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lSIT1pie 81 gtA ufNtHE'''
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS
nr. FoLGER'S OLOSAoNI.sN. OK ALL-iiENliN''
~ RAISAM-Is your rest broken los u tt'ito'1> "i
troublesome Coe,s' Have you i2H NJ ne Sff tcconp'
MI with Shoyf,ss al Brtui and other alarming SHmp
toms which lead Won tn that You viii become te We
lin OF C0asgap i3H2 Here i a remedy at hand IL "h
check your Cough relieve the pain arl soreness III your
chest ana nccdy restore you to health. Are YOU snicf
,- from i,,sdf Try this wonderful remedy. Read Inc
following cases which II has performed Wi1
short time:
b,rid henderson 6O Laeht-streci. reduced vcryoM
by tedious cough ana Bleeding ~ The lungs tie had 'eI
various remedies without beue;, and hts physicians hhd
abandoned the hop, of doing him any good Although he
had hectic fever and night swga one bottle OF hs siea
remedy restored him eaurely 90 health
Gotg5 H. Illus was relieved by two bottles o! Tie oio-
saouian although so weak he time he commenced using
IL hat he could walk. lie ccuehcd uces-iiiN ms
difficulty c breathing such that he could only Walk a
few steps nle. and hi' ns sNeat> were dreadful an
tv1 weeks from the commencement at hi using the cd-
cine walked t down to the Office; and IN SIX
weeks he wa, restored te able 20 attend To hs
business agam
r. Lail. Es3 - rke-s;rcet, was cured OF sihlld ev
hllt bottle o The Olo,aonnn H. had not lain down III
bed or more shan ten months H. hats never had recur-
renee OF The disease more tlian i've month";,
Mrs Archibald IS WeS-sttoct, cured at isfh7id ot
wears stardlrg by hall bottle, and declares 10 be The
h5st medicine IN the world. She had used various other
remedies without the lens; benefit.
Thousands OF might be show the efficacy Of
this Remedy More th.n twenty years experience In IL
use proved be tn wond rfu remedy IN the
world for the OF the above IN ntioned diseases
For sale only 100 Nassaustreet. one door above Ann
illO 3u.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06

- EAoyAL.-E. DoWSs ha. removed his extensive
II stock OF BOOTS AND SHOES from No. 20 TO 10
Catherine street
The public are respectfully informed that lac has of late
male ery large additions 10 his stock. and, though awdys
alh aud cheaper than the cheapest, he Is determined
10 be liie cheaper, follows Ladies Cater Boots t
- iUs Is Ladies Bussins, thick soe, S. IS. unsur-
passed Tor style and durability Misses Gaitcr Ru.kih- and
boJ- IN any quantity at the smallest prices besides Child
reiis Palere and shoes % a and DESCRIPTIONS too
numerous TO meDtOn. Any quantity OF Gefenen- Boots
Ut u, lis b' and Also, Boys and Youths Boots
and Bootees. Altogether the most extensive as
sorneni Of Boots and Shoes 10 be found in The City
Please call and lock :or yourselves at
GO CATHERiNE-S~REET
y B.-SGperintendents of sunday schools and other
charitable institutions VIII be supplied very lowest
prices- da7 3m-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06

D "The New York and Maryland Iron and
Coal Mine Company ai Savage Mountain, are
said to be making satisfactory progress. They
are sending forward considerable quantities OF
coal, and making considerable iron. Il, is said
they have contracted TO deliver rail road iron at
the Eas, for So dollars per ton. Their works are
situated nine miles from Cumberland to which
place they have constructed Rail Road.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06
ALLIANCE MrrrAr INs.

ALLIANCE INITIAL ms. Co Feb. Isl, 1915.
~ NoTICE.-The Annual Il, ei!on OF uine Trustees Of
the rst class and or three spe Of the next A mai
Elec oa viii be held al the oce o; tie lniaRcs Mutual
Insurance Co. No. 10 Wall sireeI. TGe>Gay. Feb. ith
Polls open n l2 o'clock, VI and Close at ociock. T. "
;a3 mi JAMES LAWSON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06

NOTICE To CONTTACToRS-EaI Of Llo,Tis
y tGadi-Proposl.s viii be received the oiiice OF the
Morris Canai until Thursday The 9th OF February nex, 70.
the Enlargement ;e Hor-s Canal. from Newark TO the
delaware River, distance OF eighty miles. The work
viii consist principally OF excavation, oved from.
the Morris Canal Oce Jersey Cty. Collectors Of
ice Esstou and tie Wei2h Lock al Newark on and
after The 2sth inst. DANIEL TYLER. President.
Morris Canal Office Jersey city Jan. q, ls+5 23 wv.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06

DuNRpING SeHuoi.-IEvING INSTITUTE, TARRY
iS rowx. y. Y.-wiLLlAM +. LYON, a v l'rinc-
p.l.->unmer Session VIII open the 1T OF May.
70 those who desire place AZ Boarding school,
the advantages offered at this Institution believe, be
equal not superior. any. Il has been IN
ful operation seven years The location. delightful and
lubrou>. convcuien; OF acrSs rom the City. Tue et
nee is conmcdous aud conioFtahlethe play grounds
pie and disconnected roIu The village The government i
efficient but mild, resemo!.. tlat OF well regulated
Christian fany-ard day scholars received
,eract the >slatary influence OF family training.
The system ot Instruction j designed merely ad-
perfect the pupil in the branches studied but
deyeope and nsrue; The Judgment, 10 eiightcn the
dcrs;ading. the habits, and 70 give moral and
useiul direction 70 The ncinarcus.
Further particulars. including Catalogue OF Students,
opinions patrons viii he found in the pamphlet
ar OF the Institute. be had application the Book
Barle;I Wexford, Astor House and RaynoIs
IS Bowcry.
Reference by permission TO the following distinguished
gentlemen:
Washington Irving, Esq.
Hon. Daniel Wobstc-, l :. senate
Hon. C'uh,n c. NerTs;.ek.
Capt. Alex. >iiGei Mackenzie L. : y.
Nathaniel Z. Holmes. Esq. TTrry:owu
Francs Hal, Esq, Rev Nathan Bangs, DID. Wm. C..
BRYANT Esq George r Truhle, J. Z. Van Rensselaer, NJ.
d. Harper X Brothers. New-York City.
Also the following who or have been patrons:
Rev IL " Hunt. Eebebee CQoS. Jr. Re!J ..sT,
Rev VI Vincent, VI Van Beuren, Oscar irving,
Rev Tho> B,irei, Jas N Heyt, Theo Keese.
Rev j Dewug, J l Mott, ! Kneveis,
Rev J Swell. Dusenterry. / Denisou,
Rev SellecS, I KIP eco Clincn,
Rev DR. West. = Parlacuy, il " CIapp,
ur Jos S-ribner. Nun O. Bc.cS. Benz u Brush.
Rev d BIhcock. 2 W Van NooThis, Campbell,
\ /: Livingston, Leonard Kirby, " Dunham,
Elisha EIoFrc, Jacob Leroy, u Howe,
Peter Pinckney, Gen g striker. II RayLcr,
Chas Storm. Harvey Weed, Isaac AcTlAnce,
j Ches egTlan, Is : WhrelwTtsht, mos fatilsos',
Mo-ris Robinson. w Van Antwerp. v EelS. 20 3ui
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06

DATEST ELASTIC METALLIC sHANKS, FOR
BOOTS AND SHoES.-LoRTN BROOKS takes ,hi.
opportunity; ofeaing the attention o the trade as well AS
the public generally the superior advantages Q! adofar
his improved boots aud Shoes which he mas introduced
the Patent Elastic Metallic shank
To The weaTer it presents the following, among many
other. advantages the old method Of stiennc the
soes % boota and shees by several Of leather by the
elasticity Of the shank, which placed In the inner ;, le
II gives graceful tu- the the pedestrian II
gives preventing the pressing forward In
.hr boot; whilst 10 fatlOe persons equally adyau
the arch hollow the foot Is sill Dre.erI
aud by this process walking boot or shoe may be made
with low hl and The hollow Of tn. i.-J not M exposed
the mud, IN the ol method 1t gives supper, TO all
the muscles Of the foot the time, and Is
bly, easy those who troubled with corns Persons
required stand az he desk viii ing them great ,les
d-raum. I'D 6m L0RIN BROOKS, I3s Futou-s,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06
DIED,

on Sth ins, Eeeneser Ransom. aged -. Feb. q Cha:
Al PhiiaacF.ia. Feb > Mr., Mary steIntosh aged 40
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06

TNCHASCERY-Before the Wee Chancellor OF the First
CircUt-JOn |. Kane AID NJ Trustees e Harriet c.
King vs. John Alien, ani a-I1 observation-disclosures Is
hereby given pursuant ah order Of the Court Change
~, entered on the eighth day January s,5 that John
e one OF the defendants in the above entitled cause
and VITO aun-resideui OF this and resident OF
the State OF Michigan. - required appear auswer the
b died in this within four months from the date Of
entering said order that the .aid bil will be taken As
confessed by him, according the case nisd.
and provided.-New-Yosk, January Is, lsi5.
4. W. BRADFORD, CompIanan,'s Solicitor.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06
MARRIED..

Feb. 3 ssh O. Low. E>d. TO Miss Martha = Niles.
Feb J. j. Lawrence Smith 10 sarah Nicol Cliecn.
AZ Bethany Pa Jan -. John +. Foe 20 Harriet \.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06

IMPORTANT FROM MEUco.-Cnplain hingsbu-
bury, of the brig R. de Zaldo, in II days from
Vera Cruz, repor:s that Santa Ana, after making
five different attempts or the city Of Puehla, in
which he was repulscd with considerable loss,
had abandoned his design upon that city and set
of, with ali his remaining troops, about loUU
men, for the city OF Vera Cruz.
On his way thither he would have 10 pass
through defIe, about fifteen mics from JaIapa,
which was strongly fortified and defended by a
considerable force under General Rincon. Should
he succeed in breaking through this he would
still have 10 encounter Various bodies OF troops ;
but, overcoming, or escaping from these he
would find nothing 10 obsruct his march unul
within three miles OF Vera Cruz.
The Notifications of that city, though not
complete. were deemed sufficient TO prevent his
gaining possession OF the place; aud II was
thought probable tina, he would aim rather 10 Sc
cure refuge on board an English irigute lying
at Sacrfcios, with orders, was reported, 10 re-
coive and protect him.
The brig passed, as she was coming out OF the
harbor OF Vera Cruz, the Mexican steam trgatc
Montezuma, going in with troops from Cam
peachy.
Generals Bravo and Paredcs were reported 10
have marched from Puebla on the 10th of Janua-
ry, with 10000 men, i'll pursuit OF Santa Ana so
that if he should undertake TO b-siege the city OF
Vera Cruz, they would quickly be in his rear with
power CROUCH 10 crush him.
This was the repor, current at Nern Cruz; but
there was another, SAID to have been received by
express the night before the brig sailed, that San
IA Ana had actually commenced an attack on
Peroic. and that Bravo and Paredes had not lett
Puebla so late rs the 18th of January.
Suspicious were afoat that some new intrigue
had been set on foot to save Santa Ana ana his
adherens. Should this prove TO be the case, ii
was affirmed That there would be another reyo-
ution, more violent and bloody than the last.
We are indebted TO Mr. De Zaldo, the owner
of the brig, for some additional information Of
high importance {; to wit, that Santa Ana had
sent in his submission TO the new Government,
and had placed himself and his troops al theirdls
posal. This vas the report at Vera Cruz, and ii
it shall prove true, the war may be considered at
an end Com Advcr.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06

~ uoWAED HOTEL. NEW-York-THoAiAS <
gi ROE Propref0rs.-Th his well known establishment,
-tlt the corner Of roadway and Maiden Lane, IN the
CIV Of New York is now opened under the direction and
uroprietorsnp Of the undersigned by whom is high re-
fuli:ou a> Hotel ef the hrst class viii. It IS hoped. be
fully sustained 1t been ut in The most thorough ana
complete repair, painted and rehtted. Those arrange
.ients which rendered II equally attractive and
convenient 10 business. Of leisure and
private ame will be continued, the plan existing of bay
NJ different hours meals thar all may De- suited
This arrangement il i believed Is peculiar ieatnTe of
this establishment ard IA. proved emuienty satisfactory
10 M It's visiters In addition the eXertions OF the
lersi-iti tho.e OF Mr. John Thomas formerly % tie
American Hotel. Albany. and lsJe Of the United States
Hoel, saratoga springs, Will Be use. TO as Tar
possible the sasiaci-n of The friends n ;he House and
The public generally. The undersigned look with conf
deuce 10 the maintenance that with which
" Howard Hotel has ever been honorei.
VI. j. THOMAS.
STEPHEN Z ROE, Clllc COM
mander OF the Hudson River steaInboa; Empire.
NeS-York. Janrarv 81. l.45. f42w
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06

" vile Mi>si. j. y. CHENE E & y. II. DAVIDSON
viii give prompt attention 10 the business OF their profess
sion generally in the Northern and 70 the collection OF for
elm Claims amounting five huudred dollars, ana up
wards in any part OF the (slr. Davidson may be
found until the 9TH inst. in Nevsf ork, al No u Nesey
street or az the Office of Edwin c. Estc-, Esq No 59i
and in Philadelphia rom the 9th 10 the l0th
inst AZ the Mcrchan, Hotel, North ith Merchants
and Others having claims requiring immediate attention
requested TO CALI Feb. 81. lists.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06
I}EI(iNi

Shi- sheffield Gillespie, Han. mdze. 10 p inn''
Bark La Plata, Michel> I'm Philadelphia, coal 10 y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06
\ ROOM FOE ONE NIGHT ..------.--- -
WEEL

The viii oe warmed sratis. and upon no occasion
viii there be more than one bed in n room.
There i EEFECToRy attached in which there are
meal. served " ot the day and evening.
There are also Bath Roons connected. warm cold and
shower ssihs. The Porter Will in attendance all
times during the night, anlit Odger= 10 let them
Cut i; all hours.
SB.-Those VINO want Lodgings after the house closes
VIII ring The hall bell. naO 3f..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06
ozENGE FOR INSTANTANEOUS REL1EF TO
IL COLD IN THE HEAD. and cure for HoaTsenes' aD
Rrrp ,fa nd -nit

J. & /. CoDDISGToS. Druggists.
5o3 Hudson 81. Spring.
It's mode Of cure Is thus explained: The LoHeose beng
permitted 20 dissolve very slowly in the mouth,
its action uton the mucous membrane OF that oga
hence relieves by sympathy tfe parts aiee'ea' "isS
the throat or the nostrils n. ..r,,
Is in all cases innocent and .alutary. Prize - eea's
per box ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06
rrp1rc srock ExcuA>os-Feb. ).

SALES OF REAL EsTATE-Feb. 5.
By 4. j Bstct0- d CO
Two-story house No. 4i Llspeuarl street Lot % by
a ifeet........- -....-..--...............S s. GOO
Lot No 60 2ith street, 2j by 9,a 600
By Wm, II. Frrailhi & Son.
Lot : side Of 2Oth 81 between I'd and Sd avenues 400
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06

FREN c HIS II 10 TIE L.
TINE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his friends
and the public ths he has opened his and spIen
did Hote! i33 Fut0R-stree few doors Broad
way, il The immediate vicinity OF mercantile business and
The principal places 81 amusement, and has furnished
style atNi bear favorable COMPARISON with The very
bts. hotels In The city The proprietor, building and
Up The above house, has had strict regard elegance
ant comfort and thai he has combined economy the FOL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06

GI ono REWARD-To any person who can prov;
" WV that DR.. COVELS kHEUNATIC PILLS
are not the best article used FOR Rheumatism both chrome
and niiammatory. They have and RcBre when all oth-
eE remedies fail. We, however, ask 10 take our
wstd for the truth Of the that ;hey will cure be'
go aud sec OF the many tina, have used Them We
give the certificate OF Mr. a. welch, e5 Aassau-sree''
keeper Of all eating house
NEw-YoRX, December Il. is!4'
DR.. Covel-Bydr S: cheerfnly ssy you that hAve
taken your Pills for the R<nndflSa after having ed te
prescriptions OF perhaps fefy other physicians, and es'
recommend them as n sovereign remedy in the aammso
r. Of that complaint experienced great reet ~
taxing one box they produced the effect you said tne
ddriving on the morbid through the pores %
the skin. have the greatest them as On
ratiye FOR the rheumatism.
CSgned, A. WEIGH.
VIII also refer 70 as many AZ will tske w
trouble OF calling upon. None genuine without the wrf'e
signature Of j. H. Noseley the red label attached y
each box Wholesale aud retail oicc 81 John street; "a
So rsailed In the city by 4. Hill, 20s Greenwich s.fee'
j. Cove i2 Sullivan HalIoeS- i75 spr!nS st; "sDe
dan lil sth avenue; Fowler, corner Broadway az
Chambers Guon Bowery and Grand 1t; ~ 20
Moss 500 and Grand ST; and +. T. Wheeler a. 20. "
Cherry street Jlo I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06

ASTHMA. Difculfg Of Breathing, Bleeding ot NE
Lungs. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, !@tae@;''
SlorinesS Of Breath. Pan and " FedhRfSS
in the Chest or Side. and that most
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06
FREN c rs HOTEL.

mander Of the HUDSON River steamboat; Empire.
NeX-Nork Januarv 81. l.45. -.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06

NOTICE-Geo. r. Grannl,, having taken into partner
snip Charles j. Gilbert. Hartford. Conn. the Boot
and shoe Business VIII continued II 90 Maiden Lane,
hereafter, under the tifIn of
81 Nv GRANNI> u HILBERI.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06

EOHN CONGER, Jr. Attorney ana Coun,eier at Law,
- and solicitor Chancrry Fort Wayne, Indiana viii
attend professional business in the various departments
OF TIE state OF Indiana W also attend 10 he payment
OF taxes. ss lands and all otle. business appef tanning
to a General Land Agency FOR Northern Indiana
References IL N,f- YORK.. ". Ed ouds, Esl MesSrS
Foot K Dayies ". & :. Woodruff * Co. sudan. sage y
Co. Thorne, nuG& Thomas, strutheTs. Morehouse y Co.
Coni,;ock Coeer h-o 'n
JACKSON, STACEY y SMITH. Manufacturers and
y Imqor,ers OF Pen, Pocket and Table Cutlery, RazVrs,
Scissors Files Sa> Tools. aud other descriptions Of shei
Held Goods. (n2 3m'l No. lo PlAlT->IRtEI.
4 I,O-PNKIN EK>nIP---'Iie Undersigned nave this day
Oforned q co-partnershp under Tie firm OF HAkRRi>,
MORGAN * HARRIS, trali>actius General Aine-
r,can Dry Goods and Wool Commission Business AL are
f'e!''-'' '''''' '' BENJA,IIN c. HARRIS.
SAMUEL MORGAN,
Feb l. 1sl5-if Iw SAMUEL. HAGlsls.
n IsSoLUTIoN.-Thc coparnership heretolc:e existing
~ under the firm of .,>HkETTLE x RISE, Book
Binders IS this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
affairs OF SAID hrm Will be settled by WILLIAM ASH
KETTLE, one oi said firm. pursuant 10 agreement
WILLIAM ASHKETTLE,
JOHN RESE.
n, The Book Binding business viii be continued as
''i'!: I1st a. 80 - WILLIAM AsHKErrLE
TEIHE SLB-CEIBEEs have tins Jay formed a coplrt-
/ nership for transac ing a Domestic & General Dry
Goods and Commission Business under the lrIn OF STAN
TON RICHARDS ~ HOLLlsrEE, They may he found
L. c. STANTON,
6. L. RICHARDS,
W. II. HoLLISTER.
Ncw-York, 10Th January, i-i5. III u
I,0-pkKrXERs,iIP-Th subscriber. have tins d,y
Ienierd into cl-partneEsp tie purpose OF transact
iug General Dry Goods Importing aud JobbinS Business.
under the frm Of MANNING & PRICHARD aud Will
occupy tile STORE No. - Be.IveE-stree;.
T.. II. MANNING,
sol In, Wll II. PRlCHARD.
(to.P,ETYERSHIP-Th Subscribers have formed
partnership under the name ard firm Of stewart
EonLln. ,r the trlnsacng General Dry Goods business
-, =, /. C..nr-.treet J. ROBBINS STEWART.
GEORGE u. HOPKINS.
Nevv-York. Jan. 2eth lsl5. $50 2w'
NOTICE-Geo. Il. C,rannis, having taken ino partner
snip Charles J. Gilbert, Hartford. Conn. the Boot
and shoe Business VIII Oe continued II 90 Maiden Lane,
hereafter under the hTIn OF
3fw GRANNIS i GILBERT.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-06

Co.PAETNERSHIP.-Th slbscribers have formed
Cco-partnerhip under the ard firm Of stewart
Eopkips Tor the ansactIng General DTy GooGs business
=, X l. C.,Inr-,treet. j. ROBBINS STEWART.
GEORGE .. HOPKINS.
New-York Jan 2gh lsij. 80 2w'
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n atlsrns a. 70 dss,rl and ehf nce Of an en-
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p- ale's winch c-easans tick-niE= Il tasa aud 90
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E.r'y Cufi-d India, While AMI
Go en- Cos, Brown pu,-h
Meion-Nul.ncg, Green Citron,
Pine iaa!e
Water Nc'.n-Gaesi kinds
NasiuI.ium
husiar..-Whita ard Black
Oni0n-'Iai;e and Red
Okla
Fess-IS=d-e'h's Fx'ta Ealiy.
Early May. % Franc Biue
PrusslEn. Dwarf MaTrowiat,
Bisho?'s nwsgfFroLde
PePpcT-Assaued
Paasnip-Lors smooth French
Sugar
Parsiey-Firc CuIiri
Pnnipsin-I.srEe Elrow
Rhab',b-i1E Taiis
RaGt.sh-!.org Sc-r.ei, lJr1 Sal
mon, Waite Trra'P. sea..et
Tu'iiP. Back Spanish
salsify-or Vegetable Oyster
Spinach
Ssuasli-EaT;y Bunch
Tcmlto-I.arrc Red an vcTow
TGrnip-assoTtcd
Herb and Flower Seeds
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ATtichotS-Green iiSbe
AspaIasus--Whiie Giant
Pole Bceas-I-arge q -nlalli.iina
Saap Beans-Early China, ditto
Yellow xix weeks
" Fairy Mohawk, do ha,fmcon
4" Refugee OF 1000 30 on,
Beet-Early Blood turaip rooted
do yellow
d" i.nng Blood. Mangie yvufizci
4" White SiicS;an French s.z4T
Droeo.i-IvLiio aud Purple Cape
Cabbare-Eary * Large York,
EaEiy sud Late Baiierrca, Ear
~ Sg=arioaf, Large DfuiGaead.
Large Bergen, Fiat batch.
Drumhrad savoy, Green Curlcd
Savoy, Red Dutch
caul.flower-i.ariy aud Late
Cclery-Whiie Solid
Carrot-isong Orange, Long Red
and White Field
Crrss-CuTlei or PeppcFsrass
Cucurnher-Early Frame, do Clus-
ter. Long Green, Long Prick
I've, Gher,in 6nr packing
Corn-EaTly Sugar, 90 Tusearo-
RI. do Go!den Sioux
Eniiye-;.recn CuileI
Egg I'lanl-Pup!e
kaie-illue Cured Siberian.
Green CuIled Scotch, Rape or
Cole