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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19
THE TRIBUNE.
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a,., aNwesS that scoly Gocm tose'hcr
,-.~,a ,>ay fair and HSSi,e stcnL
N,SysIstue tiN,sT swSS';S IN sunny wcs'hcr
Ms, s,ganse ride hands have parted them
:, v,,yc w (juhcd uuo each other
S>N,,<,a sSSterr, Ia our childish hours,
SN>r tl,,,n oar k>ad and s;Cu,)c mother
10 W. v>,ss ike ttsc Stcm IL flowers
-, was tx, r,>,cu thread tina, bound us
In .s,., t>Ytsh, rhSn, t,Sy,hcr here
MI fN>S,s eaA>>Sei the chcnt around us.
An.i ~ MN, s>r,r'd Car and near
IN, Re,>-cJ> ~;,u, when hrakoor shattered,
Mast 49,, It's N'N>se;aS ~ tho wind,
Ne y>,a~,t ,Ssr l,a,l> thSash widely SraVerS''
Ts,S, ~sa,c ~>0 rc,teu'c sail We n"''
N,,; tAa< St,N,ash ,hc IN is hrNkrn
TAsI >is.ht\i vs. y>aaj var mother Knee
F7N, ,ecas>y> ~ ,lsc wonis we've spoken
WlS,s w, 5y>>>,>, ohi,Jvoa 'iSh' a;'I M"
M. M, ta, ,>,y;,,mc Of eseh blossom
t.S,,e s.; .ssr 6>Srss wlScrc'cv We man"
A.uAs>s ~ sN';,t M ooc sNnd bosom
a,,,i ,iw~,,g within enc hspPy s''ne,
I sv,,u. ,SSt chSi,scs have come Ger us
SS>,,>e; SSSScc> NJ Scc MT The same
K.> .is.SS,y>,,,, l>s,A> ss,,w Ia hotn:o Us
As,s 81 tA~S>c have = diec7cai name;
Arb VT < S,,,yow dSa,miuS 6nSrrs
Rave <As:ovyi oey each youthful hn'w
y, s,,yslh - G<As So,0aG them fingers
csaaSt yCscy those shadows nov
Ne N,,A As>c ;h<,>c WHO love We only
Mass ,:e%s,S; h>'iNrs sFo gound ye snrown'
WAit, GAs, s $,,csla thSg wS0dcys lonely,
Az, I ta<> N0anScsi, widest Que,
Nv Ass-s : Ike che NNiuS ;hSt ecaccIh
Spx~,. N~sa;s clN,;, Us unseen wing
-, NNig,i Tbs; to- NJ creature caveth,
Ye; s;c&,cih sweets from every thing.
:, SsiA r.<A ikouIh;s forever icspins
:. ENe tho wSvcS a flashing seas
TAsi wsth :hsjc music sill S;c keeping
SO ;:sle with every S;ful hycc<c.
Zach S,si iASi in ;lsc hy;sh; sir qGivers
'TAr sssa.;s ir,,sa hidden solisudc>,
Az; ,As, ,:,S,p aow q tS7.of rivers,
A,,,; ~, loss: rash .: Many toodS--
az ,h,s, x.,a u.o7,s SIR in my bosom
re>i,A,< :As, ,g,skc my spirit glad
~, l;eM~ g;-,>yS shSken IN 3 blossom
AK; w; ;heoc Is s something sad
NlSsi w;sh ;hoSss thoughts like Clouds that mover
Aacve - - The Quis; aiy,
Ntssi2E tn moons YSle beSuiv over
Ike iars s2jri, brcciins there.
So s<:s-S ,as<e wild thoughts were never
Ye=-s in- W y,>uli no; love like me
To rS-e =rNNa the Stars forever
Is hear Ire y, md : wild melody.
Ts'G -z.hs- }coS on smiling faces
saE inssr roaad cheerful hearth,
Th1a -..z-S the s;scS bright hiding places
~ hey Ysep OF; upon the earth.
sEs S:s:s-> IS me stars OF even
Sl-iak f-o-s Days golden. flashing eye,
Ans. =as,s;a- = the depths OF Heaven,
Veil ;hs;- sol: bEsclS within The sky;
* sal We pass the JOYOUS hearted,
TIE :la3 the Young. ike Stars that wane,
III every Ink Of earth be parted.
To so-rc n Eesven one mystic chain.
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4 REMARKABIE BEE-HtvE.-A lady rented
bon in This city few weeks since and shortly after
sbe moved into she honey bees crawling abou, the
door. At length she found thar they came down the
chimney Aher having made fire. e hunimins noise
was heard in the due which parallel with the one
from her room the fireplace OF which 10 below Her
sons examined the top of the chimney and to their utter
asonishment found the lue filed with honey TO within
few inches of the top of the chimney FROM .he SOUND
the bees below the honey extend to tie depth OF
twenty feel, Whenever the family wish 10 enjoy de-
cious repasi they have only to send up to the cni
ney-blow little tobacco smoke IN the new, ~ii.e
drives the bees below and with knife cut of as much
honey comb as tley WISH and that OF the incest kind
The ue OF the chimney in which tho honey Is extends
70 the basement and has never been used
fSt Louis American
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ARR

ship Margaret Forbes (of Boston, Prescott. FIN New
port Wales Sept 81 with GOALS TO Richd Irving Esq
Had very heavy weather during the passage Oct 25h
in LAT ~ Ion Sc encountered hurricane, which took
away the main topmast and nearly every sail from the
being able 10 get alott 10 refnrl
them, and did other damage Has been Is days West OF
Georges Bank
Brig William, Hardy, Machias lumber
Schr Brookhaven, i'm Newport RI, for Philadelphia
Schr Tamorce Hozie. Bangor lumber
Schr John Ingalls, Machias. lumber.
Schr Orozimbo Milliken. Lubec plaster.
Schr Lghtiooi, Sleeper, Thomaston lime.
Schr D b Keller. Thomasion lire.
Schr Howard Baker Boston.
Schr Samuel Appleton, Boston, mdse
Schr Ohio, Farnham Hartford
Schr Caroline. New Bedford oil
Schr A West Providence mdse
Schr T L Skinner, Virginia, oats
Schr Iowa, Dayton, Baltimore, mdse
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DISASTERS.

The ship Trenton. 1T Philadelphia from Liverpool.
perenccd the goth Oct when in lat AZ 40 Ion Al 49,
severe gale from SSE to SW which carried away por
ton OF her bulwarks. aud sails that were snugy
furled were blown from the yards
Bark Active, of Salem, reports 18th inst Georges Shoal
NE 40 miles, passed large quantsy shingles in bundles
and loose piecesSof scan,ing, and small bright spar
all OF which appeared to have been in the but
short time.
Brig James Gray, from Trapani, arrived below Salem
reports 9h inst, experienced very heavy weather
ried away main yard and lost some sails.
Schr Garnet, of Boston, Jewett the schr reported
ashore at Strasmouih Island, Gloucester she
parted her chains in the blow morning of l0th-crew
saved with the sails and rigging hull would be sold
sloop belonging Pigeon Cove driven in the
same blow and has not since been heard from
Schr Justice of Ihomas;on before reported dsmasted
&c. passed about IL miles OF Portland on Friday
afternoon, in tow OF another schr making for p
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1ONES,S CfIANGEABLE LOCk.-Th. p-rrnu-

taOns This Lock amount, IN the larger specimens 10
millions and considered the most complex puzzle thai
was ever invented by The ingenuity of man. CEdpus him
self was moi perfect embodiment OF mysteries and
the Gordian Kuo, simple in comparison Even II
ilef were in possession the Key single change would
IA eiieciualv bar his inges il the lock were mass o
az amant There doubt in the mind OF amy e
sopne being after examination ofone of these That
thay afford perfect security against the maker himself
thou oh furnished with duplicate OF the Original key. \
very handsome specimen may be seen al me Saaninde
understand payment OF $40 per hour my person
al liberty try his skill in the attempt 10 open IT, WIN Il"
understanding that he shall receive $1,000 If he ucce.Is
Jones's Chnngeabie Locks manufactured al MI H. T.
Jone,s Lock Mandatory, Newark, NewJersey ana Tor
sale bv = c. Herring lSq Water OF Depeyst-rst
nj ian
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THE AMERICAN FARMERS ALMANAC for 1916. is
now published and for sale 10 the Trade and TO Country
Merchants The Calculations by DAVID YouSG; and
the Calendars adapted for every State in the Union
short appropriate farming article will be found on each
calendar page besides Anecdotes &c. II also contains at
article by Professor Trail the Production OF Buffers
Condensed View Of Agriculture and AIs from E!swor!ls
last Report; Grubs and Birds; Road Wastes Rearing CAT
tie: How Raise Turkeys; Swine Running al Large;
Explanations OF Terms used by Farmers; How 10 Break
Complete Vocabulary and Exposor Of the Sentiment Of
Flowers-his article alone is worth more 10 the ladies
than the whole cost OF the Almanac and is usually sold at
about Is cents when published in any other way The
Yankee in Italy, Extraordinary Surgical Operation Be
sides many other articles both amusing and Instructive
PRICE, 81 so per 100 copies. For sale by
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FOREIGN PORTS.

A,para, Sept Is, brig zane, Kane from Salem just
arrived.
Ar at Gibraltar 9th ult ship Naples Crowel NOrleans
and sid 10th for Marselcs, perform quarantine Sid
l0th brig Caroline Thomas Malaga.
AT Matanzas Sd inst, brig Ursula Barnard fun Boston
for Mobile DIS; Fairy Dyer I'm Csstne, via Nlork for
New Orleans, 4 days.
At Port au Prince, LIST inst brig Hay, Cuts for New
York. and Corvo. Payne for Boston both ON the 10th
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without abrdgemenL taso contains an Alphabetical TIA.
bic OF Duties Merchandise besides various other matters
OF general interest Price lst cents 81 per dozen.
WING ALMANAC FOR 1871.
few copies Of the Whig Almanac ior ISL eInala5g
matter, are for sale Price, Il! cents.
few copies of the following Books also for sale al
the Tribune Otice They received from Agent in
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Grithth's Chemistry and Dalon's Philosophy.
CHEMISTRY OF THE Four ANCIENT ELEMESTs-Fre
Air, Earth and Udter-Founded upon Lectures delivered
before Her Majesty the Queen by THOMAS GRIFFITH Lee
turer Chemistry al ST. Bartholomew Hospital Illus,
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phenomena Electricity, Galvansm, Magnetism Chenis-
ry Optics, Heat. &cWh Introductory Observations on
each Science and upward OF 500 Experiments BY J. >
DALTON.
about 80 engavngs and together sold al The exceed
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Political Economy.
PRINCIPLES OF Political EcoSoMY: or, The Lars Of
the Formation Of National "ea!th developed by means OF
the Christian Law OF GovernmenBeing the substance Of
case delivered the Hand Weavers Commission,
BY WILLIAM ATSSsSs MN an 5niTGacFon, IIea as
the Adaptation OF its Principles 10 the Condition oil our own
Country and The upbuding Of its Property. BY HORACE
GREELEY. Price, 3 cents; five copies tor ST.
Ellsworth's Report on Agriculture. &c.
The IMPROVEMENTS AGRICuLTURE. THE ARTS. &c
in the United Being sccount of recent and i'm
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disposing OF Hogs making Lard OIL raising Silk with
piemes,s &c ~ Hon h L. ELLswoxrH Commissioner
OF Psen And a Treatise Agricultural Geology Price,
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History of the silk Culture;
The SILK CULTURE THE UNITED STATES EN-
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Managing SSeoonery, Keeling, Spinning and Msngiac
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Silk BUSINESS Natural History OF the SilkWorn, the Mu
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SAILED

Bark Dockfour. Liverpool; bries Massachusetts, New
Orleans; Rodoph Grooming, Key West; Phlura, Gibra.
tar and Genoa; Enterprise, (Br) Liverpool, Ms; schr
Ganges West Indies
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GREELEY 4 McELRATH's PUBLICATIONS.
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GREELEY McELRATH. NETWORK.
LECTURES ON ASTRONOMY,

Delivered the Royal Observatory Paris By NJ Arsgo
Member oe Institute ofFrance Wiihcxlensive additions
by Donysu Lardner formerly Professor OF Astronomy and
Natural Philosophy in the University OF London Illustrated
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APPESpIx-Table of the Consultations with the number
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
II = Ap

Bark Ann Welsh, Magma Pensacola f Hurbut & Co
Brig Othelo Ryan, West Indies.
Schrs Hero Chisholm, Halifax, T Winniette Wash
ngton. Gould, Fredericksburg Tioga Hallock Whining
ton, Ogden.
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WING ALMANAC FOR 1876.

THE ALMANAC FOR 1876 will he published "a early
L complete Lis, of the Members OF the next Congress
can be obtained, II Will contain valuable National Docu-
men and believed will not fall short OF any OF s pre-
in point OF value general interest TIE price
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NIESSRS. Chas Coucer; Dr.. T. o. Por:er, No % 81
September.
Besides preparing scholars for College hey gre snIh PER
tcular he study practice OF the French st
for the ss sixteen years hs institution has been IN opera
ton. there's instance Of pupils who coud no' SPEAK
French au-uly after years IN this school
The French and Spanish languages ere par OF the re-
ar cour.e ofinsirgc;:on in tie school
Gfanis also q! desired. FOR which an e1,Ta
10 mufs -
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

CoyrrRoLLERs OFFICE, Brooklyn October 18th 1916.
PURSUANT 10 AZ Act OF the Legislature entitled An
Act relative the collection OF taxes II the Cty OF
Brooklyn for other purposes Passed April 18TH 1857
Notice il hereby given that The Assessment Rolls for
for N. current have this day been delivered 10 the
Comptroller OF The City of Brooklyn aud tina, from all taxes
winch -ha be paid the laid Comptroller within thirty
DAYS from the date hereof deduction OF three per cent
ys be made and froM all taxes wcf sh. be so paid
after the prauOn OF the said thirty days md within sixty
DAYS from sat dale deduction of i'ro pr cent VII be
made and ta, and after the FRS. Tue-sy IN January
NJ q one per cent WI Ice added 20 al thea remaining
unpaid and that ;he TarG Tuesday Of January ns the
said Comptroller Will deliver TO the Collectors OF the City of
Brooklyn the said Assessment Rolls together with The
rants thereto annexed directing them 10 proceed with re-
gard the unpaid in the manner dlfectei by a"
The Comptroller would respectfully reGues; hose who
intend avail themselves o. the provisions OF the Act refer
red 10 above notice TO inform nm thereof as soon
practicable their bill. be in readiness a. TO pre-
vent delay when they may be prepared 70 pay their taxes
Ia compliance with resolution OF the Mayor and Com
mon Council, NOTICE ia hereby further given tina, the
COMPTROLLER will al his oce in the City Build
tnps, FROM = O'CLOCK A. NJ UNTIL = O'CLOCK
%: 5m A. Fl. OSBORN, Comptroller
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A BOOKSTORE FOR sALE.-An excellent
1xoppsrtunty for any person wishing TO embark IN the
Book Business Il Is m old stand, ard situated N Of
best business Streets either for wholesale retail
The the proprietor wishes 10 sell is account OF
the increase of his publishing business which be intends
giving his exclusive attention TO- Address line poet paid
10 Box No l479 Post Of;ee mis-
SILK WORM GUT.-A fine assortment OF superior
~ Sik Worm Gut, for sale, Wholesale and retail. by
ns JOHN J, BROWN CO. I2e Ful;ouyh Near Nassau
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fine Datrhes atlb 5emelrp.

GOLD AND SILVER :" AISa6S
pICHARD FISHER, JR- Maker and Jewell Es
II is now prepared TO sell WATCHES a, retail lower ihan
any other House IN The city As he - constantly
ali descriptions direct from the Manufacturers IN England,
France and Switzerland he IS embed 10 oder very
assortment OF Gold Watches from SO 10 SU each So
or the money returned Also very good assortment Oh
JEWELRY and SILVER WARE very low.
\. B.-Second hand Watches and Old God ana Suvet
taken n exchange bought for Cash Watches, CiocH
warranted By experienced workren, low any oher
House in THIS city. RICHARD FISHER Jr. Importer OF
Watches and eweiry Wholesale asd Retail No 'l Broad
way Nev-Yorl a few doors sbov4N.he City Hospital
ri4y RICHARD FISHth.Jt-
WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.
4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT o: Gold sna Silver Du-
n pick Patent Lever Anchor Escspement, Lepne and
Vertical WATCHES selected from the best Manufacturers
In Europe, which will bs WARRANTED perfect Time
Also some new Patterns OF Gold Chains Seals Keys; &c
Do do. GO Cod Pencil Cases :. God PEGS
Do do Go. Thimbles, Rings, Pins, SC
no 10 10 Bracelets. with Stones.
10 do Go Silver Forks. Spoons, &c
All The above articles vii be sold 81 the LOWEST PRiC rs
snd warranted 10 be -cus the best made IN the city.
MOTT BROTHERS. Importers OF Fine W a:cn.ss' Sc-
No. 7 Nssscu-si. opposite he Custo2 House
P S-The above articles carefully REPAIRED and " ar
rsuLed By skilui workmen IN he CIV $50 osy
MATCHES AND JEwELRY.-The subscribers
w invite the attention Of strangers aud others visiting e
City, their stock OF ne Watches and Jewe!ry, when IS
now complete FOR the Fsl! trade.
Their selection OF Watches embraces several very superior
time keepers by the celebrated makers, ard are offered
purchasers al unusually low prices
Rich Jerelry OF every description; Silver, Plated and
Britannia Ware; Mantel Clocks, Fancy Goods. &c
Watches and Clocks cleaned end repaired By experienced
workmer. LOCKWOOD SCRlbNEh,
50 os Us Pearl Of Fulton opposite u 5 Hoe
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DRIGASN!i WHARF.-THE subscribers nj ae vel
continue the manufacturing Of all kinds ol BRITANNIA ar
which tlcv either by wholesale or re'a ~ ie
lowest prices. Among articles are Communion Seis
Flagons CUblets and Plates Tea Sets CoHee r-
Caudiesticks, Lamps, Coffin Plates, Pitchers Mugs Gas
tors Molasses Cups Caneens and Cups for military com
pauies Dish Covers, Table and Tea spoons tawcets Iu'
reens and Ladies', Sssed Measures, Nursing bo'ue''
hroed Sheffield Plated and Britannia goods Block Tln Bar
Tin Anthony and Bismuth. constantly on hand 49,
a good workman is hand TO repair britannia w are
Orders for goods any part OF the country promptly nj
tended TO- All Ware requiring TO be boxed up, VIII be
packed in the most careful manner
nis BOARDAlAN L HART, 4 Burlng-slip
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Nov s, lat 10 AZ. Ion 6G. NJ, calm was passed by
steam ship Great Western Mathews from New.York for
Liverpool
DC, 80 lat 30 so Ion IS 56 schr Rival OF and I'm ST.
John B. for Trinidad
Nov lat SO IS, Ion G9 49, Yves seen brig Matilda of
Bremen.
Oct % lat 81 lon 40 10 brig Sarah Ann Higgins % DIS
from Wilmington NC, for Surinam
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a TLiNTIC D0CK.-The Owners and Captains OF
IA ships steamboats, OF The largest class are respect
ty informed TINT commodious ana safe beri for moorrg
their respective vessels during the approaching winter may
be obtained within the capacous Basin OF the Atanuc
Dock and or more reasonable than al any OF the open
docks along the shOres OF the port
Tier, is anp. room Tor any quantity OF Lighters Canal
or Towboats with perfect protection from zee or other
casualties. 10 which craft are exposed elsewhere
Owners and Agents viii ind their interest 10 call y! c
office OF tie Atlantic Dock Company, No. Wall-'L
III,
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5ebools.

NIX. AND MRS. kIRKLAND'S School al 80
lFR GreenesL door above areriey place ne
quarter OF This institution commences on hondsy o AN
New ORR. Nov. lIlll. 1915. M w
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Eamus, GutIerr, &t.
7RyMTuM LAME STORE.

PREMIUM LAMP STORE.
COUTHOUY ( MEYERS ST. Broadway, respectfully
" invite the public Call their store and examine ne
richest and most extensive assortment 10 be onna n .ha
country OF BRONZED and ORMOLU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE MANTEL. SOLAR, SRACkET, and kEAD-
ING LAMPS, CaNDELABRA. GIRANDOLES, BkAC-
KET BRANCHES and CANpLESTlChS IN every variety
CT patterns.
culiary desirable for packets snd steamboats,
In evidence OF the superiority OF his portion OF tt sIocA
over any other is class offered 10 the public IN ms S
they with honest pride refer 10 less that SIN GOp
and FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded 10 the aanuactar,
ers within the last years for the creates; variety aud
beauty of and the unrivsed finish OF their work
Every article sold by c. y. is warranted 10 he Whist they
represent and those who wish 10 obtain hrs class goods
q pris. often paid for such as are OF very interior qav
requested favor them With eau before purchasing
~ liberal discoun, Churches and Hotels. 6fly
LAMPS, GIRANDoLEs, SIC.
4 AMPS, GlRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
BROTHER CO., No. IS John street. manufacturing
and have always on hand complete Of articles IN
their line of the following desenpnoHs which they viii sell
Improved Chemical Oil and Camphene Lamps,
Sois Lamps. Gill and BrouZed, in great variety
Cornelius L Co.'S celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lanp.,
tiiranGoes various patterns. gk, svered or brouzed.
Suspending Sosrs. Doric Canphene Lamps.
Bracket Soars, Side do do
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do 90
Paten, Lard Hand Lamps Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Canpheue Chandeii-rs
superior Chemical On, Pure sperm on
DO CaE!ph-aP. Solar and Lard Oil,
DO Burning Fluid Re6ned Whale OIL. mIsy
DODGERS'S TABLE CUTLERY TX SETS.
IA Is OF the genuine Joseph Rodgers Y Sons
Table Cutlery OF 81 pieces, complete, with ivory
bundles, French pattern FORKS For sale by
nl2 JOHN j. BROWN i Co. l22 Ful,on-sL
HARDWARE and Cutlery.-Seaman Lowerre "a
general a sorment OF Hardware, Cutlery, Britannia and
1tpaned Ware ola
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LEGAL NOTICE.

LEGAL NOTICE.
CALLAGHAE HOFFMAN,, -ittorute, aud Couniei0TJG al
Lrr end Solicitor, md COuneors Chaneery III PING
81. Ne.r- York
AyING associated themselves in the practice Of The pro-
tessiou al lis branches they prepared 10 al
tend TO tie enforcing Of Claims Conyeyancing of all kinds
Execution OF forte Examination of Witnesses
and all oter connected with the profession GENERAL
w. and 4. the time intimate that ss Dir. HOFFMAN,
several years pracced n the bar OF one of lie Bri-
Colonies aieA his rendered Ann lii!tar a the ril1s
aud pract.ce Of the EH zLa COURT the firm will also be hap
~ 10 negotiate business ciaims correspondence of
parties requiring professional assistance either IN regt Brit
nm he Cs,n4lJ. NaO Scotia, Nor BranSriet Prince Ed
.rord Ir4,d tie coio=ies getern!!y
N Bong oer Of TIE rsi null Arrays be attendance
the offer aur,rr b,-frr<ss s0urf ~ I'm
CURTIS g. HAKyEY'S Diamond Grain Gunpow-
" der-We have received fresh supply Of this
peror Powder Geuominaied Col Hawkins Ducking. suit,
ed To The present seasons shooting. sale Wholesale
and reu4ii By Insl JOHN BROWN CO. l22 Fuiton.st
ENVELOPES FOR LETTERS.-A hne sssorI-
h nenL just made up for use, under the new Postage
Law They OF the strongest Posi- Osce paper, suitable
for steel pens, by R C. ROoT l. CO. Publishers,
isTy cor. Of Wallsl LIZ Pearl-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19

ID HOSNOT, Restauraleur Of The NeS-fork hotel
ID. respectfully informs the public thu! he Il prePhfei u
supply families, private PARTED ard baiis VIII unheS eu
pers and refreshments OF hll kinds.
Families desiring made up dishes sent 10 ths
rssidnce- III find orders a: the shortest notice punctua!y
rxecied He trusts by good style aud strict attention 10
the execution Of a orders merit the patronage
10 him. d; MVN.Noi,
o1sj I'm Rest New-fork HOlel ~ broau"as,
ITO PRISTERS-The following are for sale al low
prices and ars al. in good order:
/ second hand Smith Printing Press.
Rnmape Hand Press X. HOE CO.
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COPYING PRESsES-AL low prices. scTew l aaa
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