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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
FANCY SILK GOODS.
NEWEST STYLES.
PECK. NICoLSoN & WRIGHT.

NEWEST STYLES.
PECK. NICHOLSON & WRIGHT.
Nos. l39 Pearl and 50 Beaver streets, Sew-fork.
Would respectfully announce that they are opening alAs
and newly selected Stock OF
SILK GOODS,
all OF which are of the latest Fall Styles comprising null
assortment OF
DRESS GOODS,
consisting in part of rich Cashmere DEcosse rich printed
Muslin de LANES Grapes Dc LANES of new and elegant
styles rich plain Cameieen and Satin Stripe Repe1eIs
rev and fashionable article; caueieon Brocaae and
Brochc striped Silks black aud colored Apaccss figured
and pllin.
SHAwLS.
Bruche and Cashmere Shawls new patterns Caneie9n
and Brocale figured SA shawls; Damask woolen stra-
da and rich Dang>k Napacha; MeTino. Thest and Nus
lin dc Lanc, In great variety, &c.
RIBBONS.
full assortment OF onne, Cap Ribbons OF the richest
Paris styles.
Figured Cap Lacos, Trimming Laos aud Lace EdSnss,
Thread Lisle, Plated and Brussels EdSinSs, &c.
GLOVES.
Consisting Kid, SILK Cashmere. in great variety tose
ther with large assortment Of Fancy Mitts
Also full assortment OF Paris Cords GmPs and FrnCes
together with every article usually to DO found In Fancy
stock. which they prepared to onsr on as favorable
any other establishment. II oyl
n uOUDS.Just received 3vu pcs OF Englsh frints'
" new designs.
Cashmere patterns, the hanc.omest ever offered
Also pcs wdc very rich prints fast coors at Is pr va
Also 800 pcs fine cloths fast three coorcd prints 80 ana
Cd per yard ,e,
Also $50 pes various coors. hd and stripe, Id and ID
per yard.
Also several lots OF new and desirable Silks, very cheap
Also several Cashmere and de LANES new pntters
Also large plain, figured and stripe Alpaca and
Eolails.
Also large assortment OF White Goods for Lades'
Dresses.
Also variou; other styles desirable for tho season.
j25 BARKER& & ToWLE. II Catharino-st.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
MEMS, BOYS AND CHLLDREN'S
CLOTHING.
GEORGE Il. GREEN,
No. 10 Chaiham-st,
| WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY on HAND A FULL
AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
| lIeu's Boys' and ChiLdrens Clothing,
of all descriptions made in the FASHIONABLE STYLE.
10 which respectfully invite the attention Of
those in want has made arrangements to receive
| CLOTHS, C1iSSIMERES YES1INGS, &c.
BY every packet and has secured the services Of expert.
cnced Cutters he pledges himself TO give perfect satisfac
10 all who may purchase.
NB-GdrmeRts made 10 oder at he shotes. notics ard
,cith strict punctnaIfy jc6 isd
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

-, The recent snow storm has Lad no effect upon The
nnsi.pces al the American Museum. which. while the
theatres and coucer-rooms closed has been hohoted
with It's usual m Indeed last evening there was
most brilliant asSeinbsce present, and the performance
wen, Off with great cciat There can be but one opinion
entertained OF Bunker Hill and the "MoTn Panorama
that they arc III st splendid exhibition; and the s"Cet
ballads OF Madame E;ilng with the spicy droneSs o inc
Westerns form an agreeable inerlude The ons outans
enjoys peep AZ the from her boudor amazing
ly. Have you seen her?
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
Tho report of tho Dry Dock Bank gives tho following
S625 TO-
Si25,7l0

Altered 2s and 3 purporng be OF the Danbury Bank
Conn., are in circulation. They have made their appear
ace here in great numbers within the pas, day or two
Counterfeit 100 and $500 In'is Internal Improvement
scrip have been detected. Eight 100 dollar bill! OF this pa
pcr have been paid the State Treasury for lands sold
nv and belonging 70 the State The plate has very much
the appearance OF the original The ssnaneso OF the bills
are very sumsily executed.
Bicknclls Reporter of to-day says The Philadelphia
Money Market Is s somewhat contracted The rate may
se said 10 range from per cent OH; Of DOORS The
payment of February interest is no: calculated 10 I'M
prove the matter inasnuch considerable portion oi tie
sum a,ou: 10 be paid will be abroad Speculation eN
tended 10 Relief Notes and offers were made u sell thei
10 be delivered this week. u certain rates On su'cay
several of r brokers declined buying Relief Notes at all
IN large sums the being unsettled Inc discount
Relief Notes ranged from 70 O PER cent' ana There
was quite all the brokers onnces ior e1enaise
This rise in consequence Of the payment o AL ihs te-
.crpou OF currency IN the Treasury creditors for
interest.
The sgent OF the State the Rank OF PENNSYLVANIA IS
s lcsy engaged in paying out the interest on the funded
debt of the Upo Tuesday about $3.50 oo had hesn
paid out and the Bank the representative OF about S3ou
foreign stockholders, which may also be cpisd-
cred as paid making The aggregate paid about SoooV"o
The Bank Of Newburs has Leans and Discounts $780,
s5i Specie l4a;4 Cash items 1902 Due from Banks
e 42O; Stocks 20eoo; CIRCULATION s5'61 DePostes o'
a7e; Due Banks 2e, ,sss
W. s.e ,ba, Mcssrs Ccrcoran & Riggs, OF Washington
., have aln &C amour, of Government Depostcs S1,-
so and Francis Dodge, Georgetown. 10000 II strikes
ne ,ha, IL would he only simple Justice 10 our merchants
,,bo are out Of pocket this amount, MI Secretary Bib
would transfer these depos,es this City, where our COM
1uercial men can have the use Of them
The following shows the collections at the Philadelphia
o,,cc of The phiisdephia Columbia Railroad for Jauu
ary. 1915: ,.;,,.., y, Power Tors,
. =. ,,ar last report IS Ola o0i 5-aS5 2s9 9I
AZ nar January. ISIS Bats IS 1850 "a s3ds SO
o.., sine, Nov 40 1874 l92 l5lIO.ll5 Isis COS 30
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
COURT OF SESSIONS.

Before the Recorder, Aldermen Gale and Coz
zens. Mathew c. Paterson, Esq. DIST. Attorney
Postponed The trial of Wyckoti aad Doyle, In
dicred for libel on Dowllng. was postponed.
To be n'gred.-The charge in the new indlct-
ment against Benjamin II. Ordway, Tor arson,
charging him with setting fire 10 his store and goods,
No i South William street, 10 detraud the lnsn-
rance, was read To the defendant on his arraisn-
mcnt when his COUNSEL X. ii. Morris, lnterpOsed a
1lea in abaemeni, &c which Is 10 be argued on
SATURDAY morning The accused had before been
tried ON another indictment and acquitted tech
ncal grounds.
Tfiai for Assa,lt and Battry m''th intent to XII.
Thomas Butterfly was uied FOR assault and batter.
with intent to kill John Higgins, OF No q Prince
street, on the 18th December List, by plugging a
knife through his HAITI twice, the second lime wound
ing him IN the forehead As there was no aver
nvnt in the indictment that the prisoner had knle
IN his hand, the Recorder suggested that a verdict
had better be Que OF assault and battery only, which
the proof abundan,ly sustained. The jury found
him guilty of assault and battery only.
Discharged. George r. Mason, colored, indicted
for grand larceny, in stealing sheets OF copper from
+ X. Collins & CO having been used as d witness
against Robert Hudson, the receiver was dlscharg-
ed with the severe rcbuke oi The Court on his fur
live acts and admoniiion 10 amend.
Fo,fcitures Henry Havens and Fred. Shrew
indicted for keeping ID dlsorderly house, failing. 10
appear and answer, their rccognzances were lor-
eited.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
xrr>foRASDA

Shin Corea, Gardner. from New Orleans cieated Jann
ary lih for New-York, consigned to Stanton fe9'
bearded on Monday by the plo:-boa' n .9ts' %
South Of BarDegat-has been Down OF y ''4H '''''
faSEe fa ship Patrick Henry for Liverpool sails today
weather permitting.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
COURT cALLSpAR......rHl DAY.

SUPERIOR COURT Nos. i9, TO- A. 40, A. 3o' 'i' 3D. "
55 55. iUs, 81. s.. 60 10 81. sc.
CoMMoS Par, Nos. is. 81, 49, H. a. ~
81, So 1877 /. 90,
a.. As, &C. 20. 6. %, 26.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
RETAM.

TIM 1.;s--o,b reports a ship of the Highlands, no sig
r.ix shn nj srchor Oh the Bar bark ashore IN the
Bay. and big in the ofng Considerable ice cFnns IN
The River. and Bays
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

OS- Mr. H. DALEY requests us 10 say that he has
opened depo; in this Guy a, Us Fulton. whic1
is the only place in the United States, where deal
ers and agents can hereafter be supplied with The
celebrated Dall.y's Magical Pain Extractor.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
From f,e HARRISON Republican, cadIz. Ohio.

From fhe Harrison Republican, Cadz, Ohio.
The Proprietor of the Harrison Republican, newspaper
tgenera circulation IN the Eastern Part OF The State o.
hio, has procured the services of " B. Palmer. Esq OF
Sew.fork City as Agent the purpose OF ding
ecnvrnient medium the business community, who wish
to address themselves the citizens OF Eastern Ohio by
ae publication Of Cards. Advertisements &c and thereby
facilitate and extend their Yaops branches Of business.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
DISASTERS,

1formaticn has been received By the s- bs
..s the SPOT where the westchestcr was ashore
name not known ~. woodland. ne.r
Also snsfhs. s Rent ashofe@supposed sheea
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

Dr.AfNE,s.-Ur McNaIrs Acoustic %! has ten used
by hundreds persons who were entirely deaf Tiii the
most wonderful SUCCESS and has been proved 10 be sale
those who are becoming ST. and convenience sake III
endng purchasing unpets To enable them TO converse
with their friends would advise 10 procure IN Their
s.ead ias this celebrated on, which, in all probability
will bring permanent relief Sold II Courtland street
pr;.o
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

NEW DISCOVERY. Oy which ali stoves and pipes or Ties
NAV be kept let black with beautiful polish coach
body by one application year. wlthou, any disaecabe
smell This Var:isl is entire new invention, and sur
prises and delights all who it, Specimens OF stoves and
upes In use NAV be seen q COurand street where the
polish may he had the Of 25 cents per bottle.
The Indian Vegetable Ehrir and Li.iment, from 2l
Courand street. warranted 10 cure any case Of Rheu-
matisyn Il gives immediate relief, strengthens weak
limbs takes down seirrs ard exterds contracted chords
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
rppER POLICE.

Counierfeitiag aud passing a False Token
Last night man named Benjamin Newell went TO
Welsh's Circus. Park Theatre, and purchasing a
ticket gave in payment $40 counterfeit bill Of the
Bank Of Mesiden, connecncri rseelviHg - 20 IN IN
Theatre. where he purchased a ticker and handed
in paymen, $40 hi! Of the hgoksn Ms;ss'r% s and and
bill wa. at once declared worthless, and oitlcers
Bond and Srckles arres,ins him.. he was lodged IN
In the Watch House. On searching hun, the nckei
he had bought at the Circus was found on HIM, as
also 50 rs Ia money Justice Taylor then sent to
the Crrcns when Mr.. Banker went ur, and Idenll,
fying the 80 IS being the bills and specie ne had
given Newell, he was committed 10 prison on two
complaints of forgery AID passing false token,
More Cotmtettiting We yesterday published
the case Of Henry C!afkson, who was arrested and
committed Tor passing s. and IS counterfeit bills
Of the Danbury Bank, Connecticut. To-day nc has
been complained of Tor having passed three 50
counterfeils the same Danbury Bank-one Of
,hem 10 VIM Il White, 279 HudSon-sl. another TO
John Phillips. 2S5t D'vision.st. and a third to Robt.
Morsen, ll2 Chery-st. on all of which he was COM
mitted 10 answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

DAY OF FASTING AND rRAYER.-ln couJr-
nifty with the recommendation Of The Executive Com
mittee OF the American aud Foreign Anti iSaver' Society
obs FRIDAY, 7th February. day of Fasting and
raycr view OF the impending evil of the annexation
OF Texas 10 thus government. Saveholding Territory
Public services viii be held in this city the Free oncre
aohal Church. Medical College Crosby street. cd Sory)
doors below spring and BROOKLYN The Free Presb
Church, OF Tlary aud Lau:cns and "A z. VI
Of tlIst day y Sermon will be preached III the evening
At the Nice College. Al Christian. invited join IT,
he
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

~. CARD.--The undersigned VIII be found at No 10?
rue sun oicel where he will eonnue his
Periodical and Cheap Publication Business and Agencies as
formerly Gdt1 WILLIAM II GRAHAM.
E-F-A CARD.-JANSEN y BELL having
by tile fire OF the 5;h inform their friends and
that they have taken FOR the present; the Store
No. l3s Nassau street, the OF BecSman,
where they hope be able days supply Their
customer. rs nsual ST 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

H. LECTURES on SHAkSPEAEE.-Nr. HUDSON,
who has Lately hecm curns in Boston, will give his lectures
on Hamlet MID Macbeth in The Society Library Room The
eve ings OF Ilr.day and Monday, Feb g, and TO- al \
o'clock Admlttanc. 80 taken the door, II 6tis-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

ordinary article ever used the following compains
burns and scats frosted parts clhains corns ersle-
las bruises r!ngro; scrola salt rheia nceTs eru
lions fever Sores BARRIERS ch nipples Tic doleeuX
hics piles lnaamed ssn cuts abs, etc Sold at2 Court
land
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
MARINE JOURNAL.
No arrivals.
81 IN = u.

shlps St Nicholas Havre; Cahsrine Charleston. ia rs
Spr.: Beta Do Brss chinchila Be.ninda suuch-iles
ton; Fanny Colt, Georgetown, SC: Macon Savannah
Sel,rs Curley Curacoa; Foam, Tampico; AheATs'ef'
Richmond AM Others Wind NV
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

SANDS, BIIsroL's AND CoMsrocKs 5 EXTRACT Of sARsA-
p pArIrr, sold at II Court inl!,if-Si.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

Whole amount from Tan l. 10 Jan % eS:3235
The returns Of the Reading Railroad Company show
very srca; in receipts and business OF the week
We annex state,nen; giving the receipts, &e for Decen
Der and twenty-eight days in January.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
Josiah RICHARDS, Auctioneer.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auctoneer.
DY BANGS, RICHARDS PLAfT.-Stores Zos
se Hroadway.--Li5ersI cash advsncements made on
oonsignrnents for auction sales: o... ,,.,
FORTY-FIRST TRADE sALE-2o'h MGeh'
and following days.
The next regular Trade Sale OF Books &c under inc o
on OF the Committee OF Trade. viii commence a. .ne
fy da,c and viii b. conducted Under the same resuia
tions and terms IS heretofore.
The sale OF Stationery, Writing and Printing rapeIs'
Binders Leather Muslin. &c. viii be held on Aonoay
Gath OF March ,.. ,x,.,
the Catalogues will GO press and the usual cash ad'xh
c,s will be ma tc II required on receipt OF vocds
~ COTTON \ CO. Auction and Commi sion Aer-
L chants Nos. ll3 Fulton street, and 81 Ann suee|-
r,l advances made on consignments, and prompt re-
-. - THIS DAY, FRID ", Feb ].
Al IL o'clock at 81 Ann-stTeet'
A, the wharf between Jefferson end Clinton see'' S0s'
River.
SHERIFF S.EE-A tho right title and interest," Oh LoAs
whiteomb & co1e + Southwick which they nave In 'n'
bri.r Narowr now /. Ing at said wharf.
SATURDAY. Feo. sth,
,IOl o'clock Mt 3D3 Water ST. near RoSeveit,
SECOND H.Np FURNITURE, &c-SeinS ths contents ot .
Boarding House. comprising Beds, Bedsteads beaaihs.
Mattresses Looking Glasses Chairs, Tables Iane Su'c
ry Crockery CcoArg Material sc.
Also the contents OF the Bar, such as Wlne btAioy'
Gin Cordials ScSais Kegs Measures, Beer funp prain
rurlbicrs, Decautcrs, sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

Az AMERICAN SIAvEE-We learn from Rio, thai
Mr.. Gordon. T. S Consul. has seized the Monte
Video, a vessel under American colors, on suspicion
of her being engaged IN the slave trade, and has ar
rested the Captain Pendieton, officers and crew,
and confined them on board the Boston sloop ol
war. in the harbor of Rio, intending 10 send 'hem
home with the first opportunity. Norfolk Beacon.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

a. LEECHES AND CUP> applied by Mr.. MAGNUS-
son. of Broadway and Droomc u
BrOome =. New-York.
RettrcncsJ-Dr. hccsInnn, DR.. Mott, DR.. Nelson, Dr..
francis Dr. Stears. Dr. Berger. Dr. Weed, DR., Sinclair
Or. d. smith. DR.. Quackenhos
Rest Swedish Icechc- constantly on hand. jlsS 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
THE GREAT SNOW STORM
ILLUSTRATED

ILLUSTRATED!
WITH FOUR EXQUISITE ENGRAvINGS!
~ THE NEW WORLD OF merit Saturday will eclipse
any former number il the beauty and spcndor of s at
fractions. 1t will contain capital chapter
THE FREAKS of WINTER,
With four Illustrations showing the accidents and fun OF
brochure,
PUNCHS ALMANAC FOR lsi5, COMPLETE,
OF which 10000 copies have sold in Great Britain
This alone is worth the price of the paper But in add-
ton give u
COMEDY on IRASCIBuITY!
quences of getting in passion. Is this all? BY means
We have the usual variety of articles grave and gay sp
cy editorials, &c &c; among them
|. TIE DOCTRINE OF TIE RESURRECTION, by
Professor George Bush addressed the Mercer street
Congregation.
2 HISTORY OF ST. GILES AND ST. JAMES, story
by Douglass Jerrold
}. ORIENTAL SONGS AND SKETCHES, No. ILL.,
Graphic pictures of Eastern Life
Aso Miscellany, Poetry, News. Musical Chit-Chat, &c.
TERMS So year--6. cents single Office "a Annstreet.
All new yearly Subscribers si5 will receive gratis the
first part the Wandering jew. which published In
New World
NOW READY,
THE CfIMES-A new elition-G. cents.
REPOSITORY OF ROMANCE for January-two new
Ro,nances by Sue and Lever, commenced Only One
Dollar a year. Call at "a Ann-st. and AL
1927 T.. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
WINUOW SlApe DEPOT,


No. SPRCcE-ST.EET.
CAUTION-Te subscribers, finding there IS set OF uIi-
Orinclp' feO,v. who in the habit Of selling Shades
OF an Interior m purpor;ing come from their manu-
actorr liorn. public, those who wish good shad',
thar ON tins ,hey viii be found only At No Spruce
street where have Of the most splendid assort
nsnts VIII be collected They warrant their shades
10 wash. u not curl or crack, as they use nothing
but oil coors hey do not opeR ten end twelve
iay as Is often advertised by oher-tnat being much
humbussery-tere being such thing as cases Of hades
But ,hey keep more Shades hand than ali the other
stores ia the city; and they are ell manufactured under
ther personal direction Any person can by choosing
their own views, have theTn copied correctly.
On hand pairs Of correct copies OF some Of the most
celebrated Caihedrais in Europe.
signs Banners and interior Decorations done in man.
rer not to he surpassed Trimmings of all kinds cheap
shades shown with the greatest pleasure visitors even
itey DO NOT bny 90 RAKTo- DE MAUSY.
nSER eoATo CLoAKS- &c-A large assortment ot
" ready made Over Goats, Cloaks, Sc sui on hand ana
viii be sold greatly redcueG prices IN view OF the a
wM. T. JENNINGS. & co.
jIs istf 232 Broadway, American Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

E1J.MiLL BOYS OF THE SLASfIEs BALI. at The
Apollo on Monlav. 10Th of February cie,s 81 each
be obtained the Apollo, National Hall, Howard oSe
corner Broadway and Howard 81 DUrclS Bath. No. 60u
Broadway and Kentucky Hall, No. 30 Perry street,
either of the l-Boy >toutenburg Missing Jackson
Er
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

We cnpy the following statement from tas Anthracite
Gazette Of the amount of Coal weighed and passed
the Philapelpha and Poi;sviIe Railroad:
From Pottsville from Jen, lst Thurs
day Jan. %. ls45 inclusive 6S73,i2
To Thursday Jan. %, inclusive ioin.e1
From, sclluylkill Haven, rom Jan. l't to
Thursday, inclusive ---- i''tt 'os
To Thur.day, IAN. 3, lnc!asye-.----.. t317,i
-Iesf7.i6
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07
ma KUBBER SHOES III

INDIA KUBBEk SHOES .-HniehIhsoh &
- Runyon offer for sale large and beautiful as
r,.p of InI. Ruboc: Shoes and over>hoes. consisting
~ all the erent IN including the Sheet
puhbc- Cyershoes with leather soes and straps ana the
.br ,,ed Metallic Rubber OYershoes, which Tor Deany
ana r,hrv are not surpassed in the world Ladies and
f.rriemrn desiring handsome. easvttng, licit. and
dursble Oversize winch will efec,paiiy prevent The snow
water from penetrating the boot soe, are respectfully
"a. nv - ,.bers .J HUTCHINSON < RUNfoN.
i's 81 Maiden Lane
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

PoSI-OFFicE. NEw-l ORR. Jan. .!,in lci5.
~ TIE FoS rMASTER GENERAL has ordered
ENTREES MAIL 10 run from Covinston Georgia. 10
Montgomery, Alabama and back. with the view cXpe
ig the communications between the Eastern Cities and
the Cities III Mobile aud New Orleans day. and
be those desiring it, avail themselves the des
patch il will aordnctice is hereby given OF the arrange
ment.
Letters PREPARED and marked Z" EXPRESS and uewspa-
per slips from Publishers olnevspapers addressed 20 PUB
PAPERS ONLY. and sent In lieu OF their ex-
change, done up in light wrappers open end is The
only that be allowed 10 be by the Express
100 2yvs JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM Z. VI,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

CASE OF SIoorINc.-,The, Investigation OF The
cbars. against George Washington Talbrt, who
fred gun loaded with shot INTO the side OF Mr.. H..
S woodruff, his s,epfather, last Thursday, IN the
house Of the latter. came up last evening al .
o,cIock briore Justices NIorse and Goddard. No
other testimony was given in the primary invests
CATION than that of DR.. J; F. May; the attending
nhvscian of MIR. Woodruff DR.. May thought that
ihc wosnd would not prove fatal. The defendant
declined to call any witnesses and the magistrates
alter bri.i consultation, required the defendant,
to enter security IN the sum OF thousand doliars
Tor his appearance at the next Criminal Court,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

u, Y
NJ THE POST MASTER GENERAL having apprVv-
ed the recommendation for the establishment of PER
MiNENT POST OFFICE, and sanctioned the lection
made b. The Post Master for its location CHATHAM
SQUARE, corner of East Broadway has directed that
the removal from the present Park Office the Post
office in Nassau ST. and th Branch office at Chatham
'Quac, be made simultaneously The two offices will be
ready for occupation during the ensuing week. when the
pres Post Onice in the Park will be vacated The + st
Master corgratulaes hi fellow citizens upon the compile
ton OF gemens well calculated promote the
venienCe of all classes of he community.
j23 lot JOHN LORiMER GRAHAM, Post Master.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

VIRGINIA THEoLoGrcAL SEMlNAEY.7ffom lnr
catalogue of the officers, students and alumni oi
The theological Seminary OF The Protestant hps-
topal Church in the Diocese of Virginia tor the pre-
sent session. appears that oS students are pat.eh
ing of the benefits of that Institution. The senior
class contains Is, tue middle class 2i, and the lu-
NOR class IT Among the students we recognize
the names of eleven belonging 10 this city, The
Seminary is situated in Fairfax county, Va, at a
distance OF three miles from Alexandria and eight
from Washington The Bishop OF the Diocese the
Right Rev, Vim. Meade, D. D. lis President OF the
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

VALENTINES,
ST. VALENTINES DAY Is near at hand and it's time
TO be looking round for supply. Have you seen
SHEPARD'S
Window dressed out with some OF the finest
YALFNTISES
10 be found in this country.
L; is expected there will be sold In this city alone, to
say the least,
And liberal share patronage solicited for the store
where little money will buy great many Valentines, and
il well known that The place for that Is at
II SHEPARD'S, 1871 Broadway. opposite John-st.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
TANCY GOODS AND COMB WAREHOUSE. p.
4 VAN EPS 1903 Pearl-street. one door below Hanover
square have SALE by The package or in lots TO suit buy
ers full stock the following goods which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms:
Fine Cold Watches and Jewel.y.
Spool Cotton, Shoe Laces and Corset Lace:.
Ivory, bone and metal Eyelets, and Bodkins.
Hooks and Eyes silver rhinbles and Pencil Cases.
sUectaces Spoons, Linen Threads, Fish Lines.
Bead Bags Gold Jeyelry, SILK Purses.
Elastic -uspendc-s and Carriers.
Buttons, gilt, lasting, agate, and jet OF al kinds.
Solid headed Plus, by the case or pack.
10 cases ivory Combs, Of every size and quality.
10 cases twist black Combs.
10 cases quill top Combs
cases Needles, various styles.
cases Knitting Pins. plain and fancy.
q cases peFfuIRery, OF every variety.
And rea; variety other articles, suitable for country
and city trade. fist
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

Amount rs per last report
Do. for January, lSl5--
Total since Nov. 30, 1874
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-07

Railway. M.Power. Total.
l5.0It 00I 5-2S5 81 l9-2s9 9l
s.47s IS $50 81 s.3os 50