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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-24
GREEN WOOD
A q. 4 I'D Il. M / Il S

a u 4 I'D f. nj / L. S..
fHl1E Exercises OF these Institutions
Il Mlll be Iesumed,onsthe Second Mon
day in;; January Male, Scl;ool und er The
superintenddnce! or Mr.. .lYM. T.. HARaIs,
aud The Fenale.aliss Lor1sA. R1cuAHps
SON .aui, Miss AoELtNE ComINGs, ar The
:fnllnwins reduced rates:of Tuition:
Isl Class, So per session Of months
End E:t4 ~. Z. - ,.a -
Bird t;. 49, u ..s55s So ;ssj,.,
,4th Is ~ &. Z.
tfss's, UseeI piaas,
Contingencies,
French, Sisa!a .s,ss.s5
Board aHlfonsS Sac S9::per oith. h..:sss.
The .sabbathsS School will be opened as.
s'iakEwhen the weather inoderates, aud
The Pupils iiaYesfree access 10 Library Of
more rlIan,rhree hundreds volumes.
Miss Richardson aud Miss Comines are
already knownelp The public as pop ular
Teachers and it only remains for us TO
say that MIR, Harris is. native of This
District. graduate of. PRINCETON, an d
comes with the highest testimo nials ofln
erary qualification aud moral character,
from The Faculty Of that College, which
are in part appended here.
Mr.. VIM, L. Harris is a graduate of
the College of New Jersey. His Scholar
ship. in my department, is of the frs,
grade, and amiree TO say. that no young
gentleman has ever been under :iy in.
slructiou, for whose general character |
entertain a5more high estimation.
Princeton. JOSEPH HENRY"
m Princelon.
"'fhe subscriber'akes great pleasure in
expressing The very favorable opinion,
which he enlertains of Mr.. WIN. l.. Har.
rls, graduateaoflhis Institution. During
the whole 9period.of his connection with
the College, lie was distinguished for cor.
reel department, aud for the diigrul and
successiuI,pnsecution OF his studies. Such
are the atlalnrnen's of MIR. Harris, that he
would be a very valuable instructor Of
youth preparing for GoIIege.
JOHN McLEoN, Prof. Of Gicek." /"
Ertract;-tsI hereby certify thai during
his, Mr.. Harri's.} College course, he vas
attentive TO his studies. exemplary in his
moral condnct, and among The first schol-
ars in his class, L also. take pleasure in
saying, ,',hat in my opinion. he is well uual
ilied 10 teach tho branches of Literature
and Science, usually taught in our best
Academies or Schools.
80 a' EJOHN<CARNAHAN,
s:'S.a Pres. of College Of New Jersey..'
Nassau Halt. az SO.
I j. IIisdesrabe thai Students enter al The
opening Of the School.
Z. r. cALHo DUN, President
Of Beard Of Trustees.
Dec. II ltdlIj. AZ
HOWARD & GAleNEaA>NY
! FNHE Customers OF The firm of Hop-
IL ara & Gdrm1ny; win please come
forw ard and settle a1 Tie earliest possible
convenience. go .
The. firm will have been dissolved one
year. in January next, by which time |
earnestly desire to have the business
clused. T. z. q S.ss95 ~ ~, a. .ra
am .afal,limes 10 be found a:lhc Old
Stand, WitaSall the Notes and Accounts of
the firm,
{, .6,.ss!i g., w. GARMANY.
Hamburg, Nov. 25lh. lS45: II AZ
=.
6Scarpa's cOmpOund Acoustic
/. ~ Oil ;,FnRsT HE CURE DE DEAFNESS
q Justleceiped, and for sale by = ;sss3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-24

% We are aalhorized to announce
Lew R. WILSON, as q Candidate FOR the.
Office ofTax Collector a, the nexteleciion.
Feb. 2G te
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-24

Large yield ;o;s Corn.-The highland
m essepgefs says:- We are Informed Ivy
MR. Alexander Porter, The manager ou
llie farmSof Thos. Z. Patton, Esq, that
gtin acre Of corn was planted on the farm
I the last season, with .whirh5lI was de
signed ioconlend for The prize. offered by
the Burcombe Agricultural SocieIy, and
that a few days since tho corn was gath
cred 5anu measured, and the yield was one
hundred and thirteen bushels and a taf! !!
s His,far,n is on. Swannaua river.
- Here; farmers, is an evidence of what
cansbe done. Had the season been good.
Mr.. Porter hassno douhl the yield would
have ibeen=one hundred and flly bushels !!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-24

Winter seems 10 have set iu, in earnest
we seldom 'havefmore severe weather lllan
we have had forthe FAST few weaks. The
Mountains. asscen from this place, have
been covered Nth SHOW for several days.
Andfrso,s Ga-etie, 9thiNSt,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-24

A N Excellent article of WIsreR STRAINED
"A LAMP OIL. For sale by .22..sEsss g !
J. D TIBBETT'S.
Dec. 10 e # 46sE 5.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-24

" The ffiends of EDMUSD Moainst
Esq, announce him as candidate for The
uflice OF Tax Collector at The next election.
Nov:G. If 4l -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-24

.fHll1Ea Exercises OF these Institutions
Il vii be resumed,onyrhe Second Mon
day 10; January Male ScI;ool und er The
superinlenddnce. or Mr.. lpM. i. Hams,
;andsihe Female: Miss LorIsA R1cHAHps
SON aud Miss .ApELtNE ComINes, ar The
follnWins Icdnced 5rates:of Tuition
lsl Class, SO per session OF 5 months.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-24

L. J. JONES, c. E. b. d.
Dec. 10 81 as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23
soMETuING NEW UNDER THE SUN.

TvOR USE DUNG the absence OF me tuu-Clt-
her invites the attention OF the community o Jennings-
Improved Patent Safety Gss Lamps being superior ID
snv Lamps for combination Of good properties pro
Gacios brilliant light IN appearance Ike Jet o. gas snl
being economical convenient. free from smoke snd grra-
AID safe from explosion when filled by light hereby o.
waiting the danger which persons are exposed IN me Use
" ordinary Spirit Lamps.
For churches and places ~ public asseI bes where vsor-
gss Of cts i bot in use The shove Lamp eXces all oer-
All vessels sold ny the subscriber 10 contain liquid gas a.
well all MS spirit Lamps, provided win Jennlnsss
Patent Safety 80 that Of h. customers VIII 10 cOn.-
cueuce of their become candidates for the HOspa
Keepers OF hotels and boarding tOue- are vel aware OF
he great OF damage sustained by spiing oil from
amps deferred from using spirit gss by he expo
sure OF but by using the Lamps and Ve-
sells Of the subscriber unpleasant consequences need De
spprebended. . n
Tne following letter from the wei known Chemist Pro
f Mapes ID be- evidence OF tie truth OF The foregoing
statements % the security Of the Lamps, &c
Mr. CHARLEs l. STARR, JR-sr-l haNe eNsM.ned it-
Lamp invented by Mr.. J. Jennings you requested The
Arrangement "a well calculated 10 prevent the material m
The Lamp and filler from being igned while hlng The
LAMP in vicinity OF fame the means taken 10 prevent
explosion being similar TO that used In Days safety Lamp
There Fan doubt that IS much safe than the
dnsry Camphene or Spirit Gas Lamps now IN use
Yours respectfully tsgnedl JAS }. HAPEs
New-YOrk Sept llth. lS45
The above mentioned articles with Wehhs superior Cam
phele, for sale by CHARLES SlAhh. r.
III rufon-st
During he Far OF the American institute. specimens oi
the Lamp. msy in the cloth ROOM which pr'ci-
ma fy IHHNI 81 a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23
PASSENGERS SAILED,

ert. Of y C. John Ryner Of Orleans. Miss Ryner 81
No. Abraham Mann and John Mann Of s,afordshire En-
Robert Foster of Kingston Jamaica Mrs Mary N aker 90
more Of Ireland
N packet ship Shaispeorr for N1c OrlsansMr Zeres4
and oiy. n Conway and LADY, Geo Skerreii and lady
J uush aud lsdy. Mrs White Mrs Buntcy Mrs stark.
Me.srs 4 Bufd. & $ Duggsn. sheohan, II ODDS. K j
Wifhers Fleming Baxter and G. u Furness. All Of New.
York Miss Montgomery snd sery't OF Orleans
l- p1esc ssip Cotton Planter for Mobgs-A Lesvcns
sni isdy r. a John aui lady q Cos,er and lady Post
and lsdy. Hisses Lcsvcns Cox Emeine Gsscoisne
Martha Gssc0.gne Anna Gsscoigne and Bull; Messrs c
Wright q W Corning Corwn. J Herrick. Msbce
J g. Blevins G. y Wilcox ID II 1scoit Myers. W II
Chidsey b Dow ming and W sackeu Capt Wilsee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23
Uin0om SHADES.

XxTINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. sprucest New
w only msnufsctoy OF any exienI 10 ne n
A. S,ses The sub.crbers offer for sale The moot spenda
.ssorfurp sf shsies which could be collected together
consisting OF the following styles; vi, .
IN zoo nsirs beautiful Gothic painted by artists These are
All Vie : of celebrated places IN Europe
600 nsrs Of assorted Gothic Corinisr. and Landscapes
.,eb a. are generally sold about the City. 49,
IS psrs OF NOS. beautiful Corinhian, panied IN lorene
100 pairs OF some OF the most celebrated places N us
country. 50, -..., n
We pledge ourselves sell 100 per cent cheaper iosh
snN other house In NewYOrk. Persons wishing 10 see NE
n,ccss Of getting up the mos; useful articles are s1o"h
through the painting rooms with great pleasure.
signs Banner- and lneriOr Decorations roi 10 pc -lf
passed Trimmings ofsl kinds al manufacturer pfloe-.
Persons blying sell again. dealt VIII on ne no.i Der
si,srn. go SIN BARTOL DE- MAJNY.
ID OO0 WINDOW. shaaes-For sale a. wao.esa.e
ZZ,OUVor resil at reduced prices. Persons des.ins
In nj. article find com lee assortment a. prlce- ron
10 w 81 Der cat less than here they s- al sec 40
or third hands " B-Good OIL Washable Shades from p
cent. 10 psir-beauifn from - 10 -be-i rom - 10
So kelly & RIkER, Exclusive WINDOW shade
o22 Dealers and Manufacturers, Isl Chahani-st
WINDOW SHADES, wholesale and reislL-Ihe
w srge, best and cheapest assortment IN The L of
sale al Isl ChslhamsL y. b. Good of shades al per
pair and discount those Tia! buy 20 sell sgsn KeIn-in
Der the No. OH MIL hInElE
WINDOW SHADES. c. WOODFORD, 20.
w Brosdw Az fLaiarae Buicngsb has complete ssso
menf of TRANSPARENT Window Shades very beautiful
ip designs and execution ~ Also Curtain Tasses Cor
uices Furniture Gmps Curtain Trimmings, &c neAi door
10 the corner ~ R-sdes'. OH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23
Dublir Qcnpeponres, Ct.
- NV AHRANCHuPNr =

49, NEW ARRANGEMRNf-s1s.
ERr-S' REDuC ED-independ-n; LIN. q, ~
por Provisenc- ard Bo.ion-D.r.e.-SSv.
dress week each ~ The >lsaneh md Fsvors -
hoal NEPTUNE. cornr1alcsj ~ Capt William 49,
having remp.cied hef Improvements VII rsssms - -
- sssyr4nv Sl.t asy ss foIowF-Le.v- s-w.Yoa -
pi., NJ, 8 Norm River for New por. Pr0vi1euce .,s a.
III, slrs~. "a Mortzy. Wecnescay, and Frdsy .rrr,.
pr,.,tecre IN 1n- Tor he morning VAN u cars 10
T.up,.,u New Besi0rd. Fsl River 1c snc cos,.r.
III ~. ..rafnboss running f.sl % he k-na-t-r -
p-not.ro: rivers. a. O'Clock. ?. N RsrykSi>. -
's.v- Providence fo- Newport and N-v-lors. ., r..
~ Thur.ssg an saturday, ~ O'clock. P N n -
.r,ysI ~ ~. I. ocock Nal ain ~ Cars from Boon,
y.ss Rom Sryy-fcfs 10 Boston, e20ir, 81,
D.. Passenger. from Sew-fert ~ Boston. .... 6 4.
Calm Psss-nser. % Newport and Providence 81
D.~s Ps..-ug-r. nom N.,s-York 10 Prosld-ncs I
Aus!rts OF freight taken a. The lowest sies
GEO T. FklRCHlLD, - We.<n.
or 0f JOHN h. RICHMOND, Provi1-oN
and 81 he o,fc- on ne ..esnbos, .Anclrg M
Al persons are froii trusting MS Boat etcrp q VA
ten Orders from - Captain no ohrr bis ~ - -
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Books.
TpraSuPY OF HISTORY,


u versa History Ancsui and Modern vac o.
| re, progress, and Preseni eoniiaon' &C AZ ~
MAsnee-. ,.r-,.nF.o
~ go. - --.rv .r-- = hose clrru stton -hcee'
ics c1pI-- VII b. earird r-c-i' us ~ofs ~ -.
psry noucns he same 10 ihelf ss.e s
" ssa. 'a-'''- B jSiI y abEF % Fulton y Y
JUST PUBLISHED, 49,. ,r-.-
THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY ior 500 r,,S a rioi-
i trst-i by ~ 81 srav1gs and - nhaF-, .s,ho,
nap on new pan. Ii vol 40 By > O. Goodf''a' '-Nl'
Of Peter Psrey'. Tsle-. kc - ....S,u,as into tss
P1bie scfools Of Rocbe.-r and IN rano-r Of e',
The fr., s-ion !. row nearly disposed o. wv
vi Be P1'A'aa 2 S sg as SAVAGE ss Pe..
CULTIvAToR FOR ocTosLh. .cor Tor
lust RECEIvED.T reP1 aon o. -. IN. sv asrieui.
inir n.ic worth : rnr.vaes II I. 80. rsb-he SUB.
.cri2tioa price only one dollar P~r year. ~
lhe back volumes s..3 ,;n7s SIEyuAS ICE Broadway.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
,,,t,v : - S.,-.,.1tig On band a cOmpiets a.
.or,rss OF school Books sor sale 81 ne Owe. -
Also Copy Book, made q '7Pf1Ps go see Per-. WI.
~ psn- al &c. 5e.r-,ron OF school stationery Of
'upeo' quality for "a" fs.Ssssl BELL IS N...aa.
DITRIT.- GRAMMAR OF THh ENGLISH
LANG AGE-lmproFri El.A,,t.' ~ u S.,snr.r :
TIE NeW Nom-r- ailre, FOR sa-r " -i 80 RAJ -. !
Barnes a. Co. Collins Bro-her 4 60, 80 ~ ~
&c. Nas-l A Co~n.-h. AMI Other CT! Do.,N-oeI-' =.
ue Publishes prices Tl- WORK = .. -lN.- -. $50 -
~ ~ &C. =. l. KNOWLTON RICE,
IA 80 o .--'-' 80 p-t' .hers WaertoHn. y Y.
ITO THE PKOTE-TANT- o. " .',s1 20. - -,
Just pulls bed, tn most I'm pOIsan' S> ~ '
from the American Pr--s- ,,..,i.,, .,i.,S,siv
The Rev John Dow lin Is History o. h9l ~, s
illustrated with more than 81 highly hnnri -hsI
cptve Of the customs ceremonies colhe- -t
OF The Church Of Rome. forming isrss AZ
printed volume Of yearly 7e pages IN 'i'H 0NO
~ J. WALKER Publisher, ia Fulton 81 n l.
~ AGENT. vsnte 10 s- the above vofs 10 every ioSn,
rt,y and county ia the United States TO whom hoers Per
c-nag- will be- allowed. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23
ERANh MILLER. Le1i

Drank NILLER,. Les,her PF--erva1se Aad " =
,e~-P-0rf oil B .rr'---I hsve E.1e AfrAa-er--n-:
VIII he proprietor Of TN. ua1e Aric-, 80
supply Neichz--s. shoe Dealers AZ 49, ~
lfAc-urrrs vhoesae prlc- g. ~ >-ral D---A--t
hous.. NJ. Iohn--t 80. iii.
Tl- lr.-ce We. worn - sirni-1s p. = - -
and which every individual ~eaf1lE BOZ = -, -
Vel o. Csc. u does -1t Eve qo-sl 90 - -
.ea-.s-r, re--erir- g ct plsrr. .mprrfii-s = - -
much E-cre durable. lrrlLcnrl nAF-ns - =. -
SANITY polished NJ fu1 l1>-r Interest p - =.
-. srtc-. needs t1t >ccsslorA
~ Steam 5.sck-rg nav oe 1.rc cs-!' ss--s - 80
Eac- oox cost1ns s-s.cs- for a. ost-coeI - -
ore year. with tirec1cns Tor zsns. II =, ILL., 1Ss-
70 b- excessively rs-c- -.
y B-Tn- universally admired Pzs,e and Loud . Ac1
rg -scN Aso Bak Sarriss A. lrk OF p-rlcf cafs
S;e<n Baking Neho1s- Nc. John-sL eoT,r % ssl-
way. o. lnsoa' SAAA1Ls LIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23
fnr Watrhes an6 Jewelrp.
coLn AND srIyER WATCHES.

~ y
DICHlRp USHER JR Wa;cbMASer and Je~eler,
II pow prepared sell WATCHES Al retail o~er tnAn
other House 10 he city A. BE- Constantly 1871
d.scrptons direct from the Manufacturers n krx Al
France and Switzerant. be enAo.es 70 sor ~ 49,
ASSORTMENT Of God Watches from els 10 $40 etch -lv-'
do from Is $40 escsl vsTr,rtef 70 Keep Euvl IN
or The money returned Also very good s>-o9aner1 VI
JEWELRY ard SILVER WARE very low. s,-..
n B-seconc hzrc Wsiebes srd Olc .g0.d arc So ~
tssso n exchange ~ bought for Cash Nsiehes 10
Na.e Box-. ADD Jewery repaired tie best nlsnner No
ws~ar.ed By experienced ~0rsinen a. .ow a. sny 49,
Ho.s- In tn. city. RICHARD Flshrh " iihP6 ~ -
W.rbs and Je~e ~ Wholesale and Retail No 81 o'Os-'
way New YorS FEW doors shove l- 1i,y 1879 o-.y1p r.
nliy NJ f,nno riS,---,-
WATCHES, TEwELRY, &C.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of God ard siVer va,
"A pex Patent Liver Anchor Escsp-snen, Le PINE .ho
yercal WATCHES, seecied from ue Jess ~ =
In Europe which Will be WARRANTED pefiec' ilne-
40 .one p-w Ps,erns Of Col! Chains Seas Key, &c.
NJ 40 Do GOO PEND. Cases God Pens
n 40 da Th.n bles Ring. Pas. kc-
n 40 40 Bracleis with sicres
No 40 DO Silver Fort., spoons, kc
A. he shove attic = will be sold A. .he LOWEST PRICES
,od w.rrrn,e1 70 Dc equs The b--i male IN il- ely
MOTT BROTHERS, I'm poriers Of Fine Ws.etss kc
No 7Sa4s.a-s, opposite The Custom House
s-7b. si,ove artieies carefully Repaired and Wa
r.n;et BIZ he ssiful ~orkmen II ih- CIV - osy
MATCHES AND JEWELRY.-Ths subscriber.
w invits senOn Of strangers and Other. wishing ne
Civ u their stock Of nue scne- and Je~efy "hch s
now complete for tn tsll trade
Their selection of Watches embraces several very 81 ro'
, ,eepr. BIZ The most celebrsed HEkers AZ sr- offered
10 purchasers unusually low prices
Rsch Jeseery OF every descriptions silver. PlAicd ara
Brtannis Ware; Msn,el Cocks, Fancy Goods, e.
Watches and Clocks cleaned and repaired By eNg-ecrl
x,,.men LOCKWOOD sCRIBNER
.so.r 2s5 P-s-l. ror ofFriion o. opp"''i- l.. : hor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23
EIRE.PROOF sa.sm.nasr s.....-l.l.awe-L..n.n

INlRE-PROOF sasmArder Saes.-li : awel-kuuwn
fact hat safe previous tie great IRE q December
a hst been invented capable o resisting he heat usually
produced in Tie burning Of single sloreh1usetl
which, however. tie and valuable -cOvery OF e
>asnancer SAFE made, ard has been patented %
Wilder and The r. 70 manufacture and SCI In tnis
purchased rs The subscriber.
The recent Triumphant -s IN the burning Of he Tribune
Buildings, and IN the sfesi cor1A.raJl u JAY 1855
tbs city and Others equally satisfactory hss induced others
10 make and oter Tor sac article called Improved Ssla
manter safes IN violation ei ne patent aw. slG Tor which
li,s have been commencec against the narufacors
Asras and should they fs - respond ID inary done
r Paenee suits VII be extended the purchasers and
. having hen IN they being equally hste. (sse
Pnlips OF Paienisl woTd 70 the wise SUI c.eul
;. C. HERRING. ISL WA.er..L
S.-Gayiors De.Aros Scotis, snG other second eAnd
Chests for sac a. oue~ihrt of The or girA cost
few SssmzDcer safes, made n inson Of The genuine
car Dc seen All compared Win The ruA aire ard vii be
sold ow oil lIrdkW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

HYDRAULIC LItIE.-In' article : manu- .1..Is,-
.-h 4, r. ar- Easements, Gables Clinlir. Areas sew
e. Forrfcaous - Ii - che7p A. Ilolssioa or o-ri
or Lime and forms ger bond. 10 rucu irs- llr
srt maks- Wal ar, "a and airrlen- IL : oesi -
~ Ceueutet Line ~ Lime and Cement mixture ~ p
- and much cheaper. The genuine Nlc. i 70
o-lv bv ABlJAH SMITH. a. ne steam Ml--- W -urI ~
,r who A. manufactures Ground LINE Of ne oe-i alAy,
,b on Re Hudson or East Rivers. order, .; he o~est
AAiAs' F''1' HART 1 SMITH. Agents,
4. v.tss lane or A. Their Line f2c. 81 W est nesr
-r,y .tr,,.t New YORK. or, SAVAGE bESEDIOl ~
pc Albany. or % he Malufscturerr a. hns-ol' W. y
-,. IN amended To- tn. ar-cl- : now pclS $50 %
~ -rcfion OF he Pelerisry Al Albany 4herf &c eio1
tion of Dr. Staats ale Mayor u Albany, and oA-r'
LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23
DEvoNsHIRE CREAM ESTABLISHMENT

TOVtTt-.F, A8NTTr-sL
rINHE SUBSCRIBER begs % inform the citizens o. New
York and viciiil@, that The above establishments now
completed and that he is ready meet al orders WIKI
which he nsv be favored
The above Cream - celebrated In gland. requires eny
10 be introduced the notice Of families 10 command gene
"a appreciation
To families Captains Of Ships Propreiors Of Hotels.
BOardr and Coffee Houses, this Cream vii be found not
only an scQuis lion. but an essential
Captains OF Ships Passengers providing for voyage,
will fns the DevOn.hrr Cream with coffee tarts end
fruits all kinds article constituting OF the great
e. comforts they possess
Orders through Post may be addressed 10 The eiab
lshment II. h. STEPHENS, Agent ortO the care u the
Moor Bakery. 6e3 Broadway, b. STEPHENS, Agent
AGsSTs-rhe Moor Bakery. zoe Broadway " Y
Mumbys Bakeries, Fulton 5nd Atlantic sis Brooklyn
y. b. Butter made from the Devonshre Cream can Al al
times be obtained, by application TO the Agents or al the
establishment Of lmeot-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23
CITY HANK Of Buaslo.

CITY BANK Of BusIlo-Nouce Is hereby gwen tina
Stfere VIII aea sale by public auction al Ne Merchants
EXcan1e 10 the cy OF Buffalo "Wednesday the twelfh
day o. November ai ter O'clock IA the forenoon o TIA
day all The unsod property, claims and effects Of ne City
Bans of Buffalo The aid properly. claims and Effects
amounting nominsly about S6Oo consist Of promisory
notes. drs bills OF exchange Judi mens railroad siocss
bonds ard mortgage eashod estate and lots Of and To
BUD 10. and IN Cleveland ONO City, Huron and Toledo
S.Afe oi Ohio.
The resl and ieasehod in Buffalo Is estimated a.
from u, oso Ia $500.
The principal assets out Of Buffalo
SIS shares OF Enc and Kalamazoo Railroad stock
10 do of Lockporl and Niagara Falls Railroad
Mortgages property N Cleveland, OHIO City snd Ha.
ron. Cry snk by Isasc 5 Smith and John X. Mscy
Adree for sale On mortgage on wzler 10. Is Oh.e City
properly appraised II lS4S 81 s. .25G
Two ud gments against the East Boston Timber Com pany
Tor about $4,000 and discounted bills for about s5Os VI
s1ndry persons IN Boston
House and 10. called The Newton House in Frsn.n-
VILE Caiarsugus County.
The terms OF sac viii b. cash
Printed scbules Of the assets Will rs ready for delivery
weeks before the ssle for hch and Tor Information
regard 70 The apply Albert Merrill No ift Man
81 Buffalo. Albany, OcL s, l64a u. ". NEWELL.
OH otDEWA.SW Receiver
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WHAlrNES

urr-N m ~ tpnl or uSN 81 New .ca'9a1. ship Mar
asnssit Ccra Nsn;ockei 200 spu ior home soon.
VI, rAlcsauAnA No date. Umpire VedoT do 70. months
"a, lioO ~.
Al An,eoy FEB le, julius Cesar. London 60 bels.
.o- " Cost
sd m Bedford sis, inst ship Olive Branch Place.
fseiac osesn brks smyrna iiirnan DO StAlirs Ad.
Ans 90 Nariha. Smith DO
ca al 10 2ist America Crovsll Pscisc Ocean san.
icss smith. DC
An =, Nantucket; lslh ships D Paddock s.s l. s,..,.
brorgh in ~ The camcis
letter I'm ship Corinthisn Of Bedford repo-,s h.
On or ~hore Groand Nsy H. with 1850 bSs n or ~
tsktn SO hb.. the previous week also reports SEN
aSoui ZANE time Niger and Hester BEDFORD ssS ~,
.ooscn them, tut hey had been basy taking oil
SPOKEN. &c
I7h IL lat 81 40 ION % bark Ired Ferra from Phi
iscciphis for Trieste
erh INST lat a. T. ION o. 20 schr sophia Of salem.
steering NNW.
FOREIGN PORTS
Psssed AnGer June is ship Tsibos Story. I'm N York
seb q for Canton The Talbot has been incorrect,
secossed North port IN China previous 10 Jun.
Az Mcssius about l7th nit bark Leds, Rua-k for \
York urc
Al Trieste. 2lsi ult bark Ohio Gutter. for Yors
about 18th inst
Al L.saoru 9Th ult ship Forester Parker for NYoss
ldg oaiy Amer vessel
a, eion.isdt Goth ult ship Esinore Proctor: for \
York ~ sd about 18th. shp Nah Hooper Church
"A. iOfk
arsi Vera Cruz, aosh ut bark Isscnio. Biscoe, n \
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IN CHANCERl-Be TIC Vice ChsncrIof,, IS0nn
Pa ner special Receiver No. - Hani9n M1rrsy
ana otlef.-bu Tor foreclosure Of mortgage b. =" BOZ
n-y Compliments Solicitor, 81 WAl--L " 4 Apnoh-r
L0lbaf On % ne deeudsnis he above enlel ea-'e
sap,. ace of residence The Kingdom o. ffancr n
f ID tr be- .5ove cause on Or before The len day %
ADnl next $50 % the sad b. o. Oomp ALI D. 'e
= .-l-..-. b. MN Nv w.
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INDIA KiBBEK BOOTS. 81

INDIA RUBBER BOOTS. Snoe-, Cloves, Sheets
1 Colh Toys Life Preserves Cushions, Air Beds, Hose
&c We have hand aiduOn the above arces sb1ut
thirty different Anis of India Rubber shoes mat We Oder 1
fsvorab dealers who invited 10 ~ anime
their stock 5no pr, Men. Il. Boots with and wtoli
leather .oes 5ooo prs. Womeus 90 Shoes, lined. Prov
iiercs patent Oyer-hoes Mems and Women's light and
eegsn, rubber OyefshO-s flexible soies oO prs i'm
port.a Rubber- some vi which entitled 1 deheriur
.l3 Saw SIN & SMITH 4 son. ~ John st.