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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16


Packet ship Gauck Trask from Lveposl Dec l.. mdse tn
Collins 4 Co. Sid IN company with ship Chaos for New
Orleans ", -, r.
low =, !, :. ,,.io
Brs Pe"sacsu Hulet Is Orleans. nonssc to j
Cram X Co m - III o.,
To G DoInncus. ieit. brs thaife Chnpman wa,ins TT;
Gunnre Tinker dg: L : brig Oregon. for Norfolk, and
spoke her 4ih lanuar, lat q co. lon ST. Died. Dec o. at st.
Bre REINDEER. Ninoa, (n Kingston, Mas 6 d. from La
Guayrl coffee Nctready x Co. Lett brlgS RuweHn;
Of Philadelphia for Porto CaheIln same day; NImbe Of md
from Baltimore. 70, Demeara schooner Ronnoke Tor Boston,
chr Amelia Terry from Baltimore, with mdse to Z
@ci Direct Briggs. ds I'm Baltimore. with mdsa to *
Sc5i Victoria FaIkenbur, ds I'm Baltimore mlse to n
Sei ii Field Van Glider DIS from ocsacoke Nc naval
Sch, Amos Budsnl days from Norfolk. with corn TO L
seSt julia Van Glider ds from Savannah with cotton TO
ScSi l. Smith, Mills Wilmington. Nc naval stores to
Ogden. ~, 49,. NJ, -,
stocs To Bryant y Maitland.
Schr y America. Betswort, Virginia
Schr Patrs"t. Lawson, Virginia;
Sch, Oaeda Collins, Richmond. mdyc
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nnNk- kEkpiNG a.

* C. MARSH Accountant. respectfully announces tsst
=. h Counting Rooms Ne. - CSda- street, Continue open
irof, S \. NJ. tOy 7. VI. :,
In the stud, of keeping a 4 : taG. BY Mr.. Msrs
evIty pups, keeps the moS practical iaie complete 81
rf par.zrSAyp books. embracing all the dercn, h'sIe
tru.a Of good mercantile hou>e ne b1corts 2IHar
,sth ali the books constituting tie SET with all Tie document
relating the books t:ial balances bal ane ses
curtet and with various :erranu ealcsiios' N AssiSS
discount. equation OF payuisits, exchange, sSc.
In OF Instruction per- z oi $50 eaicis "!
become Competent Book keeper, ana w tee!'e c-i'
cate o that eIcct. No taught III GAS
MERCANTILE NRrrtSG.--A thorough course @; pro-
pfcyep.en Specimens Q: tIu mercantile sly uay De seen
~ the Yoours.
Pro.pacuses with terms hsus &c may &c o5siaed CT h-
fooss dsy and evening.
c. e. MA8SH'S WORKS.
The Science of Double Eniry Book Keeping SDped lth
edition. go pagcs octayo p.ce ell
The AT Of SDse Eatry Book. Keeping improved Sd ed
ton, l&l pages octave; pr,ce rs cen,s.
For sale nj the bookstores and Ut the roorns.
S. Narsh oilers BIS services opening Closing or writing
uphooks: " Cedar street, up xtais .5Y
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FiKST PREMIUM NEN-FOIth
DAGUERREAN NiNItTtTRE GALLERY

Corner Of Bro43s-og ard Fa!t0n street, entrance
third door,
xETHERE may be had MINIATURES which Tor beauty
w of color lone and effect, at NJ tunes commend
themselves nn # not SUPERIOR eGna! To any that nave
been heretofore aken HT. g. does not claim superiority io
intelligent, public who, well n strangers. arc nyiiea 20 can
n the ery before gong elsewhere, whether they intend sit
ing or not Isene all cases warranted to give satsi-
ton md coloe most beautiful manne1 and N wf DE-.
pa,tncn Nh g. does clam superiority, 4 beng led by q
competent and pncct person. Taken Z; Il! KINGS OF 2a'e
i:Du \. NJ. TIL =. NJ -. m; =.
~ The American Institute niadod Firsl premium 10
NJ f. Brady al the lqie Fair.
Instructions carefully giycnln the art. a, pp,nv
~ 3n'y VI. H. bhtbf \.
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4 SCHOOL. FOR SALE.-A geutlemnn whn expects soon
10 Leave the cy offers ur sale the SCHOOL o yylc: lie
psiGca Tie situation an excellent one the furniture
b-r good the number OF uupls likely and The
ps,rous paying promptly. Telus Cash. s-scsrceiy the
a5 a es PElScIP.l. Tribune office jal3 81
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PREPARATORY (BOARplNC) SCHOOL. MIDDLE
4 TOW y CONN. u. II. CHASE. A. NJ. PRINCIPAL
ls Sshe,l IN lse5 Sessions commence May 18th md Oct.
Ih continuing months, n 80 session. Thorough
preparation colse OF business and personal attentions ac
seite,i 10 pupils fully the mos; expensive schools
ads from New York placed in charge Ola careful person,
N,n"a,Ssv d23 ye
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Gy 4. J. Blocker &, CO.

TRIsIrv CHURCH PRopERTY-Terms. 10 cent down.l6
delivery deeds balance ut The 9plon oi the purchaser
20 rcn on mortgage psr cent. Deeds 10 contain cove
ran against nu,nnc.s smir the Church Ieases. Purcha
ser. to pay auctiOneers fees, Sc. 90,
u Norton side %! Hudson a. - Oy " H. o,V0
Lot south SIDE Of Morton next bet one 10 coiner oi
Hudson y by 100 z0UO
(Fnlance oi the property withdrawn
No j3S Broadway. lae residence OF John u. CosnF, ~
Esq y !ee by rs, bought IN ioVV
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20 RE LEE.

IMPORTERS OF RICH FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
l AND FANCY GOODS.-'Ihe proprietor OF the larISinn
nzaar ~ roadway Grand street, would beg leave to
inform the dealers in above goods. the season mp
preaching style fashionable goods tnt he intends
mnkDg separate 70 the "a story OF the BnLnn ana
et the rooms separate which fitted the best se with
glass and counters calculated Tor the ncc9mrodalion oil
rich henery and Dress Making and rich Goods OF ever dss
crpun and order that the dealers have early o
poriuniiy OF Srng business Possession may be had inme
lnely-Aso to Let era Counters and Gnss Cases the
Bazar for any respectable business For fthef purtc
inrs appy M The Bnzanr i'll
IL PAPER ILL TO LET, III complete order Il nus
SS eight engines o. inch mncAlncs, ca@rdar rol,.
a.a Se sc. Connected with this Mill is 5O acres OF
iaud mostly wood, which standing Sd"Al,
ore t;rsi Mill one Machine shop Bncksmths shop. good
store and thirty Dwelling. Houses, all of which iuI sale
10 rent on reasonable and possession given immediately
dis tGAIJNT & GERRICKSON. l59 South.street.
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FOB THE, EAST

q fr<c.aa = ME KkGULlR LINZ FDI M,S,TnN
ara.-.f-CARRYlNG THE GlEAIII, lNtitE,D}
NJRt] Est ER-l'r,-W Weekly.
The splendid steamer WORCESTER. Capt j. n: VgGi s
b viii leave pier No l. North River foot Of Battery Place,
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays At - o'clock. F. NJ
Passengers by this lire WI the arrival Ell the steumer al
ALIENS POINT take the Railroad Gus and proceed dlrect
IN BOSTON without change Of CARS Tansh2mcn Oh bag
gage. EGf freight OF passa ge apply 10
u. u. ALLEN, g Broadway. or to
u. HAYWOOD. nt the Office ol the whatt.
~ z. al par0n; forbid trusting sny account 81
sud bprt or owner nIr
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pns..nners Arrived.

IN the snip OHIO from LirerDOo-tl Stevenson. fotk
Joseph ln do: Thomas Tucker Of Bermuda. and %
the sieerHge.
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HARDWARE.

IRON. STEEL. NAILS, &c. .-o.--F.Ea:Efs, BEEsS75k
etMPSDN, Ii3 GrcsG,vc7 y S1cee1suft 70 iC' Is
Nan, JOHNSTON, GYEtES : Co.. s9"o On aasa : no
s.InLr1ent o. t4.-1t.5
~--1i,.h nt .nd :u--e h, iron RrE:irn cd ia5e g.
En;ilth !Uar1. flaI and E1u::o iio1 hfIc.l--a CO
american t.re sqca7s lTcR, = 70 ! !1cl
hr-1is-z' Rob-. ;-i3 - }. IGch
Spise R--.i ard ihOc IEzpes. OF al res
aorse Nal Rods d Norwegian nd Old s=sie lss
b-nd and scroll Ir0l Of all Izes
American a0-o9 Iron, 4 70 X Iae.sI ~.
n: Esi!. Brads and -ckss; ..rgsIsh TTookni N.iI
Ces steel Of Ssnde-c1. R,otre5 : to ssta'' - -iS'
Sur;n- Steel, OF the fiI;S.s-zT. Warranted
E-esr Steel; German : eel: OF YaIlor: .tESps
{, DlateI s3aei. fret and seconG QnsitS
American bi,sr Seal Hunt. h5sI s-periG s-iiss
X bSveti,5 :IOa .-tzs as i1I1ished. tasse. -
d. a.tl5 ", 1lI
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TaE CURATyE PRoPE2T!Es OF WATEG.-in
exam hsmatoGs diseases, as SINAI. poX, measles,
scarlet fever and other rashss, we may freely
wash with cold water, from the fist TO the last
during the whole course CT the disease; in order
TO prevent the fever from becoming too violent
The skin is thus rendered more soft, SO that the
acrid matter Can more early pass of rhroughl II
In small pox, The corrosive quality of this acric
matter is rendered miider, 20 that 1t Goes not eat
into the skin, leaving scars behind, and very
few patients who have been Irea,ed III THIS way,
have been marked by the disease. Tee Africans
wash all their small pox patients. A captain
having cargo OF slaves, among whom tals DIS
ease made It's APPEARANCE, treated ,hem accord
ing to the European mode osputtng the patients
between two mattresses, anu otherwise heap!ng
clothes upon them, IL order 10 bring out the dis
ease. In great distress they cneG and begged u
be allowed TO licat themselves according 10 titis
own mode. Beiag permitted, the other slaves
tied ropes round The bodies OF those thai were
sct, and dipped them isequestly curing ,he day
into the sea, etyiog them atlerwgrd IN The suu.
and IN this manner they were cured and scarcely
one died. As IN small pex, II is equally bench
cial In measles anu other rashes, ana OF variety
OF cases he quotes, scarcely sny oao digd oi
measles, and III snail pox not one. fourth OF the
number die that esualy perish under the not re.
ginen. Out of l56 small pDx pa,ients, winch a
neighboriug physician had treated in this WAY
only died. although 'he disease ragged IN a vl1a.
lent msnner In 1887, dunng the prevalence o
malignant epidemic. accompanied with pete
ehiac is.naI flea bite spots csc airing span,ant-
ousiy, and under such circumstances, that is IL
severe fevers, deqotiug great pru:uaGon q
strength.) very fe@ died WHO were submitted 10
the ,restment, although they wer3 washed unnt
they became very COOL even during the continued
and facilitating sweeis hahn.
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FlKE;-In Worcester, thlass.) on Saturday LAST,
a fire hrohe out which damaged sir. Thomss Esries
shoe shop 80 the amount Of $1,000.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.

pORTOF Observation-Disclosures II
Cleared.
Ships Yorkshire, Finley, Liverpool; Francois st. Weber,
iinvre. o, :, . r,,l Dill
E,igs MafceIIu Manu. NOrleans Nesmh & Walsh; New
Sc6 Paitxent, Clark. Matanzas. Read & Eioppock Cy.
nre., Mn.s LLnle RIVER
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a. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A valuable and
"a. lf,hlT luu-Yvei Country Seat At Jamaica win
,G rt 10 ncre> OF land fronting Fulton 81 40 feet
E-f1r an and numerous large aSor'In2nic seecie
I'M, ,nd nlan.s m l-arH, alsn 500 ornamental trees IN n
se,y mos esirnble properly for gentleman dong BUSINESS
90 sac - ''s LNO. H. rOILLOS.
al In No . Atlantic i. South Ferry, hFooklyii
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NETWORK AND HARLEM L. K. CO.
sH: WINTER ARRASGEMENTs.
SsSA On and after October =, the caS WIN run '' TO-
yTSg Civ Hall for Harlem 25,h street, Morasna, Fcr
ham Williams Bridge, Hunt, lirdge, tntchII!s Road
1ucSahoe Hart Corners and White fain at ga. u. "
y i e Williams Ridge Tor City Hail nt8 Is IL Is
A. L S TGcGaEoe iof CITY Hall . NJ; Il g
5jP NJ; 25P.N. :, >,
Ffcsst ila;a NgH leave the City Hall 1t L /; Leave
The Wstrhsss! ;fan Will Step only a>er leaving the Cy
Hall ri the corner o. ii:uoue and the bowsry. NaINia
f1-,r ana, 9th = An eNtfi viii peccic ench tram ~
rnus before the of starting from the Cy ai. and vi"
,i. Harlem and AIorrana Trains, for Niousania and
intermediate places. .
Leave City Hall Tor Harlem and SiosaNa az A. NJ "a.
Leave. yorisiann Tor City Hall ats AN: 10 NJ: SP.M M;
En- M NJ J" O'''' VI '' WI. $. CARMAN. sec'y.
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The property in Fulton ST. between William md Dutch.
known ~ the Church OF the United Brethren 10 feet
:
Parsonage house IN liz. rear OF the above on Dutch st.
forming un |. with the Fulton i. property, - II front
yes - s.o,y ;ic boe and o, 8 by loo ieet No IS
h m,.s 10Y ''''N "ou>s u'' o' - -
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r Mr. william, T. Harden, of the firm cf
Harden 6. Co.. died u, his residence in Boston, OF
Tuesday morning. He was distinguished by hi'
enterprise, and for introducing and perfec,ng The
Express system for tho conveyance OF packages aud
Intelligence, Mr.. Harden was an hoaest as well
as a asefal citizen, and his death will bs widely
felt and deeply lamenled.
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=, FARM FOR SALE-Beautillly .i,ndted IN 4 hea my
60, md picturesque region on the Souis,'"e Sn,do'
;,il about la II n mile The depo; At Piainled NeW-
1900 and only hours dE1G from ihe C oi New ON
by the cn which and return three u''e Jay mr.. i
,be s,- sind Farm 81, acres ~! 'ine snfot7 ru
ali IN view the dwelling on the premises Theh - two
,tny frame House 20 By 70 feet nearly new mere i ao Oil
the prcrnl,s, a new Barn = by 20 feet - ~
In tine village of Fairfield there eysr Chirce hoau:
inc md Dny Schools Terms liberal If desired The properly
would he exchanged fn property the City OF NewIto OK
Possession may b. had ~ The Snrng or sooner desired IN
~ =
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WATER POWER.

- FOR StJ.E-r,go Mil sites. with permanent suppiy
IN o SIX square feet Of wnter each. under pressure OIL
I; two feet and twenty feet fall with from ten to Two
tGoi-rd acres of Land adjoining. principally tnbcred ls
tnc,es of New. York Market by Railroad n'e equal ~ 'To
rpcy y tie line of the rotsi carriage. In ne VI
r,ny re lion Mines of the best Gunliy oak
@ Gan m rrrcryeI n two dollars and fifty cents per cord
The location desirable for almost any NanniacinnE piI
o.es The SIZES will be sold ScpHra,. desired and for inich
les than any other Water Power OF equal extent AMI iaces
TO Ney.Ynrk. .L
A Two Farms Of about hundred and fifty nrre EACH
one n which Is well improved, both the Rafoad anu
good ocgf:ors for M;ik ntir:c, lot New York Market
Sr,I'yfn J. QifAt,KENHUSll K 60.
lis In. No % William -. y. \.
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Snnllell. &C.

9th inst off Sho, Key bark Adophus, Mcdonald. I'm apa
larh!coa for Liverpool -
lee a. lat IS lou 81 exchanged signals with ship John
Skiidy hence Tor Liverpool.
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p.h,;c stack E.cnance-Ian. IS
Sale, orReai Es,a.e..J.s. Is.
Ey Halliday & Jenkins

81 HlIt1lv d .JtnhIHs
rye ien so5 etg r an feet deep @ 100
Three story modern butt house No ~ Bfoadwqy 5:lth
sish' Yea; yvsf' ems - If 5l
49, III n4;li,n., ,a,r III the above IN Tent ST.. Oh
ilr G sore N g ley = 5a feet By So, T. 80
No, o. Ci ind iG3 es, Broadway d feet on that i o
ind :. Tee 90 Ar'aony '''
iT@ a- ''iS oi i[sjs y g feel i' - 300
Franz, house No ": Wafer between Montgomery
aud Couycfueur Lot - bg - ise ii'J
By IS. II. Franklin & son.
loii.e and 10; No. lse Washington - known a the
Washington Lunch. lot2!s iee front. 23,s It rear ;, m.
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=. ---s-n b z POWELL; q cos ~ LINE Fog %
s1-.@NEtY 81 RGH--L1nGng nj CaIilSgeil' 5. W.
y.--zzssssssfsEs., Toin. Cold Spaas und Cornwall. ,
IRE stegrs6olt HlGHLhNDEk, Capt. X WaIdsop. wa
lava The PIE! tot of Warrea every MOrGr- IhuIsday
end Saturday nj O'Clock, +. Nj. =,
Returning will leave Nawbursh eycr1 mcnt.y al A NJ
,rd Tuesday and Friday ut 5 4. 81
For o passage apply to the Cap.an on 6osid bai
rsc end freight OF all descriptions, haIS bills or Epeco put on
Board rnr:. n ;ho rk Of oT-e- thereof unless 9 Ol Ia
ding ~ rrraici i.o -,=Ji=d gr ~
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REAL. ESTATE.
ZOE SALE.

MA K POWER FOR SALE OR TO LEAsE- tn,
w mot valuable Mil privileges m the nei states si-
aie CITY Of rry. within fey huRfred ysLd. oil tne
River aud Railroad running {" New orr i;etol ma
buffalo. They upwards Of loo lest NIL VIII
water At al seasons IQy 600 splndles. The dams heel
g. road all ropesy Fecdy and The present ,ss own ',
proved the full extent Any quantity OF ana can be pun
rd adjoining tire property, 70. terms please ABBY 20
BENJAMIN MARSHALL, Troy;
CHARLES CARVILI i. Newly ots,
mlIlu. WArERSr0N PRAY x CO. boston
q OR sAEA Of GROUND > G.s front - And oS feet
y rao No ~ Perry between trecnich ami w a>YnE
ton Inquire OF JOHN PULLS. No. u Morton s. " Y.
j0 Tvs
! 0TS on ELEVENTH STREET FOR SAitt--r"o
Lots each - by 100 ret Grsd on in ,"uiety Sue u
Eleventh street between Broadway nn tn.ys-S,F i1c
3npig 20 MURDOCH, LEA|LI ! * 20
laal Z -. : :,
no IMPORTERS OF DRY GOODS-Tie adye;tissrs wi
exchange piat OF sixteen loss nSot ground Ell ni
si'lafa about one md malt .les North ~ tuii race
HAVING splendid view OF tho Hudson RIVER ihrs- oil Ne ss;
tluuuE leading 10 Tire property AnafSsS ~. ."
the Courier -nd Enquirer Office. Ni9 4S
f'1R SALE en-. PTwo hnck front modern bulk houSes
8 and lot, situated Ia North Fourth street. WllnistuEj
Lons Island beng good location and pleasantly naeu
IN the business paCt Of the village tSt ln[tac'
ulnr, apply Aaron Hartman gent ii. hnlD9TTy fee
t,ve Hester aud Grand streets between the houfs OF = anu
2o'clocs. j. &
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l,7y,..-> CANADA SrAGES-DA!LY LINE
iA sil i54ss---Ft-s-ss RFrINVEEN BUFFALO AND nEc
4 &C., TROlr.--TiROUGH IN TWO AND
HALF DAYS-Dstauce 10 miles. beng 80 mites shorter
than any other uucyia hIppewu. 81 CalAeT'hes' ii-
ton Brautford. London u Detroit
Stage will leave Buffalo every morning NJ o'clock ana
arrive M Detroit in the afternoon the ihlT dag Passengers
ne informed that every eNe'n will be made by tEs RIO.
nreofs 10 insure speed and com,rt the road. ms
much Tho shortest cheapest aad expeditions route nT Travel
ers passing West The Road has been grated. ana
nbont 100 miles plnnked and Mchdamyed From Buffalo To
on!nn the Mails carried separate IRON the PASSENGER
ionch-s Thu. will prevent NIL the delay o which travellers
bnve heretofore complained The PropretOs have been ut
great expense m adding Coaches and other stock To Their
Line md every thing hns been arranged 70 ensure tue COM
fort eyncdlnn and appreciation OF the public.
~ Seats taken 1t the Canada StaGe Dtce Mansion
House. = utMi,Nh -
Il DC G.. BABCOCk. and Gtheis.
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P0ENlS BY MRS HEtiANS
Edited b. guFUs ". GgIswoip; in vol Emo.
binding
CALDWELI.S MANUAL OF ELOCCTTON, embru.
Voice and Gesture work for Academies and Col
legcS. For sale by
HUNTINGTON < SAVAGE, Slo paarl-st.
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pEESEN1'S FOR TIE HOLlDAYS-Jqst received a
large collection of AnEua and other wofSs loI Holiday
Pte;enis-
Amonrs, winch are the following The GIFT beautifully
buund The Opal Moss Rose, Rose Of Sharon, Frend5hps
Offering The Keepsake Religious Souvenir. Hawthorn ANN
lcl aud Youth keepsake Toy l with Cnnrlol,e Elizqb=s
Work, Mrs !ienan', Miss Lhndon, Campbell Mnre honr
son, ByTon' Pcetca Works London Edition OF Shukeipeur
frown's sell ia,erarerne Bible Lie OF Christ.
I ilicra peg centH-e 10 Cufdsr
All the Monthly Magazine i0 Jan. lci5 with Hu!pec L.
iuminsteJ Bible. and Heweis Shakesgear.
df 4. AliIE'S. % BleeckeT-St:e=t.
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90 srlLs p e. CANrENIEB Z co. : LINE EJh
iNEYBU RGIi-isntinG at Isll';cil Wen Wen
ssSsssi FSIEs Cont CoaIDIrs. Cornwall a1i flS"sh
III. a>saInboa. JAMES MADISON, Capesin Chato tai;
lead VIII leave lh SVarrq r.rce Pie: every Iusay and
Friday ciucs 2. "a Retrmns. vii ,eeys Ne"orrGh
srery Wstaezssy aud sSaaidsy q; o'clock l. NJ.
Al Baggage PackQGsG y Parcels B1nS Bii! or ecr pu'
On hoard t.s boat without =ng eniae on The eooS or eps-
81 rn,sL M tha Of the oMnen theEeOl. y5u
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DANIEL ApEE. lot FJLToN-ST y. Y.
Now PUBLISHING THE
TREASURY OF HIS fORY.
COMPRISING
A GENERAL INTRODUCTORY
Outline Of UNIVERSAL HISTORY. ANCIENT
AND MODERN, AND 4 SEEIEs SEPARATE HISTORIES OF
EVERY PRINCIPAL NATION THAT EXISTS, THEIR
RISE, pgosRESS, AND PRESENT CONDITION, &c. &c.
BY SAMIfEl. MAUNDER. ESQ.
Author o. the Treasury Of knowcdge Blogrnphca rrea.
sury.' Literary and Scientific Treasury. sc.
THE His TORY OF AMERICA,
BY JOHN INMAN. ESQ.
The above valuable work w be comp eed IN about twelve
No, octave printed fine paper, with clear type and viii be
sold al p cents pet No. 1l3u
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fy1;z FARM FOR SNLE-Sltuute on the road from New
@ Rochelle tn White Plains, about clui distant from edct
j.. containing $50 Of innd 1ll Of hch Is posh
and, excepting ten ncJes which wood land Inc pace i
divided by lnnc and al convenient lots or cult
vaon All the fences Of stone IN good orfef ana ne
ground II high OF cultivation The buildings ai oil
good character and IN Order. For terms npply 20
:. u. KENYON on the premises, or
d9u j. ADRlANCE. % John.st. New Y rk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

~ FOR LONDON-ReguIar Packet of :nth .Ianunry.
@ The splendid first class fast sailing packet sup GLADl
EssE ATOR. Cap. K. l.. Bunting. vii positively saul
above her regular day. Having superior nccOnmodn-
tons for CABIN md 81 CABIN and refage passengers
wishing embark should make Immediately app cation
boa I'd foot of Burning slip. or TO -
JOSEPH McnURRAY,
IL 100 Pine OF South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

cd.a FARM FOR SALE-Containng 80 ncreS; situqted
.fs adjoining the village of Cnmac. Shutdown Township,
suffolk County Long Island: 90 acres under good
;faie Of cultivation, the balance IN wood The buildings CON
houe> There 1870 Fruit Trees hudded grated 'uch
S pnpcs pears peaches puns and cherries. rnd Of choice
Gua ,'c, also suicency Of >mner fruit fnf further HaT
,gc,,i,- enGIlire al; CADMUS K CLOUGH,
III I'm. 1875 IVES, street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

- FOR LONDON.-P.cKET or JASUARY 90-Ths
,iTsve parket ship GLADIATOR. X. L. Bunting. master.
VIII sail rs above. her regunr dry. For freight
sage having superior accommodations, apply 10
GRlNNEIL. MINTURN & 90. IS rOuib.st-
The packet srp SWITZERLAND. L. Knight master
will succeed Tire Gladiator and sail February 10Th, her regular
sov "A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

ID 4 II 4 II l. ~ u ~ " ~ =
$4,000 PAIRS of Boots and Shoes damaged
by water and smoke at The nie fire m %,e -
or sne Brooklyn aud Long Island Store 10 Fulton
sreci-AI TO he sold. If possible, within three week
v g. Many of above articles slightly soiled ana
not tIret IN eHs for When there room 10 ger
dyI SMITH - HhRfSHORNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

ia Tn. subscriber offers for SALE liberal toms, ssyc
raj Country Seats aDd Farms on the East bank OF The
IImr.0n River. near Ta57y tnwn-ImOnE winch are:
The FARM of the subscriber occupied by ir Cfager
with from Is To s0 acres. -,
bc RN of the Iate William Butcher. con;anc Ia acres.
Also severpl small prces suitable tor Country seats 0i
Fnrminc purposes. Inquire OF the subscriber - -
nEtNIyI' :. B. TONpKiNS.l9l West It. NJ Y.
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500
100
LOU
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500
LIS
ID 0055
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lbs rde of the bes materials and warranted ., VS. ss with
please-astrns 10 them improved - isl. Is ire
best evidence that be of their c1celleb states
have been we'd from the CaHaGas ana niint ~ 4. h3
and about 400 have hcen furnished 10 dliefra, i@ye.
STATE u New. YORK tom h tnrrify- Town tecI s.n-I
ing end Surveying ins,Iumeuts, LteI ~ ~,
..r 6,r (o2l 6n) ANDREW olf.As.i-D-:-