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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-04-02

Non RESISTANCE lLLUsTRATED.-Our re
formers and cOme-outers are ever telling us
of the safety and comfort Of exposing our
ihroa,s to murderers and asSassins, provided
il is known We shall not resist. At Il late gen
eral meeting OF the Free Will Baptist demon
inatiOu one or two individuals advocated the
doctrine of absolute and universal passyety,
adducing the example Of The Quskers as Il
proof of the safety. Elder Place, an aged,
sensible, aud influential preacher, thus re-
piled:
Notwithstanding the haste, that we all
feel as to getting through the business, can
not forbear TO make answer to one question
presented in brother Steere's speech. Did
YOU ever know Of Quaker being maliciousIy
murdered r. A case exactly in point has
lately occurred in niy own county, and in
Rochester, my native Town. There lived in
that town Quaker woman. benevOlent.k kind
hearted, and in principle strict non-resistant.
She had poor neighbOr named Andrew
Howard. who was often hungry, and she fed
him. But he found that she had, some forty
dollars in money. aud he was determined to
have it. So he got gun, and resolved that
if he could get the money without killing her.
he would bat II not, he would have IL at all
hazards. He went to her house, asked for a
drink of water, intending ifshe went out then,
to get her money. But she told him tC go
and help himself. So he went off, and final
" came back and knocked, and as she came
to open the door, he shot her dead Instantly.
He was taken, tried, and six Of the jury were
for committing him to prison aud six OF them
were for his being hung. He is now in Do
yer jail
Andrew Howard. the murderer referred TO
above, has Just been convicted of murder IN
the first degree at the court at Dover. y mo-
lion Of arrest of judgment was made by his
counsel which will defer the sentence till next
courf
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-04-02

SHOWER OF PEBBLES AND EELs. How
ever incredible it may appear, parties who
were witnesses of the phenomena, state, that
during the heavy rain which fell here on
Yesterday. an immense quantity Of pebbles
descended upon the Exchange flags, aud
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-04-02

WASHINGTON CHIT CHAT We copy the
annexed paragraphs from the correspondence
of the n. Y. Express:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

Total So, ,5O6.56s 5ll,l56 i,76,9Ol 924,32o
There has been considerable increase in the loans and
circulation and small decrease in the amount of SPECIE
since October.
Books have been opened at Cadiz, Ohio, for sub
scrpons to Bank and meeting Of the citizens OF Car
roll County held at Caollton the 4th and 5th inst
and resolution adopted declaring it eIpcden to establish
branch Of the State Bank at that place. with capital Of
100000 committee appointed to open stock books
and receive subscriptions &c.
The authorities of Memphis have advertised for
proposals for Canal from Wolf River to Memphis 1t is
proposed to let out in sections of mle payable in
Corporation having twenty to rum the inter-
est payable scmi-annualy at Philadelphia.
The Oswego Advertiser says, a number of new
vessels Of larger class than have hitherto passed the Well
land Canal are being completed at that port. Among
them are noticed vessels ranging from 800 to 200
tons burhen.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
THE TRIBUNE.
From the London Literary Gazette.
-ur rvyr r~a ppTITRN-

From the London Literary SAzette.
THE ExILE.S RETURN.
Hn s,ocd wi,hou, one lettering band
Upon his native shore,
The Joys and hopes that Freedom gives
Were all his own once more.
The weary pain and misery
That haunts the captive's lot;
The Past, the dreary, bitter Past,
Was in that hour forgot.
He reached his childhood's home, and pauset
To view Its aspect fair;
No dreaded change, no dull decay,
At FIRST he noted there;
The same old trees were casting still
Their shadows on the ground
The rose, the myrtle and the vine
Were fiourishing around.
And vet fearful stiffness reigned
Ger each remembered place;
He saw no hurrying form appear,
No sweet and joyous face;
No kind and welcome words of cheer,
No tones that once had been
The very music OF his life,
Were giaddening the scene.
He stood within his ch:ldhood's home,
Despair was on his brow;
Beneath the might OF agony
His spirit ssemed TO bow:
He stood ,here, pale and desolate,
And earth no longer sh0ne-
Alas, alas. what IS this earth
When those we loved are gone?
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
REAL ESTATE MARKET,

t,ya. REAL ESTATE MARKET, k2A
sTSS Basement office. h..M
.zsk.- Old No. 2O-New No. 81 Wast n. Y. s2.a-
We have for sale the favorable terms,
IMPROVED FARMS of all descriptions and prices. from 10 TO
1000 Acres aud from $500 to $4,000 each.
Ntw LAsps iu New York. Psnnsy lyana, Virginia, Mis-
souri, Tennessee Michigan Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin,
at less than Government prices.
Water Power Mills Factories beds OF fine Poers Clay,
Lime Quartz Feidspar, Alum, Burr Stones Coal, Iron,
Lead. Copper and Tin. .,,
We have some tracts of New Lands Some Farms and Mills
which are Offered for Cash at great sacrifice.
respectfully all who wish TO purchase Real Estate
of any descriptions situated any part Of country TO
and learn from Register where they best obtain
the object of their desire.
and America the possible facilities for serving
all who will favor with their commands.
az D&Wrf ARsoLn BuryuM 4 Co
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
GENUINE TEAS.
WHAL LESAIE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, lzl CHATHAM STREET, n. Y.
B,nneh Stores.-3l8 Bleecker street, New-York; SOL
Grand street, near Suffolk le Greenwich street, near Fu-
tom ll6 Fulton street. Brcoklyn SO Chesnut and 40 N
Finh-st. Philadelphia; II Hanover street. Boston,
INVITE the attention OF City and Country Families and
Purchasers their several establishments. where they
think will be found by the best selections of pure and
unadalterated Teas In the United States The universal
nopularty and renown Of their house with reference to
high qualities low prices and upright dealing, too well
understood render farther comments necessary Org
nal and only warehouse for the sale OF Howquas Black
Tea Observe -Srangers will be particular to rernem-
Der the number Of the principal In Chatham street,
viz 2l between Pearl and Roosevelt streets The public
will also be pleased take notice that the Canton Tea
Company have nothing do with any other stores except
those described the of this advertisement So
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
Brighton Cattle market. :. .Arnl1

At market $50 Beef Cattle Is pairs Working Oxen,
$50 Sheep and 225o Swine. 100 Beef Cattle unsold.
PKIcEs-Beef Catte-Last weeks prices not sus-
tanned, and reduce quotations. few extra Sc
first quality IS so IS rs second quality S. % S5 so
third 81 so IS. We noticed beautiful yoke Of cattle,
owned by Mr. Fuller of Monson, price not transpired.
Working Oren.-Saes at S65, $75 and SSS.
eep-A lot shearcd 81 So lot not sheared 75a s..
Swine-Lots to peade ~ SIC for Sows, aud So SIC
for Barrows; old Hogs selected. 81 SIC. Al retail 81
and 6ic.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

The liabilities of the Bank of Brunswick, Geo
to the public are Ss73s32 and the assets
The circulation ,s2s and the deposits S6205O Due
Banks, &C. S5234a. The amount of specie is Sll53so;
bank notes. Sl9625 due from banks and notes discounted
S5o79 bills of exchange, &c sl74,3o5; bills and notes
in suit and part due, SS6,oss.
The leading features of fou- Georgia banks that
have made their reports are follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

ARRIVED.
Brig Pensacola Hallet, 81 ds I'm New Orleans, sugar
&c. TO Spoord Tileston e. Co. The has been IL days
OF Capes of Delaware.
Brig Charles Thomas CoIson Sc DIS I'm Mobile, cotton, to
master | passengers.
Brig Teazer, Green (of Robnstown, Me) Is ds m Maya
guez, PR. molassss and sugar, to Mason Thompson
vessel TO Brett Yosc.
Schr Lawrence Gri1ng, Is ds FIN New Orleans sugar
10 Thompson Adams. Sailed In company with schr
for NYork. Schr Delaware sailed days previous for do
Schr Delaware Park, 10 d I'm Mayaguez, PR. sugar,
Nesmith & Walsh.
Schr Merchant, Lorng Is ds I'm Havana in ballast to
master.
Schr Page Chamberlain Boston, mdse to Howes, God
fey e. Robinssn.
Schr Spy, Hawkins, Boston, mdse,
Schr A Lawrence Boston, mdse.
Schr Two Brothers, Richardson DIS I'm Washington,
C, naval stores, Mitchell Left schrs Crane Maria
Myers Susan, George Pollock. Slower, Ann lyman aud
Carolina all for Niork, ntS' day. Clara Fisher unc.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
DISASTERS

The ship Charles Carroll, OF Boston. which cleared a,
New Bedford 10th inst for Rotterdam, struck the bar
attempting go into the stream, where she remains
Lighters along side Tuesday, taking out the
The brig Oneco, which got ashore the Tortugas,
her voyage from New Orleans 10 this port and taken into
Key West. undergoing repairs the 10Th inst 1t is
supposed that her boosi is nomateray injured as she
leaks but little.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

A CRIrERiox.--Many Of our readers, knowing
that the Boss Editor Is very sparng of his literary
his writings, and which are those of his assistants
aud Contributors. We have hit on a very easy
method Of enIghiening them When any thing
appears In the B,it,sh Iphig which is particnlarlS
bright, learned, or pleasing, etthem he sure ihat
this y written by Dr. Barker. On the contrary. all
the dull. stale and Improbable articles are The
composition Of his assistants Nothing can be more
safe than this criterioa. IBritish Wing.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

PATENT INDESTRUCTIBLE WATER PIPE.
THE Subscribers manufacture Pipe. cheaper aud better
than other in for the conveyance Of water To
itself and they II and more
durable than any other drain soil aud and for
hydraulic purposes generally An premium of dol
lars silver medal awarded the Inventor the last
III orders promptly attended to at li2 Fu,ous,reet
RAIL co
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

Goth inst 20 miles East Of the Capes of Delaware, schr
Grecan OF Warren, I'm New Orleans for Niork.
sth inst lat - 25 Ion So 30, brig Sarah Arselia hence
for Mobile.
l9th of the Capcs Of Virginia, scr Sarah Anp Da-
wilson, I'm Tampico for Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

IFF SERV Eils-No person sh0u travel in these
Lperlous times when steamboat popretos appear be
regardless o human life without inst providing himself with
which sways ready in Of emergency and may be
reach OF every one. HUTCHINSON &RUNYON.
an SO Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
VALUABLE PkUPtKIY fUn SALE
4 In NEWARK ~

~ IN NEWARK n. J. a
nT The subscribers offer for sale the following desefDel
.A.sxEl property accommodating terms, viz: "a, e..
three story Brick House in New street. withie ~.
minutes walk of the Railroad Bridge. The House %
and by 81 feet deep with feet good ye
brick cstern. The House built IN the NEST suD
t and approved modern style Lot % feet by 49, coa'i
ins great variety og truit Of the choicest kinds
A large and we'll built Bnes House Iiieh street 1gs
beautifully located commanding view of The whole c ~
large extent OF the surrounding country The Honse =
front and by % feet deep, containing large nG9
we'll arranged and observatory the TOP ie ~
- feet front by $50 feet deep with carriage house N ~
80 feet by % feet brick wood house &c, The house COZ
tans every convenience for large and gebtee family
Brick House aRd Lot Ia Clinton street. The hous
stories with attic 2j feet front by 10 feet deep with
story frame dining ad kitchen the gooe ~
Of water aud with pumps IN the kitchen Lot ~ -
front by rs feet deep with alley IN the rear ruhnhs
Mulberry street.
The above properly will b. sold low and pos,es:on gi'
f desired the Ist May Al Of them well iocateG
meet the wants Of those doing business Nvi ork ana =
airea eouatry residence: Apriyto, KING 4 B9Npp,I
al iNx- L. ".
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

BOARDING SCHooL-IRvING INSTITUTE, TARRy
ID TOWN. y. Y.-WILLIAM p. LYON, y. NJ. PrtIct
pal.-Summer Session will open on the lst Of May.
To those who desire to place at Boarding School,
the advantages offered this Institution believed to bo
coual If SUPERIOR any. 1t has been in success
fu operation years The location, delightful and SD
ubrious convenient OF access from the City The ed-
fce commodcs and comfortablehe play grounds am
pie and disconnected from the village The government Is
efficient but mild, resembling that OF well regulated
Christian miyand day scholars received TO coun-
tcract the sautary influence of family training.
The system OF instruction is designed merely TO ad-
and perfect the pupil IN the branches studied but to
develope and instruct the Judgment TO enghen the u-
dersandng form the habits and to give moral and
useful direction to the inclnations.
Further particulars including Catalogue of Students,
opinions of patrons &c will be found IN the pamphlet crcu-
lar the Institute 10 be had application at the Book
Stores of Bartlett Weferd Astor House, and Raynors
IS Bowery.
Reference, BY permission, to the following distinguished
gentlemen
Washington Irving, ESQ.,
Hon. Daniel Webster, q. S. Senate.
Hon. Gulian c. Verplanck.
Capt. Alex. Slidell Mackenzie, U. s. n.
Nathaniel b. Holmes, ESQ., Tarrytown.
Francis Hail. Esq. Rev. Nathan Bangs, DID. VIM. g.
Bryant, ESQ., George T. Trimblc, X. Van Rensselaer, NJ
D. Harper &c Brothers, New-fork City.
Also the following whe or have bccn patrons:
Rev W Hunt, Zebebee Cook Jr. Benz L'der,
Rev NJ Vincent, NJ Van Beuren, Oscar Irving,
Rev Thos Burch, Jas NJ Iieyt, Theo Kecsc,
Rev j Dewing, Mott, w Kneyeis,
Rev j Sewell, Dusenberry, Denison,
Rev A Sellcck, L Kip, Geo Clnch,
Rev DR. West, Parmony, w Clapp,
DIR Jos Scribner, VIM Boggs, Benz Brush,
Rev ID Babcock, L w Van Voorhis, Campbell,
A Livingston, = Leonard Kirby, W Duniarn,
Elisha Morrel Jacob Leroy, B + Howe,
Peter Pinckney Gen q II Striker, Raynor
Chas Storm. Harvey Weed, Isaac Adrlance,
J Ches, ,erman, BE Wheelwrght, Thos Pattlsoh,
Morris Robinson, w Van Antwerp, N Ecls. j30 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
a BEAUTIFUL THoueAr, Child. in one of
heriaie pleasant iicsons has this truly poe,cal SEN

Two souls that are santcent 10 each o.hs--sonti-
merts affections passions, thoughts an e,cos :; s,
Through them the angels and so eonnua,,r 81
SONS OF love 10 al tho lower forms OF creation n
hale OF these heavenly vsters that veis the earth
golden glory and makes every i:,e flower su,le its
blcsSisSS upon lovers - 80
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

I.l NDIILE-A ia hCAiN,
ffs:73 A COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM FOR SAIii
s.- near the Village Of SomeIyie. Sonerset Coeslt
Nrv.Jereyad Farm c0nsists OF l2j Of Land, p =
which IS wood. The buildings al rev. aad tu1.
within wo aIsHouse and Barn both bu hy days woi1
aud of the best na.e.al The House built ia the eol
style 32 by 81 'front.' hail through the centre Ie
finished with marble msDus piazza 5; feet from, and "
s.id House iw0story Kitchen the ard Cellar urse
the whole Of the Main Building with Pantries and all fs
through III the best The Barr GO feet lcug ~.
psnted white--Caniage-H Ice-House. SC. Al,e
variety OF Fruit Of ell OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WIZ
quality of Shfu5bery. :.
THE Premises lie within four hundred yard. Of the CogH
ei; aud about quarter Of mile of the Raroad n. H.
place is about honrs lnd half from the City:
her picuiars inquire of III. subscriber and Piopets! o. -
NATIONAL HorEL No. 5Courtand-Street, Ss,, or,
az I'm CHAS WYCkOre-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

MccLIAs ACQUITTED AT LAsr.-The ST Louis
Reporter, OF Monday, says: The Jury 10 the case
OF James Mclean, indicted for the murder oil Mai.
Floyd, brought IN g verdict on Saturday night Of
not guilty.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
SAIL Ell
SPOKEN.

Bark Henry Newell, Trieste; brigs Emily, Charleston
New jersey, Savannah. Wild SWest.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
UENALE EDUC ATION.-The Misses ADAM Of

TJEMAI.E EDUC ATION.-The Misses ADAM OF North
nmpton Mass propose receive into their iamily sH
npI af their own sex whom they will instruct IN the usual
cai and intellectual they will faithfully 'eyoe hemse'eo
The advantages of Northampton location are two well
tn"Tn In REQUIRE particular mention nnd OF the most
esbie sites in the village occupied by the family They
PRINCIPLES oi instruction successfully adopted by Geo b.
Emerson Esq Boston,, The Spring term will commence
py To the Misses Aam Northampton Reference may be maze
in Boston 10 Rev +. Gannett. ID. d., New foS-ker H.
W. Bellows Norhnmp;"n-Rey. Rufus EIlS npl I'M I'M
=DOAKIjINII St iiOUL tUr MALE rUriLo.-iismp,
ID stead Seminary smrsead l. gu 6Eane 81 te m si =
ayear Circulars att. Ch.nberus South william
street. Also Newman's Book store l9 broaaw2y, ne
PRINCIPAL during the mouth of April at S Nassau sc sum
mer Term commences the first Of May. .
NATHANIEL DUNN, A. NJ PrincIa
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

DRoTECTfoN TO BOOKS. MONEY. &o-The sub
scber has il and IS receiyips from the
r IN this city an assortment Of RIGE iMfhOtED
! P.3TEfT SiLqM.3SDER SIZES, ennTa a1ils gresi
variety OF szes aud Patterns which he 10 oe o ana
equal In e proof Qualities and superior r otsr 70
other Saiamander Safes made this CRY OF u t<
States Persons wishing pscbase TO
call and serrtfrIre ths wo.kInanshp and tiey vi" no
loeg hesitate which TO buy. For sale by
A. s MARVIN, 1ss: fSsieIstreei
L here Richs Safes iE tis f'ttsearE ire
CITY. ala I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

ITO DRUGGlSTS-The subscribers offer general assort-
of Coopes Glue and lngass End Paper oi every
kind adapted TO their al manufacturers grees
az EUGENE ELY co II Fuiton-ss
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
RECTORY BOARDING SCHOOL.
EA1IDEN CT,

,HE subscriber having been iniuced to open trm'y
boarding School fr Boys prepared 10 receive few pG'
pills in addition 10 his present number; =, .
competent Assistant associated with him. and sys,emn
mn English cducafion and all studies requisite tor nis-
sion 10 any Colleges, also the French and Italian
languages, ifdeslred. - ,, - /,
their peculiar relation members Of The same dmy WI ne;
cessay require lhe discipline be street. while intended
that shall be decidedly parental. -
The location being five miles North OF New Haven ana Two
miles West of The North Haven Depot othe Hartford and New
Haven Railroad pleasant and heehiul easy oil nc
TIE terms OF admission will he 800 per Grnum, payable halt
yeary Gdrcnce and this Will include boafd washing mend
ing fuel lights and tuion Pupils can remain aurins Saco
tions without extra charge.
For further particulars apply to the Recor tor, ID. -,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

Guns AND PISTOLS
ST SEQ Double Barrel Guns, various prices
1000 Single do do do do
2eJ Rifles do do
$500 PAIRS Of Pistols.
SEQ Muskets for ships parade.
lOeO Rifle Barrels Ter rifle makers very low.
500 dozen Gun and Rifle Locks also pairs olLoeks.
100 Eroce Percussion Nipples.
Bullet Moulds; iron brass and steel gun Mounng Gun
Ribs; Powder Fisks Shot Bags and Pouches Game Bags
.iIso cases of Percussion Caps. split aud ribbed
200 Walkers English PERCUSSION Caps, warranted
Also scme superior Silk Worm Gut for trout and salmon
fishing For sale BIZ a. w. SPIES & co.
10 .l9 Prarl.ste,t.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK. -.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Bark Valparaiso, Carle, New Bedford
Briggs Adriana, Hunt, Demarara, Tucker & Lauries
Diamond Clifford, New Bedford.
Schr Champion, Drew, Nantucket.
Sloops Empire, Smith, New Haven; Leader, Russell,
Nantucket
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

WATER PROOE INDIA RIBBkk
GOODYEAR'S PATENT GUM ELASTIC.
m SHP a s SfE Ea: and
faeteTes ss's general Ia Goods
SS SS 'ase' ae Gum t1''' do E''' DO Do f Ladss DO
sa 9G . Ssn Sssl 9s ca
bicknessISco yds Japasd Cloth Patent Leather dnish
An article superior to Pltf9! a6 leather and at less cost
Life Preservers Of all patterns Water Hose every SIZE
Portable Shower Baths. ut low Caps Eats Soutweste
Ship Letter Bags. lpnce 9pxercoaS. 1o.
Seamen's Bags, Cloaks. VARIOUS s''''
GSninse EeTse S9ag5a Aprons. Meas Meas 'overuIls,
nt.aFp Waer Pa Various patterns, anins and Fishing Boots
,aiHssf fadies Aprons. Msts Foot Balls with Sif tubs,
Mechanics Aprons. Russin Belts for weak backs.
Gun Cases and Covers Shoulder Braces,
Air Pillows, Suspenders and Elascs,
Chair Cushions. Gloves md hllts,
Air Mattresses with rings at Girslngles ana Grhs,
Military Tents ased Tents Fs nIn,sss for eG;mjsG st,j4sn s,eO,
any other Oo se% so 5
Orders promptly executed for goods Of nsyles np59aw1
IRON WAREHOUSE, l2l GREENWICH STREET.
II EENEYS. BREESE X SAMSON, successors to
for sale on liberal terms full of Swedish Flat and
Russia S old Sable Iron
English and American round, la, and square Bar Iron.
Braziers's Rods 3-I6 to nch
Horse Nail Rods ef Norwegian old Sable and Junata Iron.
Band, Scroll and Hoop Iron Of all SIZES
Spring Steel American Blister Steel lL) Blister Steel
Boiler and Fine Iron of all sizes.
Ship. Boat and Railroad Spikes.
Cut Nails. Brads and Spikes Of all sizes.
AYES. Collins Go eennne. m22h SIM
DIG IRUN.-
L 100 tons No. | Marsarctta soft grey Iron
so Cococton "
so Scotch
IS franklin very strong, suitable for machinery
casting
Sterng very strong, suitable ior machinery
aa..t- PETTEE &MANN. tO3 water-street
DUlLDEnS' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOWERRE,
ID 279 SprnSstree Greenwchs offers for sale
general of HARDWARE, consisting part of
American and English Locks, Butt Hinges Frame Pulies
Rail Screws and Braces and Bed Screws Cut Wrought
and Hinge Nails Rivets. &c ar2I smy
no BUILDERS AND OTHEKS--BAkGAINS-
J. Window Frames with sasiles Blinds. INSIDE shuts and
trimmings complete and good condition. TO be taken out OF
the building the first Of May-sashes inches thick dou
ble hung 2r6 inch glass Also u good Doors IL inches
thick newly grained with mofce locks-H be SOLD cheap
if applied for 80,
Ten House Carpenters wnnted To good workmen will be
p''' ''O'''i "&'''' AARON HARDalAN Builder.
.2i I've li2 hiulberry-street.
NEWTON DAKLINGS Celebrated Premium Scythss
~ may be had of the subscriber sole agent for the sale OF
them in this city-aso Scyhes of the following Patterns by
the manufacturers of the above Waldons Griffin sand God
dnrds There bring many spurious articles IN market tbs
pubic hereby cautioned against which BE- stamp
y. Darling Newbery Darling as any other than those
STAMPED in full Newton Darling net genuine.
Guns AND PISTOLS
i9CS 9SS finFls RIrs 90 20 DO DO do
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
! ANDREW B. Homes: SecTetnIy -. w.. VT ~,

Lives lHsu!sd !Msd6RKis ROBINS; on. frtsid:ii "
SAMUEL HASYAY, Secretary. ~,
MISTuRS Po,r, NJ D. Physician to the Company; 5Ci
Broadway. At III Inl
TIIuE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY make In
ssranccs against loss or damage by fire and inland
navigation on terms as favorable a0y other similar In
Capital s3oo, ,ooo-offce No. 81 Wall street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
AGENCIES.
INSURANCE.

JUILLIAMSBURGH FIRE INSURANCE CO.-ohee
w 10 Grand. First street. Wihamsburgh Agency
Office No. 81 Wall street. Wells Buildings. New orS-
The Company insure every OF property
the United Siaes against Loss or Damage by
on as reasonable terms a any other Company.
- DIRECTORS.
c. Zabr,ke. samuel r. Slhpp,
Samuel Wies. Andrew y beneulct'
Nicholas Wyckof. Charles u hnndy
John Skllman. Abn- i van hosseich'
John Legrett, tfederick N.faSIe'
Francis Stienheil. foreman Johnson'
emue Richardson.
AkISllN. President.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
CAPITAL saOO, ,OOO-ofice No. S. Wall street.

2. Havens, Caleb O. Halstcd Jonu kahhin,
Naah Taylor, VIM. W. Todd Meiss u. beiy",niA'
j. Phillips PhGnix, VIM. Couch, NathaAiei W ecu,
Tanning c. Tucker, B. L. Woolsy, Ferdinand SuyaAln'
David Lee, j. b. Vsrrurn, Heary u ihohp'eh'
John D. Wolfe, Michael Baldwin, Peter l.. Nc'ius
Edward Anthony. K EAFENS, FresiueHl.
Ir,r,s p1rI,rs Secretary dist
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
GREENWICH POTTERY

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