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Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-27

Steam between New F Ork and Liverpool zHfEHsa The GreAt Western Steam ship ZKHIRdS Co.'S ship GREAT WESTERN, s<eEAE4AE Capt. Matthews, and their new iron steam ship GREAT BRITAIN, Capt. Hoskens, are appointed to sail during the year 1845 IS follows:-
 FROM LIVERPOOL Great Western Saturday, 29th March. Great Western Saturday, l7lh May. Great Western Saturday. 9th July Great Britain Saturday, 2d August. Great Western Saturday, Z3d August. Great Britain ....... Saturday, 27th September Great Western Saturday, 1lth October. Great Britain. Saturday, 22d November.
 FROM NETWORK. Great Western. .... Thursday, 24ih April. Great Western. Thursday, l2th June. Great Western Thursday, 3lst July. Great Britain Saturday 30th August. Great Western. Thursday, 18th September Great Britain. Saturday, 25th October. Great Western. ...... Thursday, 9th November Great Britain ...... Saturday, 20th December Passage money per "Great Western, from New Ysrk to Liverpool, $10O, and $5 Stewards fee. For freight or passage apply to
 RICHARD IRWIN, 0S Front-st, N. Y. feb1l D. WHEELER, 2s St Michae-st. Mobile
 RATES OF LiGHTERAGE. ETC. ts fY$egDAa Per steamboat ARKANSAS, tc@aN-AN NCaptain R. West. Cotton at the ssE current rates of ligherage. Tow ing of vessels to and from city Dog river bar and intermediatey:
 For vessels under 200 tons. ... 1920
 do do of 200 and under 400 tons. 25
 do do of over 400 tons. ....... 30
 FOR OUTER BAR.
 For vessels under 600 tons. ...... 50
 do do of 600 and under 800 tons. 50
 do do of 800 and under 1000 tons. 70
 do do of 1000 and under l2O0 tons. 80
 do do ......... Lover 1900 tons. 90 Lighter $5 through the pssss S10 to Lower Fleet. Passage, in Cabin $l ,25j Deck S1,00 Application may be made on board to John J. De- shon, or to JAS. REID & co. 09- J. J. Deshon will receive and receipt for ton Ia absence of the steamer. febll
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SHERlFF'S SALE. Stanton & Brothers,

I
 Edward M Shoot, and Butler Simmo ms his security. N ILL be sold for cash, front of the Court w House door of Mobile county, on the first o'clock AM and o'clock PM. of said day, all the right, title and interest of Edward M Shoot in and to the following described piece, parcel lot of land to wit: five (5) acres of land situated Mobile county on the west side of Mobile Bay, about four and half miles from the city of Mobile, and bound- ed as follows, to wit: the west by lands of B. Simmons and Henry, on the north by lands of Wm. Shoot, the south by lands of Mrs. $. Barnes and east by the Mobile Bay. The same IS 10 be sold by virtue of the above stated veDdtioni exponas which issued from the Circuit Court of Mobile coutny and to me directed
 febl 54tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
 SHERIFF'S SALE.
 ~T ILL be sold cash in front of the Court House w door of Mobile county, on Thursday, the 18th day of August lS45 between the hours of II o'clock. AM and o'clock. PM, of said day one negro lpan called BARNEY, black, aged about 40 years, 5 feet 10 or II inches high, and says that he belongs to James Sanford, near Claiborne, Monroe county, Stale of Alabama. Said negro man Barney having been committed to the Jail or Mobile county, Alaba- ma, as q runaway slave, by Charles B. King. Jus- tice of the Peace, of Mobile county, the 10th day of January, lS46, and his owner or owners having failed to come forward, prove property. pay charges and take hun away he therefore will be sold in com pancc with the statute in such made md pro- yded to pay Jail fees, Sc.
 c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c
 00rThe Montgomery Advertiser, State Flag and Journal, Tuscaloosa, and Huntsville Democrat will please copy till day of sale. feb17 67tds
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-27

THE SPRING RACES will commence over the 1 Bascombe Course, near Mobile. on the l7ih of March, and continue four days. Particulars will be given in due time.
 Eebl5 66;f JOHN CLARK, Proprietor. LHNGLISH CHEMICALS, DRUGS, &c-Land- 1Z ing per British ship Duncan from Liyerpool-
 250 lbs pure Bi Carb Soda s 2O00 lbs Epson Salts; 50 do Calomel
 100 lbs powdered Rhubarb
 ,5 50 lbs Blue Mass i. 50 lbs assorted Extracts, Colocynth, etc
 Carb. Magnesia. Calcined Magnesia Tartaric Acid Rochelle Salts. Kreosote ..s Morphine. Nitrate Silver. with a great many other Chemicals too numerous 10 mention. For sale !, wholesale or retail at very reduced prices. feb2O .MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists. fEStiE undersigned has just received An assortment 1 of Spring Goods which he offers for sale at the following prices:
 -. Summer Cassimeres of various colors, all wool P s Hs fte $1 Soar 75 . Merinoss .5 80a 8 25
 xestngs4 ...................l Il OO OO
 Cravats ?. 25 6 % Drillings, pure linen. ............ A0a1 45 Do linen and cotton. ...... 40a 90
 White Muslins, plain and figured. 35 a 90 Jackonstt d'Ecosse. e.......... 35a 50
 Jackoaetts. s......,.,.... 25a 70
 Suspenders. rs.................. 40a 2 50 Also, various other articles, such as Twine for 6enes, Netting, stc.
 febI4 65Umo GUILLEAULT, 20 Conti-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-27

AGENCY OF THE MUTUAL SAFETY Co., -. Mobile, 22nd Jan. 1845. DRINTED Certificates of Insurance on istte II shee are issued from this AGENCY on Marine Risks for Cotton hence for Northerh ports and Eu- rope with an order on the President of the Company in New-Y York, for such sums amounts may in case of loss become due, in the manner if a separate Policy had been issued the office in New York. ROBERT $. BUNKER, Agent,
 corner of Royal and St. Francis-sts.,
 jan22 45lf up Stairs.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-27

IT ONDON PORTER, Double Brown Stout, L Glasgow and Falkirk Ale, East India Beer, for sale in quantities to suit purchasers by
 feb2O JOHN O'REILLY co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-27

A RECEIVED per ship Mary Francis very superior aItcle of gentemen's Beaver, Nu- S tria, Moleskin and Cassimere Hats, of the la- test New York fashion. For sale by
 w. H. & H. F. CRAWFORD, feb5Uw IT Dauphin street.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW WORK.
JUNE 6

CLEARED.
ship Mechanic. Rem. Quebec.
Bns- Ann Rendeil Ma,anzss Read Hoppoo Wy
if.a F,e.caer Client Foster Nckerson; Champion
.lcs1aan Portland.
.ehr. seutherner. Hatch. Richmond Lone star
Knapp Mode;Own.
s.oop Risuzl D1rfce. Providence
ARRIVED
Park pa~fhea - from New Haven IN Dsllss.
BrirAmyilsi Anderson, from Kingston, y. \, WITH
OIL bound 70 B0.fon.
-chrKafc Pendergas, Borum, 10 days from Sydney
g. with coal. 20 order.
-car Exchansc from Kingston. with coal bound to
NeThgrypor.
schr Nary Am Thornton from Folly Landing, with
corn % n = Ravens.
-chr Al bot Lawrence Meoker from Boston mdze
schr Freeman. from 1nou1asion with lime.
Sem Delaware from TnOmastO~D with Lime.
echr Mozart from Lubec. with lumber.
Echr sarah. Mora from salem, with mdze
schr Florence. from Boston. with ndze.
Schr Coral. from Connecticut River with stone.
schr Chandler L0zier from Virginia, with wood.
-car j. Peterson. Hoffman from Virginia. with WOOD
Schr J.. r Horton Burwick. Virginia. with wood
~chr Elijah Horton Burbsnck, Virginia.
-chr Cha .cnge kellar Thomas;on.
Schr Minerva bidrdge Belfast
-chr superior Weeks. belfast.
-car Myrtle Baker Norwich.
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MRS. LIuCOLNrs BOTANY.

FAMILIAR LECTURES on BOTANY, Practical. Ele-
mentary and Psychological with neys AMI full de-criE-
on Of Pans OF the United States, and Cultivated ENo
Ca. &c. BY Mr-- A. IA. LINCOLN, mon Ma Lincoln
pasips New edition revised and enlarged
Tie extensive circulation Of this Wor5 has encouraged e
author and publishers additional labor and expense
10 sdspt il more fully 10 the Of public By aldina
extensively 10 tie catalogue Of southern and Western Pani
a, % 70 that Of Northern attitudes that the booa
VIII now contain descriptions Of most OF the plants Of ue
United STATES and cultivated exoc-. WIKI the Fora OF Nor
ber Southern and Western Plants, presented 10 The
uubc In connexon with the Familiar Lectures on Botany
We hope TO have rendered our work such VIII fully
.wer public expectation.
HUNTINGTON SAVAGE. ZIG Pearl-st
New York Nav II, I545 r11
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PATERSON SILK FACTORY. NJ

MANUFACTURES Tram Organize. and large skeir
vi sewings Of the very tes, quality for fringe gnp and
coach ace makers
assOre may be ordered, handsomely put up In half and
quarter pound papers, bundles Of 100 skes each IN
iOns Of 100 skeins 10 suit purchasers
Gentemens plain and fancy Cravafs OF the newest styles
do rich white and printed Pocket Handkerchief
Sarsne, &C for Int and cap Innings.
SILK Cloth Of any required widih-psin for printing or
dyed for banners and flags
Waste Sin for csrding and spinning
The above for sale and orders FOR any article IN The sk
line solicited by :. SHAPTER.
mh2f 9m PA Pear-srre-
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TOKTIGN PORTS.

SID from Cape Town CGH March 4, ship Talnia, Col
in- Sadanha Bay 20 load for Boston,
AZ - Pierre Mari 18Th ult brgs Rupert Curtis, for
frankfort dsg. HaHa.ccket. Wilson, for Portland de
chr Don Nicholas Drnkwaier, for Salem do. At Fort
Royal brig Alpine. Treat for Frankfort ldg. Al Trinity.
,rg- Orcnila Harding for Bangor loading Gen. Cobb,
hammond iOr Newport, do
ca ~ Galveston 18th ut brig Ganges Wilson. Trieste.
Ar ~ - John NIB 26th ult schr Mary Elizabeth, Mel
riu Bosfo 2sih bark Fanny, Quinn Londonderry, via
philadeiplia .chr- Woodlands Lean. and Matilda
spafc. Philadelphia 2-ih brigs Jas. Hay lssac Africa
d ~ 0rk 18Th Ida Howard do. do schr Demerest
'atcr-on Philadelphia. Cid. 18Th schr Enterprise, Go
.um Haiowcl Margaret Fitzgerald Boston.
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NO ID GOLD->lktET Trird Floor one door hello,
fulou-s.rrei, y A.--iA kinds Of Morrce Lock an
N-lms Door Furniture, Front Door sets Door Plates 81
jailed IN Tie best possible manner Also Coach Paiinr a
yndcd % With dispatch lies sri HF CRANE
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nANYCr knEE

40 1o- Fr-LTOS-STREET,N EW-l DIRK viii tlis day
y nnbi.b No 5 OF THE TREASURY or HISTORY.
~orsr.ng general Introductory Outline Of Universal II
NV Ancient and Modern and seres Of separate -o-
10 ~ every pnnc pal nation that exls their Rise. Pro
res and Present Coalition. &c &c By SAMUEL nArN-
otR-author ofthe Treasury Of Knowledge" Blozrapa
ca Treasury" Literary and Scientific Ireasury &c IHk
HISTORY OF AMERICA. edited by join lSs,s.
TIE above valuable work vii be completed IN sho1i
twelve numbers octave, printed fine paper, with clear
type, and VIII be sold Al Is cents per number.
The first FIVE number. have already been issued and i
following viii be published regularly on the fret u
sscb month mil conn eiad nj
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SILK AND STRAW WARE HousE,,

1~S PEARL-STREET, n. Y.-K l.. SMITH HEN
j ~ DERSON would invite the attention OF Merchants
making Their Spring purchases. 10 their large assortment OF
SILK AND STRAW GOODS 10 which they are maxim.
additions from the latest importaurs Their a.
-orimeni OF DRESS GOODS viii al all times comprise O.
large variety of the fashionable and desirable styles il
market They would invite inspection OF their new pattern
Of FRENCH LAWNS AND MUSLINS, nch figured and
plain Cameon and Brocade Silks printed Bareges and Bal
lorne, striped FOuars and Fancies patterns Of DE-
LANES, SC. very large assortment Of SHAWL> AND
SCARFS Cam-lon, Sils and Cashmere, satin striped b.
rege and Razorne plain and embroidered De Lame La
dies Cravai- Scarfs and Hdkf. Swiss Muis, Cambncs
Laces and Edsnss. Ribbons, Gloves Ms &c. They wouiC
desire particular attention 10 their stock Of Foreign ano
American STRAW GOODS. cdn9Gsng every variety o
Florence Braid, Straw Lawn, VI Low and Fancy Bonnet
of Sprng styles, and will be soN AT the lowest manufac
iureTs' pnces. Five Hundred Cases Of Mems and BOys
LeghOrn Hats. and entire assortment Of Palm Lea
HAS. Of every quality and price; Artificial tOwcrs Bouue
Trimmings &c which will be sold for cash approved
cfes.. Al the loves market prices. al SIN
DAhA-OL-, PAItA>ULL irS AND ~t>
L SHADfs-Cheap Cheap Cheay.,i Al
malau W. ID. GREGORY co =. Us sprng-st
EINi.iiAM LAW ~, Mt Sins AND BAL
NJ LOiINES, very Cheap, al us -pnng-si.
malan W. d. GREGORY co.
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Books.
pNpny AR WORKS
p2TNTTTvE P1YsIC.

OR, THE COLD-WATER crRE--Mys.ery, M,sesnei
~ and Mise yn-u,ralized by HfDkOPAIhf bs ~
popular view u the System prartieei py 49,
PkITSSNITZ. Of Grae-rherga salr- tailrA' a. - ~
rly fOr disorders incidental 10 tie human ram illr
no slds, quackeres, no rostrains % A-laIr a.
bat -rnoe natura c1r4ge within ne rrscA all -nlrf
.,sndiny f al Reader fall 20 study and pracice nr
glorious discovery when God and Nature have sem gf you
preservation; In il you w ~ md Ie4s-Ie, ..Ae ' o-
II sasmsnca-pr0ai MN let with peasere . 49, -
Se.-York. Published and -0ld al l5I GRAND-sI. $40
90, - Iad ~ The BOOKSELLERS Prce 81 cents L.-r In
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TYPE FOUNDRY.

RRJCkS NEWBORN TYPE FOUNDRY. No. IS
- Chambers street, between CcuIe and Chatham streets
Toe following are the prices for approved notes at six
months from which liberal discount VIII be made for cash
Pea. ........ - cis a To Mnion 81 cts q H.
small Iies...5i Nonpariel.. .66 "
LOns Primer 80 Agaie.......S6 "
bulf-cos ....iQ " Pearl ......l2O "
Brewer .....st
Wood Type, Pnnlng Ink Paper, Cases. Galleys Brass
Nul' tomposng Sices, Oascs and other Printing mate
a furnished viii prom ulude and At the lowest prices
GkO. BRUCE 4 co.
~ .' type on winch ms paper is printed from the
tn.fNe fNUnIrV. ,rxJa ma MI,
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NIrTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
nldlbinerp for ttlannfdltures, Nl
wooDwoRrHs FLAMING MACHINES

'OOD ~ ON n , Z AHt4Nr I'ihOff AAS = TT ,
L'OI RTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE together with
many valuable Improvements and additions 20 hs for
Tools enables the subscriber Furnish al short notice
and Of the most perfect construction. materials and work
manship Machines sne Wood al iis varieties, such
A. planning or -urfacng only. or cutting moudings
Al-o planning. on-ueng and growing Jonuns or raooet
IN. and p amin. spboaris
Application may be made 70 he subscriber a. his e-isb
lsmeui N FoShoro, al his Office. Of Commercial
and Lewsrce-. Boston, where machines may be seen and
any Information relative 10 the may be obtained A.
well Of Josiah Blackwell 4 Co New-lOr6 or OF j. W.
schenck Albany Letters Of inquiry must be post paid
SAMUEL b. SCHENCk.
Enxhnrnl Mass Anril L lqi+ all
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WHALERs Sc.

Big Franklin of Provinceiown.) Nickerson, put into
Pensacola. recently account Of mutiny. She had
been cruising in Gulf Of Mexico for three months and
lad taken u.s. - wis yielding 26 bbls.
ca b, NBedf6rd 4th ships Jas. Msury Whelden, Pa
Tic and NW Coast Ansc Gibbs of fairhsven) Mer
thew Indian Ocean and do bark Barclay (of Westporp
-rnnol Atlantic sid ship Heroine
Sailed from Nantucket 81. ship Cbes Henry, Sayer,
Pacific
Ar ar Warren, Sd. bark Drono from Salem, purchas-
"a fora wh1cr
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tr-- usDDt tai -Ii,tEi-t~u modem Two
"a, story ana allc BRICK hOl SIS, rn.s,d iu very cor
p.efe manner, near Nasa.n, iou square, ou McOoas.
street. Apply to RICHARD VAN nNAK JS
.ssi l,v No d Mail-.i. Mortimer lia,l,n,
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DrD Goods.
= ~
GREAT BARCAlr

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS!
THE arges, and best selected STOCK OF DRY GOODS
in tins city can be found al LlDDLEs 81 Canal s'reet
His stock consists principally OF Silks, saws, Nous &c
LANES Balconies Gingnams, Lawns Muslins, Linens,
Broad Cloths Cassimere. and every other description o
Goods usully found in Dry Goods Store All OF which
Will be sold CHEAPER than Of any other store II this city
Please call and satisfy Yourselves
NJ y Y.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

IN ne ship Eryirs for LiroYoOl-Mr Hope. Miss Hop
Johnson. Mrs. Leighton. ars. Nichols. Mr. and Ars
rfa-.on Mr NooInan Of New-iork Capt. VIM No:rs
HN Enrsnd NJ Smlh DO; Mr Lsng~orrh lady sno
ala - Louis. Irofrer and Mr. shannon. u Csnada
lr. and Mr. stewart q Nestchester Ny. Roberts o.
-rnfsnd. Clark n NIrynla
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND THE PUBLIC

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND THE PUBLIC
Y b. PALMEKs American Newspaper Subscription
" and Advertising Agency, Tribune Buildings, opposite
le CRY Hall
BPALMER respectfully notifies the Merchants. Manu-
aciuers Professional Men Artists and the business COM
nuuy generally Of tns CIT who desrous OF max NJ
Know abroad ef RESPECTIVE nnmes mum er-, streets and
pursuits that be ! the AGENT of Of he hest NEWS
PAPEAS 81 most Ofte principal Towns and Cities every
stale The nion and That De- prepared aud duly aufho
rlci hy lire prupefur- Tor puhi-
cation IA their respective papers; copies Of WHICH together
with the terms Of aiV eriis.ng. ie Al his Office
For the information Az Of those who de
10 extend their COUNTRY TRADE BY aireriising in
e County Newspapers Tor luc le he Ageai List Of
Town. and Cif throughout the United >gies NAV be had
90 my ol.ce from which Merchants aui others NAV make
such lection vii be- Ire several Kind. Of business
which itty engaged. and In h, papers of which may
ne their interest invite lie attention OF The people Of the
.1untr. '. B. PALMER
~ errir AGENT fsr Country <epgsuaners
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PIERCE,S RANGES.

- PlfRCES FIRST PREMIUM NEW PATENT
-. TWO OVEN RANGES, combining economy, conve
hence ana durability. They constructed that it j.
lmosi impossible for them 10 get out OF order
7es 10 ciacA common % all other ranges They have
en m use tor ac last ID months and every instance given
De utmost satisfaction, nnc IN instance has the Pro
proprietor been called 90 repair
al Atn- uf zap by the subscriber warranted 10 give
ne satisfaction, i They do not they will be taken away
without thc least expense 10 the purchaser.
ny-sl GEORGE FIERCE, Proprietor, 292 Broadway.
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CAST STEEL SAWS

hoe co.'s WARRANTED CAST STEEL SAWS
1.-THE Projectors of the " Hoe" Printing Press Ma
chine and saw Mandatory beg leave 10 inform tie Pub
he and the consumers Of saws generally, that their Hoe
Co.'S Warranted Csst-Seel saw. not sold as form
.ry through exclusive commission house IN this city,
that the may be procured at any Of the hardware
houses this CITY, al the Warrooms OF the Manulactur
ers Nos - and 81 Go.d.reet OF the Hardware Trade
generally throughout the United States and Canada
These Saws AL maze OF sander-On Brothers Coz
celebrated Cassiecl and Lave obtained high reputation
and maintain efforts viii be spared IN their maaiac
mg.i I'm
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CAST.STEEL, EDGE TOOLS.

rVHE Real Genuine CONGERs TOOLS can only be had
At - Attorney street, where they made and finished
with nv hands therefore recommend them AMI
George Bngs Co.'S, Plat street Those Tools offered
by Osborn Lile. 81 Fulton street. and other
stamped Canger" my make, and designed tu
deceive Mine stamped ihGs "COn.er. New ork, j.
Attorney street. The OF J. Conger Berry Is a-o
added h. having interest the business liberal dis
count to Dealers Please observe the stamp
mv2q3m. John CONGER
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SALAMANpER SAFES.

IslNhS IMPROVED PATENT SALAMANDER
AZ >AFES~N urranied Fire, Thief and Damp Proof The
ansn,r is Ac only safe among the many purporing 10
Dee frc Proof which has pa all cases proved 10 be So. II
has been severely tested al different times aud not
Instance can Dr. Hdduced where failed to preserve
Is contents Upwards OF four hundred have been sold by
De subscriber and III IN New Orleans The public Is
u'cd - cal and examine for themselves the store OF
A. : MARVIN, 1891 WI .er 81
sales ~ Other makers ana second hand Safes FOR sale very
cheap nvSa DIV
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MAY Ia Dat 80 ~ long IS 30 exchanged signals with an
Amer ship with black ball in fore topsa white signal mp
1ci with blue
June It il' y 90 lon e. TO- Br. bark VIM. Herdmsn'
from -i John y. b. for HUI.
June g. 90 Block bland. whale chip HydasPe from n
Bedford cruizc day schr Traver afrom Port
and for Baltimore.
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lamps, Gutlcrn, Ml.
SOLAR LAMPS, &C.

SOLAR LAMPS, &C.
NJ J. MERRITT, leo Bowrry. between Grand and
vi. He-;cstrref. have always hand handsome
sOrment OF SOLAR and HALL LAMPS. GIRANDOLEs,
which warranted to be IN all respects equal any
sold IN the City.
ALso-CnINA, GLASS. STONE, EARTHEN and
BRITANNIA WARE, TABLE CUTLERY, SC. AZ low
prices, wholesale and retail ms I'm
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, SC.
l AMPS, GlkANDOLEs, HALL LANTERNS, AND
IL CANDELABRA>, Tor the spring 1rale--DIEIL.
BROTHER co, No. IS John-streei, manufacturing
and have AWAY. on hand complete assortment, Of articles IN
heir line. of the following descriptions, which they Will sell
Il wholesale retail, a Low PRICES Tor cash:
Improved Chemical Oh and Camphene Lamps.
SOFA Lamps. Gilt and Bronxei In great variety,
Come JUS Coz celebrated Patent solar Lard Lamps
Girandole-, various patterns g, sivered or bronzed
suspending soars, Dorc Camphene Lamps,
Bracket >Oars, Side do do
Solar Chandeliers. Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Tampa Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps Camphene Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical OIL. Pure Sperm Oh.
do Camplele. Solar and Lard OIL.
do Burning fluid. Refined Whale OIL ml3 2m
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miscellaneous.
LOOK At THIS.

lust RECEIVED by the Packet Snip Africa" first rate
, Paris ma Boots very cheap-fne French cali-sewed
ly male - - 10 - b. Warranted good The greatest
s-of,ni Of cents boys and youths Caters black, drab
n1 other cuior- with patent leather iOXens calf
aud seal me quarter Boot, walking Shoes and
Jumps y. B.-Lalies children and misses Boots, Slips.
fr-. bu-hls and wu KIM Shoes satu Sips and misses.
l.dfcus button Caters lace Boots with all other articles
the Inc Cheapest M Tire CItg. J. :. WALkER,
ini needs iiY Broadway. corner Clna-sf y Y
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Jnsuranre.
THE CROTON IMrTrALl INSURANCE GO:

THE CROTON MUTUAL INSURANCE 90.
i -OFFICE NO Is WALL-STREET, IN THE ClIl
or SEW-YORk--Ttn. Company irsurrs N1r17<, i'-anf
Nz-lsi0n T-anporta,o-. sad Fi-e Rs By ~ Charter
he pruts - pad BACK 20 the assured Z, proportion
be Ac-ni Of Premiums paid By tncn respectively 80
NE. snc Of Insurance Will - moderate and L<r,-
Ard tie assured subject 10 responsibility
TRUSTEES.
lanes usr,er John LAssIa John BOYD
Edward Richardson lanes PtAlen. Jonn J Herrick.
Geo c De Kay, SAM Lawrence, Theo Nyref'
Wa Furnlss. John Olcirlsi. Lorins Andre~-
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Zsiocs Prati. Herman Gould. James Cook.
Elias Alirch. Lawrence Ell. Thomas Nurahai
VIM z Townsend iona Breasted. Leonard APpleoy,
James Cruikshark Asa CROSBY.
SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE. President
JOSEPH B. MONIES. Vice-Prrsident
NICHOLAS CARROLL. Secretary.
Capt SAMUEL CASDLEz. Marine Inspector.
WILLIAM WELLS. Fire Surveyor 40
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