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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

ZONES HALLS CHING E-4BL Z S-fFETY LOCK
s5 -s lock can az wii pOses>o lie cianSed
rs Il make ruons locks cut Of :. that neither TIE
ker any ether peun hus knowledge whatever o
the lock.
The subscriber would respectfully inoTa the public hGi ne
nall N the Paen, Right IN the above lock- THIS lock
owned and viii IN future te manaiaetlfei only oy H. u
And by is he world notify al persons no, 10
infrnrs rnon h Patent Right IRE subscriber bIs been %
rraai eyss D rrauntnriue and sell the above lock NJ
much s pr &C. according the than can be bought
the Tinted S;aes And he 0ud further state that his locs
has never been picked epeued vc!t me true key that
ke II; will be by the mans tIf9s iat It ins uHde
Who would open fairly but enc la. ever oeen successful
and Is warranted al instances mol TO gel out oil o1e
while IN use which n been great snnos snes 10 many WHO
have u.e! locks of different construction. ~.
l,o his Patent Pad Locks or Kaiiioaa pu,pos rnson
Expesse and Custom Houses which have eeen generally
adopted and give full satisfaction. %; =.
3r1Iz -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21
Foreign Ports.

A. Irb,mnoo Sent M ships HoWQua, NEW Palmer, [Om
N2o,r i,t June. Henry Sa,er. for York. about Oct6
A. Havana 4h INST G Colon, for NYorS, soon Hamburg
Lnrrabee, fm do dis.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21
MS Ennis. Nos. and Bond.stfeei

TN OUR LAST COMMUNICATION we said TINT, if MI
DODGE stated things they were. he should have no word
from but he hns no: told them they were
they ae: and pronounce MS last article untrue md
we le hir md all the world with him. proye otherwise
We shall take further ofHny thing he may say and
geenbe growing of Misrepresentation. TO
notice him all HIS ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF the facts t,t pub
lhed by u whut wished the public TO understand; We
therefore leave thinking him i0 the assistance he mas
rendered US mukns them known - ,,,,r
sf ID. i. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21
PALMo'S NEw.YoRK OPERA HOUSE.

PALMO'S NEw-YoRK OPERA HOUSE.
SiGNQR NJ RtPETrl hasthe honor to announce ;ha, his
~ BENEFIT VIII take place on TUESDAY. January 2l.i,
which occrson Ro>sIis Opefn SEhlRAMtDEi will be
peoToSi-Se,,ramids Sisner Rorshrss; Ar,sec SGnora
plco ldrenus. Sggnoy pernHz Assur, Ss'r Na,eiina
Bstwecn the Ss'r RspS,; will play Adngn Rondo
Russo. by De Bero;, and Cnpreo theme ot Beethoven
and Enri Anoznin scd Tonasi will the Duetio
:. I Mariani.
ApMIssisS-Fii Ter aHd Ps-GGetts. Ell Second Ter 50
cents: Pyaie Boxes, with admissions s. secured
from a. ". u p NJ Doors open at 64.-pero,nance
commence al ocock- Lbrei'os E0slsh and nlian
be bad at the Box Office 20
A CARD.-THE ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY have
n The honor TO announce that ;her will the last 'h-
presentations n-ln-!y On "Wednesday. ali Januafy La
Lrcrcz'a Bogiaon Fpdly. sIih La Cenereuioa" and
Saturday h Janna the last representation previous
their dssai;lre for New OTcans.
The Season Subscribers respectfully requested notify
al the Box Office, before Monday evening they desire
tain their sea,s 70. the three represeatatspns 10
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

Gs- Eest Swedish Lceches st I275 els. apiece
lust received and for sale nj DELLUC 4 DUPtYS succeS
Place Southland. M. Park Row and 2l Bondway
New. York. Also hnnd. new supply OF DuPny cee-
Nipple md Breast Shields and npliy jelly 9t SqrG b;s2t
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21
~ ~ Shirley. apc,,cD..
c. :. FISK, Aucuon~rr.
he C. :. ElSh-SOre No. - Cana,ree.. (Nstiorsi Ha r.
- At PRIVATE

eai, OF derent ,yes iSO mahogany clock cases; sesnd
ewod ns e pao a o - a % ' Ensss osis Sn
abs b,reys foease and ADELAIDE Hats oisupe''Os 0sa.
lSse quantity Of 's"r S and c,afF Canes, and Cane
ing 6ne assortment for anuiaetrer-lI a, suc,ion
Il INTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE, BrLosu,ss
- To TIE MSrox. ALDERMEN AND CoNNosArrr OF uuK
P6BllC NORGE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That. by VIZ.
e Of the powers vested IN the conm o' the SINKING
'"a,,' Is TUEsD&'y s.Sf JANUARY. y iss5
AZ s,Ss a s the Merchants Exchange the follow
nIee Of sound the westerly SIDE of Beaver street.
The five story marble ftoas buding knswu No a ws
under lease iii May i.t ist at SnnGa iei Of sce~tSs
=, lease 10 pay all ordinary take. AID .,e',ment,
ner Of Lrtle Green street
The hoa,e and lot known as No. "A Beesman street.
The house and nt. with stable known No ~
White street. the north ea,te, corner cf Cour,aod alley
The premises premises % snown a, No. No. g g cSsSsm ,res; Vs
The premises known Nos ic, u. e Chatham street, under
iha, ne es pay e ,axs. and a,s,,meol. and
hat,he centre budns be paid for. the lessee by apprae
The premises knnwn as No 29 William street, undsr es,s
tl May l, is. at annual ground rent of si5-wh cove
nant that tho lessee NIL all taxes aud asse,sment, and
,, that Ten days he be allowed r tho removal rbud,s,
Washington street md West .tree, >'''' '>''''
Three lots the westerly SIDE OF Warrington street. between
Charlton street and kng street.
Eleven o. on south sasery corner oi Bowey and Thirteenth
street.
Mnngia streets. and Rlvingtnn and Stanton streets
Four lots the north easte OF 81 Avenue and h
street.
Three hundred thirteen valuable land situate
9TH and 9Th Avenues and th. Boomu sdale road Sh.
18th, 9th. S9h, 40h. iist. 49d, and ISd streets.
7erns q Sae-en rcr OF the purchase snd Tho
auction fees the day 81 aehr,y per the delivery
Of the deeds the balance may remain bond and mortgage
Tor five years from May next with interest Ut SIX per cent per
annnrn, payable semi.annualy.
Tne deeds the property north of 18th will bs ready
Tor delivery 10Th March next md the deec' for hs balance on
9TH May next tho lots charlton and Washington
eets-poe,s,2n OF which viii be delivered lgh Juy nsx
By order OF the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.
n. ID. WILLIAMSON. Comptroller.
Comptroll-r's office Jan'y 18th. 1915 ~ sus
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21
AaRIepLruRAL MssrlKos.-The pocial meetine,

AGRICULTURAL MEETIHGs.-The social meetings
osMembers OF the Legislature, and others interested
IN Agriculture, which took place IN THIS City last
,.;nter and In which 50 much interest was Knni
fe,ted have been resumed
4 meeting was held 10 the Old State Hall, Thurs
law evening, January 10th, at which the President
osihe State Agricultural Society, b. P. Johnson,
ssded and an organization effected for The
Etrre. This organization is as follows: Hon. j.
D Beekman, (ex-Presdent Of State Agricultural
socie,y,) President; Robert Dennston, L. p. Prem
20 and Edward Salisbury, Vice Presidents; Dan
~ Iss. Sanford Howard, and Ebepezer Mack,
Eammi,,ee to prepare subjects for discussion.
These meetings will be continued every Thurs
,.x sveoipg during the session Of the Legislature,
I'd will in future be held in the Assembly Chamber
Of the Capitol. lassany argus.
Ior SMIrH.-An account of The death of the Nor
,on Prophet has been lately published by man
a.med Daniels who gives this remarkable account:
Wien the life of the Prophet was being taken, "
,.at so strong so bright blazed between him and
~ cornse that he and The four Hen who SHOT hun
ss,s struck with terror and CONSERVATION. Their
,nskets fell from their hands, and they stood like
sTh;s light was something like fash OF lightning,
nd vas so much brighter than the day, that after
nod mas sed il left slight darkness like twilight.
~ Two SAILORS, who We're much attached 10
* ,tber agreed that they should never separate
ShIe alive, aud that if one OF them died the survivor
sbould communicate the intelligence 10 the friends o.
,Ss deceased. They both shipped on board the bark
Iris. bound from New Orleans for Boston aud when
os Cape Cod on the l4th instan!, one OF them John
fitzgerald, fell overheard and was drowned. de
.,s an active intelligent young man, aged 70 years,
rnJ ha. mother living either 10 New Y ork or New
Jersey. New-Yerk papers please copy.
[Boston Post.
CIRCUIT CouKr-Bttore Judge kent-Kentisk
80 latham &, Brothers In this extraordinary
eas.. the disagreement of The Jury was as remarka
Te as the case itself. After confinement Ct five
Sours they were discharged. Three were Tor me
plaintiff with six cents damages, and nine were for
Defendants.
6- A fire took place yesterday morning, be-
,asen . aud O'Clock, in the house of DR.. Burras,
Dentist, No. l Oliver street. Damage chiefly con.
fined to the basement.
Observation-Disclosures Skunk reached bar
rsburg on Thursday afternoon. The ceremonies OF
inauguration take place tom morrow, in the presence
ofihe General Assembly.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsrDEST.-General S
Hays, OF Yenongo, TO be u. 5. Marshall for the
Western District OF Pennsylvania, IN The room of H.
C. Bossler, Esq. deceased.
SUDDEN DEaTH.-We see i, gravely stated that
Blue Dick q celebrated racer, has suddenly ex-
pired a. New-Orieans, of the bowel complaint.
There ara good MANY black Dicks in tbal lati-
,uds, who might die impromptu o coiic, and receive
The need of no nelodous lear
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

d ICH AND ELEGANT CARPET5-A large assortment
IN oFrench, ADbsson and Axmnef Carpets, OF new nnd
besual desgn md well arranged coon. containing
the nchst and elegant Carpets received INTO this
market beng offered for sale at exceedingly low
prices al the Cnrpcf xnrchouse nf
REUBEN SMITH. j. "a Bfoadwny,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21
Below,
Disns nsters,

BFlg Crusoe chase, from Tampico. with oswood, 10
Lcwis-oiso . b'iss unknown. Wind Ne
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

N1ytNDOW SHADE DEPO1-No. Spruce street.
w sa0OsO worth of Shades. The suhsei,bes
pense, have enlarged then Ia supply tho
increasing demand for their superior shades Persons buying
of them rely having good Article. they ays
willing to exchange them.
Their patterns consist ot every kind which could be invented
and they have greater assortment than n the other esnb
shmens put together and they take great pleasure show
Ing them md offended they do sell Peop.s
would do well n ca. Sign Banne and Interior Do
coratons done not 10 he surpassed rrlmmnE Of n aipds
chenp. BARTOL a. DE MAUNES.
Mi mis-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

U Advent 5Ieefing-J D. PrcKAsps, of Akron.
. lectures This Evening and "Wednesday Evening at Colu,
bisn Rn, frand.tree the Pesent Pos Dnty Of
those who love the Appearing OF Christ. j2l II.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

ns- Mercantile LIBRARY Asscc!a.io;,.-Pur-
san 10 An, Il Chap ai the Constitution the Annual Flee
ton ior Officers Jf Association will he held NJ Clinton Hal
on Tuesdny Ian. u. The polls will be al a. 81 and
S eSllsiJansi. CHAs. NJ. lvHEATLEY. Rec. Sec.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN BALSAN has long been
known and npprecajed for Tie efficacy nid peculiar pro-
petty possesses for The oevsy kind OF Wounds Bruises
Sprnns and sores and failing nedy for acute
an; chronic Rheumatism. The BGam afford mmeale re-
lief coughs and lungs. pam IN the she and breast
weakness in the back and os and swaaned to cure any
a. of the piles OF ua of however long sanding. when
every thing else has .ae.. THIS wonder wokHc Basam viii
restore numb peshed limbs. s; JOINTS orumhness N any
pa OF the body. and and p'easaH application 10
bu:ss sends h'oat. and quns'es Numerous and res
neabe certificate, nay be seen where has Effected
,r cure in all the ABOVE Price 81 IN Rrge. 20 cents
small.
sod wholesale and retail by y. B. * D. SANS. Druggist.
70 Fu,on street. 2-3 Broadway. and - East Broaoray.
lis Imis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

Boar,.ing.-Mrs Goss having opened the new and
conmodous house. % Vecyt arhe Ator House, pcers
choce dclrIbe Transient permanent Bonrde!
rotnn shower warm and cold Baths. free The location
very central yet quiet and shady. Terms moderate a,5 tins
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

% WsiabisheH ATJo -SOtf JiI'DIE4S IND
STARCH.-I. y. & w LEE, Manufacturers, Nos q and
81 Reade street New York have constantly IN hand large
assortment n tho above articles which they Will sell at the
lowest murkct pce. warranted equal no; suPer" to any
manuacture,l in the cy delivered shipped without charge
for boxes Carriage.
Merchants Groccrs Country Dealers md Families whoare
in want OF the above nrtcles will find TO the inieest 10
',,i n,S - sms MI '''''' J. d. & w. LEE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

yNTHOOPlNG COUGH AND CRooP.-To Parents
w Jaynes Expectoan without exception the most yuua
BILE preparation in use for the above diseases. 1t
yyhoopng cough mild Hni ractabe dssase and koren
its duration more than half md produces certain and
speedy recovery. From half to tea spoon full will
certainly cure cruop in infants and young children half
hours time Tne lives of hundreds of cldfen will be saved
annually by always keeping hand ready for any
emergency.
1t Is prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne No. 20 South Third
Philadelphia. Price 81. For sale By
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

SnQ FINE MISUNDERSTANDING s. HAMMOND.
va ~ NefcbantS Exchange, corner of Wall and WisEn
c. (ch,rnHce t door William. have received
addition 10 their previous stock. ass0nsni Of
Wntcbe equsied the cityconsng Of Chfonomstsr.
Duplex and Lever Wntches bo, tor ladies and gen.snea.
Merchants from the Souh well the city Isds will lind
twben quality Is compaied) pnces low,
genenl assortment OF Jewelfy OF the best quality.
Sterling silver manufacturer prces.
Al kinds Of Watches repaired equni 10 tho onxinal Mamie
Clocks regulated nv n firsf yo ~ isft
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

tc Hniice,-loHS PEAsE; improve! Minister of the
SOclev OF Frends has appointed Meeting for worship TO be
held THIS Ertrrg 2lt INST Mt the Methodist Meeting House
IN tVnshngton.st. BnoOKLyS, at Dcock 10 which the
hnbtnntS are invited To intend.
First MO. January, 2lst. 1915. IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

TEETH TEtT u =. tE IT
rs1 L. LEWIS. SURGEON DENTIST $40 Broadway
n door below Masonic Hail. beg ienve IN inform hi
friends and the public that he has made the following great
reduction in Dentistry -,
silver 50 cts DO cleaned al. DO extracted 80 cts Tooth
ache cured 30 cts. az 5rns
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

Tickets to tho Course for gentleman. 81; for lady, 30
cents single Lecture - ccnttD be had at the APpen
tees Lbary No 81 Cosby-St. between Grand md Rrolme
streets during evening Vun Norien * Kings Station
cry Store, ~ W.lHmsreet, the Exchinge: Buett &
Wscrd, As;or House II & 5. Rqyaor's, 70 Rowety.
To commence nj hrlf past O'Clock. Ja2JG
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

From F. Demiug ESQ. President of the Union Bank. Wal
New-Yotk. -,
NEy.YoR january ., 1873.
Dr Smith DL-r Dentist of this CITY, has been profession
ny employed by ny family for period of fifteen twenty
years uniformly with the most satisfactory and happy re-
cults take cren pleasure in recommending MN az gentle
uHn distinguished professional ability and 5nnentlS emu
tle 10 The confidence and patronage OF all who desire XII
,nEe. and delicate operator (Ia.l 81 F. DEAllNG.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

'g,IME-SAVING ANSWER.-From advertisements tint
I frequently appear in the papers and from circulars thh
are about the and country md e unde the doors o
many our friends almost every day called upon und
asked =. IL net IN partnership with Air. Dodge
In order TO prevent any ai'er nit t n Sq nt ye are
not nor were partnership with any Mr.. Dodge and
hn we have no new superior patent ndeS either OF
ting fastening eetl do know Of that nre not
thoroughly understood BE- all well instructed Dentists und the
Doctor who may be his partner, and who has. by mistake
otersciSe, published his such TO make 1t
enbc ours that often taken for have not the
pleasure of knowing either by person. profession
tile r. E.PaK,HL1
J. PARMLY,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

rOp JoHDON-Reruls- Packet Of lst Ftiru5rg.-
~ Ise splendid cnss as,,alluf Pacse. Shp n Z.
49, DtAIOR, Capt. Chad~lck, VIII no.iusey & S.,I ~
s m cahn, second CABIN ard S;eersee assene tei,
sous WISHING " eii JOSEPH McMuI;RAf.
=, 100 pire.strcej, corner OF South
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

have been nmliar with the reputation oi j. Smith Dodce
ss practical Dentist for raauy years In the opinion OF my
friends wha ave experienced the benedn h skill can rsce
l confidence can therefore most cheeriur recommend
~ " VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-09

Changes OF Weather aud Catching Cold
When from sudden change, Of atmosphere the Preparation S
checked those hnos which should by the SKIN
will he thrown nwardy and headache nasa and scknessws
terry and insmcd eyes, throat hoar.sness coughs
sumption various the body rheumatism and
many other unpleasant, symptoms sure to follow; .
Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills delightful med
cine for carrying off cld they errei from the
all morbid corrupt humors 1.-THE Of every nd OF dis
Of ali sueriugs by magic Four Eve Of said Indisn
Vegetable Pills night gong bed, will a
me remove the most violent Of cold and occ
av Afterwards will keep the system completely e from all
bad humo disease any form will be completely npos-
sibe
an ce boiled sugar and called Improved Indian
veeetsble Pills.
The only certainty getting the right medicine purchase
tho PLACE No 2ss Grenwlch street New York and
all eases be particular ask for WRlGHrS rlisp Yegssbs
Pills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-09

ETHIOPIAN SKRKNADERs AT PMMos-l.ast night
confirmed the opinion the public has upon all occa-
sions expressed Of the competency Of Gormon Stan
wood Harrington, &c to sustain tho reputation they
have acquired and Justly acquired and tonight they
present BILL which caution" to all not to neglect
tho passing moment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-09

terdays Herald the attention Of the public called the
Ophalme Dispensary OF Dr. Wheeler at No. % Greenwich
where more cures Of of supposed casssD
have been effected within Tow yeas past than by ohs
Oculist this costinent.
The object Of that notice for persons residing in the
country who be with the fact that there
few il diseases which the human subject tht
experienced Practitioner, whose sole devoted to OPP
thai mic disorders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-09

tender his the OF New ork
for the attention with which immense audiences have listened
TO his defence Of the Science OF Animal Magnetism
Aware when embarked advocacy OF those recent dis
covees that the expect TO meet With opposition and Va
either SURPRISED or the eonduct OF nd
yduals whose names !, unnecessary 70 mention. Az the
cause Of truth immortal truth, triumphant, while o
mouths of ,adueers are n the dust Professor Rode
will deliver last Lecture for the present the Lecture
Room of be Society Library, Friday evening the 9
ssnt on which occasion be 10 be assisted by Mr. Loou
together with children Miss MARTINS and Master Oscar The
will be the nter- sg Of the series and Pro-
essor Rodgers determined that their validity shall he ncon
troyetibe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-09
New York Bowcry AmphIthcatre Comp

the Brooklyn UardcnFday and Saturday Mqy 9th o
Ia addition the Talented Company the Manager takes
pleasure the Ladies and Genemen Of Brooklyn,
that b has effected an with The esebsed nan
pe.anee on Friday Evening 90 through with his unequal
led Act the greatest aatsnis
In all the principal cities in Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-09

Court Calendar-This Day.
COMMON PLEAs-NoG SO, 90, II, ~, n 30, 20, 80,
OIL, So.
CiRCvIr coUHr-Nos 81, 80, 40 Al, -, as &c, ~, 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-09

Resolved That while furnishing the Bible to desti
tute countrymen the land and the sea- must not
forget the moro destitute and benghted in foreign
tries.
E1he Reverend Mr.. WnKEs of Canada, followed in
very elegant address, during which he took fling
at Popery, Catholicity popish influence in Montrs-
al, Canada, and the Virgin Mary and went ON to say
rious thing. This is subject in which feel great deal
of interest 1t deserves the attention of every high
minded man. But must conclude feel am in the
midst of AngloSaxondom. believe all that is great,
good and glorious is in that book and cannot better
express the aspirations Of my heart than in the Ian
gusge of one who though an Englshman the poet Of
all who speak the language. (Cowper):
Come, then, and to thy many crowns.
Add yet this one-the crown of all the earth,
Thou who alone art worthy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-04

The payments on account Of public debt and interest
were s34593J.
AT Baltimore money continued abundant State
Loans dull six per cent? 7o.d77 Coupons = 7s..
Ofthe stock Of the Oswego aud Syracuse Rail
road about $4,000 las been subscribed On the line
At Pitishugg the money market was very easy
The Banks which have been receiving the Of the
Brownsville, Washington and Wheeling Banks at par
now throw them out and they are {: per cent dis-
count.
The Whitewater Valley Canal is now finished to
Connersyilie. There Elk water powers the line.
OF the Capital stock $4,000, there has been paid IN
e29i9iJ o. Tols have increased 40 per cent the
previous half year OF the Real Estate originally
,eyed 10 the Company sac 152 - remaiDs on hand Of
which <i26sG - IS for sale the balance being
retained for water power. The whole cost Of the work
20 far amounts to s359Gs2 80 The Company appears
10 be in a good condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-04
DIED:

~ r.,a.v lat John. son Of Owen Jones, u. Mrs. Ma.
.,es O, Wm Patterson
To- TSdsv. lst Mary Ann Ragsn' l3
"a Alexander Copeland -.
i.N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Saturday "a inst WILLIAM
v .or Of John and Della w Ienney eyed years
and months , ,,..-,. +, t-..k ., x.,yv orL ~
4, quincy H. l@h, Theodore stone late Of Niagara
20 .s.,b s,euben Co 18th Lydia wife OF David Rum.
sey sen a. po,,.,o,,,h =. m, ho ao,b nj, a.
,er very short illness. Col JAMES II LANGHORNE,
VII I .ho1t 40 wears. Col /. gentleman OF noble
;,g most estimsblc citizen and greatly beloved and
ua'eced BIZ a numerous circle Of relatives and friends
~ hcd with ered, several public statOns-and ~
.s,s distinguished for exalted patriotism and private
s.'nh He has left a large family TO lament his oss-
yertolk Bacon.
y Philadelphia on the 3Oth ult Edward Hedges, in the
A., GEAR OF his a1c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-04
MARINE JOURNAL.



Ship Jc.sore Putnam from London 18th June, Downs
22d mdse % Davis Brooks s 40. saw large masses ~
floating ice on and near the Banks sometimes cOuntir.
30 and 80 ceber-s time. The Jes-ore has had TWEEN
~ days Gains the passage. and had pLei % board
Il day.
PICKET ship Columbus Cole, from Liverpool 18th June
mdse 20 y Mar-hall & co.
Brig Yucatsn. Baker 20 days from Baize, (Honduras
logwood &c 70 : " Lewis.
Siciian brg EOlO Castano, 60 days from Palermo.
fruii 70 l. Paimisr.
Brig Crusoe Chase. 10 days from Aux Cages, st Do
minso coffee locwood. SC. 20 : " Lewis.
Bns Ann. Remick y days from Naanzas, molasses 70
Reed & HopPock.
Schr Gilbert Hatfield. Beasion ; days from Whining
ton. naval stores and lumber. 10 y L McCready.
Schr Emily Johnson. days from Baltimore, cotton,
grain. &C. 20 Johnson s. Lowden
schr : Powell. Murch I dsys from Wilmington, ma
va stores. 10 l. : Powell
Schr Amelia Strong days from Baltimore, corn and
-four 20 eager & Mailer
schr D Jones Cole days from Wilmington naval
stores 10 y L McCnady
Schr Independence Decker, Virginia, fruit 70 mesier
schr Velocity Montgomery, 10 days from Booth Bay.
plaster. 10 master.
schr Cornelia, Faulkner. days from Boston, Howes
& Godfrey.
Propeller Uncas, 10 hours from Norwich.
BELOW.
One brig unknown. Wind SW.
SAILED.
schr Elizabeth Harkness for Ncwbern, NC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-04
MARRIED:

n, wednesdsy July % by Rev. Mr.. Orchard Bsrz1'
=; ,IIen 10 Mrs Nora Hauifen. e.t..
4, sebsnectsdy 2fh ult samuel :. skinner OF ''i7
-, 20 Eleanor Banker.
' Albany Path ult Clement Earl, OF koche''e' l" :"
=, Rrooklyn. 2lst ult Rev. VIM Lyan to Sarah Ann
P'il'p ohe,,er sob l. H. Allen Of Wisconsin, to Elv
smith.