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pATENT SAFETY BANK LOCKS -
- The subscriber woui respectfully E'orn THE PUBLIC.
that he has on han- ami Constantly ASCFACTIRIVG safe
" Ioess OF ever description foT BANKS
FhleoNS and Parent PAD LOCKS R0sts &c which he
warrants not q Or ORDER AND FURTHERMORE Til At
THEY CANNOT 8E PICKED orssrs ihanAflliy received
and PROMPTLY attended At his Berk ManuIcciory
W. Wv JtTsnN l.m
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JUAN PIZZINI.


Confectioner and Dealer in Foreign aud Do-
tic Fruit,
~ AS just received pr sCbIs. Nassau and Man.
u n chester the fonown- Goots
100 Borrs eroI Ernch Eaisins
$50 . Boxes do lSn Boxes d..
50 Kegs Malaga Grlper, tpfime quality
10 BoIcs Malaga Lemons in fine oTdsTl
CastsIanfo Cuunuts
r. Drums Surn. Enifins
9 Boxes Ctfon fine quality
Cases Brandy Cherries
90 Don Olive on N, quality
'rrss Fumes s Jars
Hafs Bodeaut Almoads
% Drums Pigs
10 ffaia Malaga
> Baes shsred DO
600 f.'u Paper Shell d.
90 Clses Canton pre- rervei Ginger
90 Botes Rock Candy
1000 tocp1uuts ffcfh ara hue
80 do Chpese fire CRACKERS
Togc hsr with large of Candy NJ bis
uis. Warranted equal In ih other market Aso
STOCK and variety u French Toys
Fsn-y Coods PefiHcry, offered before market
Good having been selected person ani puchasd
very be s pfelafed rcnt induce
persons wishn pufetrsc eherty wh1etao ~
tat therefore respectfully soeiis n and
County friends before they purchase escwhefe
hnft n their interest BE 152
no4 One door below Etehango Bank
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To SOUTHERN .aNnS COMPLEMENTARY uEu-
tfgaNEs.

IW "U0 sfkstkN MI ~ u z Nv fiEIk-
tfgaNEs.
A LBANN STOVES. The subscribers having
IN made extensive Arrangements u,nletns
their Vanity aEi h,Nlng completed --trJa
are prepared To creect" orders or Ar ari Gocr
mru aud ilrr EtVat,d oven CcoSrg Air Tact AZ Tieh
Statue and common r'ior Box and Stoves OF al
Alsn Stoves arl ktghrn .fxs Copprt
Tin Furniture, Russia and American Pine A
Ine siranceU'Bs Tor manufacturing such that they
confident they car execute crts than
house n market
warehouse No ~ and - Green foundry Back
Quay Market, Hritiraer I.,n.ins streets
Low n LEAEC.
An,,rY N,.l, ~, -.
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a OOK TO YOUR INTEREST! The sui

CAMPHlNE! CAMPHINE!
NATE keep constantly hand tupu'y Of Camphne 1t on
W own manufacture. ALEX. DUVAL a co.
a. % IA Man suest.
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u ANING been satisfactorily tried IN Europe
II II and tbs county nov offered ~ tn Msieawan
Conpsy IN Manufacturer, the best and mC mode
Of spiuarT.
License or 'aing the. Mules hiys be- by
Maiteavan Company Locks Company Lowell
oni Amcfke- 20. of Manttr.,r, D. alt gf.ne.o
other respectable -tops, application 20 ihs Ree=t
IN. q. iEONApp. Mr'e.w-r.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
MARHETs. .CarstulIu reportedfa, Tae 7,l6une.

THURSDAY, teb u.
AsHEs-There is still much inactivity in Ashes, but
holders disposed accept lower prices Pots are
90 and Pearls IS. Buyers DO not offer over ~ and
4l2!
CoTTOE-Factors steady at previous prices but the
inquiry for shipment is small. and there art no specimens
in market The principal demlnl is specua i've. The
display the brokers' tables is ample FOR the inquiry The
transactions TO day too small or report prices d
eating steady market We quote Upland 2ni F!oridn
ordinary good ordinary AT D. d cents, middig TO
600 !dnS s.! 6t mtdng iai! g o.. .ill! fair
10 good fair g i; Mobile and NewOrlcans, nrdina y
t. good ordinary. 81 s mGding TO good mid Hing D! a
10: mddlng fair 10 lair, % -. and fully air 10 good iar
7tas!.
| FLOUR AND MEAL-Thc market is very firm. and
the demand is fair large. Many holders good
brands Western ask co. the are at s7l below
which IL is not easy ind any Round
hoop very dull at ~ OO In New Orleans hear
nothing doing 1t is held in store ati s1t 90 South
descriptions firm, but in very moderate dcpaud.
Georgetown. Brandywine. Richmond Country. &c, are 1
63a 4 1 15 Richmond Citv57 75 Jersey Meal is III mod
inquiry at 50, Brandywiuc o:, hhis -, mo-
thug doing. Bag Meal sS 100. Buckwhea Flour is
81 Il 90. Rye Flour 50 a 3 5d!. and quiet.
GRAIN-we hear of nothing doing in Wheat. The par
store held 100 The demand Corn is
small. cargo 2000 bush old Southern sold at IS cents
Oats are 81 cts at retail Barley Rye there
thing doing. The former is nomtay 62!, and the latter
| jG = 81 c.
GRocERIEs-There being but few Sugars and little Mo.
lasses landing, the markets. quiet sale OF 100 hass cid
Manila sold nj q cts
HAY-There is much doing, and the sales mod
crate at 30 60 cts.
LEAD-The market stands at , s7l but we hear If no
sales
wIGISKYThere are but few bbls offering. Tie rate is
22t cts, without sales. Drudge is % cts. and quiet
SEEDS-The only transaction we hear of is 1000 lbs old
Glover 81 New is quiet u Il Rough Flax
| is u 90, Clean l3 20. with but little doing
PRovISIoNS-The Pork market is firm. Mess we be-
lcve be bought $40 90. Prime held IS 90,
with small sales 4 sale OF 400 bbls made to ar
rive 30 and II so for Prime and Mess Bee: il steady
hut quiet. There Is little Lard Offering Hams
9. cents. bat hear OF nothing doing. Smoked
Hams cts, Shoulders ~ cents. In Butter and Cheese
there is little doing.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
DIED.

On Wednesday, 5th Tnst. Joanna, wife OF Nathaniel NJ.
Brown, in the Both year of her age.
His friends and those OF The family reqtcsed 10 al
tend the funeral this day IF day) ut one O'clock l. NJ
without further invitation from her late residence, No "a
McDougal Beecker street. TO ST. Clements
Church.
On Wednesday, 5th inst, Mr.. Frederick L. Folser. in
the sd year Of his age.
His friends ar. invited TO attend his funeral this day,
riday) o'clock, from his late residence, No 52 Pike
street.
On Thursday morning, 9Th inst Of inflammation of the
lungs Mr.. William Castle, OF the firm OF Bcncni Cas-
lie, aged 80 years
Esq are respectfully invited attend his funeral At No Is
whitehall ST. on Saturday 81 O'Clock The iule al
vice will be performed at ST. Paus Chapel
On Wednesday, the 5 inst, james Carter, in the aith
year OF his age.
The n ends Of the family are invited to attend
al from i residence o his brother Robert Carter No s.
Watts ST. to-day (frda) al ecicck, PM without fur
ther invitation.
At Jersey City. the 4ih instant Margaret Strong wife
OF Oliver ng and daughter OF Archd Mcintyre oi
Albany, in the 3ih year Of her age
The relatives and friends of the family are invited 10 az
tend her funeral Saturday afternoon. at hall past
o'clock the house Of Ben'I Strong. ~ Leonard-s
On Tuesday evening ith inst Mrs julia fucker wife OF
John Tucker Esq in the 49th year of her age alter
long and painful il IS, III the ul assurance oi o!eSseu
immortality.
Til. friends Of the family respectfully invited to 1T
tend her funeral Saturday, (ro-norrow sth inst al her
late re idcuce NO l0u First at O'Clock, ~ NJ The
members OF covenant Lodge No 81 j. o. oi r. ana me
order in general are invited attend Her erai:s VIII
be taken 10 Newark for nterme:t. Newark papers WI!
please copy
FEB 9Th M William F. HolIngsvor,h in the Ash year
OF his sge, OF apopexy
The relatives and friends OF the fnily respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral II O'Clock this morning
from the house OF his broherinlaw, Zoplar Mis- No. IL
Pike street, without further notice
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
slI,o3I 1853

The increase ioT the first four weeks in si, compared
with the corresponding week, in si4 is nearly enc hand
dred per cent.
he following is general statement OF the Affairs Of The
I. ;. Bank the Ist of January. 1873:
Stock discount $5 Geo. Phiada- Wilmington and alti-
R. Co SlJ33! 81 proceeds sccs vi stocks in the
hands OF the sheriff sal ~ stocks pledged for loans ~
Europe 5159 10 stocks in London S6,0U0; losses
chlrgeabe contingent fund S5,399 05 - foreign ills
exchange SlOo00O: foreign exchange accounts Si90OO:
interest Sj,e0 55 interest loans in Europe SS'-ouu
Onion Bank of Florida. char in negotiating loans S2l,
as % foreign bills protested Si0.01O boRus $500 600
expenses S6ii 80 prof; and loss SiS0nc s stock and
securities with sundry bankers S2Gs 20i 81 james DuE>
Ss.lo91l9 80; John Bacon $2,3i20si u
James Robertson Sl4,sl675 go suspense account 81,
200 % post in hand S6.575 %; bank and branch
hand Sl,5Jl 6I0 check the Girard Bank s25
IS specie SIS 80. Total SCI .05l 02.
Circular OF Bank and branch S3,325130 90; cir
cuation Of Post notes S3Is79i G7 Circulation of Post
notes 10 City Banks S5OI3ii4 "a individual depositors,
Sis0.02I 81 Distant bank balances Sls3,33l 80 Total.
S9,4ll.333 20.
Capital Stock S35O00,OG0; Bouds the L. States SIS.
$50 L.; issued Sis53Go "a; DO City Banks,
S5073ii4 So Band and branch issued. Si927i06
90; Due Offices aud agencies S3l9s+ 6s Due TO State
Banks, Sls333 So; Loans in Europe, S2,50l35O -
Interest stocks in Europe. Sil3h4 SO; Foreign ac.
counts S03s39 So Agency, London Paris and tmster-
dam bankers Sis.1l -; Bends in Europe, Sl9s 81
Guarantee Obligation Morris Canal tn State o. Michigan.
81 3U6,32 50: Dividends unclaimed. S32t6l 50; Indiv!-
ua dcposiors, SiS0G27 35; Special depositc, Common
wealth Pa. S2sGO00; Iuiercst 5! million GuiIder
loan, Si12,O75 GO, DO on u do do Sl3s663 81 Total,
Sc! ,563 0Jl o..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
SAVAGE ro11EY MAGNEIlC MAO

A. cisr; H. the cover; sheet copper vessel +, sheet
cop e. lower edge OF which is sodercd on the bottom
the copper vessel ~ copper piece connected win me
zinc between the copper surfaces. containing solution OF
,u,a'e OF copper i. cylidcr OF copper wire; magnet
and arrnaure conductors 10 III. armature c, mega
tive. and q. positive button for magnetzihg.
These machines arc of different Sizes ard are fitted into
NJ AT mahc gamy including tie battery The case OF
the first size inches long, five wide, and three lee
he second size Is eight inches long, four ~e and three
deep The third size inches long three wide and
two and hall deep. The urth size inches and
hall long, three wide, and aud half deep The lnstru
the covers In manetizng as In the
figure, and Il made in very superior style.
1t the great Importance Of having an instrument
perfect possible for magnctzng that induced direct
the manufacture tie Savage Rotary Magnetic Machines
which no expense has been spared make them supc
ror all others and the sale OF more than go them
TO physicians during the last months shows how
much they arc appreciated by the profession.
very great improvement has recently been effected In
these machines by changing their from the
ary the vbratoy action The vibratory armaure per-
feet IN such mske the motions of forces
from these machines. perfectly continuous without varn-
ton Of intensity. otherwise than by the motions with the
piston The power Of these machines is also greatly In
creased, and their construction smpned, enable
any person them, any tme without the least diff
fculty.
They have power and MUCH portable than
any Others made in this country and their prompt sal
utay effects In diseases both and chronic such
to render them Indispensable every physician and also
in many private families well ships and other ves-
scls
These Machines sold the low price OF H. l3 IS,
IS and 20 dollars according the size and style which
,oy finished and prwer Of the instrument. including
the necessary buttons and manual for zng and
shall continue forward them any part Of the Union,
tie ailidas and the Wes, ndics according order.
H. II. SHERWOOD, VI. u. lO2 Chambcrs.st
~. l..,r,nr,. lsiS nS.Nrlt.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

(For Commercial and Money Matters, see Last Pagc)
THURSDAY =. ".
Stocks still tend upward, and speculation bids fair TO run
as strong did last Spring. There appears 10 be
ner in Canton Certain parties got cacght in tins stock by
the heavy fall Summer and have since been s.ru
Cling get 1t appears not unlikely that they will now
do So Pennsylvania IS were steady. Illinois Gcs went
up 10 Az.
Exchanges are very Arm ard, although there is not
large demand yet prices stiff, at 10 10. for Sterling
Drawers are probably looking for considerable demand
for the remittance of the Pennsylvania interest,
The ST Nicholas for avre had 600 Mexican Dollars.
s9a5o in Five Franc pieces 10000 in American halves
total 100000 in specie.
The late storm has not as feared, been without lis
victims from among noble ships. The Moscm, French
from Manila reported ashore and two ships supposed
10 be Liverpool liners said to have gone on near the
Woodlands. We trust, however these reports may prove
erroneous.
Tho report of tho Dry Dock Bank gives ths following
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
POLICE OFFICE.

7Ncfis.-John Francis was arrested and commit
ted for stealing dress from Mary Shannon, No Sc
White street.
Cathsrne Allen was arrested and committed Tor
Hugh McNever, No s Norfolk street.
William Hudson was arrested aud communication
stealing inrnace from Joel Ellis. No - Orange 81
David Kelly was arrested and coam'1ted for
stealing hat from Henry Turner, No 2oO William
Ssmrson Moore was arrested and committed toT
stealing IS worth Of cloihins from line IN the yaIc
Of William Glen, No 81 Anthony street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
4 CARD.

f@Th. Publishers Of The TKIBrNE having los; nj
Their materials h tic fire OF this morning ask the forb5aT
ance OF their patrons and ;le public for fe" days
THROUGH The l:ness OF friends they expect TO be able 70
t.s1. ssue sor. of paper morrow. and ;haHee regular.
II eacl morning aud Or pecunisrF loss x IN
part covered by insurance a:l sia soon present oar
paper or rcw type ard in style which viii tvuee that
lave los; nothing OF energy spirit by or sudden es
lanity. Unless our Mall Books are DESTROYED, (Which
cannot be known for day two until the safe can be
dug from the ruins shall re-commence serving cur oai-
ly Mai subscribers day two. and Weekly next
week
Ali Of books-Clays Life and speeches. cur &C.
ries OF Usenl Books for the People, Farlhans Oregon
La dner Lectures Lyells Lectures, OConners Ireland
&c &c, destroyed that We shall no; be able TO sap
ply orders some The forms Of the WIKI
Almanac IN another office, anu preserved. - that We
shall be able supply orders ior it next weeA-Thc "i-
nal work hitherto announced By us-WoNAN N THE NlSE
TENTH CENTURY, by :. MARGARET FrLLE2-was also III
press another oce, and is saved 50 iat we shall sse
before the end of the month.
We desire to return our heartfelt thanks to those FIRE
MEN who in the most furious storm, drsSed
their engines through mpassabe by ordinary efforts
and desperately though vny. struggled por-
n OF our property Had FIRE occurred any other
nigh; Of the last years these efforts mus; have been
successful To the Publishers Of the EXPRESS AMERICAN
MIRROR, MoRSfS6 news, SuS, HERALD, and EyESING
Posi- who have generously placed er offices dis
posa and to many personal friends who have proer-
I'd Us every aid ii their power tender our grateful ac
acknowledgements. May the day be far distant when we
shall have opportunity TO reciprocate this Kindness
The cce o The Tribune temporarily located at No.
30 Ann street. (urmcrly The New World. where adyer
;isements subscriptions Sc WIZ gratefully received by
GREELEY i McELRATH.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

BOLD ANusSARING HIGuwAy RopDERY.-fes-
terduy afternoon. Mr.. Geo. W. Liltle, of Marsh
field left home for Boston with load OF eggs
About O'Clock, when at place called Pennl-
mans Hill, in Weymouth, he got out OF his was-
On TO walk, and when about half way up the hill,
N the woods, man came out of the bushes be-
hind him and seized his arms and held them back
n such way that he could not extricatc himself,
another came up and held his hand firmly over
his mouth, and boy was directed to search his
pockets telling him TO be quiet, they would not
hurt him, his money was all they wanted. They
then robbed him Of all his money amounting 10
S2l3in bills and some change, when they released
him and ran into the woods. = There were three
men and boy. One OF the men in light COL
ored great coat stood by, but took no part in the
robbery The money taken consisted OF four SoO
bills on the Eagle Bank, Boston, land ;s.nail bills
of the Old Colony, and Boston Banks. { Before
ascending the hill, Mr. Little; saw "a horse aud
wagon standing in the cross road, but thought
nothing of it at the time, which no doubt belong
ed TO the robbers This is a most daring robbery,
rnd VIC have no doubt of It's correctness, as we
earned the particulars from MIR. Little himself.
Every effort is making to detect the villains.
Boston Transcript, Tuesday
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
.-.-,I, - -I2E aI-TlEI-I. .CARPETINGS

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETlAGS
FrBEN SMITH, .Jr. 254 BaoADwAY Opposite City
Il Ha) calls the attention Of these 'shn: to furnish
viii, the latest and best style ofgoods, to his large and well
.e,.cted stock OF French Anbusson Administer RoEai Vel
", wilton. Tapestry and Brussels caetns' containing
some Of the richest and elegant patterns OF the newest
,usn. and most beautifully arranged coors, which have
ind been received BIZ ipor;acns from the best
European manufacturer
N.o Tbreepiv. Ingram Darnask and Twile1 venetian
r.-ne,i--s English Drusgets, Table and Piano Covers
,xf,b every article corrected with the trade.
Floor oil Cloths Of the latest patterns, well seasoned, Of
every description .nd width
Persons furnishing Private Residences, Steamboats, or
Hotels are particularly invited TO cali and examine for
themselves before making their purchases as only such
goods are sold at such prices shall give ense saisac
tion:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
coRoSER's OFFICE.

F5und dro,rned The Coroner was calico 10 Inc
foot Of Frsnklin street North River, e hoId an II
quest on the body Of an unknown iemair' aseo
about 80. who was found the water al mai pace
with her bonnet firmly erasped IN her hand 'ef-
Dict found drowned.
Death from Disease of'ihc Hcrt.-Also at me ON
district Police station, cor. OF Wooster and Prince
street, on the body OF John Waumakrr. aged %,
who was found lying this morning IN Wooster ST.
in helpless condition, and beng removed To me
above station bv Two members OF the municpaI
Police. shortly after died. The deceased resided
IN Wooster street, WAS carpenter, highly res7ec-
table, and had been from home only about 20 min
utes Verdict death nv dssas" OF the heart.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

The human body is, In climate. always warIner
than ak and IS continually throwing OF heal Nhen
this process performed fast enough the consequences
arc and Inflammation. Eryspelas, and al erupuve
disease. the results Of unnatural condon oi he
blood, of which much heat is Of the causes ie
surplus OF caloc unable 10 escape By its natural outlets
fast generated Within frequently causes angri efup
the surface varying N their character with the
temperament OF the individual, ai,i other mociiyil ahn
predispOsng conditions. Il Is obvious that the as' object
such should be- the blood 70 lis natural
There be something wrong in the great iaoo
ra;ory within; unhealthy Ingredient or an nnine
proportion see ingredient. is PFeai; in the
blood ard what required is medicine that VIII purge
that fluid OF the morbid acrid matter and restore W DE-
stroyed) just equilibrium Of its constituent parts I
Is the peculiar function OF SASDss SARsAPAILLA tres
utes the secretons and the dsoered glands ana
organs tia, supply Huits cwch the blood composed
TO their natural state a, each contributes It's proper
proportion To the stream Of life.
For farther particulars and conclusive evidence OF It's
superior and efficacy. pamphlets, which may De
obtained Of the propretors AM their agents gratis
Prepa-,d ami sold wholesale and retail, by \. T. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, IS fuiioa street. <ew ork
Sold also 2!3 Broadway East broadway, and 10y Drug
.is-s generally tHrnr gh0ut the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
MARRIED.

On 81. Eugene A. Shuc Ellen j. Stack; 2J. Wm. H..
Lowicn Harriet VI. Howell; 4th John H. Harrington 10
Eleanor Shaw j. Lawrence Smith TO Sarah y. Ciineh :;
Joseph o. Low 10 Martha f. Mills.
At kndcrhook, 18th ult Sylvester an Desen To Sarah
Avery; Jacob Taylor TO Phebe Shuinway.
At Wes; Troy I'D Jan. William ii. Young 20 Elizabeth
W. Nandol OF Hudson.
Al Newtown. CT. Jan. 40. John s Botsford OF Troy y.
Y. TO Han riet Nichols.
At Norwalk. CT. Dr. Ralph Thatcher to Sarah A. Ohm
Sled of " York.
a, Philadelphia JAN 80 Charles Anderson to catharne
kinching.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

.FARrwrLt coycrnr OF THE oRrHEAS FANmy.-Thc
Series OF Concerts which have been given in this City by
these swee, vocs have been the highest degree sue
eess They have established themselves as musicians of
common order. 81 who have them and listened
to ,elr sweet melodies aud the rich harmony Of ;hc
nScd voices speak with unigned pleasure OF the quiet,
manly bearing of the brothers the modest grace and upa
ced department. OF the sisters, coupled with alen, for
music rarely to DC equalle. Tomorrow night they give