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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
FOR, THE NORTH.

- ,.r-a swINTER MAI. LINE FOR ! ALgAXX w,
60 - , rInoess NJ cnd ' IVES ro:ni cold
$50 Se,ShnrsF Hamhursh, and PouRhSe,lr'e -tais
dferfh % A5a sa5;, = vl ~ 70 cea,.
The .,eainboat UTICA. Captaln T. y Hs' &aye W
;i6g %Ii Fer # t?@ s q SGu'''5V' ~
sage leave icr Albany Immediately en- me- 5i m o. s
F5f pSsse or Freight apply on board or TO l. T. sch"h'
n. the Office on tho wharf ..--.. -, :, ;,
T5f M IF! zsnd S5EsEi;a515s
E:fa@ ed n R RIgia'ee .7ta aa raic and $g6P
Captan BROOKS vii leave the PEE a Lac II ''
s'i Fs, 4as T the Lac easss Idany o'clock
Albany PASSENGER arriving at Brd:epG5, p pr Rsnsc
~ Freight Train daily. at o, fl9cs =. ~ y,--,re
onny I" C. " Perry Aecnt TIE oiheS 4! sop'nsey,
{Rs oe, k9sfy: Ws,Ice MSs0N SUIT dl2
r E sNRR,4 OK 81 -Li i :. aiwel, We;
Poia. Cod'pE'nx. Cornwall Sik '"'@i'
i 1Ss as;auooa, JAMES MADISON Capsi7 Ga:5s ia
FL g sc5s ri Il Ea tSa vii SewhuiSa
aysTy Wednesday End Sa;aniaI q; COZ ,is mn,
m 5s ri th coat liou; being entered On the DOCS o. go
Cd for must be the rs. c: the OWES tleiroi ge =
s5rs ypMfIl 60 S9:s i5Nf ESt
P$ia i| s1 ias 9 gsp g" e. Waid,oa gill
!e4ys the per loot OF iVsa - e*efy siohdsy tar',dAy
,nd SATURDAY al I Q clock. r ~ :,
R.,nfnise viii leave NewauIEh e:eTg Moacay at d. al.
Ard Tuesday and Friday al ) =. d. LI n
For or cage, apply 20 t5e C:ciih % ou'
u,us, Se Of Ire tEk OF thereof rnsf' bill OF j.
ding or rcceio, he scn> Tor the ,an1s. -------
1S41-,5, WINTER ARRANGEMENT, I $500
NETWORK X ERIE RAILROAD LINE.
III for MIidletown, Goshen AMI intermediate $3.50.
S'.s.t,s--l For Passengers. the steamboat rave
4s fihe foot of Duane street every morning, except
Snndays,) ut ; O'Clock. ~ e., *. NJ,
ane street every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons
For further particulars enquire off, Van Rcn:seasT Agent
corner of Duane Gud NestSts H. L. e. t ~ ~.
s, ,,o,. Nddlafovn the vn of the n and con-
vey Passengers to hcn. Oeso, Bnghanpt9n, Caio"nane'
Honesdalc. Nlio'd. &c. uio
I5T5S.C-.-~ CANADA SrAGES-DAil4 Line
I-z-s.l- 49, TROlT.--rHRuUGii IN TWO AND
HALF DAYS.-DsaGce rs miles beng 10 mics shnie'
than any other roue-ya Chippewa, -. tuihaines fth
ION I,untf6rl. I0ndon ~ Detroit.
Stage vi leave I}utlalg every morning 1T clock, anu
arrive ut Detroit the afternoon oi the th! dny Ia,seU.es
are Informed that every eNc:ti.p Will be made y the fn-
p-c,nn Ia insure speed and comfort the road rms IS
en- ua.sn- West, TIE entire Road has been grIaed ana
about lnJ miles pl-nked and NcAamized: From Sutao 70
London the Mails srs carried separate from the Passenger
f.rhcs k. will prevent a the delay 0i winch travellers
have heretofore complained The Propreots have been nj
rren EXPENSE IN adding Cunche and other stock 10 uelr
Line and every thing has been arranged 70 ensure inc com
fort expedition and appreciation oi the public =,
NJ Seats taken the Canada Snse ,ihce. Mansion
ur..c - ~ : iEaENWAY.
3y G. BABCOCk, and others.
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PROSPECTUS.
THE MORNING POST.

rEyITE undersigned proprietor of the DAILY FORUM.
Philadelphia by the patronage he mas recelved
proposes the 1 OF January next TO enlarge s paper HG
present II 10 the public in FORM and under the OF
,CIE MDPNING POST
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scs,TN Kempon. o.baFo, Norfolk Va sturse.& Clear
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NEW FANCY GOODS, &c.

vg7E undersigned invite the attention % the trade to choice
Z assortment ot NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
adapted TO the present and approaching (eceTed
per last Grriyals) in part of PAPER MACHEE
GOODS, PiPETER1ES, FANCY STATIONERY. &c.
Also PLATED WARE md TEA TRAYS. together with
c crest variety OF FANCY HARDWARE generally.
d. WILLIAMS i BILL. IL Maiden Lane.
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Sailed.
Ship Atlanta. Raymond, 70; Norcan.. Wind NE.
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NOTICE TO Tx P-4YERS.


Brooklyn, November 1th, !Si4 I
PURSUANT 20 an Act OF the Legislature. er,itled I" An
Act -aistve the collection of in the City Of Brook.
I'm md Cor othe: purposes, iSSed ,pr 18th. ISs) Notice
hee5y gwen. ihat is assessment Rolls for for The
current have THIS d1y been delivered the Comptroller
The C'g Of Brooklyn; end that from all taxes which shall be
paid 10 The said Comptroller within thirty days from the date
serc deduction of t per cept viii be nluie and that
ftos u taxes which shall be paid after the eIpton The
Saothiry days and within sixty days aid date i!uc-
Ton Of two per win be made and that on and after the
firit Tuesday IN January nsr wI be added
slt.xs then remaining unpeid and that the Third Tres
Gay u atds5y next the said Comptroller VIII deliver 10 the
eosrsr Of TIE City OF Brooklyn the said Assessment Rolls
czeLer with the thereto annexed directing then 70
BY law " 49, ~ u. e''ee
lh2 ccnpuier you'd respectfully reluest those who IN
eEc to srall themselves the PROVISIONS OF the Act rrrr
70 IN ne above notice. r. inform MN thereof soo rs psI
be- Thai their bills may be readiness 20 rs TO prevent ee,
wnen they may be prepared 10 pay their taxes.
In compliance with .esuiIon of The hayo. and Common
ounc NbIlCE Il hereby further given. that the COulrol
t WI recsve 'aIri at h Office in the CITY Buildings FROM
> =! - St ~. A. A. Until 3 O'CLOCK, p. NJ. md
nl3 # A. NJ. MERJvIN, Cona,,o,s,.
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WATER POWER.

RI FOR SALE-Tvo Mil Sites. with permanent suppl
Fir: two feet and twenty feet FIJI. with from ten to Two
thousand acres Land adjoining, principally tlmtered The
door, ee ton for transportation Works can be erected
recy by the line ofth9 2f-i a, 10 save cn1sce In the
wood can be purchased dollars md ly cents cord
The Location definite t." amo any Msnp'g an l sncb
e.s ether Water Power OF equal extent and facilities
Az Two Farms Of about one hundred and fly acres cnc
one which well improved, both near the Railroad ard
so SpG fSi % '' ''N i.t aTAc&EXst% CO.
dls Inn No - Nillian ST. " Y.
-, COUNTRY SEATS AND FARMS FOR SALE
s nj Country SeS,s md Farm; Oh the East hank Of the
HuGon Rye near Tay tG%nnoms winch ia srs n
Tn. FsiM citRe iate William Dpcher, centans 10 acre.
Also several small Places suitable Tor Country seats OF
F% S y purposes !n9GfT q jfS ,s:l si
s1e FARM OF 60 ACRES on LONG ISLAND FOR
- from The Village OF Astoria 81 do from Flushing 81
slime Ijouse Frame Barn and Out Houses
al in good repair. Inquire Of GAUNr L p9dERlCkSoS
z1g A FARM FOR SALE. or EXCHANGE for Pro;
20 gcres of Land 1pis good state Of ~, @ a. ana ,
County oil NVeche.,er. On the premises are dwGln!.
barns anl other out bdns Cpnyeyance 10 and from the
' dss i1o:' f0' siSluEL IL GARRETT. IS second
e.sss 4 COUNTRY SEAT FOR .SAIE;-Situnte on
lsl and lO7t streets cnnlanR; acres Of land good
cultivation. md Astounding fruit tgeos, shrubbe'y &c. The
ground Is elevated and cnmmands noble of the waters
urgate and East River. and also an extensive view OF
Lon. Island. Terms made eusy. Apply to
ANDREW < :. Il. McGOWN.
Executors Of Andrew Nct.Iwa, deceased
DIFF J. ADRIANCE. IS Inhu-it. n. Y
Alarm FOR sALE-s,aate on tG road o" from N:
containing 80 Of and. ali Of which plough
nl rycepiin: ten acres which wood land. The place
divided byn line and Is laid out INTO convenient lots Tor cult
vnon All the fences OF stone guOd Udor md the
ground in high state OF cultivation The buildings NIL Of
good character and IN oFser. For terms npply To
3 3. KENYON. on the premises or of
Diff j. ADRlANCE. 50 John.s,. New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

TITO MERCHANTS. MANUFACTURERS. DEALERS,
6c.-V. Il. PALMER Is the agent, duly artho..zed b;
the popetor OF Of lhe best newspapers most the
PRINCIPAL towrs in tbs STATE Jersey. Pennsylvania ard
the Eastern Southern and Western States 8dyer-
nsemen IN this CITY, for lsaun IN the respective paper
The opportunity afforded 70 The bui nesi community by hz
agency 20 disseminate information throughout the country
aud solicit the attention of the people such COM
mend TO TIE earnest attention Of the discriminating ind
prsng
Tao term; ard the newspaper may be seen at his Office.
and the nature OF the agency fully explained.
" Office No. 61 Nassau st. Tribune Buildings opposite
Ci!y Ealt-a. the Coni Office. oil iand
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FOR TUE; EAST

- r.ego = TIE REGULAR LINE FOR BQSTnS
-lF-CARRYlNG TIE GEE I, N\i,f hfii ! IL
Sz;-=tsIS-s--yzsS' STATES MAIlr-yis NORNiIH AMI
The .nendid .teamqr WORCESTER, Capt, J. H. Wander
r viii ey. pier No l. North River. foot u! ae!y Pltcs
Tuesdays Thursdays. and Saturdays, ai O'Clock, T. H.
Pa-sr- by this viii The arrival Of tie steamer e
EMS POINT take the Railroad Cars md proceed dreci
To BlSTON wl;hou change O carS nnshpniont OF bag
gage For freight passage apply 20
$50" D. Il. ALLEN, "a Broadwgy, or to
D. HAYWOOD, Il. the Office On the wharf.
" d. ~. ~ a a 90 niu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
MEDICINES.

The above tfe No a9d onIy IkNIINE pe,,.
counterfeit oal prepared By DE- SWAYNF, whos sS -
: removed 10 The y W corner ct Esbh and Race ,'ss
ION and Others. throughout the Union 10 excel by =, =
o;ner remedies cHetcd to The public or o cure n -
above diseases. -
Gsy- Keeg The name Of DIR. swAYYE IN view. En-,
md Race. Phllsdelpha. s@a
Miner cor Rroa,way nad Jchnst z A. sands lss q IL
cry f. B. Warner, 25 Becc kcrst. y. Y. Civ: H., IT,.
Rrook I'm W. g. Wood Harlem B.n AMIN C)L NJ
John Peur,oa. Railway; John TehqHc. New i;!un>Sy,e
II : tIau.os. salem. Mass: W II. Psrce, AhaFr.ii
Rn, Troy: Spalinr x Harrington ard j. Green = ~ -
Worcester Mass. Jahn p. Hal Co Boston, Harvey 20
more Hartford Conn T. i0!lldec. Bu'Is,o y Y. IL ~.
Non,comery LaEsin:hufs. y. y = VI Cohen 4 ~
charleston : G.; Anifew Olive < Cn Newt esn.'
J Adams and F.. Sc!enc -. Loul, VIM. Thorn Pti,lp.A
f. T. Htnn6u. Cincinnati. ;as s-.'
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MACINTOSH COATS, CLOAKS AND CApES-

MACINTOSH COATS, CLOAkS AND CAPES-DAY
1f1 No - Maiden Lane has received this day iu!l
Of these easonabe light waterproof garments. OF the
manufacture Of e. Macintosh & Co England embracing II
his leading styles and coors p:ces ranging from $lu
which lower than before oiIere. market
Also hand nnd will be made If required from
prepared cloths OF Days manufacture, which stands
seryedly above snIhr goods be
Try Every style and quality OF coats capes coaks &c from
broadcloths down.
Naval Officers will ind desirable blue broadcloth cloak
pancho. &c. ri . Maiden Lane. t25
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THE NEW YEA r.
=. - L ~ - ~ ~ n :,

$4,000 PAIRS Of Boots and Shoe, damaged -
81 hr and smoke nj the late FIRE IN our yssazSsa
Tor snle Brooklyn mud Long Island Store V Fulton
street-A 10 be sold. II ots bic, within three weeks
r. b. Meny of the articles very slightly oled and
not Injured the least for service When there room TO get
into the store, great bargains mny be expected. .,,
d2 SMITH j. HARTSHORNE.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
poRToF Observation-Disclosures I


Cleared.
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SDOken, &c.


s of Cape de Cat ship sylyanus Jenkins 20 dS from
Dec T. lat s. CO. lon a. bark Chenango. Snow, Is DIS I'm sa
vnpnah. bound TO Nante'. :, =.
Dec 10Th lat IS 3D. Ion Is 10 brig Oho Davis hehce io -
Orleans, who kindly supplied US with provsios-by tae 'hp
lee 9TH Int IS 90 lon 70 10 picked up boa; 10 feet long,
nearly new nd from appearance been long IN the TaI
panled lend color with the builders name stamped on 'hc u"
side, Pearsnll, NVork. = >-,,, = =
Dec s off Maanla Reef, ship ST. Cloud, I'm Nofean' tor
Jun l. IN the Channel exchanged signals with bark Caial.
pa FIN Rost0n for Charleston. -. r.
Dec 20. Tor,usas Light bearns y 10 miles, Arabian ''o'
Charleston Tor NOrleHns. ,,.,,.
No dne of the Hunting Islands. Br bark Dalhorsie Wke
I'm Trindnd, bound 10 Savannah. 80 IA,
ST. Augustine. >O.
euns for Liverpool ,;..
ship standing North, showing red signa with white
ball and letter IN il, l4th ut. oil T0rtugDs. -
The bnrk of Cape FIRE. Nov = was probably me ie'
en.a from Baltimore. Sept. H. for Rio nnsro and the one
gong into r. }. Nov 10. probably the Iowa from do VIA
Pernambuco.
Whalers, go.
Off Porto Prays, Nov s. ship Wlliats aud Eliza, Whitfield
all well-ccan.
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DIR GOODS.

j. o. Taylor q Co. Jobbers. 50 Cedar St y "
II EsPECTFTrLIY announce that they viii labor mnceas-
Ia ncy to make TIER store the HEAD OF AKtERS, OF
al the most desirable FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Gopp9
brought IN the ua;ke'. -. 49, ;.,.
monhs and complete nSguItuen: will be found W!in t,'.
But price and that the lowest in the street CO
~ c. STANTON 80 offers for sale tie iol-
-. lowing desirable WOODEN GOODS;
SATTNEil.c,y medium ard Superior Blacks riopei anu
plan, Oxford Steel, Cadet, Grey ard fancy mixtures
CASSIMERES-FIac and loyrpricei wool snd piecedyed
BEAVER Ci.OTIlS-3-iG and 81 Wool Blacks.
CLOTilSBrowns, Olive, Green. Blacks, wool and piece
Owed, of VARIOUS qualities.
PLAID LlNSEYS-3-i.a superior article.
SHEEP GREY CLOTHS-3-i. medium article.
SEWING SIKsvmous qualities, fine article for tailor
NANKiNS. COTTON YARN. MADRAS HANDKER-
CHIEFS, GiNGHAAS, &c SC &c di
HTcCTTRpY. ALDRICH {. SPENCER, Il Exchange
lfl Place offer for >ue The following Wnoen Goods:
20 Cloths containing Piece Dye and " DOL bacA o'S
and Cadet OF various qualities.
~ PLAIN and fancy striped md Plaid Cassimere
% do Sntnes containing Blues Blacks, Browns lSiofh,
Cadet. anl Steel Mixed. Diamond. Ribbed ond Pad vi
various gndes. 80,
cases Pian aud Fancy Tweeds. do In
T1RIENDs OF ROBERT Il. GAGE IRE Informed tia, he
l. hrs located a. No. 3 LIBERTY STREET.
DRY GOODS ~ the smallest pn-,ite advgnce
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
Il requested To his stock 81 - - -
DRAWER GOODS AND LACE GOODS,
which Will avnys kent full mad complete p7snling on
showing the urEe- and fullest a,sortsnt IN the CITY no an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

ERENCH CARCEL OR. MECHANICAL LANES
L. Sold ut the Depot. % John.r,et n Y md al The lo
Baltimore. J. Gould l} Market street; Washington Mas
4 Co; Bosl.n. y. D. Wood, lS9 Washington street, Albany
In CONSEQUENCE Of the increased demand for cesbe
Carce Lamp, for this and other markets, and the difficulty
tH'cs o our patrons have found necessary 10 send an
agent to Par. expressly To supcrntend the manufacture o.
son. models OF every Ynueiy known-->usd 10 Mi He, We
have taken great pains have all the afps imported y es
tons Any lamp sold by Us that N any way mperee"
does not give entire satisfaction, may be returned
he following comprise some OF Unr recent inPotaaHs
CARCEL LANES ot Orer tr0 hOhdTed A0de'''
NOR MoGq. Ecrns Augia' Bronze AniQu,. &c: an4a.s
Whlch VIII be found seue exquisite Ofnamealn .nmls.nn
Rena ssanca Egyp,an. Cotqne Vase Lamps, OF poc,a,
&c &c suitable Tor puTors, bouoiTs. sc. furnished 10 any,
the various sty les ancient or modem.
Do. for l.bn,ries with porcelain shades;
iusties io' Parlors. iof two and three lights each;
Bfacsets-n great yureiy
Globes-mcd-lon gilt painted aud cu neory 10, us
tie.;
Dresden Porcelain Shades-a beautiful article IN pes;
French cOlosd Shndes. for brses-a new article when
took the nedaI at the Exposition des Arts ut Pans th'
Paper Shades Of eco vnretes-a large assortment suitable
for lamps OF every DESCRIPTION.
Together with every other article in the lnea Of which wy
he sold at TIE lowest possible rates. Dealers Will be afns'''
upon ibemI terms.
goods manufactured for which we .ni be pleased e.
hlb TO the Inspection Of the public we nave mo ie.,t
Lamps ohe principal manufactures Of Pnrs OF most Es.
nlcent de cnplion, which porIo YTdef al fas pace
adding duties and expenses of transportation,
81 9aw is a. DlACON & L. d. ShXTON. ace1:
pLUMBERs: PIUmBE9a! PLUMBERS ~ he. 40
scrber would cali the auenon OF Plumber Gnd ne psr
!e 70 pefect article OF I'm Piad LeGd piDe, man.as
ed by entirely process for waicn has th n9EnE
cured ieiiez Patent. which plate, tho pipe tn. nude VIII
40 even perfect prte o. pare liz. -
iihyrG attained great perfection in the method 81 aar.
ur!Gz ara plating ieed Pine nabie IN oef Jbs saT;@
af.,c- 81 ne sai1e puce ctirsca for p'pe =,
~ y.irtnis iHs lipe EJucUret by Inn not 70 n11
sp' rec nom al is. >ed,cs ether .fpCeclvc'' H--
perfectly Uniform .hSs9Ars
SIS os ar4 ;Etse stock O! cntne C-oon and W. ~
ripe, Tncn crn - examined a. .he mara ictorg, ~ "'
rs ssie 1'-'~" '''-''''1' % wee , ". L0W3ER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

NUTS! MUFFS! MUFTS!-A 3iONARQUE's, 2s
Iva b"Wery, nrgs assortment oil Nuts which yll be sold
on very reasonable terms Ladies will ind il To their sdvna
taSe IL call before purchasing elsewhere. dGI I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

GHEGIFFS SALE;-By virtue of writ Of leri Facias TO
- directed and delivered, viii expose io sale IN the Nes
Thule of,he City Hall Wednesday. the 18th of January
1915 IL Man the rgh title and interest which John
Nc cnalG i9h dRy o October lii. To the house
and lease Of lot known l Bowey the same beng the
number the house and lot n ground now
known by the street number Il stfeetDec To- 1874:
WIN. JONES. Sheriff.
Al ln,v
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NEW FALL GOODS CHEAP!!

NEW Fii>L 'oOi'' O'''''-' -
~ w D. GREGORY Z: co. No. 175 Spring s-reet, wish
10 ncounnt their friends aud the public WIN their deter
unaon To sell CHEAP all their Stuck OF Fall and Winter
Goesls te most OF which have 2cn bought Ut the Int Auc
ton CASH and which they a!e resolved 10 sell III me aut
reductions prices. ru, 80.
iii " D. GREGORY 4 co. ll5 Sarng 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

SEGAES-A choice lot Of King and Queen ROsalla, In.
~ alas, Aonegns. Rionuss, &c. FOR sale low, BIZ
dis JOHN ANDERSON < CO. 2 WaIst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

Tg,EA TRAYS, 1c-4i. w, SPIES 8, Co 2s Psarl-st.
have iu received large assortment of Gothic md sand
wich Tea Trays se Aso fl assortment OF all sizos
common Tea 1rnys by the dozen New styles Dixon BEtnn
na WnTe. very elegant patterns toEetfcr with
eral assortment of fine Table and Pocket Cutlery. SciAso
&c. dr. MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

a MEXICAN ELASTIC sUsPEEDERs AND WEB.
IABlNGTae surprising perfection attained By tho late I'M
proYemeas OF the subscriber compromising INDIA Rubber
and ndaPuDgI to the isanrfEctr,e of Elastic Webbing By
The ED Of h lchreTy him saying that the
Srpendefs nos oied i" gale By hn the @ iadc.
Among the advantages ma claims MSS mode Gf nanuiae
tu-e over tat of r Goodyear freedom from ths sulphR0ui
smell 30 nssparabe from G The peculiar and exclusive
property oil refining their elasticity. and the great Of
raitness without additional bulk weight Il
compliant among Eose who have rsed BIZ. G sspenteri
that they lose Their eGscity after being short time
1 entirely oh,intai by Days process dealers
pnde or webbing are invis examine the goods al No. 3
5aden lane An assortment embracing al The leading pat
te.ns, siucys on hnnt end ior - e By H. Il. DAY,
Su-cssH0r to .he RoIhurJ India Rubber CO.
sn27 ~ n Maiden inne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

- FOE LONUON.--PAcEET or J.NrlRv l0.-1ha
rtt1fs.l parkeSfhp Gi.ApAfok, X. L. Bunting uns,ef.
go viii sail above her regular day. For freight or pas
,uge, having superior nccOmmodst0ns, apply 10
GRlNNEI,L, MiSICRN & CO: 5s Soutb.,t-
The packet snip SWITZERLAND. j.. Knight inaxtar,
viii succeed the Gladiator and sail February iOh her regular
day. il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

y. FOR NEW-ORL EANS-REGuLAR Packer OF
eth IASrA2YL,The splendid inst class fast salpg
Ts Packet SHIP MON, Capt. RattOone, will positively
sal A5 above, her regular day Having very superior
odati0us FOX caba second cnbn and s,eeage passengs
persons wshisT 10 embark should make immediate npplica
ton on board JOSEPH McMURRhY
% 80 P.He-s, cor of Soui5.t,
The New York herald., 1845-07-11
MONEY MARKET.

Thursday, July 1O-B p. Nj.
The quotations for stocks to-day show further de-
cline and the limited extent of the transactions show
very heavy market stonington fell off per cent; Nor.
wich and Worcester Long Island RR l; Vicksburg Il
Morris Canal i Farmers Loan I; Illinois I; Reading
Railroad IL Eric Railroad closed firm at yesterdays pri
ces.
The Seamen's Bank for Savings has declared the
al dividend for the last six months payable on demand
The Bank Savings has declared the usual dividend
for the last six months, payable on the 2lst inst
The Bowery Savings Bank the usual six months dvi'
dend, payable the 2lst inst
Tho Greenwich Savings Bank the usual dividend, pay
able on the 2lst inst.
The Middletown and Mddlesex County Banks, at Mid
dletown CT, have each declared semiannual dividends
Of three per cent
The Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad Company three
per cent, payable on demand.
The Baltimore Life Insurance Company has declared
half yearly dividend of six per cent
The foreign trade of any country is generally looked
upon being index Of the prosperity of the people,
and considered evidence OF the progress made in
mercial matters The extent of the imports into any
country considered evidence Of the wealth of the
pie Of that country and the extent of the exports some
evidence Of the of that country The foreign
trade of every nation comprises but small portion Of its
commercial movements, but the outlet large exporta
give the products Of any country is to pro-
duce favorable state of trade at home We export
about tenth part of the total agricultural products Of
the country whereas do not import hundredth
part of the amount of merchandise consumed in tho
country The foreign trade Of the United States at the
present time, is not SO large in proportion to the
population, as it in the early years of the
history Of the country The agricultural exports of tho
country not great proportion to the population
as they were forty years ago. The increase in
exportaton Of products of the soil from this country
since soo been confined principally to the supply of
cotton. We table showing this result: ::
The New York herald., 1845-07-11

PARE THEATRE LA Favorite Is TO be played
again by the French company. No aSateur OF
good music will fail the addition tperhaps the last one)
of that musical gem of Donize We hope the theatre
viii be crowded by all the strangers In town. In
spite Of tho heat overwhelming the thenre IL one Of
the coolest places Of New York DO go and try
The New York herald., 1845-07-11

Yacht Club are equssed the Station House, Ely
sian Fields. Hoboksn, on Tuesday, the lath Inst.
The Yachts belonsng squadron expected 70 be at
the anchorage by i2 o'clock. noon
Dinner will be served O'Clock precisely.
By order ofthe Commodore.
The New York herald., 1845-07-11

:. MURDER AND CANNrDAtrsM. We learn from the
ten day ago on the great prairea the Canadian
river party Of about one hundred shawnees and Kica.
shas on foot and that they overlook and killed one of
he latter the others making their escape The Kics
poos barbarousy cut up and ate the body Of the murder
ed victim