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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-08
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T,1MBR AGING the present opportunity OF
e. A expre sing his lhankuness 10 his fricndsand
the public generally, for the liberal patronage he
has here,oiore received informs his friends and the
public in general that he still connuesto carry on
Inc above business at his old established stand, on
the corner OF Main and East streets, where he
hopes by strict attention to business, TO recei7e
anImerlta share Of public patronage as heretofore
lie deems it unnecessary to 50 into the game Of
bag or to use any soft solder ab0at his SIX klIl IN
the PROFESSION OF GATMEN / CUTTING
"a his shop is Of long standing, and his work nc
thinks will speak for itself, and far more louder
than words. Bui, he would merely say that, he
warrants his work done with neatRess, durability
oud T., the latest fashionable manner, and Will en-
sur GOOD Gl IN all cases.
n. b. Charges moderate to suit the times. ~
kinds orcountry produce taken il exchange O
work, at marisi price'
BIgoni0tass, T6yo, l5il.--~9
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Expenditures.

BRIDGE CONTRACTS.
Amoun paid Robert Russel on Bride Con.
tract at Wan,ks 32G 63
do Conrad Fuos in illn in full 4l0 90
de Thomas II Stephens in Sugar'oa 275 00--l050 o.
BRIDGE VIEWS.
Amount paid snndry persons Cor viewing
sciles aud reports on bridges 15 0C
ROAD VIEWS
Amount paid different persons ior making reports
on pubic roads l73 90
BRIDGE REPAIRS.
Amount paid d lTerenl persons for repairs done
the bridges IN and bnlIi by the county 2V2 2od
JURORS WAGES AND MILEAGE.
Anoun, paid Grand and Traverse Jmors at the
several during the year 1874 1910 30
STATE COSTS,
AMOUNT paid Justices, Witnesses and ConsabIes as
Costs in suits wherein The Commonwealth
plaintiff 7oi 10
REPAIRING COUNTY BUILDINGS.
Ampon, paid fox repairing Jail and Coun House 4s II
PRINTING.
Amount paid The following persons as salaries and
for blanks IN 1874
do G.. L.I Painter 10 w
do Henry Webb 81 OF
do Levi H. Tate 20 %
do V. Best % oo
do Charles Cook AZ 20 -
do IlecorOuvr blank Treasy orders 20 OO--2S9 90
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FOR THE YEAE. 1904.

THE Auditors, elected to adju, and s.uls the pub
lie accounts of the County of Columbia, ogsher with
tNe Commissioners have examined the from
he first day Of January The 3ls day of December of he
same ear both days inclusive and respectfully lay before the
Judges of The Court of Common Pleas the following
and repogreeaby the 22d and 23d sections Of of the
General Assembly passed Ihe l4lh day OApl A. D. 1884,
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CONTINGENT.

Amour, paid on store bills, to wil:--andes, paper
ink, quilts, and blank books for Courts ant, Com
missloners office, postage, and fuel for Court
House and Jail
ASSESSORS PAY
Amount paid the several assessors for making rennia
and Spring assessments
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MARBLE YARD.

The subscribers have established a, the
we place, new Marble YARD'
ill always be ready, a. the shortest
nollv,, % isEnIsh TO order,
MONUMENTS, TOMB T.7BLES,
TOMB STONES, HEARTH
JAABS, M.4N1LES, PRINT
STONES, MULLERS, Sc.
,or any other W ork in their line. They are
also prepafed TO lurnisn WINDOW CAPS
and SIII.S, DOOR SILLS and STEPS
&c. either of Ma. .ble, Lime or any kind OF
stone tha, can be procured in this vicinity.
EFHavng had considerable experience
in The business, they pledge their work to
be executed in as handsome style as can
be furnished from any yard either in the
city or country; and on as reasonable terms.
ARMSTRONG 4 HUGHES.
Bloomsbury, Nov. 3, lS43. ly-2S
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GENES RIGHT.La
Brag's a good dog,
Bu, Huidiasl is be,ler.

yWyHE undersigned would return his sincere AM
q humble thanks to the citizens of BIoomsburl
and vicinity fo the favors thus far bestowed upoI
him, and would sill further ask continuance o
the same, so long only as satisfaction is rendered
lie would not say, Come one come nH but come
as many as conveniently can. Neither would h,
promise, (as others have to do his work bette
than can lie done in any other shop in :he place
hnt in short, he would neither bras nor banter hui
defy any ono who does brag to do work ncaer thar
he does, in all cases. He has also lately receive
the late
NEW YORK s. PHILADEL-
PHIA FASHIONS
with which he is prepared to do work Fashionable
and neat, and will guarantee good fit at oil times
far any one who may favor him with call
His shop is at the old stand occupied by hin
1or number of years-And the latch string wil
be found out at all times. AS 10 prices he wishc'
10 be understood that he Intends to do work as low
as anv of his ncighbors, and as usual, all kinds o
country produce taken in extbange for wolk done
al his shop. ro,pnr,,,,,.
Bloymsbnrg, October u, ls44-25.
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We the undersigned, Auditors Of Col
lumbia, being duly elected 10 settle and I'D
usl The accounts of tho Treasurer aoI
Commissioners, have carefully examined.
The accounts and vouchers of the sane for
The year 1914. DO certify, that we find
Them lU be correct as sci forth IN the fore
going statements and that we find bel
lance OF cah 10 the Treasury, FIR
county purposes. OF six hundred and three
dollars and fifty three ce mis-, and balance
outstanding due the county from the above
mentioned souic's. Of fourteen thousand
eight hundred and eighty seven dollars and
seventy eight cents and a half G,ycr uu.
der our hands, This lllh day Of January,
A D. lS45.
JOHNSON II. KELLER, !
JAMES G. SPROEL, }Audilor.
PETER KLINE,
We the undersigned, Commissioners Of
The County Of Columbia, do certify that
he foregoing is full and correct statement
Of lhe receipts and expenditures Of said
county, for the year 1914
Witness our hands this iIh, day Of Jan
A. D. 1915.
JOHN B. EDGAR,
SAMUEL MEARS. (Om'rS.
FREDERIC M'BRlDE
HHeSt E. MENDENnALL, Clerk.
January 20, lS45.
The foregoing report Of the Auditors, Of
Jolnm i county; being presented to the
court of Common Pleas of said cODn,v, The
and Court order and direct ,ha, lie same
'e filed amOng the records Of the Coun
If Common Pleas, aforesaid, conrormabIy
he acts of Assembly, in such cases made
nd provided.
j. B. ANTHONY;
GEO. MACK.
Wdges Of Common Phas
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7mouni pail byDCiark, Treasurer Of Columbia county
BY amt Of Commissioners Orders redeemed S3l4 %
DO Of Berks county and rowanda
Relief notes A 90
do Commissioners receipt for old
ders redeemed by issue $50 "a
do refunded to r. G. Rnssrl 0 II
do redemption money refunded 10
William NJ Cay l6 So
do John Deem. jr III
Go Cook & Ca rolhprs 7 O2
do Thomas Faus 5 70
do paid Chand, and Cook for ad-
ver'ising unsea,ed lands &c 81
do paid for blank book 90
GY costs on land. bought BY the Commis.
sinners ct Ireasurer.s sale ~ rs
per S!1335 81 1856 10 O52l o.
\nount 10 baIauce account COG D.
$l0l25 Al
To Balance in Tressurer's bands in favor Of he
County January T. 1915 $GJ3 5;
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Eamps, GntIcrn, G-c.
SOLAR LAMPS. &c.

SOLAR LAMPS. &c.
NH & J. MERRITT. 1CJ BOwery between Grand and
VI. iestcr-- rres have always hand handsome
-ortInert of SOLAR and HALL LAMPS. GlEANDOLES,
sc. Which warranted 10 be IN al respects equal to any
sold IL tie City.
ALSo-ClilSA. GLASS. STONE. EAETFIEN and
BKITANNIA WARE. TABLE CUTLERY, sc. at low
price. wholesale and retail ui2g I'm
LAMPS, GIRA2!DOLEs, S<c.
AMPS, GiEA&DOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
II CANDELA3RAS. for tie Spring Trade-DlElZ,
BROTHER = Co, No. Is John--trect, manufacturing
and have always or iud complete OF farceS in
der line, OF e following descriptions, Which they vii sell
II, wholesale or retail, II Low PRICES forecasts
Improved Chemical on and CainpheHc Lamps.
Sola ramps, Gitand Br0nZed IN grca; guety.
Cornelius X Cos celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps,
Girando.e. various patterns gilt -il.-rei or bYonzed
suspendlng Sogrs, Dor!c CaGpLene Lamps,
Bracket Soars. side do do
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Camphene Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical Oh, Pure Sperm Oil.
do Cauphene. Solar and Lard Oil.
do Burning FiDii. Refined Whale OIL. m8 2rn
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GALLERY.
agenries.

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND THE PUBLIC
W B. PALMERS American Newspaper Subscription
v. and Advertising Agency, Tribune Buildings opposite
the City Hall
" BPALAER respectfully notifies the Merchants. Manu-
factIrers Professional Men, Artists aud the business
muniIy generally Of hi. city, who desrous OF making
known abroad their respective nanes numbers, streets and
pursuits that he is the AGENT OF some of the best NEWS
PAPERS OF most ohc principal Towns and Cities oievery
Stale in tie Union; and that he Is prepared and duly autlo
zeti y the propetors receive advertisements for publ
cation their respective papers; copies of which, together
with the advertising, he al his office
For the information and convenience of those who may de
sire TO extend their COUNTRY TRADE by advertising in
the Country Newspapers for which he is the Agent, List of
Towns and Cities hrou ghout the United States may be had
nj INV Office from which Merchants and others make
such selection will best suit the several kinds of business
in which they engaged ANA in the papers OF which may
be their Interest invite the attention OF the people Of the
country V. B. PALMER,
n2f Agent for Country Newspapers
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ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Bark Kathleen, Bcn ds FIN Valparaiso, via Coquiin-
bo "copper" &c Mason e. Thompson. Len at valparai-
30, March 9th frigate Savannah fin Mexlco whaling
bark Jano Of Somerset; brig Ontario, o! Boston, bark
Eliza (whaer) touched ut Valparaiso the 7th Len at
Calico U 9 sloop Lovant: schr Augusta, Burkhcad of
Baltimore; whangb bark Junius TO sai for home In afcw
days In consequence Of the death OF CaptanChurch wh
ship Charles Carroll, of Nantucket.
Bark John Parker (of Boston) Cummings, ds FIN Sa.
vannah bound TO Glnsgow-put In TO take in ballast and
Bark John w Cater Tro II DIS from Mobile, cotton 10
Smith & Boynton.
Brig Baldwin Bassett, ds from Savunnah cotton TO
Dunham & Dmon
Dr brig Joseph Ham, Homce, 10 DIS from Windsor, Ns.
plaster 10 master.
Brig Georgana, Curier ds fin Savannah, cotton to
BedeI.
schr Commodore Koarucy Paino, Is DIS i'm Cedar Key,
cotton 10 master
schr Chesapeake, ost 3 DIS I'm Baltimore mdsc to Ga
ger & MAILER.
schr Julia Nancy Sterling, DIS FIN Newbcrn,NC.
val stores to NJ blackwell.
Sehr Sarah, Partridge 3 de FIN Ocracoke, NC. mdse 10
Cook Taylor.
schr surpass Pugh, ds from Washington, NC. naval
etoree to master
Schr l. p Smith, Brewster, ds from Wilmington NC.
soston, naval stores and lumber John Ogden. Came
out with schrs Alfred Thorn and Aaric both for New
York. North Carolina, for Philadelphia
Schr Excelsior, Bell, from Nags Head, with the rem
nant OF the Moons cargo wrecked the above place
Schrs John, Richmond, and Cordoba, all from Thomas
ton, lime.
Sehr Boston, Scabury, from North Yarmouth potatoes
10 Geo w sherman
sch- Spring Bird. McGune Halowcl potatoes.
Schr Moaitor, Besse, ftn Waroham. nails.
Schr Exchange, Sweat I'm Suffolk, shingles
schr Fancy Chase ds I'm Bostoti ndse TO Foster &
N1ckeron
soop Jupiter Darby. from Boston, logwood. &c, to the
master.
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Grorkern mare.
CRoCKERY, ETC.


- p DEWEY Importer and Dealer IN French anc
p. English CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWA ARE,
1q7 Wster-s,reet (opposi;e L. s. Hoicil Ne'v-fo
would inform his and the public that 'ivlng been
making large additions his establishment he as now 70
oay ifn The most extensive and complete assortment OF
Goods in his line before opened IN iis country n
clndng in addition the above, STONE WARE, LOOK
ff%SC-GiISSES. CLOCKS, SOLAR, ASTRAL AND
HALL LAMPS. GlRANDoLEs, &c &C &c. All OF
which will be sod on favorable those Of any
similar esahlislnnt OF in the United States 23fy
GREENWICH POTTERY,
NO 25l WEST EIGHTEENTE-ST. between Ninth and
Tenth AvenuesThe attention OF the public Is called 10
the numerous articles manufactured at this Establishment
consisting in parr OF the following, VIZ:
Stone Ware Earthen Ware,
Portable Furnaces Flower Pots,
Beer jugs Oven Tile
Chimney Tops Green House DO,
stove Brick Backs and Janbs for CRATES,
fire Brick Fire Cement and Clay &c
As this ESTABLISHMENT Ii the only ono OF the kind
in the cy where LII the above articles manufactured
and sold Dealers respectfully invited 10 CALL ana cy
will be supplied Cheaper and ON Better Terms tnan can be nae
in bc citv 20 600 PORTABLE FURNACES now on hand
mr4 6m WASHINGTON SMITH.
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@rn1enes.
EYTPA FINE TEAS.

z
ITO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS, HOTEL
L AND STEAMBOAT PROPRIEToRS, CITY AND
COUNTRY FAMILIES, ,&c.l63 Green'Sichst near Court
lana,s, and opposite the Pncihc Hotel, New-York-We
beg esye 10 inform ycn that established ourselves a he
above place principally for The purpose OF meeting the views
OF our WHOLESALE and large FAMILY customers on
SPRING CARGOES and which comprise the finest speci-
mems of Young Hyson. Hyson, Gunpowder Imperial %
long PekCe Nngyong Congou Soucbong, &c which nav e
arrived here this season !ch with immense variety OF
fine and good qualities offer wholesale and retail e
have true Government java and other Cofs as usual
soasteS and ground daily.
We coinue operations q, our other places o. hereto
fore particularly q l2 Chaam-st We are your ooedlert
servants. IAN l'J.s- i'.xt SO44i ~ ~ = o, .
w.York-l Chatharnsireet: Sol Gre-=treei and 80
Bleecker.s,reet PladeplieS9 Chestnut street. and 10
Fiftlstrect HsIo
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SAVE YOUR CHILDREN.


rTHE most perlous epochin the life OF child gelleray
m second summer and iis dirct enemy the summer COM
plant Moher- who have seen your children perish ny 'lS
Scourgc Of Infancy, what would you not have given r a
specific resist it- destructive progress SucA slc'
has been discovered, and i offered u parents ~ t
shape of COVELS ANODYNE CORDIAL. Graein! G
iatons OF IL efficacy daily accumulate IN The hands OF me
proprietor; experience point to single alfe ~
against hundreds OF curc-. Dnrrnq. Dys9ncry. an"
all complaints yield readily ANA invariably 20 III"
cura,ye properties OF i, medicine. And for proof oi ne
value of this medicine the following certificate a. one
of the multitude daily uccumulang in Tie hands OF itc agent
DR. CovEL feel IN duty hound 10 cyrledsc my sri-
lide 10 YOU for ihe great benefit have derived from your
ANODYNE CORDIAL. | had been subject more ar les.
years the dy-cner: when last taken, obtained
bottle your Cordial winch Afforded immediate aud Pef
nnent rtii.E have used il IN my family ana tina
never fail, effect cure have Tie most unbomded con
fdence lis healing virtues and fee bound TO recommend
TO others who may be afflicted Unlike other medicines r.
commended for the Dysrllery and summer Compuini'
children VIII take with perfect east. think no family
should be withouiiL
Yours truly. RICHARD Z. HART.
Houston between Sullivan and McDougu-ss
Nevv-Yors. Dec. II, 1914.
10 be lad, Wholesale and Retail. Of. II. MOSELEY li9
Fulton-sret. doors from Broadway Also reaiied by
most Druggists throughout this city. Brooklyn jersey City,
Newark. and country villages Price 5ucca'- myl2 limos
CURE FOLLOWS CURE
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THE TRIBUNE.
From the Knickerbockel for June.
sY ALrRED rEYNYsoN.

MY EARLY LOVE.
By ALFRED TENNYSoN.
On that it were possible,
After long years of pain,
To find the arms Of my true love
Around me once again!
When was wont 70 meet her
In the silent woody places
Of fthe land thai gave us birth,
We stood tranced in long embraces,
Mixed with kisses sweeter, sweeter
Than any thing on earth!
A shadow fits before me,
Not thou, but like to thee;
Oh, CHRIST that it were possible,
For one short hour, to sec
The souls we love, that they might tell US
What and where they bel
It leads me forth at evening,
And lightly winds and steals
In q cold white robe before me,
When all my spirit reels
At the shouts, the leagues OF light.
Tho roaring Of tho wheels!
Half the night waste in sighs.
Half in dreams sorrow after
The hand, the lip, the eyes,
And hear the pleasant dtty
That heard her chaunt OF old;
But / wake-my dream is fied
Without knowledge without pity,
In the shuddering gray behold,
Blythe curtains Of my bed,
That dreadful phantom cold.
Pass, thou death.like type pain,
Pass, and cease 10 move about;
'Tis the blot upon the brain,
That will show itself without.
Now rise; the eavc-drops fall,
And tho yellow vapors choke
The great city sounding wide,
Day comes a dull red ball
In drift of lurid smoke,
Der the misty river tide.
Through the hubbub Of the market
/ steal wasted frame;
II crosseth here, it crosseth there,
Through all that crowd confused and loud,
That shadow still the same;
And on my heavy eye-lids
My anguish hangs like shame.
Alas for her that met me,
That heard me softly call,
Came glimmering through the laurels
At the quiet evening fall,
In the garden, by the terrace
OF the old manorial hall.
The broad light glares and beats.
And the sunk eye fits and fleets
And will not let me be;
Iloathe the squares and streets,
And the faces that one meets
Hearts with no love for me;
Only long to creep
To some still cavern deep,
And weep, and weep, and weep
My whole soul out TO theel
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30

Ab catr Judge ~: the Court of Common Pa- for the City
the provisions Of the statute authorizing attachments
against nonresident debtors lhat attachment has issued
aguinst The Estate HARRIET 4. GILLETr. resident of
Derby in the State OF Connecticut, Gnd that ic will
be sold for the payment OF her debts unless She appear and
discharge such attachment, according 10 law, within
months from the frsi publication OF this notice and that the
payment OF any debts due 10 her by residents o! this STATE
and the delivery 10 her for her USE OF any property within
this State belonging her Gnd the transfer any such
property by her forbidden by nw and void Dated
the both day OF March, 1915. GEO F. ALLEN.
m2l law!hn Attorney for Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30

PRGFlTS-The following mrrs gwen u jhe Profits
rhued the la, a:aUe meeting OF the Society, which
was held in London in May, l&ii.
Ace. sum Annual Policy Bonus IN Bonus Pcrmul
as-urd Pr'E'n. taken addition lin cash. reduction
out iul Ia sum IN
assured. premium.
90 S500O $50 IS 1851 Sa52 So Sj86 " $50 9j
1883 go - i2l 58 % OS
1859 So 30 25ti is 81 93
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IN CHANCERY-Beto the Vice Chancellor OF the
9th Circuit-Ralp Mead, Edward Mead and Ralph Mead
Jr. Samuel B. Love Robert c. Lawson John IL. Me
Neil md Henry Sheldon Bill for foreclosure of Mortgage
H. Smmway, OF Buffalo, compainaHis Solicitor. John II.
Mcneil OF defendants in this whose place ofres;
dcnce is IN This State required 10 appear III ls causehy the
ninth day OF July the bill nlcd therein will bee taken
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- .NnTICE re TIE TRAYELING

..l Pt BLlC-NoRNiSG LINZ ON LAhE
CHAMPLAlN FROM WHITEHALL TO
ST. T.JOHNS-NIakng intermediate ;.ndings-Psssage =
breakfast on board. Tie FRANCIS StLTuS, Capt Il G.
TlsDNLG, leaves Whitehall Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sslur
days, AZ O'Clock \ VI. and -. 1t.s. Mondays WedDes
days and Fridays. at Il O'Clock, n NJ
For freight passage apply at tie Captains ohce o.
board II. u. FILkIHS, Agent, Troy
Passengers leaving Troy Mondays. Wednesdays and Er.
day, hall past O'Clock F. NJ by railroad and packet vii
arrive Whitehall in time for the above boat next morning
mVl1tf
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11ublie Gonpepantes, &r.
LONG ISLAND RAU5f,,,,7I,-, RAURo7I,,-,,

f>--::-. -.-=...sz-------zzsz-LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
49, i''';:...aass- CHtNGEo oS HoUR-SCMAERi AZ
sis---------- RNNGESfENT.-Ou anl s.ier ~, ~,
May Train VIII leave the Depot a Brooklyn every sors
Bg ri g! o'clock, for Boston Norwich and W6rcsS
Sundays excepted.
Crate, leave Whetsl,l = s: o'clcck.
Fsre ihrouch-S3 5esecoud class ears 81 ss. rav2r w
xC9sS w NTEK ARRA CEMENT
= s.Stf-,..s< NFW-TORk AND BOSTON piT
ROAD LINE VIA NORWICH aYn
CESTER-Compos,-i Of The following scpe-;e
Steamers running in connection with the Norwich and 30
ION and Worcester Railroads;
WORCESTER, Capt. ' NISpEK3nT.
CLEOPATRA, Capt DUsrAN.
NEW-UANEN. Cap. Y lN PELr.
One Of wln.h viii leave Pier No. Sorth River Tiwe-l,
Tnr N-y-Havcn. Capt Nan Pet, Tuesdays Tha-sjst
and SATURDAYS. at : O'clock, L. VI.
Passengers the i.rrifsi vf the S'eaacr. al ALLEy-S
POINT vii De- lryiiaie ;0y'Saried IN tue splerdit 49,
conmoi!ou. Car OF t!ge Railroad 10 BOSTON wiSo~,
caa, o Cars Fer Passage Freight upp.y on bosr5 ~
20 i25rl u. Z. ALLEN. 81 Broadway. up s,s;r,
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II HOSE-Just RECEIVED, diTrci from IIaI. an INVOICE
of real HEMP HOSE superior acie, wril adapted for
conveying the Croton and other Ssier under prtasafe
This tine frs; lot imported into New orN ard = oi i,
of l2O feet less Persons who wish 10 make Gh OF s
article should naSe immediate applications as The guam
lily is very small and no be secured This season
my2i6! HORACE u. DAY, 25 Maiden lane
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MARINE JOURNAL
CLEARED

Bhgs Henry Leeds Drinkws,cr, Guadaloupc, Nesmith
& Walsh; John Potter, Davis, Kingston, Jam. Foster Il
NIcherson; Peter Demil Lewis Savannah, Il NJ Demill;
G Lamar, Sannerman, Savannah.
Schrs MITCHELL Norfolk Emphanccs, Kelley, Boston,
Foster & Nickerson,
Sloop Aaron Dennis, Providence
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ALBION LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
l ONDCN AND NEN-YORk.-i Instituted l3U5-S'B
- poered byGn .Ict of Pa !iameH-japit ~ .sjO2,-
eco Stcri:D. or Sd 1000 ,GG0.-JOSEPH FOWLER
y X = BUCHANAN, No. = Wall-siree. opposite the
Bank OF Commerce. General AGENTS for America of M
above named old established Company. directed and
dEy empowered 10 proposals for Insurance
gle or JOINT *ts Tor survTUrslup aunuites
sane le lhey are iahtn al lie London office, and they
are Ily authorized 10 confirm all eligible
without primary reference to The Couri o Directors
lnisnuch ur only tie present bat future stability c
Lie Insurance Company OF paramount importance lie
Po!cy oiert beieved that The long period OF the
isttc OF iAs Albion Office ofty yeari1s large pad up
Cspita and accumulated profits constitute and most
uueNceptonane securiythe when il i considered
tai LIE iu!hEent ot The engagements OF Lie Office j. sell
dom called for until twenty thirty, forty year. after those
engagements have been contracted.
Eighty per Cent four ts Of the profits are returned
10 tie PoGcy-ho.der. (for Iiel every three wears.
Assurances are made binding lives III all ages from 10 to
- wears lnclu=!ve-fO the extent OF >i5lGO.
The pubic i respectfully requested to call a the Aeeucr
ana examine ie superior advantages afforded by the Ah.u
Ohcei II safe economical rates of premium 10 ylfc
may be attributed tie extraordinary success which a- htr-
10 attended the operations OF the Oldest and respectable
Companies IN England.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
i. ,JORNINC LINE At 7O;CI0CE

For Albany and Troy, ard Gierrlei,.s
places The losv pressure >;canbaat TROY
Caot ! Gorhau Wi ieayc New York from Pier :, -
foot ~ Barcaysireet az o'clock i VI every TQeSisv
Thursday and SATURDAY. Returning. VIII leave rrov AZ 4
oc oeS \ VI ana Aib3y a; O'Clock \ VI. every Moud,T
Vol n+s.Ii4 Is. Er.t!sV.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
Second BOard.
pAssENGERS ARRIVED.

In tie bark Kathleen from Valpardso-Mr Oliver Ellis.
worth N Hathaway, II pnant.
In hle bark John " Cater from Mobiles Bell, Egbcrt
Lee Iady and children.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30

INDIA ARUBBER GOODS.-Thca, attention of,l. h,c
sreepetaly invited the nrge of nd, Rns
bes Goods manufactured by the Subscribers such as Cor
srs Msekinosh Coss Coaks and Capes cloth for carriage
tcps aprons, sc. Horse Covers Leggns Ponchos &C. all
OF which for sale cheaper than be found elsewhere
and warranted TO give satisfaction
HUTCHINSON RUNYON.
mloG So Maiden Lane.