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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Ships Waterloo. Allen, Liverpool, Kermit Warsaw
Schneider Orleans eager & Mailer; Wes;phalia,
Vessels Europe Oelrchs & Kruger Catherine. Crane,
Charleston, G Sutton; Metoka, McLawn, Orleans,
Stanton e. Frost
Barks Superior. Allen. Mobile. Taylor Merrill Peter
Demil Lewis Savannah. r NJ Demill.
Briggs Savannah, Hawey. Savannah Sturees & Clear.
man; Cordelia Hatch, ST Thomas, Southinsyd Son.
Julia Cary. Denney Rio dc Janero, Mason & Thomp'
son; Francis Cobb, Berlin. 5 w Lewis.
Schrs Lowry, Bedell, Norfolk, Sturgcs Chairman;
Marvin, Smith, Washington Patrick Henry. Chester.
Richmond Allen & Paxson; Gold Hunter, Mansfield N
Haven.
Sloop Tecumseh, Ash. Providence.
Steamer Galveston Wright, N Orleans.
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V,O ARCHITECTS, Boss Masors, and gentlemen
i engaged IN building, &c.-JOHS CARNEY, nodeIer
ornamental plaster and scag.ola marble manufacturer $50
Broadway, N5!o's THEATRE Is prepared
plaster onseas Of every description homework in gem
era II s superior and workrlarllke manner, uru
usy moderate. without additional charge FOR modelling
whsie7er lh- design may BE. Gentlemen getting their
houses finished IN The eeaun! styles 81 present adopted
sui, their interest by giving J. e. is. Architects
designs carefully executed Modelling for The trade done
and plaster ornaments furnished reasonable Or
ders from the country punctuai!y attended AGbaster
and Malice stoae ornaments repaired ind made equal
new. NJ Sicod'
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PERSPECTIVE DRAWING.

TYNHE MISSES HOLMAN ( NUKWUUD Respectfully
to the ladies' and gentlemen OF Newly ork and
vicinity they prepared to give instruction IN Per
spectve Drawing. M6nochromatic Painting in room No
a. Luarge Building 89 Broadway It is style quite new
acqireds enable sketch landscapes
correctly roia and finish picture IL tenth
OF the lime usually devoted 10 p-ncing ard water coors.
Room open Tor visitors from A NJ. z. Nj. Circulars
stating terms and giving references to be had az their room
nj d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11
DISASTERS

The schr Cs.harine Wilcox, from Connecticut River
went ashore on Sunday on the Gr:dron in Hurgate
having no pilot on board
The schs Juliet Boston from Philadelphia shipped
sea on Wednesday last off Fire Island, during gale
from SW which swept decks, and carried away 20 tons
Rsrk Emma Isadora, Boston. from Malaga, had
we're weather the passage, and the sh u shipped
several seas carried away stern boat man raj and ou'
warks broke several srancheons, &c.
Quebec Nov 3.-An easterly gale commenced here
Yesterday evening and 10 this afternoon has not much
abaied Barss Amiiy and Neptune which sailed yesfer,
5sr both returned 10 port this forenoon with loss OF
their anchors There large fleet OF schrs ana DAT
,esnx al the st Paul Msrke, Whaes and opposite the
wood yard 81 Rochs the greatest part OF wieh nave re-
ceived considerable damage Of them completely
fraken mn The schrs True Friend, Industry, marie
ygiIante md two or three Others have been dfiven
ashore opposite Munns Wharf. 81 Rochs, and have ~
ceived damage. The stesmer focahonias, arrived T-'
the ssuenaS Ibis forenoon reports Brtoas Queen
coming up 10 Quebec water logged, having struck 'he
ground in coming out Of the river sasueuay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

pY ORDER OF Hon William Parmeiee, Recorder OF
- the City OF Albany noce Is hereby given that En- attach
has issued against the estate Of Thomas as
NONRESIDENT debtor, and that the VIII be sold for the
payment of us debts unless he appear and discharge such
attachment according 10 law within nine months from The
publication OF this notice; and thai the payment OF any
debts cue To aim By residents of this State and the delivery
10 him OF for any property within this State belong
him. and the transfer OF any such property By MN are
forbidden BIZ law and void Dated Albany June -, 1915.
DEAN NEWLAND,
i.1- iswopr AuDrnies for attaching creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11
by ORDER Of the Honorable Frederic A Tallmadg e

pY ORDER Of the Honorable Frederic A Ta!lmadge
ID Recorder OF The City of Newfork notice Is hereby CIV
- pursuant the provisions OF The statute snlhorsng a.
,acens against nonresident debtors, tai al attachment
has issued against Inc estate OF UEOhUt. LOCh"oOD
payment OF his debts, unless he appear and dis
charge such attachment according 20 law within nine months
from The publication OF tins notice; and ta. the payment
Of any debts him by residents OF tins State and The
delivery him for his OF any property within TINS
Stale belonging him. and the transfer OF any such proper
y by forbidden by law and yodDeiet The 18th
cgy OF April, lois. HARVEY A. WEED,
400 islyqnr in uroprla persona Cre-dliOr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

PURSUANT TO ar order OF " d. BoSEsTEEL, Surro
gate OF Duchess County Notice hereby gwen ha; a.:
persons having claims against The Of Townsend Way
iac vi the of Fshs ia said county, deceased are
required exhibit the with the vouchers thereof 10
Russell Dart his place of business the City OF New
York. No rs Maitenlane, before the ls day OF May
next default thereof ter claims viii be debarred arC
precluded from paymentby William 5. Camp, Executor &c
Dated this 2ih day oil October, lSi5
WILLIAM s. CAMP, Executor OF said estate.
ol9 Law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11
ROBERT II. MORRIS. p. VI
TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE,

TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE,
A SURE PROTECTION against the Diurious effects OF
ad is offered by the subscribers 81 The ste price
al which common lead pipe can be purchased AL pipes
sold by them are stamped Low5ers Patent III r!aied
Pi2e, and are warranted perfect II every respect
On hanc and constantly manufacturing all sizes and
weight ron or TO ~ ibs Pc! foot, and OF sizes from
10 ilnch-s n cbre and sc made say length required
sni2 SIN Low Der & LIE ROY. FL W-stsi
DEACH ORCHARD COAL.-The subscribers are
constantly receiving Pesch Orchard Coal OF the VARIOUS
rzes Broken, Egg Stoce and Nut which they viii sci.
either from boats or the yards, the lowest rarse! prices
nS w. T. TRuSLOW, 30 Cherry-s:- 10 Mulberry
COALS-Ih have a, my Yard, go Eizabetl-st and cor
Sn-r HaHinersly and Bedford, Peach Orchard Red
Ash Coal 81 low prices viz S. 80 for broken, egg and
stove large nGi IS 81 Lehigh egg and stove s. - per
ton screered and delivered. Also Liverpool Boss5urg
&c. Orders received al the Ya-ds.
OILS I'm JACOB WEEKS
I KHiGH STONE CUAL.-Ths osy discharg1ng
hes, qualify L-high Stone Coal which VIII sell nj the
loves, market price W. T. TRUSLOW,
oi2 90 Chsrry-.t and l7n Mlhertv-sL
DEACH ORCHARD COAL.-The subscribers are
This dhy disehargng cargo OF best Peach Orchard bro
Ken aud egg Coal which they wil deliver al 30 cents per
lou less tiIany YARD prices W.T. TRUSTON,
Mo 200 Chcrry.s,. nad 20 Mu.berryst-
VICTORIA. COLUMBIA, MonLeur. Franklin and
Mount Vernon Pig ITon. for sa!e by
OF JAS. n 0LNEY, n Westsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11
HOT AIR FuRMACE.

WALKERS Pa.-nt improved Hot Air Furnaces, for
~ heating Dwellings, Stores Churches &c-These Fur
will heat economically and efficiently; the air he
apartments viii be pure Gnd healthy Tree dryness duet
cas
They put up ander The personal supervision Of Mr.
Wslker, the Paieniee, and hitherto given entire ials
tscon and in all warranted to perform well.
Reference: ~ w. Taylor, Esc Governor New-York Hcp
pta; Dir. Charles Starr Superintendent DO; Edward Be.
nent Esq AZ Wail-st c. D. Rhodes ESQ 10 Pearl-sreet
DIR. Thomas McE.rath, l54 Nassau, &c.
anatf GEO WAiKER 2l2 nrnndya
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.rvsEr,Asp ~ rS,prNt az sese'A' APPOINTMENT.
Ms {..i - " FnftAcr ena.ied, = =
AMI n, ADVERTISEMENTS rado gc: the orders OF Tho Post
General IN newspaper newspapers, cI letters
nr,n ku IN any Post odcc shall hc Inserted tho paper
~, Nalrre tOc place whrtc the othco advertising
NAV hr Situa,c, Asrtsc az '.,fG'et eircAiif'os.
NsN p.,! OtSsS air. ,NiSJcf hrfeh j, lsiS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

The wind. during Sunday night and Monday has been
blowing perfect gale from The NV Inward bound
vessels which on the previous to the blow
must have been driven off
The ship Cotton Planter hence. arrived at Mobile in 81
dsys the ship Shakespeare, Rose arrived at Orleans
from York Short of9 days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11
INSURANCE.

NFFICE OF the CRoTON INSURANCE COMPANY,
" No. s. Wal-s,. adjoining the Mechanics Bank IN the
City OF New Yots.-ThIs Company icst ny ue recent t
them exceed $4,000 They continue 10 insure MsTino and
''' '''A' TRUSTEES
JANE. Harper, Loring Andrews. Robert Lane;
Edward Richard Joseph Nones John Glichrist,
James Phaler, Leonart Appeby, jas II S4ydam
5. A. Lawrence, Asa Crosby. John + Lasaa
Edwin X. TrsMain, John J, Hernck Sainl sherwood,
Silas NJ Cranaal. Abraham Van Nest, James Cook
John Breasted, Wm CoZLcns Elias / A1rcn,
James Cruiashgn5, Herman Gould, Geo w nhKer,
j. LeanGer Starr, Theo Meyer. Thos. Monatsn,
Charles Vose, Cyrus Chenery George PaSn,
Zadock Pratt Lawrence Hill. VIM Burgoyue,
Geo C De Kay, VIM II Townsend.
'''0 ',0'' SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE, President
JOSEPH B. MONIES, Vice.presidenl
NICHOLAS CARROLL. Secretary.
Also Inspector for Llovd's" for the Port of New-YoFk
N7IitE INSURANCE .-rhe Mutual Insurance Com
pany o.! the City of New York, Office No. o. formerly
No 81 WastThe Directors have the satisfaction to IN,
form the public that all claims this Company occasoned
by The late disastrous hTe ana al DINER claims, nave pen
adjusted and paid in full and they deem II proper 10 add
that although their have bean somewhat impaired by
the late o.ses the Company have sui securely invested
THOUSAND DOLLARS
This Company continue TO insure ngnins loss or damage
by ire favorable terms similar Institutions IN this
The Company commenced business in 1857, the ED
Manual System, and continued Il up The year 1909, when
the Mutual plan abandoned and charter Obtained,
retaining the original but Inappropriate the 6Gsi-
OF the Company since that period has been based on An
INVESTED CAPITAL divided into shares OF nifty dollars each
BY order. GEORGE IRELAND, PrcsidenL
A. &. MCDoNALp, Secretary.
Ney-Yurk, OctoDer 2iih. !8i5. $50 u cod
fpNit MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Company
OF New York. 20 Wail-st-Ths Institution during The
month OF October issued eghty-tour policies.
To Merchants and Trsders.56 To Physicians.
TIC Manufacturers. TO Iawyers......
To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2To Farmers.
To Commercial! Agents.. 3To Mechanics.
To Clerks......... ITO Secretaries OF ns. Cos.
To Teachers. TO Cashiers of Banss.....
To Artist............... TO Teers OF BaDks-.....
To Buclvrs ............ ITO Officers oi U. ;. Army.
To Cartulen. 2To Genteren..-..
To Shpmasers. 2fo Lades.... ..........
To Receiver Of Tgxes.....
To Clergymen. 81 Lives Insured Si
MORRIS ROBINSON. President
SAM'L HAsNAY, Secretary.
Mn.urR Post, NJ d. 81 Broadway, Physician. nj I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

NUTICE Is hereby given, thai a Writ OF Attachmenl
against the goods and cha;tels, rights and credits mo
MES and effects lands and tenement, ofDavid Morre! DO
ratio MoueL Daniel Morrel partners trading IN The
OF Morre Co." absent debtors, for the sum OF
twenty thousand dollars plea OF Tres pass on tue Case
upon PROMISES al the suit of Thomas and James
Garner partners. traGlng the OF Garner & Co."
was issued the Circuit COu. OF the County " Middle
sex IN The State of Jersey reurnable The Term Of
August IN the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred and forty
N BOORAEM. Clerk.
RocrRs aw.In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

ARRIVED.
Ship Charleston. Brown, DIS I'm Charleston cotton,
DC. to Buckley.
schr Commerce Johnson, I'm Philadelphia, coal, to
master.
Sehr Monitor Bcssy, Warehaua. nails, &c.
sehr Alice Ellis, ROT. Virginia, oysters.
ScAr Victory. Penteld Alexandria -four, &c.
Schr TargenI Spearc, Quincy. Mass, granite.
Schr Compliance, Kelly, Boston, mdse.
Schr Premium Nckerson Boston, plaster, for Albany.
Schr Lavinia, Nickcrson, Boston, mdse. for Albany
Schr Marshall. Boston mdse
Schr Superior Clarke, Westport onions and potatoes
Schr Cathsrine, Wilcox. Connecticut;
Sloan Helen FIN ReI6,ri oil;
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MEMORANDA.

The ships Baltimore and Goodwin both I'm Hayre are
at anchor on the Bar. Wind I'm NV, blowing gale
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SAML r. GRuMMERg, CIR Oh law6v

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that VIII 'of Attachment
against the goods ard cba;tels rights and credits,
moneys and effects, lands and tenemens OF Dagd Morre,
all aDsent debtor OF thousand dollars IN
plea OF Tepass the Case upon promises ct the suit Of
Charles A. Bulkley, Ben Graham and Richard Hasuck,
unor partners trading under the and rm OF Bulk
lev Graham < Co" was issued OF the Circuit Court OF
the County OF Mddesex in the State Of Jersey, re-
turnsbe 10 the Term August, the year OF our Lord
hieen hundred and forty i've and has been duly served
hv the Sheriff OF said County. n. BOCRAEM, Clerk.
JoHS VAS DYKE. Attorney. So law3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

sTOYES, Brass and Iron Railing, Ac-The subscribers
- would inform ter friends and the public general that
they have commenced manufacturing Stoves old
tah!ished No rs. Water.si where will be found
great variety consisting in part OF the following:
The Economist and knickerbocker Cooking Stoves for
coal wood The patterns Tor those Stoves being new
Will be found to fl much closer than the ordinary Stove and
they warranted TO bake well.
Davys Air Tight Cooking Stove, for wood or coal will
be found 10 combine advantages than any other yet
constructed having the IRE chamber elevated enabling The
10 extend the whole size vi the bottom OF the Stove
ana warranted ~ baAe well Persons about purchase
would do vel TO examine this Stove there is
esI families purchasing.
Doctor JerAss celebrated Potent Premium Palora and Hall
Stove.
Radiator and Single Cylinder Stoves and Baaes. Air
Tight and Office Stoves One and hole Furnaces Hat
ters' and Taors Stoves Stove Pipe and Elbows. Toge
Their win general assortment OF Brass and Iron Railing
Brass Onamenls Mica, Zinc Cylinder Brick, Deck Irons
&c.Gc-
Al! Of which will Will be sold wholesale and retail
lowest prices al 3 Wsler-sL between BeeAman-sL and
PecG slip. MPHERSEN & GUEST.
New York August 10, i2I5 Iulg -odjIu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

e. ALAMASDER FIRE-PKOUF Sai-s.-Eolc.
~ and Caution Ii hereby gwen the public, and in par
ocular A. C. Hobbs End {. J. Gaylor, ali safes
made by them, and by Crande Rich. and .o!d by or
any OF their Saamander Safes, infringe
ment sIt copied from the patent granted D. Fzgere.d
which paieni YVES assigned my brother Eno and by hIn
sold to
Suits have been commenced against the above persons for
th-lr infringement OF said patent and ll be against a
who make sell such Safes the Ssamander Sales are
patented and cannot De lawfully made sold or used with
out license from
s. c. Herring l39 Waer-st the only person authorized
in Inc State OF NewYors, Manufacture and sell Wilder,
Patent Ssamaader Sale. Mf. Herring keeps general As,
sortmeut OF The genuine SslaElaEcel Safes on bard
10 OF b. g. WILDER
~ TAPSCDTT'S General Emigration Office IS
ETEE Souh-stre-t, MsiGsn-aae. Agents for the
-.7<- New Line Of Liverpool Packets" &c-The sub
scrbers reminding their flqnds will continue
under the superintendent Of Mf. VIM Tapsco 10 Liver
pool! 10 make arrangements with persons residing The
United States Canada TO bring their friends the Old
country New-Yorx, Boston Baltimore Philadelphia
Orleans Quebec, ST Johns, would inform them
the principles which their business has been
ductec, VII! be continued through !2io Mr. w Tspscou
Go~ well known 10 very great number who have been
despatched for this country under his direcLon,) will
usual attend with pnncIusy, Tie eGbarkhon OF every per-
sou whose passage mas be aged for The New Line os
LIyerpoo! Packets VIZ:
QUEEN OF THE WEST, i2.OtoGs. RosCluS, 100 tons.
LIVERPOOL, 1850 StDDONS, 1000
HOTTiNGUER, 1000 GARRiCk,lOOO 81
ROCHESTER, 1880 SHERIDAN 1859
The St George Line OF Liverpool Packets or the Union
Line OF Liverpool! ackets. Every information will giycn
by making personal application the Office, b. letter
tpost.paidl addressed 10 W. II J. T. Ia. SCOTT
Is Soati-st corner M.iden-lane, Nsw-YufA
Orlo WM TAPSCOTT, or
GEO. RIPPARD ( SON. 20 walx!0o Road. ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

uUBBARD'S PAPERS-BuRNAP& BABCOCK,
Al No IS John-sree offer for sale full assortment OF
Papers manufactured by the Aessis. Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers, blue aud white Imperial, Super Royal,
Royal, Medium, Denny and Flat Cap.
Bank Folio Post, Bank Quarto Post Exchange Csp.
Extra super Cut Cap, ruled and plain.
Letter Paper, ruled and PLAIN iu. assortment
Packet Post Super aad Extra Super.
Tinted Plate Paper Coloted lniperlals.
Coiored Royals, thick AID Tim
Do. Medium, do. Co.
Do. Double Cap for copy books
Fine Glazed Coored Mediums, Royals &c 4c.
g. l. b have also on hand very extensive Of
Writing Papers, Book aud News Printing Papers Plate
Papers, Hardware and Wrapping Papers They also
roe agents OF the genuine Patent EGyeIOp Paper.
Printing Paper Of any size and qualify made order
fhou nouce y2 o-yrod
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: ,,y--ps > FOE HUDSON AND INTERIM

C~sss FOR HUDSON md lNTEKNE.
u tsr-,sl aDiATE LANDNGS.-1he steamer HUD'
SON in place OF the Wesicheser, (tEe only
5on. hat lands oclock Captain William H. MELLEs,
viii leave The foot OF Cedarsireet tbs ensuing season
every Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday, at O'Clock, z
II. connecting Hudson with tho iiudsor and Berkshire
Railroad he which leave the ARRIVAL Of the boat
Returning the boat Hudson Tuesday, Thursday
aud Sunday o'clock F. NJ on the arrival OF tho cars
touching both ways the intermediate landings. fcf
freight or passage, apply on board or 10
j. l.. KNAPP l. SON. lGl West ST.
Ths has put pete order, witha new hoa
and ugne and III additional number Of state rooms and
Will found pleasant aud comfortable boat ss any %
lie river The boat tows no bnrges.
r-h.s ho,t IN uoyy ready 10 receive freight ieI2u
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t,6,rinI.
OitrlrI.
LIST OF LETTERS.

,,.n N ind. ,t,ncNt ~ .eselAL ArrelNrMnNr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

U%aD K. CARPENTER * CO.'S Line Tor
. -tl.s.---i SNewburgh-T new barge So PERlOR,
a1'fSaH-s61r1-h Capt CHARLES HALsTEAD will leave the
foot of Warren-s every Tuesday and Friday afternoon al
a. ock-and returning, will leave Newburgh every Wed.
ueshRy and Saturday afternoon nj O'Clock.
The above barge fitted up with staterooms, large snd
commodsuu. CABINS md passengers VIII hnd very plea
san. way OF MAILING the passage
Freight taken Ut the lowest rates.
All baggage PACKAGES parcels OF goods money must be
OF the thereof, unless entered upon Tue
.,,oL. ~ tl. hnst mr. re,siDl,d for sl9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

p. NEVNN-FVI
s-A-Ise-.ts Albany and Troy and irtermsdlsS places
7ssrsrN2aso'SA Tne low pressure steamboat TROY Cspt
4 Go,hn will leave Ncw-YorA from p.or At the foot Of
Hary =, AT ucloc A. n. every Tuesday, Thursday aud
Sunday Returning will leave Troy o'clock, A.
and Ahany nj o'clock A. NJ. every Monday "Wednesday
and Friday.
leaves NtDs-Yorn O'Clock, y. al. Monday, "Wednesday
ana Friday aud Troy o'clock, a. NJ Albany al O'Clock
A. NJ Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
For passage freight nppy bomd the boat, or 10 T.
e. HALL n tn 0I.e on The wharf. foot Of SsrcavsL zig
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mo THOsE NYnO YALrE !heir lves IaoEe thaI

no THOsE WHO VALUE Their IVES iao'e tan
l. - cen;S--How Isany uier- are suffering With
Colds and Coughs tho rs foundation of Consumption Who
II they look 6acx VII nd lha u originated from ~ Ct Feei
To such Others That are posed wet weather and
muddy streets would recommend them 70 -y 6ox OF
IAomYf0ns Prsrsiiun H:er Froot ComPoEsiSH which vii
pos lively make your boots and shoes waterproof and IS
equally good Tor hose, csrTiase-top- harness, &c
And 10 ilos- thai Ike every gentleman doesj Clean
and brilliant polished boot, would recommend them 10
Try box OF IhOnPsoA'E Premium Baci;Hg.
AGESrs--C C. Mason, I6 SouihsL T DsYiGs, Joa-
ST. l. c. Carter * Co. ia PeAr-s-
nj Ssaw5R DEPOT 16I sOUTH-sT. N. Y.
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Real Gstate.

- (T,TSPV TIOUSES TO lei Mt Chelses, between
t. Tvr.nry.sfh and Twenty. sixth SIS EeHt eI5J Per
- annum Apply coraer 25h-sL and 'th-aFsnus' 10 a.
DE KAY or to Il. GOODMAN, Sc Cedar-s- ~ III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

~ Orleans Lne-Frst Packet with despaich-TInas sp.
csss fast sailing packet ship JAMES n; s"Th ,
HARD Redman, master WI positively sail "a n..,es.
accommodations Tor csbin III cabin and sieefas PEI.
gers unsurpassed by any otter vessel IN p' ,nic,.
Intending To cnb ark shoUld nase igael,G
ton on board, Pne-st. wharf, or TO jOSErh pc o,S -
oS corner c{ Pine ard soeA ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

. sIT~S AEXCUKSIONs.-The steamboat ~ ~.
SruAL SAFETY can be chartered 70, g
cursonB, on reasonable terms, by appG-r
TO ;he Captain board, or 10 A. II. SCHULTZ
ar/1H DusE- anf W-s'-
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- ,.is,Y.Yris,A ALBANY Is TROY

Sor,cE-The evening line for Albany and Troy will posi-
lively not receive any freight on board tie boats after ST
,'rsn,z lt"'