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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-06

$3.50 Ttt&UL utI ass r'tlsf4N .2t.LR' liIAs
the tWEj6nT AECOM-
it= 7,Ss3f t3 '.ls Phradripai., Wmiason and
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&r' Ia" d'pHt, Fat street, EVERY AtlH
NOON, at3 O'Clock (rNcrpt Suuitya) aHl arrives
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NJ FiT' inrou.'t ony 81 ..o.
~ Tickets tJr t''IS tr1lit must ie NU'cur'd rs me
Oacr hcrre TAKING seats IA thg raTs Cu"g"isc iIH
t.rr. rs clarG by Vie regular ma passenger train,
t.'ll bn rfqnwed b. The conductor
"@0fr A. CRAWFORD, Agtn'.
I'esR2AyVLs. ChsHMER Es sc rmehe, Tht-
| - ur', Tu kerj, Blanket. NCtt and six NHAHLSs
Ca AWtScs. Rep and MOUseine dc aAnes
flp1cc@s Fannels, Ct-Sin"Hs, Eto.hs, Cn's.fnercs
! C'oakiHg, Gaia r,aids, Glove, b'nen0
! hiRrN ClWh iC AID silk HDhFS
| Ca-hmrras, Moravan. a paca ard ~oEsteG Hosiery
! Black ltaiiGu ChAVAT5
| MILLINERY GOODS-as R..hors, YC'Vets, ga
M, Flowers, Caps, Crarss, s.. SC, which wIH be
! e-e3 at ysry los prices ov
THOMAS ARMSrRONG,
NJ tbs - 30 ,iWCTc sirsCL.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-06
EgOPs. For sale 4, al l.iGHT ST. ~
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~ O!N SiN&ER, DGAjsE|#"+%, &C.,
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WOpH CUES, SeaIs. Dies. EiaEus, Door iates,
and org'Uai drawings prepared. seI.GU
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-06

oil between Boud aud Cas.hne-sis.
} or aa gsnnine a Ti oc " ,acs m .r. .gG
just rrCev ID and fai sale by
CHARLES +. BARRY,
No. Sl Ba!timOre street.
Who're also may be hada general assortme 4tGf Drugs
NedCiaes and pCiiumery. ui-tt
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03
w,,,...--I, anreara from an article in the

Wunar.--Is appears from an article in the
fbis Cultivator, an excellent paper recently es- @
tablshed at Columbus, Ohio. that, luogfng 20 oy
,se ~. osan,ity of wheat passing the Ohio canal
~ s,s wheat crop of Ohio is decreasing, notwlii
"a ..arding a greater number of acres is every year
sared IN wheat The editor attributes this re-
nj. to the FAC, that the sal is yearly losing The
sements Necessary to good straw and gram. IN
,prly to the suppostion that the decrease is
caused by r,,st the editor remarks as follows;
: AS an evidence that the cause of the failure OF
the wheat crop is not generally understood, we
can state, from our own personal observation,
that many fields in ohio which were said 10 nave
been destroyed by rust, the past summer, were IN
straw ,fn merely s TUNED lro~n, because it had not
berry did not fls simply because the plant could
When I will farmers begin to study natures laws
and conform their practice TO the lessons which
she teaches
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03
markets. .. Carefully reported for The Tribune.
Tn.nl 1871 Total.


COT-roN-The sales to-day are some 200 bales without
material variation in prices One line Of 700 baes far Uplqnds
sold for France at @ e9 o . The a TOR f I Nses esgs
land ind Florida, ordinary TO good ordinary At 15s cents
ddnF I T to GC9d ed mddSY nj sanS "a Y Gas een is b
bile and New Orleans. ordinary good ordinary 5' md
Pf R mdss se roa5 s ~ "a @ sFs Te a i1 ~
period SO be rsG n d at when some
FLOUR AND MEAL.-IIolders Of Genesee are very firm
= S and are mali Ss % ea9se r. 3 IN sd aben iGea %
ter sale Of $50 bbs BmBywlne has been made at ~ 10
Georgetown, &c are 81 6s5s
on the spot Is cents per bushels weight and 9 DO
at as cts weight In other grun there nothing doing
,a5 gsns f ax we Worth n9s Is s!e' g. @
100 rough nj 1900 and 1850 bushels Russia l cts cash.
PROVISIONS-In Pork aud Beef there s nothing DOING
marx We quote S. and SiO as he nominal fe s C '
the latter may be snd 10 tend upward of English BaT, 300
LEAD-Mssouri Pig very quiet, and we know Of no
saiis' cash. INC '''' "''''" '"'' " -
LEATHER-There was better feeling exhibited at the
sale on Thursday when 535l sides Sole were disposed oi at
% @ 1 n S oa s on @ hs az
aiogue) as compared with the safe OF last week.
saas Sann nj iS s4S 8 bales fair bewIa.e AmeGsan
s75 90 Waterroed sl6O months; and 81 italan s2O
mos
HIDES-Tbe sales are l67l Rio GLande, (ia Rio de ia
OIIs-The remainder of tho FIoras cnrgo. consisting Of
1869 bbk Whnle has been sold private terms besides $500
bbi To in twenty days. 81 cents. cash. all Tor export
The Lseed 1000 gallons English ut 7Q cents and
American lots ut 81 IS for casks and 6 cash. for bbs
$3.50 gallons boiled English. were sold @ few days since q 20
chansed hands sssR 50: higher price snow demanded;
aud 100 do eSts So 49, mos. We quote unblenched Win
Ter SPERM 30 9 cents Fall s., Amos. BY auction, 30
cuses Lynch Olive sold nj IS g, mos
SlJGARS-The market very firm, with good demand
for ~ Orleans the trade and the sales below leave but 100
hhds aunt uuod tho transactions include $50 hhd at 3
So cents; showing an Improvement of n of cent since
last week; and OF Havana, 30 bXs. Brown ~: aud 10
White 10. 9. 4 mos
MOLASSES-Thc market is very firm. and FOR the present
entirely bare of New Orleans The sales comprise l6 bhds
and Is cs crop hatnnzss. private erms and 60
bbl Newt Orleans, mostly 10 arrive nj % cents mos BY
auction IL hhds. Matnnzas sold at 2 cents mos
sale stopped.
COFFEE-Tho market very dull. and where large par.
ccS nrc disposed Of made the pRrt Of
hulders. The sales include $500 bags Brazil at 6 cents:
l5O Java 200 Manila IA s. l5O akuyrn, Ga at 7,i iahd6
mos; 100 ST. Domingo. 5@ 5i cash; ana 4VO Sumatra ON
terms moi nude public
WOOI-Snce our last there has been nothing Of conse-
luence Foreign Domestic; about 4p bales OF the
Mary Smiths cargo, of Smyrna Just received were sold pre-
VII O
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03
Arrived.

Bark oof Wyk (of Boston, Meacum, from Rochelle, Dec
7th, brandy. &c 10 master.
Schr Miller Chnnn ls I'm Plymouth NC. corn and naval
stores 70 DspeySie Whtmnrsh Sid IN with schr Elizabeth
iiarkness. Weeks, for NSork
sschr Apn flyuan, Toon i'm Newbern NC. cotton
Depeyster X Whtmarsh.
Scr Select Johnson. ds I'm Ne,vben. NC naval
Sch; Amanda Nlyrrick. Cathca DIS I'm Baltimore flour
Se6S Chesapeake =. days from Baltimore with mdse B
SsYl sc!f Jasper. Hamilton DIS from Boston, dse to H Her
rick
Schr |. A Achetman, Virginia. oysters.
Sioop Republic Soue, I'm NBediofu oil.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03
p.lsr offIoa. Ngw-YoKx. Jan "a. Isl5.

pilsr OsfIcR. NEw-yoRx. Jan. I'D, Isi5.
l-s- The Pos. Master General having approved
the recommendation the establishment ola PERMANENT
POST OFFICE. and sanctioned the selection made by the
Po,t aiaster nr lis location CHATHAM SQUARE corner
Broadway has directed tiHl the removal from the
present Park office Post Office Nassau street and
the Branch ucc Cnthnm Squire be made simultaneous
y The offices will he reGdy Tor occupnOn durng The
ensuing week. when the Post Uce the Park w
be vacated The Post Master cengatuate his fellow citizens
upon the completion 0 arrangements well calculated 10 pro-
The convenience Of all classes of the community
j33 l0t JOHN LORiMEH GRAHAM, Post Master.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03
w- SEE LIST PAGE.
Cleared.

Ship New York, Dedade, Bremen.
Bark Regina VIcloun, S,orls, Trieste.
Brics REINDEER, Wilson, Gibraltar and LeghoTn. Foster y
Nicke0on: Olive, Nllaven Camilla, Mandvie. II Thomas
w Pratt; Savannah Sturges CleaTmDn John X. Gard
ner, Pcderkn. New Orleans, johnson x owden; New York,
Newman Georgetown; Pensacola Hale NOrieans; Elliot
Watts, do.
,,Schr Maria IaonTe,te Baltimore, johnson & Lowden
Elizabeth. Beaston, Philadelphia n hcready l. Co; Ellen
Roiman, Ellis NBediord Judge Hitchcock, Hathaway New
bern Sp!en, Howes, Boston: Henry Clay, Johnson Pha
delphie, Mckee 4 Co: Friend, Bacon Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03
Opirions Of Inc Boston Pros.


kRsAS S0AP-M Creeci. n: his elegant shop under the
fremont House. hn5 quantity OF this excellent article for
shaving o, washing: Il the best thing the marke: decl-
dedly- Morning Put
TIE RUSSIAN KEsAS.-Soae SIX years sce. tuend who
Ine upecarsOs voyage To -. Petersburg, brought Us
home hy way knd remembrance, pound cake gen
Inc hesGR SOAP which he earnestly commended 10 shaving
cup we tired and found gGcdreEy good; good,
deed that beIeroeat fread and admr1be soap
corupounde DAVIS of Co Giidge supplied necessity by
Generous donation OF hsh5 nrl SOrts. know what
should have doae with razor-nneSSto 10 nse 90 the
throat Of cenn doc, who tay consider himself dead her,
iny. If he keeps 40; Quiei al night.
10 revert, however the ResGn eiler all tbs
sense tREECT under the fremont House, hiss small
ty Of the genuine article. which ha selling ut as fast as he
attend customers ard make change L : irst Tate
article. and mistake. Try il. iEyening Transcript
KEsAN SoAP.All who have ever used the hesan Soap,
.baviug aiy n;5er OF the vareus purposes for
which nny be used viii a-ree with gIyiss the
every other hi II Is, however Ia shaving, tis
superiority TIE evident Il possesses the rare :Bd
ynuabe qualify U beng egsay good whehsr u c used with
he; water coh hard sa anJ 9ne doubts IT, We ac
wise HIM In call 81 toe shop OF Samuel W Green. under The
fremont House. who the genuine arIes anc who will
remove his ilcTedu-uy. Lpaiiy Aties
"a silre.l
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03
,>,- Tho panaI Ghnrch not the Church OF

chrisf.-Tbe Phlndepha DAILY sun Of to-day con-
,a. the celebrated Sermon preached at the request OF
American Protetan Association, 10y Rey +. Berg D. ~
n hat City. il can be had of VIM. II; Graham Tribune
suiIdmgs md Of The News gents generally Price cents
veStor Proprietor and only Manufacturer OF this HoHasM
Cccpond has oysned Depot for rs e1eis.re saS al No. NO
IS Fulton street :" Sun Bsiidrgs," where Dealers ana
Agents viii Hereafter be supplied J5i -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03

Si.l55,512 IL
City and County OF New York. Gilbert Hopkins, Pres-
dent and Alfred Fraser, Cashier being duly depnse
and say hu the foregoing statement according 10 the
best OF Their knowledge and belief
G.-HOPIIINS, President
a. 3 FRASER, Casiier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before this DAY February,
1875. fSh MEL GRAY. Commissioner of Deeds.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03
MARRIED.

Al Philadelphia on Both uIt By Rev. Dr. Jones' GE2 w.
pYFF of his city TO CAROLINE daughter of Levi Tay
ior Esq OF the former place. ~ RI, =,
Jan g. Henry B. Jones 10 Mara Wick; Wm l. Hicks 10
A posdam s.: Lawrence Co. 18th JAM VIM. L. Knowles
Al Ba,timore jan g. L. w. sarston to Josephine B. Sbc
ey John Smith TO Ann Caldwell.
al Rntovia 10th inst Jacob Roesser Christina Keitz
At Wsieriown, 18th January Solomon H. Knapp to Maria
A; PonShkeepsc, JAM s William r. DOkin to Sarah Ann
Churchill 9
At hbuny, 10Th. Henry Blown TO Elizabeth Seymour.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03
e pr q. ki,nhalrs Minerai reeih.-Th


celebrity which these Tea have obtained and the high value
set upon them by those who have them. together with
their known intrinsic superiority the of Teeth
that are made nts country. have induced Dr. kimba to
make such arrangements will hereafter enable hun
ply the increasing demand pr them extent he has been
confirmed III this design by the uniform which has at
tended ms practice tins department OF his ptoieSon and by
the high encomus that have been passed upon these teeth by
many "i our most distinguished citizens who now
cn md BY OF The Physicians and Dem
tsts OF this city VINO have spontaneously offered tie mos,
pie Testimonials t0 their excellence These teeth and will
continue be made by Dr. kmbal eIels,rsy for his
practice they IN the most elegant upon heavy
gold plate. ana adapted 10 the mouth such
binethe highest utility with the greatest possible comfort They
warranted 10 be unsurpassed by that made IN the
United States ana spAranieadIn Ell fl perfectly
and all The that artificial eet can be made
answer Dr. klma WISHES II To be particularly noted that
his arrangements are such Us VIII enGbe linn offer these
iecth made the style above mentoned Of e sane prices
that charged the most rlc kinds Specimens
be seen his house, No 81 Broadway, SprinsstTee
ell lI,ttsu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03
DIED,
DIED,
this city, on the lst inst. WILLIAM HOWARD. Esq.

asel 6S years.
without further notice ihs (onday) p. d. III O'Clock from
his late residence, No 18 Dey 81.
On Sunday morning, at three O'Clock, of Group MARY
ELIZABETH MURRAY. only child of VIM. =. and Mary
Jane Murray. nged ree years eeven months and eight days
Fuuera this Monday) afternoon. nj three O'clock from the
residence of her father. No. E9 Forsyth 81.
Jan 81 MIS- Eizebch Van WycS; Mrs Jsnnet Rober,son
s John G. Of G. w Coser; Mrs Harriet c. Frost aged
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03
oommerclal and money matters.
OF For cemmersiel ead Won.D Matters see Last Pa

OF For Commercial aad M0nev Matters. Last Page.
SATURDAY, Pm,
In the Stock market prices advanced to-day. and
the lances especially buoyan, Pennsylvania 5s i'm
proved somewhat md the passage of the Interest bill IN both
House. will no doubt have favorable influence the
,scons OF Monday Canton. Long Island Norwich & Wor
all advanced and werexei sustained at the Sec
od BoaId There has baen percepble relief in the Money
Market the majority OF operators. thnt the report
y has been weathered look for turnback in the scenes
ne think in the Money Market will not at once a
ough there will undoubtedly be less ghtne than has been
t for the last week. Two of the Bank Reports have been
,su.dy published and present the following comparative
.hons in the leading items:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03
Noyessels in sight nom the Highlands at sunset.
Sailed.

sh;s Ne,v yo,k Bremen: Louisa New Orleans; Sharon
do Barss Iio s. Marks Eliza Apslachi1ola Brig, Rolg
Guayama PR; Josephine, BFenlen Conieha Ponce pK Sa
ntbar NlIN NNAN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03
Memoranda.

Tho racket ship St Nicholas, for Havre, reported saieu
detained until Tuesday morning. ,..,he.,a
ioatinc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW ROMANCE BY LEVER.
NEG NNTEL BY SUE

NEE NOVEL BY SUE
NOW READY AT THE OFFICE OF THE NEW
WORLD. a ANN-sTREET,
Nos. l and IL. for January. sf the
REPOSIToRY OF ROTASCE,
Double number, price lsI. cen;sOny One Doist Year
ise cheapsS; Magszms in Aul1rica
CONTENTS OF rEIs NusBSR.
1.-THE O'DON0GHUE, Tale Of Ireland FLY Years
Ago By Charles Lsvef-he inst Chapters, receivet BY the
Cambria
:. TIE HOTEL. LAMBERT. Novel By Eugene
Sue, published exclusively N the Repository.
3 THE THREE GUARDsMEN. capitui Tale, By Du-
rlas-Complete.
4 HoRTENslA, OF the Transdsaratious- Romance Of
great beauty by Z.choske.
). REVELATIONS OF LONDON intensely exciting
by Acknowledgement new Chapters.
9. The Sevilies os Gs sTre;stown-Coatinusd.
q SIX Novels 70. Shilling! or One Dollar year. Pub
hshei seui-monthly
% The Wandering Jew-FOur volumes OF the French
edition, complete, Nos. Ito BIS cents each.
l. Office 2. ADa.st. E. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03

Il ESAN soar The subscriber has Iust received, by the
IN ship Pnnea. from Cons;adt, number of cases Of this
Incompatible Soap. which, for Shaving and for the Toilette
IS unsurpassed Il fre year since this article
roduced n,o City, at has been sold tc upwards ofhrty
thousand personsi fed thapures; aud cheapest ia-
uiiy Soap now "a USE.
n- Druggists ar Dresse and dealers Fancy Goods,
will lind this n very sileabc article.
o. For SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, by
SAMUEL w. CREECH, Hdir Dresser,
No. fremont House. Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03
BALLS! BALLS /!

SHI.ASD BaII-THE ASHLAND ASSOCIATION
"a will :het ty, Animal Ball. ST NoioS S1IooD, %
Moaiay Evening Fe5raaTy iGth. ISIS.
Tickets 50 to be hal st the Ssor House. City Hotel Bow
ths Tribune. JS Nv
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03

A Company OF Boston Capilasts have securgu re-,
tract territory for two miles along both banks o. the er'
mack at Andover where they contemplate the establishment
of manufactures, large scnle petition neaHed oy s
vel ,cnce yyps presented in the House of Representatives
on saturday for incorporation for manufacturing purposes
and to bud across the Merrmsck River about seven
miles below Lowell At the point where the dam 10 De
made il stated fall % feet be obtained aad the fall
nj Lowell only feet The Company for the construction
of the dam and of the will employ acapai OF
hnIf million of dOi1rs.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03
Posr-orrlcr, NEw,YoRK, Jan. 2elh, i345

Posr-OFFICE, NEw- 7 ORR, Jan lglb, l3Ij.
{ts- Ehc Postmaster General has ordered
EXPRESS MAIL to be run from Coynsou, Georgia TO
Montgomery Alabama, und back with the o expcdt-
ing the between the Eastern Cite; and The
Cities ii Mobile and Newt Orleans day. and to enable those
desiring avail themselves of the despatch II will af.
iord-notice Is hereby giveG utthe arrangement.
Letters PREPARED and marked ENPREss," md newspa
per slips from Publishers of newspapers addressed PUB
LsHERs PAPERS ONLY, aud sent ~ lieu OF Their cx-
change. done up light wmpp-rs, open nj end the
matter tiat can be allowed be by the Express
11yiS IOHINEE ,I,AHAM p
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03
Established l7a5.-soAP CANDLES AND

ST Established f735,--SOAP CANDLES AND
STARCH.-i. u. & w. LEE 3ianuincturer. Nos. II and
% ReGde street, New York. hnve constantly hand la.ge
assortment %: the above articles which they Will sell the
loves, market prices, warranted equal, rot superior,
manufactured IN The city: delivered shipped without charge
for boxes CstrtHce-
Merchants Gocets, Country Dealers and Families who
of the above articles. wi! find to thei fntees; 10
NIB Smis ]. D. 4 w. LEE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03

Wheat received in 1873 bush. a,sss s9S g sS
Mdae '........tons LIN .,..... 1.7i2
The quantity of Flour. &c. shipped from Lockport.
TGs received ss5s silas nss
wv NV" tsss e. 3 Ss Sss 15o
The arrivals al Boston fer the month OF January
2S OF which 2i7 wers and 81 foreign The
cearances were 2s3 OF which l6g were foreign.
In the aggregate not less than two million pounds
of wool were imported IN ISL.
The business Of The New Haven and Northamp-
Ton Canal the past shows increase of 20 per cent over
the preceding Number often. transported 2is or ~
759 lbs ofth 90 s. .5 went mp the Can.i and
S7s I'll down. Tho amount cleared up and down at Nes
Haven N e4i was ~ - 'tDo s99
Do IN ls43 -1,'o.Do
Increase 1853
The reeeipH were - - y y
Expenditures d','27 -
gscess "a 558 &
This occasoned By the heavy made neces
sary by the great flood OF s;h Oct last The Company
$50 per cent The 5000 received annually from the
City Of Haven regularly applied 70 the interest Of this
debt.
The Baltimore Money marker is easy, and the
Banks discount freely all good paper offered at per cent
Maryland Skies 76a Coupons, 1872 75 1872 SoG g.
1874, 76.
Mr. Disney in the Ohio Senate has moved re-
commit the Bank Bill To committee of hve His object
to have the State Bank portion stricken the whole bill
smplifed
A bill for the adjustment of The Louisiana State
debt proper meaning the debt incurred for banking and
Improvement purposes BEEN introduced the Legislature
The Lafayette Bank. Cincinnati had on the 9th
January. l5-Spece s79 1873 Is. Deposies 1853 81 Cr
culat ION l9S s9i. Loan and Discount s92, ,51s o..
The Report Of the Board Of Public Works gives
the following table Of the amount OF wo7 received at the
outlets Of the canals of Ohio.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03

Boardlng.-Mrs GoSS having opened the new and
conmodos house 70 Veeysi nearhe Asto House. proier
choice OF GesIuhe permanent unrder
Croon shower, warm and cold Baths free The location
very central ye quiet and shady. Terms moderate. au5 IFS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03

"A, EW CARPET AND OIL CLOTH sTORE-No. 81
~ East Brunrlyllv aad II Dsvislon-st-W. II. GUiON,
Gofthe late firm OF e. Purdy & Co would respectfully IN
te the attention o his friends and hoc families that haye
voeI hun with Iai. patronage while IN Pearsireet. and
Inc nubc generally 10 his extensive Ware Rooms N Inc spa
cjns store fronting IN No 81 G Boh,wny 2nd III NV
where sv be ioun th most EXTENSIVE assortment oi
III the various styles q. Cnrpetpf U Cloths. Rugs, Table
and Piano Coves, Window Shades, Sta: Rods &c rnml
es IN wnn of Carpetng nny article the line. may be as
sured OF being enabled 10 make n> satisfactory selections una
M prices lower thnn any other store 10 the city.
B-An experienced uphols,erer will atteGd TO the max
in- Of CARPETS and nyng Oh Cloth, NJ heshor;e notice
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03
az mnfYs: nfufsA ana Eurs-seIlns BY re

Ns- rfufs: nfuffs anI Furs-Selins by retail
nj IE prices for this WEEK ONLY. at No o
lantstIea ncs. Broadway Ladies' don't forget to can anc
supciy yourselves il time ~ Sinh
~ American Institmse-Rarmers' Club,
AND RSaTiONAl. MEETlNG.-The Farmers
Club will rnse at the Repository ot The lnt1se 10 .ae Las &
on Tuesday, the 4,h inst al ls o'clock NJ Slolscl-
ence Ra oads and Canals AgricSu.e trse. Sfan
gers ted Conversational Meeting "Wednesday Evening 3.
q, O'Clock Subject" Fermentation. AGGRESSION Tree. q
rs~ The Visitors and Members OF she
Association for the improvement, Of the Condition o the
Poor are hereby notified. that IN Section = N n sI MsG, rs
- Vnnarn street has been appointed place OF j. r'y
signed Section ls Gideon Peck 50 ia plSee
of Peshine resigned; and IN Section lV, j. aheh' sSo
R.oome ST. ect in place OF Thomas L. Wells, resigned
" Visitors and Members requested 10 MAKE tBe aoeVe
chm ses IN their Directory. Hereafter the changes wheh oc
cur will be published this paper, on the ft Mohoay u
every inosth. ,r, nv, -, S,.,..-
fSh. X. NJ. HahtLht' Iol- esS's'1'
Hss- United Irish Repeal Association.-A
ee,ag the United Irish Repeal Association OF the CITY OF
Newly will be held on Wednesday evsning, the 9TH R't
a, Taslmsny He'll al rs O'Clock.
As npOrtsn, businesS transacted mebs are ear
nesiiy requested to intend BY order.
fsat d. o'CoSNoR, Secretary.
" Doctor Childs has removed TO No. s Chambers
sussa,l ust west OF broadway. II lws
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03
~ BoaIding.-T'yvo or three Gentlemer

accommodated with single rnous rraes Mrs
Jane Haghs No. q Barclay street Al,o Room and Bed.
10 let with Board Reference given and required 3l tf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03

The aggregates for the Inst two years stand thus:
Received at Cleveland Portsmouth,, Cincinnati, Sleeq and
Toledo. !es; sr;oo
10 1913. g, 55s ke as9
In .iS1f,'''
In The aggregate not less than two million pounds OF WOOL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03

DOARD WaNTEp-fu pirate family, by steady
ID Young Man-ocution no. to be above Eth ST. below
Broose Terms be moderate. note addressed Ia
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
FANCY SuNB WAREHOUSE.
T. VAN Fps. No. lU3 Pearl street. door below Han
- lnhe hos Ter sale by the pnc nin lot ;o SUI
buyers, full stock ot the following gocls which will be sold
ont the most reasonable terms:
Fine gold watches and jeyvelry.
Spool cotton. shoe larcts, aud corset laces.
IVORY. Bone and uein eye!es and bodkins.
Hooks and eyes silver thiinbles and pencil cases.
Spectacles, spoons, linen threads. fish lines.
Scissors. penkulyes, percussion caps.
Bsadsbags, gold, jewery. silk purses
Elastic susrendcrs nGd sarars-
Buttons. git. ns.inc, agate ami JET OF all kinds.
10 cases ivory combs, oil every and quality
~ do twist black combs.
~ do du. top do.
do needles. variOus makers.
do knitting pins plain aud fancy.
d do per!umcry of every yarisiy.
And variety OF other articles, suitable fo country enG
c;tv ,r,ds il5 a0iIuis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03

sRylNBOW SHADE DEPOT@So. Spruce street
ous TO pea.o have enlarged their to supply Inc
increasing deand eI. superior shndes Persons buying
ohen can rely having good article, as they are wayi
willing To exchange them. "
Their patterns co;st,; Of every kind which could he invented
and they have steaer assortment than all the osr taD-
ishnenls put together, and try te great pleasure N Sno'
ng them nh are offended # hey DO not sell People
o. nsie would do well cn. sign Banners and Interior I've.
cnrntions done he surpassed. Trimming OF all kinds
sheap no Buns BARTnL & DE MiUNEY.