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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF Ne VT.YOhk

ArrvedBrg Tongue, Sawyer GARDENS Cp1 Ear lss
- rlois,ssa 10 rEursion z Co Fessss -, tsrgsd
$50 - ~ - ps.d shot ksy s1e1shssS
signals vita bark = v 49, H.. Orleans
Ears siofi Rec spoF b - 50. 49, IS, sPose bark
S2.ha !. blVsiPo - bound south. The nal
- ~ t "a terss ne "a st, and mas sH-
s,1.nee5 very -. re NV and northei f.les men
80. - brr % Ion CG; while bovs 10 ives boarded ~
sib .5ve galley buiwslss ia the Gull stream
% = ouanttg n empty moassss cltNs 81,
R,1 Mcntsgus of Belfast, Me- Closs OeoTgstown' 81
Y a. lumber 70 Badger, Peek Co The has been 10
S,,s north OF Hstfsrss Lost 81 is eno boat.
br bfiR Tweed Hall Halifax, Ms, d, tsh 20 James
Hunter Co Left Br bIz MaTcelus, for Nfork, ready
schr John Adams Hsilet, Boston, ds ndse ~ fos-
ter : Nickers0n 80 49,. -,-,,
80, Faees Guthrie. washington, W, - Gays naval
stores 10 Bryant Maitland 10th inst on Chincotesse
smoke bark frances. Of Bath bound 70 Phi adelptiG
schr Benish Wstsoo, Mullen, Soyrna Del, as, corn
10 A Bsrritt 4 Co
scbr John Msnlove Erickson, Philadelphia de, corn
10 A Barritt B. Co. nds- 10 y l. McCrssd
schr }, ph Morss1, White, Plymouth, NC d. corn
X L Maitland.
-aiIed-Ships Harmon, Glasgow, Angehque, Amster-
dam Toronto. NewOreant; Milicete tBp do n Alien
Charleston; bark Ring, Agalschicolsi brig Linden
Mobile and others
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ALLEN DDnN ORTIZ
PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,

fis hIo. ST. near brold~hy
NV CLASSES just forming far O1airille Dancing
LNsud Wstzius 10 ! ems On Jg-sdsy and Friday eve
uings
class forming oI the Polka Rsdo~a and ,ther Dances
az B on the same evening
Class for ladies' a1d children e. 5 Tuesday and ssuf
day afternoon
Soroes twise month couhned entirely 20 the pupils
Pnvlte lessons Al any time ni occaViec by The classes
a -Ieol
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DUBLIC NOTICE i hereby slvsa tlai pel.iio

DIBIIC NOTICE is here5y glven thai = petition
has been presented ia the Board Of Aldermen b. have
he Russ pavement Constructed n l ol-see from il-
eastafly Inc OF the iuterl aciol Nassau street 10
point opposite tie westerly lire ol the sln Buildings
AL persons Interested in Che above proportions lsvg
objections the requested o present the sane
in writing 90 .he undsI- .ed. % bis oi-e Nc hs CT
Records, before Tie li aas 20 Nsr-h ueNt se
Corniuissi0ners Once. feh d. l-i
.af MARTIN T. THOMPSON. street C.n1.ssIrlsf
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
THE "Eco d sAvoNARoLAr


BIZ \. O. B.
AsorHER voice from over sea
The voice Of an exile band, liree,
Watch shouId thrill the hearts OF the brave and
Thoneh breathed from distant land
Oh we paused 70 hear Hlbernia's cry
And a quick response a~okei
Shall the brave hearts meet no glad reply
As they shiver Expressions yoke
as;oee for toe lips which were sealed 80 long
Have burst the spell at last strong
And the chains which bound the hearts Of the
AT Liberty's feet are cast
And not, o ltalys exiled band
From yOvr eloquent lips alone
Ara heard the worcs, ia ahsppief land.
We might not breathe in your own.
A voice and It comes with as Wild gush
AS the song OF the uncaged bird,
As the mountain streams impet7ous rush
When It's icy bonds are stirred
For toe tide Of thoughts which spurH oo"Ho'
Leaps forth 70 the light Of dsyi
And the 10y letters which bound Tue SOU
No more shall hold their sway
A voice Of joy bat soTowiul strain
Ustb found In lis tones part
For il sadly breathes OF the gazing cnalh
Wbio6 letters brothers heart
., ,.IIs of the hearts which pine today
oh Italy mid thy flowers,
Ofthe sighing spirits mourniul lay
Which comes from thy vine clsd bowers
voice bat ii comes from Albion : lee
Not yet, oh exiled ones skies smie'
r,ono voar own fair land where the bright
Shall we hear those patriot tones.
That voice God speed It on til It Thrills
Through bower. and hall, and dome
Tin it echoes back from thy seven proud NUS
Oh queenly but fallen Rome
That voice which Freedom S boons impafts'
la language OF Music's own,
usvit touch the chords Of proud, free hearts
And wake responsive tone
Nav il be but prelude clear, that voice
or an anthem deep and free.
When Italy's myriad hear" 'elo'cs
Ina Nations jubilee
-. 49,, Co-- FEB ls4e.
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NAvAL-Tne United states s.oop o. wsr n.
oath was hen iato tie dy 6oeS a. GsPos 90 ssl.'
IA, rnorsiDg TIE Pyuou D. oouua Tor TIE ksf- iu1 3
station loot The P.cihs stated Ia our es soo vi
prob,bt DO the x ship % Commodore Geisnsef. ~ho Is
On bis way to the East ladies' vie Pana- We .eAsA h't
Or RoscheDbefgeT goss cu n The plymouth Psoos1 =
Fls.t Sargsoa aud he thus have anote Opportunity
Tor the exercise Of ns literary e.d scientific stsiauit
in Geld T. VII ch hs coanirymrn snd tie world are ir
aebsd fc1 valuable ezliGss obs nee tEre usn han oefo1
former cruise ON that station. lNoh heFaa <i''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

TAKES, 1917 Public notice Is hereby given, thst
addition Of one per cent Will be charged On 81 tax
ning unpaid the llh day OF February and two
per cent. tho 18th dag ~ March.
The Receiver weud urge upOn .aApSye.s The Import
Of making early payment possible o. avoid che
crowd sad dcsy which mast necessarily occur just pre-
yiJus 10 he per cen.ages being added.
SMITH DUSnlNG Receiver OF Taxes
Once q Receiver e. Taxes Public Buildings Para, De-
oemter -. is4l
n. b. d0urs for receiving Payments i-l tax-s from
4 "A. 10 Z. ~. Bal.shlo money only received under
any clrcuustsnCts. fN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

stTARN GOODS $50 belle, 3o.insh brown Drills
- $40 bales 47.inch brown Sneslinss
D. o. Sheetngs.
l0 cases beached sheeungs
Dor For sale b. NtSAlIH g co % and 81 fine-st
fpROMN GOODss-9jO bales sheetng and shirtings
- consisting usoium, heavy, fine and auperhIe, from
- 20 - IN width Fer sale ~
i0f NEsMTH co 80 and 81 Pinest
(GTALTHAI COTTOss-300 packages ! 3, a.,
~ O. d.f and ga brown ard bieachsd from Walthem
Mills. For sale by NE5MiTH 90 30 and % P.ns-sL
slLEACHED GOODs-650 cases, comprising every
- width, style and quality, For sale BY
l9i NEsMlTH co % and - Piuest.
DLUEASD ORANGE PRIsTS.-rhs subscriber
this la received aud pensd for sale large lot Of
these desirable prints They from the ouh0k Works
and yds Works on cloths on various qusll-s and u
patterns entirely and very elegant and warranted
fast indigo blue. g. + HARRIS. 90 Exchange place u
SUFFOLK ANDCLYDE COMPANIES Ind %
- Blue White Prin.sloo cases OF these well known
pdut embracing great variety Of qualities and styles Of
patterns directfrOm the prnter8 and or sale
by l27l q r HARRIS 80 Exchange-p ace
NEEKtNO CAS-IMERhS.-loo cases, embracing
Aftegery quality, color sod mixture for sale by
IN q. +. HARRIS. 90 Excha1gs- place.
E4IDE sHEErfNGs- ~ packages 90 So, 81 ard
~ lli brown end bleeched Shestings from The Wal-
than, stark, Hamilton ard Utica Mills, for sale by
DO rEsMirH & co 81 and - Pine-st
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xV~0ps NDTiCE-On and after December "a,
& srSl.ss--r.t J q. lie sleanar STATEN I5LAhDIR

~Vopo NDFfGE-On and after December 10
& ss,.ss--Tsr 5l7, tho steamer STATEN ISLANDER
Ns>'--'.-s- viii a. follows.
Jsrre Satsn biqRe-6l and l0,A.Mi ~, H.; and JPN
Ieors heu- ort9 and n. NJ, - and o.. r y. dlt
so TAPaIOTT's GENERAL EMIGRATION
5it OftIC t-60 sou.l-st. New-Y0fk and &c. George
1sa4-Buildings, Regentsroad, LyslpoCL-Ihe par
tcullr attention of persons wishing ~ send ior their
friends 10 any part OF the Old Country those pro.
ceedl1F thereto called 30 the following magnificent
packets. CONSTITUTION sails from New York lst Feb
fusrv. from Liverpool 6th April GARRlCK sails from
Newly ors Doth February from Liverpool lin April -
sails from nswfork 4lth February from liy-
errooi about the 10Th April The above hcent pack
81 ahps viii sail pGuctualy on their stated days They
have accommodation for cabin teccnd ,aDi
and staesgs passenger Those sending Tor their friends
can have t- 5gouslt by eihe 10 the above splendid
ships or any 90 tle New Line mon Line &C Packets
on favorable terms snd with he ce tantJ OF 90 de-
t.ltiCn, on application %
IS. q y. T. TAP3COrf, o1 S0uih.st y or
WM. TAPsCOTT 90. So George Bnidinu.
lrf Fegsufg-rOad. Liverpool
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ASA STEVENS lg
EXCYIANGE ROkER

MAR TIE FULTON BANK 80 Peai-st informs
~ fas merchants sal dePositoTs a. a. Fuio7 Bank tLs
no = buying ancurrcut money az The icwest maket
rates. AID keeps constsniy Tor sao New York state
money the best lss the b sntst rEice for uoe
The Nor hero EXeAsnse Cayuss lSe STAT Sank Sal
serus Al-s Bsnk, james Bsnk ,usqa-hlnnah COUNTY,
D.f.,gafa bfIEsr III w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

,flHK MUTUAL BENEFIT Life InsurEnce Com
I usny-Omcs n Nailsi.This insllut0nit fifusuisn.
Cd by tie following peculiartes
Lea When the premium u over $50 annually onefoni1
mas be paid in cash and 1hlee fouThs Dr. secured not
Il months bearing az per cent interest, OF Is may be
paid haif-yeariy, quarterly or monthly
%. Persons take life policies and paying 50 per cent -
premium IN cash, and those taxing policies Tor shorter
periods and paying GO per cent 20 cash may give her m
dlyldua notes Tor NE balances n aaffac.Org 10 me OH
cers There annual dividend o. pr0nf made 10 The
Insured.
The business o tho Company hhs been unparalleled duJ-
iug y time q is existence. To Me il oi Au2ls 1871
"a monhsl 4e0 policies bad been Issued sud ser paying
losses sud expenses, there remained net capital 81
over s85OCou Statements OF tle 0usiness end al oihcr
papers q Tie COMPANY may be had ~ eppyng sshr ose
% ihs Company, II Wsli-st he~-icff
DIRECTORS.
sen LCo, i11lA. ia -erv 'od TAOS b. soseI,
VIM. A. r. Feslz. WIN. ". h9tt Ldw AuLnouyi
asary Mcfsran, R0bl p. patterson, Fm. u. simpson
Chss g. hscknelLAc5rlw g.suefns Lewis C. Grover.
ROHT. d. PATERSON, Precedent
BElI. G.. MILLER, secretary.
JOS Z. LOAD, Acct
Us STEWART Il. D Hsii-I Examiner, he Discs
Tally from 20 O'clock.
NALrarIFE MoTr, a.
Jkt. VAS RESsrrLArE. y. =.
~ TuTh&8n N1ficri tnsrd NJ G. '-nitsliJs.
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~ Al - s.ss ~ RAILROAD,
-.

ied, North Adams, Wliismsi0wn. Bennington Rutland,
Lebanon sprinss Sc The steamer NIAGARA, captain
D. BROOKE Dr. viii leave New-Nork from the piri ioot OF
tisrset street daily Sundays excepted nj % o'clock
g. ~. for Bridgeport, where passengers take the eie'
CANT and connections cars Of tne boasetonis hsfos''
arriving d. Albany AZ q o'clock ?. VI.
1 barg seenasilr Will 90 thr ugh from city 70 city
Stages ron connection with te ctls ~ Lee, LepeT
Old StoctbdIe, Cuisylir, Nlusfel aud Norfolk. Also,
TO Ltchfe.d Woodbury., Danbury and Bethel
Freight received et the depot foot o marsetst IRON
o'clock A. a. until sunset
- d NJ PERRY. Aaant. Ohias on the Per.
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CLOTHING.


IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLiC.-F II; NC
1ELROY 8 co. - Broad~ay opposite me fefk fount
ain would respectfully call attention 10 their extensive
and ecisd assortment Of ready made Ogercoas and
Clocks also Youths and Boys Clothing Of every variety
Of color aud cioth which they now selling al oosL
their object being dispose Of te STOCK on hand before
the last OF February order % make room Tor toe spus
They arc cot made and trimmed equal 70 those made 70
ord aud at least per cent lower thea any establish
nent Of character auo ssndns n Tue city oolu
DEADY-lIADE GAHiiKNTs.-We are row sell
II INK cur extensive stock Oi Teady-mide 0VeIcoais
cioaks dress sld tIock coats pantsoons vests, boys
sacks dressing gowns &C With large assortment newest
syle fsncy dress articles, compnsiug fcsTsi oiaNels
gloves hdk suspsnders &C a. discount Of % per cent
from our usual prices. order 70 reduce stock pIOf
10 tho exp uston Of present copartoershp FEB lo4-
Those recurring sn outfit To- the Winter should examine
he ss.,rfnent WIN r JENNINGS y co.
dz8 81 Broadway American Hotel
nyERgOATs. CLOAKS, Winter Frocks, 3e.-
OThe bslance VI stock viii be eiosed r. ereey re-
dpcsS nriceg WM + JENNINGS x co.
iSl 81 Broadway American Hotel
UXTRA BLACK and Fancy SILK and Satin Crayais,
1si WIN T. JENNINGS L CO
nRFssING GOWNs.-A large assortment at 81
DBroadwsy lJSli VIM l. JLNNlNbS W
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g-ge VASCULAR NAIL LIEg estves.
-. ss..i 8os,a, Ed .aF-foiA = ,s isss 80
srd RHODE ltLAND.
RHODE isif.D. csoi P0fcr' V,.l ri1 ihfcqgbogs To-
81. s,r In larraeln t - f,,.irf.0D 80 Providence.
.1l sos.oa cog Providence ss'irosa. esgirs hss.Yors
1915. s-liaIs sz.sf.ra ION Ilor NJ N.r'. River,
,cs 2. ~. /" 1900 K u OF u''N
10 frrtf m tfe i-'. |i.. i',.i 30 ,.. 49,. -,
-... ri ~. =. ,...s,1,iics. nj
ffis f.l.ero1-s 5 .e 20 ~ pofi2a'i '7'ies are
$3.50. -- ~ ,.,., .,,.,,-,e,,
~. a'e 20 80 49,. 80, a.
~. II 49,. 49,. -, r,,,s S.u.
-r ..-th 80 .yr,t 80 All irs ne. ron sossor
.it. t-''- '-" -' 80 81 ~
M, .rrrrs 49, -i,f f..,. yors-Yae.
T.. . 80. s..',i-,
ff- i't n w.. ...-e ~ :. ~. L.
fhe hHODt isLsND $50 ie''o "e"-i0fA-NoD
Ls,,o s,ol.l sueioay. isa''iay 90 sas1fa.y.
ID f-fis sore er '' ~ a. ~ : - 49,
ro,-e 49, - .ee5mo.n,.,
.ds '.e.rhos gus u 'l- n Boron go sac etsIgs q
.,,..f'- ms. 3, MAS 70 a., I'd, 5s ne ~isff .ns
al Office % 8..'erf-e.se 90
ulsis7s- a. b. D. 80 M ,v.r.-rau v.,
,I.-.,, p... ~, l,-.feoat, Dock lPesksktlJ We.
Point ana Co'a sp'g9s6,uicu c,,, wR p,s,. III
t.s es $3.50. f. 49, ,..r ever, Mont,y
t.al 'eF 49, ,t d .,.'.., a A.
Wednesday ana f-ost, .,,5 S-. D. o.. = "a A.,
tns zee 'eaa. hl y i'" y ,. 81 90, -.
rfonf, - u. I.ife Nt"' ..i.' "-l l.f.p n WV
ru-sa'f ianrsday 20 s.-gfo y A. . eos., \ u a.
r.t..s i-'a- "itn t.e ,.-f On ,'' - -, ~. -
over Tor aeu.l.-'N'.'' nc SUE ' ~ " '
il. AlN-f.et' N-.' tli a-a H..'., ts4 , 49,. ~ 81
D '. lt-Ntt't a-A i'f.i ~. ID. ~ - 49,. -
its .N i.at.. ~. l.'. i', 81 III ~. ,bt seolv =.
.'fei q. Ni. iL Ha~ Fri f'''-' ~ "-'s" i3f r..
'oth -l' 'f't
1915 pgIreBl kGU lltANti l>is.
T-sr,a NIlfNArl AND Plllobl kOh pAl.
s.Sii--lHI STEAM PACKET LINZ This Ia.
a. lsst-i -as n.rdsnf Zine 90 steamers 10
f az fh. .rf ri sif.sst best flushed and furnished,
LII ns.t ,.,sarf. boats On iha waters of the West Tbs
,yg4. sfs nsif f1r the services of ths best sud
f ,,-iercef men engaged iu the river sness. Tho
M s b. n in orarafou Or years. hiss carried nearly
f,a m lions of people, without d1iuF the slightest injury
I'D fner feIsou. Tho pfuprecri challenge comparison
1 .ny passenger limo poo the Uli0u Tor safety regularity
80 srsc{ an tha money can procure hss been provided
fr 3D. .,fs,v comfort s6d convenience ~ psssenser
Tfa bost. leave Pitsburgh flr Cincinnati - follows
N5YafY..... MON0N0AHfLA, &. Stoue
Ilt~rFIs.... HIhENNlA. No =, lonn kinefotef
IgrIasffag. NEW ENGLAND, No. :, samuel Dean
Iaa. sfap... BRILLIANT, X. j. Grace
CLIPPER. No Z, y NrooAs
sqfrrfa..... 10 EsSFh1kk ne Camp.
hanf fp......l, AAI MN Ton 4 q NaAou. 81 1T
- .r,Ar HeRH Am ERR
ltks -. uaTiRoAu EXTENDED TO
--sr---.il- pTr1' ILRVIs --Wint.r Arrsuss.
A~NA JIM
n ,- 4 ,.-.f g,.,t.r MOTTO. the AZ.
90 ffiusy'1aii - p .'. 800 IN - 49, fs,reot Sun.
ieie.i Hains VIZ. lDH oi9o 0--' "'l' -'''' '-f
oa5sl 81 .o.ot'i r,. ,-..,y,,. bv ,ts,,boat from
f,s,,f Ds,os..t AZ "a O'Clock A ~
Ieays Port Jersi, a. 81 o'clock A NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24
AVAILABLE WILL PROPERTY ard sar

~ for ss.c-The subscriber account Of W hea a. ana
~e with the view Of cosing his affairs offers icl sale bis
trist mill and Homestead together with the farm aee he'd
consisting OF about 30 ~ choice p1w and meadow
and an orchard Of fruit good dwelling houses
oorrs aconhouss COW. house and other necessary out
buildings herwith - choice dairy cows situated n
the town Of Warwick Ogange County Newforf, on me
n, road from Florida 10 Chester depot on tis New York
ard Erie Railroad In lls immediate vicinity are 3
churcheI schools Zone known as sewerds Female lnst
intel stores and public HOUSES The mill has pairs
II French burr stones IA oil necessary fixtures c0mpe
for hourng lfdesred II will be sold 81 separate parcels
90 suit purchasers and portion Of tho purchase money
may remain bond aud mortgage. For farther partcu
lars inquire Of the subscriber
NM COLEMAN on the premises or Of
~ P DEMAREsT South 81.
n I'm r J. COLEMAN. 63 Wsll-st.
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InN 1nlnt 4i anrc7 of 49, men f WNndf o. aA'
sol mostly gravsily loan, %. easy tlitse ana
very productive IL well adopted tor the grow Oh OF wheat
corn grass &c aud in many respects 10 not eNccied la
western New.I0ik n 81 situated within mile oi the
ives, shore Of Cayugs Lake 10 the County of IompsEs
and n the midst Of dense farming community mere
are three va-es within mes. containing anou-
1000 inhabitants. the others less The buildings are most
Is uex and sufficiently large Farmers. or those who 4" n
20 become So may be assured that such au opporuniy
1as not often occur. ~ will be sold exceedingly oN s.a
the payments recommendations Fsithcr PARTICULARS ~ L ne
~ 6tN 2awlw'
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y RxfCUT0H.' al Z OF VILLAGE PROP

=
~ iElf Fn-fualt to the .ast Will and testamen. ef
breJAMlS WHITE ceased, vii. be- sold u pub
IL suction W lesdsy, tie s- Jay of March next 81
D.. O'clock P. 81 upon ,hs prsmileI-
So. 1.-The Homestead ol ssi Gec-ss. d. eiliiilIy st
rl fd 4 tle r'llslu- ttsgs nj srIfs1Iry. Monmouth
County cod tsle vi NewJsIssy r ths midst oi iolrdf
-r-rt lc-s 20 worship elt bi. about two u if0u 0
w. lsd ~. irn which $40 boats lil tle Summer
season. ply r.fy o. I'D OH fae Ciy of NsEf.if. s.
SEC iae oi mall stfs1 running through ssu VILLAGE te
hegf0it ll Llrg Branch rA 4.ys OF lie week The in
pr1sele lts ale spacious lJ s1fy dwell huls- 500
k.len. ul 10 tls very Best mater rails end in excellent
,.1tr, teEe-ls with large t1rl and al ein1f l1c-
ssrF 0u- lIildi.aa
80 "a valuable h-.dIlE of ljlns 90 The 81 " me
road earlIl .l Dbl. v ale o. R Bans lt.irinf ltld
of klF Harry fIlcl. -or-iiuins - lNH a.fe+
The frIf- pUlrtrF u0s- Ger lllt presents inlNte-
nrnfs r.rsg ~ b. at itI plrucrIsry 90 such as are
-rlr.usDf obtain 4. ensiah'e country residence
fr.slrs wishing. f.I...r I1IHrll.l re.-llfe ~ ll1
above fr.I. bee ni r.l- Gallon WILL AA q, VIII
llll-f nf Na.I.r..lre nd PESO s. Nee ~ HEJk6E
HANCE, Shrewsbury JOSEPH WHITE hatontown,
lr It..a reid ~ rr.l DE rr. rise.
IfHALfs No WHITE r.-.
John sIAlEslR, H~1~-'o's'
Shrewsbury, January :, 1913. III lw'
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4, ALL rIIANrE Mlknen or Gardener.

- For sale 20 lease eNchaugs FOR city properly
T-a- .rf a. acres OF good land at Bushwcf, J. Two
nile. from Wmsbursh ferry goo feet tIom ths turnpike
gate on the road Newtowu. The farm VIII 10 sofa on
terms or leased good tenant ioI term
IT years There is the farm 5000 house large ba
ciert for 80 cows good orchard, the lsno n good
tate OF cultivation ard fenced into small lots Fcr par
ficulars i1quirs Of GEO r. BUTLER, Tribune Buieings
$500. &c., .rd ~rrrra "a floor 81 Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

80 r4rse.ess.-1r DAYS FROM NEW YORK
81 lss,-s.-.-, ,ssss-sro PlrTsbD RON AID WHEEL,

] 40 VIA Phi .delpha. baluOfe hnn
Ohio Railroad. Cumberland, Md Weston Travellers
Great nsd States Mail and Passenger Route 70 fitt,
burgh, Wheeling Cine matt and the south ant West
Psssen,e g0ir directly throughby the ) MsiTfsps
Leave NewYOrk, i0Jl Of Llbefty-st a. . A VI snd :.
Z. VI. daily. ,-
Leave Pflldslphia Sundays ted from the corner
ofEeventh aud Market-sts re- Oh "a aud daily at ~
by Railroad aud auive in Baltimore at r d. snd 10 r NJ
Leave Baltimore 90 " N. by The ba.timofe ana Ohlo
Rsiil0ld and arrive at tumD sriand a. % T. NJ
Leave Cumberland at q 2. W.
Twelve daily i1cs Of The National Iiosd and Good In.
tent stage Lines and arrive 10 fitsbufsho wheeling next
evening .
Passengers for Pittsburgh tske the splendid new and
m0de-luit steamboats, NJ Br0vnstis aud thereby have
only "a miles AZ stsgns on the whole route.
Firslcias 7fCamboi8 leave Pittsburgh sui WI eHng
regularly sd pas8er fe forwarded uout delay TO
Clncl na'i ard an other ports in the South and West
For lhrou rhckets By ths route apply 10 PhiAde PMS
70 ths Railroad ofce corner Of farhet and Eeyenthss
az a. S9-th Third 81 on board steamboat, Dock't
wnarf. -
Fare thf1pth from Philadelphia 10 Pittsburgh, el! 10
Wheeiilg ej with the privileged stopping A. Baltimore
and resumins seals a. pleasure, For arther Information
apply 20 j. l. SLtMMER, AGENT
AlAdams \ Co.'S Express Ofce. 10 Wallst a. II AN.
W TayIor's Hotel, No. % corilandt-st
FOR BALTIMORE.
- B-rhs Mail L'ncs from Phiadel Pima % Baltimore
leave The Depot corner OF Eleventh ana Msrke.ts. Sun
days excsp 3D. al "a A. NJ and p n daily, BY Railroad
Ca- P.engcfsne cautioned against purchasing tickets
no NeW-l0rk Tor Baltimore Pittsburgh or Wheeling pur
porting IT, ~ by the aforementioned Lines II
DO cell tickets iu Nev York tor these lines
M u l. SLEhMER, AGENT for Mall Lines.
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INSURANCE.

zTTTAI LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
vi ~ ~ W.YORK, No. ~ Wsilst- 4, latemcut o. TO
IN. Institution - the close % che nrn year ifon
RECEIPTS
Amount received premiums hist year .....s '''-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

"a -pITNDIn IA KU II NaW-JoI7tf ~ W.
% This valuable Yarn Of $50 acrrs mansion house, trn
houses and very extensive out-buildiufs together
with good aw-mi thres good orchards with every va
refv o fruit together with 5000 peach trees reay 60 s
ont and excel arrangements fora arse hoct OF snep
l. Re situated 10 Bergen County within three miles o the
Es Railroad aud one mile 0f lhe Paterson depot nov
tastinf: fh5 ganspo runs through DO 10 SO F0r iei
f,srficuIera suuly fIHDIll fANtD4fh fiLHst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

- 10 IET-For ore yeir, 2 we'll fnrniah-a honte.
: 1IOl place l.vinr at the modern convenience
II ss5s n. r..sl ol the lst ct April, if desired. Ap-
q the house. nt 80 Liberty 20 Up Iaifs Rem ~
-nnl. ard llInl-nr. .Ll-u ~ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24
- FAR1l FOR sALE

% FARi FOR SALE or EXchanse. nesr Rye
rs Westchester Co-About go acres, Il mile. from
$50 steamboat landing d rom Railroad at mite au'
hslfa nile from New Haven ksi'road situation teaut'
sheis wood house &c all in good order Olehtf of the
land is 10 high cf cultivation balance nuaci Pay
wood fruit 10 ahundluce Inquire of F. ID blJhn 3fu
Grand-st On Of JOHN PALMER on the premises. i9i @
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

~ FGR SAIL va'ulhie farm iN acIes. fahway.
- j. b. MI e- f.om Railroad Depot Apple orchard
49, srd f.uit BOO atuuisnce. Good house sld euttal.d-
ings WILL De cola on easy terms Apply t0 ID VAIL cn
i.el to O5fzwcofos.I ROSTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

- rdla fne.f Pre- area anlrl f Hs Hu..e all UIlcl
tsslh. horns ClIal aud other cllls-s. .r s4- ct-a
Apply 70 ilf JOHN }. BROWN \ CO u Fulton .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

s sale the farm OF cine late Abraham Quackenoush. Do
<e- ceased situated ths township ~ kamapu. Rock
land County about miles from Nysck Landing. j from
Monsey Depot NewYo and Erie Railroad SAD itfn cor
tius 1874 acres IL well wstered sad suitably divided into
wood meadow and arabic land On the premises Il 20 9
substantial s-house, 5srn, bacssmits shop aIe
other out buildings aud ueycraing well off water ato
two grated bearing orchards, sud avareiyol Other rH,
trees.
Terms Will De mooe crate ard tite ndispu1be foi iaf-
tber Information inquire Of the executors,
INuE 4 OIANKENBIsu. ID shlhnNel uc,