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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-12

GHukCIf BELLS AND TOWN CLoCKS.-THE
~ subscriber, who was awarded Diploma the New
York State Fairs of 1892 and 1913 for the hest toned
Church Bell, ard Diploma FOR Town Clocks exhibited ct
tie Fair OF the American Institute in October last il now
prepared a bis Foundry ut West Troy Sc York furnish
bells OF from 20 10 10000 lbs made Of tic best materials
and warranted 20 stand and tone TO Teasefsens 10 them
improved Cast-lron Yokcs with Movable Arms. The In
cresng demand for hs cs Is The best evidence that en-
be given Of their excellence. Orders have been recere
from the Canadas and almost all the States and about 500
have been furnished TO different places the State or New
York s1m his Foundry Town Clocks Lcvtiing and sur
o2l I'm ANDREW MENEELY.
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- WINrER ARRNNGENrNT.

sEMlSSHHkks A S% x HSs$SS hM Al
woRcEsTER-composed OF the following superior Steam
ers running in connection with Norwich and Boston
ard Worcester Railroads:
WORCESTER, Cart Vanderbilt
CLEOPATRA, Capt. DuStau.
NEw-HAVES. Capt. Van Pelt.
One of which viii leave Pier No. North River tr-weeky.
The New Haven Capt Van l'eli, or Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays, ut 4 O'clock PM.
Passengers the arrival OF the steamers ut ALIENS
POINT will be Immediately forwarded in the splendid and
connections Cars OF the Railroad to BoSToN' without
change CT ears For passage freight apply OH board
to [i23 ~ j b. ALLEN. 81 Broaiwav, upstairs
INDEPENDENT LINE
rEoy r56I;s5l. 4 j: Eos los.
ton So so. The splendid steamboat NEPTUNE Capt.
WIN. Rollins. will leave pier No. North River, every
Monday and Thursday ut p NJ.
All kinds of freight taken ut the lowest prices.
Passengers by this boat will arrive in Providence in time
to take the morning train OF cars for Boston
For further information inquire on ard of the boat,
Of [aitllhl1 j. y. D!LTS. No. 10 West 81
D. T.ss~s >lCIlANGE OF LoCArIuN-UNlTED
S-FGEA-I STATES MAIL LINE BETWEEN
-ssssa@c@S17ffa- NETWORK AND ALBANY. via
Bridgeport and Iou>aontic md Western Rnlr0ads-The
steamboat NIAIROD Capt John Brooks, r. will leave
MONDAY, Wednesday aud Faiay and the MUTUAL
SAFETY Capt Thos Jefferson Davis, OF Tuesday ThIrs
day and Saturday mornings, n O. A. NJ. from the Pier
foot of Rosevelt-sreet, East River.
Returning, the Line leaves Albany at O'Clock A. VI.
Albany Passengers arriving at Bridgeport, proceed
Immediately the RaiIrt and without change Of Bag
gage Cars, arrive in Albany the same evening.
A Freight Train daily AT 81 o'clock A. VI.
For further information both as TO Freight and Baggage,
apply G.. VI. PERRY, Agent at the Office, l72 South
street. near Roosevelt street. Livingston, Wells Pome
roys Express Office, Wall street.
flo r. II. MASON Superintendent.
ls44-'5 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lsa4-'5.
-, sSsN NEW. YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD LINE,
A.l-I=l for AIddletown, Goshen and intermediate
-ESsFrsa places.
49, For passengers, the steamboat - leaves
the foot of Duane every morning, Except sundays
O'Clock.
For Freight, the steamboat - leaves the foot Of
Duane every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday AFTER
moons at o'clock.
For further particulars inquire Of J. Van Rensselaer,,
Agent corner of Duare ard West Sts
H. Z. SEYMOUR Superintendent.
Stages leave 3idtieOwn upon the arrival Of the Cars
and convey Passengers TO Ithaca 0wego. Binghamton,
Catlondale ifonesdale Milford. &c. DIG
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Deferred
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COURT.
Retire. Chief Justice JosEs and Jdses oAAAI' ''N
r.nvyporL.

| Before Chief Justice JosEs and 'ose'
vASDgRroEL
cxs \ pE,sopr IS M,RtA : CAN-
siiin YES "a .aG house Of
~ b. ,,-',s but not lodging al ths Dod III - sn,e,
Wre C-onc tay wa'e ~ :, or into The han by
go IN ~ aaor and sole NJ Ps hat aEo oak. ne
.he ~ oc,jon against MIS- C IN me toaiI bsioM
90 ron;endinE that she vas liable seI'!ct
! lo' .e ag5;nst him BIZ Justice Kirkland and lie aP
TINS Court doe. not consider hat TIE keeper oil
,o,d;nary boarding house, under such cieuHl idIeee
i;sb, twas h duty OF Mr r (hos h1v'Hs iOot
a., ho,,sel 10 have himself taken care OF his ma, anu
..ak even II be cauied into the dining room july
roent affirmed. IN, ,t;,o
Court under The ro"ision o. portion OF me acl aOei
;,birc inonsnuneui for debt allowed suit. under 3u
doIl,Ts 10 b. commenced by attachment iis eonteno
ina, tie C4urt keiow has not such jurisdiction ana a
neal il m,d. This Court considers that Inc Mirihe
Court and the various IusccS' Coufs IN ts Ivy NAVE
81. h now er. judgment affirmed.
IoUx ByrrS and othels vs.. GEORGE kEysETT, and
O.ered that the facts be Submitted 20 he 1fy
TuonAs ERAyT vs.. Memo - SMULt-Hr. snul' hiieo
ihe whole OF basein, nj, the tr!;y o. al The htd oil
IN. frs; sta Is ri Which, was bruk' open by Mr. Grant
son Of the nd ord az original lessee, AMI Sctlon wa
bro. gt IN the Court below for ccnages- which Ies1 cd
in favor of Mir Smn1 Pie pttsci * an appeal, !, ne
il cani6nd-d that the question OF THE WIS inVoveu
and thai the ia tices Court could MI pEs ups H. MS
Court does TO. consier the question 81 ie 10 nave
come up SIN Il va in posse SION, and franf Strah
2. r: in legal sense, committed iress ass hfoa MN
wv. b. yTrr IS Tnos VEaxILgfl.-In ieati n 10
costs. Motion deulfd
Charles DrLuvcXR. AMI o'hersvs = CgAETREE, and
~ !ers-Mo1n t:ial iti'out Il testimony OF
the wines Crabiree r'hc present denied ~
FaA.c1s A. WILLIAMS ". ABsAHAa CRosS-Ihe
pleas TO he received Is ssnable, &c
rowsLL u WmTE ". w. w. w tSS--Motioh 10
strike out &c ietirt
sts.s P,EgrR -. WV. ENgRsoS Executor, &c
Notion denied
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THE TRIBUNE.
NEW EXCISE LAW.


The Report of the Select Committee of the Le
gislature TO whom were referred the petitions Of
the friends Of Temperance for modification Of
the excise law, has been presented by its Chair
man, MIR Garetson. The Report is in two parts,
one of which refers 10 the State at large and the
other to the City OF New-York, with special bill
for each
The State bill provides that the question OF " IL
cense or no license" shall be submitted to The
electors OF the several towns and cities on the
Tuesday before the FIRST Monday in May; the vote
10 be by ballot If the result is in favor OF no IL
cense, il will be unlawful! for the Board of Excise
10 grant licenses for the sale of Intoxicating liquors
The decision to be final until onefourth as many
legal voters as have voted al said election SHALL In
writing, request to have the question again submit
ted. -Four weeks notice 10 be given OF the hold
ing oil the election, by posting IN towns and acver-
ising IN newspapers IN the city In case oil no IL
censes being decided on, the penalties now pro,
vlGed by law 10 be enforced upon those who sell
or dispose of intoxicating liquors When lhe de-
csion is il favor OF licensing, Boards oil Excise TO
have their present powers the matter OF licenses
The provisions ofihis bill do not apply 10 the City
Of New-York.
The o!ber bill fixes the price of license in tins
city at $25. All licenses 10 expire on the first OF
May next after they are granted, ANY person who
shall "reiaiI, sell or part with" intoxicating liquors
without license, TO be liable 10 a penalty Of so
and costs The sale, &c. of intoxicating liquors Oh
Sunday is declared misdemeanor, punishable by
fine OF S20 or Imprisonment Of not less than ten
or more than thirty days. Persons offending the Sc
cond time TO forfeit their licenses, and not be emu
lied 10 receive licenses thereafter. The Mayor,
Aldermen and Commonaty 10 haze. anthony 10
pass ordinances regulating the sale OF liquors Non
payment of fine to be punished by iInprlsonnei,
of not less than twenty or more than iory ~
pu is made 10 appear thai The offender able to pay
the fine incurred he may be KEPT IN prison u'illi II
is paid Penaliiesrecovered under the act 10 De
appropriated the support OF The poor OF 'iie city
The act TO take effect on lis passage.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
In Chambers-Bcforc Judge DAILY

GEORGE SHREDDER rs. JACOB MACERs.-Tbis was 4 ha-
beas corpus sued several months sgO it will be re-
memberGd Oh behalf Of Mr.. 5. 20 obtain possession OF his
infant daughter, wlheuina, whom lie left with N.Y. VI.
when ii twelve days old, going himself with hs vie,
on singing tour and promising TO pay s2
ucr rno,h for It's board Mr. s and his vile are now At
cincin ciId- board not having been paid after
the first year. Mr. NJ applied TO the Commissioners OF
c Aim House stated that the child had been aban-
doncd by lis parents temporarily it into possession
OF the Commissioners, and there had 1t bound 10y those
officers himself tor fourteen yeats and four mouths
Tho parents subsequently demanded the child, saving
Cha, had notice been given by SIR NJ the child would have
been taken care OF y Of the friends OF the parents
and that Mr.. NJ aud his wife having &C ired al affection
for the child was of their wishing 20 kept and
tia, is detention from tho mother the caGse of H.
ness 10 the latter, &c.
judge H. yesterday gave his decison ordering that the
child should be restored TO It's parents.
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ZONES 4 HALLS CHANGEABLE SAFETY LOCK-
Ths lcck can At the will of its possessor be changed
50 as 20 make Nons o; locks OF one that neither
the aker For any oihs. person has any knowledge what
OF the lock.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the public that
he has purchased OF his partner VIM Hall Of Boston, Mass
his half In the Patent Right III the above lock This lock
Is now owned and will in future lie manufactured only by
H. u JONES, AT his establishment In The, city of Newark
Nd And by this advertisement lie would notify all per-
sons NOT TO Infringe on his Patent Right The SUBSCRIBER ha
oeen 10 great expense 10 Manufacture aud TO sell the
above lock ut much less price, according 10 the size than
can De bought iii the United States. he would farther
state ihat hs hck has never been picked opened with
our me true k es locked il, viii be by the many
uiss tnat II has undergone az different times, with
ward OF 5000 10 any person who would open fairly but
no one has ever been successful and II is warranted 1T all
instances not TO GET out of ord while USE which has
oee great annoyance 10 many who have used locks OF
different construction.
Also his Patent Pad Locks for Railroad purposes, Pris
nn Expresses aud Custom Houses which hare been
orally adopted and give fun satisfaction II. c. JONES.
jiT 3m lawi.c Patent Lock Maker Newark. y. J..
E'oR DYEINts GREY UK RED HAlK PERMANENTLY
= Baow7s BLAcK-The Moorish Hair Dye changes
grey red hal. permanent brown black, without
cooring juring tho skin Sod-price 50 cents 81,
at go Chatham 81. or 323 Broadway. III I'm
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tS.g. FARM FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE.-for sale
mango for property in this city the well known
Farm aud Tavern Stand, containing about 100 acres
of choi Farming Land Formerly owned by Jonathan
Gdney e 81 uated the Coshocon or Wes.ern Turn
pike, q miles from Ncwbugh oraac Co. and bounded by
the Little Britain Road the South. The soil is particu-
larry adapted the raising OF srain grass Sc; 90 acres
lablc and under first cultivation, containing
orchard Of excellent grated fruit. and 10 acrcs of good
woodland. The buildings of large two-sory
house. with addition In excellent order, and basement
kitchen under the addition large barn. goo. sheds sta
bes, &c Two wells convenient the house and sheds.
that afford plenty the best OF What iii small
degree enhances the value OF this property Is the mex
hnstbe quantity Of the best limestone quarries In the
country, with Kiln ready manufacture. Either for
farming place OF public business, the location Is esira
bic easy OF access, STEAMBOATS, plying daily from
Ncwburgh.
Apply TO B. c. Wrigh on the premises or TO Wright,
Losee & Co. 90 Moore-st Newlo.k, where all !niorna-
ton will lie given tia, i necessary. ilstf
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WARRANTED CASTS rEEL EDGE
TOOL S.-The rcaI ycnuine Conver's Tools

my own hands; therefore recon-
mend them AMI al George Brigs CO.'S, Pa.t-sreei'
Those tools offered BY Osborn Il Little, SO Fultons.
and other storc. stamped Conser" not my maze
"C0nger New York, 80 tt;0rney-s;" The Hams cf j..
Co.cer Berry Is also adehe having Interest III ie
business. A.iberal discount TO Dealers. Please observe
;hestamp. ru25 amsj JOHN c0SGEk
u ICH'S IMPROVED PATEST SALAMANCA
~ SAFE.-WarrantCd dry, well "a fire anc U.s.
proofThe follow ing certificates from some OF the ho
respectable merchants and others IN the city Of sew
leans, establishes their FIRE proof qualities beyond -
doubt =
..1le undersigned have this day witnessed the trlh
Of Rics improved patent Salamander Safes Ii 'h
furnace Of the Sea Bird ~.
The Safe was placed in the furnace AZ 10 minutes ana
II O'Clock A. ~ and remained there three hour, Sosap
ly exposed Intense heat that could be ctat
by the Use Of pitchpre and cottonwood II was iHss
taken 10 the Of Dir. R!cs agent In this city .n
oueu d. vixen they found that the contents were neu
burned scorcied, and that The woodwork bore 10
peararce OF having been exposed 10 fire.
The undersigned convinced that this Safe was
ing Of any building IN this city, however conbu'nr
contens and they therefore have hesitation IN ~ ~
that Rlclfs Safes emnenty secure against the TEE
fire. under any circumstances whatever.
SEw-oRLEASs, 18th Jrne, 1884,, ~,
Jerome Z. Ballard, Master Of steamer sea pl. -.
John H0ey Fire inspector Of Western campany
Thos. H. Chenowith, Joseph Grant,
r. Mciiregor, j. II. Staunss
A G. Labaft BENJAMIN II. Cook,
Rene n Brunei n,bs
One Of our customers saved $4,000 In one % hs
Safes alihoaSh the burglar had six OF eish' iou's
skill the lock tyrls
The ABOVE Safes are sold IN this city only oy
A G MARVIN Agent for the Nannfastmsss
s23ye lsst "a'e' ''''"
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pcflre Jnd.e INoRAnAN.
r.rnIer co1llss VS. lo1!x wEsIrA1l -Aclion to re.

PATRICK Co1LiSs VS. lcIiS WgstFALL Action 10 re.
cover under atuir, ube he OF the goods which
third par may assist tenant IN remove with view
TO ,!effaud The Ian lord Mr. G. lie, IN grocer nam
Core, premises be onsirg TO hun =, No. 800 adl:on
street. Mr. w is rnr OF the firm Off. 1; u Westial,
w oesa liquor dealers, corner Roosevelt and sout-'ts
On Tie ey n n of - Nov. last he removed ihe g DDS
OF Mr. Jo:se fem III store of later. although nnti ID
BIZ Mr. Co in, that thee were months rent due aud
warning biz. not iaLe the goods He stated that he
had b9us them The goods bad been Apr isei 10 up
wards q, 300 dollars The quesu in he present ~!
is whether he really purchased the good took heu
10 enable MI Co:sc 10 avoid the rent The jury consld
cred the latter and gave verdict IN favor plantio
doub G The account taken being ii6 dol ars.
SoIoNoN IlriS ". WV. H. II lRSEp.-TlIs was an ac
ton Tor ,srli and ba ;ery. brought By DR.. Helm Ms
his lawyer, NJ ila ned, whom e accuses with havn:
struck IN s-veyo blow and knocked him oil h'
tiarnel y st0up &c. NeEcci Tor plaln 10 dol arr:
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T OZExGE FOR INSTANT, NEoUS RELIEF TO :.
IL COLD IN THE HEAD and for Hcarscness and
Bronchitis, made and sold h,
j. & l. CoDDINGToN Druggists,

3UJ ILiI>On =, cor @IfII-.
Its mode of cure Is thus explained: The Lozcnge being
permitted 10 dissolve very slowly in the mouth expends
its acton upon the membrane OF That organ, which
hence relieves BY sympathy tie parts affected whether OF
the throat or the nostrils.
Its in all cases innocent and sau.ary. Price IS cents
per box j2S I'm.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


-@A FREIGHT FOR WHEELING, VA. AND
A=l-ll PITTSBURG, PA.-Thc undersigned. for the
49, last six years (and AT present. Agent Tor l'INd-
takes this method OF Informing his friends and
PIhlic having made for
Forwarding Merchandise via Railroad and Wagons during
Winter Season. c West, he is prepared 10
ccipt for Goods nom this City 10 WHEELING, Va via
Baltimore and Cumberland, Nd. or to PITTSBURG via
Philadelphia and Chsmbersurg Railroad. All goods
trusted 10 his will be forwarded without delay and at
the lowest current rates. either of the points
tie Okio River Also Merchandise and Packages forward
by GREENS Express, through in three days from alil
10 Wheeling, making In all SIX days from this city to
Wheeling VI.
The business will be conducted By
WAI. TYSON, 10 West-st. y. Y.
BINGHAMS, DOCK & STRATr0N, Philad.
JAMES WILSON, North lIowarl-st, Bat.
H0LLYDAY & EDGEKT0N, Cumberland. Nd.
JAMES II. FORSYTH & co. Wheeling, Va.
WILLIAM BINGHAM. Pittsburg, Pa.
Goods intended for the Wheeling Route should be marked
Ye'e- FORK aud hse!ss Line Of James WIsoD, Bat
tiaors; and those for piltsburg. Bi"ghGms Line" as
he5stSoTe WM TSsoS 10 We,s =, Sew Hais5
T EN- rstS, ERIE Tpt ,sa3. .1sHa-9sss77iiiTs
.sssiazSrss27S- PORT ATION--Yo s4Assc,anss.z-2sns
CoiIBINATION.-NEW-loR ORR AND CHICAGO LINE.
Passengers forwarded TO Utica Syracuse, Rochester Buff
alo. OHIO. Michigan, Illinois, Indiana Wisconsin, and
Western kentucky, with despatch.
The above c is composed Of first class OF boats,
all new, and the public Is respectfully informed that the
Proprieor have connection with the great Joa0p0y
the Erie Canal, but willing ard DESTROYS all times
10 do business Oh fair and moderate terms, and share Of
the public patronage Is respectfully solicited.
The boais beln. all and well furnished passengers
will find il for their interest TO take this lire, il they wish
10 obtain comfort and speed.
= Boat viii leave Albany and Buffalo Daily.
Refer to-oilver Lee, Silver Greek Ransom 9IcYar a.
Co. Cleveland Hol.lste: & Boa!t Sandsky CONWAY s.
Avery, Portsmouth; Whslcr & Co. Michigan City; o.
Neybury & Co. Detroit N.,y.,ury and Dole Chicago s.
L. Corbin, Milwaukie; CuShnGn, Eastman & Co. Ottawa
Jno. II. Porter, ST. Joseph's.
Fer freight or passage apply TO
II. Z. EABCOCX. New-York.
BABCOck, ADAMS & co. Albany.
f10H JOHN r. BABCoCK, foo; Main 81. BuTaIo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-12

CHEAP TABLE CUTLERY.--The subscriber respect
bmlly informs his friends and the public. that he
stanily keeps hand hs Cheap House Furnishing
Store choice assortment OF Table and Tea Knives
IS sd TO So 80 per set and Carers and stees to MATCH
and fine assert nent OF Pocket aud Pen Knives. Ase,
German Silver and britannia Tea and Table Spoons and
good assortment OF Britannia Ware sucl Coffee and
Tea Pots Lamps of various and sz-s. &c &c.
Al o. Tin and Japannsd Ware and Tea Trays OF various
sizes and qualities. Also Hardware and .IIollowware.
Carpenters Tools cheap and Of the quality such as
Planes Saws Chisc etc. Nails Locks Carpet Tacs etc.
ETC. An excellent variety also of Wood-w and Baskets
such AZ Tubs Pals. Waslboards Clothes Horses Wooden
Eowsa Choppng Trays. Broous Cradles, Basket Chairs.
French Travelling BASKETS etc Carpet straw and split
Bags, etc Likewise, brushes OF almost kind-Cloth
and Hair Scrub and Paint and Di,ng Brushes. Also,
Fine Teeth and French Dressing Combs, etc etc.
Ieac cali nj X. Il. JOgssTos's, y CahaIIne-
where you viii lind excellent assortment, and all very
low Il. II. JOHNSTON, 80 Cutharine-street
y. q. Toys Of all descriptions at Wholesale and retail
dc 3nys
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Rerore Iudce Y .NnERPoEL.

HE WEEKS " D,sigL INSTRUMENTATION 10 re-
cover of the owner nf buildings IN Sturvrsant street
Certain SUN Tor work aud labor &c TIE defence pfla
cipay that de CONTRACTOR was ia'e- Verdict Tor
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tHS, FARM FOR SALE.-Sitnate on the road from
sS9R New Rochelle 20 White Plains about eQui-disant
each, containing $50 acres of land. all OF which
Is plough land, excepting ten acres which Is wood land
The place divided By lane and Is laid ont into convcn-
ieni lots cultivation. All the fences OF stone, in
good order, and the groand il high state OF cultivation.
The buildings all OF good character and in Order. For terms
apply 10 5. b. KENYON, on the premises. or of
DO ff L ADRIA NOE. 81 John Ct New York.
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Al ETAI. ROOFS, Guaranteed Wafer 7ighfJor Fire Years
I'VE gich is fo0 Years Longer than CSHa-The subscrl
bers have Invented method Of covering roofs with plain
or galvanized tin plates which they guarantee to remain
watertght FIVE YEARS, when put up by them. The metal
is put that It cannot be affected by the shrinking
swelling of the panks whchit laid orby the contrac-
ton or expansion Of the metal.
The following gentlemen have had their dwelling houses
and stores In this city covered by this method 10 their
satisfaction:
Henry BrcvOr Esq. corner Of 5th and 9th st.
John = SchcrmchOrn, No. 30 Broadway.
David Austin, Esq. corner Of Exchange place and VII
liam street..
J.Grecn Pearson, Esq Merchants Exchange. wall.st
Geo. Il. Butler, Esq No. 81 Nassau.st.
Francis urrt Esq 60 lSroad-st.
Notice is given. that 90 the improvement Is patented all
persons In the trade wishing roofs by the sucri-
bers' plan can obtain permission moderate TERMS
mhl4n =. SAYL0R & co. II and ~ Broad-st
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STEhM POWER 70 LEr.-From to IS horse power,
- with part the whole OF building erecting,
20 by 80 feet and stories high Oh the East River side
near Pike slip. Inquire Of
lis I'm. HECKER s RROTHERS. 2i3 Cherry st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-12

rTNO IMPORTERS OF DRY GOODS.-Thc advertisers
l. will exchange plat OF sixteen House Lots ground,
elegantly situated, about and haf miles North of
Union Place, having plcLdd view of the Hudson River.
three OF the thooushfre leading TO the property
Address VI. W. 10 the CoEier and Enquirer Office. si9ic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-12

UNWILLING HOUSE IN BRooKLYN-TO LET
~ The elegant ana commod!ous three story brick house
In Henrystrect. Of Harrison. Possession given I'm
medIatelv Apply 20 q NESMLTM 4 co. 80 Pne-st.
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roon PERSONS N PHILADELPHIA ALONE
lUUUcan res. the wonderful efficacy Of that pow
e4N- TToMsoyS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD SAPHTHA.
READ READ.
Aaoaishisg Cure Of Chronic Bronchitis
puYr nrr pfJra Nay u Is

Aaoaishisy Cure Of Chronic Bronchitis
PHILADELPHIA, Nay, %, 1874.
Mr. & T. THoxsoS-Dear Sir: For IRE than four
years past had been dreadiy afflicted with affection
OF the throat which my physician pronounced Chronic
Brouchit caused By repeated and neglected colds. The
distress suffered ndescribahe Ny throat was literally
with violent psnodic coughing - thai blood would
come from IT also great oppression pain and ,h;ness
the chest and ever-in short al the usual pulmonary
symptoms showed themselves cIns;ng entire loss @! nece
sry repose Nv throat leeced and bStered over and
over again. made trial OF every known remedy and at
different periods had the advice Of SIX physicians, and all
with TO avail About months since made trial OF
your COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD SAPH-
TIA, and beto.e had taken tie first bottle fel, relief
continued Until had taken seven bottles, which COM
pie.ely removed the disease AMI restored 10 perfect
health and firmly believe should De living had
Il not b en- for your Invaluable meficnc
JANE PERRY, 1913 Sprace-st-
Principal Once y. E. OF Fifth and Spruce streets,
Philadelphia.
sold wholesale and retail by the Agents, \. b. SANDS
& CO. Druggists 273 Broadway, Chambers-si sold
also at 70 Fnlfonst and East broadway Price cents
per bottle, or So per Dozen
Beware OF coEnte-feits. 81 lln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-12

T OTIS On ELEVENTH Strict FOR SALE-rwo
~ Lots, each % by 100 feet situated the Southery
side OF Eleventh street. between Broadway and University
Place. Apply TO
jail If MURDOCH. LEAvTrT & co. 81 wes.-st.