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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

&EA tAkA kUh SALE---.tui;te on .4e roin
t1~ New Rochelle 10 White Plains, about equi-disant
each. containing $50 OF land, all OF which
Is plough land excepting which wood
The pce Is divided by Lane, and Is laid on; into co,yer
lent lots for cultivation All the fences are OF Zone in
good order and me ground IL high state Of cultivation
Ike buildings all OF good character and order For tern,
apply 10 5. y. kENYoS, on the premises, or of
ds 4 J. .ADRIANCE. So John 81. Sey,-york
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

SaERItt'S sALk-B' ylsae Of ss'ettl wFits OF tIefi
- -.ess 10 tier,-t md delivered will .Ipote of sale
or Fridzy sd lay the Eesrsoie OF the CITY
Hail o'clock y. all the right. title and interest which
Jehn L had the 18th tay of September ei;
ucdted and afterwards
m hose hands tine may be Of and o all
certain piece parcel Of Ground with the Bulldn=,
thereon y and being the city Of Newly crk aad
on South-riy side Of Ninth and bounded oies:
Sorth.rly by Ninth Southerly by other Prop
-rtv Of the Trustees Of the Sailors Snng Harbour property
E,fy by lot known be map Of the SAID Sailors Suug
Harboi Trorerty made By K Ludlarn number q, and
Westerly BY 10; known tsd map % oeias p fret front
and ar and rinsythre ee II inches e.c sde beng No
Is or said map No 20i NiEth Also
Al that certain piece parcel Of Land with TIE Building,
:heg-on situate yi1g and b-n2 the CITY Of New York
the Sou;hw es;eTy se Of Prince street between Broadway
,ud Mercer s;r- bounded follows: beginning the
outhwesrry Of Pree reet polEi stant one hun
- fr-t S0uh-Gs.ery froL the Sou-sy corner OF Prince
rt Mercer stre-ts and running from said poiG
IL and .rss with Mercer hundred and feet,
thspcr Sorthw-.eriy and lar4ll. with Pncereet thy
sever erl inches thenc- NorhEastiy and piailei
With Mercer street hundred and iest 10 the South
Westerly line OF Prince and thence South stsIT
aon- The Soathefly line Of Pace street ihftyseT- t IN
chs 10 the place sf beginning, and known as No. 90
Ffince street. wuh all the hef-taIFEis aad
therrurto aprsr:ainiD-. wa JO-N--o. sh-FlH
Hr<-T SCnTT. Dsrnty. etS ia"h~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

,VwEFD c sSlMEGEssc cases plaids and stripes just
-, received '' sac Wy NEsMlru & co 50 riues,rest
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

"A VALUABLE. BUSINESS 81 ND FVtA = j.
H.S splendid Store and commoiisus Dwelling l!ons'
together with few Offices and few vacant building
lo,x adjoining situated thriving village the Hudson
River The bpt by the ownsr OF III" prem
se, about years ago urng which oi time he has con
prjnci,aily m Cash System. but his health now being
bad wishes dispose OF II needs ony 10 be viewed and
into recommend itself worthy the atteutisn OF ~
bu,ncqs man who may be search OF wellestahlshc
ceru. Call on Nrssrs HUTCHlNGS, CASWElL Y
s.Nf is E.b, y mo I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
;. t-s,za4s - NEW-i ORk, ALBANY AND TROY
= L-NrlN LINE At Ol.LOCk. 2. M-Eor Al.

,-sEc-a-.,s..-5. LINE All O'CLOCK. P. N-For Al.
Ss----S- bauy and Troy direct, from the steamboat
rier lJot o he steamboat EMPIRE apt
r B. Macy viii laye The ioot of Cou',andtst every MSa,
d,v Wednesday mud Friday evenings At o'clock The
steamboat ALBANY Capt a H.: Squire, w leave the loot
ot Coundtst. Tuesday Thursday and saturday a.;
erroons n O'Clock The above bouts NJ Albany ind
Troy am'c time for the East West Freight
= For passage or freight ,nply the CAPTAIN board
G App SS,' 5b ST ,S ''A'A At e 0' 'e NJ,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

- / oRDEI, OF the Hon. CHARLES P. DAILY. associate
d Jud.. of the Court of Common Plea. Of the City and
County O Neyi Gk Notice hereby syen pursuant TO the
provisions Of the authcrizD: attachments against non-
resident drbtos attachment has issued against the
t1ie OF JAMES y. HOLMES esiteat of the State OF
MS rts unless h. appear discharge such attachment
cordns law within uipe moHts from the tirst publication
of hi. notice and that the payment Of any debts due him
y resilient. this STATE ard the deli very TO him or for his
u.s. any property within this State belonging 10 htnh snd
the sr any such properly by MN or ts agents for
biid-n by law and vod.-Dated the 5th day Of isch.
1915 a WILLIAMS. Attorney for Attaching Creditors
- ,l-,.. com u61a
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

Ia GREAT BARGAIN.---N Lard oil aud Candle
S Factory for sale bargain all IN complete
-Ader for making the S'e1ric or common strrne an
dls-eyery thng compitt t. for immediate operations.
trplvto TRUMAN ROBERTS. 2ir Ghcrrv.tt. rahG'y
s-sl 10 ODD FELLOW S-ros sale or 10 l.-t-Ihe
TET Odd Ccunr Brick Buldag, known the Reservoir
lIh street, Boa sway. Bowrry sud Union
square Tie Hou.> stands % ect high under the
so feet in diamater and be- converted several of
about 2SO zach being equal room % feel by 100 CaG
be bought or leased very low t,te; Apply 10
4 SiIEs x rn, Il
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

SIj-OftOSlIlDN TO hlONOPOLl-lS4J.
4 C-%-a n NEWYoRK AND ALBANY EX.
l-t~N--yl PRESS LiNE.-Through without land
rrrSz.rr,a--s ing The new low pressure and swift rug-
mag steamboat EMPRESS will commence her regular trips
for the anl will continue until the cos OF navgsOn
leaving the pier foot of leonNoS regularly Tuesdays,
Thurdlys and Saturdays! and Albary Mondays Wsinss-
days and Fridays T. NJ aud will arrive IN ample time 10
take the mnrning trains al East or West.
This boat is fitted up wit spendid rooms deck,
and her and Of the best kind For passage
apply on board as above
T. d Frpich, Ia ken At low prices ms ifs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

= r~c.z, - NEW.YORk, ALBANY AND TROY
kcN5H LINE,-For Albany md roy d'ret,-
Ss,sSs=-gr-. From the Steamboat, Pier foot Of Court
Id ~Thr steamboat ENPIRE. Capt. D Macy. will
ielye the foot OF CJurtlnJeet every Monday "Wednesday
,1d Fri i,v evenings, at o'clock. 49, -,
IN annie time 10 take the CARS going East or West
Freight token at reduced rates
q, H., O,Tc. ON N. Vh,,f .l6
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

k-A LOJ$IRt SEAIs AND FARMS FOX SALE.
S TIE subscriber ofers FOR sale, liberal terms. se-
-s-era Country and Farm, on the East bank Of
the Hudson River, scar Tarrytown-Gnaong which are:
The Farm OF the subscriber occupied BY MI. Craser
With from Is TO 200 acres
The Farm OF The late William butcher, containing $50
acres.
Aso several Small Ptce. suitable for Coustry Seats
Farming purposes. Inquire Of the subscriber
NO tAfvl- :. II. TOXINS. l9l West st. y. 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
SCHOOLS.

HYDE ENGLIsH And CLAAssICAMIi 4
BOARDING SCHOOL-Thc Summer Term VIII
commence III. 7lh OF May Charges $40 PER quarter pay
Mr. joHx H. DKosx. Pae ., Of the Classical DeGaG
ment the city, NAV be seen al the FrAk KIM
House Monday 18th also day turng he "-ss u
The hour. Of II =. VI. and r NJ also from 70
NJ.
Persons leaving their sddre,, will Ne called upon by Nh
Brown from whom circulars references Insi oe
obtained. Ialj5t- JOIN W DOI GhI1.
DoARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYs.-!- OSBORN
ID Principal New Carean Seminary @. Nurnser 81 f'-
pills limited iwsnty1ermS $50 per year. Circulars may
be obtained Of Ar Geo. Seley. 3ug PcariSt; Dmon W
Evincton: W. Habrshaw. Sc Henry; ". Browninc; =
North hloor-st; " Phip. 07 Fuon-st Brooklyn - I'm
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES ~
DBRIDGEPORT, Comply Rev. ID. De T. Ely & Mrs Ey
designed furnish The Of finished edueniIoncoh
nenclug the 7 of May; The situation Ton Go!den iil
delightful and the facilities for acquiring the French are
Broadway. of f. Collier, lO Fulton street and o r. sun
ford, bridgeport. 1h2I - 9w
PREPARATORY (BoAKDlNG) SCHOOL. MIDDLE
L TOWN conn. d. II. CHASE, 4. II. PRINCIPAL.
Established in 1885. Sessions commence May 18th and
Oct 18th, continuing FIVE months, at $50 per session.
Thorough preparation for college or business and person.
al attentions secured 10 pupils fully Is in the most
expensive scheols. Lads from Sew-iork IRE placed IN
charge careful person. going and returning Circulars
a. "a Ma,ket-street and III Broadway. d23yc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

s,,A HOUSE FOR SALE, or Exchange tor Brooklyn
t;N Lots-A convenient and pleasantly located two
"<-sory House in Charton-st. viii be sold low, or
exchanged for property South Brooklyn. Inquire of
If WELLS & SPRING. 50 Pine ST.
ira TO IMPORTERS Oh DRY GooDS-The ad-
,5 vertscrs will exchange plat OF sixteen House Lots
-A-ef ground elegantly situated, aaout one and 1ah
miles North Of Union Place havis splcia view OF The
Hudson River three Of the greatest thoroughare leading
10 the property. Address ". W. the Courier aud En-
crg-ar o.lce siatfc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

'Ho!1E DYsrErrlcs p THIS is the beginning Of
a quack advertisement, and il contains excellent
advice, which, If diligently followed, would effect
more cures than all the nostrums ever offered by
quacks, or medicines administered by others A
Sigh, literary variation may be necessary TO those
who cast their eyes upon the sentence, but 1t 10
now right in sound, and sound principle IN the
science Of health. Hoe ye, dyspep,lcs! There is
nothing like exercise for the cure oil dyspepsia and
no exercise is more salu,ary than that of working
the soil Boston Cultlvator.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

CUM COPAL-a5 cases for sa.~ sy
VI all LATHROP BARTLETT, &c pezrl-st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

-eeo AEW-YOkK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
- CO.. Summer Arrsngenents
Il- Ga ard after Monday, April 18th inst ths alEs
ss.s will run as follows. viz: Leave City Hall for
White Plans and intermediate plscefst1, 10 a
Lave City Hall for Williams Bddg. a,e I. 10 M2,
3.3G and r 81.
Lave city Hall fer Yotkre Harlem. and Morrisian, ats
Z, ., 10 A u, !. .23 :. &c, {. 5. 90 Go VI.
Rrtursg leave hi.e Pisins for Gry Hall and intssd'
ate places {. 10, ~ 10 a VI, 2.l0, g. p ".
Lsaye Williams Bridge fos City Hall 7.D 40, lo'o
", 2.is. = 5iGP NJ.
Leave Morsilns and Harlem for City Hall 49, o. 10
II \ VI 2. 3..i, $40. 3, s, G 20. 20 VI.
The Freight train Will leave White Plains st o'clock
mia. y Leave City Hall at befoEs " for ne pe''a'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

iry- Our fruit for the coming season has been
alrnos, entirely killed. We have had two severe
yisitations from the great destroyer, Jack Frost,
whose kiss is death 10 the blossom.
iohmou1 Connier
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

DROWN sHEETlHGS AND SAlRT1NGS-The best
Dassortnent ever got u III any establishment
be e,amincd at prices the I'd floors oi No
aud '-iNr-streri I y. .INDERHlLL ato
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

3. 80 .1FLK IIUUStIN. -ANU INTEKNFUI
-hl-A--,lEATE LANpfNGs.--The steamboat
S--srNsc=rs--t- UDSON. formerly the W-,ichesier.
tpts VIM H. Mellrn viii leave the foot Of Cedars tho
ensuing s-ason every Monday. cdnessy and Friday ats
ocuck r NJ. citing Hudson with the IIu and
Berkshire Rsroll, the OF which leave the arrival OF
The boat. Rrturns the boat leaves Hudson Tuesday,
Thumdiy d sunday. at o'clock T. VI. the ARRIVAL of
The touching both ways at the intermediate landings
For freight or passage apply on board
SfOitkS y STEPHENSON % West-strret.
THIS boat has been complete order with boiler
engine aud aduona nurnher of ard will
be- ouad pleasant aud comfortable bon, any the
Thit bopt i now ready 10 receive frcQh, aI5tr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
DRY GOODS.

I'd A SHEErINGS.-lp cases I2-i uamii;on beAcicd.
81 this day received. for ,ale by
ais NESNllrH x co. 50 Pine-Street
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

One HUNDRED AND TWENTY DwELL,NG HOUSES
The Danve IntVlisenccr says the Mountour Iron Com
pany, at Danve have engaged with
thocrectoR OF hundred twenty dwelling houses
that Mace this The houses be of good size
and we'll arranged for the comfortable accommodation OF
families. The carpenter work Of the great Rolling Mill Of
this Company now approaches compoiion, and the
tractor for the Rolling MIL has taken large portion Of
tbk bone
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

RoBBgRY-A gentleman has given sthe follow
ing particulars OF robbery which occurred near resn
sometime during last week Three men, declaring them
selves TO be Mormon elders and advocating Mormon doc
tncs came and remained several days in neighhorhood
lived old who was repntcd 10 have con-
siderable amount OF cash hand One night about three
days after they had there, the wife Of the old man
was by moving about In the house. and
on looking up she discovered these three Momons pre-
tended Mornons Just about leaving the She nne
diaely awoke her husband, who started gut after them,
but they were gone He then iIhered soma OF his neigh
bos and pursued where they had crossed the river
arriving there about quarter OF hour behind them
They had stolen from him hundred dollars and OF
them day previous had obtained from him change
for hundred dollar BILL which proved 10 be spurious.
rIacksonyi,lr I'm .Iournal
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

AN OLp SCHOLAR The Emperor of CHINA lately
sent down member of the royal family 10 Annoy,
TO obtain from the Rev, Mr.. Abeel, American Mis-
sonary, a full knowledge cf geography, the size OF
the various countries, their locality, &c. The
Missionary s'aa1y eo'Ilnnics.ea a all Se lni9flna
France appeared TO interest the old Tartar more
than any other countries.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

CAkPt.I S--Ou bales tne medium and sueinr lustHin
X Capr,s-aso 50 bales Cotton Printed Carpets for sale BY
ais NESNlTH x co 50 Pine.stree;
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

IL. Z; SEYMOUR, Superintendent
70 Stages run from Mid'let0wn daily in connection with
th> afternoon line T. BonTningbug WurtsbOro Monticello.
Mount Pleasant Binghamon Oweso, Port nJers Honesdllz
Carbondale Sc.
Ga Mond,y.. Wednesdays. and Friday, TO Dundaf Mon
trrse Ffiendsyillr IenoI Rrooklvn &c mll
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THE TRIBUNE.
From the Loulsvills journal.
II TUT -sfo bVuISNI'Io Jun IIdI.
SPRING. .BYJ. T. WALL.


SPRING BIZ J. 7. WALL.
SHE comes! she comes! the goddess of spring,
And the CLEAN of her bright aud waving wing,
As she sweeps along thro' the breeze and beam,
Brghtens the waves OF the waking stream.
She comes and the grim old winter king
Has spread TO the blast his frosty wing
And far away in the North has flown
To his frozen halls and his icy throne,
A mantle OF beauty and life is cast
Wherever the vernal goddess has passed
She has shaken her wing and the sparkling showers
Have fallen 10 earth and turn'd to flowers
She has breathed on the peaks OF the lofty noun
tains, (fountain
And their shows are gone and the cool swee
'Thro' their yallies are bursting wild and free,
And their waves make music and mrth and glee
The hills away in The distance are seen,
Robing themselves in colors Of green;
The blue bells peep from their woodland bowers,
1nhaling the breath of the joyous hours;
And flowers are sprngng in vale and dell
And many tale Of love they tell
Oh !. many story their beauties will speak,
And many blush TO the burning cheek
VIII come, when they pass as painful token
OF forgotten and promises broken,
The birds are here and their thrilling strain
Gladdens the free blue sky again.
The lark is up with the morn's first ray
And high thro' the blue vault speeds away;
Z Aod the martin has come that gone go long,
= Gladdenipg all with his joyous song
And his pumage CLEANS in the warm sunlight,
z As be glances away In his arrowy fight.
The stainless sky DER the lake is bending
It's own deep hue to its bright wave lending;
The earth from It's wintry sleep is waking,
A world OF beauty upon us IS breaking
But my Wild harp fails tiny beauties 10 sing,
So, welcome, welcome spring sweet spring,
GoaeASrowy, April Is. l645
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JOHN c. M0RRIS0N'S
CARD
TO THE FARMERS OF THE UNITED STATES
GUANO MANURE.
TO FARMERS; MARKET GARDENERS AND

TO FARMERS; MARKET GARDENERS and
NURSERYMEN.
The introduction OF the newly discovered manure GrASo
INTO The United States from south America and The African
Coast; promises &c be OF bere 80 the Farmers OF h.
country.
From nuIaerous experiments made England and the Jn
ted STATS II ousc 20 possess The following sre1t zGv
tas-s. compared with other MANURE.
ChsApn=sS INCREASE IL quantity and cu-lty OF crops Ac
rreniEg them eaI-r.
Sa'ing of labor IN APPLYING the soil. oGe hugdr~c
'unds OF Cuauo havirg proved instances equal &c
h'e and sS toes oil BARNARD manure Ths last TACT m1si
awaken the attention Q: Farmers q yalRr
AZ u. solicitation OF VINO have written 10 the sub
senior io he ae- and 10 Farmers general he aHnoaGces
That he has jus; ID and Offers for SALE large small
Quantities, 100 tons Peruvian and African
Gunno. imported direct, of The nvst ard uuvst quality
TINS manure is highly fetziss for all descriptions OF
crops For Gram of all kinds What Rye. Oa; Barley
al sSs Sfes improving both Gusn;Ity and quality. AMI
fD ig the seed -aflg Tor Corn Potatoes Garden NeZeta-
pies feHi sesps Paarkgs Csbss.rs Turnips Radishvs
SIcrioeTs ioniaio-s, Melons. Grlf Vines. Plants and
tlowsrs 1t IS suPer,otto all other msaurs and brings pro-
cue- io~aIu non i"o 70 iooT vrk, rATeT <ra;
consideration livery Farmer aud Market Gardener should
Try 1t.
THIS GGaao par iPort- aad purchasers eaHno, be
crop has he=n planted and W Sold Quantities small
se ounds up 20 uuneT OF Ions wiki bcokS cont1
full eIr&c-ioas hos Gk,TI icr cs:otn=rs
JOHN {. MORRISON, 80 aud 1SS Greenwich 81.
beins-G NeSsy and Fulton. Washington rasIkat
- hap Dealer IN ca ceres. T-,s Oils Pants, Dr;sS.
Dye stus Chemicals. Artices Manufacturer &c
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Seyv-York Legislature.

ilESOAi, D, ic31
In the SENATE, Mr.. Jones presented remon-
STRANGE from manufacturers of pot and pearl ashes
out OF the city OF New-York against any change
IN Inspectors fees; Mr.. Barlow, from Chenauso
county, for The passage Of The excise law :, from
Ulster county, TO make the district attorney sala-
ned officer. MIR Putnam presented report OF com
mttee in favor OF the Assembly bill 10 prevent the
unlawful cutting and carrying away Of timber
laid on the table On motion of Mr.. Bockee, the
certlorari bill, which was reported against last
week, was recommiited TO the committee on
finance, who were prepared, Mr.. 9. stated, TO re-
port substitute. By consent, Mr. 3. Immediately
reported the bill, as amended, and II was ordered
10 third reading. The bill to supply the city Of
Utica and the State Lunatic Asylum with whole
some water, was passed. The Census Bill was
received from the Assembly, with amendments -
Mr. Porter moved that the Senate concur, which
! motion prevailed. The Court Of Eirors was then
| opened, and finally adjourned TO meet in New
York on the 2lst Nav. The question then recur-
red on the final passage Of the Buffalo Gas Light
Bill. After much discussion the bill was passed
| The SENATE then acted on large number OF Prl-
vate bills, and took a recess.
| In the House., petitions were presented by MIR
| 6. Good, 10 investigate the affairs of railroad
companies in relation 10 granting free tickets 10
members Of the Legislature, judges and editors !;
by Mr. D. Lee, for the equalization of canal tolls
for reduction OF lawyers fees; Mr.. T. r. Lee
| presented report OF committee on the petition tor
a change in the quarantine laws OF New York. -
Recommends the appointment OF select commit
Tee of three, 10 SIT during the recess of the Legs-
ature, TO take testimony IN relation 10 said laws,
and TO report 10 the next Legislature. Adopted. =
| The greater part OF the sitting occupied in the
third reading and passage Of bills The bill 10 re-
new the charter OF The Bank of Rochester was
LOST notice was given Of motloa tomorrow,
to suspend the rules Of the House, with view Of
moving reconsideration of this vote. The bills
passed were almost entirely of local and private
character. The Senate bill TO reduce t0,rn and
county expenses. was PASSED, Ayes %, Noes 20
| The House then took recess
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SCHOOL PHlLOSPHY.

COFiOOII ] TIIJOST II i
Elements of Natural Philosophy embracing the general
cples Of Mechanics, hydos;atcs Hydraulics lenumat-
les Acoustics. Optics Electricity Gal'ansm. Magnetism
Astronomy illustrated bv several hundred enarVltgs
sieneJ for the of Schools and Academies by LEONARD
G.e NJ D. Professor of Geology, Mueraogy. and Lecturer
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy University Ciy Of
Sew.Yolk / vol l2mo. Published and for sale by
mi MARK II. NEWMAN. 40 Broadway.
SCHOOI BOOKS in genernl Blank Book, and Law Blanks
SAso lnrge collection of Nusc, with splendid assortment
of Grnts Aprons Window Paper nIso Looking Glass ln III
Pictorial Illustrations. r sne PnIewhoeGle and re,nl, b.
he rruyc Books and Palmode for the different Churches
Cbenp for cash nj ABRAHAM MAZE'S
r5f Od Establishment. 237 Rlcecker.u ""pnse Rmron.
ID EN. JUhN " t.SLEi - -EhNlUNS, now publishing
IL eight numbers u cents zach Subscriptions
received by s. DANDU Of Pearl and Vandefwater
streets ml lw-
NEW WORK BY LORD BROUGHAM- Dialogues on
~ instinct: with Analytic View Of the Res-nrches IN
FOSSIL Os,ecogy. BY HenIJ Lord Broggh,m + i ) This
day received by TURNER L. HAYDEN, Publishers,
mY3 and Bnnksellers No. % Jnhn:st near Rrnslway.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ........... MAY
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Banks Caroline Lane, Boston, J Ewcll & Co; Edward
Buckley. Charleston. Durham q Dmon.
Brig Mary Jane, Barr. st Johns, NB Danube Naugh
ton, do Almeda. Rowland ST Marks. j. Hurlbut Co;
Cashier Baker, C1mpeachy, Rowland & AspinwaL.
Scir Renown. Lowell Boston; Margaret a. Hope Daw-
son, Windsor; Munscll Rowe. Nassau, NE; Alabama.
Bacon Boston; Norvou, Fuller, Kingston, Foster Nick
erson.
sloop Midas, French, Providence; James Lampecy. Ken
ncy, Providence.
Steamer Washington, Mason, Providence.
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WARRANTED CAST-STEEL EDGE
rxsezgsr.-- TOOLS.-The real genuine Congars Tools
alE5 only be had nj SO Attorley-street,
H5~1 where they are made and finished with
my own hands; therefore I recon-
mend them and az George Brigs CO.'S, Patt-street.
Those tools offered by Osborn & Little 33 Fultor-st.
and other stores, stamped "Conger," my make.
ard designed to deceive Mine stamped thus ::
CongSr. New-York 80 Attorney-st" The OF j.
Conger Berry also addedhe having interest III the
business liberal discount Dealers Please observe
the stamp r25f 3m'l JOHN COSGER
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN lie ship blanchard from Licapoot-Joln d Jones
l57 steeraRe
In The drtg Sterling IRON SaraRaah-Mrs Hass and
son. Miss Aborn Messs NcDam, simens, Harrison, Taft
Halsey Wilson, LumgOd, CGmartln and family-9 In the
storage,
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ROOTS Am SHOES.
+ pnnr .Nn SHOE wrARING

&ToTaE BOOT And SHOE WEARING
81 PUBLIC-CALL AND SEE.-Fine city Saszzzs
made. calf sswed Boots, with fair STITCH for So 80
made IN the latest and most approved style and waI-
rated satisfaction, al LUTHER Y NOu LIONS
fashionable Boot and shoe Broadway lo ever
description oil Boots and Shoes made 20 order Also great
sssOtIn-t ladies and CATERS hall g1erE buskns
pumps together With every description of boys TogtAs
and children, boots sad she's, and CATERS hat Saiirs
And rplee and dress for the iret Of bo
aud OF all there Kept constantly on hand GOOD
years patent -ieStr oversho which W1faHrd not - De-
CONF hard elasticity tie col = weather
soften In any d-rr-- hea: For sale wholesale eGd rsts
All kinds repairing Done II The lao<t mea-f
and :; shoft notic- LUTHER V. NOULTON.
y B.-A plenty OF business and small PROFITS l. NJ
NH
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MEDICINES.

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- e-ctua io7 tho-e hat are aiIlctea VIE m -
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found in TURNER'S DYSPEPSIA REMEDY TINS Kerr
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Sold wholesale and retail the prnaretor at T. w 0N
Ems 20 Roye-r. Bnnd Prce 81 per boiile ~ IN