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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26
BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURER.

bLOCk I'm WAKE MANVIA01V VAIN
4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of Planisned Tn and
"A Common Tn Ware, Gallery Hard and Hollow War;,
Wood War Baskets Brushes Door Mas SHAKER Sleeves
and Brcoms-iA short ever variety u housekeeping Ar.
ccl-s
~ B.-A complete assortment Of Cofee and Tea Urns,
Tsbe Dshe. and Covers sc kc for Hotels and SseAnboa
on hasd. and Manufactured u The shortest notice
JAMES Y. WATKINS,
je4 tjanl 10 Cslhsrnsst Hew-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

FRENCH GLASS CLOCK SHADES.
Il Do Msniel Ornaments
La&e. Cart BAskets
Cologne Bottles Toasi Racks
WecgwOod Tea POts and Sets.
Do. Covered Pitchers.
Solar Lamps. some very rch patterns
GirzncOles; SIDE Lamps
lvanhoe Czl1lesticks-
Porcelain and stone Dining and Tea Sets
Bristol Fire Proof Ware
Glass and Eartheu~Lre Of every description
Afwbo,..aIe nd r-tsI BIZ ?. p PAGE.
sls 2x-ocx2N- IL Ca-hrriD- -
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,J,O UATTEhs.-A rare opportunity Il offered 10 an
s1terprsiny Young Man who wishes 10 establish nm,
.elf In he manufacture Of Hat The advertiser VIII sell
IL Mandatory winch !. well established and In opera
fion 20 such person for cssh the most advantageous
rrs The purchases step into business without mo.
rnen' delay with all the advantages OF ne ia Dushsss au
ie good viii OF Lire establishment line addressed Box
No 35 lower r. o." post paid naming time and place Tor
a, i,,erve,y viii be prorrtly attended TO- s2+ St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

lust RECEIVED-Anoher 10, Of tbs UNIQUE Poke,
- Companion or Weighing ami Wiring Apparatus,
boiyhg form handsome pointed pencil case
of moderate SIZE Twelve distinct and important adyAnAgrs
smOng which i accurately al asted Letter Balance with
the r4les ~ posisge. verpoiliea pencil pen fielder
with pe letter seal Of leads with other
iences the utility OF which VIII be seesiden inspection
Manufactured 81 the hes quality German silver Also
purv sterling silver. For reasonable urce
Stationery establishment Of JANSEN 4 BELL.
ak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26
nEMUTH,s RAPPEE and Maceasoy SUITS. MANI

nEMUTH'S RAPPEE and MAccasoy suus., manu-
~ faciured from pures. and finest and
ranied free from al deleerous dsss by l. Denuth East
King st Lancaster. Pa
The above vailed Snuff supplied 10 the trade and
others liberal and Al orders promptly attended
CAUTION beware Of fp~r,0sJ article called Lsnoasfer
SssT and pamed upon The pubic for the Ivafss
Snsgs which wholesalcd only by e manufacturer IN
Lancaster. Pa; and By Btnngrr Cozxens No % Nesey
sl New-Yosk; Stsbler Candy, Prsi-st whrf barmcre
Anthony Elton No. 10 North Sixth PhAdclphia, and j.
4 4. Eyrick. West Penn-st Reading. Pa ell I'm
rI,HIN LETTER PAPER-The SUBSCRIBER seeP
L constantly on hand good assortment OF Thin French
and American Letter Paper Of very superior quality SONS
Of the French Ia thin thai six sheets weigh less ihzn hall
ounce and consequently would bs subi TO single pos
age only. For saeby JANSEN BELL.
81 Stationery Dealers, l5s Nasssa-sI
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~ .SIfssS7s RAILRoAD co~ss"rs., .sS,s-ss.


pl<nfs.-Ou sad al eg Monday, April tib
nst the Carr will follows, L~zvs CRY Hal ir
Yorsyl.e. Harlem and Aonis.aEa ~ 9, 2, ., q, loAA'
Ii 5, $50, 4, 20 P. NJ.
Leave City hsll for Forthsm and Wnszs Bnssr. 80,
:, i0A n; 2, $780, 5P.N
Leave City Hall for White Plains, 7, l0AM;2 5P NJ
Leave Morrsans and Harlem for Cty HAL 73p, g ? ~,
ii A N; 2 5, 4,5, 5.s. s. Pm.
Leave Williams Bridge for City HALF, : u. lao An
2f9 5. SO, us p. NJ
Leave wsiDs rlains for City Hal 40, i0leAM; 2ie
SIeP.M
The fre ght train will White Psins NJ aud M
City Hall a. Las r. a-for he present
sent.
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HOT AIR FURNACE.

VXALKER's Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces, Tor
w h.sfug Dwellings, Stores Churches, kc-These Fur
naces viii heat economically add efficiently; the Dir In ne
apartments viii be pure and healthy iree nom dryness ou'
.,.
They are put up under the persons supervision OF Mr.
wsksr The Pa,antee and hitherto given entire sas
action ard are u ali warranted Tn perform well
Reference: " w. Taylor, ESQ Governor New ork Ho,
piis: Mr. Charles Starr Superintendent do; Edward Be
inrnt ESQ A. Wa-s, c. ID. Rhodes ESQ ID Pear-sTeei
Mr. Thomas McElraih, ia Nassau, Ac.
srs,f GFO WALKER 292 Broadway.
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= .II-E OF VALUABLE Wafer Power snd oIh-r

offer for sale al tie Han OF the Arcade Building in the city
Of Roches,e on the day of October next n 10 o'clock
n .ome OF the most ransbe AMI desirable property Tor
manufacturing purposes, IN that city, VIZ =
l. one Nil Lot situated on Browns Rareway, tthe main
Mn Canal upper and principal fa OF the Cenesee
AMI within 60 feet Of Depot Of the Auburn and ROches-
Ter and Touswaods Railroads said lot being u feet front
on sad canal and ID feet deep having re night 10 draw
from the cAna raceysy sufficient 70 drive Tour runs
FIGURING Mil and on wheel about p iee' in d,
about below h- bed II The acsway which OF course
gives tia; extent of fs s BY using the wsier -eves
nav be- cuadupled There : much greater quantity OF
good bud ~ upon the Tot than would be required %
erect sny building upon ~ and here also nov Upon an
old Saw NIL 10 for usr which VIII saw ~. ieet OF lumber
4y ard licl could prlnahy BE- used TO saw The nu-
ber. Ac requisite for a new bailding
One MI Lot. adjoining the above OF - feet 'front.'
ana ~ feet DEEP ha ing the CIR above 70 water for two
u stone, having TIE sane al &c and being IN a. i-
spect similarly situated except mat on il' o' sre :
40 story wooden building sow occupied a. Tobacco
Fsriory. rented - 60 per anuum-
The rish % ground sni wafer belonging ID me MIL iof-
: M i-s not subject any rents Whatever.
Two Lots 10 front OF MI lots and ? each - feet ont
Ga M-sreei which Is the street which the Railroad De-
pot fron..), sd - feet deep
Buildings these iots may BE- connected with buildings
on h water lot and thu water power nav be conveniently
used IN them There several small buildings on these
lois. used A. Offices. dweliings &c, Of small valre
valuable Lot, AMI two bl.dings near me centre u
city. being the Of State ,nd Ann streets within
rods Of the Railroad Depot and Post Once The lot
j. 70 feet front State street good location Tor stores or
TIE above mentioned property will s be offered 81 Auc
On and sod 10 the highest bidder Terms OF sale 10 per
cent down. ~ per cent ~ UOhI,, III NV
eQla annual payments
RocIesrer with population OF 5000 situated in the
best wool and grain growing d. irici IN tie
safe the Erie Canal and tie Great Western Railroad run
lmg directly through H. ard being within TWO miles Of me
point where steamboat and other vessels navigating Lake
Ontario and the upper Lase- touch and receive and ds
charge cargo and with swaer power unsurpassed IN the
or Csuutry Possesses advantages for the esab men
AMI success of Manufactures OF Wool Cotton. Iron.
cond. B. - believed. 70 no place In America
For any further information 10 relation % the property
please address subscriber No. ~ and o. Water New
iork or W BARRON WILLIAMS ESQ, Rochester.
JOHN ID. PHOENIX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

WINDOW SHADES AMI curtain trimmings, tvno.r-
w .ae.) ]. {. Wopii0rd :. Broadway tLai0rSes
huidnCsi viii oPen this morning seTera. cases window
shades, among which entirely new ln designs
landscapes and paintings Merchants visiting te city VII
10 vel 10 cal and examine The assortment a. they VI" De
sold wholesale single pair 81 resily reduced pfce-
" B. Also usi received large assortment Of curtain
trimmings ginns IN cOiOr- nsich, tss-e wofsed sni
silk cord-, curtain issses shade, DO b,l do BANDS, &C.
tphOse viii nnd many of tie above goods superior IN
manufacture. made Of tie best serals and a. prices that
-. ro.rnnsn frafr attention. 81 lqlt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

Nl 'on I'll noe 'atpssiei ssnst purchasing the many
coun,ereiis that made and sod IN ihs cry 81 e aos
bic Uterine supporters The instrument hse,e, a.o IN 10
ust eminent physcians They can % DRAINED III th oy
only al John Milbaus Pharmacy 10 broe""sy' ""e- ~
e1p.auaory books can also ne ho. . -,
~. D. ,I.sas ,o,r SO S'swSn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

PATENT WATER PIPE.

PATENT WATER PIPE.
rV,HE Subscribers manufacture PIPE, CHEAPER and
BETTER than any other In for the conveyance
of WATER Cities Villages ard Private Residences. 1t
CONVEYS pure the fountain ITSELF and THEY WAR
RANT ii SUPERIOR and more DURABLE than any other
Tor drain soil and Pipe and for hydraulic purposes
generally. An extra premium Of ten dollars and silver
medal awarded the Inventor the last Fair OF the
American Institute.
All orders promptly attended TO i2 Fultonsireel
ally J. BALL CO.
DIIH's IllPhOtED Paent saainanGer Safes
Ia This gned purchased Of A. ) MARVIN i38t Wa
ter street. Patent Saamander Safes Of
the 800 size which store No. 81 Exchange Place
That entirely consumed In The great conasgaion
on the morning OF the 18th inst
The Safe taken the ruins hlytwo hours aAer
and on opening the Books and Papers found entirely
unnlured by FIRE, and only slightly wet The leather on
some Of the books was parched BY the extreme heat
(signod) RICHARDS CROSKHITE,
New York. July Il, 1915 9 Pine-street
The above slfes for sale ~ A. 3 MARVIN 1884 Water
street snzl n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26
\VINpoW SHADE DEPOT, 80. sfhI n J.

WINDUM. rHNII. UhFU'' -. ~ N y
w STREET. y. YIN only mengiscioTg Of aly ek
in The United sairhe subscriber oier FOR sale -
splendid assortment o. SHADES ~hich could ue CO.
Iecied together. s-,.lg n tie following styles
1000 pairs Of beautiful Gothic. painted by erus,- Ine-e
are al vit~ ~ eri -aied Places Ia Europe
fOo1 pairs Of assorted Gothic, Corn'han and Landsespes
such A. are general sold shout he ciIy
~ pairs ~ gf!l. Cornsr ggslsd IN Fierenoe
nR pairs Of u aof. celebrated places IN This
country.
500 pair. Of cheap Shades from So cis to 81 -.
We pedg Ourselves 90 sell Too rerceni cheaper ia any
oter h0u NewIOrk Per~s wishing 20 sre he pro
cess 0f getting te useful articles shown through
the painting rooms v III great pleasure
SIGNS, BANNERS and INTERIOR DECORATIONS
not 70 BE- surpassed TRIMMINGS 81 al kinds al manu-
fertUrers pfce-.
Persons buying 10 sell again dealt with he most liberal
terms l'e27 3nl BARTOL l. DE- MAUSY.
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ARRIVED.

Bne Ellis. Mills 10 De I'm 81 Mary 2s2 sticks cedar to
Nesmith & Walsh.
Brig Belle. sturges. Machias, lumber
Brig Eliza Ann I'm Mystic. in ballast. TO master.
By schr Acadia Barns. ds I'm Cumberland, Ns, grind
stones and hsh master.
sehr VIM II Turner Binckley, Boston ice.
Schr Samuel Appleton Nckerson, Boston, mdse.
Schr Delaware. Johnston. lime.
Sehr Alfred T. Thorn. Wilmington NC. naval stores.
Schr Anaconda. Washington, NC naval stores
Schr Fdelia. Swansboro. naval stores
Schr Napoleon Swansboro'. naval stores
Schr Highlander. Prince. Richmond coal
schr Eliza Lswton Lsmphier Norfolk potatoes
Schr Jersey Oak Virginia
Schr Equity. Philadelphia coal
Schr Genius. Philadelphia coal
Schr Martha Elizabeth Philadelphia coal.
schr Syrian Wood. FIN Ellsworth timber
Sloop Vincent Barkelew. Virginia.
Sloop smith. Wood. Virginia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26
PERIFOOAL SPECTACLEs

fI,HEsE LENSES, pronounced superior TO all others IN
use by Dr- Lsrdner Patterson and numerous other sci
enac gentlemen of American invention end planuiecur
Il only and extensive OPTICAL WORKS
North Oxford, Mass. Numerous testimonials OF their mer
can shown but seeing is believing the public are IN
yed 10 examine and Judge for themselves. They may be
found the wholesale and retail Agency, No ~ Broadway
and sIsO 1T T. j. CROWENs Book Store tfj Broadway
Difficult cases Of dehcient vision solicited
intT yf y Il r. y hRI6hAM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

Al Pieiou Ms lith inst. brig Grand Turk Mckee, fin
New-York
At Sydney. Ne. l4,h inst. bries Topquin Young for
Nsw-iork. ldg -. (of Nfork) wig turn 10 load
probably Castro. Cap, Bearse) I'm New.york
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pgFMIUM LAME STORE

COUTHOUY MEYERS, 81 Brosd~sy rs-I' -
~ invite the public b call al their siore ~ 80 IL -.
richest and mos; extensive sssorneI 70 ~ SnFrIrRs
country OF BRONZED and ORH0LI 1EANDI FL " n m
CENTRE MANTEL. SOLAR, BAAc M n, as rs ppsC
ING LAMPS CANDELABRA 81 y; .v
KET BRANCHES and CANDLESiiS no III e'' ''
Of patterns ,, - - .r,srt .-ricIe rs-
cuS;.,i, aesirsSs for packets and steamboats, - ..,
5rrs N he superiority Of this portion Of iner stocf
over sny other Of csss offered to me PUBIC " s or
"a ToI-R SILVER MEDALS. awarded 70 The naIuiac
-, n he a., years. for the greatest variety ano
49,, ~ nsrerns and tie unnvaled finish OF her vork
Tvsrv article sold by C. " warranted TO be wtai usy
@ M fbo.e Who wish to obtain FIRST class goods 81
en raid for such a. Of very inferior ouali'y
- ,snes;ed 10 favor them with call before purchasing
= =. or,t IN ftr,rcta. and Toses 81
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l5so-OPfoSIrIoN 10 MONoPOLi--Ies5,
IL - NEM.NORk AND ALBANN EApkESs

I'll II NJ " lVNN NM fIDNNF FINI hflNf
Exss.atlssslN III E. Through without snding--Tb-
now low pressure sni swim running steam
hoaI EXPRESS, will commence her regular trips ~,
ne season and viii continue until the close ~ nsylss
ton leaving lie pier the FOO. Of ROelSsoSsr. regularly
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and Albany Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays Al T. NJ and will arrive IA
pie take the morning trains - Easl sr West
This boat il fed up with splendid STATE rooms on deck
and her furniture Is s and OF he hes, kind For pa
sage apply ON board a. above
v B.-Freett taken al low prices mo ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26
SHOE THREAD.

rINHE subscribers prepared 10 supply the trade win
j Shoe Thread OF a superior quality, manufactured by
themselves al their factory the village Of aierord sara
toga Co " Y. They warrant the article 10 be equal IN
England The trade Invited TO call al Their store ~
Pesr street and examine II for themselves The following
Nos they keep constantly hand. VIZ Nos and 10, hall
bleached and green, and &. No. brown They are also
pepr I'd to have spun order any Kind - fax yarn s
NAV be required FOR carpet other manufacturers use
ANY REARDSLEY CHALMERS, 2;6 Pearl-st
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Jnsurailre.

w 6snd-.i nss i's.sre-, winism.harrh
Agency ONCE "a Waist, New York
III. Company are r-say 10 pay al claims ios losses
against ihe-snt eonrue TO insare sgSn loss and dam
DIRECTORS
Samuel wiles Charle. o. Handy Fr.nei. s,eirhef.
Thomas Nc Eirsih, Lenl Richardson Fred'k W. Fsvrc
Nicholas Wyckof, Christn Zabrske- samuel H. Clapp
A. C. Benedci John sslTsa A. 7. Van Boskerek'
Jeremiah Johnson
LEMUEL RICHARDSON President
A. B. H0OSss, Secretary.
W,sHisGros Posr, Agent
Joas r RossSTs. surveyor.
Applications for Insurance viii receive ne ale aiien.
ton il made 10 the following Agents OF the Company
Robert Shields, No. 81 Grand-st
Msckrei Richardson, corner Houston ard Norfolk Sta
samuel L. Newman. corner Avenue c and Fourth 81
AA-oa Hartman, No. li2 Mulberry Il.
Ben iamin Richardson, Sth avenue 80 -
Conshu l. Marin corner sh Az and 10Th 4 iyis sMosy
THE ALLIANCE MUTUAL lD.ursaee oomPs-
L ny-Orce No. - wall.ireei-wiih a sound Cspi:a,
pledged Tor future Losses exceeding S20O,0OO-sAer
paying their entire clsims by the 80
nnae 20 n.urs sgsass oss or dssfs ~ M s1S W.
the most favorable Terms.
~ Claimants by the recent FIRE gre requested 10 forward
TRUSTEES.
James De P Ogden SAINT l. Mitchell 4 Merchant,
James Brown Samuel Willes sp'er : BeneiicL
John Gihou VIM D. rhoulpson, Anne. Reed.
7. Burrlu- VIM. Adams, Rciard lryir,
?. Spofort. R Whimsrsh, Lorag Andrews,
A. Norre. Benz Richards Ab'm Bel.
D. A. C0msiock. James Rey5Grn. :. X. Deano,
P. NJ whiimore Wa. Il, A:pnwal,A. Foster. Jr.
Edw +. Sanderson, Tho- W. ludlow, O. ". Gray,
4. Woodhuli. LeOd ; Sgarez, Jas X. Van Allen
RObt L. Taylor, Thos. b. Richards. Jed FRYE.
Edwd Center. John Cryder. Jacob Harvey.
Henry Chsuscey Schuyler Livingston
JAMES ?. De OGDEN President.
A. W. MERCHANT. NicePres5ruL
LEWIS Benton Secretary. Jy&u
OFFICE II lie CROTON INSURANCE COMPANY
~ NJ. s. ws.l-sl adjoining the Mechanics Bank In lie
CITY New orkThs Company lost by the recent Fire
So 0o0 Their and shove A. claims against
hem exceed la0o0 They continue 10 insure Marine aud
Fire risks ~ fair
TRUSTEES.
James Harper Lorng Andrews, Robert Lsne
Edward RICHARDSON JOSEF "a sunes. John / Glchrsi
James Phalen, Leonard Appleby jas HI suydanI,
:. \. Lawrence. Asa Crosby John Lasals,
Edwin K Trenisin John j. Hericz Sami Sherwood.
>iias NJ Crartal, Abraham Nsn Nest Ismes Cook,
John Breasted VIM Cozzens. elias Aldrch.
Jsmcs Cruikshank, Herman Gould Geo Whitaker
J. Leander starr Theo Meyer, Th0s. Mouahan.
Charles Nose. Cyrus Chenery. George fslsn.
ZadOck Pratt. Lawrence Hill, VIM Burgoyne.
Geo L DE Nay Wm III Townsend.
SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE, President
JOSEPH Z. MONIES. Vice President
NICHOLAS CsssOLL, Secretary
Capt S,MUEL GAMBLER. Marine Inspector.
Also Inspector for "LOyds for The Pori Of New YORK.
jy3 yos
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Real Gstdte.
iAp1r CITY RHsrnrNcE FOR SALE.

VALUABLE CITY RESIDENCE FOX SALE.
- THE MODERN BUILT two story ouck eve
70 In. house and lo No. - Henry-si between Mrrt
- gomery and Governor sts - offered ior sac 4 -.
o /. y By 100 fee. The house q finished throughout
In The beet manner and l. IN first order The basement
rooms are very pleasant with cellar under The Whole ana
side alley ls siiusie IN OF the pleasanest par. ot
he civ ard altogether desirable situation for gene~
family Person. wishing purchase are invited 10 cAl Ai
c xsfnine th- premises 50 w
G-. PART OF HOUSE Wanted, ior fll eonyen-
e. 'erre Of srau family In ~ accessible part Of he
- ciiy-rrnf low. Apply al ~ Brostway, bsck room,
% story go
a. To LITE ue~ mcdsrn tnre- story House lnS
A. Auer--L Tie ~ per part % House y Bogery In
~ cure q j. r. BREWSTER. ~ Bo~ery. - wv
- FOR >AIE-Th- House and Lot in Zee, No. is6
Il, l5th-s h- :th-sveuue. which Wi. be sold low
- an on fAv0fshe terms Enquire on The premises or
OF EDMOND j. PORTER. No. Cts Hall Place. IS 81
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bns Benjamin, Collins, from Bangor for Boston pr
Into Portsmouth lower hsrbor o0h and in getting unde
way morn OF sed got ashore Crab Rocts at the er
trance Of Spruce Greek Hsrbor where she remained
lsst accounts
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famus, 0utlfrp, ST.
49, -
CuINA GLASS &c.

NJ 4 J. MERRITT, loo Bowery. between Grand ana
W. Hes,sr . have lust received very large and hand
.ore sssortrent Of French Ergsh and American gooos
Comprising Porcelain Stone, Gas- and branaia ~,
hsl and .oar lsrp- girxndsss he, wbichtey 0rer -.
cash prizes. wholesale and retail si2 lneoo "a
TANPHENE LAMPS-Improved CsmPnene Ian :
he sest quality warranted to bum well and give sans
faction both 10 brIhancy Of hsht and economy
,tred and for sale wholesale and retail. BY ,,
ali DFITZ BROTHERS co. - Jonn.L
HORSELIU- & CO.'S Patent SOAR Lao Lamps
u o! various patterns, slli or bronz-d. of sac Ds
al DEITZ BROTHERS = CO " Joun,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26
ES.ESCE COFFEE asit ]. row u

E~>ENCE OF COFFEE asit Is row used IN many
ILCites In Europe, for he tr-i lime lurOduce1 20
the public of The United States by the manufacturer T. L.
Skadeczk- This Essence IL made Of the best snaity OF
coffee cleaned and SIZED, and BY iis duuon with hot or
cold water IN the proportion Of teaspoon G Ia cup
the best of coffee Immediately be made which VIII GER
tany recommend Il 10 the patronage VI private and psDhc
nousekeepers resaurataur p stewards, travellers ard
the public in general For sale Al wholesale by II. d.
HILL. M. Waferst III 2~eoi'
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FOREIGN PORTS

Sept 90 lat 81 "A, Ion ~ brig Freshter of and f.
Portland from West Indies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

g. HOUSE TO LET and furniture for sse.-A new
, story house. IN Of the pcasantes streets 10
-~ New York block from Union Park, tWesi side
e and furniture for sale both house AID furniture NJ"
At May. The house j. modern built with all the modern
improvements and CrOiOn IN each stOyte urniure
Tor oniy~ich Is modern. The house can be had on
ease which IL cheap but rented without the sale Of
the furniture Possession Immediately Address A. ,odce
81 Ibis paper. 30 Nv
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A LFRED ROACH Constable Of the Second Ward, begs
n cave 20 inform them and the public n general that ne
nake out land ord-' AMI hen usual ana
attends To foreclosure Of mortgages agent Tor leil
houses and col ectng rents, &C. House No 20 cih -
1s,ee ., fss M.,ire C,,,.t "a 5weOdr
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ls4s-sUMMER ARRAuGEMENr-iss3

49, ANkN-4D AND EkIE kATT- 80.
BROAD LINE FOR M.sdle,DsR Goshen ~
and Intermediate paces. Two Daily
L. each way follows
For Pssseng-rs-The new fast ssd cOmmo1iogs SIAN
boat ST. NICHOLAS, Capt ALgXssOrs h. ScHULTl, vii
leave the foot Of Dsnesree dsiy fsundsy sscsptdJ Il
bali past 7 o'clock A. NJ snd O'Clock Y. VI. Through h
I've hours. Returning us csfs will leave mddetowns a
A. ~ and isl past ?. ~
For IRE giI-A barge al leave every afternoon 81
O'clock Sundays r1c-D-s fire. ght viii not vs. received
sner hat hour Shippers hereby nounei That tfe
of gD-- -nd depot STALLION where goods ~ -
lea must be distinctly msftsd upon each article otherwise
lhey viii not be received
Forfrher psrt!c ars nqsire OF IVAN Rensselaer, sger
corner % Duane and West -tr-~ts
n. C. SEYMOUR, saperintsnaesl
Nev.York April lat, l3f5.
r. Stages run from Mcietown daily Ia connection wiA
the AFTERNOON 70 BoomngbDrgh W1rtsboro Monlrelo,
Mount Pca~snt Bnghamtos, O~ego Port Jerys, Hoes
dse, Carbonate, &c
On Mondays Wednesdays Fridsys To Drndaf xou..
rose Fnendsyliie. LsDex BrOoklyn NJ nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

ENNCtfi>t.I and lnieres, Tabe-.-Alyn- ENcnasge
IL Tables designed furnish lhe public with An accurate
calculations for compuns prcnt and o-s interest aud
exchange and factse the Mefc-ufin Advancing on in
voice price ~ Foreign and Domestic Merchandise Also
presenting the RrOser, Banking Institutions and Public
Offices Discount and Advance Tables. Tables FOR Arbitrary
Foreign and Domestic Exchanges, with several Tables OF
Foreign Moneys Weights AMI Measures, each compared
will the Standard OF the United StstfS. For sale by
III wv FRANCIS L LOUTRgL Manufacturing
saiiouers II Maden.lane between William and Gold
Arcouut BOoks aud Stationery sold AZ low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

IN FAKT Tor sale, containing . aciss OF IahI' 10
70 miles from Brooklyn on the Jamaica Turnpike. In
~qure a. the Gold Leaf Factory, 325 Pearlsl
- m ROBT COrTlER
&c a raHn fUK -ALE.--situsteo on he Road from
- New Rorhee 20 White Plains about eqli distant ron
- EACH cons aiming l5o ACRf, OF LAND, al Of wmeh
Plough Land excepting Ten Acres ~hchis Wood Lane
TIE divided by lane, and IL aid out into convenie
o,s for cultivation All the fences Of stone. IN good
order and the ground In al "a cultivation. The build
ngs AL ~ good character and order, For TERMS apply
>. 3. hkNfOf. on t.- premises " o.
d4S !. ADRiANCE. - JOhn-st N-~-forf