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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
DIED

On Tuesday, the 18th inst, after siior; Illness Ed
WARD II. MILLER son Of Silvanus Miller
His fricads and those Of the family respectfully inv
ted to attend his funeral Thrdey 27th last. at o'clock
PM from his late residence No. 29 Clinton Place, eighth
street.
suddenly. or the morning OF the oath MARIA RAE,
wife of Henry A. Aud
Tile Friends OF the family, also the Members OF Division
No l. Sor OF Temperance and the Order in general and
the Members OF Association No. /, United Brothers Of
Temperance respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral
from her late residence No 37S street this after
noon at hall past o'clock. The will be taken ~
Greenwood Cemetery
24rh irst CHARLES c. son of Daniel and Louisa Iaw
klns aged II years ) months and 10 days.
The friends Of the Family respectfully invited TO At
tend the funeral a, o'clock this afternoon from i46 For
syh street
County Ncw-Jersey, the 9TH inst. Mr. HIRAM
RoCKAFELLER of New City, aged % years, mos.
He much esteemed by all who knew him.
21h, Thomas g. Harrison, 50 Sophia Bllop, IL George
c. Miller, 81
oath, Serena j. Lowerrc, 7; Margaret GrccG, lG
At Ncw-Utrecht, L. I. 18th, WIN. Skidmorc.
At Grccnburgh, Weschester Co. 22d, CahaTinc H. Dck
At Catskill, 18Th Nathan Frecr. So.
At Newark, n Y. JAN -, Gilbert Gordon, -.
At Gcneseo, l4th, Mrs Elizabeth Smith, ~
AT Palmyra, 18Th, Mrs. Hannah Eddy 80.
At Perry, ID, sTErliEN BATHRICK, Revolutionary
soldier, SO.
At Buhalo, 5t, JOHN LAY Revolutionary soldier, s5.
At Albany, 20th. John J. Carpenter.
a; Eiie, 10Th, Vim. Trasa, Is.
At Philadelphia, 22l Mrs Eliza Shaw, 81 Ricrad 0at,
81; Mary Lehman, 81.
At Baltimore 10th, Mrs Margaret Mclcher %; 18th,
Daniel Dennng As
At Boston, l9tl Helen Conant, l6.
At Mobile, l0th Mary Cslei, "a. OF SacO Me-
On board U. S reac Potomac from Kingston Jam. TO
Port su Prince. Daniel Dunn, OF Philadelphia
Lost ship NoSelc, l2tl ult. passage from HavTe
to Boston Bartholomew ket,el.
Washed overheard from ship Constellation, passage
from Palermo to Boston. John Smith OF Stockholm.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
" Death, that hath sucked The honey OF thy breath,
Hath lad no power over Thy beauty"
Bean,y,s ensisn We;
ls CRIMSON ami ,onr - a.l N - lirs.n


The glory -four house has dGiasted, how bs3,ifu
that 1Ir angels form her srcud II possible 1t
that seo"se the yellow fever could leave her thus 6e-aiiig
exclaimed dwsrd Dn he sazed oE the quiet heavenly
form Of ks his beir9iled Yes ;e2deF The fever tni-h
haNe deiaed her dScoo!cd e skin or burned her ham
,ered her face with Soiches SreF spots. any oie, dsis
nrinent ct by exrendinc SIS cents She w else INV
nE OF ds3dl m'shi have eeea reced ;k9s siF and ,ey
tbs doubtless may the matter of fact reader Gns
allow IT. yet rs rovep by hun s in his city ,iata cake Of
the genuine Jones Chcmica Soap wi, make discoloreL
bosehed or frrekd skin bright clear and delicious
yug every eruption
And also. that slirg bottle of Jones Cc: Hair Re
stcralive viii make and kcep the hair clean so silky and hue
thrice long any other sriciz made beSile orcp-,nni
forcing the hair grow >opii f4us of d.ndru
Sc Reader both these Nay exceea;-ind and get the
the sign Of The American Eagle 81 Chaan-stree
2S Broadway, y. 39 Fui;on-strec BROOKLYN. 8
Staie-srve; Boston: Lel-er budirgs Phlad. G 2,ud
Ds- SABBATH SCHOOL ENHiBlTlON.-An c,hihi-
Of the sabbath School attached the Mariners NJ =
Church. CheTrysrt CLIFTON. Will take plscc ed
neSday evening February th, halt pas:
O'Clock The Exercises viii be Of avery interesting character
consisting Addresses Dialogues Solos Duets sc. Several
pieces Of Music selected for tie OCCASION w b sung by the
ChCir attached TO the thrrch.
William S,tfen Blind Boy attacked 10 the School, viii
mad isom Bible with raised letters published expressly for
the use OF the Blind.
= Tickets OF admission i2 cents; chiidcen half 7Eic.
may be had tile SuprintendeGts and Teachers OF the eh1o
and te door ci the Church the evening Of The E15
lon 10 2tis-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
VICE cHaNcELLoR' COURT.
Before Hon. Wa. T. M'Cov1. Vice Chancellor.
DECISIONS.


id-e5r S. Carr, adm. Dc. vs.. Elias d. b. cydeN and
,ssc Receivers Of the Morris Canal CO. &c, relative to
onds Of Apalachcola Land Co.. given by deceased to Nor
IA Canal Co. In guarantee for the payment ot counter
ns eiyen by Morris Canal Co. This was a motion 10
~. I'd the bill The Court said
/, regards the defendants. Palmer and Bright Inc
ALL nce Of their demurrer has thrust the bill cut OF Cour
m. order that the bill be dismissed AZ TO Mem WIN
s with leave TO amend BY making the state OF Indiana
20 which the Morris Canal Co.. transferred the Arlach-
Soia Co. Bonds for nearly nominal amount party,
hui ,hou, any reservation OF right to amend As against
Palmer & GdSh;. ,,.,,,, oo..s
I .Ic ecnul.ant must be lett to argue TIE remaining
rels Ipon the bill as ii stands or 10 dismiss it
altogether and TO file new bill
n9,id Leqin yccsiesr Of the North Am. T,tst Co. rs
-. .,GLnor Ellfd " Bi1iofoJd and ot'ers-Thts was
m ier on The decision what was called the second
slsrriIlon trust for benefit Of Mr.. Kiop Dent d Co.,
f,D The order the subject TO Sterhon Cambre-
o T.n ono Of the Masters OF the Court, 10 appoint
n ,ver 10 whom the defendants to surrender the
BOZ e and mortgages, &c.
.ia b. Ssreas9a rs H0y Stereason, Hugh MARCEL, an"
ler. -Motion aSains, Mr. Maxwell, dismissed. with
costs he ay always been ready TO pay his check, and
ordered the Master pay into Court the amount Of funds
m pursuance ot bis second report,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

~ BARNHlLL'S ISDELIBLE INk.-I he pfonie'or'
Of this article t-ing detetnned SATISFY the public o ne
perorty of ther ladelible lex all ohe.
-ssor Booth of hil,delrhs gentleman Of high tandas M
abiiity. have tine aTticc thorcu-hIy ana l''
tested, copy Of whose letter is here suhloined
~ No ifs John-street
Also for sale Bsrnhilrs Ineble Ink with pfe!lLagyu %
Sold bv Sls,n,ou & OH Bowery: H. Ever.tt % rt fnu
son; CcjdiDgton. corner SPTas and Endseh' anu ii'
Cory u letter from Professor Booti., ,.,,
'' " PHII,pELPfiT, FEB. 2ist ici1; ~.
H.roy been einuIoyed professionally 30 examine
IrJiiI Ink ,,5ut pelaraticn. nsouiac;uTeu oy t"ls
Linn < Harris submitted The same 20 1'oa! ,
irrsI ez,s and do hesitate ToB0nnte superior 10
any obe gdiibs Ink without peParstica i4t a' e3 an
a. oc. ~ ioiIowin- tc directions for use acconI4-
@ us y H. 1T - yodnces uniformly deep black color which
EST removal by reagents unusual degree Beng ac
;e5 tfb The comtosiiion which different from thai
f the InL do rot believe that possibly prove IN
iurous the delicate fabric TO which may oe appi-d
conclusion fully HbstaDtIat-d by Try esperinentS
JAS C. BOOTH Prof. Chem al the Phil High School.
and flap lied henistry al the rankin institute
Hessrs PorTs LISH Y Harris. Philad. { q lw
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
GREATEST REDUCTION YET..
10 LESSONS IN WRITING FOR 90.
WIN TIE TON,

WRITING AND BOOKKEEPING ACADEMY,
GRANITE BUILDINGS, No. 2Sl BROADWAY.
Ns. WINTERTON informs the public that, desiring to
extend the advantages his Academy widely q rtle
he has educed his is!ms for thorough Of W t.NIi
LESSONS IN his c ant and urlctic system oc Pean5n,hip
TO The low price Of THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY
CENTS ir. W.s stye IS we'll known superior any
other taught the City Mercantile purposes oswiS
AMI having hihcr;o received universal commeadat1.
IA ring IL he boldly challenges rubIic comparison.
Shorter Course Of 70 LESSONS FOR - - 4csc who d.
size II.
from II T. Private lessons II desired
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING
usual taught! the thorough ,ad At reduced
prices for an unlimited Course ofiastrucion
/. b.,tJ aNrlu siXEiy III
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
SILK GOODS

- l. N " " ~ -
NEW SPRING STYLES
PECK. NICHOLSON & WRIGHT,
Nos I39 Pearl and 20 Beaver streets. New-icth
would respectfully invite the attention of MerciGn visiting
this CITY to their assortment Of SIX and FGacg Goods
pris!ns in PART, viz;
DRESS GOODS.
Bsresrs and Bazornes prntvd Jaconets and Satin
stripe Muss complete assortment Of Muslin de Lanes
of all yles and prices rich striped and embroidered
Tastn Muslin dresses Camceon Brccadr and satin striycd
Silks.
SHAwLS
Broche Cashmere B4ese and full assortment OF Camreon,
and Damask silk Shawls rich Damask pac, and Suadl
Ia Slaws new and beautiful article together with black
aud cold Muslin de Lame Shawls in great variety.
RIBBONS,
full assortment Of Bounct and Cap Ribbons OF the
and richest styles. complete Of Taiiea and Sd
TIN Ribbons Also full assortment Of Millinery .frticieS
LACES,
English and German THREAD Laces and Elsns, hsd CAP
Laces large assortment trimming Laces and Lace Edcngs,
&c.
GLOVES,
Consisting Of Kid the best manufacture blk and colo Silk,
Egyptian and File. Gloves with large assortment of Fancy
Mitt5.
select assortment Of Fanc Hjkf Linen Cambria fdkis;
Ponsee aud Spalde Hdk together with variety oi
Paris Cords Gmps and Trimmings, styles, all oi
which " III br offered at the ioceS market prices
fgrtivIs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
POLICE OFFICE.

4 sailor named Booth wen; into house No. l39 Cedar
street, in company with Joseph j. Lane laid down and
went 10 sleep When he us"ole lie found himself minus
his pocket book and S3j Lane had also disappeared but
was arrested and S4i OF the money found upon him. He
committed.
Turlrs.-Hcnry Rcasc arrested and committed for
stealth: rocking chair
Robert W Creighton was committed for stealing breast
pin worth ST.
Elizabeth Williams alias o'Brien was committed for
stealing piece OF calico worth $3.50.
William Johnsonw commttcdfor stealing coat worth
sg0
Mnry Dublin was committed for stealing piece OF mus
In de lainc worth Sl2 on Tie 26th December.
John Moore committed for stealing brass weight
worth So.
John 0'Bricn and David Hudson were coinmitei for
stealing an ron cover fol coal kiln, worth 5 ,25.
RECOVERY PKoPEITY.--About the 25th OF january Il
considerable Of property stolen from the glass
OF Haset Bressscr, l2l Fulton street. Last night
three men named John Field, David Patrick, and George
Hrdey upon whom OF the stolen property was found
arrested and committed.
An owner is wanted the Police for upwards of S0o
found byu colorcd person about week since.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

DR.. II. KIMBALLS MINERAL TEETH-The cels-
b which these Teeth have obtaine ard the hig, vziue
set upon them b. those who have worn iae' together
w!. thsir known Intrinsic superiority oTer The sret riasS
q Teeth that made this COUNTY, haze Induced D..
hiGnha 70 Diake arrangements rs VIII hereafter
Die him 20 suppY the increasing demand FOR them 20 any
extent he has been confirmed IL this design by the uni
form which has attended his practice in this de-
parnent OF his profession and by the high eacouirs thai
have bean passed upon these Teeth h. many Of
distinguished c.eIls who wearing iheIn and BY
sewers. O. the eminent Physicians and Dentists c IL,
city. who have spontaneously otere the mos; ample es;i
nlorias 20 their excellence These Tee; and VII
be Inade By Dr. Kimtan erc!aseeiy er his o-H
prGczce they are Sc: il the os elegant nser, upon
gold plate. and adapted The mouth II such viy IS 10
combine the highest utility with The greatest possible CON-
fort They are warranted 20 re unsurpassed b. aar TIA:
are made il The United States AID are guaranteed IL n!
cases 20 III perfectly, and answer q. ;e purposes thu;
artificial Teeth be made - answer Dr. h!tbai wish
q II 10 be particularly noted that his arrangements
surh Is will enable him offer these Teeth. made in the
style above mentioned AZ he SGGle prices 7i61t edTgec
FIR The mast -eror i!,sd Specimens may IL seen Z; his
house. No. 522 Broutway. near >prina-st- he imisy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
THE WANDERING JEW.
,rrrr,S EnITIlN

this wonderful proiac.sou taking the town by 'orrn
.spes greater run han any other work Of The present day
THREE POWER PRESSES
e.,piov,i NIGHT AND DAY satisfying the enormous
demand for 1t and the whole city alive with excitement ae
waiting with Anxiety for the developments OF hs se'!
PRESCRIPTION
eanuo, s. here Il may do 50 IN Belgium, Wueinbnr-.
O. Havana but
AMERICA Is FREE.
anl A,eriras VII read what ;ley ehoe No. VII out
Pce * Ce,s and rhe whole cgh, numbers h Obtain
ed IN one VoLJME-Prie- ONLY FIFTY CENTS l;
oud be rssemtyed th.; Haroer's Edition alsys publish
ed II ADVANCE
Of auy cths- and nay tc had wholesale sBd retail, Of
BURGESS SrRINGER * CO.
fS S.W FSM - Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
NATURAL HISTORY ILLUSTRATED.
NfNErELNTII- -EDITIlN

4 NATURAL HISTORY Of tie mos, remarkable Quad
tupeds Birds Fishe. S-fI-rs Reptiles. AID Insects By
Nrs. .iary Trimmer. Ni; 20 ensr,yn-s abridged and
improved Particularly dss.Ensd for yout of the United
tai-s ard suited tie So Of schools.
This wocl MAJ y. regarded abfI5z-n.nt OF ,'.s
Trimm-rs Na.u.a History though additions have tn madr
from YaIous AID mum Der Of American animals if9
dac not noticed that work. An a,tenp; has Deem made
TO present tie subject very clear but necessarily bTief terms
haTLs constantly n view % make II afsiiisble insGc
tive and useful 10 that class f-isoEs for whom chiefly
Intended The work ADAPTED only genera! use cut
rading aaa recitation u schools; and he Opportunity
marks ,eadn to cultivate feelings ofhumanity towards do
ul-sie a. neli - Jthe. animals.
Published hy q. TkIs Boston, and for Sz!- BY
TURNER y HAYDEN, Nc. 10 john 1t, y. York.
slis9ssf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

- FREE LECI URis.-pK; fAYHiNc will lecture
Fro on Monday, "Wednesday aud tridAy evenings o tins
week at u clock Rev Dr. Adlnss Church. il bIsone
Csnai Mafkst Infections Of the Hra LunSs
ed BY those afflicted hY general debility, dispeRsia. piles
weakness about The breast sides Lower body and sine ~ ms
4 I'M tZf 3eodiS-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

BoARnING-algS. GoSs having opened fhc new and
concdoas hosse, 26 yesey-stree the sior House,
p-oeTs choice CT desirable rooms transient or pena
Dent Boarders Crotch shower. and cold baths tree
The location IS very central, yet qiet and sad Terms
moderate, nus tbs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

~ LEECIIrS AND CUPS applied BY 1;-. MAGNUS-
SON. corner OF Broadway and Brooue street, entrance in
Broome 81. Neyy-York.
R.fereaees.-Dr. ChecsnsH. Or. Mott, Dr. Nelson, Dr.
Francis, Dr. Scarns Dr. Berger DR.. Weed, DIR. Sinclair,
Dr.. D. Smith. DR.. ouackenSoS.
Bes, Swedish Leeches constantly on haud. jass Sm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
.rPPER POLICE.

ENBEazLEMENr.-A young named John Cook was
committed hv Justice Taylor for cmbezzng the property
OF his employer about three weeks since.
UNscREwrSG A FIRE HYpRAST.lt is not perhaps gener-
ally known that there is Ordinance prohibiting any
person. except Aldermen and Assistants, from scrcwing
the plug any fire hy drnt and letting The water fOw u
less consent in writing he previously obtained from the
"Cre;on Water Board" There is also Ordinance m-
posing fine of $50 for iruriug any reservoir, hydrant,
sio}-cOcks, lets fountains. man named John Lynch.
d two since unscrewcd the plug OF trc hydrant at
he corner ot avenue and 23d street, without authority
lie was arrested and committed until he pays S25 fine
THgrr-Wiliiam Henry johnson, coiored boy, com.
mitte,i tor stealing frying pan worth IS cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
CITY INTELLIG E n CT {.
TUESDAY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judge BETTs.

The Grand Jury presented tTac bills against Michael
s,necrd and Andrew Sanbury. resisting officer IN
INC discharge of his duty. tThcy sio.ckeepe and
clerk in West street. and opposed ofhcer smith
Ie engaged in eyyns upon the ctiaie!s of vesseiJ
william c. Hanblin Plead guilty 10 charge OF snug
.fns 1850 cigars. Mt.
On motion Of lr Price the trials OF Cornelius T. Dris
al and lis mate Bartlett Mansfield, charged with piracy
d, seiH concerned in the slave trade were postponed 20
tne hnrii term.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

DEgIFoCAL srECTACLES-At No. ia2 Broadway.
article Of American: manufacture inducing
20 The weary eye, AID strcacth the weak Numerous
testimonials o: their supe.ior merit WIN be shown among
which those Of Dr.. Llrder and other noted scientific
gen;leuen. bur The pEhc invited Judge ior them
selves. DiEcu,: o. deficient vi.iol, solicited.
NIB Every other description OF SpecAees at less than
Common prices. .I2 is&oseod:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

WM. ". SHIRLEY. inctloieer. -,
yVOI-sE FuRSITURE SALE-Eriday, Feb. 2sth' io5
o'clock general assortment OF neat farin'ue' wv
,,pct in the story house No 10 City Hall Pltce corner
puanc street. CONSISTING part Of Brussels anu thrsey
carpets rugs oil cloths pianccrtc and STOOL mahosaiy
sf chairs center and pier tables, and glasses set dlns
tables nant Sirndolcs solar lamps plated ware ana CUT
iry hiss and glass French bedstcads bedding bureaus.
chairs tlgran carpets steel fire sets and stahcacs
tss kitchen furniture. Sale positive for cash. the ismi-
~ removing. % 20. ,-S
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

PUBLIC LECTURE; AT RUTGERS HALL
ELHu BuRRiTr OF Worcester Mass. wll deliver Lecture
in Ru;serS Ha Thurslsy e,eairs Feb 21ii SuhJse!-
The Dritg q Lvbs' The doors VIII bc opened 81 .nt
the lecture Will commence precisely II o'clock, l. NJ
Tickets of Ndnssicu 25 conts 10 be had a, the door
7.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

Posr oFrior. New-Yorl, Feb. s5 l2a5.
~ ENGLISH MAlt..-Le;ter Bags per Mail Steamer
ras viii be closed the Post Office in Nassau street. N
t city Thnrsday, the 2s;h inst. at IS minutes ss;
ec NJ The overland postage OF 49, cents on each sir'
s.ra 1ciN L.oRINrrR GRAHAM, z NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL EDITION OF
r,fIL aflD RlR I iER aR Y

Handsomely bouad Ii cloth ith without silI -tg-s,
with an ornamental froEtsr!ece. press, and will "
rubsed on SATURDAY Ixi. THIS valuable and sGseib work
.Erched h the coce Of f.Gsls litesturp both
prose and and should b the table Of every
family. Il IS pr-nt for all seasoas, and library
ccrnps;e without he work upwards of thou
sandl l.sg suPerroyzi pages e-Hil printed iih type
white aTe.ard At9ser the bs, ead cheapest vol
une al dollars published either n Europe Aer
"a Sold tT VI N0RRiS. WILLIS V FULLER, al the othes
cf The Evening Iirrof. cr5y 5; IELD Clinton Hall
corner Of Nassau and Brekrnan-si-eet4. f2liw
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
SiN STANDARD WOHhS
a.. II. |. =. I

WIti a bearlllill Engraving ON steeT.
THE CAitC -lN-.T. or Readils for the Dcwias Reom
l. III Light OF The Lis: House and other Poems, by Eps
Sarsrh,.
2. Recollection OF -, Emperor Nap9leon By MIS- AeeI
Autumn Fl9we., aql other Poems. by Mrs. soa'fey,
{iOrnerlv Car1linr Bo'yics
1. Dealt! >4se from German Of Jean PauI Rich
s. Fernisiana or Tdtuts 70 Besutifu! Women.
s MfTel'- P-rin7ge Poem b. Mary Hgwitt itl ,irs
other Poems sHd glnci. The sui.o Sold wiolesse
and retail oy jUJD X TAYLOR,
2jf stis No. ? Astor HouSe.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
MARKETS-6are'ally reported for Tic E150ne
TUESDAY Feb o.

ASliES-Thcrc is considerable doing to-day, and the
sales arc reported at 500 400 bbls Pots 9i 500
to 400 old do 3T5 50 hbis Pearls ;S and 200
do old At 4,l2i. The market IS very steady.
COTTON-The market is frm with sales OF 2001 bales
rn rates TO shippers. There but small enquiry tcr
summing The supply OF New Orleans quite moderate
and the demand socd.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

BLACKW o D
FoR FrRr,EY. 1915.
Is NOW READY.
\ CAPITAL NUMBER,
CHsisrorHsE NoRIH, It, eaowrec Editor, contributes
or- a.iice DRYDEN an promises continuation cf his
Specimens Of ,fe British Critics BaIweF gives No. H.
Of his articles on the Poems and Ballads of Goe,he. Their
ar elso some capital ssooes and article on Aiesn,es
FREE <5 j ysar-Snsle numbers 2j cents.
RECENTLY PUBLISHED
The London GsaFterly Review for January.
The Edinburgh Review do
The Foreign Quarterly Review do.
The Westminster Review, December.
Pre- f anv one Review s.: any IS; any thr-c 81
. whol four So Backvocd and the four Reviews SO.
l. SCOTT * co. Publishers,
,sr.. liz Fulton st near Nassau
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

COURT CALENDA DAY.
co.soS PLEAsPart lNcs. %, AZ, 81 !, 81, ts. 80
s 49, Il. Is. 50, 81, a.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
coRoNER's OFFICE

SuDrsN pXArn-rhc Coroner held an inquest at No Us
sheriff street. the body ot Hannah Green colorcd
man. aged - years, native Of this city. The deceased
yesterday afternoon into drug storc of 4h
aud Avenue d. and splitting oui two or three moua
Of blood cried out, give mcgtyc me-, and beng unable
10 utter any thing more. down the stoop and almost
Instantly died. Verdict death by the spontaneous rapture
OF q blood vessel.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

WAR.-A dcplorable and mischievous war has
broken ont between the " Hucksters" OF Cincinnati,
and the city authorities, The Corporation Iequir-
ed the peanut amateurs 10 wear a badge OF this
description, Licensed 10 Huckster," The repre-
sentatiyes Of dried peaches, eggs and cranberries
becoming highly incensed a, this yndctive meas.
ure, adopted because they were fond of appearing
disguised as Farmers, have drawn off their musy
70 5, into the by.ways, and mediate general
action of their respectable department OF busi.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

BoARD1SG-Two OF .tree gentlemen can be accom-
rncaa;ed with single roous with gTa:cS, Ms. Jane
Hsigrt'. No. 81 Ba-clsyst Also, room and bedroom
10 let with board. Reference gwen and required 81
. Our crirrns VINO ar, engaging 70 lzve iunbgE work
done FOR their tenants in the ay OF Baths: Water Closets
shower Baths Sc viii DO well to call Sfrssrs Phibia
jenkins basement No. joh4-sst. y hose sotk hl TIM. az
given universal satisfaction. ii9 ISu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

lion NllNEs IN MissouM.-The qualities of the
iron ore which conposes the vast mountain TO the
westward OF St Louis, Missouri, has at last been
Il y tested The Governor of Missouri has re-
oerved from Monsieur Alexander Nattemere, of
a1.s. an acknowledgements OF the receipt of sl'e-
cincns of that ore, which were submitted 10 the
Royal Institute of Mines, and on proper analysis,
II has been discovered 10 be superior 10 the best
Swedish non, which for long time has been con-
sidered the best III Europe. ISt: LousNew Era.
EXTRAORDINARY EScArr-An lrishlnan named
Cohany. IN descending into the Drift of an Ore
Bed in Brandon (Vt) last week, slipped, and fell
10 the bottom, a distance of 10 feet. He struck
upon 4 platform, covering well about FIVE feet
deer-the pllt!orm being capable OF sustaining
two tons of ore--broke through, yet did not hac
,ure bone, or receive any serious injury.
Gs5- a bill TO incorporate an institution founded
ggpoT the principles advocated by Fourier, and cal
led the =" Wisconsin Phalanx,'' has passed both
hrsnches of the Wisconsin Legislature.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26


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