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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28
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GENUINE BEAR'S OLIVE tc.
~; ,Ny4 lieye that alter all the efforts Of dstn'
Ne SSre-,sY guisl.ed chemists discover some pIe-
fNLS55MzYe,> sratyn trgricaI TO tue growth, seth,
L.ze5E aud re-prcduc ion Of the human hair, is
i4St generally admitted tia. 10 combi'
%61 H-as- nation Of cheaical sHinie. has yet been
sA<r-7 invented which posfesses The virtue Hi
yenue Bears Oil his article however a parity - eI'
.rmely difficult ob'ln. Civilization which se.Sc gife
developed the ly Of i famous PREPARATION, has driven
animal dat prod cyd rter and farther t~y0nd orf9
r. reach In Il. Northwestern wilds and ,.e pine for
es,s Of Canada the ber still owls in untaed and CON
dition aud here il that the ne-rs Sands have rrsoEtsd
through com2ny Of yeter-l forest ranger for c?fs4!
zpy Of is ya!uable aT ie icr restoring aud the
hair Their aaar ensure them
supply an5 hoee WHO pprcisse Of them may .sge @
upnn procuring The genuine Bears Oil Parhsd and highly
peri,ued To- tie toilet, by A. z BANDS < 20 lhemists,
273 broadway eoruer Ch5mbersseet, Gsapite Bqdlngf
also ~ FLItOG-st and Il Ea1. Broadway I botuss
price 10 eeriB large. Is cents small fP N
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

sNvERY CurASEous ERUPTION op THE SKIN, soreS
Il Chapped Flesh or DEcgurements are cured perma-
nently all marks cdccd from the skin, b. s'S cake
OF the true Jones Italian chemical Soap In many cases
acts like charm. II las often
Changed the color Of Discoicrtd Skin realoued Pm
PIES, Blotchcs. Frecktfs, SC.
And many physicians have found Il The following CA
ses when every internal and external remedy have been
used In vain:
RiJlgrorn, Sore Heads, Barriers Itch. SAT-
Rtenm, Scprry, Erysipcias,
and In truth, almost every erptve disease we could men
ton II Is not only powerful but Is healing and simple.
that 1t can be 4aiely used by mothers for healing
Chatts and Chaps IN Infants.
For ladies with delicate skin, as to'et soap, IL
JIakes The skin dear and beantym-
The public cautioned 10 be particular and ask for
where but the sign OF the American Eagle 81 Chatham
323 Broadway, and 59 Fulton - Brooklyn; 81
Stale st. Albany; and State st. Boston. III I'm
10 THOSE WHO WOULD POSSESS A GOOD.
4 BEAUTIFUL SILKY HEAD OF HAIR
FOR THE SMALL SUM OF THREE Slilll1SGS.
II many who too stingy TO risk three shinss knew
the beautiful effect bottle Of Jones Coral Hair RestoIa'
tive has on the har---if they knew how
SOFT. CLEAR, DARK, SILKY AND FINE 1T
MAKES ROUGH, DRY & COARSE HAIR,
they would AZ use it. IL not only by lis terminating
qualities causes but actually
FORCES TIE GROW rH ASD HEALTH,
CCRES.THE DANDRufF AND SCURF
and stop. the hair falling 4. Persons assured that
they give this trial, they will find 1t all here repre-
scnted. Sold-price 3, 4, or shings bottle-at 50
Chatham ST., 323 Broadway, In Brooklyn i39 Fulton s.
In Albany 81 state ST In Boston. State 81. ~ I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

The above is the ORIGINAL and only GENUINE pre-
paratior fro this valuable al others big fictitious
and couatereit. oay prepared by DR.. SWAiSE, whose
office is removed 20 the " W. Of Eighth and Race
streets, Philadelphia This mecclne Is acknowledged by
the Profession and others throughout the UniSn, excel
by far AL the other remedies offered 10 the public for
the cure OF the above diseases.
~ Keep the rsIne OF Dr. SWAYNE In view, Eighth
aud Race, Philadelphia
AekNrs-Haviland. Seesc & Co. New. York. Or. W. II.
Milnot Broadway and John 81 E 4. Sands lss
Bowery; E & Werner, aoS Bleecker-St n Y. City MIS-
Hays Brooklyn; W. q. Wood, Harlem; Benjamin oidS,
Newark; John Pearson, Railway; John Tcrhune- New
Brunswick, y. j. j. $. Harrison, Salem, Mass W. l.
Pierce Albany; L. L. Swan and j. ". Winslow, Roches-
and j. Green & Co. Worcester Mass John P. Hall Co.
Boston Harvey Seymore. Hartford. Conn. L. Hcleee,
Buffalo, y. Y William Montgomery LanSuisburs, y. Y.
P VI. Cohen Co. Charleston, :. c. Andrew Oliver Co.
New-orleans Z. J. Adams. Z. Scleine, Louis
wn. Ihrn, Ptts6I-y; Z. 3. Human. Cincinnati.
as Pms
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28
saBoors, SHOES, LEArnER, &c.-cHAMBER.

NJ BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, &c.-CHANBER-
E LAIN & GoLDriIwAlT. Manufacturers and Com
IL mission Dealers, No 2fI Pearl street, have large
supply of goods SVi,de q The Westtra, Southern and
City Trade and constantly receiving from the manufac-
rers, Chamberlain Cutler Co., Holleston and \. b.
Goldhwai, Co. East Stoning;on Mass. fresh supplies,
consisting of
Mems and Boys Russct and th pceged Brogans.
Do do Kip and Calf dc.
Do do do Grain and do thick pcgycd Boots
Do do 10 and do sewed Broglns
Ladies Calf, Kid and Cater Boots
do do walking Shoes
Do Kid, Morocco do
Together with variety OF other articles in the Boot and
Shoe line which they viii sell rs low any the dealers
Eastern manufacturers for cash approved endorsed
notes.
Nsr Liberal advances made on cousisn,ncn,s. So
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

Brig Pessy, Smith, Nontee, Bay DunscoHb s. Beck
with jenny (Sw) We5tman, Tcisger osceola DaTis,
St Joans. rR.
Schrs Patrick, Purchase, Mouteso Bag, Mll'c Lyra,
Bermuda, Tucker Ligh;bourn.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

InPfH 1sn sc 4. K RISGs Aaeriean ysfes
kncwledged hare .ced every I'M eiiT II NE Old
Country OF New for N i important ai?n Of
Shsycs |; ha. car I'd away the palm tie American Inst
tute f4r il has engulphed hradret and ItaiIoGA u
has trreed over the inhabited got II FAC; u has triumph
and count.rfeiting Rings Eerb"s Cre4n allowed by
pdge 70 be the most penetrating, n,tln,aneous
ing laber crinc The most delciouy vTfuns odof leaving
lie skin sof; as DOWN and smoot, lacys fat
From The y. Y. Gazette
TIE Ncw SoAPNe speak from PIFe.leGc= and spelk
from tue prosSion. kHoweds Of beEesctor and
any thing ever e; found out = ths department II modern
thing more IL short oeeve i IS the bes; Shaving Soap
From the y Y Evening Post,
Riags FerbeEz Cream pronounced be Tie hest Shaving
Scar eyei preaie rch -rosat compound p-sant 70 the
SKA fssIsrt 70 he nose ard IN respect designed 70 rem
der shaving az easy and coraiorrzbie sTOesss.
Prom The A.les
The Yerbena Cram for Shar;-g sold - {. H Ring IS
destined supcrced- 81 other kinds of shaving Soap. L
forth no other shaving compound shall se applied 70 out
face
From H. To-tou Traveller
NERRJSA CELasi-ihs new shaVing compound l. now all
the rage Ten a3uS professors thoSe
who Peie 20 gather N their dpEnsl crols he barber.
that OF II lasts long III Guantty Of
te: sIxEenseS declare that win II. Vsbena rear Gull
razor Will insure smoother face Than Of the old soaps
with sharp steel Besides. II IS 70 the sense soi-
ins to the s!a great deslIoyer ieckles. PiPss &c
From lte Herald.
Rings VI bna Cream capital article We have
ttiel II saf rd Ii suP-oT soitsas the Desia eha MAKES
the OPERATION gentle Elz,retziGg,
AianuizctQred I'd and for sale wholesale and retail b.
CHARLES II. RING, %s2 BTooTe st.
re.rly opposite Centre mar Ike.-
Its also sold by Uayanl Kees. Co 50 Madeu Lane
James s. Asriawall. IS William s. Rushiol 3 20. ~
Broadway and House and r-a b? most dEr ana
fancy stores throughor; .he United 5tses ~ cod m
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

DUMPS-Double action light end force pumps OF an
sizes TO raise from 20 400 gallons per minute
Cast iron Fountains OF various patterns.
Fire Engines and Hose, &c. manufactured by
d23 3ln D. L. FARSAA, ss Tultoc-st..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

RHEUMATISM AND klIEUMATlC PAINS.
~ DR.. Cushman's Rheumatic Embrocaton Is offered
conscentously TO those who suffering these dreadful
palms. II seldom falls in giving almos! instant
relief In every rheumatic affecuon-also, for
PAINS IN THE BONES, JOINTS OR SINEWS
Even whom the bones slnGxs swell rise with the ago
ny they feel this stops The pain. 1t sold and the pub
lie honestly assured that Is really good rened)
at 50 Chatham street. and 1923 Broadway y. y. Price, 90
cents and 81; and l39 Fulton st, BROOKLYN. ! II I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

one Of the dsigTeeable pains which liable
The following testimony from OF dstirguish
ed practical Dentists viii be considered sufficient evidence Of
It's merits
NEw.YonK December i9 ist
M-ssrs \. B. SANDS Co:
Gentlemen the course ny practice heye extensively
used with much success your love Anodyne tor The
relief OF the TooTHAcE: aud constantly recommend
pa:ieats deem mpart my satisfaction TO you
am yours, very IesIeeullX X
NJ. LEVETT, Dentist
$50 Broadway, corner Of Warreisreet.
Prepared and sold BY A. B. SANDS " 60 Chemists and
Druggists z7J Broadway Of Chambe-strre Granite
Buildings Sold 70 Fu.onstreet aud Z East Bro adway
and by all respectable druggists ia and country Be
particular and ask for SANDS GLOVE ANODfNE.-
Price q cents. fl2im
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

ysNo MII.KMgN &c-The subscribers otier for sale 100
bbls BGcSwhea Flour substitute FOR oat Meal for
feeding Cattle II Is now extensively USED for that pur-
aeco2n; oi Its being considerably cheaper. Also
100 bbs and 90 half bhls Extra for family shipping
j2i II WRIGHT. I0SEE s co. 90 Moore 81
(NLoth> UNt. DOLLAlt MD kItll CIs. E-ACA
SyAND UPWARDS To SSc0-At SMITHS, corner CT
BoweFy and Division rho selling off 10 suit
the stcf May Every aScl3 warranted Ci7ek
repaurd is usual EasIanec No. IT Bowery. III an
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

AN EFr'cCTUAL CURE roa1nE
T0oTH.ACHE.-Th remedy known
as Sands's Glove Anodyne ! Goth. a chs
Drops. is Sunirersa!ly Connected TO be the
best PREPARATION Tor preventing aching
teeth known. While II does not lniuie
the tooth. and diAp-nses with the and Of
a dentist. II kills the pain ard removes
all soreness from the gums Thee drops
should be- IN possession Of every family.
for theif use and comfort in removing
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28
MARINE Journal.
CLEARED


PORT OF NEW. YORK FEBRUARY q
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

,rre fAfN fOl: SALE, OR EICG GiNIE.--for or SAFE
sS or exc hsii-e properly IN this c the we'l known
Fam and Tavern Stand, containing about 100 acres
OF choi r-miEg Land (for7reTly owned b: Jonathan
Gitney Esa uat.d the Coshocton or Western Iu-A
nike 5i ni;es from New aur Orange Co. ard bounded by
the I;l- Britain Road G. the SoGh. -te sol Is prtu-
larly aArted TO the raising Of grain grass &C. 30 acres
are ;laie and under first cultivation containing an
orchard sf excellent grated fruit, and ~ acres oi scod
vo,-land The buildings consist OF large two story
house. with an addition in excellent orter and basement
kitchen under the addition large barn, goo2 sheds sta
bes SC. Two wells convenient 10 the house and sheds
thai afford plenty o; best Of water What In no small
degree enhances the vslre CT this property the nex
haustble quantity Of the ees; limestone quaies in the
country with kin ready Il manufacture. Either fer
farming place of public business the location Is dera-
be as il Is easy Of access, steamboats, plying daily from
-Sewbursh.
Appiy 70 3. c. Wright, on the premises TO Wright,
Losee Co. % Moorest- New-York, where al informa
ticu viii b. given thst Is Necessary. jl5tf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

.e5~. LIMESTONE VALLEY l. ND.-Tbe sub
FI scrit- iShne retire froi farming, offers Tor e
.--. Bocminedaie- ilp. which ae now reside
Baiinio county, A4 Hand, Il miles from the cay i'o
n- the Hanoye- Turpke Road Il sltsied al the Lad Of
that beautiful and nely cultivated coua;ry known Is tie
Weston Run VALLEY, and comprises N Its Inn > 1900
as Of IaaG improved viii house several tenants
d,eres capacous barns overer nouSs servants houses
~o dsiries dstery blacksniths shop Ice house carriage
house slbng bay hocscs c Also very large arile ard
-, orrhafds e the best selections Of fruit
n cleared limestone land in high STATE Of cutiv vstIon having
- extensively lined pai.;e.ed aud cloysreJ, AMI slLe
,u.d I; IS uuier the very best of chssnut ra fences d.
yiduc .y=ly part th farm FIELDS OF convert
sni S,ys all of hch well wa,errd ard easy Of al
rroach for stock from the by lane which through
The nidd- oftle whole farm.
me crons Of wheat rye corn and hay prctlbly
made aud sold ev-rear from this farm, and the products OF
. laes with the small articles of marketing, haie con
sauty afforded loads twice week for the market wsg
limestone abundant the premises. and considerable
,i Of il as we'll as Of burnt lime have been made dis
Limestone and which lin, becoming IN very general use
Protestant Episcopal Church. Methodist Baptist, ard
o,her Meeting Houses in th- nelshborhood
The mansion house is bull; Of brick, yellow washed 20 feet
from, hy 30 deep with the side buildings situated e
ted md commanding the head Of the valley and
nnI forest trees through which passes the clear and rapid
Western Run makes first descent from the hills at
all times aordns the angler the fines, trout fishing ame-
ment. ~.
Cr distinct farms Of three hundTed each
and upon each portion there will be comfortable barns aud
other improvements ,1 -.
allowed for the payments. X HORACE LOs Z
2Tf3 ReseItown Maryland
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28
ARRIVEI

Schr Statesman, Baiiander, Marbiehead, fish.
Sefir Surveyor. Philadelphia, coal.
scfr Arabian, Pearsall, Virginia.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28
SPOKEN

No da.e of Cape Horn, lat Sc 20. Ion 6s barqac Kath
leen BGeno, from NYork for Valparaiso. out co days
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28
pupIIc srocx ExcuANox. Feb. ~.

The following sales OF Stocks were made at Bos-
Ton yesterday;
A, the Brokers Board-lo shs Western II. 9si so wcs-
ten r. scrip ,ol3 so do, b0, 99i 100 do e9; so do
s9i 100 Boston Co l2t; 100 do, bw, i2t; Is do l2
10 Nor & wor H. 73; IS do 72s; 100 WILMINGTON Il, 22
80 90. at; 25 DO. biO get; Eastern B. Mass, 1873
]; is stated that the whole OF the lettings Tor en-
iSSins the Morris Canal nave been made. There
sections Of about ten tj each, upon which three hundred
ea arc soon 10 be Placed making IN asy2satc of 5000
men upon tho whoc Inc TITS expected that the enlarge
ment viii be completed by tha middle Of next June, OF a
capacity scicnt pass boats Carrying sixty tons The
Morris Canal the Delawaic opposite E.s-
ton and extends to Jersey Cya distance of los miles
Wgn ths enlarged. large quantity OF Coa from he
high region viii pass Directly 10 Newlork by tbs route.
The Portland & Portsmouth Railroad receipts
for lsli were Sl2al?I and the expenditures SSoSl6 In
ls43tho receipts ss9s9. and the expenditures S
s3e The net income Of lStI S74,sl. ard FOR 1913
Si7,'c5 and the expenditures 1874 were. on ooS
mes run an average 42s Per o. In lSI2 they
sverassd a cents for lo2 OS6 miles
The Eastern, h, Massachusetts and New Hampshire re-
eeived Ia sR S3sI,2SS, and the expenditures Were
~ Sa.ioSo cents per mile Slo9.3S, leaving bal
snce OF SssIsts The mails rents. Sc gave S665i sad
the gain ngsn Ses Of gsopcrty Se3lt Acr paying div
.oo there WAS len haud balance OF profs and old
surplus 10 tho amonn. OF SI0s In 1913 the rccpts OF
81 sell 1900 cents FER mile.
The Western travel toward the Eas, is yery lsrse
this Sprns and tho number arriving a, phade,nhia ,n
baltimore anos; unprecedented On Monday s,x.ae,
coaches arrived Il, Cumberland from Wheeling Wish ON.
hundred and my passengers, all OF whom came 10 R.
moro by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Other so,ca
80 ,sBod wore on the Road. ana the passenger, Ts
,ns, IN, ,tesmboats on the Ohio also full Of na
Scr, nound East goodly portion OF these wcscr,
N.rrh,nt. and Others doubt vi iers to washsnr
tor s.scnng 10 be present at the Inauguration.
SALES or REAL ESTATE, FEB. 81.
By WTilias a Ro'ainS
1ot co, Monroe Place and Clark ST. Brooslyr.2 2s by
7sn ..-.-...--.-..--.-.---. 20. zSV
Lo. adjoining on Monroe Place, same size soS
do -'eoV
do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2,2os
do do..........--..--.--- Lbs
do do..-.-.---.--,--.-, LOU
do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .s,loO
do -,seo
Lot &C Fulton ST. near Clark. 20 by so
BRIGHTON MARKET.. Monday, Feb. ~.
At market, 52s Beef Cattle, and $50 sheep-3S Beef
Cattle uasold.
P.icEs-Bccf Catfle-wc quote 10 correspond with last
week, viz extra a3a5 5o INST quality 0oa3 ss second
quality 5pa4 as: third quality tai so
sheep-lNl s; markc, Te.hers. Sales nom 81 to
StT5
swino-None a. market.
We noticed beautiful yoke OF Twin Steers, raised and
fed by Perry. ESQ. OF Greenfield H-;slow 23; totsl
weight 2ais-sold for IS so.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

WHALERS, &c.
Arr a. EBedford 25th, ship Copia. Taber NV Coast
Mani Sept .. 1000 bbls VIII, 2GC sp OIL $1,000 lbs bone
Arr at SBedford, barGue Pa theOn, Taber. NV Coast
Maui Sept 49, SOC bbls and 50n do v OIL 5000 lbs bone.
Arr at Newport, 25t ship Margaret Wlnepcnny, Coas
Chill last fru Talcahulna 100 bbls sp, llJ Go VII OIL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28
dI1 laMlnl

CHEkIFF7s SALE.-By vrtas oi WIT oi hefl iaG@a 70
tbue Of the City Hail. the CITY Of New-Yo:k on the III
day OF April next az oelock r y a. se M hsL 1 s r., sg
time astaEds IN Whose hands - s'sT,f ,.
All Hat certain piece parcel 10, Of ground situate lying
and being the Sorbe SIDE Of E9urth-s5 ee distant gee
eue and Fourth aud running thence Norhery and
para with Avenue nietysr feet 20 The centre ne or
middle of the block below Fourth and stres ecd Az
nurs and D. thence Easerly eong said centre linz {"
tv-one feet ye inches and oneeTeah Of ach 10 land noT
raraI4l with Avenue c. nnety-six rt, 10 Ec1u-stree.
thence Westerly along the Nonheriy side Of FourhstEs
erty-ne feet iacbes and oneseTeath of inch II font
and rea ard uinetI feet deep. Dated New
81. 1915. " A- JoNhSS -, Isrrsxr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

80 rO LET-Sx OF the nine three story brick Houses
S In 32d street, the S,h Avenue, built convenient,
-Izyith from to Rooms each door, with closets
and sed basement wood houses large yarcs ana
,.he divided into three stalls with hay lofts in the
ofoach house Carten invited 10 examine the ABOVE
Houses Us they are well adapted for their use.
To those tenants who wish to hire from the hst OF May
next immediate possession will be given without charge TO
that date KEYS at lin said block. Apply toJ : TREAD
WELL, Uphosterer, go Broadway, near Ainty
Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

COAL- ao RECEIVING fresh and lasgz .apr!y Of tbs
y test quality OF Peach Orchard Coal and will sell
reduced prices for cash that Store and Nur 75 Egg and
Broken per dreet In the hes, from the Ye:i
cor. OF ni1s AID G.e~uwich s,s-
pr m PETER CLINTON
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. SPRUCE STREET.
All kinds OF JOB Printing, such as
Pamphlets, Mammoth show-bihs'
Catalogues, Lecurc-Blls,
Checks, Concert-Bills, Plain and
Cards, Fancy,
Insurance Policies, Political Bills,
Bills Of LaSng, Circulars, (ncaO &c.
Circulars,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

II THE MATTER or JANIS GEkRiOND, an a.
Scoading or concealed Debtof-Nouee IS heiroi sist
all rrrsons indebted the said James Oerrncno Y
corni 70 the .ubserbes once OF Clark p.ison Ia
the City OF Troy. before the bih day o. p - "
t,ly and % pay same and al ersor, having N nsI go.
<sinn ,v rroty or effects Of such debtor are required 70
deliver The ssns 10 he sabse By The dsJ shove feciied
and all creditors OF nc debtor tenIed 70 aessE eir
demands against The said debtor 10 the subsebes
or ooe OF hem on or the said 18th day OF PM next
Troy, February i3th, 1875 A. T. y HE,E,LEh-
6. v. HUDDLESTON.
CLAkx PAr1isos Aty. for Attaing Creditors, l2o 3w
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

"a PER ToN.-fEAcH okOHARD COAL.
.CORED ASH, discharTing from boats, constantly
broken and Egg-Stove and Sut-deive.ed above fee
of charge FOR carriage. Also Leish Coal, White Ash,
SchuyIkiI, Liverpool and SidRey Coal Apply TO
7. STOKES DICKERSON
atn-r In- Artbory-st nesr Rroadxar T,he-nscIs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

L,ASHIoNARLE BOOT AND SHOE SToRE-GRoSS
BETrS. l56 Fulton street, door east OF Broa y
keep hand le aSsortren: OF Boots and Shoes
made In the fashionable style and Of the tes ma
terials
N.B-Mslo 70 order al descriptions ofBc ard Shoes
Fits tSwagralted and prices low 10 suit the tin 81 ly
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

WELL TRiED-DAl'S OVER SIiOES-7Se bestsr
w tele re agdehe low Price 10 which we have edne
ed these celebrated Over Shoes embracing all improve
ing Fresh supplies daily from our cto.y Of
sha{s 70 Saii shiSa of boo: Aspleadd article
on hand adapted Ererca boots sale in New al IT.
tail by the nrufac;uer o Maiden LaBe and at MrssIs
Leary Cos, Sso. Hcuse, ard Mr.. NJ. {. ST. jchn opo
site Sty Hotel Broadway At s5 Maiden Lane every style
oi Rassers may be found a, wholesale and retail
HORACE r. DAY
llS Successor TO RcxhuYy l. 4 Co
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

s.,-S COUNTRY SEAT at Fishkil Landing; Dutchess
s CouHty, for sale Auction J. Birsfket . .
.eA.Co will selct Auction, on Tuesday ,'t Arri AZ =
O'Clock on the premises That BEAUTIFUL country resi-
dsnce near Fish Landing known the Byes Place con
tlniu- about ~ ars of good land which conlodi
ms elm. housr barn aid ether buildings and on. Of
the best orchards OF apples in the county with vasty 81
other fruit Also a, ,hr and place ten scres o ah
sdjonins he above and constituting Of the most eeant
building spots the Nerth River 10 be sold SEPARATELY fom
cst;on 10 VI tas6touc. Esq Newbu2h or 20 Heo Law
re No. q Pin 'treet New tofS IL i -- to@ =
49, A FAKI FOR SiLE.-Situate Oh the ToaG nom
tfE New Rochelle TO White PiaI:s, about el.-1is,ai
from eec.l containing $50 acres Of LAND all OF wch
Is ;lorgh ild exec tting acres which Is ~o d mo
The place divided BY lane, Is laid out mo coRVe
lei lots !or cultivation All the elces are o. efohe' IA
good order nd the yroanG Z high state Of cultivation
hs buildings all of rood character and ~ rider. for terms
Apply 70 5. B. KENYON, ~ the premises or oi
10 II j. ADRTANtE. Sc Jchn ST. New-Iofk
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

INDIA RUBBER SH0ES-Ih" sub>s ,.l con.
Itrne 20 manufacture Of fadis IL her Shoes
and oNehces including the celebrated r,eac-r Over
shoes, which VIII xtifen the ccldest weather India
RabSr Cloth for sarriAss Se ackin,osh Goats Cloaks
and Cepes, Life fcseryeIs Ponchos Lrcsns etc. Mems
Noncns and Cbiideas KabberS-Liuel sll Fur Tsmused
RnSbers fer sale by the dcz-a retail al prices 10
suit all purchasers
Warehouse Of The Newark " j. India Rubbe Factory s.
Maiden i.sDe. M NCTCnINSON 4 RllNNON.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

III stock Of BOOTS AND SHOES rom No. % 10 81
Catherine street.
The public respectfully Informed that he has Of late
made very large additions 10 his stock and though always
ahead and cheaper than the cheapest he Is determined
be little cheaper. follows Ladies Cater Boots al
S. los lbs Ladies' BuSkns thick solcs, SIS 10 IS,
passed for style and durability Misses Gater Busklns and
Boots In any quantity at the smallest prices, besides Child
Caters ana Shoes of all and descriptions,
mention. ANY quantity Of Gentlemens Boots
at l2s, lis l6s and Also, Boys and Youths Boots
and Bcotees, etc etc. Altogether the most extensive
sornent OF Boots and Shoes be found in the City.
Please call and look FOR yourselves at
69 CATHERINE-STREET.
N B-Superincndcnts OF Sunday Schools, and other
charitable institutions will be supplied at The very lowest
prices. d27 3mt
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

HOME PORTS.
Cleared at Mobile, l7th, ship Lancashire, Lyon ork
Sailed 23d. I'm Charleston, SgwYork, HUI, Sfork.
Sid 2is I'm Norfolk, schrs Leroy and Henry Clay Ny.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

FOREIGN PORTS.
Sid I'm Valparaiso, about Dec ship Roanoke, Smith, for
Iniermedlos.
At Lisbon Jan 81 brig Philip Hone. Mitchell of Nlork
At Trinidad, 5th Monaco Gould, for SYcrk, 10Th
At Ichaboe, Dec 10 ships Shakspcre, Chester, wanting
400 tons Florida Rowland, Nov s. 300 sail English
vessels wig guaDo nearly all taken, and number Of YES
sells leaving In ballast
At Aux Caycs, goth u brig Angus, Doanc, for Siork
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

"a A COUNTRY SEAT FOX SALE-stuate on
ind the Kingsbridge road between 5h and 9th avenues
l03d and 10th Streets containing acre: OF thd IN
GOOD cuyaton ard abounding In fruit trees. shrubbery.
&c The ground Is elevated and commands noble We"
of the waters of Hulsate and Fast River, and also an cH
tersye view OF Lcng Island. Terms made easy App 70
ANDREW g. 5. B. McGOWN,
Executors Of Andrew McGown, deceased; or
DIFF j ADRIANCE, sc John-st. y. Y.