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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

CoMrTRoLLER's OFFICE, Brooklyn, October 23th lsi5.
PURSUANT 10 au Act OF the Legislature, emitted An
Act relative the collection of taxes in the City 81
BrooKlyp for other PURPOSES tpassed Apr! 18th 1881
Notice il hereby gwen that tbs Assessment Rolls Tor taxes
for the current year have this day been delivered 10 The
Comptroller OF e City OF Brooklyn, and that from all taxes
which sha.i be paid the said Comptroller within thirty
DAYS the date hereof, deduction OF three per cent
viii be made and that from AL which shall be so paid
after the expiration the said thirty days and within sixty
DAYS from said date. deduction ot two per cent VIII be
made and That and after tho Frs, Tuesday in January
next per Will be added 10 all laNss then remaining
paid and that the Ihrd Tuesday OF January next the
said Comptroller Will deliver 10 The Collectors OF The CITY OF
Brooklyn the said Assessment Rolls together with Le war
thereto annexed, directing them 10 proceed with re-
gard the unpaid taxes IN lie manner directed by law
The Comptroller would respectfully request those who
intend to avail themselves OF the provisions OF Tie ACT refer
red 10 in the above notice to inform him thereof as soon as
practicable that heir bills rla be in readiness so as TO pre-
vent delay when they may be prepared 10 pay their taxes
In compliance with resolution Of the Mayor and Com
mon Council, NOTICE is hereby further given thst tie
Comptroller will receive al his otce in the City Build
inp-, FROM = O'CLOCK A. NJ UNTIL = OCLOCk
os5 SIN A. Fl. OSBORN, Comptroller.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12
FOR ALL, WELL AND SICK.

INDICATED, VAPOR AND SULPHUR BATHS, 1874
w Fulion-st. opposite e Pauls Church
These Baths the mos, safe delightful and eiicscous
remedy for COLDS rheumatism, chls and fever &c and not
only cure bur preventive 10 many Of
1.-THE thousand Ills that flesh is heir TO-"
They afford the most Agreeable mode OF Bathing and
senia 20 thorough cleanliness
- Mrs. Csrrolrs Baths differ from every other Vapor
Bath" 80 called and have been established N his City for
more than 20 years.
Sulphur Baths require half an hours notice.
Portable Vapor Baths sent any part OF the City or "
ri-ity o5l 2vgStaw-
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second Beard.
s.ssENGSRS SAILED.

n .i- r..iH-.o=, II Lo.Goa-C Il P.icewrisht OF
I--:oc Cs-. Uzyuc - e. Canada. Mrs Wayne and
s<-vS Xess-s jenkins, Bastard, ! Ganey, and Mr.
Eesze q ne H-it.sa A-Iny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12
LAMBS. GIRANDoLEs, &c.

LAMBS, GIRANDoLES, &c.
q AMPS GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
Ii CANDELABRAS. for tho Spring Trade-DlETZ,
BROTHER x CO., No. IS John.sreet ere manufacturing
and have gways hand complete assortment OF articles IN
their line OF the following descriptions which they WILL sell
al wholesale retail. al LOW PRICES for cash:
Improved Chemical OH and Canphene Lamps,
Sola Lamps. Gilt aud Bronzed, in great variety.
Cornelius l. Cos celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps,
Girandoes. various patterns cB si!yered or bronzed
SuspendEg Solers Doric Cs:npheae Lamps,
Bracket So!a-s, Side do DO
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket 90 90
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand Go GO
Britannia Hand Lamps, CSIuPhene Caatce.ere
Superior Chemical OIL, Pure Sperm Oil
30 Cgmphere Solar and Lard Oil,
do Burning Fluid Refined Whale OIL. nlsy
TE.KDYyALL and Cutery-Seainan Lowerre 20
Springst GreenwchsL offers for sale large and
general sortnent OF Hardware Cutlery Britannia and
j,,au.d War. pit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

EIRE-PROOF Schumacher Sates.-ltis wellkrown
fac. that 70 Safe previous TIE great fire Of December
1885 had been invented capable OF resisting the heat usually
produced the burning OF single sorehouse-bu: since
which however the great and valuable discovery Of the
Salanauder Safe made, and has been patented by
Wilder, and the right manufacture and sell II this S,ac
purchased by the subscriber
The triumphant results the burning OF the DuEe
Buildings and IN the great conhagraton of July lSio IN
this crv and Others equally satisfactory has induced Others
10 make and offer for sale article called Improved Sa!s
pander Safes violation Of the patent law, and for which
suits have been cornerced against the nnliaclors ehu
scents and should they fail to respond hs injury done
M Pstsn.ee will be extended 20 The purchasers and
those having them in they being equally liable tSee
Phillips on Paients) A word the wise IS sufficient
s. C. HERRING, 1S9 Waier-sL
~ B.-Gayiors Delanos SCOTS, end other secondhand
Chests for sale one-third OF tie original cost
Salanaader Safes, made in imitation Of The genuine
can be and compared with The real article and VII be
sold au oil linda w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12
Eamps, gutIcrp, ~l.
PREMIUM LAMP sToEE.

<~rorTHouY & MEYERS, 81 B-osdway respectfully
" invite iAe public call a. their store arc examine te
richest and mos; extensive assortment 10 De ,o3na II ls
CENTRE. MANTEL SOLAR, BRACkEI, and KE,AD-
ING LAMPS. CANDELABRA. GlRANDOLE-S, bitAC-
KET BRANCHES and CANDLESTlChS,i IA every variety
OF patterns. ..,
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS. new and superb article, pc
c1liarly desirable Tor qsckelsaEd sleamooats .,
In evidence OF The superiority Of his portion OF their stock
any other Of IL ca-s offered 20 The pubic y ms NV
they Win nonei prde refer to 10 less tt 81 GOLD
es within The last years, FOR the greatest variety ana
beauty Of patterns and lie unrva.ed arish OF their
Every article sold by c. y is warranted 10 ne VIVA, they
represent and hose who wish Obtain hrst Class goods al
prize often paid for such OF very INFERIOR Gua
are requested favor them with call before purctas
elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12
IMPROVED sALAMANDER SAFES

IMPROVED SALAUANDER SAFE-.-l hereby
lntor1 the public Mr.. b. g. Wider in particular that
do uo sell ieIJ Pate. Sd!dndner SGtef but the Sicc
OF Safe on which he has built the reputation OF aI Saaar
der, VIZ. Edwards L Homsc's Improved, one OF winch
saved the books and papers of Messrs Cutters Woburn
Mass 1889 Thos. Wemore, The Trumpet Office in Bos-
tor and Jno Mes the Of roat.st and Exchange
psc-, New YorkA OF which have been falsely claimed
and advertised by Mr. Wilder Us his manufacture
u3 w. A C. HOBBS - P!aii-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12
HOT AIR FURNACE.

WALKERS Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces. Tor
w heating Dwellings Stores, Clutches. &c-These Fur-
Races viii beat economically ard efficiently; the sr IN ne
apartments viii BE pure and heshy free HON cryness, Gust
They up under the personal supervision OF Mr.
Walker the Paenee and have hitherto given entire sans
action and ars il all cases warranted 10 perform well
Reference n. W. Taylor, Esq Governor New orE Hoi
P!tai MI. Charles Starr Superintendent do Edward Be
NJ. Thornss McE.sth Isl Nassau. ttc
snetf eco WALKER 20 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12
DISASTERS.
SPOKEN Sr

Nov 7h 40 80 ion 10 Is, steamship Great Western, I'm
York 9th. for Liverpool. with all sail set Wind n
Nov 6h lat 40 80 Ion 20 so brig Paas Of North Var.
mouth FIN Madeira for York.
Nov 9Th Oft Nantucket Light Br brig New.York Pack
ct I'm York for ST Johns, NE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
sas Doas, :-.ec:soaa, Amsterdam schmid; & Bal
ses szak:a. s,esboou., Hamburg Schmidt & Bal
sa cu-eoz Higgins, Boston Architect Gray Nor
schu Mz5 Ezer, w.s., ApslschicOla Taylor & Mer-
n; Ce-:nn. Ncks-son, Boston, w Lewis
Brazilian brig Te.re Taeo. kerinn, % ds i'm Maran:
hsrn, hills, copper, cocoa &c, 10 Corning q son
Sex Josn Adams. Higgins, I'm Provincetown fish,
ser Rem. Harding. I'm Province,own fish to master
Scar Red Rover. BaSer. I'm Boston. for Albany
Sch- Fox. El,ingworth, i'm Philadelphia, COAL TO
sehr Pasaos, Townsend I'm Philadelphia, wheat, TO
nss.e-.
Scs- Madurn Kelly Boston, mdse
schr Frances Ha.e,r, srnalsy, Quincy, granite.
Schr Louisa Haven. Brandy wine, corn meal, 10 Allen
Sehr Coas.er Lse Virginia.
Schr Pio-eer, Cosrscn Brandywine. corn 10 Buckley
Sehr Express Smith Philadelphia coal.
Schr Two Marys. Ph:ladephis. coal
s!oop Union fIn Nantucket oil
Sloop Colchester, Hubbard. Connecticut River.
SAILED.
Ships Wellington. London; Metoka n Orleans; Caiha-
me Charleston.
Brgs Savannah Savannah; Cordelia, :, Thomas Julia
Cay, Rio de Jane;rO; Francis, Berlin and others.
Wind WNW.
DISASTERS
The schr Orinda Allen. Of and for Wiscnsse, from
Boston went ashore in the gale Of Saturday night last,
90 Cape Elizabeth about hall way between the Light and
s:monton's Cove. She lies about 90 feet above high
water mark and il s thought she is not much damaged.
The pilot boa, Felrs Point which left Baltimore
siderable time ago says the Patriot has not since been
heard from fears entertained that she has been
lost with all hands board, amounting 10 some eight
or nine souls.
The stern OF echr Meridian OF Halowell wrecked some
time since Tuckernuck Shoa. was picked up on the
South side of the Vineyard, 5,h inst
SPOKEN &c.
Nov 7,h 40 So ion 10 ls steamship Great Western I'm
N York 9th. for Liverpool with all sail set Wind n.
Nov 9Th lat 10 80 Ion 20 So brig Paas of North Var.
mouth FIN Madeira for York.
Nov 9Th. Oft Nantucket Light, Br brig New.York Pack
&C., for 60
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fine tDatehes an6 5swelrp.


GOLD AND SILVER WAIC61S,
DICHARD FISHER. JR- Watch-MsSer asa yeS -
H prepared 10 sell WATCHES atrea;! !o"si -
sy other House city A. ne Is constantly reeess
s descriptions direct from hs AaaEacturers IN fasaa,
France and SriizeFlaI be g -Isaed 10 oset 'e'I go
a.sortInea: OF God Wscke. froa SIS 20 u3 eaehi So
de- from - 10 80 ssr-E!l warranted 20 heep GOO
or the money returned. Aao veY gooc assortment 0'
JEWELRY and SILVER WARE verT low ,,,
\. B.-S-c0Gd hand Watches and O!c Soic ana Sntei
taken in exchange bought ior Cash Wstcfes CiocAs
Music Boxes scd Jewey repaired IN The oest rhnne au
warranted by experienced w0rknen as ow aS any olieI
House II his city. RICHARD FISHER ": iaP3,H l u
Watches AID Jeweiry, Wholesale arr Reial.- o's
-rsy, Newly ork few doors aSovs.!e CITY Ho-PA,
May RICHARD rISfit.A, II.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of Gold and Sl7eT pu,
"A pick, Patent Lever. Anchor Escapemea LeplEe sad
Vertical WATCHES selected from The best
In Europe which viii be WARRANTED perfect Ilne-
keepers.
IN do RI Gold Pencil Gases = God Pens
no DO DO Thnbes Rings, Pins &c-
Do. do DO. Bracelets. Win Stones.
Dc. do DO. Silver Forks. spoons, &c;
All toe above articles vii be sold q The O ISL fhlCfs
sad warranted 10 De eC;t he best MADE IN ne cry
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers o. me " aicnes Se-
No. NassausL opposite The Cusi2ia t10u ISs
?. SThe above articles carefully i.epAirra So " ~
snted By s skIul TorEnen II the CIV. soo osy
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-T The subscribers
w tEvl- The attention OF strangers and DINERS Tsns ne
Ci.y their stock IN. Watches and Jtwery WEIGH Is
nov complete for The Fall i-tde
Taer selection OF Watches embraces severa very superior
keepers BIZ the most celebrated makers, az are offered
to purchasers a unusually low prices
Rich Jewelry OF every description; Silver! Pa'ec AID
Britannia Ware; Mgntel Clocks, Fancy Goocs, &c
Watches aud Clocks cleaned and repaired ~ experiences
ysorsneu LOCKWOOD l. SCRIBNER,
So osf es5 Pearl co- OF Fuoo opposite L. s Eiote
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Real estate.

- To LITTLE lower part OF gentce three sory
IT, House 1-w convenient and pleasantly situs'eo, =,
Frsl-s; Terms reasonable 10 n eood teneb- AppS
-. - ~ 49, nil ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12
FLOUR AND MEAL
tSpr Daily Markets

GRAIN
WH;, W7np bu. l SOa l IS
Wheat, SouIb'n.
new, ...... l $50 | So
Rye. Northern @ IS
Corn, S'n. (measl- d
Cora. " weight C -
Barley. Wes;'p.- $50 IS
Oats. Northeru..- So
Ogts, Spulhern..-S7.G-S 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

TS hNEW-X OKk, ALBANY ~ InVi
{, s-Stlssrzi LlNE-For Albany ana Troy DiRE0r; Al
zsnAzszssxsZAAT O'Clock F. M-The Steamboat MflaE,
Cant, r B. Macy will leays the stcsrboa. pier ioos Of
courtauis every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday si'er
noon. al o'clock. . ~, =, D., or
Monday Wednesday aud Friday afternoon, al O'clock
For Passage Freight appy board OF al the once on
NorIcE-The evening line for Albany and Troy viii post
10y u ~ N'
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Il FOR SEyy-ORLE ASs-Ne.x- Y ork and New.
49, Orleans Lne-Firs Packet With de- patch-The first
class last sailing packet ship JAMES H. SHEP-
HARD. R-dsr master, Will positively rail as above The
accommodations for cabin, u cabin steeag. pass
gers unsurpassed by any other vessel in port Per
IONS Intending 10 embark should nredat- spp!ics
uon on board. P1es. wharf, or TO JOSEPH McAlUkRAY
~ corner of Pine south -ts
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shsaaNt ANsN- e'A-sN4f
fleece y r. IS a. 20
American. Full
Blood Menno- SIS Il Ss1
American, /! and
: Acrmo ....-.-So a. IS
American Naive
and /. Merino.- % O. %
Spperapv. puPd- - a. 81
No. |, Pulled. 2 a. q
No. =, Pulled. - 20 % -
) Amer.wrshed- 10 G-l25
South American
washd = piekd- 20 a. u
South American
UuwAsll,,d. s d 7
African. ......- q at
Smyrna........- 10 a. Is
Mexican .....-.- l. a. IS
ZINC
Sh,'es. ...-S ro-7 Il,
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G1bools.

NT ESSKS. Chas COudert i Or. T. Q. Porter, No % 81
lsA Marks Place. will reopen their School on the LEI OF
September.
Bcsdes preparing scholars for College they give such
uculR the study and practice o! the French That
for the last sixteen This institution has been In opera
ion there Is instance Of pupils who could not speak
French huently after years in this School
The French and Spanish languages part OF the reg
lar course of ipsrucrion In the school
Germans Gso taught II desred for which en- extra che
is rrah. Rn2s SIN
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Seh-s Nay Ener, West Apalschicola Taylor &
n; Co-:nr., Nicks-son, Boston, : W Lewis.
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..,xs ,N,e., n.Sx..sr Ac" w" iStS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-06
Infidcl Convcntion-Great Flare Up--Ths
Bubble Burst-sympathy for Reporters
Grand Exul0siou. NU Nai

Infidcl Convcntion-Great Flare Up--The
Bubble Burst-sympathy for Reporters
Grand Explosion.
As we anticipated, from the heterogeneous cha
rac'er Of this Convention, grand arc-np took place
yesterday These singular, eccentric, self-styled re-
formers Of society, met at the Coliseum, O'clock,
and a nice little quarrel took place. We noticed on
Sunday that considerable jealousy existed between
certain members, and yesterday morning the drop
curtain was raised TOR thu first act
Mr.. BELL, the Kentucky chairman, opened the
meeting by sayiug- eff .I3tN 49, eh
The object 81 this Convention IL to promulcate liberal
principles and not for the purpose Of listening TO vaguc
theories and hope sxtrancous matter will BIO en-.
grated on it. meeting Is to 10 held this evening Mt
which intend to show that there IL necessary con-
Of the day-such Aholitionism Socialism, Grshamsm
sc. AS9#s1..fM UFM&NNN fEfN MQ N*n'
The celebrated founder of the skeneatecs community
against whom growing cnvious prejudec has arisen in
the minds of some of the leading spirits now hastily
Mr.. CoiLrSsI think the Chairman Is getting dogmati-
cal. think his has been dctnorial and prcma-
tnrc ever since he took his seat and that he has shown
desire to cngross the whole attention of the meeting
Mr.. --.--I move we take the sense of the meeting
(his was probably tho smallest Homeopathic dose ever
takcn) whether tho chair has acted like chair.
Mr.. Jones, IN youth with fiery head, decided lisp,
and an immense mouth )--It appears to me- from what
have listened to- that this conyc nton or meeting or
whatever you call it, in order be interesting should
have direct object and tho some proper name
As for the chair do not think he IL perfect chair
don't think there ever was perfect chair, hut do hope
the gentleman will Withdraw his motion. (Ifear hcar3
CtAtRMAs. Casting an awful look on thu reporters
mastering his dignity and omnousiy raising copy OF
tia morning Herald in which graphic rcpott oil the
Convention appearcd)One general princiJa ade
the Convention namely, universal charity. We have
no reason therefore, complain of the rton of our
objectsby editors and reporters Of this ctyfor what
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-06
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

New HAVEN, Sunday, May 4, lS1.
cessation, on this welcome day of repose, has
occurred in the labors of the American Biologists
and Naturaliss, who, for the last four days, have
been unrcmittingly engaged in researches as inge-
NOUS az multifareous. From the summit Of the
highest mountains TO the lowest deep, and lower
stil-from the centre of gravity to the magnetic
poles Of hilarity-from the icebergs of the Arctic
circle 10 the volcanic lava Of Stramboli, Cotopaxi,
and the Himalayas- hardly atom, particle, or
monad, but has been materially measured, and
scientifically scanned, by these learned men, Per-
haps should have said wW be, instead Of has been,
for there is one quite noted corner Of this continent
that has not yet been on the carpet and that Is Ore
gon. am happy TO be able to say thatit rs not des
tined to complete neglect. 1t will form the subject
of part of to-norrow's deliberations, as two papers
are 10 be read on part Of its natural history Some
one overheard, observed that the dongs of the
Biologists In this bear smlltudc TO. that clever
piece Of generalshp in Mahomet, who went to the
mountain because the mountain would not 90 20
Mahomct; so the Swans have declared that if Ore
gon is not to be occupied by them, they are TO be
occupied by Oregon. A hint might be gathered
from this for settling the difficulties that at present
envelope the political phases Of the affairs OF mat
territory. \, .
Ii asked what the association has DONE, could
but reply, it has satSfom -days heard read various
papers, and hstehet 10 number OF crude, inconclu-
sive, and wandering explanations, on scientific sub
jects Men Of the most experience say least, the
junior members, are by far hp most oquaclous and
speculative. InnQplacc can the comparative merits
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-06
Anuscnents.

ETHIOPIAN SERENApERs, ApoLLo Rooms, 40
BRoapwAY.-Any person--and we believe we may
the Ethiopian serenadcrs at the Apollo" last night,
have been convinced of the magic power they
vcy To the admirers of their style of minstresy over
every other Qtempt Of similar nature. Their reception
mercd and the repetition this evening at the same
place doubt will be equally indicative OF the public
interest Their future arrangements will DO detailed to-
morrow.
FLOATING THEATRE, at the foot Of Hammond
street benefit Of Mr. w O. jones' Tuesday evening
May 9Th The performance 10 commence With the drama in
acts written for this occasion, entitled Nesfork Will
New York VIII, Mr. w q Jones julie Leslie, Miss Birch
the Wreck the whole conclude with the nautical drama Of
land. sI4s~ sNpH@ &AN Na
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Movements OF Traveller.

Never at this Of the year. have tho registers at
the principal hotels been limited than yesterday
This fact has been most pognanty acknowledged by the
various proPretors of public establishments in this city
which, in point of comfort and personal convenience are
Mt least equal to any in Europe. Much, however is ex
pectcd at the approaching turf contest and already the
sporting of tho South have given the premonory
intmaon of their intention to witness this great strug
gle for prc-emncncc few days will revive, doubt
the present suspension Of movements There at the
,AMrRIcAs.J. A. Spencer, Utica T. l.. Kane Phila.
Mr.. Kennedy, Va w. 7. Rodgers, Washington, D. q.
ID. Mortimer Havana Mcssrs. Williams Brown, New
London Mcssrs. Hayden Lindsay, Phia.
AsToR.-Gcn. A. Ward, Westchester; Ganscvort Mel.
vile james Anderson, Ga. j. H. Curtis Boston b. A..
Coxe, Mi. Mcssrs Myers, Hubert Taylo Boston
Mcssrs. Schivcr Warren and Green, u s. A. Mr. Hen
shaw, Boston II. Talcot, Albany w. Kelly, Ellcrs-
vile; ID. 4. Sykes, Norwich Marcus Ray mond, Ala
Crry.--Mr Spcin, Ohio &. Brayan Ala. Thos. Lee,
Phila Geo. Richardson Wilmington Lynch Scott,
Phila Mr. Upper, do Lieut.. Mcintosh Albany.
FnArxLir--A. Moore, Eaton, N. ii. T.. Collins, Hart
ford Gouvencur Morris Morrissiana n. p. Camp Phas;
ID. Crosby Hartford H. r. Walsh Wilton DIR. Ticknor
u. =. N. n. II. Virgil, Montreal
HowARp.-A. Stevens, Richmond John Law, Milwsu-
kio &. o. Tobn, Ohio w. A. Holmes, Rochester; W.
Cambern, Rcd Hook l.. II. Rcd6old, Syracuse James
Perkins, London Jos. Hy bin,SN. Orleans Gen. ID.
Sweet Thos. Williams and Chas. II. Dcsmoy es Detroit
GLosr.C A. Fisher, Phiia- Mr. Bella b. Arans Cana
WAvrnLv.--Mr: McKeon, Mrs Ayrs, Phia.; u. Henry
and t. Picrpont, do. Jno. c. Champion, b. Snow Nc
Donald, Trenton Geo.-W. Green, Mass; w. g. Pool,
Troy b. owon Gale Wright Phia. 0. Mason, Provi.
dcnce.