OF THE BOOK
or COMMON PRAY yE.R-FdeI by The Rev. j. VI
Wainwright D D. and enbeshed vIth upwards of 700 en-
-rsyipcs This work has been expense OF about
r2 G and offered the low price ri 50 so copy
s,psrby bound VITA Gilt edges elegantly embossed
Morocco representing ths interior and exterior
rSrri1s;fv Church New Yofk n. w. HE.WET
o. 'ii.''' Broadway.
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- 4 gentleman from Port Richmond, Z. W.
b.Jimed US Yesterday, that d short time before
~ isi' party of laborcrs armed, left that place
~ Tue scene of rioting on the Welland canal, and
'@a' serious disturbances were anticipated.
Buffalo Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16

\ Agency of The Pr PRlj,:3YlERlAN BOARD
ofpubcation established in the Brckcharch Cha
n-I New York here all Books Of the Society can os 90,
taed on the same terms Phadeph The inends OF
the church invited send their orders ana foster s en-
teprlse. ~, - J. -. ~, n,o.i,
which every ChrSa family ought 10 have AZ II Is be-
svj 70 contain more valuable than any Almanac putt
lished in the country.
s;zss Qualities and pnre. 35 Park Row. do I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

irLLIOT, BURNAP Il BABCOCK are con-
Z s,antIy supplied with large and general assortment Of
PAPERS suited 70 all departments Of the trade among
Which are the following Hubbards eolored Papers IN
great variety; Boston Coppefpate Papers, Of superior
Post and Blank Book Papers Printers Coters and apet.
makers Press Boards Druggists Hardware and Cloth Pa
Papers, &c. &c.
r-nekers supplied with sl kinds of stock and mate
.tst- ie2h z
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16

T~ Syivan:n Assoctaiiom.--Oihce No. %
Pine ST. th,d story Open from 10 to 2 a. M information
Cheerflliv given THE Consultation gIvau. IylO Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16

. The Clay Minstrel or, National Songster 70
which is prrxd Skstrn of the Life Pubc Services, and
Character of Henry Clay. By John Ltte President OF the
Clay Club OF Germantown, Pa.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16


at Washington and not yet appropriated,
Immediate Liabilities of the Commonwealth, Jan.
Dsb, on account Of We,tern Railroad Stock Ol5 SIS 50
Do, per Stock due 1871, and 223 0S
Loans OF Scrip various Railroads 50i9j55 IS
For the last named sum the Commonwealth
holds mortgage on all the Railroads as Security,
and for the redemption of Sl,0l5,548 So has
pledged one half the proceeds of all sales Of lands
in Maine subsequent to April, 1887.
The fund from that source now amounts to
S84,6l5 90, including S44, $50 33 in notes for
land sold, and not yet due.
There is also fund for support of schools,
amounting to S563,695 63 School fund for
Indians $500; for support of two bridges
S25,670 81; and for the redemption of Scrip
loaned to the Western Road Sl66,637 40
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16

HEALTH OF NEw.OR1eANs.-7hc yearly report
- - me Charity Hospital shows the whole number
v Submissions during the year l843 to have been
S,ViS ~ ofyellow fever, 1853; died of yellow
.''e'' qo'; remaining in the Hospital, 352
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16

SEVENTH WARD BANK, New-York, Dec. 29h, lS3.
nIVlDEND.-TDe President and Directors have
~ tins day declared dividend Of Tpo and Onc.HaDt2.t
per cent Of the profits for the last months payable on
and alter the Sd January By order OF the Board
1870 I'm A. $. FRASER, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16
80. TO MONTH EA l. "A w.
AsStssssss-ssa-ass HYDE s. CO.'S EXPRESS LINE OF
81 II sS-ys<ISS SIX HORSE pOST COACHES, for

l,7If,.<--. TO MONTREAL l. "A w.
HyDF Ey H6Rss G2s r6sT GyrEE5s to5cHE5 fIEE for 5d[
RanTgn Rmni}n 1'a va salem Castetoa Vsgenpe
to BURLINGTON leaves the office of HARNDEN < CO., The
s ssa @ @cs Of IF EfshR@S6 S146
street at O'Clock a NJ Da " s1le2tfa 9
for Mac chester Chester Charest9 Concord y h. also n
ayerhi also Stages tor stoct1ndse f9yalton and
Montpelie VI and all parts of the Stat OF Name For
passage or fp 3NDN a99Ra>GS CO 5N No IS Wis ts NewYo
NB-icke,s will be furnished at the office Of r HARN;
PEI R oS tonic and dSSs g2 Raroads to A6ny hat
passengers may ray their ltfe through rom New iSn 20
a~z:x FOR ALBANY-By the steamboat
g EUREKA and Hoasafopie .;.a and ~ "e''en
70 H. sSaSy c. Sil OF HaRNbES AK t co. 2
oo agents at NewYotk and Albany will betow extra
donal charge arrangements arr such that Passengers
cong beyord Aoan bvticketed through at ouT Office
i " III, that will save them HDs" ''s HaR%DS faIGS 81? 20
X. PARKS oaly True celebrated hlshIy i'm
y proved Manifold Letter Wriier-I!ns article produces
Letter md T)u1ca,s h- VIZ thout th- OF
o,nsyet the resemblance 50 near that can scarcely be
Park would ,esr his friend, aad the public generally
10 the New or press which with praise at the vast
Improvement he has made the above article, and invites
hand and convince themselves Of the uy aud chearess OF
tn above article winch sells 30 per cent ch.@per thag can
Book and Bank Ledger Depot 81 John street, doors below
Nassau.
- Tins Writer warranted bear the change Of
climate and Will neither ruo OF, at The same tlms
ma ylng all the hair strokes Ol the pen. IlV I'M
CO-PAKTN ERSHIP NOTlCE-The subscri-
- b.rs have tbs day entered into coprnersap tor the
prosecution OF the FouHdY Stem rng,ns and Genera S>
chlasty business, under th- firm Of ALLs-N
Co. a if- Novelty Works foot OF Twelfth stfee,' East
River
HORAII0 ALLES,
i.n3 r r Vi. STRATION.
DISS0LUTION-Th co partnership heretofore
~ existing under the Of St,m;a % Is tn,' oaS ss
dqy authoris. 70 collect al debts due to sad m and 10
the of the m In Qgd5sS1 o. al depL' Que % OF
E.w-York. Jan Ist, 1874. r. NJ, SlRAIToN,.
-, = "' ~ &. ST. J. SEYMOUR.
DJSSOLUTION The co partnership hereto
ror- eyi,ug under he name of str4tton Seymour.
This ,s I,ssoy., by limitation. x. VI stf4uon duly
rors 70 collect al teos dne said firm, and the
n.,ne Of SAID firm liquidation Of ali drots du- from t.
K. ". 5 SrRAITON,
G. ST. JOHN SEYMOUR
New YORK Jan. !S 1911. Jau3tf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16

Urls WANTED-One hundred Girls wanted
S.io' Sewing Bonnets Apply ls6 or sO Delaney
N-V't- iva
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MAssAcnusErrs-From the Annual Report o

OF the Treasurer of Massachusetts, II appears
that the ordinary revenue of the State for IS43
was
From TX Of one per cent. on the Capital stoc.
From Of lilo 10 per CT on sales at Auction -45 5 90
diIom other sources including SILT % forsales
OF Public Lands received from the United States 2lj9 81
Total s3gl,a2i IS
Payment to CounseIors, Legislature. Saiary Off
GERS, Fuel Repairs. Printing &c, County Tres
surer, Support Of State PauPers, aad other mis-
celaneous purposes. +. -. 80. S2SO, ,l63 CO
Interest Western Railroad and per
cent. Stock. $500. 5j,673 90
Volunteer Militia and various Charitable
purposes . 5;522 50 80 30. So
Fxcess Of Revenue ....... SIIO59 90
Add Balance on hand Jan l. 1913 ........ 1852 SO
527l2 81
Less amount Of pc. cent Funded Debt redeemed l22 90
Balance jan l. Sg7iS 81
Besides Sl50,000 received on approval of Treaty
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-16
OFFICES

Boston Office, No. 100 Stats-street.
Providence Union Buildings.
New-York No. Wall street.
Philadelphia No SO Chesnur-street.
Albany No. II Exchange Building.
Troy No. l59 Ryer-street.