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ELECTION RETURNS.
NORTH CAROLINA.


5ih district. Dobbin, 3D. Haughton, CIV. J
Wayne county. ....... .695 maj. .......
Cumberland county. 646 ........
Democratic gain since the Presidents election in
l644-2SS.
= 9Th district Mckay, (D.) Meares, (w.)
new Hanover county. .672.. .240
Baden county .4S5. 929
Wing gain since Presidents election in ls44--5S
7h district. Daniel, (D.) Bond, (w.)
Warren county. ........ .768. .......... go
Granville county ...... .67S. .......... .563
Democratic gain-3l3.
= Oh district Biggs, (D.) Outlaw. Cw.)
Perquimans county. .. i. 800. .......... 1868
Democratic gain-395.
The election returns from North Carolina, by
this evenings mail, by no means as full as W,
had reason to expect.
In the 5th district Mr.. Dobbin, the democratic
candidate, who runs instead of Mr.. Saunders, j,
elected. In the two counties of the district already
officially heard from, his vote is 1916 better than tina
of Mr.. Saunders's at the previous election.
In the 9Th district Mr.. Mckay is again returned
In the two counties officially heard from there, h
has COINED 367 on his vote when last before thu
people.
Mr.. Daniel is doubtless reelected to Congress.
from the 7th district. In the counties of Warner
and Granville he does Cos votes better than at tn,
last congressional election.
In the 9th district, we have, in all probability
gained member. This district was represented il
the last Congress by Mr.. Rayner. Mr.. Biggs, thu
democratic candidate, in the two counties officially
heard from, runs 470 votes better than did the op
ponent of Mr.. r. at the last election.
Scattering returns from other counties have
reached us; but we prefer not to lay them before
readers, as we cannot vouch for them. Sufficient
is ascertained however, to allow us to congratulate
the democratic party Of the Union upon the pros
pect of soon having the popular majority of the
good old North State ranged side by side with the
defenders of the constitution.
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J. c. Pickett, esq, late United States charg'
d'afiaires at Lima, is now in Washington. He re
turned to the United States the barque Rapid which
arrived at New York on Wednesday from Havana
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NORTH CARoLINAA.

ELIzABErH CRY, On. c. Aug 8, lS45
Below you will find returns as far as heard from.
The democracy has triumphed in this (Rayner's)
district.
81 pG'guoiank Outlaw, (whig,) 479; Bggs, (dem,)
266-Outlaw's majority 2l3.
Can'den-old Tnp-Outlaw, 30l; Biggs, IL.
Courthouse 81; Biggs, II.
Canal Bridge not heard from This precinct will
not alter the vote of this county much
Pe'quimans eotniy-Outlaw, 1863; Biggs, 800
Outlaws majority, 43.
The above are strong wing counties IF Berthe
lBiggs's county, gives him good vote, Biggs will
ee elected. Corrituck will give him majority of
400; Gates majority; and Chowan probably ma
jority. This district gave Rayner majority of 90O
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NEw York, Aug. 9, 1916.

Sin: One dollar and fifty cents 81 SOY is reckon
ed by the subscriber to be possibly due the Pos
Office Department, which you will please settle from
the within money and the balance to be paid to ,h,
United States treasury on account of taxes, which
may be also possibly due, and much oblige
JUSTICE.
To the Secretary of the United States Treasury.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
h,o,,at n l2I5

The Secretary of the Treasury acknowledges the
receipt of ten dollars in anonymous letter, copy
of which is annexed.
The money has been applied as directed by the
writer.
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fS'dent of the United States, accompanied
rreiary of the Treasury, and the Attorney
Pade, to-day, tour Of inspection among
Offices Of the Treasury Department.
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HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR RENT.

TINE advertiser, declining housekeeping, would
i rent the house occupied by him, with the fur
niture, or otherwise, if preferred. The location IL
healthy and convenient TO the public offices and the
West market. For particulars, inquire at this Office
Auo G
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Ten counties to hear from, on or near the western
Virginia line, the residence Of Martini who is vir-
gilman.
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INDIANAPOLIs, Aug o, 1879
The democrats have elected their entire ticket ex-
cept county auditor. For Congress, w. w. Wick
by from 90 to 100, and two representatives by the
same vote. In Hamilton county, we have elected
two Representatives, and all the county officers.
Hamilton ond Boon send q senator; and If Boon
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$500, 900 CAPITAL.


THE NEW YORK CONTRIBUTIONSHIP
i FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY (ofice No.
81 Wall stree) insures buildings in general, mer-
chandise, household furniture, and every description
Of personal property, against loss or damage by
fire; ALSO against hazards of inland transportation.
J. SMYTH ROGERS, President.
R. W. MARTIN, Secretary.
DREcToRs.
J. Smyth Rogers, Ferdinand Suydam,
James Mcbride, Peter l. Nevils,
John Adams, William Leggat,
John Haggerty, Richard Irwin,
Guan C. Verplanck, E. d. Hurlbut,
John Johnston, George p. Pollen,
Joseph Kernochan, William Colgate,
Joseph Stuart, Lowell Holbrook,
John l. Palmer, Caleb Barstow,
Henry Parish, Thomas P. Norris,
Reuben Wthers, Robert Colgate.
William Scott,
VIM. M. RANDOLPH,
Agent for the company,
Opposite Browns Hotel.
The agent is prepared to issue policies, at low
rates, against all losses occasoned by fires in the
city or country.
Aug. 1l-eo6t
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rom the Baltimore American Of this morning.
OUR TROOPS IN TEXAS.

|hhgton Union Of FRIDAY evening savs. nour
PROBABLY not take m aggressive attitude In re.
u (as some suppose, aud some indeed saw
on the advance TO the frontier, the danger Of
,S Sa, In all probability, If they undertake
ol Isxas, they will attempt TO drive our troops
Suna they occupy. In such case, our right Of
, au,notne US 10 cripple and destroy their army
~ p,ease. Then, the game Is up. We drive
~ them across the Rio Grsnde. and who shall
| the Storm ""' '""''
pn ~ our iorces in Texas is altogether defen.
L1Ao mas threatened war in the event Of an.
aunlll she attempts 10 carry out her threats
~ annexation is not endangered II is TO make
mPaet against all efforts to disturb Il, that our
49,, upon Texas or course. they have
o.'liitles are once bcIun by Mexico then oper
{N-or, as the Union" phrases II, ".hc game 4,
probably be nothing more than border Ieud
skrmishes, II II comes.
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INDIANA.
INprANAroLrs, Aug. s, 1916.

FIRST GUN FROM THE CENTRE OF THE
STATEi
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS AT AUG
~ TION.--On Thursday afternoon, 14th instant,
at halfpast FIVE o'clock, will sell, in front Of my
store, first rate assortment Of carriages, viz
Large close carriages
Rockaways for two and four persons
Buggies, with tops
Doctors phaetons
Light square carriage for four persons
Rockaway barouches and chariotees.
Also, one very large and handsome phaeton, with
great conveniences for atravelling carriage being
very roomy. It was built for $50, by Collins C
Lawrence, New York.
VIM. MARSHALL,
Aug. I-3t Auctioneer.
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THE COPPER REGION.

The following extract is from gentleman now
exploring the Copper Region on Lake Superior, to
friend in this city, giving short account Of the
difficulties and prospects of those engaged in the
enterprise of mining, &c. in that rich country:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24
E;}I.i[j.[;li,|.':jH||| southern

THE GREAT AMERICAN REMSDY.I7A complete e,
remedy for the dangerous Coughs and Colds aud
for Co~su,PriOS it, last stages We have evidence
Of the desperate of Pulmonary Con5nmnton nav
IN: yielded bottles and less, Of this invaluable Hlej!-
cine In proof of this select the Following names roia
many whose certificates MAJ he seen at our ohce 6 Boas
way prove the extraordinary success that invariably al
tends the Southern Balm
C~ REFERENCES. "a
Rev llr. s Covell Pastor h Baptist Chureh, resi-
dence Sixth Elizabeth vandervoort. jt lhi.st
Samuel Roberts ls 9th Avenue F. ~ Ross. IS B-rkn1n-
street W Wallace Cain, Dentist - andamsrest b. Van
derhoof is W.ieI-seet Miss NJ Taylor % iel-sueet
Brooklyn; Lewis + Green l9' Pron'-s;nst y Haihrl!
Rlizabrh wilson Brooklyn; Arthur y. H:uptmau. Il Cla
street aud 51S Broadway MIaylo S6 isstre-t Brook
lyn Benny Garno ll0th street and sd ayenue
tC5- The above cures COMPRISE Consumption. Coughs,
Gods Phihsc, Pl-utisy, Irritation ard Soreness OF the
Lungs, Bronehies Purisy Asthma arising from obsnoed
prrspltion We have 70 raricularZe each cas-
but invite yos TO call and read the Certificates Of these aud
great many person. that have and daily recei'
The Southern Balm sold at the principal Drug Stores in
PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 6Ss BROADWAY.
Moe Agents wanted Throughout, the unon and n the Cans.
das and British Provinces, liberal terms. Appeaieas
must be postpaid. mtll lIn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24
SILK MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
L. N. stevens,


tUAs no-T IN .;or- Of the most extensive aTt bes;
isceJ as,oTtneas OF Spring Farcy SIX and Millinery
Goods 70 be found re City embracing nearly eveTy variety
~ rxern ard style He only we'll acquainted with the
is, but probably understands th- wants Of III SIX .ad
Siiliirrr trade we'll IN the City he has The
styles OF some OF most fhi2naei= bon1rt Silks
and RIbbous that this market He IS eoDhdent that
al hi. assortment Of Tch ard desirable goods by
far the be found sud he taez this occasion 10
his cu1tomers that ,h. De ks; throughout the
He attends the auctions daily 20 pick th bargains that
always be ud there and "a turn 20 give them 10 his
customers II is often remarked by hiS customers that
they only buy their goods chap Of him. bni that
somehow other ,hsy away, selia crcumsancs which
s;-akS volumes purchasers. Persons wishing ru.
chase any Goods his ne respectfully invited 20 call snd
his stock before making their selections elSew here
DROWN SHEETING5 AND SHfRTLNGs-Of every
ID style and width, all the known brands both heavy snd
hneS,aIk Mill, Indian Head Lawrence G, Abbott a Str.
mack EreieN Unkpowus Brunsn cks, &c. Sc may te had
prices the I'd floors Of Ia and 20 Cedar
street, half block above P-ari-Strsst.
TO- H. and No 20 70 Also Cotton Batting put up IN
blue lo bundles to hs 10, lbs very large gua5J az
81 Ie h. This last style warranted equal
any bait in market Also Paterson Yellow Ticket and
other Nsw-Jersey arms al lor prices. .
Also Wickias Of every descTpti0n Carpet WaPs and
threaded of superior quality both white and cecTed assorted
in bales and half bales Also TwIGe of various qualities
The OF Couatry Merchants particularly
this stock, which i'm direct vie' to meet he
appreciation. I. y. UNDERhiLL,
Tnht5 arn ~ and 2H Ceisr-street-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24

CtoOp SITUATIONS FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. abou,
VI into business are informed that they can OBJ
tain immediate possession Of Stands in the Partisan Bazaar
No. 439 Broadway, Grnd-street, which consist OF
Counters and Glass Cases for the sale OF Dry Goods, Nil
lnery Furrers' Articles, Hats and Caps, Watches and
Clocks Silver and Plated Ware. Lamps and Chandeliers,
Cutlery China and Glass Ware, Pocketbooks, Maps Sta
uonery ANIMALS and other books, Canes and Umbrellas,
Perfiery Furnishing Articles Ladies' Shoe Store. Toy
DO Ready Made Linen Thread and Needle Store and for
every description OF neat goods.
This perhaps OF the best opportunities for persons
OF small capital or their friends starting them Into busl
ness n very small risk. The Bazaar is heated and light
ed BIZ the Proprietor For further particulars apply at the
Bazaar.
MA separate entrance viii be made TO the Gallery
and Rooms on the second story which VIII be let for Mil
nery and Dress Making Portrait and Miniature Paint
ing &c Sc ji6
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24
pu.,,. s+,ele Exchange. MARCH 22
s.,es s,ocka al Boston March 81.

1913 Western Rrd lo2i-3s do scrip lo3.-42 do lo3a-
10 Boston Wharf Co 45-5 Sandwich Glass Co 7ii-225
Reading Rrd 25i-5O 90 bio 25i-25 I Rrd 773-50 do
sim 77-5O ds blm 1870 Wilmington Rrd bio 2ls-l0C
100 do 1850 do l3s-0o de bis l3l5 Boston and Ne
Railroad ll02.
Sales at Boson 22d: 10 shrs Portland saco and Ports
mouth Bird l3i-i75 Philad Bait & Wilmington Rrd u
so do slO 2l4-5O do b3O 2li-95 Reading Rrd 25-3'
Fitchburg Rrd i2i-l25 Western l02.-50 Norw K Wor
$50 7Ot-I5 do $50 70s-25 Island 1890 Boston Co
1870 do bm 1850 do 1871 Merchants Bk lOst-
81 dividends Z Boston Co 50.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24
ONCE Of the Commercial Advertiser, !


The prospect for Pork and Provisions generally Is much
improved The former especially Is brisk at $40 81 for
Mess here with stock Of only 1900 1860 bols two
thirds of which arc already Of the market Each sue
ceeding operation exhibits advance and those having
control OF much OF the forthcoming mpors from ONO VIII
not name price for delivery. The quantity eS-
pected is admitted be mitednot over SO per cent oil
last years supply, If 1t even meets that 2oOo bbs From
tier Mills Flour brought 81. and 1870 bbls Michigan was
taken at 90 and resod ADVANCE delivery iDstaner
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24

lvA TO LET-From the lst OF April next a beastiui
3 story House with large garden, carriage house aud
sout yards attached situate In the town OF kishklli
Church. miles from FhEill village and 6irom HambnIsh
landing where the night aud day boats always touch This
ltndi country seat well known the esidencS the te
J. C. Stockho deceas-dhas attached to 1t,
from which rewood fine pasture, and other privileges can
reasonably obainrd-a of the door
from which f,- be skenthe country around at
ords good opportunity towing and the roads III that vicn-
ty ar. the most perfcct in the country -
Appy TO Dr. BRUSH No. 10 fiammond-st.est CliAS w.
ort near n. prerise, 25ff
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24

NURSE WRIGHT'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
~ CHILDREN TESTING All mothers having ehiic
drcn afflicted with of those diseases incident TO the state 9i
infancy such nil1maton and swelling OF the gums nhie
tcehng commissions spasmodc cuageors erppons
ered stomach and ooscncss of the bowels should never
be witou, this inabe remedy that has proved efcacouS
in all the above di.erses Numerous testimonials msh be
aud sold by DAVID SANDS CO. u Est Broadway, cor
Markets, Also a; 70 Fultou-Ei, ard 2I3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24

NOTICE-rhe Undersigned. trustees and creditors Of
Hamilton F. Ketchum, abscobding debtor lat. of the
town of Gweso county OF rioga and State Of NewYo do
aid Hamlton + etchun will be held al The Office Of T.
Sweet IN the village Of Oweo said county on .he 9Th day
Of May next 10 o'clock, A VI for the purpose of adjusting
the AID demands for and azains; said Hamilton
ketehum and makiu final seteEi, o the estate Of said
debtor. Dated, Feb l3. 1875.
Z. s. SWEET
ROBT. BROWN, Trustees.
2if la,r&l2thMy WM. 2. STONE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24
DISASTERS. sc

The schr Jasper Rch of and from Machias for n York
with lahs (Which put into Boston In distress, having
struck on Cohasset Bucks while endcavorng 10 make
harbor below anchored Tuckernuck Shoals morning
Of the l9,h but capssed her wndas, parted her Cables
and was run on shore In the "Cod Of the Bay, Man.
iucket. where the made complete breach over her
she had bged and breaking up the Soth Part OF
her deck load had been wafhed on.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24

STATE OF NEIy-YoRK, SIN CHANCERY. Before
~ the Vice Chancellor of the E Circuit. William Mole
Wat. et al Masters Sale Puruan; dccreta order Of
the Court OF Chancery made the above entitled vii
be sold at public auction. uEdeI the direction Of the subscriber
one OF tbs Masters Of this Court, by = r lnsahnm euc
tGee. the Merchants Exchange, the City Of New YORK,
the youth l2ibi day o ;iaIch nstan A d. pi5
a. y O'Clock. aool Of that day
Twelfth WErh of the CITY OF New York, and bouDded ss o
lows beginning a tie centre of Harlem creek three Chains
and eighteen Inks from northeast corner of One hundred ana
Nineteenth street aud seyen Avenue on csui' sG, es
six degrees iortyseven minutes thence north seventy
nine degrees twenty five minutes two chains s1iyone
nkS thence north seventy degrees fity eight
eight chns twenty Inks the road community cTi!e
HuaeI lane, thence along the eutery SIDE Of north
fifteen minute=, chains foryeigt Inks tence
norb forty two rrnues west one cham tWstty eight Inks
Hence north degrees fifteen nte west i've CHAINS forty
eight lnks thence north four degrees thirty minutes
Twenty FIi and Eighth Avenue thence sfong sR Ave
Eo.th thirty three degrees twenty minute, et two CHAINS
twenty Inks lane eatng 10 house Of Sampson Ben
aons las mentioned .ane south sIty tree degrees
thirty links, thence north Seventy degrees and thirty
minutes cham the Of the Hrraern creek
thence along of SAID cesk the place Of bgnnng
containing eignt Bis 00, with night of lane and 9a
;osts winch .ad premises conveyed by the Isia Ee'
Douglass the sad Archibald at excepting snd rssrs
and parcels Of land between the eyeuth aSa s
trenass and bet One Hundred End Isete,, ~
Hundred and e1,y list streets, and whcn Jf on
bounded and contain follows I d y
the porterly soc Of l2a street distant one ri
feet easteIy from the saStery sde Of e Eznl ~ M Hun
mig enee easiety alon the said rnr,beI3 sy sef teace
northerly re parallel ;e the a. ~ Tseey aad
line of the block between Oas Hurdfeh e slsae
aid es.re ine ,e,eny feet thece n9rbei, ca a. ps pa
ras 70 the Eighth iveoue 70 r1 -tsyir alone tia
sea a9S n q s hn,ea sss.a aaa Twenty
five ef ard theace soUtezJ 90 nls r.tsJ Sss
Aveuge 70 TIE pa, o- place q saiyisIiaM IL McURRAY
'tstra v.Saant.-siNGW ~. 81 Master IN Chanssg.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24
WlND0W SHApES.
WINDOW SHADE pEPor

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
No. SFaroy-sTRxEr. NEw-YoRK.
THIS is THE ONLY MANUFACTORY OF ANY
4 ENTENT IN THE UNITED STATES-Shad.s Of
all kads and siE- varying from e cent, $50 For sale
COPIES Of all the celebrated places this Ccunry ard
Europs Persons can by eheosa: their views have
e1rcuedi rSsisry style. Whenever ornamental de-
copied sri offered for sale by Others lay ;hem
aside and order make stock choice
and tasty possible Persons desng the process
ytas up ihese choice and us-ul seie shown through
the painting with extreme pleasure.
AarnIs sf acknowledged Nputaeu q, all times find
employment with US.
Ss, Rsnnes and interior decorations done in style not
surIsasssble - gARTOL & De MACNY.
" BWs warrant our Shadss free from defects Sh ss
cn-l ~,rd,r- ~, e,,D
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24
PAsSENGERs ARRIVED.


In shin n dRen from Cldyieston-Mrs Cowen, Mrs Sc.
dam Mrs sherwood and child Miller, Lawson, Proc
tor ID Jackson. lir Russell, IL Way.
In he Toronto from London--Mr Dean MIR Robertson
2sh Regt; Parsons. Providence; Conbico, France:
Miss NJ Inman. NYork-5 sieerage.
In bark Palestine from Cape Noast. Arcd at Bostoi-
Rev Seys of wilkcsbarc, Pa Capt II Johnson, late
of brig Atalana Of New York. sold; Davis, his first
ocicnr aud5 scamcD.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24

nRY GOODS AT BARGAINS.-The subscribers take,
~ this opportunity oil informing the Ladies Of " York
&C. that they prepared 10 offer great bargains IN
Dry Goods their stock consists In part OF Broadcloths
Cassnercs and Satincts, BombaZnes, Nerinoes and Al
paccas Linen Sheetng Table Laen, Toweilng. Napkins,
DIAPERS c. Cashmere de Lakes Ginghams, Prints &c
Cotton Sleengs and Shirtings ard all other styles OF sea-
onablc Goods Ladies invedto call and examine their
stock and make themselves acquainted with their prices
before purchasing elsewhere. w. D. GREGORY g. co.
l10 Spr1ug-st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24

The above Is the ORIGINAL and only GENUINE pre-
paraton from this valuable all others being Fictitious
and counterfeit. Only prepared by Dr. SWAYNE, whose
Office is removed TO HE " w corner OF Eighth aud Race
streets Philadelphia This medicine is acknowledged by
the Profession and Others throughout The UnSn 20 excel
by far all the other remedies offered 10 the public for
the cure OF the above diseases.
~ Keep the of DR.. SWAiNE in view, Eighth
and Race, Philadelphia
AeEvrs-Hsvand, Reese & Co. New. York; DR.. W. II.
Minor corner Broadway and John ST L. A. Sands, lSs
Bower5 Z. Il. Warner, 205 Bcecker-st N Y CITY MIS-
Uavs BROOKLYN; W. G.. Wood, Harlem; Benjamin ODDS,
Newark; John Pearson, Railway John Tcrhnne, New
Brunswick, N ]. j. s. Harrison. Salem, Mass w Ii.
Pierce Albany L. B. Swan and j. NJ WinsoTy, Rechcs-
ter y Y Backus & Bull Troy SpaidnE II Harrington,
aud Green s. Co. Worcester, Mass. John p Hall & Co.
Boston; Harvey Seymore, Hartford, Conn. E. Ho.idge'
Buffalo, y. Y. William Montgomery, Lansingburg, \. y
r NJ Cohen & Co. Charleston, 5. c. Andrew Oliver * Co.
Sevy-Orlcgns; K. g. j. Adams. and F. Sclene ST. Louis
VIM. Thom Pl,tsburs; Z. Il. Hinman Cincinnati.
| ias 3ms
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24
FOR THE NORTH.

ra - PEoPLES' LINE FOR ALBAHf :.
- E-l from TIE icot Of tsrrt!Aadt ;. sel' ~ =. :.
- oelOok ?. NJ. ilating AZ ihtsrmsd'a's
Pea Tss steamboat COLUMBIA Cart wu H. Peck MaR'
IN. s,-sraSot, SOUTH AMERICA CspS, NJ II. soss
s Trssdsy Thusday and Saturday afsssoons ~ o.
in syn- time 10 lake the incoming trals OF ear> iot %,
~ W,st , The beats aid substantial Gr iaI
phea with new and elegant STATE Rooms ans io' si
,-sr,r,c1,tioa, are urrivsll-d ca the Hndsou =
- For PAssase or fr-ish, Apply on hoard. or % r;
Schnit,. AZ th- ciic- Ga ;he ahaEt, -----------
IS,,-nProslTloN TO MoNoPoLY-Ist5;
- SEW.YORH AND ALBANY "a
PRESS LlNE-Thiossa ,sS mis9ai .Mii, ia;S ssS
npr r-lat iyPfESS will eomFesee her regasf tsiIs
ior he season viii sSs,iaue until se eies =,
Thrr,l.vs ard Sa.urisyS ard NAazy NonSSssi a -
day, and Esidays AZ T. NJ and VIII an ;ss w., "a AH'
taks IN. mnrrias trains OF cars last or w ess - -
This hoa, is fitted NJ with .pendid sais I9's .e eI
and her furniture sh and oil tie eea' Nin"' "
Apply board as seoys Ms n,
=. B. Fss,ghi taken at lew prizes. -----@2-..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24
MISSING VESSEL.

Schr Shamrock Curre, Of and from Fredericksburg for
Boston, arrived at Holmes Hole Jan y? and 2?d
Feb which has been heard from She p'oba-
bly, lost in gale OF Feb . with all board. She had
cargo OF -four and corn which Insured III Boston for
Ss300-no insurance cA the vessel.