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DoN'T COMPLAIN Any RE.-Choicc

nQN'T COMPLAIN Any MORE.-Choice
~ SHAVING CREAM. If you wish to ain a
fine and rich emollicnt lather, without which no
one can shave with comfort, try {" HENRY'S CHI
NESE SHAVING CREAM prepared by A. b. &
d. Sands & Co., New York.
shaving that makes the skin smooth and the
beard soft. is extremely valuable to those with ten
der faces. Henry's Chinese Shaving Cream Dos
scsses double quality. 1t not only softcns the
beard, but heals all cuts and eradcates those little
pimples which render shaving so unpleasant to
some. Its emollient powers cannot be too highly
praised. 1t gives pleasant feeling the skin al
ter the razor has done its duty, and leaves it smooth
aud free from hleinish. better compound was
never Invented or offered for sale For sale at the
Drug Store, High ST., 4 doors below Middle
July III CHAS. ii. HEINITSH, Agent.
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VNRUSTEE's SALE,-Pursuant to a Deed of
Il Trust from Isaac II. Bagley and Eleanor w.
W, his wife, bearing date on tho 2Oth day of
May, 1913, and Of record in the Clerks Office of
Norfolk County. to certain debts dno to
the Bank OF Virginia, will he sold, befo, cthc Court
House Door, in the town of Portsmouth, on WE'D
NESDAY the 10Th July, at IL O'Clock, at public
auction for cash, all that certain piece parcel of
Land in Portsmouth, described follows, TO wit
The western half of the Lot of Land which was
purchased by Walter Gwynn from John Rutter
and wife, BY decd. dated Sth October, 1856. and
is thus described in that deed, commencing on
the south side of High street, in Portsmouth, four
feet aud an half east from the corner OF the Brick
House owned by said Rutcr, thence running on
High street eastwardly forty-two feet six inches
more or less. its intersection with Wafer street
thence southwardly Water street sixty feet,
thence westwardly forty-tw feet six inches more
or less. to the Brick House lot thence northwardly
sixty feet to the beginning High street; upon
the lot thus described q Double Tenement Brick
Ware House has been erected the centre of the
partition wall of which running back from High
street to the back of the lot constitutes the dividing
line between the western half sold to the said J. r.
Bagey, and the eastern half retained by the said
Gwynn. JNO. A. CHANDLER, Pm
VIM. Fl. WILSON, trustees
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From the Union.
OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
Gansevoort Melville, Secrc AIRY of the Legation
OF the United States near her Britannia Majesty,
in the place of Francis r. Rives, resigned
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PLEASURE EXCURSION

70 VLI FUTN md The CAPES.
n css-u The swif aud splendid Steamer.
sra5YnsssycC RfIS PECK, Capt. DAVIS, will
make an Excursion of Pleasure to
Old Point and Cape Henry, on FRIDAY after
noon, leaving siouthcatc's Wharf. at half past 3
O'Clock, touching at Portsmouth for passengers.
A Band of Music will be in attendance
Tickets 50 Cents--to be had a: tie Agents Office.
at Mr.. II. Fitzgrrald's Fruit Store, and of Mr.
James G. White, Portsmouth.
July 10 DICKSON g MALLORY
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MEDLEY OVERTURE, by the Orchestra
Composed by Mr.. F. Rieman.
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LEMEp IT REFoRE THN pEopLEI-

KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE!-
~ The Subscriber informs the public that be-
continues the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS on
the Corner OF High and Middle streets, where ho
will be happy to receive orders. and execute thorn
In Il style not to be surpassed, as may be demon
srated to the satisfaction Of those who will do him
the favor to call and examine his work. lie has
some Of the most fashionable specimens of
CABINET WORK.
Also LARGE lot OF Curled Maple Rush and Wind
sor CHAIRS.
Being an experienced mechanic he respectfully
appeals To- the feelings OF a generous public to
tend to him portion Of its patronage Old Fur.
ture taken in exchange for New.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,
THURSDAY. July 10.

THURSDAY, July 10.
ARRIVED,
Barque Yarmouth, Garvin FIN PhiladeJpbia IN
load Government Stores for Pensacola
Schr Atlantic, Cook I'm Boston in ballast.
Schr Bride, Thomas, from Mataponi with meal
and flour, to w RI. Garnett & Co
Schr Mhado, Mitchell, FIN Port Deposite with
lumber, to Ferguson & Milhado
Scbr Emily Ann Applegarth, I'm Port D..,.;t,.
with granite, TO r. Dalrymple
Pilot Boat Aid, Whitfield, frn a cruise
Baltimore Pilot Beat Fclls Point Shoabap IN, a
cruise. '''-
Steamer Jewess, Sutton FIN Richmond
Steamer Herald, Russell, I'm Baltirnorc
SAILED,
Brig Abbathula, Cram, for Portland
Schr Oscar Coles, Williams for Newnor,
CANAL COMMERCE.
Schr Atlas, EvertoD, ho Salmon Crock With y cd
and White Oak HID Slaves, to j. d. Tburstop
Schr Janet, Rudder, from Windsor with slaves
tar, and turpentinc, to J. d. Thurstou, and Fereu
son & Milhado.
FRtpAv Morning, July II.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Georgia, Cofcy, from Baltimore.
COMING UP,
Packet scbr Ann d., Bedell from New York, TO
w Rowland.
IN HAMPTON ROADS.
:, U. S. Revenue Cutter, Madison, Webster, from
Baltimore.
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NEW 81 FASHION

lion and Miniature Cases, Cold, Silver, and Steel
Spectacles, Gold and Silver Thimbles aud Shields,
Gold Guard keys, Cod Studs and Sleeve Buttons,
Coral and Clasps, Finger Rings of every variety
Table, Des'crt and Tea threaded Silver Forks, TIA
bic, Dessert and Tea thread Spoons, plain Silver
Spoons, Sugar Tongs, Salt and Mustard Spoons.
Ladies'. Butter Knivcs, Cream Ladies. Sugar La :
dies. Silver Tea sets of superior style Combs Tooth
and Hair Brushes, Silk and other variety of Rcti-
cules, large lot Of Fancy Goods
Grt- large supply of Fancy Fans from To- cts.
to So each. Ladies'. call and see them
{IJ~Ciocks and Watches repaired and warra tcd
IA usual. Old Gold and Silver bought and taken
in exchange
JuIy7 JIM. FREEMAN, Norfolk.
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WILLIAM REID.
GTARR,s CAMPnINE LANIps.-Afler

STARR'S CAMPHINE LAAIpS.-Atera
- fair trial of w. FL. STARR's Patent CamphInc
Lamps, ann convinced they have no superior, if
Srilliancy and economy be considered. Being anx-
ious TO afford as much light possible to the Pub
lc, have consented to act as Agent for the
ufacturer.
have received variety OF the above LAMPS,
to wit: Side, Hanging, and Parlor LAMPS, of
beautiful patterns, which will sell at the manu-
lecturers prices. In many parts of the city of
New York these Lamps have superseded the Gas
Light. (July7) WILLIAM REID, Norfolk.
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AVON THEATRE.

After which, the favoritc Dance of
CRACOV1ENE by LA PETITE BERTHA.
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PLEASU EXCURSION
TO OLD POINT AND CAPE CHARLES

TO Old PUINT AND CAFE CHARLES.
AGslssn The Steamer OSCEOLA
R-lfln will leave Norfolk touch
Pe,c:%t:S ing Portsmouth, on IVe1-
rs ne5day, July 10th at o.
clock, A. NJ, for the above places Returning will
remain all night at Old Point, and leave early the
next morning for Norfolk.
Cape Charles affords good Harbour and is APP
preached without going outside, there is fine
Sand Beach and Surf for Bathing, and Hog Fish,
Shceps Head, Crabs, &c, can be procured in aoun
dance.
Passage and Fare l.50-Gentcman and Lady
$500
The Marine Band from Washington will re in at
tendance. JAMES MITCHELL.
July III Captain.
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ORTIZ


Departed this life on w Wednesday, July, End. MA.
ny ANNE, infant of William aud Mary Aunc Port
lock, aged II mouths
Called thus early 20 her Heavenly Father she has
escaped the many troubles that flesh il heir to-
Just budding into benuty, she has been torn from
the fond embrace of her parents 10 rcposc in the
bosom of her God. Though their loss has been &C.
were, yet they would not recall her, for their loss
hae been her gain.
AVON THEATRE.
Stage Manager, MIR. j. Huutloy
Second night of the engagement of
MRS. LEWIS,
As CONSTANCE, in the LOVE CHASE
Second night Of the ci @agcmcnt of
LA PETITE BERTHA
The Celebrated Danseuse
This Evening, July lIth,
performance to commence with Sheridan Knowles
Popular Play of
L IL e LOVE CHASE
After which, the favoritc Dance of
CRACOVlENE by LA PETITE BERTHA
MEDLEY OVERTURE, by the Orchestra.
Composed by Mr.. F. Rieman.
To conclude with the laughabIe Farce of the
TWO GREGORIES.
For particulars bills of the day
Doors open at quarter before T-Curtain to rise at
quarter past O'Clock, precisely.
Prices OF Admssion-Boxes so cts-Pt IS cts
Centre Gallery 80 Gallery for colored persons
20 cts. July II
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TTHE PICTORIAL ELEMENTARY Spell.
LING BOOK; being an Improvement ON tbe
American Spelling Book, by Noah Webster. LID,
We have received supply Of the above Spelling
Book, and are prepared TO supply any orders for
the same w r. HODGES & co.
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r.. ID. I'll " Ms.
- All persons indebted to me are respectfully
invited to call and settle their bills
juno 10 T.. D. II.
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AfLEN DID PANAMAS.-Iha have Just receiv-
- ed a few of the most splendid PANAMA. HATS
osseI onered IN this place. Those who are in want
OF tne article must call soon, os thew re oine, off
'"gy,,, X BELL, High street,
'""S !" Sign Of The Panther
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II IRRARY OF CIIOIftrr nTATnINr,

/ IBRARY OF CHOICE READING
- The Age of Elizabeth, by William Bazlitt
Also, Journal OF an African Cruiser: comnris
ing sketches Of the Canarics, The Cape dc Verbs.
Liberia. Madeira, Sierra Leone and other place, Of
interest on the West Coast Of Africa, by an officer
OF the U. s. Navy. For sale by
June 20 G. HALL & CO
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GARD.-P. & A. p. HOW, Engineers Iron and
~ Brass Founders, Briggs Point, Norfolk. Arc
now prepared to contract for executing any kind of
STEAM ENGINES, AGRICULTURAL NIPPLE
MEN1S, and MACHINERY in general
Orders left at C. s. G. Reid'2, No .. Ncwton's
Wharf, or Mr.. John Nash, Corner of High and
Crawford street, Portsmouth, will be promptly at
tended to. Nav l2-6m
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To conclude with the laughabIe Farce of the
TWO GREGORIES.
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LNRUIT-ER UIT.- FITZGERALD has lust
a received and offers for sale the following arti-
cles on pleasing terms. Call and examine for
yourselves.
45 boxes French anc Cicily Lemons
80 do Oranges
so do Bunch Rasins
10 DO East India Ginger, fresh and good
20 dozen Lemon Syrup--ll boxes Rock Candy
boxes West India Preserves
10 bbls and Is bags Brazil Sugar
bales Almonds and Walnuts
10 cases Olives and Capers
20 jars Spanish Olives
case Prunes, in small Jars
so M Spanish Imported Segars
Also, constantly on hand and made to order,
Ice Cream, of various iavors--H Mineral Water
Soda Water--and Fitzgerald's Sarsaparilla Mead,
kept icy cold. July and August will be very warm
weather, then call at Fizgerald's and quench your
thirst with his celebrated Creams. Mineral and So
da Waters, and Sarsaparilla Mead.
Recollcct Fitzgerald will leave nothing undone
TO give entire satisfaction.
Main street, opposite J. w Brough's Store,
July Norfolk.
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MORE BOOKS.--We have received by the
!fl last packet, Barnes Explanatory notes on
the Epistles of st. Paul.
New Facts in Mesmcrism, The Secrcss of Ore
vost being revelations concerning the inner life OF
man, communicated by Jusmus Kcrucr. chici
Physician at Weusbery, translated from the Ger
man by Mrs Grove
John Ronge, The Holy Coat of Trevcs aud the
new German Catholic Church.
Westward Ho novel, by James +. Padding,
Harper's Pictorial Bible, No. 81
Encyclopedias of Domestic Economy No. 6,
Dictionary of Practical Medicines, part g.
Neviiles of Garretstown, tale OF t76O, No. 5,
Wandering jew, No. 10.
July9 w. II. II. HODGES s. co.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-16

TEA-The sale Of the cargo or cid Teas offered yeste..
dy, well attended and the prices obtained showed
considerable decline those obtained the previous
sale OF the same Teas.
PRoYiSIoNS-Therei is hat little ACTIVITY In the Pork
market to-day but there is fair trade demand note
sales about 700 barrels old Prime at M and 800 do new
Prime ard Mess part 10 p and l3 2s and part SUP
posed nj 10 l2t aud l3 2i lot of 100 barrels new
Prime (.our) brought IS and 100 barrels Prime Mess
/! -. Old Mess is Eomnay 70 80. In Beef there no
change. Sales so barrels Mess 20 We quote ) 25
l23 an1 IS 2t. Beef Rounds - cents per lb
Picked Meats quiet The quotations and cents
for Shoulders and Hens. with sales 100 barrels Butter
comes In rather slowly and sells 10 cents for West
Dairies Orange County Is 10 lee Cheese Is quiet
al 5; cents, with but little doing. Lard is Il - cts
from common 10 good. in barrels We sales iCU bar
res good AT -. and $50 DO, Inferior.
Buffalo Mess Pork was held AT S3. A: Sew-oreans the
demand was limited and stocks light; Mess 3 - a H.
VI g. Is % l3 so; Prime | IS a II 90. Beef was dun
at 10 10 % and 30 IS. Lard very quiet. and
strictly lrme was quoted 81 AZ St Louis there
was very little doirg III Beet The last sales were at 81
and l2 Lard brisk al y cents for ordinary TO
lrime and 81 I s! for inerior.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-16
ARRIVED.

Bark Chancellor. Bcauyais. i ds m Buenos Ayres wool
10 W " De Forest s, Co Left, ship Hamilton, Read
barks Niagara, Pearson; Moscow. simpson; John Robb
Carlton; Chief, Brown; briss Delight, Barclay; Emily
Hodcson; schr Nile, Dean.
Rig Porto Rico Co:,erell ds I'm Ponce, PR. sugar to
Mason & Thompson.
Brig Hayti Cuts from Iiayt, and logwood \
Ros,ierc 81 Co.
Brig Casilda Crahree la ds n St Crox, West End, SUI
gar To NcSInh s. Walsh.
schr High Priest Burgess, Edenton, NC. naval
Waing & son.
ocnr Mary Anna Thornton Virginia, corn.
Schr William o cooper, H1orr. Virginia. wood.
Schr Abbott Lawrence. Meeker, Boston, m4sc.
Schr Eliza, Doane Harwicg, fish,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

OFFICE TRIBUNE BUILDING.
THE LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
JUNE 1855
THREE SUPERR EMBELLISHMENTS
FOR THE June NUMBER
No 1.-THE IMMATURE
b. II E2eron. afiera Drawing b. Nc lee
No ofG-CATARACr OF PUPPANASSUN
Br J. Kennel after ". D4ni-s 2
No Iff.-FASHtONS FOR JU NJ
IN ADVANCE OF ALL RIVALS
ORIGTSAL ARTICLES
The Miniature. By Ms. Nary Dunlap.
! <eT Ys7r,s Night by Mrs.. 2 F EIls;
On Bride Learins her \-'ivs Cl.y,
Sod IS Love. b. Harriet SYmmeS
Agatha. b. O. II Mildeberg.r,
The C7pricious Lover. hv ilarY l. Lawson
The Archer by D Dsrslnw.
Tb- Heirs Choice hy Mrs. C. Cf. Morton,
Woods in sumner by t.lrza ETait,
Sranzls by tahert Sheprard
Tn second Marriage by Mrs. Ann siephe.
Tn. Eagles F:hf. by Esther Rodney.
Ont of Heart ~ Hen Ashton,
The Pastors Daughter, by Mis- Lydia J. sierson.
Fashions Tor June,
Home Department.
T-rps. 8 rau1nm saE4 No; y cents. Carrier, sup
Piled a: publishers PRICES WI II GEAHAM
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-16

SILK GOODS
NEW SPRING STYLES.
PECK, NICHOLSON j WRIGHT,
Nos l39 Pearl and 80 Beaver streets. Sew-Y York,
wo,d respectfully the of Merchants visiting
:is city to their assortment of Fancy Goods.
DRESS GOODS,
Bareges and BaIxorinss printed Jaconets and Satin
stripe Nusns compiler. Of Muslin de Laines,
Of ali styles and prices rich striped aud embroidered
Tarl.n Muslin aHeleon B.oede and satin striped
Silks.
Boche Cashmere Barege full assortment of Camreon
and Damask silk shawls rch Danak Alpaca and straail-
Ia shawls new and beautiful article together with bao Z
and cold Muslin de Lame Shawls in great variety.
RIBBONS
full assortment Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Of the newest
richest styles complete assortment Of Taif-a and sa-
tin Ribbons Also ali assortment of Millinery irfieIe'
LACES,
Enci.h snd German Thread Laces and Edgiugs s Cap
Laces large assortment trimming Laees and Laer EdsinS'
GLOVES,
Consisting of Kid the best manufacture blk ana col SIX
egyptian and Flet Gloves with large assortment oil anc5
Mitts.
s-I.c assortment of Fancy Hdas Linen Cambria Hdkfs
pope.e and spitaed dk together with great raeiy
paris Cords Gimps and Trimmings, new styles, all o
which sill be offered the louest market prTee,.
lsfuyl.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-16
MARRIED,

o.,os.Ihin Fulton Co. New-York. on the 1th inst ~
lu Wr Avmer Mr. CHAUNCEY JEROME. Ir. of New
k. rev. &C c,n 10 CAROLINE 5. daughter OF VIM. Cham
Nv u of the former place.
ees M, civ. 18Th by Rev John Power Bernard Reilly
to As"' Rev. Mr. Coe. " IL. Robinson OF Elmira. to
- i snsher of Ralph Worthngton, OF Cooperstown
i2,h by Rev Dr. An'h0n' Jules Count de Dion OF fai''
to av syracuse, LIST, Hon. willard H. Smith to Mrs Char
rot,e Johnson 49, ,,, p-,..o,
TSnss,on. 3o,h ult, George W. Nance TO Polly Ann
Ann Gsrmsntow Pa 7th Samuel Il. Capp Of SewYork
N Phebe VI. Kinl5er
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-16
SPOKEN.

Nay r. lat 80 TO- lon 20 ~. bark Endeavor IS ds I'm St
Helena for NBcdiurd.
May 10; lat sc TO- Ion ~ ship Columbus, Coffin Boston
for NOreans.
May s. lat 3, Ii NJ lon Go TO- ship Elsinorc Julius, from
New York.
May g. lat 80 &C. Ion H. bark Georgia. OF NYork, 5ds
I'm Boston for Savannah.
May L. la, II y. Ion Gs Is W. brig Pocahontas wadem
NYo:k for ST. Thomas.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-16

Leaving an available balance Of .......--.
The amount OF this OLD deb; TO he redeems
time and the lst day OF july next is...--.
Deduct the available balance above..--
And there will remain a balance OF this old
debt. without available funds now inland
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-16

NUANTED-BY respectable you.g wonin situation
" caok wash and iron chsmhsrmhid or 10 do the
fine ashIn. and IRON and has objection 20 20 10 the
cnuutrr with private amaud has the best OF cats re'-
from her last place. Please call al iG Greenwich
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-16
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

(For Commercial and Money Matters, see Las, Pdge.J
THURSDAY, p. NJ
There was very buoyant market o-day and the
passage in the Legislature of the bills in relation to the
Harlem and Erie Railroads improved the prices Of those
stocks considerably Harlem up TO IS and Eric 10
81 The tendency OF all stocks fncies well as sound
upward
The business in Exchange has been large for this
steamer unusually So and the market leaves of very firm
with moderate supply The Sterling market has been at
1924 ITO for good bills Francs 525 Amsterdam 49,
40; Hamburg S5i 35i Bremen 1ss a 70.
The receipts on the Reading Railroad for the
week ending May 10th, were Sl53O3 9S
DO. ending May 18th Observation-Disclosures. 1889 81
Do. DO 18th, Observation-Disclosures. GIG l9
The tonnage 1872 this year. against i2i last year,
and ?Os the year before The OF receipts is equal
to 81 per cent, and the tonnage 10 e. per cent.
The receipts on the Harlem Road for the past
four months, showa favorable situation of the business OF
the company. The table Below gives the earnings
pared with the months OF last year, 1t is stated that
subscription of s2OO,oO0 has been offered for the new
road. and probably there will be little difficulty In getting
The requisite subscriptions. Should the extension be COM
le:ed 1t will add largcl TO the value OF the road.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-16
NEW LARGE STORE.

NEW LAIIGE 81 OfE
III Spring-st. corner of Sullivan.
CUTTON < co. having greatly enlarged their store and In
~ creased their stock selling DRY GOODS at prices
never heard of before They have on hand
Shirngs and Sheetings manufacturer prices
Calcoe, superior quality ut 3D. 81, si lOd Is and Is 3D.
alousselne DE LANES, from l. % to 5s.
Gnghams Lawns, BalzoriRes. Bnreges, &c. very low.
Silks for Long Sawls and Dresses Of superior stye and
chenp
Ribbons the newest styles and the cheapes, in the city
Apacas and bombaznes OF superb quality al the lowest
price with large Of other styles, Just from auction
and 20 be sold decidedly cheap.
AIllIners supplied ut wholesale prices. ap2l i,tf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-16

!4Fwfs BENTON, stcfetaTy.
The Nautilus imutua Insurance CompaGy will trans
act the business ri Lie Insurance n t" SAM oio mtl6
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-16

r.When the Plague appears who is not appalled, Each
one Breathe lest he should nhale the poison but in
New.i ok worse than plague has shown its hydra hea
and who will avoid i in the counterfeit of DALLElS
MAGiCAL PAIN EATRACTOR This compound o,
bastard imitation truly cusee may BE- the forfeit
oftls unfortunate deceived QUE
Reader oil the yacabopd who counterets the
ar;ice and seeks palm off the by holding out
false lights deceive the community There arti-
ce market, which rut up red and blue wrap
pe with The printed signature OF Henry Daley and that OF
Comsock 60 pruprietots the wrapper of each box
Beware article it cOunerieitthers genuine
without the written (no prined) signature Of H. Daley,
ihs wfsppe Of each box, 40 reversed colored ink
The Depn for the sale of Daeys Magical Pain Extractor
1923 FULTONsreet tSun Bsildng,) \. Y. where al
orders should be addressed II DALEY care Of Ansel
Frost myl6 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-16
DIED

n, wednesday evening, the I4th inst. Mr.. BERNARD
GRAHAM, OF the firm Of 7. Harmony's Nephews Co.
& friends and those Of the family respectfully re-
.d TO attend his funeral Friday afternoon at four
,s from his late residence 70 Greenwich ST. without
nn Wednesday l4th inst. IL O'Clock, VI. Of consump
ton. JEREMIAH second son Of William 5. and Eliza
rnne,y IN the 18th year Of has age
eoas and those o; his father aud brothers, are,
n ,se teachers and monitors of the public schools re-
lIv invited 10 attend his lunera tins (Frday after
on AT half pas, o'clock from his late residence No ~
Te brookyn. on he l2th inst wM PRENDERGAsT,
ESD aged IS wears.
urs + Pla on the passage from Georgetown. 5. C. TO New
York. o.,.-,., 20 ,,..,. ,.;,o,~ .,
Reni Ron,aine. 90.
A. Kickapoc, Ill. 3D. Mrs. Eliza Ann Cox % of this city
4, kingston y Y. 18th. Hon Nicholas ScSes, 10.
Az Auburn. 2lst nit Robori Cook. 80.
Al Nashville, Ky. Thaddeus Benedict formerly OF Au-
V Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-16
cT3IT5o 66

This is larger by SlG3i15 Is than the whole SUR
plus of the Canal Revenues of the last over and above
the payments charged upon them independently OF
any payment the Sinking Fund ard those revenues for
the last year largely exceeded any former example
AT Mobile Exchange England is now quoted
per cent prem; NewYoIk Bills q, 90 DAYS i u dis;
and checks par; the latter improvement of fully per
since Friday Frcishts-hcre have been six charte
for foreign pors (a Americana and one or two ceastwse
since last report OF these four for Liverpool and for
Glasgow, all Mt 7Gi for Iavre at &c, and ship for
SewYork. Masters Of diseu.aged vessels asking
advance.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
Northern Bank OF Kentucky held Monday last
The exhbi, made OF the condition Of the Bank entire
satisfaction The following gentlemen elected Direc-
tors ensuing year John Tiord. Benz Gratz F. X.
Hunt Richard Higgins J. W. Cochran, Edw Manchester,
and A. r. Skman. II. T. Duncan and NJ c. johnson are
the part OF the State. John Tford Esq
unanimously reelected President.
The bills of the Bank of Wooster are redeemed
this city by Messrs winsow and Perkins, at yer
cent discount which Is half per cent less than the
Of exchange.