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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-09

N7-POUDRE SUBTLE FOR ERADICATING sU.
peruous hair from any part of the human body walk
er st first store from Broadway Tested before buying.
o. STRANGERS. LOOK OUT, OR YOU ARE
cheated with counterfeit down town of Daiiey's Magi-
cal Pain xractor II H. Dali, y" be not written with
pen on the corner of every box avoid poison At
81 Walker st. first store from Broadway is the piece for
the genuine
CO VELPEAUS SPECIFlC PILLS FOR THE CURE
Of GonorrhGa, elect, and all mocupurnlent discharges
from the nrethra These pills. prepared by the New York
College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the
suppression Of quackery, may be relied the most
speedy and eectuai remedy for the above complaints
They are guaranteed to cases in from three
to five days. and possess greater power obstinate
discharges and chronic geet than any other preparation
at present known removing the disease without oonfne
with the stomach. Price ST per boz.
Sold at the Office of the College OF Pharmacy and Me-
dicine, 95 Nassau street.
w RICHARHSON M n AnanA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-09
FIREWORKS, FlREWORKS,,

FIREWORKS! FiREWORKS!!
THE extensive and brill ant ss.ertmsnt
Firew orks fsetured this country is
dy for disposal the VA ted States sboraory Je v
Also the Imperial Rocket before offered the Iubc,
hsing imp Congeve Huxgia felebrstsd
Honar and spa Rocket which cannot he obn'd iron
9th plsce than the Laboratory, he hisng wh ell
AGENTS. UrdsA left Mr. william Nibo, Castle Gaden,
Norhern Hossi. the 'Labo atory Jtrs~y City, will be
runetuiy attended to. ISAAC ED0h, Jr,
frns Pvfotes h,ist Jgrs Civ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-09
FIREW ORKS, ACKERS, &c
EOTJRTH OF JULY, 1874

COUNTRY aud city deairn IN t'e~ess will find IL tn
their Advantage call and rnlne an eItnsye
fihs best GUILTY nc AYLiFFtS old establishment %
Chatham street large quantity OF Ere tsc-en lu,t
ceiyed Remember. the sign OF the Two Mammoth Shy
Rocsets.
Mind we hoe removed fom o. TO 80 oh.,hsm i., 1m'ec
TO DRUM MAKERS, STATlONERS, BOOK
BINDERS, &c. &c.
SMALL LOT of London nad@ Calf shin Drum HEADS
n from - irciss snepr. Also few shee ~
rarehment large size aud few Vtllun Cover. IL
Book id r Ned,pm DENY aud Foo scap-of sale cheap
I6 Maiden Lane, Ia the Bonnet store.
J63 WIN. ADJ MS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-09

NIELO's GARDEN.
OPEN FOX TIE SUMMER SEASON
The will be under the ,ol. direction of
NJ IL, NJ TO ELL,
MONDAY EVENING. June leth I8u, W II be produced
or N SESAME.
Previous which w be Performed the highly popular aud
Iapghsb'e Farce ca led the
TURNED HEAD!
Machinery. Mr. Burns. Properties; .:Mr. Roberts.
Costunes.. -. Mrs. kat. id AIS stants.
The arrangements al the doors aud saloons will be
under the direction Of Mr. COkBYN, Ielsurer the Com
pany.
Police officers will be in attendance and the utmost
proper will be rctly excluded.
To- Omnpuses will and from the Garden during the
evening" . - NM
o. TICKETS FIFTY CENTs-A
NO POSTPONEMENr at this Estabil shment on account
Of weather. The Grand Entrance from Broadway to the S
loon is projected, and thu New Saloon, which Ventilated
from the and Sides be enco,rd moments notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
O's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.

PALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
u Admiration One Dollar, all paris Of the house ~
Doom opeu hsfpsa T-p~rormane- 10 commence al
MONDAY EVEN sts June iath
LAST NIGHT OF The tALiAH upERA.
BENEFIT OF siGNOR Dh sFGNis
On which oecasicu villa b. peri I'M the Opes Bnha Of
IL SAn3iEkE ut S,vl,iLlA
Compressed into One Aer Also sc Of beautiful pieces
from he iavorte Opera ~
L'EitSih. n'A iitkki
SI5 NORiNA BORGhsSE
Will appear both ope-ss Dane IN, srening the ertrr
Opsmtie Tfoufe will sppear.
Between these two cesbrated ,trsr.s, MADAME OTTO
witt appear a favsrite Sceni
Mr. kORPONAf. the eee rated Hungarian lancer, will
49, spp..r on th, OCCASION, IN al OH In,t New Daucs
MILE DEsJ tkDiNs will aoJesr Two Dauces one If
which was never SEE before ~ this city
Signon DE BEGINS 4 sANQUISICO will al.o perform
in costume, New Or md See aud aeto from tbs cele
bratrd Opera Bohs II Matrnoni, sec eto By Cimarosa.
No Opera ON Friday Monday eospg night Ct the
week. from 10 O'Clock NJ until o'clock r. NJ wheo
transferable Price $40 for Twelve Rspresentations.
Subscribers securing the Of tickets placed
81 for the season--not transferable.
Stage Managr.. ...... Mr. Wells.
public espeetlulY informed that the Baths
been newly arranged aud isd handsome STYLE and
-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-09

rlce OF passage 800.
The packet snip Hotnguer Capt Ira Burnley 1850 ton,
hornen will succeed the kochester and sail her regular
DAY. 2lst july.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-09

BUFrALo, june lar Chesapeake. Chicago; Buffalo, De-
,ro,s; r.mI do = Mills do Con!iipon CI.v land;
kre%s ievelsnd Iippec,noe. dos wilcox, do; Csledoai,
nS nsy dS Dragon Port Dover
sndu.Ay CID Missouri. Chicaso United States Detroit
CLhvrLAND June A-Arr Reindser Buffalo; Farm,r do
s.pm ms Port Stanley xD Batf.lo tsrpoe do; hssa
therueS. - N' ''''''s'eS'' ~ "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-10

,ni'fna'oo w. Transmitted from wn.5asea W., ~
hi1'anfe 10 40 minutes. Il should have been IA
s'a2''a' Of eoof,e - Trae sun
iae lyPe' night well he increlula9. rsoy
never dreamed IN their philosophy rbgr o.,,. r.aII
'e fe1e3 at HE rate ofa mic a sesa,l1 pte
a'.'a' ume.ha"eHer, occupied by the ,eelr., nov.
CORNER IA p's.ns tom 1m,fe Ia ws.5,5s.aa
IT, ~ ~ one second. Itrrl,e's with The nna.l
.-''. iaea undoubtedly th1nphl thai he wa
''''''''s s'ea' 'hlnes when he said 10 oberon.
= pnl gflle rosnd about The eo,,h
Ia i9uy minutes"
49, n Una, mai is nothing 10 what Professor M.,.o M,
''3s1elr Telegraph can do They c,nfI IN.
1eA mai an hours starr and dear HIM s'''
''ai a @aag IL journal ls9 81
e, M1il PRoSEcuTIoN,-Iis IJ,ns, T.. :,
af,a7- Associate Judge of tie CRIMINAL c 'as,'n
1aomoned YESTERDAY, attic instance M W., ,aa', Wa
,l,,lahie a, Nonh Mulberry Ward, oaao u' efd
a a b"na 10 ohafse ola breach ea, oe,o,e
IN smoking cigar IN The PubIlc so9,,o g rt
es' pm OF the affair is labe comnr,,a., ne il'n'
.naard the Attorney General OVID ''a ha! na' '0h
= wines against b., Honor m The '.,'o"'l ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-10

w 7 : THHI
w. snd Wing laiug FIR $ lonn'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-10

appears that "a miles nf Railway were in.
sfee.ed aud opeaed DUNG / s42 -FagIi.l uaD,r.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13
THE TRIBUNE.
PENNSYLVANIA a Clay State.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

HARRISBURG JAM Q, 1871
Mr.. EDITOR: / presume you cannot be lndli
ferent to the progress of our cause in this guar
ter; therefore address you few hnes' .
tell you in what good spirits we are. me lriefl"
of Harry Of the Vest arc IN 'he Heiu ai''
busg. We are determined to show our orethfe'
in other States that the Keystone State VIII aga"
take rank with the victors. She has always cast
Ia. o.o cor the successful candidate for the Pre-
sdency, and she ,oiA do it again. Our irends
are encouraged, and our foes are IN doubt ana
fear MANY who always opposed US, are now
with us One man, on joining the Clay Ciu'
said. :" I hare al,1ays been strong Loc0-f0c0'
bus ! must join you;;" and there are many more
Gte him. Tomorrow Henry Clay could carry
rho State BY ten thousand and every day increases
the crowd
Our friends here in there III the Legislature
from all parts of the State bring us the best OF
news The people are weary of Loco-Foco rue,
and next fall will regenerate both the State ana
the Union Though the majority OF the Legisla
ture and the Gov are party friends, they seem DC
termined to devote the whole session to thelr1amiiy
ouarrels, while the people and the State cry 1of
relief. But they will get none this session.
Our Governor has fairly entered the fied' ana
raised the issue, whether he or the representa-
tives of the people shall rule. His annual mes
sage, as you may see, plainly makes charges o'
corruption; and it has been followed up by other
messages vet more insulting to the Assembly
Some few Members speak loud and make grcat
show of fight, but the executive power Will,
presume, prevail once more.
The Wings are disposed to interfere but little
in this family quarrel, but are, in the mean time
making every exertion to redeem the state,
and drive both factions from power. AND
never have they had such a chance for success
as now. Their foes are distracted and they are
firm and united.
A resolution has been offered in the house, to
raise a committee to prepare articles OF I'M
peachment against the Governor" There is but
little chance of it prevailing, and indeed it would
be useless, as we will shortly be rid of HIM; but
the motion will give an opportunity to his enc.
mics to vent their spite, and consume the time OF
the House. All hopes of reconciliation between
the Governor, and the great body of his party
are gone, and the remainder of his term can pro-
duce nothing but confusion and increased bur-
dens upon the people. When that term expires
we hope for better things. All we ask is, that
Martin Van Buren be the opposition candidate
for President and next fall we acill elect our Gov
ernor BY handsome majority, and give the vote
of the State to Henry Clay by t,oenty thousand.
Yours, sc. KEYSTONE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

Rowan GOLD MISEs.-We have IN this
county the richest gold mne that has ever YET been
discovered IN the united states II Is slnall VEN
from tour TO twelve inches VIDE; many bushels Oh
the maeriet taken from II have OVERCOME SOo 10 tle
bushel and some as high as SoOO. We see 1t stated
in the Meckienberg Jeiersonlan that II $50 dwt OF
gold had been taken from 1t by seven hands abouta
month SINCE As might be expected on so small
VEN, the water soon BECAME umanaSaole, ana tliey
began again at the surface and struck VEN Parai-
lei TO the hrst ana nearly as rich as that. ihese
Veins' as aiso those IN 'iat region are oeleyeo
There ore civ or eght other mines in the same rcgiop
of ofextraordiporv richness and different in many par
iicuars from the other yen-mincs in North Carolina
Salisbury, n. c. Watchman
FATAL AccIDENT.-Two young men, named
Frederick Rolllns and l. Spence, met I with violent
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13
A SCIENTIFIC HAIR TONIC RESTORE.
AND BEAIJTIFlER

TRIAL BOTTLES--THKEES SHILLINus
rg7O THOSE, who have used Jones' Coral BAH
Restorative know its excellent quaties-to ,bos vb
have not We say that the fact OF selling ,hree.,ng
bottles must prove the truth Of ata;ement-and ta.T
are not afraid Of PERSONS trying small quantity fin, VI
warrant TO possess the following quatieslt will fNo
the hair to grow on any Part where Nature intended hn~
grew stop it falling off scurf drandru and n
light red or grey hair grow dark For dressing the harMf
and silky, nothing exceed thist makes truly Saar
full aud keeps II is, indeed, the economical, "
lngs boteat the sign of the American Eagle SO Chahp
street New York; lJ9 Futolstreet Broolyn Sta,esL
Boston; Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; 2O7 KqVsrti
ChariestOn y G. i2g In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

GORPORATlON NOTICE.-Public Notice is
~ hereby given TO the owner occupant occu
pants OF all Houses and Lots improved nnmprOysd lands,
affected thereby, that the following have been
cGmpee1 % he Assessors and ale lodged IN the Street
VIZ For resuiatng the Boomingdale road from 2s 23
same embracing lots on both sd Of the Blaomngde road
from 2St 23d street and both sides of 22d between
the ih and 5th Avenues.
All PERSONS whose affected By the above named
assessments and who opposed the same. either of
them are requested 10 their objections writing To
the undssg the Street Commissioners Office, 'Shin
30 days from the date OF this Notice. JOHN kWEN,
Street Commissioner and Chairman Of the Assessors.
Street Commissioners . !Ece. Jan. IN. ls:: IS ot
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

GORPORATION NOTICE.-PubEic notice IS
~ hereby given the owners, occupant
pants OF all Houses and Lots improved unImpToyed Lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the Assessors and are lodged in the Street Com
niSSloner Once for examination By all persons interested
VIZ:
Regulating aud paving Washington-street from Batter
Place MOrris-seet embracing lots both sides Wash
ngOntree between Battery Place and Morris street and on
the North side Of Battery Place between Green ich and West.
streets and the South side of Morrsseet between Green
vi ich and Weststrr-ts.
All persons whose interests affected BIZ the above named
and who opposed the same or either
them requested TO present their objections in writing to
thirty days from the date OF this Notice e' '''''A
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner
aad Chairman Of the Assessors
Street ommssloner's Office Jam ath lsii isn5 i6t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

DR. PHlNNEY'S FAMILY PlLLS-Tbee
~ mild and purely Vegetable Pills were first introduced 10
puba by grauous circulation thus allowing persons
them before they urchaed until they have become tI
tensiysiy known in the Northern Middle and New England
aud largely used the practice of the eminent ply
scians many Of whose certificates have been voluntarily ,
en-. Persons afflicted with colds dyspepsia biOusness
their possession These pills may be had at all the prnc
Drug and Country Stores in the abore mentioned States
wholesale aud retail a. Il. D. Sands, 70 Fulton ST. andp
Sands Co. II East Broadway; a. B. Sands Co. Nol
Broadway, New York. Browning Brothers, 80 Markets
PhiIad- yhia; and Maynard Noyes Merchants Row, BIZ
ton. Price % cents and 37a cents Ter Box. dWln
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13
$50 law6T

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New ork, Notice hereby given all
persons having claims against Peter Van Pe late of the City
Of Newly Printer, deceased present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscriber her residence, No 26
enryreet the City New ork on before the sixth
day Of March nex-Daed Eew York, the thrtisth day Of
August, a. D. lSi3 EMMA VAN PELT,
t,ysCutrIy,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13
NNHE ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
4 ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP, FOR THE CURE
0E ERuPIIONS. CnAPPED ELESH &c.-CAuIoI

OF EKUFTTONS, JUAFFFD FLESF1, Nc-CAUIVI
PUBLIC The Proprietor Of this was lately coRAd
TO his bed several weeks during which time tins was M'
mousy coutercited; therefore, never buy cake OF wH
OUT the signature of T. Jones on the wrapper aud paItcOr
in this City only 8? Chatham street, and out Of, this G
only of the agents here advertised BE careful OF this yea
want the .enume Always ask FOR Jones' Italian Chsnca
Soaltate other. Without misrepresentation thss ar
it's positive qualities for which it has received the higheS
comiums of the faculty AM, the unsolicited aPpo'ao,e %
Medical Society Of Paris Ihas cured thousands 10 hf GS
ted States Of every Disagreement aud eruption oil tn sa
such as pnnpl-s sckles tches salt henm SCu,'ya ~
spots tan sun burn phew. NC. Cure chapPed l'st M
1t will change the coIo[ Of dark Yellow OF sn oni onsi,
beautifully healthy cleaueSs. 10 prove to the puPNW
exce-nce of this read the following diploma awarded 70 -
Vesprni the inventor by the Medical society Of raI', "
consider Vr,prn is the greatest phIIanthops OF ue?ss
or Disagreement OF thu SKIN IL will prove blessing 70 ~
ture ages" Sold by the only general a-ent N tNe tsas
States T. JONES wholesale peumrr sign 0' ths AhSleIs
Eagle 50 Chatham street, =. Y, OF is Fulton steel pmS
o. o. y u . 80, 49, ~ i, ritnn' dNlm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13
W7ASHlNGTON ELINIK.-A pure Vegeie5I.

NYASHINGTON ELIAIk.-A pure Vegera6l.
W Compound. -" Natures God has secreted in Ii. Wv
search for and discover these is part OF mans ,lo,
toll" This we'll known assertion of Ooscolides one al =
most prooun, at the ancient philosophers has rec@.
anolher evidence OF truth and wisdom the discover
the Washington ELIXIR which, for its many virtues NAV
called Go-sed the afflicted IL cn'y Necessary 10 a,
Of it, that hundreds soi best citizens as, It's sS
magic power thoroughly Curn2 that nolerabe Of
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

FEVER AND AGUE.-The Washington El,iri,sv,.
Diarrhma and Dy,entery, Worms and Dyspepsia r.
Washington tlAil being composed entirely Of ves.n9
substances, is, of course, perfectly simple and hMmu
though unequaed for the rpidity and yigor with which
compels the stomach to perform the peculiar function,
QuIrrd IN efecug radical Of the above menuosa.
dseasssone dose having untrequently caused psrs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

The Washington Elixir envelopes containing clear un
pie and precise directions for lts may be obtained Of d.
+: NJ. GulON, III Bowery, cor OF GTandst and Of RE
Moss. Grand aud Cannoi-sts. J. Wendger ltl En
Avenue A w. Gabau!sn, 81 Sixth Avenue; Dr. r. Leg.g,
Avenue and Sd street. D + Burtnst corner ID Are
street, Guinness l2S Sd Avenue lih street 3D. C
teney, Gowery aud Broome street. j. Ceddiagtcs
227 Hudson street. f. L. Cotton 2G5 Beeckersteet: O,r
A L. Lounsbury. Manhattanviile: Dr. w. G. Wood Ea,
lem. In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

5NtSSSa1s S ( CHURCH BELLS AND Iowa
Z CLOCKS-The subscriber, who was swa'ss ~
"a with diploma at the New. York State ts, w W
f's and lSis Jon The best lored hFeh B. '.n,s III m
of n weight from 70 lbs 70 iOGO lbs made Of the bes HF
als and warranted stand and tone such as TO ps,ss
Fastens 70 them he Improved cast iron yoke icm s -,
dence tina, can be given their excellence say nouAs. s
other States between hre, and four hundred chuee Ss
have been furnished for different places IN the ota~ :" w
York from his foundry. CO. "A
Also Leveling and Surveying In3trumenMt, M L2pti =
R1ass l.asrines sc nl6 II ANDRt.W WEI ht.gI.--
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

TN pursuance of an order of the Surrogate OF the
County of New York, Notice is hereby given 20 all per-
sons having claims Eliza late the city OF New
York widow deceased present the h the vouchers
thereof the subscriber the Office Of William H. Boga
dus, No. City Hall Place in the city Of New York, on
before the 18th dav Of May Dated New York the th
day Of November l9i3. ABRM SALTER,
n6la The Ill
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

TN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
of the County of New York, Notice hereby all
persons having CLAIMS against David Faconer late othe Cy
Of New ork, Sash Maker, deceased the
Lucas No li6 Houstonseet, in the city of NewYork
or before the 25th day Of March next.
Dated NewPork the Nineteenth day of September, 1873.
JAMES LUCAS,
$50 law6l JOHN FALCONER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

CtOLORlNG OR DYING HAlR.-WHlTE,
" RED, or GREY HAIR changed TO dark brown
permanent black by the Moorish HaIDye Sold 50 e1a
81 bottle the sign of the American Eagle 81 Chatham
street, New-Iork; l39 Fulton, or 5it AtLlnlese.,
Brookiyn do
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

II TO LET-The three story House now fin-
:;1 shng on the First Avenue first above St. Marks
modern style plated furniture marble rnsnes Croon
floors deaened and good SUPP of closets and wadrors
The situation Is pleasant, having view OF Toml-
Sns Square, Williamsburgh and the East River Murhv's
Eighthstreet Stages the door every few minutes To
The coming Will be ready by the 5 of January For
farther particulars apply TO GEO. A JARVIS,
d9U SruSThtf 9
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Gof the County Of New York notice hereby given all
persons having claims against Rebecca Cooper late Of the
ity Of New York widow deceased present the with
the vouchers thereof the subscriber the office of w liam
a. Thorn pson Esq No Christopher street. the city
New York, before the wenty-ffth day of March
Dated New York the 22d day Of SeItember, 1913.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

IN PURSUANCE OF an Order of the Surrogate
/ Of the Comfy Of New York notice hereby given 70 all
persons having claims against Abraham Coursen late Of the
city OF Newly gentleman deceased present thu
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber at his place 81
business No II Front street. the city of New ork on OF
before the tenth day Of April Dated NewYor thc
SeoIIa 80 iasn. ua1 :. GIR RSiinN Il CnlrRsEN Ercn,n1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

IN PURSUANCE. of an Order of the Surrogate
of the County of New York notice hereby Civ all
cry gentleman deceased present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscriber al her residence No.
so Srigreet the city of New York before the 18th
day of April newt Dated New ERIK the llth day October,
l3i3 ELIZABETH SfiEtiNOOD EXecutnN
laMGIn'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

The above made pursuant 10 Sec 3 Tit 3 OF an
Ordinance of the Departm of Cleaning Streets passed Aa
gust Sth, 1888 ALFRED A. SMITH
CoAptroer's Office, Compuo oIler
CITY Of New-York Jan.l2 1914 JAZZ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

R0URAhD'S HAIR uPROOTING POW
AZ DERS.-LNdies and others can hars this tested hsi
they purchase, or We agree 10 return The money, unless w
order thst poor Ich may II have reduced its prC
TO ONLY FIFTY CHNTS A BOTTLE
Sold at the sign of the American Eagle 50 Chatham s,
y Y. OF 80 Fulton street. BROOKLYN ,,iN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

Application will be made 10 the Lee
~ ssatuIe of The State OF Ne York its neYt session
Tor Incorporate the Saint Dayds Benevolent Soc
ties oil the cites OF New York and Brooklyn
December 10Th, 1913.
q State Paper please copy d6 lar6w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

nstruc tons for taking the aTticI2 aud gre,t uunA
certificates and testimonials may be and Obtained s
OF the above riaaes. MAJ eoSIm i~.' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

S-A TO EXCHANGE FOR A FAKM.-A
III good three story house with marble mantels situate in
Iooklyn, l. lRents for 5000. The farm must be
or near thS hudson River. y. T. J. c. SMITH.
dl3 II IS Liberty 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

pplication Will be made to the Le.
- gisIatue Of the State OF New York at its next session
for continue IN force An Act Incorporate The AZ
Brtons Benefit Society OF the City Of New York,
I'd February the year one thousand eight
hundred and and amended March env-sec0nd in ih-
yeaT one thousand eight hundred and twenty-five.
December 10Th. lai3
e = State Paper please copy dJs t,we,v
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

@ FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AND ME-
E,:s5 CHANlCS LAND, LOAN AND EXCHANGE
FF Eat this office be found greater variety
ofprorert for sale for exchange than any other office
Factories, Water POwe Wild Lands Houses and Lots IN
almost every city and State the Union Loans made
good city security Merchants mechanics wishing ez
change goods manufactured articles for good productive
property, or for valuable wild lands will find 10 their
negotiate through this Office. All business entrusted
our care will meet with prompt attention.
nj If A I
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
ofthe County Of New York Notice hereby given 10 Il
persons having claims against Patrick Shields late the city
Of New York, Labore deceased, present the same with
the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber the Office Of James
WHITE, No IL Pine street. the of New York on or
before the first day Of May Dated New York the twsn
i-hth day of October 1913. Ann SHIELDS
go law Administrative
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

49, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A highly
sss improved farm Of 25 acres, with all the stock crops
Is-and tools The buildings ample convenient and in
tine order is de bic and productive property, situated
in S. Brunswick n Jersey. Dog!ams can be the
Office of a. P. }. {: SMITH,
1,2n tf IS Liberty
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

M MECHANICS, ATTENTION For sale
III cheap and very easy terms snug nice place in
Pleasant village the Ohio River The house
and good orieths lot is IS by 205 deep Apply 10 A t.
s J. C. Smith, IS Liberty street. NO ti
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

e@s FOR EXCHANGE snug Farm contain
100 acres Of Land good Ious- Barn Orchard and
quarter cash Apply to A. P &J C. Smith, 81 Liberty
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