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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01
C.JONE-'- Patent Continuation Ba9 i LoS a- The

C.JONEs'~ Patent Combination Bans Locs-Ihe
H. snh.crber would respectfully inform ie public mai
h. now MANUFACTURES the Lock al No 10 Green street
newark n J. He has been great expense IN me manu-
re of the same and is prepared 10 supply AL orders ior
his Lock much loss pr-ce according 10 lhe -iH'
49, ~ h,r,es han any cfhar Lock made IN the Uni'ei
Ssfe-- being susceptible gilmore changes han any ohet
Lock now made. This Lock has never r~sh plcNeu, -
which have been made upon win reward Oh 80 70 -
rr.on who should succeed. Since the above irias he sue
her has made many sales OF the above Lock In ne cite>
m New-York Boston. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Anahy'
Rochester and Buffalo, aud other places IN me sa'eo Ne
York he principal cities and towns IN oho au o
states. and A. has given entire satisfaction never eeuhe
t of order In any The above Lock Is uinr.eh.
rom all others and been examined by some o me pee,
hnic. In he United -Ates and also by Committee OF
he American Institute no awarded Ia the hrsl premium
m die fall of 1874 certificates OF which have been gwen ths
= superior to all other Bank Locks and cannot be picked
I b certificates can b. upon application 10 me SUB
,ber who has recently obtained patent for TINS LOCK-
aud the public are cautioned against inir,ngMg uponI-
srf2 Rel. ns,f No ~ GreensL Newark N. j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01
WANTEp, PUPILs IN rREN
Dcaroins an6 toteIs.

DRINATE BOAROlNc-A euiieniSn ami 10 VIE
4 car De accommodated ~llh rlsAssN -econl -i'fN
rooh with bedroom and pantry a'sa hc Also ie~ gen
Deuen with breakfast AMI Tea kciccucc si'"n sAl re-
cgfei Apply l't East Broadway. au.i ~
llOAkUlNls ana Dss >cnooi tor luung isdit- Mfs
OBALEl VIII be- happy 10 receive her pupus 90 Monday
sih II S~ptrmkcr. There several yacsns-s to-
Notrders ant c hn desire Ia place tnril chi
trru under Mrs Bsieys chArAv. every saLs
ton io terms, &c Application a. her sdyfces
NJ no tafruN place, h sscser-sirr,L agH o~.
BOARD WA>TkU-By a gentleman ~ife. infant
ID ami nurse. The seventh ard The neighboThooi OF
M.rKel.st preferred Address q I. iEis odiC-
IbGAhUl Nt.---A rw svntlcueu OBTAIN furnished
ID rooln, with board. a. No II Haison-st saieu
BOARD No n Courtlsni-sL-Mrs n. oore now has
- .evera pleasant airy anoceGpied, and very des
able Ter ,rge gentlemen. gentlemen and Their wivra
psrlor with bed adjoining Gentlemen can be accom-
modae with full or psTtla board on moderate terms
ms m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01
FEVER AND AGUE

slrI'HAT OLD FANORITE AND STERLING REME
L DY"-" ROWAND> IMPROVED TONIC MIN
TrRE" for Fever and Ague" No medicine, IN any age
or country has with such universal succes-pr0
trciei against c9feff5 hy the written signature Of ~
proprietor John R0aaHd the top Of each bouel II
may bee had n IL iu strength genunenes- aud purify a.
he na inventor. oce At No . North Secondstreet
PHadei pha; or OF H. o. Fgy General gent, No 10 ful
-mn .Llr.L Sun kl l-nE.. Now York lezl nmenl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

WIZ Ur' I. I. Won tort'- Patent Gslysnir Band
p,o~ -sheie Power These Electro OalvsHic bands have
ne greatest efficacy The Ia almost d.
In Ines will speedily the acute pain
VS. Broadway a,3c,ios
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01
LITE INSURANCE

LIZ
IT. THE NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE lNsUR
ANCF COMPANY OF Boston have established AT Agency
bon The Cy OF NewYork for The purpose Of receiving ap
plcaiioa- for Life Insurance sc
WILLARD PHILLIPS. ROBERT HOOPER
WILLIAM PARSONS CHARLES ?. CURTIS.
FRaNCIS { LOWELL PETER WAINN RIGHT.
- 2 FORBES WILLIAM W stone
GEORGE h. KUHN. THOMAs DENIEh,
JAMES READ, OTIS ~ IL
WILLARD PHILLIPS, President
JONATHAN ANogY. Secretary
JoHS {. CHEEsNAN, NJ d. Consuming surgeon 10
Broadway NrwNork -
JOHS HOPPER. Agent No. IS Pine-stree-
This Company has heru In operation for te AS eighteen
months in Boston ard has already Insured above go per-
sans Amon- Tie advantages which presents may nr rh-
Thr COMPANY F. mutual onr, Of which al persons n-
.rd py ID are members and Interested n TIE management
az is concerns IN proportion TO The amounts Which ey
insure . u, -. al, ILL, l. a., 4 . .
II Ia. guaranty capital Of >ltootp which . held - d
.f,fy fund for The payment li ~ ri-hs
The rate 81 premium and deposit : 80 rr-lsied A. ip
,ri The greatest possible security both io the Company
- m The insured while az The same time : a. 10" a. >
,,,r.is,.ut with The stability OF ile institution
- further security Tor lie stability Of he Comps ny
.v-ry person who insures i Required 10 IDase ina DC
- =, addition 10 his premium such drpo-iis are n-1
,,~ f,r s,e vears and 4 needed for TIE paymen.
- aim. thry are then credited 10 TIE tepo.iior
ia n,iiry by accident should become forfeited ihr de-
po-ts made hv tie a>>ifel subsequent ,' &c a.
8s,rhufcu are paid hack 20 HIN, 80 iAai M irfos- s
belong Ia IN assured subject 20 The shove cullll'ns
o Al each periodical Distribution . nr -ifp u S''s
ursd member i entitled r-.se back --ioufh- on -
surplus OF hi- premium over and above NnA1 hr
css-ry to meet The liabilities OF the Company Tue oiri
fourth goes into the reserved fund OF the Company
Applications addressed 10 me suD-c'lprI "
New-iork vii be promptly attended To- ano a.
JOHN HOPPER. solicitor and Agent,
aug cod lslp IS PinesTee New lofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

La .: u. Wheeler, Attorney and Counsellor al
Re- Commissioners OF Deeds &c. will attend in the
,M noom q ranmsny Hall 81 all hours OF tie DAY
''ins' jyi5 osN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

IALVaNIC RI>G~.-Maguetc Fluid perfectly sue.
r.-.fl I'M the cure of Nervous Diseases, received ny
saer Great Bnan and the genuine can only be- Obtained
IL, fhis civ of Dr. Crombe- Agents Price Of Kings <s'
III ,,enf. For sale also st ~ 300 Broadway ~ East
g-advnv 10 40 and - Fulton Gnions. cor OF bow'ry
and Grand 30 Ctharne u Avenue d. corner 81 luton ana
ID a.. rn-Airs HAS Brooklyn. suN lmeoh"-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01
Schools.
THE MISSES COLES
I NDiE>, I5OAKDING and

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies.
- 50. Rutgers-ireei, opposite The Church. VIII reopen
On 'nndav In September. nu-h W.
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OLIVER WHITAKER

None are genuine unless The words scaTpas Oh for
n-sfne-. blown IN escl bottle
Tn. "A ushe medicine for sac by A. 3. ID. SANDS,
~ Agents for the Propre,or No - Fulton street, %
Broadway. II Ea-i Broadway. su3 Int
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01
IrAI.E,- CLOBE and Tran-ps

WALES GLOBE and Transparent Celestial spr.f'-
Alsned 10 Common Schools. Colleges and private ram
los now 10 use In the Normal Schools Of Albany and bos
foa the HIGH School Of Philadelphia 10 Yale aud DeorKe
IGN co.g.. Al Mr. Willard : Troy, aud IN numerous
Common schools IN New York and other Cities and states
Az recommended by Dr. Lafdner. Pro' - Om-leah ahd
others Manufactured and for sale ny q VALE, al us Sau
ral and Mathematical Institute, FRANKLIN square, n l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

lN-IIIl IlO\ OF Mc--f-. AbbOi l. Tor the f.ducr-
ton of Young Ladies No. f2 housiOr-sireet. y York
TIE Fai Term of this Institution commences Monday. sept
lrh The Principals devote their time % personal in-irc-
lion. sesn for their pupils COOL bodily health,
cheerful spirits the highest intellectual erdowment tue
-thnemeuf ofmnl snd mlnner and unlrrc'ed peiy I'm
n0yng teachers of the highest literary and scientific attain
rrni- spac and handsomely furnished parors, they
elcaguf combine The advantages of he ceniec-s, deli
ccv moral purify and literary taste Of refined home edu
with that knowedg - OF The world easy addfe--. and
Ite ecua stimulus, which can only be acquired by assoc
racd study
TERNs-Pupi- under q. -; from 20 3. "a from 10
.u - from ln io ~, 80; over u, ~. The use OF All
f- book. required j. furnished and there eNta
charges S Young ladies' can be- received into the au
.fs- of Tire Principals. aus llw 1w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

I AIDES BOAKDINt. and Day school. Union
! Place New YOrk-The Misses Lindsey will open the
econd nar'er of their school the rs Monday Sept.
A. fl- 0i llfh-rect and F1urilivenuc. ru-
trance l4ft sreeti N The rooms iae.y occupied hy
Foster and Powers. The encouragement they re-
lived during tie quarter recently c1se j. such hat lry
engaged tao permanent a-ssans-a gentleman and
adv The lady Wi devote her time f0 The primary pre-
1araory department Of the school and the gentleman i.
car recifaons any event that may be- found desirable
Printed circulars specifying expenses, &c viii be- inmeui-
iey issued and may be- had A. The residence Of the Misses
Lindsey above, or by applying io the grieiren named
below.
Referercss-H0n. Theodore Frcinghuysen, University
Building. Jasper Coming. ESQ % Waifreet Rev. J. J..
owen y second avenuc Rev. Tho- H. Gaiaudei, Hart
ford Conn: Hon. Th0s W Williams. New London. Conn.
$4,000. Do. .--.- m M. rr--.r a-u y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

Cholera Morbu- purely vegetable compound
Thi- invaluable Cordial j. the surc-t safest, and most ei
frnt remedy for all the above d-urders and may truly
be- laid stand unrvaed for is speedy and thorough cure
of them every stage.
Thousands have used Tins medicine ~ prepared by he
proprietor for all the complaints, and have been re-
.rd Boa the aggravated cases indeed an Instance
hardly be- mentioned IN which u has not effected per
feet cure and often within few hours.
Ia the of tine year when 90 much irt i Used ana
frequently m an uu pc and disorders Of the bowels are
prevalent incompatible specific l. of the utmost I'M
plrance and the proprietor would especially urge upon
every family The ue-nabe value Of THIS article, particular
is where there young children, 70 i perfectly sale
remedy and restores the bowels a healthy state.
The Cordial cannot bee highly recommended 10 s"dia
men, and the master " every vessel should have sup
pv of ia. 10 !. an established truth among medical men
hat change of climate j. OF the most pfOnc sources OF
those disorders for the of which This Coria y 20 re-
markAbe
FOR sale wholesale and retail bv the sole agents for the
Civ kl>hION 60 go bfoiH"ty,
r....T- .f.,r ti.ts-a and ttl-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

tkE ~ - T, i .',e-, I. ,iio ~
,iar.u-4 thaf h- ARMl NATlI BALsAM viii cure D.
arrhra CA0uc Cramps. Oupug Pans, Cholera M0fDu-,
summer Complaint and other Drrang-meni- OF ne siom
h n nney.nne case. Of hundred aud 10 les than
bf the lime can done by any other means II Il eN.
rfney p!easai aut children fond Of T. IL i equally
A. s1-tal Tor adults children, and when the directions
are followed aud j. NOT effected the money WI De
r.erriulIv teiufueri Pnce - ana ~ cents bottle.
sold a. whoe-ae and retail by A. b. a d. SANDS, Drug
gi.s - Fuon.L - Broadway, aud u East Broadway,
So y,,k auD I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01
MRS. REBECCA BANTER

BsIDsEro~ y. J. Dec n. l84t
" sfc,Hg-FOr ten years pat nave been dr-~a -
afflicted with deafness, Occa-ionec oy ar l4cefe01 = ny
ear which caused pain and prevented me- from hear
N or participating IN conversation, tls 1cefsDn frequent
Ii 3urs-d 4nd IA. totally unsble hear eaf Hzs-
no he-rt he positive ard remark effected BY Scar
pa Acousic D got bottle Of you wnch 4-ss accord
lng direction, and Nth nr O-- Effects eilx GOV f-lyf-
"a 80 a. 10 hear quite yell My iati-r b. tas been quite
deaf for uumber years hss recese decided Denent from
H. from * perrnce sure 4 VII cure LIE -esere-t case
.- fairly and recommend u 70 every person su1ern
f...r, .ili- yrlat AFT .rfi1r Your.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

- fOf Deafness
Scarpa- Compound Acoustic OIL for the cure OF Deafness
pains. and the scharg- Of mater from the also al
hose sagreeable noises Ike the buzZng Of Insects fan
of wafer &c &c which symptoms Of approaching zeal
ne.. and a. 80 generally attendant with the disease
How many thousands yea i-ns u thousands, are there
who In consequence Of deafness deprived VI many Of -
pleasures Of social intercourse and who would give the
word II Il wee possible possess It'll hey could again
have lh,ir bearing restored
The following Ceriincates viii be read with Interest az
th.v -p-aA facts, which stubborn things
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4, i3i5
thereby certify that when about twelve years Old
GRADUALLY 5eaf iubOth that 10 few inon
found almost impossible 10 hear, unless IN tne very loud
e.i tones OfvOc-. remained 10 that situation untl asl
summer period Of she-n years, when heard 81 Sour
"a Conpo1nd ico4sfie O Immediately Obtained bot
te which have USED and happy % cay has acted
se uagc, and quite cured Any one ~i.hls ilfirf
information u nv case which think remarkable one
will find BY calling residence Concord street. rfs
door above Second street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

ItILHEKT'~ PNTENT Ac1lVh buEtyI 'aIo = - vi
IL For sweetness oftOne, for decacy Of expression am
-,cb for durability Craftsmanship. for sIanding long ~
rn. and for every CHARACTERISTIC which comprises nn
fl-bed Instrument Mr. Lemuel Oiberts Pianos s'anu IN
riyalled. hhN' "''
For sale Wholesale and retail . -. r., -,
,u5f David WI J. SMITH IOMANs 20 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

aul7 81 HENRY 7. INGALLS,, secy school Committee
NuE..R. Chas Coudert 4 Dr. T. O. Porter, No. IS 81
vi Marx. Place viii reopen their school on tie Isl 81
September.
Reside. preparing scholars for College They give such par
f attention to M and practice Of lhc French, mat
f- f M sixteen wear. h- institution has been n opera
tnn There no instance Of pupils who could not spedA
Fr.uch fueuilv after Two years IN thi. School
The French and spanish languages are par OF me frs-
lar course Of Instruction ~ the school
G-rmani. also taught desired for which an extra charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01
I,O,RDI>C A>D DAY SCHOOL

MISS ARABELLA CItRk>' School for Young
vi Ladies No Il M.rcerstr.,f near BroOine street,
- l commence iis fall term Oh Monday, tih September
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

lNDItATIUN.-M aud thr Misses MacAdams
IL B0ariing and Day School for Young Ladies, viii re-
open on MONDAY ihr FIRST OF September, No No 80 Fourth
The su lies comprise all the branches Of thorough
English Education. th Music, French Sc. Circulars and
r,...rrnre- he nj above ruWher. aui1 H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

I'DPAKTN .-In~ -uy.cnnes. have formed
c.psrtner-hip under the firm Of sherman Day Co.
81 s transact Whoesae Cloth business a 20 Lber-
:. o ar Broadway. snEkMAS pAt.
S.,s-Yors. August II. l3f1 FhEDEhlCh MIMI
.ufg 4-v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

Mrs. UNDE'> -tIiOOi. for Young Ladies, cor
vi ner of Pineapple and Willow ~ Brooklyn. The
next o this school viii commence on Monday the
sf.f nf S.nteubsr aujnbts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01
PR. HULL's TRu-sEs and Aldo
THOMP.ON's TRUs.E,, sold ~

4 NV. r. BENJAMIN, Once Is Beekman-street;
%Aboui s1 Of the physicians and surgeons ot
Newly have given theif decided preference
10 this Truss you graduate The pressure rom one 10
INV rounds on the rupture without back pad winch does
much injury to the spine Trial being the best I-st
M n, superiority applied and six days trial given and
does not retain the rupture, while performing every kno
U exercise coughing and give perfect rssr-,hr money
cher,lly returned permanent easily effected,
aud warranted II directions are followed 81.
Those sending for this Truss need only mention INC sido
and the round the hips, as the pressure can
l... rrnduaed 10 mi thrlT Gaze ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

ID L1dc- ~ Wa-hIngOn--I BrOUhYn, l. -Inl- Ntinl-
u ~ viii resume the dulles OF Instruction he first Mon
iy boz September ben share of The public patronage j.
!, cie For terms and references apply 20 the Principal,
orfo the Brooklyn Post Office.
~ l,uIrn. MISS HELEN VI PHILIPS PrIncpnl
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,HtNtp PAPEn-Ju.t r-crI.r mos, ocs9u1. A.
/ .1rm~nr Il fancy enbo-.-l, gOA h-ar-d md g0li
"a lrr Eng 81 sld Frrrcl cOur-i pape -ured ~ih
.d -Ar- hgures and devices u various snss Those m
1 of -pen1s paper for i-ncy invited 10 call
.f- Book and Stationery store ~ JANSEN a BELL,
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Drawings prepared for Inv-ntor--Ins 81
rce In he bushes. Of obtaining Patents "ouc % oene
srt,y.sis Id tbo-- who require ASSISTANCE IN procuring
tfr. ,trrt Tor Inventions Reference 20 ntmgess '"'
" i'ih " --s ~ Fult0n--L Sev-YOrk
Y B-Lnhozraphic Drawings aud Pfniins Lsos.' Of a.
Id very ct-ap 80 80"
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4 ia LgflOs street vii attend " a. D'ihe.s 70 ne iss'
= -, entrusted 70 tis He nt- ~ era Vaius-
4.,,.-. I'd Loo. on hznd 70 .- and -t IN MS ely Also
III. IN Land igdIcOu..y ocaiei 10 tae best pafi "
. III he i,rrleiiae vicinity Of furnishing villages and
rrproyeinent-, for sar Or 10 exchange for Real
III Se.- YORK or vicinity. b1slDess sO4clted and sat
90 ory reference gyen- O1cs hours from 10 AM-o
f.qp II suZ Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

an list FINIsHED--EIrgant sbor Moles.in
4ll Has the low price Of - FINE NuifA fnf al "
- Thrs. Hats are equal Hats commonly sold by 9th
Grant 81 Also elegant Imitation Mol--sIn iiais al 1870
,,d SIS GEO z. H. BROWN, Practical Halter,
- 80. (sns
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au-' <iwim MISS ih,-r.-' " r.-i :, '.-,P '.
MECHANICS SOCIETY SCHOOL, - and 5

vi Crosby-sfreet-Ihi- Institution VIII reopen al the
close of the present vacation Monday, the rr,i day of
= p,euber II believed thar Institution 30 his country
r- greater advantages than his 20 pupils desrOus OF Oh
aiming Classical or thorough English kfucat on.
The Male Department l. n charge ui Professor j. v Nc,
ELLlGOTT Principal supported by seven assistants OF
.,reai ability and eNprrence IN teaching. - .
The Female Department j. 10 charge Of Miss MARY T.
BFAN As Principal assisted by teachar, whose long
experience and eminent success proof ui icir quhnca-
lions Latin. French. Music aud Drawing are taught by
rone,4nt Professor In those branches. Terms of Tuition
from 10 - per quarter according o. the ads anceneni ~
s. pupil The .rcirs regard Is paid 10 the moral a. well
- intellectual culture. 80
There are few vacant seats In each department Of the
school Persons de-rous OF placing their children IN I'M,
Institution viii please make early application io he pm
cipal- or either Of the members OF lAe school Conmec
NJ. T nm. w Stevens james Van NOrdeu.
FraucI. r. Schodls john keincA,
usnrv + lnraU. J. I. h. Maxwell,
n Rich James Morris.
q & Jacotus Stephen Cuftef,
lame. Pb,fe George Maihcr,
A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

n-A OPPO~ITION TO MONOFULf..
s-NNorning Line at o'clock for ALBANY and
aoAn lntern-di ate landings, from the pier foot VI
y street next above BarcsyJ Passage MY cents
p-.sas..i ard dinner on board The new and splendid
lam Yacht RIP VAN WRINKLE, Capt J.. ID Abel, from
.on- Pier next to Bncsyb Monday, wednesday
"a FS,d.y at O'clock A. NJ FOR passage or freight, APP
,.fy an hazard he Boat sb~p 'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

sentiments We have been abused, IN the worst
terms, for advocating just such opinions a. are con
tanned ia The following Editorial. 10 THURSDAY
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
RELIGIOUS Intelligence.

BinLE readers aud Home Missionaries, tits stated
in the religious Journals leboring with ANNA
ting success in ireland. II is less than years
since the first effort was there made TO teach the b.
bic in schools 400 schools came into the plan, and
$40 teachers were employed the Tasty year. Itises
tinatcd that 1851 children have thus learned 10
read tho Scriptures.
Episcopal MissloYs.-Dr. Perkins ard Mr. Ap-
plohy, with their wives, nave recently sailed for AZ
rca, tho former 10 be engaged in medical practice
the later in conducting printing press in connec-
ton with Missionary lsbors.
The Domestic Committee Of the Episcopal Board
OF Missions have opened separate account OF con-
tribuioDs, which tnoy denomnata The fund for
ihe religious improvement Of The colore population
in our country, and especially in tho Southern end
South Western States" Ii il contemplated 10 raise
up an elGcient class OF iaborers, who may he or
dained asdeacons, aud be supported for $50 year
SLAVERY Is FLoRIDA.--thero IS n CLAUSE IN the
proposed Constitution of Fiorida, giving the Cen
erul Assembly power 10 abolish Slavery.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
By and nth tbs cdcise and consent Of the Senate.

JANUARY Is, 1876.
RoBEnr l.. NclSrosB. OF Virginia. Consul tor tho port Of
TryI s r@rHRr1 10 be Marshal Of the United States for
the district Of Michigan wee joshua 2wnrn; Issoyoa @ m
District or Maryland, Thomas " Ps;tInge!, IeovyG
HrspEksoy WlLt.HGH TO BE- MsI;hs iI Of The 1nsd
pointed Collector OF the Cnstcm' AT Savannah.
BrNNISG MANN. To be Maha OF The nited states ;ot ue
Distinct Of Connecticut. IN The place OF John b. EG;edSc re-
%SSxRr Ewlya to be ehal of the United States fo
who appointed IN the place o Weston l. Bnc rejected
ViSei b. PARRs 10 be ar,hsl of the United State, for
the src, OF Name. vIcc John u. hinsssu removed.
joins Lane to he Mnsha of the United states for the
SAMUEL McCLuRY be Marshal of the United States FOR
the e, G VICE s -. i A. = STson M, o se o
the District OF Massachusetts, vice Solomon Lincoa' re-
moved. =, ,-;.,s e,.,,
for the Middle Distinct OF Tennessee. vice J. NJ Lea fc-
sgned- =, 81. Ir;.oa s,.te. "a, the
Dsnct Of lhdana vice CouItiend Cushing, TesIened
CHARLES : SiBLrY, 10 be Attorney oi hs UheS Ssi'es
TmoNAs d. COMFY, be Marshal ofths United Stats' Tor
the pis;rc; South Carolina; -, S,... -, ,b,
Western Distinct OF Penn.y wanna. 49,. c,u,,, IF
HoRATro BALi, be Justice OF Peace IN the Corhy o
NSTnANisL DsxUy OF Virginia. TO be temporary Navy
Agent Nurseries. France, A. e. Benson sssnod
Venue New Haven. CT. vcs John T Coils, Iesgnsedp s ps
ASpREw AsNrw 10 be Surveyor nnn Inspector oil 'hs he
H. Page be Surveyor md Inspector OF the kevsnue
for the Port of Psnchartiain La appointment
WIN b. MAER,sr to be Deputy Postmaster a; Tuscaloosa.
sR.IL Hoer, to be Deputy POs,mascr at Zane've OHIO
Howell HOBBS to bo Deputy Postmaster At Jack.sps Nj
JANUARY 10. lsto;
ALEXANDER G. ABELL OF Michigan. to he Consul Of the
United States for the Island oi Hawaii one OF 'ne eon'"
''.a, ApAa d. sTRUAa1 to be Peymustss in the Army