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The New York herald., 1845-02-17

rSovIpErcE Febil4-No arrival departure The river is
'ny frozen ior some distance below Fields Point James
Point = A'' ~. -Sor -
Ngw LoSpor, Feb PAR onay Taft Francevie Charles
damage. '' Wv
HH,caMosD Feb is-Ar Arcade, Nswhurypor
WALrHALL. Feb l2-Sd Courier. Wolfe, Rio
tRANKLiN. La. Jan 30-AH Octayia Smith, Moble Harra
seske Hopkins Chareston. Cid 2sh. Atlantic, Baker Mo-
kns Rchmond Ocava Smith, Philadelphia; 3lst Kate
dergast, Borum. Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1845-02-17

POSTAGE REFORM.
A MEETING Of Citizens 10 favor of CHEAP POSTAGE,
Exchange on TUESDAY NEXT the 18Th Instant at O'clock
NJ their opinions the Bill the Rates
Postage passed by the Senate Of the United States
before the House of Representatives.
In behalf Of the Committee appointed by Meeting of C
in favor Of Cheap Postage held at the Merchants Ex
change January 18th, 1874 JAMES BROWN.
JACOB HARVEY,
CALEB BARSTOW,
STEWART BROWN,
p NJ. WETMORE.
f7 2trc THEOR SEDGWICK.
The New York herald., 1845-02-17
AUCTION SALES.

ORNAMENTAL PLANTS SHRUBS AT AUCTION.
no 3l broadwaya superb collection of the choicest and
most Plants Indigenous the Southern States and
Florida selected by Alexander Gordon Botanical Collector
CONFUSING over 1909 Plants and embraces Magnoas Of finest
um or Sweet Shrub; Atamasco Lily Gardonia
he splendid Gardoquia Hooke Stuartia Saracen
Two Sorts with many other detail
ca N Iots as per catalogues now ready. fl7 2t'ec
BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auctioneer.
uCIlON NNOIICE-Hardware, Cutlery, &c.-J w. Nor
Maiden Lane close eon.Enments-Nails Hinges FIasks
yio,ns Combs Padocks Tea Trays Fancy Soaps Trunks
iron squares, Horse Nails. Balances, &C., Sc, SC.
A,so Cutlery cards and in dozens Of kinds
Also, Germsn and French Fancy Goods
Catalogues ready.
AT Private Sale-A number of
sorted sizes and kinds FIJI itsec
NAVY AGENTS. OFFICER
,x,,,, 49,. - New York Feb 8. l845. :
I'HE FOLLOWING ARTlCI ES will be sold At Public
Monday nth inst at s o'clock NJ under the direction Of
the subscriber viz -
and III 2aodths bbls Beef, ia boxes Peppsr,
2 lSS-i96dlhs bbls Flour, 10 pair Scissors
1853 lbs Rice, Mess PAN
z3a ins haisins, 81 lbs Tobacco
3z9l IDS Bread, Horse
Sih lbs Tea, pair White Flannel Drawers,
!poxes Backing, l3 pair Yarn Socks,
~ Jack Knives. pair Yarn Stockings,
500 saving Needles. nsn H''s Whs Issn husa n.oct Trowse
lbs Cgffee, Blue Cloth Jackets,
92 lbs Cocoa, White Flannel Shirts.
z, .l, l9s Ghssse,, Black Silk Handkerchief,
~ bush. Beans, 3a5Thimbes.
Tbs Butter,
Terms Cash.
JAMES H. SUYDAM Navy Agent,
Icy 10 " rrc No. 68 Courtlandt st.
The New York herald., 1845-02-17
BY TIE SOUTHERN MAIL.
'ghiy Important from Washington-Ths
New Cabinet

AT length we receive from Washington the va
rious programmes of the new cabinet. We give
all the rumors, reserving our opinion, for few
days The contest between the Benton and Cal.
noun influences has begun.
The New York herald., 1845-02-17
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

JAMES H. sUYDAM. Navy Agent,
TO W rrc No. 68 Courtlandt 1t.
The New York herald., 1845-02-17

Correspondence OF the Herald.
- HOLMES HOLE, Feb. II.
9th-Arr Cape Fear Wilmington, NC for Boston.
loh-Ar Cornea Boston for NYork; Delphi, Baltimore
for Boston.
i1th-An Kosciusko, Frent h, Baltimore for Boston.
i2h-A Ceres Sawyer Apalachicola for Boston Almena
Ryder Baltimore for do; Angelne Linscott, Mobile for Port
land Brig Lowder has succeeded il getting off aud has
ire, but the Sound is still full Of drift ice.
At Tapaulin Cove this morning. Esther and Pearl, Boston
The New York herald., 1845-02-17

FhANhLIN BLUES,
WILL take place Niblo's Saloon on MONDAY Even.
ing February 7th 1885, No pains expense have been
spared by the Committee render this the brilliant fe
Of Cent procure tickets of any Of the
Members Of the Corps, the following COMMITTEES
Captain Smith Military Hail. Bowery.
Lieutenant Bruslie, 362 Water street.
Ensign Staff No. 2 Ann street.
Sergt A. +: chatham, No 2Fanklin Square.
Mr.. J. t. Mills 1873 Cherry street.
Mr. D. Merritt, Of Spring and Thompson streets.
Mr. w Mapes Of 2st and 9th Avenue and
at Nblos Saloon. f5 3tsie
The New York herald., 1845-02-17
state of TrnsIa.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-22
IRON WAREHOUSE. GREENWICH. S

IRON WAREHOUSE, l2l GREENWICH-ST.
L. ENElS. BREESE L SAMPSON, Successors TO
N Booman Johnston, Ayres Co. have on hand and offer
Tor sale liberal terms, full assortment Of SWEDISH fiat
and square IRON.
Russia old Sable Iron
English and American round. fat and square Bar Iron
Braziers Rods, $40 to haifinch
Spike Rods and Shoe Shapes Of al sizes
HOrseNa Rods of Norw egan old Sable and Juniats Iron
Band Scroll and Hoop Iron, Of all sizes
Cast Steel Shear Steel and German Steel Of various stamps
Spring Steel American Blister Steel, IL Blister Steel
Boiler aud Flue Iron, Of all sizes
Ship, Boat and Railroad Spikes
Cut Nails, Brads and Spikes Of all sizes
Axes Collins & Co. genuine. mh22 en-
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OrD Goods.
NcCURDY, ALDRICH 81 SPENCER, No

~GENN LIZ, NO -
A'I Exchange Pace. offer for sale
COTTON GOODS.
30 PRINTS from the American Print Works n Fall
River. consisting OF Rich Chn'z, Light rancies. 2,
and co.Ored Plates, Lawn Pae-. Two Blues,
&C &c
80 do PANTS from the Lodi and other Worss consist.
ing Of Light Plates, Black and White. Back and
Purple
80 do BLE.oHED SHIRrISes and saEETrSGs, various
widths and qualities
so bales BRowS sHEErIScs Hamilton, Croon As Hart
ford. Fall River. and other kinds.
leo do BRoirN sHtRrlScs
80 do COrr0N OsNAEuRcs. 4 g. 30 snd IS inch wide.
- do p lAPsCO TNILLED BAGGISG. - = and - inch
100 cases JTrOSADEs. Crankes and Printed Pantsoon
81 bales - and Ga BEprtcgIxes SUITS
- case CHECKS Striped Shirtings. &c.
- d. CorToS FLAG HiNDxsRcHIEFs.
WOODEN GOODS.
80 CLOTHS superior styles wOoldyed black. brown,
green, blue and mixed
100 do C,sslMTREs, PLAIN and fancy.
% 20 sAriNErs great variety Of styles cOlor- and
qualities. from the bes; manufacturers.
81 do BucysgI>s. sight sud dark mixed.
100 DO kENTucSf JE,Ns. blue. mixed striped and plaid
100 90 kEEsFFs. from TIE NallOy mill
100 do PLAID LiSsEYs 81 and -
81 do TWEEDs and PULLED Cloths.
80 bales CsEfErs le super and threepy patterns.
from the OHa-cO mills.
Also
80 cases AMERICAN SEWING SILKS superior article from
Tire DezllAn Factory. FEB 2a~y
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Secand Raard.
MARINE JOURNAL.
POaT OF NEW YORK.


CLEARED.
Ship cahawba, caPper Pctou' saml Thompson d"
Nephew,
barks suwsrrow. Sleeper Rochelle. Nesmith Walsh
Josephine (Brc) Sandcrt. Bremen Muller q co. oai
Georgia. (sic) Naples and fslens l. Pume Jo'ePnuie'
kchsrd. Fsvre f. FORK. NJ,
Brig. Pin.a Sawyer Portland Nesnith & Leeds rhi
lera Doanc Savannah. Donham q Dimoni fauior
Knowles Boston. Picol (Aus) Gar Trieste Wmi W.iss
VIM l. Black. (Br) JAS Hamilton, II Johns, nf, a =" :
Lame. Curaeoa Higgins smithvillc NC, NoCready
schrs Columbia Knapp. Alexandria stuges q GEAR
man; John Bell. Fielss, PHILADELPHIA
Propeller Anthracite Stewart Phlade'phia
ARRIVED.
Steamship Great Western, Matthews, London ana
Liverpool 5th inst 10 IRWIN
Packet shin Toronto Tinker from London and Ports
mouth juno 18th, mdse. TO John Griswold Esq
Bak Tennessee. Winslow, 10 days from Mayaguez,
PR sugar aud rnolasses, to VIM Furnace Left bngs
Selma Martin ldg for Nfork Orb. Perkins to sail IN
ds Tor do; schr Albion Harding de do; bark Schools
Hopkins. arr 9Th schr Nonpariel fun Phlad do
Schr Belle McMsth 3 days from Norfolk corn meal 10
Snrges & Chairman.
schr W II Harrison. Wingeu 3 days I'm Ocracoke,
c, gram
bacco. t. Hunter.
schr Middleton. Nile days from Ocracokc NC. naval
storca 10 : J. Mitchell
schr Frances scrmond. days from Ncwbcrn, NC.
naval stores.
schr yerrnlson. Seaman from Baltimore, -four to Ga
ger q Mailer
Schr T. stevens Briggs, days from batnOrehOuf
20 a. Briggs
schr Rival from Virginia. wood.
sclr Pallas from Virginia wood
schf Tangent Spear, from Quincy, granite, TO Beas
Fraser -
MEMORANDA.
From The Log Book Of The Steamship Gren UasoH.
Charleston Ate 4 NJ of Point Linas near Liverpool,
exchanged coiors with one Of the Black Ball Line OF
American packets running into port-supposed ii To be
the Europe.
eth-Ai 40 NJ in lat 81 70 n, long 70 w, spoke brig
Ellen OF Waterford from Newfoundland, running TO
The East
9lh-A 81 Min lat 81 30 \ long - 20 w, exchanged
colors with brig Brazilian running East
lOh-At2P NJ, IN lai 81 ~ ~ long u 30 w exchanged
colors with Adam Carr, standing TO the East
13ih-At 3OP NJ. in lat ~ \. long al - w, passed
and exchanged coors with Br bark Sarah Fleming from
Milford 70 kchibucio.
I9ib--Ai II NJ LAT AZ 10 n long GO p w exchanged
coors with Br .hip Charlotte from Belfast bound to -
Johns, NB
DISASTERS. &c.
The ship Glendoveer. lost the Coast OF England is
insured in Boston to the amount OF $4,000
The schr Magnet Peterson. from Ponce, PR, with su.
Hatieras 9Th Vessel and cargo supposed total loss
WHALEpS. s..
Cid ut NBediord. 18TH bark Lagrange Dexter, Indian
Ocean and NV Coast I'D ships Hercules Beetle do do,
Achusnet (of Fairhaven) Rogers. do do.
sid from Edgartown 18th ship Chris. Mitchell Ackley,
Pacific
Bark Lafayette of and from Warren is said to have
returned TO Newport 18th.
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THE TRIBUNE.

Tar SLAVE QUESTION IN kExTucKY.-Mr. Clay's
paper /. operating strongly public opinion IN Ken
lucky He says. we proud TO inform friends in
Kentucky that our subscription list n State, has
doubled since our rst number issued Let the press
be unmuzzed at the South. and slavery will coon be
numbered among the institutions Of the past
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DISTANCES AND RATES OF FARE
Civ IA. .fr...f "A r.n.l.s "a Celia

IT. NNOTICE.-slalea Island Ferry. to.. q
IfcsSes1-.5N Whitehall street. The stoanbcais ~ Lrh
and STATEN ISLANDER viii leave New
York every hour, except r. NJ, commencing a y
uatI r. " Leave Staten Isand every hour excspt r.
u. commencing al q A. H. unul 7 p. NJ
Bon sundays the boats III leave every hour nom
A: r. unu 7. u snd from r. n. una =. y sysT
~ h0uR. ~
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(bfllciai.
LIST OF LETTERS.

ADVERTISED SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.
Is. .ind BE- II firthfr enacted, = .
And All advertisements made under the orders of the Post
master General IN newspaper newspapers, OF letters
uncsed for Post Oce shall be inserted in the paper
papers OF the place where the Office advertising
may be situated, haglRg the larger cUcsiafion.
Neg Post Ofice Lac. passed March s. l84b
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fine Waifbes ano Jewelrp.

NULTUM IN PARvO.-Gold and Silver Patent
WI Lever Watches. Anchor Duplex, Horizontal Repeat
Ing and PLAIN Waicles aud Jewery; Silver and God
Spsciac.e- Gold and : yer PencilCases, Medail.On-,
Thm5le- &C Of The tsi quality and lower than any other
IN dis city, 6is Broadway near Beecker street, New.
Yors-StTa Of tie Rero!r-ng Sh0-rCase. Watches and
Clocks Of every description repaired and warranted or The
money returned JeNeiry and Musical Boxes repaired
Clocks OF every description In by Tie year and,
II not made 20 perform, there viii b. no charge
A. J. CUNNINGHAM,
Importer Of Watches and JeUriry. ga Broadway,
fy2 2sWims Between eeczer and Bond ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-22
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.

JOLU AN y 81 In " r OdES
DICHARD FISHER, JR- Wsich Maker and Jewe.er,
IL prepared 10 sell WATCHES a. retail lower han
AZ other HOUSE II, city As be IS constantly receiving
a. descriptions from the Manufacturer. IN Eng and,
France AM >, sid he Is eLab ec 10 offer very
assortment Of Gold Watches from >5 ~ sOo each; Silver
DO from = 10 80 es-si warranted IN keep good rme
the money returned. Also good assortment OF
JEWELkI aud SILVER WARE very low.
". b.-SecOnd baud Watches and Old Gold and Silver
iaken u exchange bought for Cash Watches Clocks
Music Boxes ard J-<ery repaired IN Lsr best manner and
warranted by experienced vOFkmen. .Ow any other
House IN his city. RICHARD FISHER Jr. Importer o.,
W.hes aud Je~-lry Whoesae and Retail No. Sjl Broad
way. New-fork, few doors above re City HospA-
MAY RICHARD FISHER. Jr.
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-, -lzsfsssslz- >EW.XORk AND HARLEM
E43 ~sVSvRAILROAD CO-Aamnsr frog

E$8 ~Ve>rRAILROAD CO.-Asmr<r frog
a<rts.-On and after Monday, Apnilsu
i0s, the Cars Will run A. follows M Leave City Hal lof
lorsye, Harlem and Mornsiana a. $50, J, g. 2, loA
], 5 $50, 4, 5, 52O,6PM.
Leave City Hal for forfhsm and Willians Bridge oS'
7, 10 A. NJ; ;, $50, 5, SPIN
Leave City Hal for White Plains. 7, 10 A Nj 81
Leave Morlrisns and Harlem for CITY Hal Id So w.
II A. n. T. 8, g. s. a2D. ., So 7s5 Pm
Leave Williams Bridge for City Hall :, 40 ie~ A. -
% 5, so, I'D r. 81. -.
Leave White Plans for City Hall TO, 1910 NJ 2ie'
5l0PH
The freight train viii White Plains al AN, and ne
cry Hal Al Las p. Mfor TIE present
ss.1l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-22

WATER PROOF INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
cOODiEARs PATENT GUM ELA>rIC-U aCranfed
II 70 faHd N any Climate-GEORGE bEECHER, 100
BROADWAY between Pine and Wsl--'feeis mas on hand
md daily receiving from the Faciores general assori'
lent OF GOODS Manufactured lnd,r the above patent,
which he oner, 10 the trade a. low prices, w.
loo cases Gum Elastic Oversnoes, tnelis, all sizes
100 do. do. DO. Ladies DO
Warranted not 10 siGen soften undo! any degree OF cuf
heat s0 yards Carriage ard other Cloths. u every style
and thickness 80 yards Japand Closh lPaen Leaher
rIish
An article superior 20 Paien, Leather and al lees cost
ALSO.
Live Pr-server. Of al pattern. Water Hose every size
Portable Shower Balh. A. low Caps. Hats sOuthwssters
ship Letter Bags prce OvercOais
nseing Bags Pea Coats various
Sramen's Bags Cloaks styles
Horse Cogrrs Cape-
Carnage Aprons Men. Overails
Carriage Boots Leggings
Wser Pals var;ou. paitern. Hunting and Fishing Boots
aih.ng Mas Ducking Pants with Floats
ladies' Aprons Foot Balls with air tubes
Mechanics Aprons Russia Belts for weak backs
NIn Gases and Covers Shoulder Braces
Air Pillows Susp.noers and Elasi.cs
hair Cushions and Mis-
Wagon Cushions Camp .slset-
ar Mattresses with rfnrs Al Cr-ingles and Girths
Military Tents ltsrhed Tents for >portsm-n
The shove goods are urpar By process entirely differ
eli rOin any other manufacture rendering mem nnntry ~
error 70 ne common Rubber Goods heretofore -old IN ms
market Orders promptly executed tor goods OF a. les
3aNtfy
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GREAT BARGAINS I'm DRY GooDs!l

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRf GOODS!
'CHE lar ysi and best selected STOCK OF DRY GOODS
IN this city be found Al LIDDLEs y Cana street
He stock consists principally Of silks, stawls, Nous de
LANES. Balconies. Cingham- Lawns MusAns, Linens,
Broad Cloths, Cassmere- and every other description OF
Goods usuy found IN Dry Goods Store. All of which
Will be sold CHEAPER ian any other store in this city.
Please cal and satisfy soarseyss =, ~, ,.-,.v
my5y VIM. LIDDLE, 30 Canal-st y. Y
no DRY GOODS Jobbers and suspender Buyers
L The subscriber would call the attention OF suspender
Buyers 10 his yesy extensive stock OF sHiRRED sJs-
PENDERS OF his own manufacture, which be- is now pre-
pared % Orer them FOR he opening season, and he same
would caution them against purchasing an article OF
Shircd >uspendcrs that made 10 closely resemble III
tIt which Inferior not asing the wearer more than
three weeks firirst Specimens Of SHRED sus
renders made by other manufacturers and sold In TINS market
which have proved Ia be worthless after three days trial,
ray be- examined al the sore 81 lle rbrr 40 - MAO
"a lane. Il. H. DAY, succsssorto
iyls RoXbury India Rubber Co
IL JERSEYS ~ LIN-EY>-i00 Bales 81 and -
~ Plaid Linseys loo Cases heavy cable cord kerseys
from the Mallory Mills very superior article for .a,e by
McCURDY, ALDRlCH SPENCER,
jelsv ~ Exchange Place.
gvINE THROWN GOOD~-2rO bales 7-3 and Il Of
lyi5 SEsNITH 4 Co, 81 Pine-,t
f'OLORED CAMBRICS-jo case. assorted coiors
" just received Also cs-e- Ca-bsns For sale by
iyl5 NE>MiTH co, ~ Pine-st
iSINE BLkACnED GOOD>.-loO cases 3d. -, %
md 81 inch tine beaced goods, both long cloth and cal
iyl5 NEsMITH co, 50 Pine-st
CORDOvA PLAINS.-2o bales Of superior quality
iyl5 NEsMITH 4 Co, - Pine-st
CARPETs.-lOo baes me medium. aud superfnc In
FOR sale by iyl5 NEsMITH co, 81 Pine-si.
{ ,INGIIAM LAWNS, MI>LI>~ AND BAL
mals W. u. GREGORY 4 co.
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lNDIARUBBERGOODs.-Thesi.eui.c

iNDlA RI BBERGOODS.-Thea iieni.onoiih pubic
sre-pu invited 10 Tie large assortment Of India kuo
ef Goods manufactured by The Subscriber such - CORR
gafs Or >srsd SuyeHeTs from sn4ra1y LIE fre-rY-
MscAnIosh Coas Coazs and Csp-s cloth for carriage
ops aprons, &C. Horse Covers Legzns Ponchos Ae all
g which are for sale cheaper than be O1nd elsewhere,
arc warranted 70 gIve satisfaction -
HUTCHINSON RuSYON.
milo ify g MAIDEN Lane.
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iUinGow SHADES.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, NO. 7 SPRUCE
w STREET y. l.-Thc only manuisciory any eX-
thu United SsiesThe subscribers Oder for sale the
splendid assortment Of SHADES which could be col
cited together, consisting Of the following styles
i0,O0 pairs OF beautiful Gothic. painted by artists Ihes"
are al views of celebrated places m Europe.
AOpo pairs of assorted Gothic Coulthan and Landscapes
such a. generally sold about the city.
Is pairs of most beautiful Coruan, painted N torno
100 pairs of of the most celebrated paees IN s
country
500 pairs OF ch-sp Shades, from b2 cts 10 = a.
We pied gr ourselves 10 -. 100 cent cheaper an any
her house NewYork Persons wishing 20 see the pro-
OF getting the useful articles, are show through
r paiuiln. rooms with grra, pleasure
SIGNS, BANNERS and INTERIOR DECORATIONS
be- surpassed. TRIMMINGS Of all kinds al manu-
ircuurers' prices
Person. buying sell again dealt with on e most liberal
'srns. JeH 3ml BAKTOL Dr. MAJNI
LIE n CO.-Manuiacturers OF W ire W nd0ss Shades,
- Doors summer Crate Screens. &c Ohce No. ~ Fac-
lry-sL near Waveriyp.ace iyl.2w
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T,uE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE cow

Condition II s OFce TIE st Of February a"d Al hs date
DIf, No Of Policies lssd or Rscpts Los lEP is.'t IN d
Jsse s. 1913 isi,sT ss5ls lAl59::
, ,asssi i.i sesy. ~ se7.20 lO9a ssSl'
NJ ROBINSON PresdelL
SAMUEL H,NN.y, secretary
MisrURS Posr. Physician, ~ Roadway. Jyi lac
T'HE CROTON DiuTUALl INSURANCE 90.
L OFFICE no IL NALL->rREET. N THE CITY
OF NEWIORh-Thi- Company instrcs harine, Inland
Nigion. transportation. and Fire Rps BY IT, Charter
the prOas be paid back tho assured. IN proportion
H. the of Premiums paid by them respectively. Inc
raes AMI Insurance viii h. moderate and liberal
and The assured sublec no responsibility.
TRUSTEES.
James Harper, John Lassla. John Boyd
Edward Richardson James Phslen. John herrch,
Geo { De Nav. San'l A Lawrence, Iheo \ Nyeer.
Nm Furu.ss John GilchrsL Loring Andrews
{ yru. Chenery Geo Whitaker. James " >uy dam.
George Palsn, WIN BurgOyue. >lts vi Sfanda'
Abram Van Nest. WIN Cozken-, Charles Nose,
Joseph Noues, JnO r Burerworth, Sam >her" GOD,
ZadocS Pratt Herman d Gould. James Cook.
Elias Adrich Lawrence Hill Thomas Monshsn.
VIM Townsend John Breasted, Leonard Appleby,
James Cruikshank, Asa Crosby
SAMUEL. A. LAWRENCE President
JOSEPH h. MONIES Nce-President
NICHOLAS CARsoLL Secretary.
Capt SAMUEL CANpLes, Marine Inspector.
WILLIAM WELLS. Fire Surveyor Nfy
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IN 4 FARM FOR ~ALE.--Stuaieo on he Road from
New Rochelle fO White Plans about eeui-d slant from
EACH containing 80 ACRFS OF LAND, all Of which
Plough Land, excepting Ten Acres which Is Wood Land
TIE place divided By lane. and aid out into cOnvenr
lots cultivation All the fences OF stone IN good
order and the ground "a STATE OF cultivation The build
tax. a. OF good character and In order For TERMS apply
to 5 B. KENYON. 90 the premises. Or OF
c9g J. ADRIASCE. 5S John-.L Ne~-fOrk.
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81 FARM FOR sALE.-The subscriber offers for
~ sale the farm upon hic be- resides, situated m
- ile ylsge OF Auburn, IN III County Of Cayuga, anu
containing 100.
This farm e- upon The South SIDE oi the Western iurn-
pike. NOW Gtnesee-st Auhurnl and j. We'll AuOwn hag
ilg been tie residence OF Hon. Nathaniel Daruw deceased
for many years The hrdng- fences and other eecuon-
thereon, ample and complete repair. The Ol VIII Vie
with that OF any other farm Western Ne~i0rk, 0r fer
uliiy variety and earne-- Of vegetation Great attention
Lac been paid well by the former by e present own
the selection aud cultivation Of choice it and there
upon he farm IN full bearing abundance Of
the best yarees OF apples pears cherries peaches grapes
-. The farm wri waer,d by durabe springs, which
liye neyer-ialling and ample supply.
The location i believed To be desirable that OF any
other farm tire state well for farming purposes also
for the residence Of the gentleman of business, be-
within minnie- walk OF the Railroad Depot and
within a lew rods Of The Female SEMINARY.
credit Will be- gwen 10 desired for trge portion ~ the
purchase money fDr tenn oi year,, upon payment % IN
icre-f thereon annually. Enquiries may he made o tn sub
s-riher upon e premises 81 Luther Tucker, E- Editor
Cullva0r, Albany Or Of Davd Virgin, ESQ Auburn
JOHN REMER
AusURN v Y. July H. i8tl jyi7 -Od4w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-22
.U~s~ . MORNING. LINE At, O'CLOCK

MN FOR ALBANY, TROY, and inirrmsdiais
Landings. from the Steamboat Pier a. The
f,ot of Barclay street Leaves Ncw-YOfk at O'Clock A
VI Monday "Wednesday and Friday, and Troy at oclsck
4 NJ Albany att O'Clock 4. VI. Tuesday, Thursday Ud
saturday Breakfast and Dinner ON board the boat
The low pressure steamboat NIAGARA Capt
Degroot ON Monday, "Wednesday and Friday Morning, al
O'Clock
For passage freight apply on board or 10 + B. HALL
NJ the Office the wharf
NorlcE-A Goods, freight, baggage hank bils, spec
or any other kind of property isAen shipped, put
board this boat must bee the rsA of the owners VI sld
goods freight baggage. Sc ~p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-22

o. NOTIt E---N BNKtsNTN.---A COC NTKH
~. SEAT AND FARM FOR sALE-near the village Of
~ sOmerville. Somerset Co. New Jersey. said Farm
consists of - of Land, 25 Of which Is Wood Th
Buildings all NEW. and built within Two years-House
and Barn both buiby days work and Of the best material
The HOuse bu IN The COTTAGE STYLE, 3 by " eri 'front.'
hall IN the centre parOrs finished with marble mane.s
piazza 81 feet front and u feet down each sdetOgeiner
with Observatory top Of SAID House two story kic
the rear ami Cellar under the whole Of the main build
with Pancs. aud al ag gcd through In the beet manner
The Barn 90 feet long and painted white Carriage House
Ice House &C. Also great variety Of FRUIT Of a.. de-
scrpuons-Ogeiher with quantity Of shrlbbery.
The premises lie within four hundred yards Ofine Country
Seat and about quarter Of a mile Oft The Railroad. The
about hours aud hall from the City For far
er particulars inquire OF the subscriber and proprietor Of the
NATIONAL HOTEL, No CORTLAND IT., New YORK
m2lu CHAS W1kOFF.