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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

al TO IMPORTERS OF DRY GoODs.--fbc at-
~ vertisers vii; exchange plat Of sixteen House Lots
ground, elegantly situated, aSont one and ha
miles North of Union Place. having splendid view Of the
Hudson River three of the greatest thoroucharcs leading
TO the property Address NJ. W. TO the Courier and En-
;-- o4,ca sl9tfc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

DISASTERS, &c.
Schr Than,,s, of Cumberland. Me- before reported on
shore at the DrmPngs was got off night Of l2th and ia
ken over to Newpor; hsrbor between two sleops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

Ship New. York. Hall. Charleston b,rk Faoli. Dcanc,
Richmond; oris fhiiura pcane Savannah; Ann Eliza,
Park, 81 Marks; Antarctic, Bermuda.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

Ste,e WATER POWEk.-for sale at the Real IA
sS Estate Market, No 20 Wall.street, New; York, .5
-, large number valuable Mil sites, with mex
h4usiibe water power situated in New York STATE New
jersey Pennsylvania, hlsT}and Virginia TeHessee Illinois
and Wisconsin many Of them OF aud number
OF them have mills operation. Among them some very
great bargains They will be sold with such quantities OF
land adjoining as may be desired and the most a5coinmo
dating terms ARNOLD BUFFUM x co.
mi GtDtfW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

which sad magnificent ships lifted The best
possible manner fer comfort and convenience ard sa well
In addition The show the sabscrthers for the
ST. GEORGES LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

xxcg TO LET.-A vacant I.Dt in Troy.st, suitable for
t2S manufacturing business. Enquire Of Thomas Bryan,
-=.EE. los Amos-street, or of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17
WIND0W SHADE DEfQ't,


Z [. nanuftctuErr superior Article Of BLACK aud
CARAilNE INK known as the CR0T0N INK warr,nt,i
to retain its color ard fudity any climate. Qualities
hand AVID carefully rackr,' for ShirpIag MI m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

IA FOR SAIL. in the Ci,y Of Newark. Nsw-jeTsey1
@ House and 81 Of ead situated n south Broad
Railroad pepqt y = The aoas IS Is: Is 70, t: g
.T,@bonf. also good stable. rrui, Trees rlre Vine. SC
stt,cled For farther particulars inquire OF
corner Of William and " Washington streets oi " ~ r, u
he,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

IL STORE TO LET.-The lower floor 4nd base
.aR OF the commodous store No. 1876 Esh street
and Astor Place. The building % feet deep
with granite front Eighth aud CONVENIENT en-
either end its situation being located only few
doors from Broadway and the Bcwery renders Of
the central and eligible points for business in the
part Of the city One Of the basement will be let sca-
raey if desired being well adapted for many kinds Of bust
aud particularly for Oyster Saloon For further par
tirula the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

nearly opposite Ce;itre market
It's also sold By H.yiland keese Co 81 Maiden Lane
James ). Aspinwsli. % William 81. Rushou x Co. 10
Broadway and 10 Aston House snd retail BY drug AID
fancy stores throughout the United STATES. NJ eod1m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

This excess Of expenditures moro than counter bal
anced by remaining collected OF the hostages
which accrued between tho 3Oh Jnne ls4 and 30th
Juno, lS4a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

T,RIyArE coTILLIoS PARTIES attended TO by z
piano Forte and Violin Performer Of the best taleut
in the CITY Inquire at JoLLIES Music stoe, 3s5Broad-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

But suppose W d ens~,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

Al ErAL ROOFS, 69dyaStso1 bdter I1ttof fire ieRt
sI ,-kch L, Four Years Longer tho. UsHdiThe sutScri-
bcrs have Invented method OF covering roofs with PLAN
or galvanized plates which they guarantee to remain
waterght yEARs when put up by them. The metal
is so put that cannot DC affected by the shrinking or
swelling of the psuks whch,t laid or by tho conirac
ton or excursion Of the metal.
The following gentlemen have had their dwelling houses
and stores in this city covered By this method, TO Their
satisfaction:
Henry Brcvort Esq. corner of Sth avenue and 9ts..
John :. Scherlnerhcrn, No. 80 Broadway.
David Austin, Esq. corner Ct Exchange place and WI,
liam street,
Geo H. Butler, ESQ No. ~ Sassau-st.
Francis iiurritt Esl. 60 rroad-st.
Notice Is given. that the Improvement Is patented all
persons III the trade wishing roofs by the sI6sc
bers' plan can obtain permission moderate terms.
mhlIN NAYLOR & co. ~ ard ~ Broad-st.
DLUMBEES! PLuMBEkSl PLUMBERS The sub
scrser would call the attention OF Plumbers ana mo
public to perfect article Of Tin Plated Lead Pipe mall-
i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

%A THE ALBANIA TO LET.-The premises No.
tm9 ssh Broadway with the large Saloon the rear.
sbeing about 50 by 66 feet with gallery all around the
the interior and finished of in superior a
Ball Concer, Room; with Supper ROOM &c toge,ler
communicative The above premises known the
Albania aud uneqpaled BY thing of thu kind either
finish STYLE in this any other city The furniture
and fixtures of the establishment for sale Possession given
lst Nav next. Apply to
JOHN p. CROSBY 90 Nassau.street
y. B. The premises would make excellent and
show room for fancy goods fl5 IwdS3;awtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

$-A TO LET-From the LIST of April next. beautiful 9
.H House, with large garden house and
--3ut yards attached, situate in the town OF Fistkil,
Dutchess County, being mile from HoIewr,l
Church. miles from tishk village, and from Hamburger
landing where the night and day boats always touch This
splendid country well known the residences of the late
J. g. Stockholm deceased-has elegant farm attached IT,
from which ewood, fine pasture and other privileges
be reasonably obtaineda of the door,
from which fue be takenthe country around az
ords good opportunity owng aud the roads in that
y arr the most perfect ia the country.
Apply 10 DR.. BRUSH, No. 3 Hammond-stree CIlAS. w.
BRUSH, No. 70 Nassaustree Of p p Or P. " w Mon
fort near the premises. 2ifif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

- ia NFCHANICS-FoR SALE-A Two story brick
, house and lot situate ElddsestEesand about Two
y. minutes walk from the Bowery UfancstreS OF p
Tn. above property presents great dyantaS 10
rnechanicthe lot being hundred feet Deep there might
be- built on the rear Of the Spacious shop or
iU - 49,, - 80 49, fstf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

A COUNTRY SEATS AND FARMS fOR SALE.
S The subscriber for sale on liberal terms Sc
AS-era Country seats and Farms the East bank OF
tho Hudson River rear Tarrytown-among which are
The Farm the subscriber low occupied by Nj Caser
with from Is 10 200 acres.
The Farm OF the late William Dutcher' containing lou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

COMPARATIVE ExusIr of the Revenue and Expenditures
OF the Psst.ofce Department from April LIST, 1884, TO
June 9eh 1884, excluding the appropriation Of
The New York herald., 1845-01-10

New AND FASHIONABLE RRsTAuRANr.-Mr. Geo.
Pieris, late of the Clifton House, Staten Island,
has opened most beautiful and capacious premises,
every description Of refreshment Of a superior
quality is served up in first rate s,ye at all hours Of
the day, and may be enjoyed either in public or
that can be procured, and pre- pared in such man
ner, as not to be surpassed, if equalled, by. any
similar establishment in the city. The wines,
liquors, and segars, are in keeping with the other
whole proceedings Of the spirited proprietor and his
assistants.
The New York herald., 1845-01-10

Mr. Anderson has been engaged at the Front Street
Theee, Baltimore, and made his first appearance on
Wednesday evening Hamlet assisted by Burton, Bar.
rett, Conner, Stevens, Mrs Burke, Mrs Booth and Mrs
Hughes.
Mrs Clara Russell, actress, has been COW hiding
manager at Savannah, Ia Clarendon. Potter IL tho
name oi the csstgsed individual So says the Savannah
Sun
silsbee the denca,or Of Yankee characters is playpg
Augusta, Ga Booth has closed his engageme ent there
and 10 shortly expected at New Orleans
MIR Henry Phillips, the vocalist Ia expected In New
Orleans about the middle Of the present month
vr George Hews, Of Boston, has patented two highly
important improvements In Piano Fortes. The .'snb
sounding boards" add greatly 10 the richness and
tones and an improved action Incl the facility
Of brilliant execution.
The New York herald., 1845-01-10

btforB judge Kent.
JAN e-broton ct ais vs.. Ey-The jury In this case
already noticed, will render sealed verdict this fore
noon.
Wm a. Kentish VS. Geo Latham BENZ Latham, Jr., ana
on brought to recover for services render
ed by the plaintiff in writing certain puHs for the deen
ants on the superiority Of lcaden pipes manufactured ny
them, previous 10 the ntroducon Of the Croton water
in this city. The tried before, end reported
when the plaintiff was nonsuited.
Adjourned over to this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1845-01-10

Hon samue Wlistou hes made donation OF the
Hampshire House to the williston Seminary. This
house was built by him some three years since for
hotel in EashsmPton and valued at from four to Ave
thousand dollars.
Professor Morse offers to sell his right to the magnetic
eiegiaph to the government he prefers that govern
nen should possess IT, although he thinks he could make
more money by selling 1t to individuals
The New York herald., 1845-01-10
Amusements.

OU- II the Orphean Family contemplate repeat
ing their Concert, they should by all means obtain
capacious room than the one which they
cupy Persons however well disposed, will not cit out
concert where the room crowded to suocation it
last evening They should consult the comfort of
their visers snd their interest, by engaging the
tabernacle for their next concert
The New York herald., 1845-01-10

rally come and almost person you with
less troubled shemsns Cough Lozenges convenient
tce IN the pocket and be taken through the day
without any interruption from and they make quick
york. the most severe cough ID yielding them in twenty
four thirty hours is broken night by tedious
soughl Try shsrnans Consh Lefenges Have you n in
and word 70! viii find and quicker relief
fail to cure.
DR. shermsns warehouse loe Nassau street Agents. 22
Broadway 39 Fulton BROOKLYN; State street Boson
and Zeber x Co. No. Ledger Buildnss Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1845-01-10
PICTORIAL HERALD.
THE HERALD BUILDINGS.
THE EDITORS ROOMS.

The Weekly Illustrated Herald, TO be issued to-
morrow, will contain a beautiful engraving Of the
exterior of the Herald Buildings; also, view OF
the editorial rooms; with very humorous and
original design, illustrative Of the present cond-
tion of Mexico and Texas. Price of the whole
only ct cents.
The New York herald., 1845-01-10

him in Broadway with the long. delicious silk hair
that waved the wind blew ard the Bond and Blecker
IHTLsd ns. DID yos ever hssr that young mans story
Boston fam ly Twill not give the culas tis too
to say that at times his mind wanjers Do
know what gives such charm him that
once the glass q fsion end the mould q form y Jones
Every Monday o'clock he may be walking into
friend Jones' store s2 Chatham bottle Of his Oil
turned gry aud his shin that healthy youthful csanes.
Reader the is rnR VIZ: ~ cents 20 give you
good head of hsir and fine healthy cer Jones'
Chemical SOAP crack chapd or tidef akin PIC.
and clear dark yellow dscolored skin. Jones' Cor Hair
sold three shIings bottle will make hair
clean and soften i,mahe beautiful and keep 20
the sign Of the American Eagle so Chatham street. s23 Broad
way Ste street Boston Ledger BUILDINGS, Philadelphia.
Mind reader unless ask for Jones articles will get
useless countcrfeits.
The New York herald., 1845-01-10

Two DAYS LATER FROM JAMAcA-By the arr-
val OF the }. Ganow at New Orleans, on the Both
ult., we have received advces from Kingston to
the l4th. We can find no news of importance =
rhe markets were rather dull.
The New York herald., 1845-01-10

CASE oF.THR Rkv Mr.. PIKRPoINT. +" Trans
ript" says-"The case OF Inc Rev Mr p;e,nor,
against the Hollis street Society for four or FIVE years an
lsry, which has been for long time In the Supreme
Court, we learn, Tuesday evening brousbt "a
close, and decided in favor ofthe Rev Mr. PierponD
The New York herald., 1845-01-10

The BALL AT THE ALHAMRA.-The grand ball.
under the direction Of Korponay, which has been
the great subject Of talk amongst the elite for the
last month, takes place at the Alhamra tonight
The ballroom is really magnificent, and the
company will be select, fashionable and recherche
in the extreme. 1t will be one Of the greatest
congregations Of lyoutb, beauty elegance and
fashion, ever seen in this city
The New York herald., 1845-01-10

GEN. LAMAR, and his distinguished friends, will
attend the ball given at the AIhamra this evening"
for the benefit Of the Blind and Deaf and Dumb In.
stitions The Ex-President's isvee yesterday, was
excessively crowded, and graced with a goody
oumber Of ladies, though the weather was unla.
The New York herald., 1845-01-10

The THEATRES .-There.was quite farce at the
Park last night A literary gentleman of this city.
formerly connected with defunct newspaper, made
his debut, and whatever his merits may be, thore
certainly see med to be either design to victmze
him by the professional people amongst whom he
was 50 silly as to venture himself, or else very un-
pardonable negligence on their part. Not one of
them knew line of their part, save one, and he
was so completely puzzled by the "gag" of the
Others that he half lost his Senses and the audience
very intelligenty took 10 Kissing him! The aspi-
rant had better stick to hislegtmate business.
The New York herald., 1845-01-10

Medical N0tice.-Ths Advertisements OF the
M sS 1oss * e. snd r. az i9T
hereafter appear The fourth and last column OF his
paper. w. 3. RICHARDSON, nj. D., Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College Nassau
The New York herald., 1845-01-10

New YoRK LEGISLATURES, January Tn the
Senate, notice was given OF a bill to improve the
militia system of this State, lessening its burdens
NC. Resolutions denouncipg the imprisonment OF
Thos. w. Dorr in Rhode Island, were introduced
by Mr.. Barlow, but not acted upon.
JAN. SIN the Senate, Mr.. CLARK offered reso.
lutons (Which were ordered printed) asserting the
right OF the United States to the whele of the ter
rltory Of Oregon and in favor OF the re.
OF Texas to the United States at the earliest prac-
ticabie period, without dividing her territory into
slaveholding and non-slaveholding States-leaving
that subject TO the future action OF Congress Reso
ntons instrncting our Senators end requesting our
Representatives In Congress to urge reduction Of
!ne rates OF postage and the abolion Of the frank
Ing privilege. were also introduced and ordered
printed. Mr.. CORNING introduced a bill to prevent
persons appearing disguised and armed, and making
1t punishable by imprisonment
In the House, notice was given of bill extend
ing me jurisdiction of Justices Courts to all ac-
l'ons against Corroratons for 800 or under; also,
OF bl more efiectualy 10 prevent riots and pre-
serve the public peace also, of bill 10 prevent
oeiting on elections. concurrent resolution abo-
fishing the property qualification for colored vo-
ters, and placing them upon the came footing with
the whites in respect to the elective franchise was
offered by Mr.. Bloss, and laid over for one day.
The New York herald., 1845-01-10

Terminer at Pittsburgh have been engaged for se-
veral days in the trial of Neal Gallagher, indicted
for the murder Of John w. McGillls, on the even
ing OF the I'd of August last The principal points
elected we-e from the testimony Of John 8. Pope.
bar-keeper at the United States Hotel. where the
prisoner and deceased met, and the affray origna.
ted. Gallagher became offended at McGilIis' refu.
sing to drink with him became irritablc-was pul
ont, and, after consenting to 60 home went part OF
the way but returned and fingered about the house
came into collision with McGillis, after having 3
us,ie with witness; The struggle continued, whilst
Gallagher retreated, defending himself against Nc
illlis-in the course OF which the wound was in
fcted by knife, which caused the death of de.
ceased IN about TWO days. 1t was elected upon
evidence that prisoner was under the influence OF
liquor al the time. At the latest accounts the tes
charged
SAlexander s. Butler was put upon his trial before
the Supreme Court at Boston on Tuesday last on a
charge OF murder. From the evidence. Of Mary
A. Batchelder, u appeared that a young woman
named Mary A. Aldrich came to her house ON The
4th OF July to board. according to previous agree
ment with another person-asked to be shown to
her lodgings and to have some one to do message
TOR her. Procured some hot water and was found
by witness shortly after sick in her chamber-com.
planned OF feeling strangely, and showed the re-
malnder Of some medicine she had been taking =
Late that evening Miss Aldrich called witness to
her room ard confessed she had been delivered OF
aIchid. Next day the prisoner called, said he was
the physician and had given her the prescription
From thus illness the deceased never recovered ;
was removed from the house Of witness to the hos.
ptal about the 9th or 9th Of July, where she died
The defence argue that the evidence is too cir.
cHmstantlal TO convict upon, but by the last ac-
counts the testimony OF defence had not closed.
The New York herald., 1845-01-10

VERY LATE FROM SOUTH AMKRrcA.-Th fast
saler, the Eunomus, Captain Mansfield, arrived
yesterday from Rio de Janero, whence she sailed
on the 17lh of November
We learn from Captain M. that the American
frsate Raritan, Com. Turner, had visited Monte
vIdeo in consequence of the seizure of the Argen-
tine squadron by Captain Voorhees,. Commodore
T. had satisfactorily settled the affair with the Ar
gentne Government. He fully sustained Captain
Voorhees, in the decided measures he took in the
beginning Of the trouble.
The American Corvette Boston was at Rio de
Janeiro.
The new tariff OF the Brazilian Empire went
into operation on the 11th of November.
ITALIAN OPERA.-To-night Semirauids, the most
successful opera yet produced, is performed for the
last time this season. We need not add wordiro
this intmaton
The Arkansas banner., 1845-12-03
PULASKI COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
 a4INfzrTFnrC


 At a meeting of the Democratic citizens ol the county of Pulaski, held pursuant to no- lice, at tue City Hail in Little Rock on Mon- day the 1st day of December inst for the purpose of nominating delegates to represent this county in the Democratic Stale Conyen- ton 10 be held in Little Rock on the 8th day of January next.
 On motion of Dr. s. Borland, GGoRGE BHoplE Esqr. was called to the chair, and on motion |. R. LINCOLN was appointed Secro- tary.
 i II. Rector Esqr. moved that the meet ing adjourn, in consequence of the incleinen- cy of the weather, and the absence of citizens from the country.
 On motion of C c. Watkins Esqr. thomo- ton was amended so that this meeting ad- journ to meet, again, ell Saturday the 18th day Of December inst. at l o'clock P M, at the City I!ail.
 The motion so amended passed; and the meeting adjourned accordingly.
 GEORGE ERODE, Chairman. L. R. LINCOLN, Secretary
 December lst I8l5.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-12-03

attendance, shall a1oa... to give said. vote. ffo'ill oneol ..I IRsso'scd, sz z:..s, That atno D..:,, r ary 10 observe "a3 that | loo5 more es,ea and not men7- -iIlo69 9g9a 7, /, ,laa1ia-
 Resol1ed, That l5a ', 'lle n Ps'ss county of Jefferson 'I,s 5s,l Denocr ability and sterling Bs@e.,e,o,a l,qas eoadiI i5eI..5s3s. 5oHzsoN and t5st or f9,a,g doI.s;,. a.I ,i9a-and secondly for 'a1.'1 thu l,.'l a,. n ea l;5. man. sa~ without without regard to .a.l I'stI Resohed, That We 5sI;.,, Il office, and that no man sr''I'P eve n | right to any office Of ali.' l5is ss. aas sa people have the rig6t ai,s lo Se Sa'e; wants whenever the qao5 ~ tIaage , qaircs il; and such ris5l sGfa s5a.i5@. ol i1@ \ efeiSed, at the discretion 2, ae .'opidbI ,g
 Resoloed, That We beI;e,s e, ''ls ,f.. P \ TER AsHLaf 10 be | man Tan'e of !1e ,., ingenious lawyer l.. ''''' oI lalea l'fI2q. e.5i59., We hno'e the, ,IIor. "5AP3l A ql lailnlal and long tried servant f {, : ! Democracy 2 and therefore 'i,l, p,,la, i' \ to the Senate of the Unilejg gss's, Sla,s, I do not see any reason sil~ wbg,5a Iaa'9'. z zenLloa, should have any +,i i5ina ,a1I thls ma,ie;;; inasmach as ibe ,'',;'s Sas. elected e, by the Legislature ~ a,5 I'.la .ll. Will no doubt, be instructed r n,aI ,,II Jeet by their conslilaents. Ru,P 'Pp,' Y CT counties have expressed G"; lbo;. E we give ours. "'Slr
 Re so}eed, Flat we are o,,.. Bank-That we are onoo,s5 s5Po%a ,o sl ton of the proceeds of i5e v nal N among the several Stafas-Ibal Io pa' ! Of so modifying ihe Tariff ai '5 ,l. operate uniformly upon all ae.i ' Union and equally upon all ii,.. eI... community
 Eesotrrd, That we hail ,5e ,,,. feNas as the consumaatiop tI. or which has no eqaal ia the hisloy y, al events, since the days oftbe h, Yoiaiion. While otheF natjos, ''7 Ss coaq1ests, by blood and trea,prI and prosperous nation Of lresaep be made q Parlof our happy Un1oa to the world, thereby, tbai our pd stitatioas ae perfectly consn,eaI happiness Of man.
 Resoieed, That the proceeliDl meeting, signed bY lhe Ghailnaa tafy. ba published ia the Aikar,I the aa GUrea intelligence, aad | Journal.
 On motion, Resolved that tiisn l0ufn stile Qt2.
 \. EIlTDGEN
The Arkansas banner., 1845-12-03

The SHOW fell, again, in small quantity. ye tarday and last nishe ba, this morning is clear anu bright--but very cold.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-12-03

PROCEEDINGS oY COUNTY MEETINGS Theproeeedmgs ofIeampstead, and of White County Democratic meetings, have beea re- ceived, but are uuavoi3sBIy crowded out, by the length of Hr. Ha5ison's Report They ate on file for next week.