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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF tbs
l. County Of New-York, Notice is hereby given 10
persons having claims against stephen c. Roe late OF
the City of Ne~York Physician decreased 10 present the
with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber at Office
with Henry Sherman Esq No ~ Nasssusi in the City Of
York before the tenth day OF April next Dated
NeS-N ork. the ninth day Of October i8i5
oin law On JOHN CHRYsTIE Adminisfrntor
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MATCHES AND JRWELRY

MATCHES AND JEW ELRi.-The subscribers
w invite the attention " Strangers cad others visiting tie
City, their stock OF hns Watches aud Je~elry, which Is
now complete for the Fall trade.
Their selection of Watches embraces seyeralyery superior
time by the celebrated AID offered
% purchasers a unusually low prices.
Rich Jewery Of every description; Silver, Plated and
Britannia Ware, Maniel Clocks Fancy Goods, 80.
aices and Clocks cleaned and repaired by experienced
wOrsmen. LOCKWOOD & sCBlBNER,
sgOsn ~ Pearl Of Fulton -. opposite a. \ HOis
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LAMPS. GIRANpoLEs, &c.

LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &c
i AMPS, GiEASDOLEs. HALL LANTERNS, AND
II CANDELABRAs, fcr the Spring Trsde-DlETL,
BROTHER CO, No IS John street, are manufacturing
and hage always on hand complete Of afcr- "a
their Inc, 81 e following d--cr gons which they VIII sell
al wholesale or re,aiL a. Low PRICES FOR cash
Improved Chemical OF and Camphene Lamps,
SOFA Lamps. Gilt and BrOnzed. In great varieiy,
for-elus Co.'S celebrated Patent SOAR Lard Ls,nps,
0rzndci-s various patterns, gilt slyerei or sronzed
suspeuGlng SOAR D0rc Csmphene Lamps,
Bracket Solars, Side do do
Soar Chandeliers. Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps. Csmphene Chancelers
Superior Chemical OIL Pure Sperm o.,
DO Campheue. Soar and Lard or,
DO Burning Fluid. Refined Whale Oh mlsy
BRITANNIA IAtiP>.-A large assortment VI BIZ
~ snnis Lamps Tor bedrooms work tables EiAe pieces
&c constantly on hand and for SALE by
OF 81 BOARDMaS HART. Bgrlil--sip.
HARDWARE AID CuLery.->esman LO~efr- z7s
sprngsL Greelwch-L Offers Tor ssle arse and
general .ornenl Il Hardware, Cutlery, Britannia and
ia Ard Ware ola
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49, FOX Long BRANCH, OCEAN
jsa6- ar.LeRRANGEnpnT-Ii

is4o-TALL ARhANGEMEhT-lSso
~n~v ANEW-fORK AND ERIE RAIL Ia
aaos.SczrROAD LlNEfor MisdletOws, Goshen -
and intermediates places, on and Alter
Thursday 10Th Oct
For Pa.sengers-rhe new last and commoaous sssn.
kosi ST. NICHOLAS, Capt ALgxAsDgR H. SCHULTZ, win
leave he foot OF Duane-sree daily Sunday exc-pedJ
5, hours Returning, tbs will leave MddlelownG
O'Clock, A. M and 5 O'Clock, r. ".
For Freigtt-A barge viii -aye every alern0Cl
O'Clock Sundays excepted lfreigbt will not W. receivca
amer Shippers hereby nOhed that IN. cams
ofIhe and depot station where goods ~. % ~
en must be distinctly marked upon each srce, ouerwA
thy will not be received
Forf1rter particulars inquire of. Van Rensselaer,, sss
corner Of Dusas and West streets.
h. C. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
u Stages ran from Mdile;own daily, IA connecuon Vi
the afternoon ire I, h Oomin rsh, Wursboro Monucsl9
Mount Pleasant, Rnghsmos, Owego, Por Jeris, honsS
dae, CsrbOudslr &C.
ro.s Frisnd.v3ile Leo,, brogslyu a. o5
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no OF I'M SONS or IHt EMERALD IrIs o.
Lives of 100 Remarkable Iri-hmen ard lyed GA &c
fe-s q Ir-h desceri-C0rainn Co!ole mares MO
shop Hughes, Hsrry Flood. Thomas Irenof W IlAIl
Brown, George Ca1r1g Father Croigy, Professor AnrAn
Y. Lalgrce, and g. oiLers By William Lyoa MaeAtH1r'
,,l de- least ro.. he Saav Nos arl are COW ready.
Pee f-t ce-.. earh BUkGESs. sTRlNGER CO
.-.r :. - a.. SWAY r0rrer Arr-sL
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Schools.
rrMALE INSTITUTE,


AT MlDDLEToWN, Cts CHASE, A. ~ ~ IT,, s,..s
"A This lusi!;ntiCn j. loraiei IN TIE City OF Maaeo
within bali nile Of IN Connecucil kveE y o.'.4.
h.s tisire-s quiet and uefsy o. The ciiyreder i -
dsfrate residence for tb,-e intending 70 pursue GU
of sgd The rurntsr Of bosrrs = limited Toy rr-.r
ID he family with the Prirciye. al Ieach-fs e'D 80,
no psiu, 20 secure tkcn-5 ~ comforts o. pt.-l
b1ne regular c0urs. " Stlay = pgrsled founf -
dies can be prepared for fsernr or 9pcis tl'iOus
practical ard aeon .istefi EdpcauoI. 81.
The Crarye fDf Bosf1sss j. -loo per an lri A-'4-'
Driving Painting, ard NoJerl argusges heias 80.
Sessions commence AB-1sf -. EOVrhcf - ana Ala!
Circulars may obtained 81 Rev. r. Cast 10 ~
sfrr>f. Nrar York. sas 2'A-ia" - 49,,
THE NEW BRIGHTON Collegiate se1so' ~ y \.
i commence liz next se-s.on on Monoay ~. . :. :
School possesses fas- aud adv anlases superior - any
other by proximity New fok, ~ healna. ,aal
il ease OF eccess by huuriy s.aners ani IS
standard Of edursol The school - situated on NE uss
of ghfon within az miles " New orr ana occ
plea the elegant chateau O the Rfobes Jose Aa i 90
uirably adapted for The hmited number OF It's pupils Al
he branches OF "a Ordinary English Ed9cson tr Classics
and Mathematics extended through iu College course
are here taught ssO the French Spanish German bn Z
sisn languages All The teachers reside IN The family ard
be most parental supervision = bad over The pupils For
catalogues and n nftrmauJn apply AZ the oTce oi me
school Isl Broadway ~ \. corner u Ohm 81 where ne
Principal can be seen daiy. 49,. 49,,
on lw+ 1to. L. - fO.s, A. n Tilne pa pa
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ElRE-PROOF Sa ,marder Ssies-t, is awell-kDown
fact that safe previous The frs ~ December
1885, had been invented capable Of resisting The hest usually
produced IN the burning OF single sierehouse-bui since
which, however the great and valuable discovery OF the
Sslamsnder Safe mace. and has been patented By
Wilder. and the rsi manufacture ard eel this
purchased BY the subscriber.
The triumphant results in the burning Of the Tribune
Buildings IN The great consagratOn Of july 1855 u
this city, AMI Others equally sal secoy, has induced Others
20 make and offer for sale article called Improved sas
msnder Safes. In violation 81 the patent law AMI FOR winch
suits have been commenced against the msnufsc.0rs
agents, and should hey al 10 respond 10 The lry
the Psie1iee, suits Will De extended lie purchasers asc
hose having them use. they being equally liable. See
Philips on Pa.euls) A word 10 the % sufficient
5 c. HERRING. l59 Wsier-sL
R-GayloTs Delsoos SCOTS, sd other second band
Chests for sac A. Cre. ID Of the original cost
few Sa smancer Zee msde IN imitation OF he genuine
can be seen Ard ecnPS Il with The rea article and viii be
sold lowi OH imakW
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lCa-ses Of Ladies aud Misses Of various grades in usi.
ca sudy-boih in Soegge and VocaizauOn-are taught In
the morning and afternoon The same for Ladies and Cen
enen in the eveningone Of which classes Is now stud
ing the Opera LINDA ID Chamonix," by DonizetiL
The Piano Forte ami Singing Is taught in private lessons
either AT the school Or the pupils residence. % I'm
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INV PATENT
HOT AIR FURNACE.

NEW PATENT
A lR TIGHT Rotary COOKING Stoves. for sale ~
"A oSi Pm NM WEST. iSS H1cson-i
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iSzRs1S LiNt.-tor Albany ami Troy DIRECT, Il
O'Clock ?. M-The Steamboat EMPIRE,
Capt r. B. Macy, viii leaye the steamboat pi~ ico 81
CouraEdst every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ss
noon, al O'clock
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt VIM. VI. Pecs eyery
MONDAY " edno sday and fntay afternoon, att 0clock
For Passage freb apply boSrd, or q, the oess 90
tie wharf
NoricE-The evening liDe Tor Albany aud Troy viii post
lively receive any freight on board no boats aler
O'Clock, L. II. jesl
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TEpASURy OF HISTORY,

COMPRISING a general Introductory Outline OF Unl-
u ver-al Es<JTy Ancient and Modern; and series OF
.eparae Historic. O every prn pa Nation that exists their
rise progress, and present condition. &c &C BY Samuel
Maluder
The History OF America edited By John Inmsn, Esq
I Editors OF country papers whose circulation exceeds
90 copies viii be entitled 70 receive Ibis work, by pro-
perly noticing Le IN their several journals and for
warding marked paper 20 the publisher,
ofsos DANIEL ADEE if7 Fulton 4 y. Y.
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SAILED.

shps Rsppshsnnock Liverpool; Auburn. N Orleans
Frances Whitney Manila; Monument Hsvre.
Berks Cosmo, (Br) Bristol. Eng; Avola Turks Island.
Briss Meteor Demerars; Hodgson, Charleston; Hai
net do: and others. Wind WSW.
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.r-,FALL AKRANGEMENT.-Iad-r

IT. FALL .-Iadrpel.
Ers.a.s-1S delt Opposition Line Tor Newport, Pfogi.
derce and Boston direct-Three times
week each wsy.-The new steamer OREGON, Capt A. p
81 John will leave New York from Pier No SJrh River
every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday a o'clock
Returning Wi leave Providence for New port and ~ York
Monday, "Wednesday and FnIsy. a. O'Clock ~, on
tie arrival Of the 4. o'clock mall Train VI cara from Boston.
Fare from New York 10 BOslOR..................Slo
Deck fare from do % dO...................... 6lt
Fare from New York to Newport. 50
Deck Fare from do 10 dO.....................IOO
Fare from New York Providence. .............I
Deck fare from do 6O..............,.........5O
GhO. {. FAIRChILD. agent No u Vests, " ojl
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NOTICE 10 Railroad COuirsctors--Propossls Will be
he received The Office Of the Northern Railroad, IN
Concord H. for the grading, MASONRY and brdsrg
the Northern Railroad, extending from Concord Lena
non ~ H. III the mouth Of WniIe River distance Of abou
o5 miles.
Danbuy over he summit IN Orange 10 Fufed.N h. or
before the 18Th day II October and the remainder
The road or before q e Stth day OF Octsher ms
Plans and sefcafiOns OF the sub divisions Of said
road may be 81 the Office OF said road days previous
10 The several times So, cited rs above.
IL will be expected that the work will be commenced as
may DC s.ler tie clo.ed
OSSLOW STEARNS,
Agent for Constructing the Road.
JONATHAN ADAMS, Engineer.
Concord, n. ". Oct {, leth ole rnI
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- LONDON LINE OF Pacaets-Regu.r Psc.ei Of
cTrc u NoyeuiherIne hfst cl.ss fast sailing packet
-S[-hip WELLINGTON, Capt Chsl s.ch, WI sa.l
above, her regular day
The accommodation. IN his very superior vessel FOR cab
in second cabin ami seerage pssser es well known
10 require comment Persons intending 10 embark should
early Application on board foot u Mst-n.aae
JOSEPH McMURRAY, cor. Pine and south sis
The new ami splendid pacsef ship PRfsCE ALBERT
Capt seoor viii succeed the Wellington All ssl % lie Lot
D-ra
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- ..OrPN.IrION % Monopoy-E,pr.

H. ..OFPo-ITION 20 Noncpo,y-sxpres
Line for Albany without lsndir S-rhls boat
arrives Ia time for all tho K urOAis Eas or
Wesi and the stages AMI racket boats Norm
TIE splendid rev steam Va hi RIP VAN WlNkLE, Csp,
L. 3D. Ahe viii leave the foot OF R1busor-st ln-x sb,g.
Ba-csy on Tuesday, THURSDAY ynd saturday afternoons.
At O'Clock. For passage freight apply on boasd % 10
tie agent IN the o.ice o. lhe wharf
BGesLemen sending lroi yhi to Albany by The steam.
boat RIO Var Wrinkle Will please leave their orders ID,
house from which sent 70 have shipped by he abovs
boat and Oh igp the agert JANIS WELDON oil
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OFFICE or THE ". Y. Gas LIGhr ConPASs,
October 18Th, l9iS
VNHE PRESIDENT and Directors have this day de-
carei div idend OF Jour and onehsf per the
Capital OF this Company, for the six months ending
let August last payable 10 he Stockholders and alter
Saturday. the Let November
The Transfer Book viii be closed from the s5th int to
that dse BY order. c l. EVERITT. sec'ry. iolaiNl !
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JUST PUBLISHED

JUST PUBLlSHED,
T'HE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY for Schools, iIls-
trated by ~ engraViugs and 3 maps, with globe
msn on a plan 10 vol 4.o. by s. q. Goodrich, author
u Peter P.reys Tales, &C
The above work has already been introduced into the
Public Schools Of Rochester ana IN number of others
The first edition is nearly disposed OF, The second
VIII &c published In lew days
SOS HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE, 2ls Pearl-s-
CULTIvATOR FOR OCTOBER
lust RECEIEED.-Thc reputation OF this publication for
Intrinsic worth Is rnrvsied II Is considered by agncnl
be- the best Of he kind now published Sub
scrpon price only dollar per year. Complete SETS OF
the BAG. volumes also single numbers, can be had oi
OF MARX II. NEWMAN, 1879 Broadway.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
THE subscribers keep constantly hand complete as
-ortinel o. School Books for sale a. the lowest prices
Also Cory Books made Of supene paper; States and
Pencils lux and nSs-ands, Lead Pencils, Steel Pens WI
lng Paper ana every description OF School Stationery Of
superior quality, for sae cheap ~
a JANSEN 4 BELL. l58 Nassau-sL
4 LNANaCS.-Ths trade supplied with AInanacs al
N lie prices % manufacturing. Al The Tribune ofce sui
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

DREPARATORY-{BOA RDINGl SCHOOL, MIDDLs-
1 TOWN CONN-D. II. CHASE, A. ". PRINCIPAL.
Ts,abshed In 1855 Sessions commence May 18th and NO
ism continuing hge months al $50 per session Tnoroush
are secured 70 pupils ss fully the most expensive SCHOOL,
Lads from Nes-fork placed IN charge OF careful per-
80 p~c.Swsy dl3
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LEGAL Notires.

IN CHANCERY OF New-Jersey-Bet Samuel T.
! Cornish, COmPlL and Patrick Cougsnsd Mar his wife.
Deirnfants-Order Of pub ioaon lappesrngtc his Court
that the complain mas hed hi. bill In the above
the above n-ed deeuan for he foreclosure and
sale OF certain mortg aged premises In the said bill mentioned
and that OF subpoena To appear and snswef directed
he defendants bath been regularly ssued reiurnabe to
The OF September Instant Dn that the defendants could
be- found In this ate 10 be served herewith and have
caused their appearance be entered m such
process had been duly served and being made TO appear
by adavt the satisfaction Of The Chancellor, that the said
defendants reside OF the State OF NewJersey 10 w.t. in
stats OF New York-lis thereupon, this first day Of
October the year Lord thousand eight hundred
and Onyhge motion Of JOSEPH FUTILE, Solicitor Of
The complainant by this order directed by the Chancellor
the said absent defendants DO appeal plead
demur to the comp anans BILL before the third Tues
day December next that default thereof such decree
made against hem the Chancellor shall think equitable
and Just, 10 Is further ordered That this order shall
within twenty days hereafter be served personally the
said defendants by delivery OF copy thereof to them
De pub shed within the said wv mtg days IN The Newark
Daily Advertiser newspaper printed al Newark, IN this
State aud continued therein FOR weeks successfully Al
IN every and also, In Ike manner aud for
the hAe space of Time, n newspaper printed IN The city Of
New York. 4 true copy. q. ;. HALsTED, C.
SAMl 4. O. s,FRr Clerk oil law6W
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,0-~~ .R. CAnPENTKW Il CO.'S Line (

~ Newhurg h-The barge 81 PERi0R
~CapL CB>RLHs hALsrEAD, will leave To
foot OF Wanen-st every Tuesday and Friday afternoon
jO'clocs-and returning viii leave Neshurgh every We'd
nestsy and Saturday afternoon NJ O'Clock
The above barge hed up with Saie-rooms, large sat
connections cabins aud passengers Will md very pes.
SAINT way ofmtAing th. passage.
treiehi taken al the lowsstr rates.
All baggage PACKAGES parcels u goods money must s
the ak II ihe thereof catered upon The
h,.sta Of Na.fn al fir
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by ORDER Of Hon. John q Wilson, Judge OF A.
- bang County Courts Counselor, &c. NOTICE. Is hereby
gwen pursuant the provisions OF the statute authorizing
achments against Ascending and concealed debtors that
attachment has issued against the estate Of William Har
son. inhabant of tbs State, Ascending debtor
lately residing he city Of Albany and thai the same viii
be sold for lie men u bis debts unless be appear and
schirge such attachment according 10 law within three
months the fret publication Of this notice and thai the
payment o any debt and the delivery Of e7y property be
longing such debtor him his and the transfer
OF any properly by him for any purpose whatever, for
hidden by law and vOd.-Daed the 18th day Of Octo
Der, l6fi WOODBURY. YOUNG, Attorneys
oil law 5m for Attaching Creditors, Exchange, Albany
DY ORDER Of John q. Wilson, ESQ. Judge Of Albany
DCounty Courts Counsellor at Law &c-Nouce Is here
By given that attachment has Issued against The estate OF
JONAS c. WELLINGTON, or late Of the City Of
Albany absconding concealed debtor due proof
made 20 The sad Judge pursuant 10 the directions Of the
Statute concerning Attachments against Ascending,
eeaed nonresident debtors" and that the will be
cold for the payment Of b. debts unless be, the said Jonas C.
Wellington appears and dlscharg such attachment accord
rg within three months from the trsi publication Of
notice and tia, the payment Of any debts and the de-
livery any properly belonging 10 the said debtor 10 him or
for his AMI the transfer Of any properly By him Tor
purpose whatever, are forbidden BY law and are void
Dated Albany. August IS b, 1888
WHEATON DOOLlTTLE HADLEY,
sul5 law7m Auorues for Attaching Creditor.
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BR9 s',iI- \.

Il MIS-. lALDN Ebl- Dudlltls NV ia. SLuVpi iNl
Young Ladies Will open IN Brooklyn a. No % Nlloqehy
81 ON the l0h inst The course Of instruction includes the
English French, Spanish, German and Italian languages
Writing Arithmetic, Geography, Astronomy with the
Of the Gobe History, Natural History Natural and Moral
Philosophy Bellies Letters, Geometry, zebra and Elocu
ton; Music the Harp Piano, Guitar ard local Musir The
French and Spanish language r general use 10 tc
family. There will be charge 10 any Instance 10 the
daue hiers of cergynen.
Mrs c. is permitted refer persons Of the highest
speciality both in the CITY Of NewYorS and Brooklyn
Of m
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.ss3s.s.ss-SSsDlATE LANDiNGs;m,The steamer iiUo.
SON ia place Of the Wesichesles, tie oay
boat that lands al o'cocs.) Captain William ~ MELLss,
will leave The foot OF Cedafstreel the ensuing scsson
every Monday, " sinesisy and Friday a. 3 O'clock T.
~ connecting al Hudson with the Hudson sn1 Bersshu
Railroad the of which leave tho ARRIVAL VI tho boat
Returning the boat leaves Hudson Tuesday ThsfsisJ
and sunday, a. o'clock NJ the arrival W tho care,
touching both wsys al the intermediates landings b~
freight or passage, apply on board or 10
J. l.. KNAPP K SON, 1nl West o.
This boal has been put complete order wtha ne~ hJM
ant engine, and additional number Of state rooms and
will found pleasant and confOrtablsa boat - any 70
tns river. The boat lows no baTges
rhi. boat !, now ready TO receive freight isi2u
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.U~e FuR sAUGEWTIEs 4 Ca

sT" AfuR sAIGEKTiES CtisEill, snd
l<ss.rrlasras ing AZ P0ughkeepse and Kingston The
splendid .eamboat James Madison, Cspt.
c. NJ HancoN will leave the eanbOsl Pier the foot Of
Cetar-st every Monday, Wednesday am Saturday =,
O'Clock, L. n. Returning Sunday Tuesday and Thursisy
Freight aken barge prices For passage freight apply
90 board or % o, r. Wainwright, agent on the wharf oa
xH~~~ FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN
s<s1s..s.-N House. RunsOH, Eaton Town, Shrew sbuy
and Manasquan.-1he new ard el-g AMI lev
pressure steamer EDWIS LEWIS, Capt Cories, will
leave Catherine Market follows touching at Pier No
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ulisccl.

ROBERT II. MORRIS. p. NJ.
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~, = MnKNINE LINE -, oe-otl-rT

- = Raj foad-Ihe r'c1hnOl NlhhOD, CAPT
John Brooks, Jr VIII leave New orb from
he foot OF Ma kst daily Sundays excepted AT ocoi
a. VI Ia connection with IN Cars for West stockbig. Re
tarnng leave Bird lepOu Al quarter past O'Clock, W %
the arrival OF he rom West Slockbndgo, arriving n
new-Yors At hafpast }, r M.
The 2 O'Clock Line to Bridgeport IL Withdrawn Stages
viii leave tic arrival OF The Boat for Sra.od, Milford,
Fairfield, Southport. and Derby.
fv This Ia the only bOrt running In connection with The
cars r. h. MASON. Experimental anll Sm
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uEMPsTEAD SEMINARY. HemPsIead,

III Male Boarding School, n. DUNN, An Principal, on
the railroad q miles from BrOokyn-Winier Term CON-
ences ls Nov Terms sl5Oa year Circulars at. Chsnl-
berlin, Esqrs South " iihaust " Y The Principal also
al the above place during October ols 2~'
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WOOD ENGRAVING.
TUDOR HORTON co. Designers and Ensrsvsrs 90
Wood, No % honoon-SI u9
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Oct 18th. lat b, Ion - 80 barb Harmony I'm Rich
moud for Rio de Janeiro.
Oct 10Th Ia, 20 q. lon O. 40 schr PampAco, I'm WI
miDsion. NC. for Gaadoloupe, out 10 ds.
oct OH. of Touusas. bng Mores I'm Mobile for
York. Captain and ave men sei; supplied them WI,
medicines.
DC, 26sh OF Chinco,cague, saw brig Philura fror
Washington. NC. for York
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15

every instance, dominate the ottl'laI
connection Of sucH deianling officer
with the government
Although, 10 our country, the chiel
magistrate must almost of necessity be
chosen by psrty,.and stand pledged to
it's principles and measures, yet, IN his
official action, he should not be tie
President Of part only, but of the
whole people Of the United SAFES.
While he executes the laws with an i'm
partial hand, from no proper responsi.
bilty, and faithfully carries out in the
executive department o. The grvernne
the principles and policy of those who
have chosen him, he should not be ne
mindful that our felow.cilizens who
have differed with hin in opinion are
entitled 10 The full and free exercise Of
their opinions and judgments, and thai
the rights Of oil are entitled to respec
and regard.
Confidently relying upon The aid and
assistance oil the coordinate deputm nt'
Of the government IN conducting our
public affairs. | enter upon the dischatgr
Of the high duties which have been as
signed me By the people, again humbly
suppica,ing that Divine Being Tho has
watched over and projected our belov
ed country from its Infancy TO the pres
en-, hour, TO continue 10 DO prosperous
and happy people.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15
NEW POST OFFICE BILL.

We publish in another column synopsis
of the new posrof1ice bill. This is a very
mponan, measure of reform, as il takes
from the people heavy burden in the way
postage. By it Newspapers go free OF
postage within thirty miles OF their place OF
publication, and we are thus enabled 10
send the Democrat to erery post cBice in
The county, free O. charge for tranSporto
tion which cannot be done with any Other
paper in lie county. And as Bloomsburg
is soon to become the county seat, we hope
10 have the opportunity of adding a largr
number of names to our subscription lis
before the first of July, when the law goes
Into operation.