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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16
EC assss.ss.ssa SEw-yoRK AND HARLEM

- ySY~~yr~RAiLROAD CO.-Ssmmer dr7r-st-
sa>Hti On and after Monday, April ltA
inst the Care viii run follows VIZ Leave City Hal for
Yorkyiile Harlem ard 1cusisas nj 6, 7, 9, O. l0AN,
|, g. $50, S. z. NJ
Leave Guy III! Tor FOriham Williams Bridge, 5S
7, 10 A Il ,, $50, r 81
Leave City Hall for White Plains, 7, 1OA N; 2 SPIN
Leave Morrisans and Harlem for CITY Hall 7JU To-
II 4. NJ. ?, 81, s. so, ., 7 Pm
Leave Williams Bridge for City HALT, : ~. lao A. n;
go ), $40, us T. II.
Leave While Plains FOR City Hal no. l0ioAM 2D
5l0P NJ
The frelgal tran will leave White Plains al A ~ and The
City Hal 81 l.f5 .. NJ fJr ths present
UISTANlks AND aArEs OF TARE
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XVILLIAMs,s DoabIe Rsaaed c.mpaene BarnLl

WILLfAM>'S Double Refined Csmpnene. Burning
w fluid and Spirit Gas Spirits OF Turpenune. Recr
fed Spirits OF Tgrpeutne. Alcohol, OF very nigh
proof White kOsin for soapmaksrs and druggists For
sale BY w. WILLIAMS, No. = Waier-st
CerflhcateAt the request OF Mr. W. Williams have
amined specimen Of ls recthed Camphene from spirits
OF urpenlinel with the follow results lst- circular
wick lamp burning al cost OF about hour gave
a sht equal 10 lOspcrm candles end burned
hours about every other evening for weeks without
trimming the wick ana yet could perceive dminuf0n
the quaruty Of light although the wick for the whole
constantly exposed the air. Sfd An unrecufed sp
oi,urpenune though looking bright pure water
bsckened or summed the wick In few minutes proving
that less injurious IL held In solution
ned article and therefore where pure spr of turpe
tine needed for manufacturing purposes should consider
Mr. Williams recsihed rs decidedly superior 20 scoumon
article. while u costs but few per gallon than
common spirits an. Mr. Wilnsm-s Campheue when
burned IN u suitable lamp. produces most brilliant night j.
free from unpleasant odor and with proper by
means liable 10 explosion accident have myself
blazing pine knot repeatedly dropped iii0 qr u Cam
phene and instead Of setting hrr the CAmphere. the
flame OF the blazing knot was imreiiae.y extinguish-d
New-Nork jay Is. 1875. GEO. L. SCHAEFFER
made my instance. and from know ed ~ "
tdence 10 their results. therefore recommend he prepar
alton OF Mr. W auns a. a. economical source OF b~ liant
hight and preferable spirit Of trpenaue Ia tie uses IN
the % which lheg are both applicable.
Newly ork July Is. ls+h JAMES RENWlCk.
We witnessed similar peTme-t. 10 lie above and could
read comfortably dsance u I'VE 10 iel from il-
hgh. Of our lamp
BF BOWERS NJ. D. ia Bleerker-sL
/. SUNpAM. Pncs'i Of cltahle lnsaIalc- Co
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AgoTHE0ARIEs HALL, % oATAERINE.sT

EsLAllsl-- ltfL
IL MEDICINES IN .h.. e-iahl meri warranted gea
Il urr No boys % Inexperienced young z-n are esr
allowed ID VA On customers. tn fines. swedish Leechei
Tor sac W :. ~ - an experienced p-r-on-
WN. WATSON. Chrrnisi aid Pnzrmaceu1sL
slo 5m-,d' From A Gardens. 81 ONfofd-.l London
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Glasses of ladies and Misses of VARIOUS grades In wusi
ca sady-both IN Soegge and Vocaizauonare taught IN
the morning and afternoon. The ior Ladies' and Gen
einen IN the evenngoue Of which classes Is now stud
ing the Opera Linda ID ChamoniN," by Dcnizeiit
The Piano Fore and singing i nghI ~ private Lessons
either al The school or the pupils residence % Inn
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TO MILITIA OFFICERS

'TNO MILITIA OFFlCEKS.-for sale complete
Il Uniform. consisting Ct Cap and Plume, Coat, Pa1a-
looms. sash L. sword L. ; Cro.s Belt and ~ Pisie
The above articles have Only been SIX tines They
can De Berusm Whites Tsilofng Establishment.
li's Grad-st one door ives, Of Broadway. ol5Sy-
TOBACCO CUTTING MACHINE-New ard
Rochester bui.i-for sale a very low price Inquire
No ~ MUdsn.!a1e OILS 81.
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MACHINERY NOTICE

mAO64NkdI NOIlCE.
NACHlSkhf VI every DESCRIPTION VII be made "
AVA der ~ ne subscribers upon favorable
be - procured from any Mshne Shop in the country.
plcar1 may BE- made 10 James W-ekss, ESQ - Joan
NeyFOrk. 20 The subscribers NewbQrgh. Orar
n Y. JAMES y sTARRETT 4 co sSim-
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUsTRY-Coa Hod,
H and SbOv-- see. and brAss Stoyels, Tougs POx-rs
snOFe! and E0ag Stands, Ol The latest patti n Blower
stands I1orells Stands. Also manufactures Steel and
Copper Plates FOR EnaEcrs warranted eQuz 20 any hat
are made large stock Of The shove always on hand for
sac wholesale anc retail, al ~ and y Plarsl BY
OIL I'm. j. BRUCE.
TO MILLlNEks.-l5AACKs 4 RANSOM rs
Johnst have The moot extensive assortment OF Rib
oons sks and seve 10 BE- found 10 any one house 10 h.
ely, aud viii sci em lower. Cal and examine for your
svss Alec, the PsrsAn SUI, lEd Tuscan Bonnet SO Im
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Board Tuition Washing and ighs-.he pupil furnishing
his bed bedding and napkins $40
Spanish French. Painting, Embroidery and Music on the
Piano, al the usual rates.
Persons wishing for Circulars interview with Mr. T.
may leave their names address with Blake. D. D.
~ fuon-s n Y Circulars may also be ohisned al Office
The Tribune loo 4t2aw-l WILLIAM PARKER
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b NOTICE---A BaRt.ttN.---A COZ NrKf
n SEAT AND FARM FOR SALE-nesT the vlsEs u

Ml srsai AM FNhN rNN s.NbA U.s. - ~
- SOuerv ie Somerset Co, New Jersey. SAID ram
consists vi - Of Land = Of which ~ Cd T1s
Buildings AL NEW suj bulk within yesrs-holse
and Barn both b.iby days work and 81 he besl msserA
The House built 10 the cOrrssE STYLE g. by 50 feet frol
hA through the centre pafOrs finished with marble mAns
piazza 81 feet front slu = 'ecI down each siie-ogeif
,he rear and Cellar under ths VINO ~ ihe main hu q.
inE wh pantres ana AL IA. .cd through "a Pc best mann
The Barn s s0 feet long and painted Lite Carriage hos-
lceNouse &c. Also great variety ~ fkt II Of = ~
srnpiions-,o gether with qusnliiy OF >nrlbhery
The premises lie within four hgndrsi yards ofa Country
Sea- and about quarter % mile 81 ihe Railroad Tue
place about hours and sf from .hs Gty. For i-
psrcu inquire OF the subscriber ard proprietor oft-
aAroSAL HorFi. No. Cortsnd-. -, Neyv-f ora
ui.lg IHAs. N1kOFf
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49,, FOR LONG URANCU. OCHAN

EzA.N.s.iN House, Run-on, Esion Town, Shrewsbury
ent Nsnssqusn.-The new and elegant low
pressure steamer EDWIN LEWIS. Capt Corlie. viii
lesv. Catherine Market follows teaching III Pier No
Fast River gong and returning
LEAVES NEw-YOxx. LEAVES E.ros Tows
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= LOTS ON SEVENTH AvENu 4 and 7

H:s ty0urth to Twentysixh slreet. 20 lease. Eligible
building lots for al purpcses-On high grOund-t"o
age routes sna with CrosOn water introduced To lease
or long or short erns Al low rents Apply 10 K GOOD
NAN. Attorney Al Law. Commissioners for New JerssJ,
Dhio Sc e8 Cedar street lyl7Sm'
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Rfal estate.
= TO THE PUBLIC-rHE BALL ROOM ., i = ,i The

- TO THE PUBLIC-THE BALL Room n ne
Shakespeare Hotel now niiinx ny and wA De 70 ON
pleie order BY he trst n October. Persons ~l-hhs
get up Society Miizry Balls airy other r-q
parties wishing 10 themselves during ne winter ~
scrber IS -y Be pleased VIII lhelosiion, wheh
cannot Be surpassed by any other room Of rs sz- 10 Inc
The Room VIII also be let through the any
specsbls teacher Of dancing, who get school To
such the room viii Be ct low.
Also q splendid Room suitable for Lodges with AL -
fixtures which can BE- put IN operation with very little en-
e {. attached TO the sane building room suitable for
holding two Bliara Tables The shove room Will be let
low 10 good tenants
OF business viii please cal and see Tor themselves
The business OF Boarding Will be continued as usual Al 81
per day and By The week and TO permanent a. pr
Ger {, sulI the patrons OF The house
L IS in .s / :" Ms. THREsHER-
- THE SUBSCRIBER being engaged A. agent
Z: Cor letting houses and collecting rents, soic iithe-
- sre,ces in ihe Il ne, a. rs residence No. q
Refereuce-J l. Rser ESQ No ~ Fulion.srcet Z, W.
Martin secretary OF Con,nbGtonshp Insurance Orace,
81 Wal-st W. W. TODD Co corner u % ZIP and
- To LET-PaIto Of house Ne l5s Eldridge-sL beins
frsi hoor and two IN aiue the si'Gsaoni =
good having .ArgeIard IN front ana rear; " Il. 9e
e, low 10 good tenant Possession Immediately app!
Al IS spruce-sL ol3 Nv
= TO LET-Pr OF the bucs-iron House, No. SO
e Broome-sL near the BOwerH-tO smA. iainly ony-
se. oisiw'.x
~. TO LET-rhe loa er part Inc new mioaen 1nree
Il story House los AIen-st lsdasr Ok -, p,.,
HE. LARGE LOFTS aud store 10 et-No. ~ Beck
~. mao running through - Annst llo feet deep Ap-
ply 10 OH lw' THO> A. DAVIES. 81 Jonn-sL
g. FOX sALE-Forty-siNth-s Lots q ground
z. tie South side OF 4oihsL lol feel East OF TIE lu
avenue, between he 9Th and 10Th ayenuesl The sol
j excellent, being under cultivation garden.
liberal portion The purchase money may remain on mort
gage Apply 10 RICHARD VAN DYKE, JR.
% No. Waist
e FOR sALE-Cheisea HI, sab sL-Aboui acres
- - Lots OF Ground. Che. sea I'LL. fronting
ON the TenihRveuue snd S'ihsL (Which Is leo feet
wide) For fsrth-r particulars apply 20
oS RICHARD VAN DYKE. Jr No II Wsllst
- STEAM POWER and rooms 10 lei In the III
- len0
g. COUNTRY SEAT tOR >ALE.--slnsse
- the Kingsbrd-s Road between Fifth sid Si2in
Avenues iSi 10Th streets. containing Acres 90
LAND IN good cultivation. and Astounding IN Friis Tree.
-hrubbery, &c The ground i elevated nld command
noble OF he Of Hgrgste ami East RIVER an
$50 extensive view Of Long Island. TERMS MADE
EASY Apply 20 ANDREW ;. B. McGOWN,
Executors OF Andrew McGown, deceased
dsa J. ADRIANCE, IS Juhn-st y. Y
q LOTS ON SEVENTH AvENu 4 and rwe-
e y-fourth to TwenysiSh streets 20 lease. Eligible
building lots for al purpcses-0n high grOund-t"o
stage routes with Croon water introduced To essc
for long short terms Al low rents Apply 10 K GOOD
MAN. Attorney Al Law. Commissioner for New Jersej,
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LRANk MILLER,, L-a.aer Pr-,eraaye and Wa

RANk MlLLER's Leather Pr-se0auYo and W a
H lrr-frou o. acsng-i have made Arrangement =
Vih TIE proprietor q ms valuable arcr, hat hereafter
can supply Mrfc--. shoe Dealers and Others a. TIE man
siseiarss' rsale Frle- ny Steam bl.ckng ware
Ins : A. arce vel worth ih- attention Of TIE puolc.
and "nich every individual wearing boots or shoes VIII DO
Vel - u-e Il does not gve polsn bot peneiraies Le
sairI rendering = sof p11r. impervi01s 70 wztrf 1no
much durable Gentlemen naviag th-ir boots
stAnly polished VII ind TO lher interest - maze u
ms sicr a. re--cs ogl occasional appLcz.on while
~ steam b-cAins nav - used daily. giving rne polish
Eacn box contains sufficient Tor outdoor soong man
one year wh directions for using. Il a, think. destined
10 De extensively Hs-d
N B.-Ihe universally admired Paste and Liquid Black.
slz also bAcx Ysrpish an lns Of o. p-ror quality
steam oacslng ar-hous- No. John-.L corner OF Broad
sy. o. lnsod' CHARLES LEE
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LIRE pRnOF RnoFING III L.lh-rg-TL

scrlbrf La invented substitute tor wood air. l1r-
proof Celins- cln now t- made a. .rla-' expense
h-iai hoorng can - furnished y about ue io-o~rg
prces I 4, or common to, per foot Y Of cru--
m e-uis per ooi Y. t0lhe in. cert. pr foot
sheet fnc ln, cents per foot; she; ron IN = cents Pr
foot, se- fol raers 20 per foot sheet copper
crni- per loot galvanized H. 10 cents per foot Ekrs ilf
ccnelt wnfl usef.
An ilsni - as tired Eve Or ~ years nee WIN ~.
tsu1ri "a over cement ~ result : iai ihr u r1siec
through showing Aa cement Or galvanized IN Is not good
for roo-n..
Models Of M e6errn kinds OF roofing b. seen, and
- Necessary Information gwen by applying sisl MNERs
Tn W are Essa1sirrr los Cr-.uTicl-s &C III Raw
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s,UFKIEE,. .AI.E.-By virtue OF a writ OF her

SUEKIEE'- -ALE.-By virtue Of VIII OF hen
- facas issued OF The COuuo Common Pleas Of the
Civ and County Of Nee-Yor and directed and de-
livered will expose public sale al the tesbue OF The
City Hal In the said Cry, on the sixteenth day OF October
next at l20cOck, NJ all the right uu1 ana Interest hch
James MGenagan had ou the nineteenth day Of July
thousand eight hundred and forynve any time alter
wards In The following real estate 10 vi; All Hose
certain five lots land situate the efth formerly ninth
ward Of the city OF New York and known map Of lie
Harlem Commons made BY Charles Clinton, surveyor a.
lots number H. 49, A. IS AMI 1885, between the fh and 5th
avenue. and h and ssh SIS with The sppunenan
ces, &c. Dated, New-iorA, sept 3D. lgil
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
ILL.
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NIIDDLETOWN POINT

NlParker. A. NJ Pnncpal-Ths Institution IL located IN
the pleasant vsge OF odleown Point 80 miles 5. w. OF
New York, between which there daily communicates
BY steamboat sc.
Mr. 4. into his family pupils OF both s-xes-is
assisted by efficient male and female teachers, aud rom his
long experience In teaching the ease Of access to NJ r. and
pioVerbis heahnes and The general satisfaction 81
his former patrons commends the Institution the isvor
pc regard OF tho citizens OF Newly ork and Brooklyn.
Tlc session commences October 3sh, and continues
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& r BOWERS NJ .. ia Blsecker-.L
L. SUNpAM, Prcsi Of Equitable INSURANCE. Co
~ WEED. frr-l n River Bang oil. iWrod
CssE>CE COFFEE =. +.


E>sENCE OF COFFEE AL : used n many
ciues IN Europe. now for he rrst time introduced
public Ol Tie United States by tie manufacture T. T.
sxstecxkL This Essence /. made Of t- hes, quality 81
cod-+, Cleaned and si- ard BY is hutton with ho, or
cold ws,er 10 Ne proportion 81 spconf-l cup
Inc best Of coffee Immediately DC made which viii
lsiny recommend i 10 the paronsze Of private and pablo
Keepers rrstaurs-urs ship stewards travellers aud
the public in genera For sac by H. d. HILL. No.
WSier.st Bunser CO. IS Maiden Ane; W. ;. Corwin
oS9 Broadway; = @. GogsoerseT, Chambers and
Centre sis O. HIST 1871 CSna-st lislsii Oh sweod'
NOTICE 20 Railroad Contractors vii be
oe received a. TIE Office Of lh- Northern Railroad
Concord, IL for the grading masonry and brd ng upon
The Northern Railroad, extending from Coucor1 Leor-
y H. Inc mouth Of White Rser distance OF
IS miles.
Bids wi be received for The In subdivisions from
Dalbury the summit IN Orange Enned y h
betors the 18Th day Of October and for - remainder
The road on or before the Sch day OF October inst
Plans and specifications Of the several divisions u .1
road nay BE- al the oce Of sd rosd ten days pr-T0u.
a The several times specified : shove
IL VII ce expected that lie viii he commenced
soon 81 may De sfter the contracts closed.
ONSLOW STEAR<s,
Agent FOR Constructing ine Road
JONATHAN ADAMS. Englneer.
Concord. " X. Oct 6. lS3A ole t.l
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NiE~SR~. Chas Couter Or. I. o. Porter. No - s.
wi Msks Place. vii reopen .aer sohoo. Ire Is %
sep:clrtsr
Se.ios prrpsra scholars Tor College hey give such par
rcuar neutJn be study ans practice Of he French, hz
Tor he as sixteen years TIA ns;sadoa has been Opera
ton there instance Of pupils who could NO; speak
srcrch fucr-y amer two years N this School
The french and spanish Languages part of the reg
lar course OF iIlsiTuciiOn In he school
German sso .agghl desired for which exra charge
Ia made -
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legal Notices.

SHERIFF's SALLY virtue 0fa w1loireri iscia-
- directed and delivered, viii expose o sale d
Thursday 10Th day of October next, al The vestbu u
the City Hall u the City OF NeHlork A. y o'clock NJ al
the night title sud interest OF William Caen which be bad
the enty nh day OF July, thousand eight hundred
an3 foriyive, any time aerw ards Of IN and 10 all
those lots OF ground sus,ed lying and being IN Man
haitanvile In the l2ih Ward " he CRY Of New York
known and distinguished amsp Of Nanhaiian'e ma e
the fifteenth day Of September, IN The year 1900 hy
Chle- Loss Cty Surveyor, lots number ninety nil-
lsql one hundred and (O), hundred AMI reel5
and one hundred and FIVE 05 being par Of tract or pare
OF land formerly belonging to John Wadron, late o. tr
lem deceased which said four lots bounded on The We-
hy the BO0mingdae road or street. and on The Norh t,
lot number hundred snd lVl on the East by lots
number twelve and fourteen, and on the South by o
number nney--even Oh each Of the said four lots being
TWENTY-FIVE feet and rear and hundred feet
deep on each side by 20 the said map Will mo
fully appear Together with all and singular The tencmen
hered and appurenanccs thereunfo brougag or ia
any wise apperalnng The sad above described property
is recorded IN the Registers Office m DO 81 ot cOnyeyances
page l57. Dated ~ YORK, september 3, 1915:
WILLIAM JONES. Sheriff
g.rr
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"a FARM FOR SALE or exchange for Clly proper
~ VA small Farm, containing ls. acres OF nrst rate
sad, under a hgh Stale OF cultivation, on 'wbur pa
Bav. short distance from Cornwall Landing from which
there IS daily communication the City by steamboats,
The buildings conss, OF substantial story brick COtiage
By 50 Of the best built house. IN Orange Co with
brick Kitchen attached ~ by - feet, also wooden build
ng attached Tho Kitchen. n by feet, covering ne WE'LL
cister Goa and wood bins with all the necessary out
buildings viz. large Barn. Chicken and Smoke House,
Gofncfih Icehouse Hog-peus, &c. On the premises
an h. various kinds ~ Fruit Of The best quality In the
cighbOfiOOd Presbyterian aud Methodist Church.
Friends Meeting houses and good schools. The land
waierei with never failing stream OF Waer. The prop
viii be sold low without en-umb and Perfect u.
given exchanged Ter productive property the Wei
side o the City. Enquire Of
sANfT RffTkur ffs uu1s,r-., ..
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q NTUTHEKr md NINSES'-II you WOllu b'f
wi Or. Evaas C. ebr1fed SeottiHg Syrup" your hIe
babe would avoid very affecting and distressing symptoms,
and ONen fatal commissions. The gums swell he child u
seized frequent nt- Of crying rechngs, starting IN Tie
sleep and .pams OF peculiar parts sheks with violence,
put it, fingers into ia mosih &c Sold by o. FAY soc
Agent, 10 Fuon-L lamp slOre Sun Building, Newly orb
Prire rent. ivi9 6m-ot
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4 TVEKPOOI. UKKET and JHnntI NOals T U.
IL subscribers respectfully inform leir CUSTOMERS and
consumers generally that hey prepared 10 supply them
with The above descriptions OF Coal Of The frs qusy, al
the lowest market prices Also. Peach Orchard LehiSh
and Virginia Goals w r. Tkb sLO"'
% 90 Cherry and 10 Mulberry sis
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.n-ArOK mIpsNN ANp INrkK,IE.
- .HOUR CHANGED.-on q

ell Ws
8.i.1N Ath September in-i the STEAMBOAT HtD.
SON VIII leave N.w-forh, foot OF Cedar.
every Monday. "wednesday ard Friday, At O'Clock p
NJ instead OIL a. heretofore els
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1--WE BALD-IiEADEp'

&C Ne BAED-IIEADEU. "-LoOs % your hNr y
i falling out or turning grey, Il there dazfrh n
the root Try WYErHs CREAM % LILIES" celebrated
Tor ~ years for he establishment and CROWN Of the hair
prevents ia falling Of turning grey .ni : unequeed
fOr the lOileJr real false cur. re- Ladies, Try 1t
For sale by o. FAY. 49, Fulion-sir--t. tamp Siorel
s,p p,ifatro pri~s Z. ernA,l
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28
nNnMARn Q oENTER & Co. eornsr ol Conl.

1tSDWARD CENTER & co. corner of Cont 1.l and Commerce streets, have m store and offer for sale on favorable terms--
 SAIL DucK-30 bales Nos 2, 3, and Cotton Sail Duck; 10 bales Nos 2. 8 and 10 Cotton Ra yens; I5 bales Pilet Duck, Nos 6 and 9; Heavy and light Russia Ravens, English Navy Canvass, Russia Bear Duck, U s Pilot Ravens, 40, A and 72 inch Bagging, 40, A and 72 inch heavy Canvass, Hammock and Tarpann Cloth, 3 and 6 feet wide, Colton Cloth, Cotton Sail Irvine, Grain and Meal Bags. Day GooDs-40 packages, consisting of a full as- sorIinent of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. BLAEKETs-lO bales heavy and light MIsEs-C Champagne, grape brand, pint and quart; Bouchel Fils do do; Madeira of fine quality m i and pipes, SlernweIn m cases, dozen each, Claret of fine quality, Port Wine. Pco Madeira, Marseiles Madema, Imitation Port in casks BRASDIEs-Alex Seigneiie in half pipes, under Custom House hck, Hennessey, old Londsn Dock, do do in aud pipes.
 OILs-Lynch's pure salad oil, pure winter bleach ed Sperm Oil CEMEET-H, draulc Cement, Calcined Plaster, Plasierer's Hair and Fire Brick TIN PLATE-500 boxes Tin Plate 1-S PonipOol, Grown and Charcoal Paies lGO Plate Tin ROOFING T1E-150 boxes l4x20 Roofing Tin, l0x If do do
 250 bundles Iron Wire, assorted numbers
 lS0 bundles Sheet Iron, assorted numbers
 East India and English Banca Tin
 Sheet Zinc, black and tied Rivets, etc. CoPPER-sheauhng Copper, l2, IA, Is IS and 20 ounces, Brazier's Copper. 10 to 60 ID sheets NAILs-3 300 kegs Nalls and Spikes, assorted, 4d to 40d . HATs- s1 cases Hats and Caps, various styles IRON CHEsTs-Scou's feb2a
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28

NNRUSSES, CUTTING APPARATUS, &c-
 l The subscribers respectfully call the attention of Physicians and others invoce just received per sh,p Lady Milton, from Liverpool, embracing ex- tensive assortment of "Eyans & Co.'S patent self adjusting Trusses," suitable both for adults and children. These instruments are manufacture ed in London, upon improved and scientific prnciples.- They receive the euuversafapprobation of the faculty in Europe; and the physicians of this country, who acquainted with the improvements made, cons- der the Trusses far superior any use, as well for the radical cure of hernia or rupture, as for combining the greatest comfort and freedom in the wearing.
 Also-A supply of improved English Scarfca- tors, Lancets, Gum Elastic Caiheters, Suspensarys, etc. For sale wholesale or retail by
 jan14 MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-28

SUPERIOR WINES and LIQUORS.-The sub- S scriber has been authorized by of the oldes aud most respectable importing houses a the city New York, to receive orders for the following gen. uine articles, viz:
 WINES-Shiel's old Pale Sherry, Widow Smells do. The only lot of this splendid article now on sale iu this country, and some very old Brow n Sherry. Also
 Phelps, Phelps & Laurle's very superior Ma deira, imported in 1884, and some Camera and other choice Madeiras.
 BRANDlES-Dark and pale Hennessey Brandy, equal to any ever imported. Also, small qusn- tiiy of the celebrated Goddard Brandy, import ed in 1905. The above wines and liquors have been tested by competent judges, and guarsn- tee will be gwen to those who may order any the above that these articles shall equal the sales now my office.
 The prices will be found much below the usua rates, and terms of credit for quantities will be lie beral. P. B. TAYLOR, janl5 No. Hagan's Build,ngs.