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~ At meeting of the " Democratic Invincibe
Legion" of High street Ward, in the city of Phila-
delphia, held at John Halls Cd Street House, on
Wednesday evening, January %, ls45, Daniel J.
Rhodes in the chair and John Hall secretary
The following resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed:
Resolved, That the Democracy of the city and
county of Philadelphia, and the State of Pennsylvania
had directly in view during the late Presidential
campaign the resolutions of the Democratic National
Convention, held at Baltimore, as well the public
declarations Of the candidates nominated by that
Convention. To our promises we are pledged and
expect those delegated with power to redeem them.
Resoiued, That among the measures most distinctly
recognised by the Democracy the immediate re-
anne xation of Texas to this Union we promised it
then and now require our promises fulfilled.
RESOLVED, That in the opinion of most enIight-
ened jurist and statesmen there is nothing in the
Constitution Of the United States preventing the re-
annexation of Texas into this Union.
Resolved. That the Texas question is not mere
party question, but an issue made by the Democracy
at Bamore-sustained and demanded by the Peo-
pie of this Republic.
Resolved, That thank President Tyler for his
Vetoes of mammoth Bank-for his vigorous efforts
to the great object which he has so anxiously
sought TO accomplish and hail the day as not far
distant when Texas will he ours.
RsSotu,d, That we look forth with most earnest so.
licitude to the action Of the Senate upon this most
important measure aud, trust when the immense
benefits in every point of view which re
would and must confer upon our common country,
that this distinguished body will view it as the Peo-
pie have and act accordingly.
Resolved, That we cordially approve Of the noble
and spirited response given by our ellow-ciiizens
and brother Texas-men of the city of New York to
the favorable action of the House Of Representatives
nm for ir,r 1T, 4
that in due time we will let ourselves be heard in
manner not less thankful and spprobatory
Resotped, That committee be appointed TO make
the necessary arrangements to fire one hundred guns
in case the Senate with the House in the An
neKation Resolutions.
The meeting was forcbly addressed by General
Hall and other gentlemen.
Rssoiued, That the proceedings be published in all
papers friendly to the remuneration of Texas
DANIEL J. RHODES, President.
JoHs HALL, Secretary.
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
MoNnAY- Eehrnary 4 1aih-

Nos 52-3 The United States, compl't u.s. H. n
Gear. The argument Of this cause was continued
BY MIR. Hardin for The defendant, and concluded by
Mr. Attorney General for the complL
No. 81. Daniel w. Gsntly plaintiff in error o.,
NJ A. Sessions. The argument Of This cause was
commenced by Mr.. Henderson for the plaintiff in
error, and continued by Mr.. Crttenden for the de.
fendant in error ...
Adjourned TILL tomorrow, u O'Clock, AN.
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ROOkS FROM ENGLhND-Just imported by
ID +. TAYLOR
Mnford's Greece, 10 vols, I2no a beautiful ell.
ton.
Bshelais, translated with explanatory no e., vols.
octave.
Rollins ancient history, beautiful edition, with
maps.
Gems from English literature, designed asa parIrr
table book, vol.
Gurl9s'Ies OF modern travel, London, l545, VOL
Truths and fctious Of he middle ages.
The Lord and the VassaI, or the FeudaI System Of
the middle ages, London, 1874
Inc Merchant and Friar, by Sir Francis Palgrays,
London, 1874.
The new Arabian Night Entertainment " So.
iecled nom the original ori,nts manuscripts by Won
Hammer, vols, with engravings, London, 1894
Baron Culver and Natural History, vol.
smeaton sod Light Houses vol
80 And many others, sbi
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MISS CLARENDON.

The recitation of this beautiful and gifted young
lady, last night, at Carus's Saloon elected the most
hearty plaudits of the audience.
Miss c. is an Embodiment of Poetry, child of ge
MUS, being gifted with true conception of all that
is good and grand and beautiful in our nature
She is preemnenuy adapted to the recitation of the
productions of the greatest poets Happy is the au-
thor whose words are uttered by her. and happier
those who listen to her accents
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LAMENTABLE,

We are extremely sorry that the transactions
developed below ever took place. The Enqui-
rer says it will not believe Mr.. Wright was per-
sonally concerned in it-and that he can speak
positively for Mr.. Polk-lhat he will not regard
Messrs. Wright, Dix, and Flagg, unfavorably
on such evidence. This we as positively
doubt.
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,CmE INITIAL LIFE Insurance company
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE co.

VNHIS COMPANY ]. IN scive and successful opera
i non. insuung LIVES ONLY. on he most acconmo-
dating TIE premium. n 80 car De paid one
fourth In cash. r-eiOurts in note NJ u months. win
per cent interest which can - renrod u desired by he
uarfy making Insurance II The premium u less than -
per annum can be- PAID 10 ha.fyelry, quarterly monthly
or weekly payments.
man Of ~ years % insure s life. Tor The eHcu-
five benefit Of hi. wife and children for 5000. by paying -
per week and In proportion for larger or smaller sum-
and the ratio FOR any The pror- VIII De divided
annually among the insured in available scrip bearing per
cent Interest. which the Company vii loan money-or
profits apply subsequent premiums, at NE option
Of the insured
Directors.
Rensselaer, Hageus. Rohi. l. Patterson, saml Neeser
Seth Low Lewis {. Grover, Charles :. Mackneit
VIM A. r. Peniz, Tho-. b. Segur. Wm. VI. simpson,
Geo. Merle, Henry McFaran, Marcus l.. W ard.
ROBERT /. PATTERSON President
BENJ. c. MILLER Secretary
Jos /. LORD, Agent.
jaws STEWART, " D. No. Boni-sL Medical Examiner.
ll D.tu
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DISASTERS.

II is expected If the weather should prove fsvora
Die tina, the Southport will be hoa,cd on few day
Anosher lighter full Of goods had left the wreck for New
York.
The schr Magnet Bradenhous. with wood, bound "a
Baltimore. run into Thursday night last OF An
nspo by alsrge Eastern schr also bound 10 Baltimore
and was much injured that she sunk in IL minutes
The all saved together with the rigging and
portion Of the deck load and taken safely into port
The vessel was owned entirely By the csptsn-no nsu
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r.; .as.sssaNEw-yoRK AND HARLEM

~ss5vfsRAIlROAD cO.-smsn,r Argar'
nsrnts On aud after Monday Aprliih
INST he Csr. vii follows vi. Leave City Hal %
Yorky'Ie. Harlem and morrsis1sH g J, p ., ioAh
I,x38.H.4 1851 VI.
Leave CIV Iigl for FGrdhaIn and Williams Bird ~
7, 10 4. II; :. $40. 2. VI.
Leave City Hall Tor White Plains, 7. i0AM; jP.m
L>.g. MOrrsIsna and Harlem FOR Ciy Hail -, =. 2. ~
n L. ", ,. 3. 4, >, 12n,s r NJ
Leave Williams Bridge for Cty Hau7, ", leio A NJ
2i0 s. so. rs Pm
5lnP.3
The 'fegb train will l-sy- White PAns at AN. and ~
City Hal a. l. o L. VI FOR The pr-seut
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tAMPs. GIRANDOLES, sc

LAMPS, GlRANDOLESt &c $3.50
I AMPS GIRANDOLEs, HALL LANIEhNst N.
BROTHER co. No IS John-street. are nanuiac M
and have always hand complete assortment OF Aces y
their line Of the following descriptions, winch hey VI" sr
al wholesale or retail, A. LOW PRICE, lgf cash
Improved Chemical on and Camphenr Lamps,
SOFA Lamps Glt snd Bronzei, N greai variety;
Cornelius Cos celebrated Patent SOAR Lsri Lamps
Girsndors. various patterns. e siye or srgnzeu
Sgspenfing so.ar. Dorc Camphene Lamps,
Bracket SO-srs, Side 90 90
Solar Chandeliers, Packet do DO
Patent Lard Hand Lamps Stand DO DO
Britannia Hand Lamps. CAmphen- 1 handeA-s
Superior Chemical OIL. Pure sperm W
DO Camphene, Soisr ard LNdVl'
90 Burning Fluid. Refined " hale u mls7
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Second Board.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IL Jrig Love2 from Para-Capt l. Tracy, Thomas
McCasdeL
In he ship hpOlo Jyom BordcGuu.-Armand Dsrole'
Geo Herman.
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PREMIUM LAMP STORE.

COUTHOUY L MEYERS, 81 Broadway, respectfully
~ invite he public TO call Al their store and examine ne
rcesi and extensive assortment 10 h- found IN MS
country OF BRONZED and ORMOLU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE. MANrEL. SOLAR. BRACKET. and Rad
ING LAMPS. CANDELABRA, GlkASDOLEs, BkAC-
KET BRANCHES and CASDLESTICKS in every variety
of patterns
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, new and superb article, Pc
cuiarly desirable for packets and steamboats,
In evidence Of tine superiority Of ms potion OF uef sooA
over any other oi offered 20 Inc Pr c IN MS
ay can with honest pride refer tO no rss hat SIN GOLD
and FOUR SILVER MEDALS awarded 10 he nan1ia
within he last years for ihc greatest variety Ano
beauty Of patterns and the unrvaed finish Of their wors
Every article sold by c. " Il warranted 10 he whai -y
represent and hose who wish 10 obtain nrs Lass goods a.
price often paid for such As are OF very lnclor -sy,
are requested 10 favor them with call before purchasing
elsewhere.
re- liberal discount 70 Churches and Ho'els ely
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Jnsuranre.
XNlLLIAM.BrRGH rIre Ia.ar.nes %. oae.

XNiLLIAMSBURGH Fire Insurance 20 oHo'
w Grsnd-st near l-i-stre-i WilismslGrsn. ..
Agency Office "A Waist, Ses 1 OK
Thi, Company are ready ~ pay a. claims fOr ioss~s
sgansi tne-ani continue insure against o-s ane oAr
aye By FIRE on as favorable terms as other orees-
DIRECTORS.
Samuel Wileis Charles U. Handy Ersncis sie,nnel
Thomas McElrsih L.rn'l char1son. tredk W rAsre'
Nicholas Wycsod Chri.gn Zahrskee, samuel H. CisfP.
A. C. Benedict John sEllnan A L. van bo-srrcs'
Jeremiah Johnson. -
LEMUEL RICHARDSON President
A p. H0DGEs. S-creiarv.
W.sHINGroS Posi- Agent
JOHS r RoHrRrs. Surveyor.
Applications FOR Insurance VIII receive immediate au-i-
ton u made the following Agents uf The Company
Robert -hi-lf- No. ~ Grsnl-st
Mscsr- Richardson. corner Houston and Ncri1lk SIS
Samuel l.. NeVmsn. corner Avenue and f0lfA =
Aaron Hartman. No. lf2 Mnih-rry -
Ben amin Richardson. eth avenue near +od -
Cunkr D Ma---r r.rler .-h ~. and lol = W. sMo-Y
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I ATHROP a. BARTLETT o7-r for sac. 81 ~
IL Pearl-sfrcct
Ans.io 81 hask acts Para
TspiocA. - Dbl. DO.
spiris rurSeui.ne, > bols
Cllrhs1- ~ do
Ro.n. -. do Fitch. - bhla
Coffee. 50 bags Mocha. - do African
Chocolae. prepared Cocoa and Cocoa Paste, nsnufsc
nfe Of Nebb 1 Twomb.y. fTe
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FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
EVILS GROSS. 10 Fu.On--t- one door essi n broad.
IL way, keeps ON hand large assortment Of BOOTS and
SHOES made in the moot fashionable style and OF me brs'
materials
B-Msds To order all descriptions OF Boots and Shoes
nrces LOW .lIt In, tIIne. 81 IL
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PERIFoCAL sPEcTAcLEs.

THESE LENSES pronounced superior To al others
hy D- Laraner Patterson and numerous other scl
eufc gentlemen of American invention and Eianunctui
I'll only VI the and extensive OPTICAL WORMS
North Oxford. Mass Numerous testimonials OF t.fr ner
can be- shown. but seeing believing the public are IN
yited To examine and Judge for themselves They may b
found al the wholesale and retail Agency No l82 Broada
and aso at I. J. CROWEN'5 Book Store, 63 Broadway
Difficult cases ofdehoent vision solicited. -
mh17 vi y L p = BklbhAN
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sG->nouR cn,N.np.-ou

sItI'.- - grh September int the steamboat H D.
son viii leave New York foot of Cedar.
q. every Monday "Wednesday AMI Friday, a. ocock p
NJ instead on A. heretofore sli
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On8cial.
LIST OF LETTERS.


Ia And Be II f'arft<y ennefed
=. sds under the orders OF the Post
,as,er General newspaper newspapers, OF istiers
for IN szy Post Office, shall be inserted In The paper
or PAPERS Of the place where the Office advertising
rnay be situated Aaring I've Target circuAfIon-
sets Pod OfIoe Lrsr pdsed March J, 1913
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ron -,LE OK TO Lrr-NI

- -TEAN POWER AMI rooms 20 iri 10 TIE !fi-
Ia -NH
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On the 10th INST British Brig -; I'm ST Johns. for
Demarars p days out in lat 1891 Ion $3.50
British Brig Colonst from Barbados. for Yarmouth
n = in lat 2-:i- lon Is.
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List Of Letters Remaining in the Ny. Post Once
Saturday, September 20:
~ Phase nuezfion fhs DATE Of III
~, sIreyris.d LADIES LIST



are adrerfised.
I Alison. Mrs.
. Avery, Mrs j. T.
. Ausles, Mrs Cor
della
. Alexander. Mrs J.
Armsian. Miss AM
Brady,M Nissan
Bacon, Mfs. jane
Barnes, Mrs. HaI
ret
Brady, Margaret
Bailey, Mr.. :. j.
Barker, Mrs. T..
Beckei, Mrs. 81
sanah
Berry. Mrs Jane
Belden, Mss Char
lOtts
Became, Miss Amin
| Beane, Miss Elzadi
Bsslee. Miss lsa
bella
Beruarn. Mary AM
Brown, Mrs. Char
lOlte
| Bndges,Mrs AunR
7 BroUn. Mrs. Jane
Boyd, Miss Mar.
Ann
Brown, Mrs.
| Bloorner, VI issMar.
Bunel, Miss Eliza
beth VI.
Buck, Mary
Byrne ,MissBndge
Burne. Miss Cath
Burney, Miss Mar
iha
I Boznlan. Missi III
| Carney, Mrs.
| Cassady.Mrs INV
| Carroll, Mrs. Mary
! Casey, Miss Laura
/ Cauley. Mrs. Mnry
Crawford, MrsMa
~ Ann
Chekrine, Miss Ca
tiIarine
/ Clinton. Mrs.
I Corbiii, Mrs. Rob
! Crossinghsin, Mis-
Filth
/ Collins, Miss A. Il
| ClOuiman, MissMa
/ ~ Louisa
I Cotton, Mrs RuihA
/ Gunner. Mrs.. Ann
/ Cusack. Mary
DeeIy, Mary
/ Davis. Miss Eliza
| Daniels Miss Ehzs
| beth. p
/ Davidson Mrs.EU
| DrianO, Miss Caro-
line
| DidiInus, Nancy
Dnggs,Miss Louis
| A.
Dougheriy, Miss
ROsann4 VI
Dougherdsy, Mis-
Mary
DOran, Mary
Dubsyle, Miss q.
Dunkel, Mrs. Jan
elite
Dunavoely, Mrs. r
Drysdale, Miss "a
Everett, janet
I fvins. Mrs SOplliI
Ellsworth, Mrs. An
Elves, Mrs. Catha
rine
Fox, Ellen
| Fiizliefbert, Mrs. j
Florsnce, Mrs. ~
nice
Fox. Mary
foster. Ars. Mari
Graham, jane
Gray. Miss r. j.;
Grant, Miss Cslht
rine
Graham, Miss NJ. l.
Garrison, Missiier
rie'ra V
Gslliher, Miss Su
sauna
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Uinoow SHADES.

~ nnO WINDOW SHADES for sale a. whole
...OOO sale retail AZ reduced prlce--fer-oi-
dealing in This article csn ind complies assortment al
rce. from 10 10 s. per cent ess than a. stores where uey
get A. second or ,hrd hands -.
rair-beaut.ful from : 70 s5-besi FROM = % 80
kELTY L RlKER, exclusive Window slsde
p..f .r.4N 1871 Chatham s.
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J. W. ALLEN, Deputy Sheriff.
New-TorS. september 18Th, l84a SIS lawtw

NOTICE i hereby gwen that there viii be- general
meeting Of the creditors Of John Hines, OF Pomrei, m
the County Of Chauauque and state OF Newfors, an alb
.coudng Or concealed debtor held the counting room o
Gorham Smiths Factory in P0mfre, Aforesaid on The
.7h day Of October next ...
JUsTUS HARRINGTON,)
LEVI CLOUGH, Trustees.
BARZILLA ELLIS, 2d.
August 10. l8f5 aus lawiOT
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Ships Emanuel Belgian Antwerp Corea, n London
and others. Wind w
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NJ 4 J. MERRITT, 100 Bowery. between Grand an
vi. Hester SIS have always hand elegant variety
OF Hal and Lamps. Giranioies &c which are war
ranei bee IN all equal Ia any sold IN me city
sale and retail sl5 ln-Od-
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Rrf-rruc--J l. Rlser. Esq ~. - Fuian-sfrr,f r "
MARIN Secretary ~ 1oufrnlucrsap lr.rrsrrr ofre,
s. Nsl-.-. ". W Todd GO. corner "a Oi q sla
E,ori street. sllI fflk.rf
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
CLEARED.

Shin Queen of the West, woodhouse, Liverpool.
Woodruff & Minurns.
Ship Frances Depsu. sagery, Havre, c. ssgery
Ship Sullivan Wade Charleston, Geo Buckley.
Bark Mallory Bubbidge, Norfolk.
Brig Lark Merwln. ST. Johns, N b. Arowsmith 4
Wheeler
schr Hudson TEACHER Nassau, G Griffith.
schr Eliza MescrOle. Rogers. Va.
schr Margaret woglam. Petersburg, Hunter s. Co.
schr Manus Rodcck, -.
schr Loflland CLARK. jacksonville. N l. McCready.
Schr Americas. Wheeler, York River.
Barge Comet Cox, Philad.
Barge Porpoise Drake, Philad.
ARRIVED
ship Union. shaper I'm New Orleans with tobacco,
&C. 10 Stanton q Frost sept Let, died OF palsy. Bar
ney Whitney sieeragc passenger. Sept :, LAT 2525
ION "a w exchanged signals with ship iIlah. steering
W sailed in company with ship Cincinnati, SULLIVAN Tor
York stecrage passengers
Brig Tower. Grnnthsn, DIS I'm Charleston cotton and
rice To Buckmcyer & SON Spoke schr Barton, Of Bris
toll I'm Texas for Phad Ship II Allen sailed dis previ
for Y. -
Brig Adna. shearmsn 81 ds FIN Bonair with 1000 bbls
sslt. To Foulke n Sons.
Bng Uncas (ofBoston) Williams, - DIS I'm sydney,
with Goals. 20 order
Swedish Brg Actf Ekman, de- FIN Boston, in ballast,
10 master
Brig Lowell Jarvis 81 de- fn Para, with india rubber
&c To Allen PaxOn. Passed going mp the River ofl4
J Peterson Appleton Left Brgs Deposit Upton, OF ana
from salem disg Black Hawk, Robinson for New YORK
Ia days Gunurc, Lukin, sailed dayssprevious for
York
schr Gen Scott, Doughty Richmond, coal to Williams
s Northam.
schr Providence, Drummond Virginia. corn. to II
Ravens.
Schr Love Harrison Folly Landing potatoes
Schr Melville Read. ds FIN Washington, N c, naval
stores, to l. Mitchell.
schr w w Pigot Walker ds I'm Plymouth c,
wheat 10 Wright & Lusee
schr Mary Ann. Thornton. I'm Folly Landing corn.
Schr Ann Smith Wheeler. de I'm Baltimore, with
mdsc. 20 eager MAILER
Schr Lady Lake. Lake. Va wood
schr Ann. Cropper I'm Snow Hill corn.
Scbr Leroy Beiell ds I'm Norfolk, wheat, &c, o.
Sturges Chairman.
schr Dove. Williams DIS FIN Virginia, with corn TO
n Fox
schr Ritter, Derckson. De I'm James River. wood
SAILED
Ship. Emanuel Belgian Antwerp; Corea London,
and others. Wind W.
SPOKEN. sc.
On the 10th inst, British Brig -; I'm 81 Johns for
Demarars. p days out in lat 1879, Ion $3.50.
British Brig Colonsi from Barbados. for yarmouth
:, in lat 2-:i- Ion 6J.
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make Insurance. against o-s Or damage By FIR ami
INLAND NAVIGATION OF terms ~ favorable - any
other similar institution 10 the city.
Cspiisl -. rf-Ofice No = Wslsreet
DIRECTORS.
HAvens Caleb o Hasted, John Ransn,
Ssiat Tsvio- Wn N Told Nrigs BENJAMIN.
I ptfrlp. Phorrf- YIN Couch Ss.hanyel Weed.
flaming Tucker L Wooley, Feriinsnd >uycsm,
David Lee ] Byarrum Henry . Thompson.
Iohu ID Wolfe Peter l. S-vius EdS ard Anthony
K UANENs. President
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e. FARM for sale containing 3 acres OF land, 10
20 miles from Brooklyn the Jamaica Turnpike In
qurc al tue Gold Leal Factory, 81 Pearlst -
- IN ROkT CUTTER
go 4 FARM fOK ~iLk.--sture on tne Road from
- New Rochelle White Plains, about equdi slant rom
- each containing $50 ACRES or LAND, ell Of wioh
Plough Land. excepting Ten Acres which IS Wood Land
The ace divided by lane = laid ont into conveuiet
lots for cultivation. AL tie fences of stone IN good
order and the ground h state of cultivation The build
ugs al Of good character and In order For TERMS apply
10 5. &. KENYON on the premises. or Of
daH ]. ADRIANCE Is John. N-s-f ork
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lamps, CntIerp, &t.

EANIPuENE LANP>-lmproved Camphene Lamps
u II the quality, warranted 10 burn well and give salts
fact on both Iu hrancy Of light and e'onoy-Inanuisc-
tlred and for sale who esale and retail. by
III DFITZ BROTHERS & co. 10 John-s-
EORNELIt- ~ CO.'S Patent Solar Lard Lamps,
u OF vanOu. patterns. git or bronz-i. for sale by
LII nElIL EROIMERs co D Iuhn-sL
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-t4lNf-Fur Albany sal Troy lfhNt.
o'cocs Z. M.-Th- sir-mlesi tMPiss
Capt r B. Macy, vii .esge the steamboat p'-r iaui u
Cuursnisi every Tuesday. ThIr-tAy and Saturday sr
boon. ~ O'Clock.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA. Cspt Wm. " Pea svrry
Monday. Wednesday AMI triay afternoon, at u'c'ns
For fa.-sle IRE ghl srpy ou bosrd 'f ~ the oce
The wharf
Noricr-The evening Inc for ihany and Troy vii Poi
lively nol receive any freight on board he boats ARR
O'Clock. Z. VI tssn
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SEAT rOK -ALE.-siia

Il on the Klugsbridge Road. between Fiilh and Il.
- Avenues Si and lO7h streets, containing Acres OF
LAND in good cultivation and shounding In Fruit Trees
shruhbery The ground il elevated and commands
noble view 81 the waters Of Hur ani Fast River sni
also an extensive view Of Long Island. TERMS MADE
EASY Apply to ANDREW : B. NcGoNN,
Executors Of Andrew McGown, deceased; Or
AMI MN u I.-.-.l y y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

IRON WAREHOUSE, TT GREENWICH-ST'
IrFNFYs BREESE SAMPSON. suece--ofs 10
IN norman Johnston Ayrrs Co have on hand snd or-r
Nor on liberal terms f assortment Of SWEDISH nAi
and square IRON.
Russia ; old Sable Iron
English and American round, fat and square Bar Iron
Brszer.' Rods 5-l6 to halfinch
So ~ Rods and shoe Shapes Of all sizes
Horse Rods Of NOrw gisn old Sable and Jnnias iron
Band. Scroll and Hoop Iron. 81 all sizes
Cast steel SHEAR and German Steel of various stamps
Spring Steel American Blister Steel, tl.l Blister Steel
Boiler and rue Iron. of ali sizes
ship Boat and Railroad Spikes
Cut Nails. Brsd- and Spikes, Of a. sires
Axes. Collins Co genuine mr22 hm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

BOOTS. SHOES AND BROGANS.
lnnn PAIRS Of men and boys thick Boots
lUOV 500 pairs d" " brOgans
1000 Russell
1000 wOmen-' BOotees, Sc.
1000 misses Slips and Wells.
For .al.,f,r & ,.B oniy by GIRLEY HILL,
als lmeod- l6q Brosdw az, up stairs.