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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03
March Number of the Farmers Library nni
Monthly Journal of Agriculture.

The March No. OF this work is ready or delivery
The following is the Table Of Con;en;s
Enera:,nes and Riutyations-
Tne SrIvsre Cow (-lsht different Ordersl-Tab!e q.
Class This Curveline Cow leigh! dhest o'ders)]Faole
III. Clssss The Bcorn Cow eight different ordera-
Table w.. Glass /.
Farmer Library
THAER's PRINcIPLEs OF AcRiSrLTUsE-tcontnqedl
and ENCLOSURES The Draining Of Land The Draining OF
various kinds of Marshes. Irrigation
Monthly Journal Of dgricul.ure-
Smi,Gsonisn Fund; Suggesisns 10 its Application ;
win Tables showing the value Of different kiudf OF Ma
nurvs-by j. W. Hardy, of Va.
Agricultural Educsuou
Potato Di-ea.e-Edecis Of Gasno
LAT, du Maraicber.
Raising Poaloss from the Seed, by The Editor.
Preparations Seed Corn-lmporsnt ugge'l!ons Use
Of CoppeTas Water, by Lansing Wetnore
scheme OF Reducing the Quantity of Cotton Report o.
the Committee appointed By the State Ag Soc OF South
Carons into consideration the scheme reducing
the quantity of Coton, as remedy for low prices.
Southern Hemp, or Fear Grass
insects injurious yegetaa5n Report the Insect.
OF Massachusetts injurious 10 Vegetation by Thaddeus :"
Fraii-Tree Borders.
treatise on Mich Cows. The Flanders Cow-High Cow.
Low Cow.-Bss,srd OF the Flanders Gov
Class II TINS Selvage Cow-High Cow.
Cow of Medium Hight.
Low Cow-Bsst4rd OF ,h9 Salvage Cow
Glass III. The Curveiine Cow
Cow OF Medium Etshi.-Low Cow.
Bastard Of the Curveiue Cow.
Class ". The Bico-n Cow -Egh Cow
Quaker Friends Farming.
Sugar Culture in Texas
Flooding Meadows
Ccst OF Sheep Keeping IN Illinois
The Shepherds Dog. With Sketches and Anecdotes.
Bee.-Esec, of Exposing e-Hives to Hot Sunshine
Egg Cement
Prices Current
Recipes FOR the Cure OF Throat For making kch
en Pepper-For making al economical Breakfast Powder
Remedy Cor LockjAx.
~ Terms s. pee aGnun, in advance Single number 50
cents JoHS S SKINNER, Editor. Published by
csf GREELEY X McELEATH-
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~ Wistnr's EalsHm of Wild Cherry.-Physi-
have natural aniipaIhy Patent Medicines and
justly opposed 10 the o the thousand and one
offered the public eeyian cHeas for every
species disease leas! until they have in
favor of their onde fui effects; hundreds
be cited In which Wsi Balsam OF Wild Cherry has been
recommended and used with marked success
EXETER, Me. Sept Snth. 1915.
This ceries that | haze recommended the of Wis
tas Balsam Of Wild Cherry for diseases of the Lungs for
two vears past and many bottles my knowledge have
been used hy my patients all with beneficial results. Ia
two cases where thought confirmed consumption had
''NeN p'"''' ''' y Nv e BoYDEN, Physiciup.
The following is from the South CaTonisn, published nj
Columbia
sort patent Medicines having great respect for Tie s
Of the medical profession hut chance threw IN orr way The
above named medicine Immediately sier the close oil the
late the Legislature when our lungs were almost
dried IN hy the qhir rnfsd amosp hers OF stove
warmed Slate House The BaisBm Immediately relieved
IN .srous degree We Eel that indebted 10 II for
some fifteen pounds Of animal we!ghiwch addition be-
ing once fst cannot be forgotten.
Ee careful aud get the genuine Dr. NisTaR's RALsAIi OF
WILD CHERRY. None genuine unless II hiss the New
WRAPPER which slvays beGr tie written signature of l..
BuTTs- all others are coun;crfeiis.
SETH w FOWLE Proprietor ACC General Agent
Price 81 per bolie. or siN for 80
Sold wholesale ard retail, By A. B. y D, Sands Drug
cists % Fuilon-st 2j Broadway bDd u East BroadwSy
only agents for New-iorS ms 3feodis
rFr Mechanics Iustiture.-The regular monthly
meeting of The Institute will b. held Tuesday evening,
I'd inst, in the Lecture Room City Hail. NJ y O'CLOCK This
evening Cd inst Vim ? Clark VIII deliverhe 9Th Lecture Of
his course Nairrs and Mechanical Philosophy n Tho
Lecture- Room, City Hall Thursday evening, 5;h inst
PTof Reid Lectures on Chemistry. j. J. M!PES. Pres
c. l.. bARRiTT, AciuarY- M -
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10 Thomoson'- Bank Note Reporter

OF the imports into Toronto, Canada West Tor
year ending Jan s. 1916 1923 j5 s3676O were brought
in under the american Drawback bill. OF this s3o275
was for Sugar Under the same bill sos $40 entered
a, Hamilton. C. w of which $685. was for Sugar.
The Morris and Essex Railroad is abou, TO extend
to Dover.
The Western and Atlantic Geo. Railroad is now
in use to oohcs,oge, the Os,eraus River distance
of PSI miles from Charleston. There remains now but
about thr.yve miles be constructed to complete the
road TO the Tennessee line and only about lao miles to
Nashville, when steam navigation will be opened from
Portland in Maine by the way OF Charleston, Augusta
and Nashville to - Louis snd the whole West; and for
this last link charter has been granted by the Teunes
see Legislature.
The following tables, conveying important inform
alton in relation the Of this country are
from the Report Of the Secretary of the Treasury made
to Congress in the early part of tine session.
Showing the aggregate of value of Exports 10
various countries from the United States during 1912
1914 and 1915. 1872 1874 1919
Rrifain and 0pDenGen-
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surplus in ls45.--- 81, 40! 1885
Total surplus in lai5-.-----59 ia chests
PROVISIONS-Pork is inactive Prime 3lt0 9 81
Mess 10 5OalO7 IS; new 80 and II So Beet is quiet,
but i,hou, change; quote 30s 80 and 5o5 So Beet
Hams cts p 70, pkgs extra fierce Beet is y 5Odl4
and heavy Sales OF 10000 lbs Picked Hams Mt of ct.
Shoulders are as cts We quote Smoked Hams 3 d
q; sides 7a7i: shoulders GG6!; Smoked Beef 6i CTS
OF Lard abou, 800 800 bbE have been taken, part Tor
shipment, and 1900 kegs old AT o. cts actual de
benturc There il shipping inquiry fer Cheese,
and we note saes ut 7td1; OF hne about 800 bxs
sold at 3ae! cts Butter is without change and very
firm. We quote Ohio lo0ll; Western Dairy l2Glocts
MOLASSES-The marke, has upward tendency,
and parcels if here would bring &c p gallon improve
mon
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General Notices
cutting, 1916

~ Spring Fashion for Hair Cutting, 1916,
e. Phaion, 2l4 Broadway.
n. B. This is the only establishment where clean brush
is used for zach person u2 lm7
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

sF For .ois oj Ssocka at The Erchenge Last Page.
MONDAY P. VI.
The transactions ct the Stock Board were not
large Prices were generally hrm. Long Island fell or
to AZ;
The Exchange market continues firm but OF
course without much doing Sterling q q 8: Francs
253 a > 27!.
The supply OF Money continues good on the best
eecurities a, % per cent. Short paper is done at
per cent The Banks are accommodating their Gus
toners 10 fair extent.
The following are the rates OF Uncurrenl Money
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x.TlrRoCr MEDICINES, In .ecuons, sr B.,ls-Discoy.
w try recently mace Il France, by III. N4rton
Price Thirty Cent?.
Pra so c-nis The 5.h English Edition. translated rom t
5i French Edition Of Exposition Of nsrra simple
agreeable intailibe lrec-nily discovered IN
Francs only Of overcoming, bat also OF com s:ey
s,oyinP oosti1ats irv=tsr=ie and habus Constipation
without usUg -iihsr gav--, ectoas or est" o4ow
cd BIZ great number auth enc documents ol e-line'
Physician. and persons Of distinction e7ryng me
t o=te -cary OF To each document 10 sno-
Joined the name and address Of the Ph scan or oiner
person who estihea .,..,.
Natural Means destroys Constipation, and maj II causes
III; intestine canal perform Us -vscUsiins functions. rs IN
H., rrs .sl-, bg sl.o t-a cures. !! by ecchanf
r,ept: l. Painful Digestion Dyspepsia All! or nearly
ali Ire Diseases ich the bowels subject great
n,mh-r OF othsr serious, dangerous ong standing
Diseases for curing which Medical Science Is entirely IN
potent. .,-.,no>, nj, ~ "a
Nsdsn-lape New YORK, sad b. Eli booksellers and edi-
cire dealers IN the United States. DS 2:~lmT&s
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goNE-s.les 5000 lbs North.west Or home uss. 3.

BoNE-saes 5000 lbs Northwest ior home uss, al
"a. ca, cash
mill saturday next The demand g. private sale is
srsai and quotations not well sustained. The
Eet ia now nearly II quite back tbs prices OF last
season The following table shows the comparative re-
cants At this port OF the different descriptions and
bibits large surplus in 1885.
Statement Of ite Import Of Teas N YORK. 1874
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Boarding.

D0UNS 70 i.ET-Nvl without board, 10
66tc gentlemen neatly furnished in tho house
private family Broad WY in Wie-:t InGn!rs No
81 Whi.e-s,. IL
.pi.ti, can be Respectable PCvAie family down
I'D for married couple wlhou; children or two or
three young gentlemen. References vii! be required
note to Apollo Mt h:a Office. Will attention 'u2S
'sNwD i.R THREE single gentleme1 can he accom-
modstel with roafd and - Charnbsrsst %
door west II Broadway. Stu5
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Sats.


LEARY & cos
FASHION FOR SPRISc 1916.
" The preference 80 universally manifested
for present style of Gen;eman Hs hss decided Us 10
continue The SAME for the ensuing season.
LEARy X CO. Haiters, Nos. s. : sad ; A.tor House.
New-Yors, Fab 18th, 1915.
Circulars: descriptive lhe peculiarly OF ty!e for
vEsrded hy sddressr postpaid ?sfhs
cF-Gentlemen's Hats-Spriug Fashion.-sIRo.
cor Pine and Nassau sisGsrien-n's Hats OF the Spring
pattern uniting much elegance and beauty o. style are now
ready for examination AID sale by The subscriber
aof Imi.- SIRD Cor. Pine and Nassau sls.
BrEBE & cosTAR,
l55 Broadway,
r. viii Introduce the Spring Fashion toI Gen'
uemec's Aata March 7th 1910. III su
e. Genin's Fashionable hats Tor the ensuing
Spring ready for inspection al ia Broadway oP
posiie ST. FalPs Church ni zwH
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New ork Cattle March

BY own Reporter.
At market 1000 Beef Cattle, 500 from the South 10
Cows and Calves and 1900 Sheep and Lambs.
PRcRs-Bcef Caaie-The offerings last week were
large and buyers have not been observation-disclosures $50
head remaining unsold Several lots Of extra sorts
reported 3, - so For Inferior snd niddlng qualities
we quote IS prime 81 and these figures may be con-
sidered the extreme OF the market.
Cors and Caire.-Quotations OF las, week are main
tanned and all at market taken rates corresponding
with those OF last report, viz ST. TO $50 RS in
quality.
SFefp aud Lam5s-Marke, cleared h; prices ranging
from s. to 81.
HAY has improved shade sales of loose made today
ut S7Q9O cts p cwt.
Markets :. Carefully reported far TIE Tribune.
MONDAY, March >.
A~HES-The market is firm at 464 l2i for Pots and
- I 81 for Pearls. The sales are moderate. Oh
new POTS 100 bbls taken NJ lot and OF old 20 do
a, 4 90 By recent order In council Pot and Pearl
Ashes OF United States manufacture may pass through
Canada duty free.
COTrON-The sales 10 day nave been quite small.
Sellers nevertheless very firm and not willing 10
make any concession in prices, which remain as quoted
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BELOW.
Hamburg snip Stephan, Roua. I'm Hamburg 18th
Nov aud Cowes I'd January with mdse, 10 Schmidt &
Bachen.
Bark Harriet Thompson, Tilden, I'm Guayama PR
with sugar 10 Agure g. Galway.
Bark Aberdeen I'm Leghorn. with mdse 10 order
Brig Joseph Atkins. Trundy. 80 DIS I'm Matanzas with
molasses, to Reed e. Hoppock
Brig Ceylon, Trot, FIN Havana with moasses 10 order
Brig Augusta, Sherwood I'm Savannah Goth Feb. with
cotton, &c, to Sturges & Chairman.
The above vessels were reported by Pilot Boats and
are NJ anchor in the lower bay.
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oEgAP BOOTS AND SHOES.
n-. NEW ARRANGE MENT-FAREE RE-
EsSlLs-.seoiJCEp-Ona and after Mach 4Ih.-lNDE-
Eseafczzd'14n PENDENT LINE FOR NEWPORT,


Es6iAz-.deOUCED-Ons and after Mach 4th.-lNDE-
Eze12x11dSzm PENDENT LINE FOR NEWPOhI,
PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON DIRECT. Three ures
The ,tsupch and fsyorits steamboat NEPTUNE, con-
n,-ad.d by Cspt VIM Rollins, viii leave Ne~.fork IIom
pier No River, Tor Newport Providence ene Sos
Ia direct on Monday, Wednesday and Friday a4 oeiocA
NJ arriving Providence IN for me morning usln
OF co.'s 10 Boston, Tannton New BEDFORD Fan kVe Js
snS a.o connects with The steamboats, running ca'I o ~
hr...se- .ud Psnobscoi rivers ,a New.
X III viii leave Providence for Newport zoe F.
Ygc=s! aesday Thursday and Saturday, q ~ soslon
81 or .rrtyrI of * O'Clock mail train OF car: noN
An KINGS Of freight taken ~ the y Eo FAIRcHILD
No 10 W-stsI or Of JOHN d hISSddtnr
and at tbs ONCE % =. s,oss order hayins been
i1ru .ned with pau gns machinery, by which
added 70 ns much improved Several rev ssts
speed Of me oSed and her sccotnuioo eons
have been Tho travelling PUBIC who eonsui'
enlarged no and s BE- he Il beat sSd
.slss he boat o.aa :, .'e Is '''''s'N
bosI 1soss are forbid trusting this Sos s @ be- pa,d
Az ,gger from tie Csp.aic ssno Other OLD v. w 1900
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COAL.-Gresi Reduction IN Pt;ce,-we are no w de
~ hvering from yard, oar well superior p eseh OF
chard Red A.h Goal, follows BroJen Egg % ~,
large Nu SIS Is per ton free OF csrtsye Consan ers can
rely hsying Inc best Cos. above prices y ~u
screened TI5uALL 4 SCHAG .,
20f2ws- 3 Chary-sL near AT
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itappears from table given al page 10 OF this docu
mcn, that between July 1883 and August 1912 The rev.
enuc laws of the United States respected duties on
imports received less than thirty various modihcn
tons or in other words that the Tariff wac altered tr
" nea in that period The average result OF these va
rous Tariffs from ls2l 10 s44 shown in the following
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Boston Anrtion Sales.

SSY T. p. IL q. RICH. I'll Sroad-Grosi, opPosit s
ID Pos;s. wharf Boston.
WEDNESDAY, Msrch4
LEATHER SKINS, ScSoc aud upper leather caii-intnE
Binding sud morocco skins, and other shoe stock.
WEDNESDAY, March Is.
Seni-Annral Sale
Doors SHOES, BRoGASs AND HArs.--5sGe Boots,
Shues. BEogaas and Haia
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Dinler fashions.
TALL AND WINTER GOODS

FALL, AND WINTER GOODS,
KIN, - JENNINGS T. CO. Diapers and Tsiors tsi
~ porters OF Cloths and CsssiEieres Stsnags &C. -
sroadSysy American Hotel, opposite The fountain, are
49, wear coaa.iEaa French and EGgiizl Cloths fo
Dress and Crock Goats Csssiueres IN Oh sy
SIN. SaIin aes!ro and Velvet Frsdng: Miliad C!otGs,
So. Ie o.. Oy.rCosis, which viii bs made up
70 order through N. AID ~ s efficient corps oil cutter
- can be found in the COUNTY, "A essential pn IL ihn
conoy lo which would direct anc In ierng tbe
sy- and character Of garments SUCH must satisfy b
DISCRIMINATING thai views Of chesPness se not basel
or he production Of any otter than frat rsts garments
such a. sustained o. email prof and qnici
ra5Irns and prompted the solicitation Of esA q ON no
sho would reaHy eaec; saving o. tbs axua Pc centsst
.eved under The credit Eyz;en- -,
Ths attention directed To The Pantsoopu dspstalI uus.
continue offer Inducements 70 those cbo appreciate "
combining ease snd elegance -. ~.
In addition the usual assortment OF g.ods sep .es
Trade we have always or hand ready made Dress and rrocE
Goats Pantsioons, Vests SC 10 snhwer ire requirement IL
.l.o Fancy Dress Articles II variety; Scarf
tiandksrchies Gloves, Suspeni1rS Ho'd7rJ onae'-
Drawers Linen and aa-ln Shirts Colhsr. &c. &c ~.
ayERCoATs, cloaSs Winter Frocss, sc 10 var.o u
- new styles for 'se '-'dy .ssd5 = E ~ nr1ea
.-IKCULAR.-Tne undersigned. having been -.tsh;
Ssket Number OF yesIs IN Inc sSa anc @
which time have gained The reputation OF ~1se1nns oar
ors as well y .oi s%PfsGf 9 70 sny 9sasf
Undertaking that 10 the general Impression, heI
ehsse more ION secoSnt o. ~. ~ AZ orr o,. on A.
ressonsbe and in srtstca manner be cone
Al anv other establishment.
sin oar charges before LEAVING their orders else where
Late Alderman ~ Miller.
ai=ssrs III pay particular aitanhon 10 tse arrange
CT heir sigma L order to uszs them nest and nrHc
n B-Flass sarnsrs. Standards, &c.
NJ. Miller having consented Teu,s,n s the bid es,ab-
shaenI and having made arrangements With Mr. John
King OF Philadelphia, for superior article Of old Leaf
winch viii warranted change color, i ok can
give general satisfaction.
JAMES AcKERmAN, lol Nj a.eust.
NewYork, March 2 1896 rnh2islf
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sitnctious. N,. n1anten

yxTANTED-Sy respectable Protestant Girl. sius
~ AXIOM rs nurse chsnbemud, 70 DO little plain
Swim Can give good cry reference Please call 81
Dusnesi NJ s;sirs the third floor front rom rpS 81
y UKsE WANTED-An active zrd intelligent Glflis
swbns 20 taxi cage u young fsiiH none except
ing bose who cs ar5e good re- oinendAuon' ne-o spp!
AZ '55 Eleventh 3. ms 2tis
XVANTED-A good who give good re-
w coInnendsuons Aupiy No 81 WaErsa-st ms ~
{NANTEDA ar-i rae fur hai anisher aDd one Or TWO
Broadway /,
tSTANTS--A home IL respectable .sui.y fo,s Young
~ Girl Of good address. in ne thirteenth She
5a vel recommended Any person IL oil will
please IN III. oc- OF this paper for mother
Mrs. VII meet attention ms -
ASASTED--By respectable Young Womsu, si,us.
- tion ia private family 20 do washing and ironing,
cbarheTwork. plain cooking general housework The
be-; Of city reference given Cal a. Jennings No: lSO
Morros-st. mSe,'
tSTASTED-S;ug good ofice. ls
" Centrs-st removed from ChsHibcrssi ms n
NJANTtD-By a Young Womsn win good reference,
~ uaion % do ctanherork and waiting Il pFva:e
f1-nlv. A7riv nj 81 Srligau-st m5 q
I.TANTiTI-A --71s7-o7 6y = Young Woman as nurse
- a se4n-tress chsmbersoh, frst rate scoS. who
lived years in he' act piac- best OF city reference AP-
SSANTkr-A few hands to work Artificial Flowers
W Apply SO Jocn=t th story. Also, an apprentice TO
esrn the business ms Sus'
az ANIKD-5si: Broadway COOKS IvaiieTs (g.Il.,
~ aln Or German girls protes;sntsl Also or 10
COOS Ca;ho- girls for coed places. \ Enp Sdce
a DfESTISEiiE Slf.-Nanted. situation by
n specialize aud Intelligent Young Woman US chamber
mai and washing and ironing chsrlber,naid and
children She give The bes; o; cily
Centre sIsrsetprcs Ed stair. n a'e" ~ ms a.
- 80 Y- - - ~, luz -
aLANTSD-A Boy IN Pr:aurg Ofce; enc acquainted
~ with the business Apply Al No Broadst. OF
= :, :. tHo :
eRUH CIERh ssANTED.-One weli acquainted
~ with The bu,Ee=s sud capable OF taking charge OF
store. Inquire al 1872 Brosdwsy, cor Joln--t
ms e c. II. RING.
,1,-j;(7Y = ;TfsS f,,I5y5 1s.;rat5if. ,-o,,.7-l,
4 ~ "a I'D n =; - ;, ~. - N. -, 1T,
II " WIGHT.
az, ~ ~ - a.; -. ,1----7-- --- l-- -
'. - = inn. - ', 'V " H'u!f i
49,. s iiD .. s.gaN!, ne una
@ "a .I'' ~ :, a 'iia Ia: poo> Aeps' suG P1s
Ii &; q M, di Si M Ue
,;g,r M, IN - $500, & 81.
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MEMORANDA

VI
The ships Mon.ezuma and Empire for Liverpool, and
other outward bound vessels are detained In
quence of adverse winds.
The Rivers are somewhat obsiructed by large fields OF
floating ice Wind NE
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u SEE FOURTH PAGE.

Schr Augustus, Klborn, I'm Newburyport, for Bait
Soop Radiant. Hawkins I'm Providence, RI domestic
produce
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WHITE TEETB.-Th- very de.ectsIion OF dre-s
w appearance a OF e- cleaCsed 10 rich and beau.
fu pearly whleuess, bY tue Aromatic Tooth Paste This
Paste puhss aud ihe breath with delightful
perfume and give The gums the desirable roseaie
hue 50 cents s- Sold only by y. Everett Drusgs.
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SpRINc MIrIIMERY GOoDs-

ATWATER, GOULD Il 90.
ESlRE the atieattoD Of b IN this market 70 their
Dstock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Prscee toI
cash acceptable paper shall be made satisfactory No
walls, r-er Broad 1ay 23f 2nis-
EAKPET .YOKSTEDS-i and Double white h!linga
" superior quality. WoFsteds OF any number made To
order IN quantity, by L. DRAPER s. GREENE,
III 3via ~ beavers -
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.yx,-rrcu cow LOST.-Suayed or Stolen, from Tho
Gix@ subscriber on the 18th inst Turtle Bay, neaf
$500 Third avenue and 49lh.sL & small mieh Cow,
ESXz liz BIT red with line back, the tips Of her horns
s-r "a Whoever will her shall be liberaIy rc-
Igarded for MS trouble. [2sf 81 H. okEsLEI.
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a.. To LETT from lbe irst day OF May next-The
A story brick dwelling house, No: 7o7 Broadway with
alley leading through on To Mercer.st Tho sbove
house rcpele with every convenience has large run
garden in the rear will be altered into store DESIRED
,'clock For terms apply TO A.. CUSHMAN,
ltfi atf lSs Psarl-sL # No. 81 West l9thal
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~ FOR SALE-A valuable piece OF Ground on
"a ton. square corner Of West Weshin gonPi
containing 81 feet front and rear by 5 feel deep Ap
pyto ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctoneer,
M 7 at
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WINDOW SHADES u new oil preparation, IN
w vented and sold who locale aud retail
exclusively by H. T. WEBB so per cent cheaper equally
beautiful and far more durable than Tho French e Fac
tory No Div.ons. Srd story OF the ssckei BuidngL
\. B.-The store Is 35S PesEst four doors south OF
Chatham. III <"h-
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= PhaIon's laSic Hair Dye.-A aew and !nvsl
changes The co!.r Of The HAIR or whi.ksrs 10 basu;
brown or black without injury 70 ne hair or .k Genie
r7 can isve their wH;skers ds in FIVE r,rles rt tho
DOT. 2i4 Broadway. Price per tocle =! ms I'm
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N@s TO LET OR LEASE-The large Store and
Ea Dwelqg 10 John.s The siore is over 100 feet deep
has large and light basement and nbcellar, being
we'll suited to The paper drug, hardware other busineis
The House s the same DEPTH IS Crolon water
throueho and we'll located for boarding. Dsns
sand Tor large Eating House In tho city Possession may
oe o1 us 3u.MSTh ' 'pr'' 8. c. SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03

- T0 iET--Bssemeul and cellar OF store No. u
s5 soTucs-st possession given immediately Inquire OF
e. Price 1874 East Broadway, or al tho Tribune OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03

.zs- ATuHE AND U"ELLlN1 ~ LIZ -
H5 HAzLsM-Oue oftnoso Three brick 'front.' houscs
win storea attached siuaied In the central ana ous
me-. osrt OF .r.n side OF oelWoon
III and l24h su Said house II finished complete, wiz
y.ry COINCIDENCE for respectable family STAGES pass
49, ,,--v ha (hour Rent moderate 70 good teeaol
tns Gn'r ''s' J. r. JACOBS l2+th st, near Sd avenue
~. .nly AZ aboys u ImisH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03

"a THE UPPEK PART OF the TWO story and attic
fSI hou,e No So Prnces, Third block east VI brosdwoy,
fa1 to ie Apply the premises between nc noors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03

81 DU Private Sae.-The modern three
d story aud attic brick House and Lo, No. 10 Ddanes
The house IL well furnished with nlarbls mantels In al
the stoes On said lot Is rear building WIN an oueS 70
R.adst TIL. lo IL "a feet inches by 81 feet deep For
49, =. rf'' Aucliopeer, No. 7 Broad.st
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CONSTIPATION


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WITHOUT MEDICINES, In ections, or B.ihs-DIscoy
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