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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

: S3S or TEzFERAScE.-Rev. :. Beecher, o
Bosom. n ia:s temperance speech said I" was
hz7-;-s3 Is il were, temperance You all
k-ox lie temperance principle OF my father. When
vSs boz and he put into my hand the little coin
l sss % spend on holidays he used 10 say 10 me,
.EGw,r3, IKE care :hst YOU taste nothing bat wa
re- reed 10: tell you tina; l followed his inunc-
t;cas 10 tha Ie.ter. There is no; muscle bone
= ~ frame ;ha: ever ;elt the power Of alcohol
AID 30 loag a this arm sdheres 10 my body, and
us ,osrue does no. cleave 70 the roo; Of my mouth
/ pledge r,yselt anew 10 the cause What father
would 40; be proud OF such speech this from his
SCI. .ot whzI generation shall we have in Amer.
G, when al or young men can use Inc same Ian
gage
Y Ogle;horp County, Ca has been the scene
@. ano.aer horrible murder-the victim being Mr.
Scion q. pembe-iou. The murderer is a travelling
bostu2n bv the name OF James Shot and the insirn
zen. used IS q bowie-kni:e. Shot has since been
,--as,e6
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O,nnibuses.

Broadway and sd street from South Ferry.
Broadway and lh ST., from Hanover Square ,hro Wall!
81. 10 9Th Avenue and li,h street.
Broadway and oh ST. from 5 Ferry to 9Th Az and 4th ST.
Broadway snd Sh ST.; from 5 Ferry 10 9th Av and l4h ST.
Broadway and Anly ST., from Fulton Ferry 10 7.h Ave
nuo and liih street.
Broadway and Beecker ST. Ferry Sth Av 18th 81
Broadway and Canal from South Ferry 10 9TH Avenue
and 9Th street. through Hudson.
Broadway and Bowery. from s Ferry 10 Sd Avenue and
Bulls Head. 9th street
Roadway Bowery and Sth ST. 5. Ferry Tompkins
Squste.
Broadway. Bowery and Grandstreet from South Ferry
through Columbia. street 10 Dry Dock
Broadway and Chata-streei from South Ferry through
East Broad WAY 10 Dry Dock
Greenwich ana Hudson. from $ Ferry 9th Av 9Th 81
\ line OF Stages for Boomincdale connect with the
knckcrbocker Line leaving Sthavenue and 2th-st eye
~ half hour from A. NJ. 20 Z. VI.
These Stages nun every FIVE minutes from 4. NJ. TO
P A. after which, with the exception ofthe Beecker-s;ree
and Dry Dock lines. they run very irregulary The Kuck
erbocker Stages leave South Ferry every minutes I'll
T. NJ and the Dry Dock I'LL 81 Tie fare in each and all
them i 81 cents. for any distance.
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Rate. of Fare of uncl,ney Coaches c"rri"se'

-T-E-- V-.T,
Established ~ t"s ''"''"''''
For ,nnNrvirc rsss-ngcr ANY distance noi rNcecdiog
,,, nil, xr,nI,ay, ccnIs for conveying Jwo passengers
, a,, n,.Ysc nav cents twenty each, and
every aiduopAl passenger twenty-five cents
For coa,Pvur passenger any distance cNceeoit'g y
, 49,, Within yn mites nily cents and for every didl
In,,,al passenger i,ccutv-ivc cents.
E,r Cuuvcvips Vuc passenger the New Ali3s House.
.h ,, a., ,,surr,nr INV cents for conveying
Wy - -, i,s,,c .hNr cents for the two
t'S.N' - ',, s,S ,,yc;,ty az, cents returning
S', - y, ,,.,,,i ,,55ss,rl.~r
S,r ny,c,,, oi,r rsssrnccr 10 Foriy-sccond-s;, and
r,ua.nn s hour and returning. one do'ar ana ~!
ls, ,,,,,Nir one rasscaCcr SNty-arsts ST. and re
49, ,,s,t,,rs ,t AN hour and returning, one dollar
s s,S ,u,i fr every additional passenger thirty
-, -. -; = iI,f r,its
sN,,c,jv, NM passenger 10 Eighiy.sixh s.. aud
i,s AN bn,,r nu,i rulrurg TWO dollars and for every
.Sj,i,n.i ras>,urnf nNy cents
E,r opvryinc ono or passengers, 10 Harlem, and
i,i tha pryirrr of remaining three hours, four
tS1II'"1"s' we" ''' i'' - '
"V :. ~ r 80, ava ~, s..nv,rs 10 Hin,,hril re-
s'' N"' ~ ~ . ~, Ls,snin, the Carriage or
sN,s 'o N, '.''s' i" y Nv, Wv u ' - - -
- - a. II - nav t,,.r,, & ,rrisrc or Cab by
t%r ih' use OF tia,e,'! 49, 49,, Seell.r
US S'N; "'' V' IL -. Car Coc,i,gr or Cab Nv
, SV' u'' "Se " . - ,,.s Inc NJ; vilcge or
W '"' W o 49,, III ~ .tonn,nr, ma Omen as may
fN'nS ''Ni f1SNV ~ ~ ,Ia e., Lnrr ,,n dollar
Nc rSS0'ted' Hs looNs ~ 80. ' - 10 v.rv .ur.
iNr he second hoH'' se''i''N Nv No"'a 90" " 49, "
cc,l!as hout MY Gems , s,.,,, ,.,,-s nj, aye
FNr cG!idea NS'"'Nu ~ ~ - AZ, ~ =,
hat p'icc oaIy Is ,' ue Guar 4. aa '' ' - $3.50
yclrs ~ age, no clAtt rye - 10 oV t!iIc c.h .boI
WigeGcSVg Hackney SoAeu' S,IIiasc, VI ,rsyer
b ac!Naoi rN'cpthS Us "4V1''aiu 49,. c,ors for an
s' pe a'N. ~, . -, ,,r zach snt every subse-
cSn hour ana SO on in proportion Tor any part OF The hrs
AL subsequent; Goar which the sae may p an so and Watch
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The NIailCInse.:

For New. Haven and Hartford by Steamboat, half past
) O'Clock A. M.-Surdays excepted
For Bridegroom; and Housaiouc RAILROAD III o'clock A.
M-Sundsys excepted.
For Geenport, IL. H. aud Intermediate oces al O'clock
A.M.-Suneays excepted.
For Boston ,G Stouingon co. by Steamboat d! half past
5 O'Clock p. M.--SQndays excepted.
For Boston Norwich Conn aud Worcester Mass 81
hRlfpastS O'Clock ?. M-Sundsys excepted.
For Boston, by Long Island Railroad, AZ O'Clock A NJ
Sundays excepted
For w-Hsgen by land 4, Z o'clock A. NJ, Dsily.
For Albany and West, by Steamboat a. half pas, P. NJ
Sundays excepted.
For PeeksGl by land ate o'clock A. NJ Daily
For Danhury, C bite plains and R!dgeield, a. 4 NJ
For South Mdtctowu BY u Yorh and Etie RHiRoaG, al
o'clock I. NJ, Daily.
Fer Paterson aud Morrsown hf past o'clock 4. NJ.
and islf psst5 Z. NJ. Daily.
The Great Southern Mail closes ut half pas!7 clock 4 NJ.
and hsf past P NJ, Daily
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n,.AsAN SiNeSN citN>NN>"'
n ,,S;,a t;,,,a tl,e w, sans,
sv., s,s,;,s,, Ns,l Nah hs''aiS y&0S'
Ns.n.s,,s.s,S be sSot,s>i his golden IHc
~ ~, Ss,,~,stgsi SsS,,r "n,;
\ ~sS>>l; s,saa tho FN>; thcN
esscss>; ~ sy>NiS SoloNtd by i'w".
Al,r rs, A,,rhegi ~ tt,c hin
SsN fN,.,; MS hiSAt :AIS S}sHt vi SHIT
All S.faish.wsN iygt Dis d,N,N ~ ~
Aa,; Sg>>s, ys>e ks,,i ws', lacv'>i below
me- ,s,su mc<AS,,S> iNpv<>i his wn5A
Tse ASaaa,N t>;laN NJ sac Nert
tx <yasc lsaSe> SSt s;l hosn'
TN GatS>> ~ tie tsWctG' bard
MA s,,,, tS>eNs>i ;lscy STSNNs,i s'm
II, xsaS.-.sAeiy s>>;t ewes swami ~ ann
vAa>. ,Sl>,, wsy,s. ,lsN r,NN's sr''S
y, ~, A>Sys,< S>>cy,>s Ga; te,Ii's
Tx g<>>s> r,>,Nt>j ,,S t,,r 'hciy fare
TA,,;, >>S,,S,,S wsS tl'o NS0on's cam
1Yx,> --,.S> ,i>,ys wctc open wme
TA,S. l.,,N>:. tAS NS,iNn ,;cworNi the bride
TseT 
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~ er@,N,>--Sis ~ S,';1Scv ~,
~, wxyNs,S.as SSS; ~ ci,y claims
TX Nx;N,s; owes ~; e>>1i> Anus,
\ S>,sx>y ASA. ~ aj,ics star.
HSs AS.l> Sy,> ;ic}t;>, has LAMP s star.
Nsss-, : ~ regal She does visit.
.ls,,; sss}ss>;t, his $-s>'ca; S's'c,
Tax Ao,>>S Rus; h, rs mirror new.
Ms oSSSa II ne dam pjas> N3Sh
Ssr lS.sSss cyS,s ;.t, ,,owcgNS> dyes,
TX S>s.ANcSa ys,in his lS,!y signs,
T-As, ,-,ssS Tx, ,>S-.>s; ~ his hSll.
tx t-saS> - r;,.SSS, S;IF;N,;h Sad Tall,
Sow ,s<>,y> &re e>e.st>; when he sings,
yxia; ,>el>o;,sc Nth his ly-e he brings
c>,sS ewes &ve-i :y,g., hS:u ,he:r gaze,
TSe wS-lS: sS.s:NSc;S his Idle Ways
&c So ~ ~ Ia, hearth ~ wide.
ycr E,Ssss S2& Cle7k ;hr1,s; him aside
Nsw rss,e io.h c>,a.pv,hend his way,
Tx Ax-s hsS tvs-Sp0>ad his Gay
S>-SSssa Sands k quite spSsi.
TAsl!s>S,>>i u the N&;ioa : hesrt
Ee <.xa.:> &la.st ;oc c7owos 50 by
A.: csE<.Sa.i A!.:. with cavioas eye
O. wN,.i, ;A,a knowcS; the Fcei's 81,
TsvxSt-he e,sa:e-:c;;s Thy psr;.
AS ;: ASS SSs ;as Soei'S Tyre
Is isS-a-,ss2: .; puGs desire:
Noss Say:.l 4; the Poe; X.
I: :. So Ai--s ms; s, iaiass sec
NJ: eve, X The sunshine clesr,
Tss hexyy ciooiS obscure the mere.
No. svs= : ;l,c tsu;; ;ree proud.
20, wo--z> wezve q; ;hei. lille shroud
Yes s=leS ,he SKY. the Iree comes green
Tas Pre-; shall, be hesH3 and seen.
Nv Coga:-v II Thy early hour
" &c magic q; ny power;
Tsy llso1sh;s are bold. Thy hopes are strong,
To ;aes tie Poe.s shall belong;
=.-S :hy love for them. and they
Sesl 81. .hes = heroic lay
Eo< = :hy s:a:z-e there is strength.
And IN ihy AIMS az endless length;
Ana S.7ds shall praise thy features fair
And poe<y Fl s., Thy ar,
Gear Is ,hy dazzling sunshines are,
Deep as NY forests waving far.
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Expresscs,

idnas Co. u Wal, Boston, Worcester Norwich Phil
sde pna Baltimore, Washington Pittsburgh and Foreign
ftd'sr. Newark 10 Wall, NcwHSven and Hartford Car
han' = hrSoAiyn. 20 Iieerty,s' Godfrey 4 Co.. Wall
lann'0u NevsBedlosl and Nantucket. Corton's Il Wall
S'onnsoa. Providence, Newport and Fall River Ham
On q Co. Wal. Boston, Providence. philadelphia Bait
imorc aslineion Pittsburgh ard Foreign IEutarrs 10
Wa1, uswego IN ~ h!nysOa and Toronto Canada -
L'7i'g'oa Co, Wan. Philadelphia. Baltimore Wash
irSoa ri.i:oirs aHd South Lruassioa 4 Wells 10 Wall
Absay, bufaio Gle relaad Detroit, Chicago and Canad.-
Px!is' Co.. lowell. Try Northern Express nv gil
4 Co.. 10 Wal, Montreal and Qaeeec
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LEGAL. NOTICE.

CALLAGHAN HOFFMAN,, -4ttornies aud CounIeors at
I..o and Solicitors and CounseOrs Chaneery H.. Pine
ST. Ner- York,
EIAVNG associated themselves In the practice of the pro-
,-sson in all its branches they prepared 10 al
tend enforcing OF Claims, Conveyanclug OF all kinds
Execution vi tbs Examination OF Witnesses
and all other matters connected with The profession generh
w. and al the same time intimate TIA! US Mr. HOFFMAN,
has for several years pracced the bar OF OF the BIZ
fish Colonies has rendered hinI familiar tvtth The rules
and practice of the En sa Court the rm will also be hap
py negotiate the business claims or correspondence OF
parties requiring professional assistance either IN Great B
am Ne Canadas Mao ScOti Ner Brunswick, Prince Ed
trard Island o the Colonies generally
n BOe oLier of the :ri Arrays be III attendance
a, tlt Office during business hours OF I'm
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Public POrcrs and Handcnrtmem. Rates of
Fare.

For carrying load upon Whcelbarrow-
l. For any distance exceeding half mile, u! cents
For any distance over half mile and not exceeding
le - and III that proportion for greater distance
For carrying load upon Handbarrow-
l. For any distance not exceeding half mile - cents
:. For distance half mle and not exceeding
mile CENTS nha proportion any create. distance
For carlinE load In Handcar-
l. For any dstance not exceeding halt mile IS
= For distance hall mile, and exceeding
mile 81 cents and that proportion any greater distance
1T Rules penalties, sc. same as for Cartnleu.
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5rbuols.

FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.
rsrHE Brooklyn Glasses for Ladies and Gentlemen w
der the care OF Prof A. S. Nillepls, continue TO meet
afternoons aud evenings, a. G Greenleafs school or
Young Ladies, lO6 Pisrrepolt-st corner OF CLINTON IN
strcion of the order terms reasonable Classes in
Of interest and daily increasing Persons wishing 70 earn
10 pel az vel! read and write French are invited 10 h
ply US above. TO nl2 3t'I ALFRED GREENLEAt.
FE,aE GERMAN Language-Gernan evening cissses
are being arranged The Office OF NJ Van Hoevenberg
ESQ No. Cenre-sL by NJ Erheler, author OF ~ Ph:isc
Book in English and German
Private Glasses formed by ladies or gentlemen among
themselves Will be attended 10 by T. Apply TO T. al me
above Office. NJ Ilpc'u
classical SCHOOL.-The subscriber having
~ resigned his charge OF boarding school IN Flttsneid
Mass and having removed this city with the design OF
establishing Classical School, would receive under ais III
strCcton and after The 18th inst al his residence % C
onsl near Pierrepon, limited number OF boys or oil
whom could receive board in his family and come nj ali
times under his and his lady supervision For particulars
apply on the premises the bookstore OF SaNlon Miles,
205 Broadway, Newly orS. j. ~ NASH.
brooklyn November 10. lSi5. MI 81,
HsESsRS Chas Coudert DR.. T. y. Porter, No. % s..
leE Marks Hece viii reopen their School on the lfi ol
September.
Resdes preparing scholars for College they give such par
ca attention the study an4 practice OF the French that
for tho last sixteen years this institution has been in opera
on there Ia no instance Of pupils who could moi speak
French hnenlly after two years in this School
The French and Spanish part OF the reSu
nr course of instruction in the school.
German taught fdesred for which az extra charge
In made. aus on
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PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED,
Ships Geo Skolfeld, Skoied, London; Oswego John.
ston n Orleans.
Bark Hccla Hoy- Port Prince, SHIELDING * Ferris.
Schrs Catherine Scott 81 Jaeo de Cuba, Thompson;
Frank Baker Alexandria c, Sturgcs Clearulan Vo-
lusia Studley. Wilmington, NC; II Bacon, Babcock,
Philadelphia: Victor, Halle,. Boston.
Sloops President Frsbe, Haven; Rhode Island
Hull Providence.
Barges Philadelphia and Mars. Philadelphia
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STOVES STOVES. STOVES.


THE SUBSCRIBER would inform his friends and Tie
public genera ly that has hand different pat
terms air-tight Cooking Stoves viz Doctor b. Douglas
and j. Lewis Co.'s Patent, manuiacuredb by r l. CLUE
sons Schenectady The castings heavy and durable and
the warranted satisfaction In al CAGES Those
in want OF Cooking Stoves would do well 10 call and exam
as before purchasing elsewhere For sale wholesale and
reta, nj the Olrased Stove Factory, 30 Watersl ~ Y
nil Imecd JOB CLEVELAND.
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IUinDou 5ha0cs.
yNINDOyy sHADEDEf0T. No. Spr

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No, : Spruce-s,t New New
~ YorkThe only mandatory Of any extent IN the NIL
Ell States The Subscribers offer Tor sale t- most splendid
assortment s Shades which could be collected together,
consisting OF the following styles
To- 1urs beautiful Gothic painted by ars These are
ell Vie OF celebrated places IN Europe.
1000 pairs Of assorted Gothic CornNan. and Landscapes
sucl generally sold about the CliJ.
- pairs of most beautiful CoTinh!un, painted in Florence
loo pairs % OF the celebrated places in this
country.
5000 pairs OF cheap Shades, from g. cents to 81 50.
We p!edg. ourselves 10 se! 100 per cent cheaper than
any other house III NcwYofk. Persons wishing 10 zee Tue
process OF getting the most useiu articles are shcn
through .hc painting rooms with great pleasure
Signs Banners. and Interior Decorations not 10 he sur
passed Trimmings ofa kinds at manufacturers prices.
Persons buying sell again dealt with the most her-
a.! ter,nt. t2O S:n BARTOL X DE MAUNY.
ID HOD WINDOW Sh4des-Eor sale a. wholesale
@A,OOOor relui Il reduced prices. Persons dealing
in This article ind complete assortment at prices from
less than where they get NJ second
or third hands \. B.Good Oh Washable Shades from 10
cents 10 50 beautiful from - 10 S5tes; from IS 10
ST. kelly K RlkER, Exclusive Window Shade
u22 Dealers and Manufacturers, Isl Cha,hain-st
WINDOW SHADES. c. WOODFORD, 1884
Nv Broadway Qafarpe Buildngsl has complete sssort
men of Transparent Window Shades very beautiful
in designs execution ~ Also Curtain Tasseis, Cor
nces Furniture Gimps Curtain Trimmings &c next coc!
the coraer OF Eea;snt oSu
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ComPlee assorme. OF ell sizes, warranted OF The best
"A quality constantly hand and Tor sale a. The lowest
prices. by LATHAM L BROTHERS. 2i9 Waier-st
y. 3. "rin-P!sted" or Timed Lead Pipe also
furnished at the price the pure Leaden Pipes The
plate OF Tin warranted Is hick and as vel lad on as
be done-but al the same The manufacturers do rot
wish TO impose on the public by recommending il. as they
know be corrosive and destructive Of the lead Sam
pies exhibited s2i Smeod-
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Brooklyn, October 18th, Si5
DUESUANr an Act OF the Legislature, emitted " An
: relative the collection OF In the City OF
Broo6ya other purposes passed April 18Th 1851
No. hereby gwen that the Assessment Rolls for taxes
year have this day been delivered to Tile
Comptroller OF the City OF Brooklyn, and that from all taxes
which shall be paid the said Comptroller within thirty
days tine date hereof deduction OF three per cent
VIII unde and that from all taxes which shall be 80 paid
after the expiration OF the said thirty days and within sixty
days from said date deduction pf two per cent VIII be
made aI6 that and after the Frs. Tuesday IN January
next onc per cent Will added To all then remaining
IL sad ard that the Ttrd Tuesday OF January next Tie
ssd Comptroler will deliver the Collectors OF the Cly OF
oosyn The said Assessment Rolls together with the war
rants thereto annexed directing them 20 proceed WIN re-
gard To tire unpaid in tie msnner directed by law
The Comptroller would respectfully request those who
intend avail themselves OF the provisions vi lie ACT refer
red 10 the notice inform him thereof Is soon as
practicable that their bills IL readiness IA to pre-
ven. delay when they may tie prepared pay their taxes
la compliance with resolution of the Mayor and Com
mon CUurc NOTICE is Hereby further given inst the
Comptroller will receive al his office IN the City Build.
ings FROM y O'CLOCK A. NJ. UNTIL O'CLOCK
: o ~ m A. H. OSBORN, Comptroller.
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Second Board.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED
MARINE JOURNAL.

IN ship B. Ayrnar from Lirerpool-Miss Andrews, c
Ward, I Evans, Laechelin-l69 In the steerage.
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Eamps, Cutlery, Nr.
rREMIuM LAMp STORE.

=
TOUTHOUY :. MEYERS. 81 Broadway respectfully
~ invite The public 10 Gail their store hla examine Ie
richest and most extensive assortment TO ne ,olnG IN ms
country OF BROSZED and ORMOLu CHANDELIERS
CENTRE. MANTEL. SOLAR, BRACKET, and Rad
ING LAMPS, CaNDELABRA. GlRANDOLE.S. btAC-
kET BRANCHES and CANDLEST!C rs, n every variety
0! patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS a new and superb article p
c,:iaf!y desirable :oT PACKETS and steamboats,
IA evidence he superiority OF This portion oil tner STOCK
over any Other OF class offered 10 Inc PUBIC 10 t.s 1..s
they Win none,, pride refer 10 no less thai SIN GUILD
ana FOUR SILVER MEDALS awarded 10 ue inahuidc'h,
w!tHD Inc list years for W greatest variety hAu
beauty Of patterns md the unrvae nn!sh OF teir
Every article sold by c. y : warranted 10 be hsI tey
represent anu ;ho-e who wish 20 ODan Ar-t cas- s"'he e.
pro- often paid Tor such OF rery Inferior qla!;y
requested 20 favor them Win call before purchasing
elsewhere.
=" 4 liberal discount to Churches sn5 Hoels 6! y
LAMPS, GIRANDoLES: &c.
/ aEGPS. GlEa EDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, md
IL CANDELABRAs. Tor tbs Spring Trace.-plEIL,
BROTHER CO., No is John street: are manufacturing
and have aygys hand complete assortment OF articles N
their line III the following descriptions which they via sell
al wholesale or retail at Low PRICES FOR cash:
Improved Chemical on and Cgmphene Lamps,
SJ.a Lamps, Gil. anu Bronzed, in great variety:
Cornelius i Cos celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps
GirsnGOies various patterns. glE s!l'ered or bronzed
Suspending SC.ers, Dor!c Cailphenc Lamp
Bracket SOars, Side do do
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket DO DO
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, stand do DO
Britannia Hand Lamps Csmphene Chandeliers.
Superior Chemical Oil Pure sperm Oh
DO CemphcEe Solar ard Lard Oil,
do Burning Fluid, Refined " naie Oil 'hlSy
HARDWARE una Cnuery-SeaInan Lowerrc 10
Sprug-st Greenwcht offers for sale large and
general of Hardware, Cutlery, Britannia and
jam Ware. ola
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fine Uatrbes ann 5emsIrp.
com ANN sIIvTR WATCHES

GUILD AND SILVER Ma 4O0~S'
DICHARD FISHER. II. Nsict-MAkef sna JeNs i,
sny other EC1-e in The city, As he constantly
g. description. c:rec: FROM TIE Manufacturers N snssa,
Frnrce snG SErtzer and !. enabled 10 oaer 'e &c
assortment vi Gold Watches from s5 10 V EACH
60. IRON = 20 80 ssch-ai warranted 10 keep Co. -
the money returned Also, very gcoa asdo' 4e' Va
JEWELRY and SILVER WARE very low
y. B-SecOnd hand Watches and Old 700 sHu "a y
LEEen II exchange bought for Cssi " sIcf-t 49,!
Music Boxes and Jeyelry repaired II the best nahs' sno
warranted oy experienced Fo-SIn-r AZ cT a. any oto
WATCHES and Je<s!r ~ tolerate aDd Retail o'oSt
riiv RICHARD FISHER. Jr
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &c
Z SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Gold sod s.!Tec Va,
"a p.ex. Patent Lever. Ancho. Escaperneo Le.He una
Vertical WATCHES selected from me oes Manufacturers
II Europe, which viii be WARRANTED perfect Time
.repers.
Also come fa,ierEs CT Go!d Cbains Seals Keys &c
Do. d. 90 Gold Pencil Cases : COD fels
Do. 90. DO. Thn5l-s. Rings Pins, &c
Do. co. 40. Bracelets, WIN S'oHes
Do. do do Silver FORKS Spoons, Ac-
Al the spove articles vii Re sold athe LOW PSI FsiCcs
I'D warranted 70 DE -cu.i ~ LIE MAZE IN The oly
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers OF : NE " scIs1l &C
10. Na.sau-s- opposite he CusoH house-
?. o-Th- tpove articles carefully Repaired arc war
rslse, BE- the nos;ski1! sorneH IN the CIV 80 o.y
MATCHES AND JEWELRS.-The subscribers
~ invite the attention Of strangers and Diners Vlshs he
CITY, heir stock Of Inc Watches and JeWery when 5
now com piels Tor the rsll trade.
Their selection Vi Watches embraces Seiera vr
tne-Eecper b. the celebrated makers t,d are oe!cc
10 purchaser. 81 unGsuslly low prices ~, -,
Rich JeWe.Ty OF every description; Silver F4sIec ecc
Britannia Ware: SIan.-i Cocks Fancy Goods, Ic-
Matches and C!ocks cleaned and repaired ~ ypsrenced
wCckMeu. LOCKWOOD SChIoN--ft,
e 0sd Is Pear. oo-. ~ f1nH opposite T. = roe
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MAXWELL.

tIACIliNIST, 25e Bowery, New Prni:ng, Litho-
Cutting and Endorsing PRESSES Rolling Machines and
Squarhg Sheers Iron Backing Presses Cylinder Presses
for New and ohbng; MXSeiFs Paer single
ke Printing Macnetr cuei Improvement Is IN Inc MS
k 5sing ilb!e s!u. The improvement may be seen
by ealing he Methodist BOOK Conceru -" Mulberry s.
\. y
Double skel Adams Presses altered Single having all
the Qualities OF improved Adams without the expense,
doing a. u.uc! work il the same time equally wei!
Improved Standing Press; Proc! ahd Transfer
Presses; MaNwe's Patent Printing Engine; Se!i-Inkng
Apparatus and every article in his line, necessary in Print
ing dice 3inIer usGe order or reasonable terms
Napier and other Presses repaired and put in order,
&c &c ell lawI
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BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURES.

BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURER.
4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Plsnished Tin and
Wood Ware Baskets Brustes Door Mats Shaker Seves
and Bcoosia short every variety Of Housekeeping Ar
tc.e5.
n B.-A complete assortment OF Coffee and Tea urns,
Table Dishes and Covers &c &c for Hotels and Steamboats,;
on hand, and manufactured al the shortest notice
JAMES Y. WATKINS,
Us FINLAND Cainsrnr-sL NewYCrk
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ARRIVED.

Ship Aymar, Nichols, q ds I'm Liverpool, mdse TO
Eesmth & Walsh. Oct -. lat &: 80 Ion 81 passed a
weasel bottom up painted black about 20 ons took her
TO be fishing schr, not long in that situation Oct 70,
lat A. lon A. experienced gale from SSE to
ssw; spill; sails stove round house. and shipped con-
siderable water
Bark julia. Alien ds I'm Providence-pus in to finish
loading for Mobile.
Schr Dsvd Risey Corson I'm Bath, NC, pavsl stores,
schr Nassau Matthias, 6 DIS I'm Richmond, -four sc to
Allen & Paxson.
Schr John Westerley, Hovcy, Virginia
Schr James Gordon Ward. James River, lumber.
Schr ve.lniion -, Baltimore, mdse.
Schr Trimmer Smith, Virginia.
Schr II Scranton, Tuttle, FIN Haven, in ballast
Schr Gen De Kalb. Jenkins. i'm Norfolk. mdse.
Schr Henry Curtis Hslle, i'm Albany for Boston
Sloop Senator. Fitzgerald. I'm Nantucket oil.