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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18

ss5S9aa AND SHOES
TloOTS AND SHOES FOR THE NEW YEaR-N;
Ripcy phke ~ lS3 Cia:Ha nract, haS now on rntl
large and splendid assortment Of Cent cme1 ilne ca '"wr
aud crg-d Boots n Shoes. single and double sne> made OF
te .t material and warranted rate. Lu,;cs and M>ses
CATER, Buskins G Slippers G Gl kinds, cheap and Eon-
Bows and Youths Boois auulnnce. Sailors and tsi-
men ;yGie-rroo scwe. aud pe.gs Boots warranted To keep
tie feet dry. Now, Ladies and Gentlemen peae to ise ins
cs bcior. you elsewhere. and examine Tor y,HIrelves
81 RIPLEY BLAKE. No. l32 Chathnm-',.
i'll sw- 81 Door from cor. OF Roo'evsltstres
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18

GtIlERIFF'S SALEBy vir,re Of wrt of fa<i aci,, TO
= me directed and delivered will expose sale at the yes
bue OF the City Hall, the City of New York. on saturday
the 9th day Jununry St Il O'Clock 81 all the right 4
tie md lerc, Henry w Cook, which he had on the llh
dny March 1913. any tnc aitesarls IN whose hsno
parcel oflnnd pat Gf The re. esatc whereof WnI ";
Wnrd Of the CITY OF New York 0 the wes,ecy SIDE Of Green.
wlch street. between Perry and Hammond streets boucea
follows: Begnnng the westerly line Of Greenwich sliees
aforesaid tho ,cutheasery of lot No % on nap
hereinafter mentioned. running thence Hothweye s%at @
said lot IS feer innd Int oi Ed FISH, thence
ery along said land 25 feet thence sOuthefy along lot NO.
on ald mnp IL feet nchss thence sOuheaerly a,ons ~
No - sad map 20 feet Ia The line ot GfeenTich see'
thence nohe,Scry along said line 25 feet 10 the place OF le
ginning be the oswhch said prenlises nn5
Map No. of Property ~ tic Ninth Ward OF the CmJ on
New York. belonging 10 the e,ule Of W.lnm w GapenI
dated New YORK. December l32 surveyed By Thomas Lpd
low. New York, December Ii, B44. ldl4 lnwtwl
J. w. ALLEN, Dpty Shift VIM JONES. SteTn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18
He TR IB II n z
From the Univsrtalis ounr:eE.y for jar.
THE BLIND GIRL.
u... o.aoL,xE u. tAwYkR.


rYxss oaaoL,xE tAwYER.
C.,,,v b.r with sarlsnds nj! her sunny hair
Tus;oe tho rich blossoms Of tue laughing .day,
rhe lly. snow drop, and the violet fair.
And oueeny rose that bicssoms for day.
Haste. n,aidens, haste the hour brooks no delsy
The bridal veil Of soft tTanspareace bnns;
And. as We wreatre the cleaning locks away,
Der their rich wealth lis folds Of beauty hDg.---
She seeth now
Bring forth the lyre Of sweet ard solemn s0und
L.S is rich music be TO logger siiil
Wake il, full chords, nth, sweejy fosupg round
I,s thril!iog cSnoes all our seir Is hill.
Low for tho lovely that hsr tips no more
ia notes o! sn.row tome their trembling breath
Joy for the young! whose s'srleEs course is sT,
10! sing pains for the B;id3 Of Death!
She seeth now
She has been darn; ,hronsh all tns weary years,
Since fret her spi'it ato beiog woke,
Through those dim orhs, tina; ever swan in tears,
No ray Of sucight yet hath broke.
si.n, and dark herself the sweetest aower
That ever Dlossoped in an egr;hy come,
Upu,t.red YssrGiGgs ever vera hrr dover. leo:a-
Add vciceisss prayers thai iigat ut length m's &,
She seeth now,
A lonely lot yat ofen,im.s sad
And inousnful pleasure hlled hsr hear, ard brgje
Ind besrned IN sni.es,-e'or sweet but never gis1-
As sorrow smi 20, wflon moraiug wiuGs complai4,
Na,u.s's great voice had ever, for her soul,
A ,h6liinc power tho sishtless only s:ow;
Will, deeper ye-rainRs, through her brig stole.
For light 10 gid that bsing darkeaed -"
Sne see;b n0u.'
srks the soft harp thea for the cloud hath pass d,
With all IFS darao-s- from her aighi away;
Beauty hath mpt her wni,pg eyes II las',
And lgh, is hers within the land eli dsy.
Meath tho cool shadows oi the Jree ot l''e,
Where hrsni iha iJunr OF youth ifuEiortai sprin :
fr,tu I'll with all Iis WARY Firli',
Her pale brow famed by shining s~raph's "ing =
She sseth now
All. yes, sha ssc.h! through yon misty veil,
MethiDks even nov her aneel-eyss look down,
While rouud me falls ligh! ali soft and paie,-
The moonlight iustnre OF her a'arry erown,--
And TO my heart, IA eorthly sounds retiTe,
Come the low echoes Of celestial words
Like sudden music from some hauuted Tyre,
Thatsir1bsely sw.lls ~hean none awaksits ohofaS'
But, hush lis past the light, The sound are Ger
Joy for The taken she is dark no Hnors
She seeih nov
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18
q pATENT ELAsr!C. METAt.LIC. sIIANKs. F2R F!2lRE

rPATFNT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANkS, FOR
NECi1TS AND SilOES.-LORlN BROOKS takes this
& opportunity ofcairg the attention OF The trade os wei rs
lie pnbc generally superior advantages o adopting ms
pnved bunS and rey which he has introduced the 3
tent Elastic Metallic ShGnk,
sdvantar the old method oi ieninT the soes oi hn1.s
md -.pc by several leather: ty the elasticity oi ire
shark which placed IN the sole II Glvesh graceful iiI
10 the foot the pedestrian gives erse pTorenc the lon.
II Is equally advantageous, the arch hollow ot LIT loot IS
s preserved and by tins process walking boot or slo may
passed the mud the OH method II give- suppG'i TO al
The muscles the tine and remarkably eHsy
10 those who arc troubled with Persons required ts stand
M ,h. te,k viii find them great dc7'GeraiuIn.
sl6 TN LONIN EKIOhS, l35 fuIt0n-st.eeL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18
FIRST PREMIUM NEY-YOkK
)aGITEPPTiN MINIATURE GALLERY,

Coraer Of Bro.drop Gad Fulton street, entrance
fhirG door,
tHTFEGF mag be had MINIATURES which. Tor heanty
w Of coor tone and effect a tunes commend
themselves and ugero equal 10 any tat nave
~ h,a,oora taken Dr. Il; 1c-s not claim superiority Tor
bin,s- but loryos hi pcir the criticisms "f lusi and
inestu, public who. well rs stfansers are 70 eau
tn r not kone.ses nil warranted to give atiac-
ton and cnlofe. most beautiful manner, and ~ when de-
pamcnt sir IL. claim supcTority, OeiiS n!eu ~ u
competent. and practical person. Taken MI kd oil weather.
@ Tie American in.titne a-7arisd First Premium to
~ Il, Brady ct the late Fgr
y i7'I3Sy'a' gSy 'n'f''S gwen ~ B. BRADY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18

:. ss=-zE-o ;, z. CARPENTER & COZ ItiNT FDk
sG1--l y EEVbp RGii-iandins at Saldwsil; " t CO..
1+rs rori, CoidsDIing Cornwall. and F;7hsi.
Tas s::sriboas JAMES MADISON. Captain Chatis: Hal
e.isy u cocz /? q. Returning. viii hare .Sew5ush
ever. I"cdne;daF an! S.tuIta7 6; Z ociqck r 9.
on hoard . without heg eeTe tie 5co OF Fecep-
ed for. I:uI I've {. thc ~. o inc c*ner thereof Uou
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18

----ss. PIANO FORTE MANUFACTORY.-Ih
IL ssis;ubscubers finishing cn.iEe? rev
-fESSEadic!- o instruments which arc warranted SUI
7f g fsDeriur IN to any and IN Keep III
the consists Hap ffnns,
peculiar in construction, obvinBe objection heretofore
caused h the use OF metallic plates lrurDg the Tone Ts
essor and Purchasers invited to eNaminnon ol these
instruments. GLENN kON'saS * ~.
Jy23 l52 Fulton-street, East ti,.c, NToad"ay
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18

few casss. low priced, mixed, foy sale By
ADAMs. TIFFANY Il co. Is PIus-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18

NEAy-YORK AND HARLEM L. 4. CO.
- WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
@ On ard a:iar October =, the cas- VII run as '''-
10 ;Sii iGll FIR Harlem Ch s,e+l Mori.iana Fon!.
ham il7yu.' Bridge Hunts Bridge, un'is!h' koad,
TucSahoe Hart Corners aud White Plains, All A A. NJ ~
Ieasa N WiafsS' Bise 10, City Hall az IS NJ. IS
Iaay6s NJ iacsahos 10; CITY Hall at S5 NJ. II IS M
- p. W; = - P. .,
Leaves W!e Pl@ns for City Hall ats A. NJ: A. Il ~
Fs.sh NJ r tan su leave the City Hall ai2 ,5a Leave
The ss,css;er t.su VIII stop only aie leaving the CITY
Hall al ,hs corner OF Ero1e 81. and the Bowsry souSnnl
e1 and 9th Il An extra will precsde each tram IL
minutes before time Of starring from the City fia! anu VIII
take 10 Ihe passengers along the uc.
Eyt.a .en and Mot.ian!a Trains. for Norrsiania ami
intermediate places
Ielye City HAL for Harlem and MorTlsiana at A. NJ A.
leave, Mor1sanH :or City Hall ats 10 NJ P. N.
S.f' ri n D O''s' u N'' NM s CARMAN. sec'ry.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18

ANOTHER LEARNED BLAcKsMIrH, The New
Orleans Protestant gives the tollo@ing interest
iag account Of the successful efforts Of slave to
educate himself. We learn from another source
tha, Ellis is aow stadying Hebrew, aad has made
considerable progress.
In the State of Alabama, (Gresno County, we
think lives coored man by the name OF Ellis who
has wife and several children. He is blacksmith
by trade and has worked al this business tor many
wears in the shop OF his master. He Is believed 10
ba man Of sincere pie'y, and is member oil The
Presbyterian Church. under The pastoral cha sc Ct
Rev. Fields Bradshaw. What IL particularly no
ticsab.s in his is the state OF his educononi
and for man vino has been all his lie slave, ard
hard at work and iahet,ed onlr Ignorance, We con-
slider il quite extraordinary. lie Is well acquainted
with reading. writing, arithmetic, geography, gram
mar history, and some other branches embraced III
a common E1gish education; beside which he has
made q tolergb.e acquaintance win the Gean 'ah,
yuagts Latin and Greek. He has accomplished
this mostly wi,nout the aid OF teachers, and M
learned his alphabet without even Il book. fiis pan
was at first, get hs young masters. on 're'f to
turn from school CT evening, 10 make loo hIm u
different letters of the alphabet, aud tell hin tielr
names. These no COPIED upon ms sh"p dooI W.T.
coal and CONTINUED rne prccess until he hsd well
learoad the first eismsnts OF reading aud wFliog.
rhey then brought him The sp-lng book. aud oiher
elementary books. BY nrans of which ne began 10
Fend his way up the hill OF sCieDce. We uVder-
staud that ia some o toe CHER branches he has nad
the mid Of others, and that now he is pursuing hs
studies under competent teacher. He still works
a; The anvil. as he has done through his whole
courss, during Tho Cay, aud studies at night. What
srst prompted him 10 make the effort 10 obtain
educa,ion we do not know. Ills success, under
tha dscouraging circumstances o, his situation, is
truly remarkable. All who know him, testify thar
he is man of uncommon native energy oi mind,
us his rresen, sttaianents prove His aSe ia about
forly-6ve.
About two years since, his case was represented
10 ihs synods OF Alabama snd mississippi. and they
jointly propose purchase him sad his family, and
send him 10 the Western coast OF Africa as q mis-
sionary. They hnve ascetainsd ,aat his master
will part with them Tor $3.50. This sum is equally
divided between the two synods, and they now
making efforts TO raise it, 10 the time Ellis is
pursuiRg u course Of theological study under his
pastor. We understand he has read the standard
theological works of Drs. Dwight, Dick, &c. and
others pertaining TO ministerial course.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18

Etiquette ON THE SCAFFoLD IA iettcr licih
Presaurg, Of September %, in the Gazette d
Tribunaux, says, "Thc mnrdereTs OF "a d.
Kezne,, enc Of the deputies OF the Diet OF Hun
gary, haze Just been tried and executed. Ore
Of them was Conrad Tornyi, the servant OF TIE
deceased, and the other shoemaker, named
Kowaez, who not only aided 10 the crime, Bat
afterwards robbed his accomphce OF all the "a
ticles of value which wee in NJ. de keznai' :
apartment a. Prcsburg. Tognyi avowed his gull,
and acknowledge e cd that hs had cutup the body n
pieces. The sentence OF the court was, that
Tornyi should be qua,tered, his body bur~t, ard
the ashes thrown TO the wind and that X wa Z
should be decap;tated The prisoners appeaeG-
bat the Kipg confirmed the sentence of tea,!',
changing Tornyi's punishment into simple b.
heading. The sentence vas carried Into exec Z
ton two days bacs, in the market place, and 4
stranger incident added to The terrible interest o!
the scene 'Jhs Judgment ordered kowaez =
be first exccuted but th:7 ornyi protested sgains
in the strongest term, declaring that es nc Yves
of noble blood, To was entitled 10 die first. ai
claim bsinp reiec ed hc fell on kowaeL, and Gil
deavored 10 pull him rom the block. howa'
sent him back with violent blow on the chesi ;
and Tornyi was on the point OF giving DO" ior
blow, when the execuiiDles'5 rnen seized nm
and bound him 30 tight as to- prGvent his making
apy e1ertion. They were hotG executed II 'e'y
minutes after This singular ambition OF form :
to have his claim OF birlh attended to IN suei
circumstances, c.lls 10 mind al execution Al
Copenhagen in 1916, when eoG1e nen were sen
fenced to death for exciting their lciow-p isorer2
TO revolt threo of the number had been behoaoeo,
but the fourth refused 10 place his head Gn The
block, On the gcound that the person before h'n.
had been Jew. ard that he being Il ! hrist'au,
could objsc: to having his blooa mingled wl'h
that of Jew. After some pariey, The magls-
trate granted hia objection, and the man having
cleaned the block of the blood we'll as ne
4 oould, placed his head down TRANQUILITY, and w
~ JaSr,ont tho confonnn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18
'''''''' '''''' .aNDGEW I 5. b. McGoWN.
Executors OF Andrew Mct;gwn, decoaScd nI
l. AIRii Nt'E. IS Inha-Jt y. Y.

S Rarhee To- White Plars aI,oU: cq, distant from each.
= containing $50 accs Of land. al! OF which Is plough
l1nJ eyro1t;ng ton acre. who wood !End The picr y
divided by ln. and rid ont into ccnTenca lots in' c';
vnon. All he fences are Of ZONE IN ggod "Iyi: ana me no
ground IN high Of cultivation. The buildings ell o
son.l cha,.c,sr and in orrcr. For terms nppy TO
s. g. KENYON. on tie prensc-, ~ o
lgf j. ADaIANCE. Ei J0anst New- YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18

METAL ROOFS, GUARANTEED WATER TIGHT
w FOR FIVE YEARS, WHICH Is FOUR YEARS
LONGER THAN USUAL.-The subscriber, have invented
method of covering with pan guaranteed TN pintes
WHICH they guarantee remain wafer tight FIVE TEAEs, when
nut on By tber- The metal pp. that cannot be h
ecied by the shrinking swelling OF the pank which Ii
land, or By the conjunction expansion oi the metal.
The following gentlemen have had their dwelling houses and
nres in tins city covered by method the. satisfaction:
Henry Beyort, Es. Of 5ta Avenue and 9Th street
John s Schermerhorp, Esq. No. 30 Broadway.
David Austin, Esq. EIchange Place and William 81
] Grcon Pearson, Eeq Merchants Exchange, Well-st.
Geo b. Butler ESQ. No 81 Nassau-st.
Francis Burtitt. Eso. ~ Brlaast
Notice tiat Il. the patcrsd al
On ae trade wishing to roofs by the subsctbers plan
can obtain permission noiefais tsfu1
mhiit T. AAfLOh & W. n and ~ BIoai-st-
EsLUMBEas! PLUMBERS! PLUMBERS Tho ,u5
rc.bcy would clI the ttislton oil prlhsS aHd LIE prD
perfect article OF IIs PsisG Le=a P=e, uicnUiacir
al 81 gn sctiray rlocs which he ss thu month
cu l=ta- P.isn. which 3.tCs t5s ce Tho iLsiae viii
81 even perfect plata OF Fars TIT.
Having at-ai1et lsnect.rH l. the iccacd Of raTuer
criHS aid plating Lead rps ezbe to o- The su;eT.oT
srslcia al tee s,.ls prlcs charged Tor common pipe
s =sT-aG:= T.. ips 5f1etII= " n, rot 20 bgrzt Or
2a:fset.g u1!!Gfli thic51e.f.
Asu aana large ti0cs o: uf.Sd iIc.oa sIa tolntJ
Stpe. when % s-arsd Ct ae EisEuseLorV, II Hez
iiSf ia ssn- .. = -''--''--' Z W L0wEsa
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18
THE MERCHANTS SErhNK or NEw.yoRE

SOLICITOR.
WIN. VAN HOOK, EsQ. ~ Wall st.
The o th Society JS Z. those oil the American
Companies and lower than tie alc p;c By mnDy London
Offices losn> granted the extent OF tids the amount
of premium puId, after the lapse OF year.
Person insured III the United States on lie scale OF p, tci
pa,iun" enoy the important advantage Of SHARING The
whsle business OF the Society which In Great Britain very
extensive.
The public are respectfully requested exnmire the dsn
gushing pnnc plss vi tbs luston-ther tables o Ihtc
their button Of prcsand The facilities afforded by then
Loan observation-disclosures GScidiH. TO insure e-evlere
Pamphlet containing the st Annual Reao and the Socie-
ys together with ban. iDuns, and the 'les; inurn
may DC obtained application 10 aay Agent or sub
Agent.
A MedIca Examiner 10 attendance at the Office daily at )
o'clock, 7. ". Fee psid hy the Suceiy.
J. LEASiiER STARR Gcneral Agent
i'll 3meod ReSIden; IN New York
yeIO MERCHANTS MANUFAcTURGgS. DEa LERS.
/ Sc-v. 3. PALMER the agent. dDIy sG'ho.izsd by
the proprietor. of NJ The s nswspae OF most of th
pncisl towns tbs State SewJesey PennsyyGHiN und
the Eassn. Southern EHG Western Staie, - receive adyer-
this City, 90! insertion IN the respective pa.efs
The opportunity eto!det 10 the buTneS cnmGIuriI; by lS
ageucy to disseminate Information throughout the county,
and soc, the attcntoa o the people Eueh IA ce-
mend 10 the anton OF the discriminating and snoI
pIisinE
The and the De seen a. ms Office
where Information viii bs checrfuly communicated.
and the nature OF the agency fury explained.
1- Office No. lS] Nassau tTrhcls Brildlassl opposite
City Hali-at the Coal OIhcs- oil teod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18

From the journal OF Commerce of January 9Th ls+p.
AIATlnNN N LOAN FUNp LIFE asst RANCE So
IN tlElY OF LONDON. % Co'nh!L-Eaipcwaed by
CAPITAL e500.0O0 STERLING.
CENTRAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
J LEANnEk STARR. - NSii =. New. NO:S.
PHYSICIANS TO TEE SOCIETY (Nsdirul ESsiiueis.)
J. kEakNN ROGERS. u. u. 10 Bescketst
ALEXANDER l.. iiUSAt X. NJ. ID. lOi f:ankin s.;
EANKERs.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18
CDAg


US kn PER TON-PEACu ORCHARD COAL. RED
eOUASfI dischnrgIng from boats. constantly b!oken
mid Ess-Store and Nu,-deyefe nboge iee 81 crGrge
for cariasc hsu. Lehsh Coal White Ash Schuykii Llv-
epOol and Sidney Coal Apply yyTo,,rs 70 n1cKERsoN.
do If Il! Anthony st near Broadway 1abernncle
CUMBERLAND COAL-FATN ASH.-T'he subscriber
s prepared TO oders for the above superior
quality Coal dcc, from vessel from yard The Cumper-
land Coal bitumlnous IN lts nature burning Freely win
bsze BIT 40 ssoKg and has bsen pronounced si
prr1or 10 e I,rrpos7 Orrei Coal" by OF the t.t
Chemists in England and America
The subscriber has received tho Erst dn6 only eshpped
to this market tie completion OF the cnnpanys road
Apply TO I. STOKES DiCkEhSON,
di0f No lU Anthony.ss. rear Broadway Tabernacle
s~SOAL-PEACH ORCHARB and White Ash. Also L.
" high, Liverpool, Virginia Sidney, Pea and DuEt ADAPT
ed rni qualities the Stove Crate and Knnge o! the
De cling, the Furnace p tie lanuinctoy nnd Green House
and tie Rckkn ~ or sne VI the regulr market prices
j. TCRBELL < I: I. JACKSON,
ID Third avenue, 5S Eutcn a. 6i iiroad@ny nnd a The
Yi,ds cor Hudson ad AnCs and Perry and a. Rose
HILL, 81 RNerue near :sd a. u
orders per Dispatch POST promptly attended to- Jy5 sm.
FsyIE CoAI. OFFICE OPPOSITE THE PARK-TRI-
BUNE BUILDINGS,
COA-Ot the best qualify adapted Kinds and sizes TO
the respective uses sale nj caSA prices, ut lJ Nasli
CI'rbuue fui!tings) opp1.ts CITY Hall. VIZ:
Peach Orchard, White Ash schuy.sii Camel.
Peach Mountain, Grey Ash ScEuJkIl Sydney,
BROAD Mountain, Lehgh, Newchsts,
Ii,ca.r:a, L!.ef:taI, - -, .,,,,, tictnu &l-
III Il Y. Il. PALMER. i"o NassdI-st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18

900 REAMS NEWS PRINTING PAPER-1eszsIoees4
I,sJtDC 20y0. 22y30, ax3, 22xs3, 2I3, 24xH, 24x5,
2Iy3S 24IS5 96137 &xa9, ssIi2, Ex+6, 29x45 SKA.
For sale IN lots purchasers on liberal terms for cash
i5 S'-- lY '''''' " CyRUs W. FIELD. gu,Ing slip.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18
MARINE JOURNAL.
e,eared

OF Observation-Disclosures II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18

:, FOR SALE OR EECHAEGE-A yaiuahls ,ai,S and
- hirhjr improved Country SsEt ~ Jainelcl WIN
iz non 10 acre. OF lGad iroa;ng Fulton 81 7t9 Get
Finding. MI end numerous large @ i,ser =, cue,
fit nd peu, in bearing also 1900 ofuAentn! trees IN nu
.,n most de. rnbc property f5r gentleman dong b'lhe.s
NJ the City. Apply 10 or sddEei. ,-, >, ,orY,ON
,I Inn. No Z Atlantic a. South FerTy Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18
THE NEW YEAR.

II l. n Il w L l. a II.
d A 81 4 G + ID G o o 5.
E5GOG PAIRS of Bocts and Shoes famng gad
by water and smoke 1T the late fire IN %.,
iof sale AZ lie Bfookyn aDd Long Island Store, lao Fulton
,i,ect.l 10 be sold. lfposhle, within three 'yeSSs
r. Many u The articles yery slightly Soiled and
not sire the least for VI hen there room to GET
into the so!e great bargains may be expected
d2 SMITH x HARTSEORNE.
q Bfl;yT's. SiiOGa, LE.aTJss:N, S.r. s5=5r
* CHAMBERLAIN & @toLnThiVA arr $3.50. ssaSS.5 -,
81 tGauistGre 7d tsTia;lssiC. ds-'gtS 10 ~ fSTt-
rtrSt sava !arVe ,c,ipy oi Goods. LfI-?B TO THE
VESTER-f, S0rflfER-f .6-FD CITY IRHOE-
and are cll.LaE.l7 receiving from the lIulaGtnle nan
b,ran Cutter ( CO., Hsilsston and b. tofnwai e Co.
Eg:t S:nnnstnn, has. .r.5h supplles- oofiitss oi
hienl' auri Boys ku.sat ans tt-sE pcced IroEtLs
70, "a. Kip and Cal co r,.,,
no. do. 60. Grain a=i DO ses psiSd Boon
10 TO- DO ard 10. s3Tsd HrG5dps
;,slie=' Cali, Sji Ead esi,c- soosi
~. d.. watzinG Sio-s
Dc. I'D. Noroesu Go.
ro;stss va.=,- q c;heF sficst ii ine hoG5 e
<ss ine v n ,y ...i :ai Z low uHg ~ ie dsESfi sr
Etston manufacturer e: c7s ~ 9Fev-l sEt0:se1
~ 'ssra adTa5ss- made ~ Cons znnl-its = p
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18

- FOR LOHnON-Regular Picket of 9th January.
i The splendid Irst class iastsuin= packet ship GLADI-
So ATOR. Capt. Z. Bunting, vii positively sail as
aD0ye her regular day Having superior uccommodn-
mons for mud ~ CABIN md Srerage passengers persons
wishing embark should maze Immediately application
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18
REAL ESTATE.
PGR SALE.

T5,0 IMPORTERS OF DRY iio0ijS-1he atse;;lrs l WI
" 5ni,t one and haif raii Moth o tna lace
ftyln. -ef.i Of the Hudson RIVER the '' ne Eca
g. ;hoTJughfr, leading - the property address NJ w !"
- l-,itrjar nd EDcu.-rr ptTcs, sIs NC
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18

MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAM'L HASEAY, Sec'ry.
M. Posr PhysciHn. u I'm
FasHE howard INSURANCE COMPANY make :.
sutaaces against oG1 damage by Ere gnd inland
gst.Oa. favorable oe; similar inSctuios Il
the city. 1900. ,. .
r!EECTcEs.
r. EsYcrs. Gales a. Iisislsd. toho H1iNG.
EaJah Tuyict I'm. W. Toia, -.,ss Il. G-nissin.
}. Phillips eEenit, Nm. Coich '.athgpc ,.ssd.
Fennns &. Tucker .. =. yoGiic- tcT,Hand SiyGsfa,
David Tee J. y. Fa;ns5a, t:eH!yG. houlotoi,
John y. Tc!se. ,iiehao 3a;iwsa, r-.eI /. Esyina,
EDWARD S1lhnny.
L. navENs. PEssides:.
I.yy1s T,r7ts- S7r=.S.err dia u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18

:. COUNTRY SEATS AND FARMS TOR SAl.E.-
- Tn, subscribe. offer, for sais hcrnl terms, seye
81 l Country Seats ard Fnrms cn the ths BANK Oh 'ne
Hudson River, near TaTryown-enons winch asi
{he FARM OF the snb5crber occupied by alr. CThgsr
yy.tfi rom - to 3ll ucrei. ,-o -.
hl.o .cver. .na Places suitable for Country Seats or
Earning plrptses Inquire of the =lbscshef. . -
49, tSiyfs : g. TJA!pkiN- Isl West - y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18

FOR SAIrOR ENrUNNGE.-An eerntt Loui-
"a tr- Seat wa50 49, acres uf het a' laty " desl'tc,
; IN Hyde PARK with ex;eu'lvc ye view" 's s.'e
~ ,5,In le,e order and ,ti,ei 70 reni!c,nnn
I.o River Faro mile nnrh Of Cen LOWS : W.T..
fnc 10Y, ron-ini1r 80 ac!esvi he divided II deslred
ii ~ Fsrrs N Rhl0eieck HAVING iue ver view con-
,er,n between ar iOdncre, and q; ine on me hiVef.
49, - ~ ANTHONY J. BLEECkER & co.
7,;' tx ,,, Broad street, near WalGieet
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18

IAFUFFSt MUFFS! MuFFS!-At MoNAR0UE'S, -
V1 Bowcry, lnEa assortment of Nufls, which viii be sold
vey reasonable terms. Ladies will and j; 10 their aivra
t.lye q call beiura elsevlere. d3l lfr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-18

HUTCHINSON Z RUNYON offer for sale large, and
I spe"!d s.sofnsut ui Ladies gad Gsniamsns India
Ruh6eT hoe. ncutn, the eel btae Meiaic Rubber OseI
,oe. and warranted bs squa 10 the market, at
sres,y reduced prce, Also. large assortment of lined ard
furtnmmed Ru0b.is. cheap. -,
Wafchouse of the Newark, ~ J. lnd!a huoocf ncte! eS
Maiden Lane. J.o
-, iNDIA.KUBBER SHOES CHEAP.-DAY at
NJ y .ir den Lane. hes row on hand y the cite
otherwise, gcre;1 n,,nrtmsat OF Para huooeS nuch
cheape. ihnn heretofore ssd ;n's season.
A,o ali IN, leading ald fancy stTies OF lrdles ard gentle
mans' Overshnes incudn. Metallic Rubber-, which
do not become stiff hy cold. tj6l II. II. DAY.
TNAsai0NA ST.. Bj;J Z ARD Gil OE STORE GROSS Z
z BETS, 5 Fo9E -, door E.;t o broedTey, Es.p
OF hard sr-s ass:,nen. Roots and o=s, made ~ the
most iaIrionce siys and o! tee s,t nasa N. b. 5lade
or!s! .i description u ioOA and chos. III: warranted
and pnceI low 10 sct sts ilniel. Ht1