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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

From H,yrl.-Le tters received in this city by
the schooner Daniel Francis from Jseme 2-tn u. re-
mort ,hings ouie, there that time The President had
not arrived there but was daily expected when trouble
wa. feared His proceedings al Jeremie have been
marked by Great severity. and a large number OF per
cons were under sentence-to what punishment me
letter. 40 NOT state From PortsuPrinc letters re-
port matters al quiet iDos'oh Iournai' i"'n'
F.rAL RAILROAD AocIDEsr.-We learn from
orrlev A Co.'S Portland Express, that Mr.. Francis A
Iihbsv member of that firm was hlledo the Eastern
Railroad Yesterday at the kennebunk watering station
The engine had stopped to take in water and Mr. LIB
hev was standing between Il and the tender when Il
baked I'm against him. inurng him so severely that ne
survived hui about fifteen minutes He was about -
wear. of age and has parents residing in Portland Ne
'N-' Boston Jour. 18th
SETTLEMENT OF DANAGEs.-The Utica and Sche-
nectady Railroad Company By the President have set
LEA with r. Howard Esq OF Fers Mills, for the cestn
Of hi. son killed by collision OF the cars near herx
mer in May LAST. The President OF the Company pro
nosed 10 paw all the incidental expenses attending the
accident including the physicians bill coffin sending
the remains home, &c. and s2,2oo beside Inc oue'
was promptly accepted and the money paid over 70 ny
Howard lhocnessSt Jay aas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17
- watcr.Cure bIishment, Oyster b

L. T. Is miles from New-Y0rk-JoEL SLEW, u anlnof
Of The Wser-Curs Manual, Hand Book Of Hydropahy,
&c &c Editor OF the WaerCUro Journal and INC earliest
American practitioner Of the mode and DR. p. ROOF,
also pup Of Prsssnz, receive patients as shove Pas
sage week days, per steamboat Croson 81 r. NJ Fulton
Msykst jes II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17
The Buffalo Free soil Convention.

The following is the result of the informal ballot
for Presidential Candidate by the referees OF the Free
Soil Convention Mt Rufalo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

a MEXICAN CLOCKB-For domestic and export
a ,sds ~ Is PeartU C. g. sRERRY,
~ Ans Assns 6os he Manuiaciursss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

= Ph.ss:,ss,,s,s,s, VI R.sIl:4sr', fo"l'a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17
On. More Letter from Gen. Taylor.

Whole number of votes cast. --.lo
Van Burens majority. .-....... ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

HAsISsTos's ScRuruaAL DtoaAxA,-T This imposing -
hbon 10 worthy Of visit ffva eli who have a sppree.
ton Of the sublime In Nature or an attempt repsodare
BY Art They reensct the Creation In all in ssgesi ~
new made lights In the frmsnsnt beennoly Is ,zS
marking the approach Of morning. The DsngC
master piece OF diorsmic eject sxmnsins 1917
Wild and omnous voice thai Of ne wind beard hownae
through all this tempest Ine exS ssa ~ ysrsxs
r,ese,, Is eta; 4Updren hafpnee Doors open Il =
Curtain rises 81 0ciock ~ - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

The manuscript u e-- stt-r. rery qDesiof'o
.h.p ADD sa-.. cn b improved e. >.r that .ofne eo
VII occur u tie r-sre, bota Of he ~rrisf and
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-05-19
CHAPTER w..

The hour was midnight. Two individuals
might have been seen pursuing their solitary
way along dimly lighted street in the city of
Charleston, engaged in earnest but low conver-
salion.
"Dear uncle, did you speak with her2"
"Why yes, Frank, did | but just tell you that
she, your sister Mary and myself, occupied the
same box al the theatre tonight"
sand Mary
"Has gone to spend the night with her. |
accompanied them home, and was returning 10
my lod gings when you passed me; should not
have recognized you, had you not have spoken "
Sand how did you ascertain the place of her
residencel"
swell, see must tell you the whole story.
After you left us again, we felt an irresistible de-
sire 10 know what would become Of you; and
as Mary and myself were intending to spend a
month or SO in travelling, We concluded to fol-
low you. Well, upon our arrival al New York
had the good fortune 10 fall in with an old &C.
quaintance, merchant Of this city, who was
about returning with newly purchased goods.
soon ascertained that he was a visitant at the
house Of Miss Halsey's relative, and at his ear.
nest solicitations, we embarked with him fol-
this city. My immediate object upon arrival
was to call al each public house TO see if vol
had vet arrived. This was my business when
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-05-19
CHAPTER III.

Comparatively few are the isolated beings
who are compelled 10 gaze on the "vast pnno-
rama" of life, with The biuer consciousness that
they can no longer minge with the multitude;
feeling that there is no tie which binds their
wilhered hearts 10 the world; and looking upon
hope as upon false friend who won their love,
their confidence, then ruined and abandoned
them. say they are comparatively few; YET The
scenes of everyday life, occasionally present
before us such victim, wasting beneath the
blighting maIady Of the heart, and sinking into
a timeless and unwept grave. Such being 10
appearance was Frank Stewart when, lonely
and detected, he entered retired country inn,
situated in the immediate vicinity of his native
village. He had six weeks previous been set
upon an uniequented shore on our eastern
coast by his caplurers, who generously supplied
his future necessities, and left him 10 pursue his
own course unmolested. As he entered the
public room, in which had been laid the scenes
of many of his happest hours, he was struck
with the familiar appearance Of every thing a.
round. No perceptible change had ever been
wrought during his absence; there was the same
old fire. -place-ihe venerable bench-the clock
in the corner-and there, on the wall, were the
initials of his own name, which he had tudely
carved many long years before; these, indeed
were unchanged ifiends--tme had laid his lanl
finger on them in vain. Among the beamine
faces around, no eye fostered smile for him.
for no countenance was familiar.
"Yoa seem stranger in these parts" said
the landlord addressing Stewart; "any news
from the eastward, sir?"
Frank had elapsed into one of his habi.ua
reveries, and heard not the interrogation. His
absent mind was recalled by the voice of little
boy, and, apologizing for his inattentlon, he re-
quested "mine host" 10 proceed.
81 merely Observed" resumed the landlord
"that you appeared to be stranger here"
"Yes, sin, am, indeed, stranger! 1t is 1
long while since the day in which, with the af
fection of child, ! could look back upon these
hills and groves, and call them home Often
sir, have | stood upon The summit of yonde
hill, gazing uponthe surrounding horison, Will
imagined ! was scanning the boundaries of tn
world, for little knew then Of life; but an
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-05-19

Some men ascribe all their unhappiness to the
narrowness of their means; but place them in
the immediate enjoyment Of all thai enters
within the circle Of their present hopes and de-
sres, and they will no sooner have entered up
on the enrapturug possessions, than new hopes
and desires, will begin to manifest themselves.
You cannot place man in such situation
that he will not look above il and beyond it;
give him the whole of this world, and like the
hero Of. Macedon, he will enquire for another.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-05-19

EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES
1t appears from the tabular views in the appendix
to the Journal of the last General Convention,
that there are in the United States % doceses,
27 bishops, l,404 clergymen, 81 $50 communi-
cants. In 1885, there were l9 doceses. 1863
clergymen, and 36,4l6 communicants. Conse-
quentIv there has been an increase in twelve
years of 9 dioceses, Gal clergymen, and 81, ,l34
Communicates.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-05-19

Said fellow to Jew, while ago. "dd you
know that they hang Jews and Jackasses logeth.
er in Engand!" mo | didn't" replied the Is.
raeite, "but if it be true Ills fortunate that you
and are not there, for one Of US might be hung
for his nation, and the other for his nature, and
there would be the end of BOTH"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-05-19
CHAPTER II.


ltwas evening of a glorious day. The sun
was just dipping his golden pinions in the west
ern wave; seemingly descending to enlighten
the dark and lonely caverns of the deep. Beau
ty dweIt in the calm which brooded over the ST.
lent waters; and the unobsructed waves, as they
rolled on in their still majesty, seemed rather
the soft habitations of spirits, than the proud
agents of the destroyer, sweeping above the
mighty dead.
Sluggishly the dark ship rolled to and fro on
her voluptuous couch; and the curling ripPles
as they kissed her graceful brow, and the eddies
playing by her huge sides, seemed, themselves,
the vassals of the queenly craft, which their
own strength upheld.
ltwas at that season of the year, when the
heart seems to emerge from the cumbersome
cares Of life, and, as it were, hailing newborn
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-05-19

For msAt resolve TO be of no religion till all
are agreesia one, is just as wise and rational as
if they should determine not 10 90 10 dinner ill
all the clocks in town strike Twelve together.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-05-19

WoMAN.-Nothng sets so wide mark be.
tween vulgar and noble soul, as the respect.
lul and reverentia love ofwoman kind. A man
who is always sneering at woman is either a
coarse prodisate or coarse bisot,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-28
MARINE NAL
PORT OF NETWORK

Arrived-Br bssk Brothers. sullivan Newry Ireland.
So D. iron. steel and hck, 70 Geo Min IAN inst lat 81
ion t9i while lying 10 IN gale from NV thrown
her beam ends stove bulwarks, sptsaI &c Passenger
Snirley and lo4 N the steerage,
brg kedron, tof Thomastonl Carney, Providence, ri,
In ballast 90 master.
BT big Emma Adslins Gronan. Halifax, Ms IS de. hsh
SC % Hunter Co From the .h 20 the l4th inst 10
jag SO 90, loo Ga 90 experienced heavy gales from NJ 10
NV, IN which the vessel was have down stove bulwlrks
boat l0s water, provisions auo sprung aesx 18th bore
Up f1r Halifax. met mother aad tept away for SYors
BT schr Lawrence OCouuor Doyle Frost, - John, NIB
ds plaster TO 7 Nsvlus
Sniied-steamhip Hitsrra. Shanncn. Tor Liverpool
big Uriou. for Bristol RI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-28

SPANISH LANGI kGE.-MADssc2's Oral system
- An evening class viii commence ths study a the
shove lalgusxe MondsY. -ih instant, % o'clock pre-
sis-ly sna c1utnus even Monoay, Wetuesday and ri
dsy from o. Z n Gtndrmsn displsed O. joia class
vii please o. cali CO. Professor Rshsaso. lt Wa ker.
1rasr b eater their AM sscerAn particulars
1gff Puh'iahfd -Rahsian's spanish Course, uounded
upo1 Hlnescss Oral system " Teaching living isnsusgel
may b hsa a. TIE sulhofs 10 Walkers Broad.
ST 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-28

"a AT PRIVATE -ALE-rwelfth-st between
~. Broadway and nive-sity place a valuab piece
M Of ground having frontage OF feet inches DO
he north side Of TNeiithst between Broadway ann nj
lace commencing l9 feet inches west Of Broad
vay This plot Of ground be divided INTO lots, OF
them each Il feet in front aud Of 50 feet inches or 10
Gao b. divided into iots Of ~ feet 10 inches each
A.o-Fvs lots opposite tn above being on the south
sids OF Telfhs adjoining the elegant brown stone build
ing now Ia progress Of erection containing together -
feet In front on Twehs By l03 feet inches In depth,
with the exception Of piece off the Of the western
most lot These plots desirable pieces OF GROUND
a. can be found on each side Of In that section OF
The title IS beyond dispute and the terms will be be'
raj. Apply to ANThon1 BILE ee,
1ff lW AucIOncer bfOau's~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-28

IN FAHn FOR sALE.-Ths undersigned ofsrs for
sale tho farm Of the iais Abfshsn Qgscsenbush, de-
ceased, situated In the 'ownship Il Ramspo, Rock
land County. about miles from Nyacs Landing u from
Monssy Depot New York and Enc Railroad SAID t.fmcon-
tsus 1871 well watsrsd sad suitably divided INTO
wood, meadow and aTsb. land % the premises asood
substantial dwelng -house bsrn, bscssmths shop and
other out bu dngs and neveraiing well Of water alec
two grated bearing orchards and avaety Of other fruit
trees
Terms will be moderate and title indispusbe For far
ther information inquire Of the executors,
JOHN z QUACKESBUsH. ~ II shth-svenus,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth sts. New-fork.
l2f I'm ABRAM X QUACkENBU sH. on premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-28
HUDSON RIVER RAILKOAD-NoTloE 20

IlPROPOsALS Seeded Proposals viii te received hy
the Directors Of hs Hudson River Railroad Company AZ
their III c. "a Wa-s until the 18th day Of March next
for the grad masonry png and brdginE for thai por-
ton OF said Road which extends from Brea<neck Hill 20
Poughkeepsie, = distzno- u about tWenty miles The
work 70 Be completed BY The first day " April ls ac'
cordng the plans and specifications that will be sub
mitted for examination. as hereinafter mentioned re-
OF ~ per cent The monthly esmaei viii be re-
tanned BY the Company untl the contrset completed
security for performance No transfer q contrscts
vii be recognized OF permitted.
The maps and profile OF the us the plans Of work the
form contract aud specifications % the manner of exc
cnfi1g the viii be ready for examination on snd
the 10Th OF March, AZ The Office tho Resident IN
guss Cold Spring, Tor hat portion Of the hns between
Breakrek Hi and Fishkil Landing and az Pouglsee p
for the remand Of he line. On the 18Th o. March
maps proles and pans Of will be presented a.
the Office Of the COMPANY, = Wall 81.
The line will BE- divided into convenient sections s'd
proposals may be made for AL the sections the
parry proposing % scte whether they desire al, sad
what portion Of tie work they propose 70 enter into
coatr1ct for
The full q ell persons that parties 10 prop
osition must be written 0ut On the same.
TIE party o. any proposition which may be accept co
viii De required 20 tufer into contract Immediately AFTER
the acceptance Of the same.
The Directors hemselve. the night 20 a,cepi
or reject proposals. that may be offered IS hey eoaside
he interest q the Company 70 require.
JOHN B. IERhlS, Chief Enziueer.
Once Of the Hudson River Railroad Co
Esh f.InIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-28
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
~ GRAHAM. MAcAzIsE for March has

rv GRAHAxs MAcAzIsE for March has
Fashion Plate and two Steel Enerav'nss as usuS'
things which are pTzsd by o,hsfs han ~ u-ou'
tho matter Is good Fenimore Coopers isie's OF the
suf' a ouo,aded-whioh will be gratifying intesenoe
% many. T.B Read Ia. powerful dramatic sketch en-
,,,.aa Ihs Aehsmis.s Daughter, and there are good
.,or,.s ~ Ia Marvel Frank Byrpe, Mrs AMMAN Enns
Dr, and other fsrortes There sood poems, sso By
s,rs., uo.u,sr, Mrs Esmes- &C. We lke these:
TIE VOICE OF THE FIRE.
ny sAYARD TAILOR.
rHrr sat by the hesrih-stone. broad ind bright,
whose burning brands threw cheerful Light
On he frosty calm VI the Winters night.
Her radiant features wore the CLEAN
Which chldaood learns from 81 angel dram,
And her bright hair stirred IL the aiokeriig beam
raose tresses soft 10 bic lips were pressed.
nsr head was leaned on his hsppy oress.
i And the thros Of the bosom his sonl expressed
And ever gentle marmnr came
Prom, the clear bright heart ofthe wavefins nAne'
Like the fsltering thril ofs worsoiped name
He Kissed her on the warm, white brow,
And told her In foDder words, TIE FO"
He whispered under the moOnAL Ogtsn'
Ard DER them a s.esty radiance came
From The shining heart Of toe mountain name
~. love that barns through iiis the same.
IN. maiden smiled through her joy-dlmmed eyes,
A he led her spirit 20 SUMNER skies,
whose coudIess light on the future les
And moment paused the laughing h4me,
A II listened awhile, and then there came
CHEEKY burst IRON rs sparkling frame.
He visioned home By pure love best,
CisspDg their souls in eslmor rest,
Like woodland birds IN their leafy nest
There slept, foreshatowed, the bliss 70 be-
When tenderer life that home should see.
In the wingless cheru1 that climbed his knee
And the fame went on with rs Pickering sols
And beekoned and laughed TO the lovers long
VINO SAT 10 It's radiance, red and strong
Then broke sai fell slimmsring brand
70 the cold, dead ashes It fed and famed.
= And ia ssi CLEAN lea2ed Ike an Infants hand.
sucsen dread 10 the maiden stole.
Tor the gloom Of a sorrow seemed TO roll
Der the sunny landscape within her soul
But lowering over its smotoring bed
It's rudy pinons tbs fame ouispreas,
And again through the chamber IFS giof! she1'
And ever its chorus sci med 20 be
The mingled voices OF household glee
Llae q gush Of winds In a mountain tree.
The night went on In It's silent flow,
While through the waving and wrea'ned gov
They watched the years OF ihe future 60
Their happy spirits learned The chime
OF lie laughing voice and murmred rh} me-
Joyous music for sfteFiime.
They felt asme az glorious start,
Where side by side, they dweit apart,
- ne quiet homestead o. the heart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-28

Nifssl-stTeef- N0tte u hef1DI wen, % ne sIl
lives Ard next u liza az ROBERT DELANEY, are Of
resud deceassd. and WHO Is alleged 10 have "a int@s
tate that the effects Of h- said nsssse The lauds Of
Pebble Acministratnr, vii te administered a-d cfpeseo
20 By tm according % aw unless the be claimed y
some lawful executor sd astrao o. The deeeas-o ~
the I'd day of Mare u-xtDafed New York f-h 81, tf8
al laa.. IAMES : III AYFR. Pnhl- AdmInls-rA-nr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-28
Once Of the Hudson River Railroad Co
Nev-Yors "a FEB. 1872 2Jf tIhl0

1 AND AGRNCN.-The Subscriber have o.enod az
JlOffce g. Is Wsilst lover A-amss Expressl 70 ne
transaction Of General Land Agency Bgfiress-t.r the
purchase and sale OF Rss tstste DO th5 ciy ana else
where Tor prlcurlns md oanlns money on Donas ana
mortEaEes or the examination Oi tt-sr Convey
and al other mstters contested with real estate.
They solicit share " pablo patronage and promise 70
employers y. I. ELuhEDDE-
2if lsis l.. PLAII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-28

NasssusrNotce hereby given, % ne relatives lnd
next o. tiu Of CHRISTIAN VEHICLE, isie II the Cry
New York baker deceased, AID who u alleged % have
died intesafe that shall apply 9 fhs Surrogate OF the
County Of Sswfo 'or Letters Of Administration upon
ne estate of The sai intestss the 18Th dsy " rch
nsxs, O'Clock ID the f.renoon.Datst Eew-Yoik,
Feh. - f3f8 JAMES :. THAlER,
ltf l..-lr Public sdmiuistr.tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-28
LOOK At THIS


Ezzz attention 90 our large and splenti stock Of
boots aud shoes. which We shall sell Until April
81 first cost int nd making some change ID our
basness These goods al Hesh, ana q latest 80
Gentlemen. have ha1d Afgs quantity Of hTstrzte
boots and shoes which shall also sell a. hst cost
the old place, oo7 BrcAiway, conner Ffslsllu -.
25f Wv r. CAHILL-
- Birds FOR >ALE-ioO pains q the senuir-
r. long breed Csnarl-s raised from the best ported
~ ard native stock. Apply a. III Chsflsss
10y Slim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-28

X ~ ground within Que hours ride from he City Hal
The place must be In good order 'tusted on me
banks Of tire North or East River would be gtsiq5fsa
Posresson wanted by the first Of April Address W o.
L.. Nau.Nn-k Poo. Ol.cn. ~ "
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~ Wy WIS


wHxs tn ftaste bn's1 ;scd ~ crceL } bTow'
white q tc11 sici "a Yile mric lea,
Thou gnrank o. "a utlar.ng what ~ 80 p" HeAI'
Ard vet love thee, h. ~, not thca aa D2'T.
Ysars and their SHOWS have come a. soif 7u siA'''
OT ihIne ana mine. have opened end the I'D
IL thick above The weslih We gave 70 God
Over m brightest hopes the rirhtshade waves
Ara wrongs and wresilngs with wreched word,
GRAY hairs sne sad1oned hours, and thoughts OF oom'
Troop upon troop. dark brovet have been my dom
Ana 10 The earth each hope reared turrei hurloc
And vet that blush, sutfasins cheek and brow,
Twas dear how dear then--but Ills dearcr nov.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-28

~ cen he Subscribers, under the firm o. kObiN>ON
HUMPHREYS 10 tbs csy dissolved - I'd al eolielt
The husn OF the ate nrm will hs closed oy D. = b
bns0n, b. = authorised the usme q he hrm IN
liquidation. sisred. b. r ROBINSON
N.w-York Feb 10. iss8 p HUMPHREYS.
CEcuLAK-The undermined having a5o-isisa 'imse.i
with " Il JENNINGS A co drsreB and iaii1's ~ !.
BE- happy 90 see hs friend. 81 2i Broaisay uhsfe the
books 81 account Of the lac firm Of Rl1in-on Hun
pareTs .ill be kspf fcr settlement b. hohlN
Ser-Ynrk Fsh u fr. im
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-28

Nas-Ag-stfsetN Notice Is hereby given 70 the reys-
tivss sud nsxt Of kn Of THOMAS HEALEY. late % ths
CITY ofNe Yors Pof;erhogse-kse dsceised and who
j. alleged 20 hare died infestse that shall apply o. The
Surrogate a the County OF Newiork fcr -f-f n ID
milstson upcn 80 az the irtestate On the
2th day 81 Msrch -ext u ten o'clock IN th- forenoon
-Dttea Nev-fofki FEB -, lefo. JAMES : THAfER,
Il Al prNrf Faa.H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-28

II Judse OF he County OF Erie notice % hereby gwen
ur.su 10 The pr1v sous q the statute authorizing A.
tckeus aga abs-0ndnz concea ed and non RESIDENT
debtors That attachment hos Issued azans- the state
M THOMAS SHEPPARD SMiIH as non-fesident 7
debtor snl hst the same VII be sod Tor the payment Of
hs deb un,s}s he appear And discharge such ettacnen
aocoting 10 sv within nine months from the hfst plg
eaton on this tics 40 that the Payments or any dens
due 70 him b. rssidsnis Of hts ate ED ne detey TO
M 10 him. and fs transfer OF sny such property BY him.
ere forbidden 5g sw end vodDa'ed tie ~ day Il
Iaou.rv f8ts SOLOMON o. HAVEN, Buffalo,
"a is,gqn Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-28

'fNANE-, i~i7.-fubnc notice i hereby gwen tlst
an sddfion Of per cent. viii be shared AZ tax
rsma ping unpaid the 18th dsy Of February ant t0
percent Oh the 18th day Of March.
- Receiver weud urge upon taxpayers The import
,nns Of making early payment possible ~ avoid The
crowd and az which must necessarily occur Just pre-
g.ous % ths per centsEes heinz added
SMITH DrNNING. Receiver u Taxes
Ofss q Receiver Of Taxes, Pa0c BuLdingi, Psrk, De-
-embsf -. lgf7
y B. Hours for receiving payments Tor lakes, from
4. T. to2P A. Bsnksbis money only received and
INV -irca-lstsp-pr After
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EUR SALE Low poR CA-u-A1

wants rurchsss rev drug physician O. 81,
~snt. store where lie have entY 20 sooc pfetce
.hl1id embrace 10 rresert slcr Or itie li uef l'
better then ihs shove Sfaui 10 excellent and as
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-28

A CARD.-The subscriber intends 20 devote hims@f
<1o business relating real estate negotiating fr the
parhss sale exchange Of property a. private sale ex
Animation of utes, Investing monry or m1isssr p-fH
ing every species Ct conveyance relating 70 real estate
JOHN BOYD, Attorney ~ Law,
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