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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

y;1HE GREAT AMERICAN REsIFDY.-Araiu we y.
sent the public iew Certificates re alton 10 Ire eF
nieiiunl OF he press axe known hall thu cures 4 -
rofr:ed The eiOe invite oil persons E'cte. v,h toSsusS
WnoorING CouCH. &c. Sc &c :" call at our osic-, q
DpOtnSY, and gratu touS'y pgEphht con;annst
rih Treatise Consumption, Certificates OF Cues ans
Ooiau, ;e Press and deception o several medic n
All oi which have co epe m neai lanphe; for crai
tois distributor. tC td :et 0Re and sasfy youisciye
ar M cs you unable 20 cOuc end your tnd tor ons-
Remsm6er thengJer OF ne pnpr etoTs Office. IS B'oadHsy
5esCaHt0fcc. The medicine or sale also at the pnncps
Drug Stores ~ the United States
,r Now read following Certificates AMI II yon dnps
vel cali and the people whose signatures aa'! aays m
Dear ~ SWORN CERTIFICATES OF, CuRE,cu
tu- daughter, Amanda Bell. had iTom cnilhnod beel
;ris with severe cough and phthsc Saeha! been coni1
20 ,re horse Tor months Since m7fnsgc er cs,sh inea
nlauinzN: eyerni py>ciuli' wie Consulted VINO were
bic u relieve her herStfenZh pro>ated Se eNpectea
ted much hioo ahi uiste.' siH ~ W. H. - ~ y ~ i ~
Bell the advertisement o; )r fcc0s southern Balm, AZ
rr9pOci PROCURING bottle bBt she dec ned. ayinc nnh
help father. mus; dc tier phy>;cans anG ires
considered hOpess determined. 1WeNSI: 10 IN
sist bn, IN few DAYS the felt better and daily npoye5~
Tie not . ly complete, but r!racuous Dr l.
dInpc her lines applied ife stehescope gnd ponouncet A
lungs diseased From lhis depo'able condition cur dspshst
has recovered and renovated IA health and ts by thsEN
yidenai of les then twp battles ct me ~euhefn Bas
which fuS te called h'9,Si9S 70 me ,S,il,c'ed.
MHAuRY MHuS IIIH. MN II Goeriek 5lq 5,
is The of Ie,s lau two bottles Of pr Shcui Sonthes
RAIN owe ,r cure from the Gea.oTabe condition deScfibc
in lie iorsEoms cericate Dr. y. and Dc II pIonouneedn 7.
r 5r in consumption. Both these especiab phySicanse
;a.. at they sspaifs-l Of my cure 3y husband andp
fcn, de,ermnei Try The Southern Balm and ths result =
Of That Lls.5sng ihsn have ever before possessed
VI ''''' AMANDA BELl. IS Goeurk.a
.'itv and torny Of New. York. sSNgry Ham and John
C. Ham and Amanda Bell each beng duly sworn depnse ant
say that forth IN the ioresons cecateS are
eyery respect Just uni true. ,
Sworn before the llS !,h Jay OF Decenlnef, lstt;
er ToMASi ~ i,5Sisy 81 WSNS 5e SST F. Dss q sc 4.
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FIRST PREMIUM NEW-YORk
DAGUERRIAN MiSIATgRE GALLERY,

third i0ar,
gfYBERE may he had MINIATURES which. Cor beauty
w of color. tone and effect. can at al aes commend
Themselves: and # SUPERIOR equal tn any that have
hsen h-reofors uken ~ g. does not claim superiority Tor
himself bU, caves his pctne TO the criticisms OF lust and
Intelligent public who, well rs Strangers are invited To call
al the Gallery before going elsewhere. whether they intend ST.
,irc or not, Ienss all cases warranted TO give slsac
nm md rolnrr in most beautiful manner md in winch de-
patnent sir. &. does claim superiority. I heinc filled by
competent and pctca person. Taken all Kinds OF weather.
from : A. NJ. I'LL +. NJ.
Tine American Institute awarded Fist Premium to
NJ i; Brady NJ the gte Fur.
y sn.S NJ. B. BRADY.
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nr esrahnm uouse-Neyv Arrangement
ROSWELL Goss informs friends and the psble thai In ne
"a. enlnrrsd his BOARDING. ESI-16LISMa.hII,.s ~ L. -
Soon -. 49, ,nhnT House. % Bafclaystree by adding 70
!, the ad,enas hursr and prepared 10 accommodate t
sieat OF permanent, Boarders on The o 'Ism,ao G f,oin
friends of Tsmp,nncs deslrng Quet hoie ana eeuo.
ffom The tumcs o. acnho and tobacco are invited 20
tins house The Vegetable system yh te c,s ,i SSsyS
To- but table will be served for thess who pse'es te
Croon Showef, Wam and Cold Baths; fEss, coss
nS
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Foreign Ports.

A. .ye,ee Islands, July 90 sch. Warwick. Chscve OF Sa
<rs isr Nanii.n.
sail next day. - - -, =
Al Msyeersz PR. l.,h inst sch Gallant Mary, Evans iol
Bah,mo,e d.; Mary Bryant tre ght Hope Mitchell I'm
in New York, Norway Gilpafck ioi Wilmington. NJ IN
As K,r,ton, JAM 4h inst, ,eht Colorado Church. for New
York
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IN CHANCERY. before the Vice Chancelor Of The Fih
iCncuitjehn t. Kane. oudHt. Trustees o HHrnetC King.n
john Aie0 md a-in FoIeco,ule-NorIf. hereby gsH
pus4ah to IN order Of the C4t 81 Ch9ncer, enlefes
Of e defendants IN the above entitled md who
resident OF this State Gnd resident of the Sle of Ncgan.s
required appear and answer the bill filed in this w
~ four months from the nie o. entering sad order. thata
said bill will DC taken confessed b hu, according 10 IN
statute such made and PROVIDED New YORK IanusH
Is. 1875 a. w. BRADFORD.
y law3W ComDlalnnnta' S,lr,tnn
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MARINE JOURNAL.
poRToF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2
Cleared.

Cleared.
Bris. wocctt Owen. Gcnarcs Depsy,ier * Wh,mauh;
Belle, Myers. Wilmington. NC.
eehrs Pacific, Meaks; franklin. La; B Cooley, Camp.
Phladelphia; Caroline Baker, Fiink, do.
Sloop WaIrsn Thompson, NHUyep.
Arrivedf
Brig Democrat Howe, from Snyrne Oct 20. fruit 10 Fo,
Niekeron The D. has experienced very severe wea,hsr
during the pa,snse-cntred main yard the fore
topmus and received considerable daTase-has oeen u days
bctwsen tbs loug. of 80 and 10. -,
seh Columbia Arey from Frankfort No. potatoes to Brett
seS Pheb. Eliza o.bou ts from, Baltimore. mdse to
sehi vs,psr Baker, d fn Norfolk. with corn to in VIII
hams.
sshr Hydsssa. Gray. philadclphia coal.
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FOR TIE EAST

INUEPENUfNi IdNE.
e. ss<s<e ,. WINTER ARRAEGFNiENr.--FoR
ia lSNETrORT, PROVIDENCE ND BOs-
-r.>s. ss. Passage 10 proyidence -. To- BOs-
tor b 56 'ihe splendid steamboat NEPTUNE Capt. VIM.
Rollins will eayc pye No. North liver, Monday
-ud 'ri:uriay at j. NJ.
~ kinds ul ire .ht tnken at The lowest prices.
Passengers by this boat wl Providence time Ia
take the morning tram Of cars Tor S,@t9n.
f r-har nirnaar inq,liro on board Of the boat ~
zitNihl J. v. Dii4TS. No. ~ NsNt--f.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

n1r Leecnes and Cups applied by Mr MAcNrssoN,
cope. OF Broadway and brooneaueeS' entrance III booe
a. New. Yurk. . - n AZ. N, So,.,, n, 80,
,. r Ssams, Or Berger, pr. Weed. Dr. Sinclair d. D.
ss 2.S.s Dr. IsseSss constantly on hand aasS
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Passengers Arrived.
IN tbs brig Dsnocrat from SmyrHa-dr Mckinley nnd NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

JACKSON. STACEY 6. SMITH,
stANUf ACTJ92 Frs AND iMPOR q res lrcsl
'a e;E.r 'e'FFp'io"' Of she''4 So9.pa q pa.Arr STREET
no siERLHANTs. MAt;UfACTUREFA "a D51s1i,sesSN
i l.c-V y. PALNEi. 3 tie agent, GUY asLa, * "
Inc proprietor OF some Of the best wS,apers o. a .r
,unrr, ogns IN this STATE NeYJereg. PeaHsJs sd,Sr
he Fl5isru. Southern anI Western states. 70 rtcs
semeus this CITY for insertion IN The r-pecuys bJ ~
Vhc opportunity aioiGed to the huitAes- eonMays ~
gsnry. Disseminate information throughout m "a cec
t1d rolat The attention of the people Is ~ a. sse
nenh 10 The earnest aiiant.on 0i the DISCRIMINATING
orsng -, 81, dts1
The ard :he newgperer aay e sern NJ Gs
ghage dyefy Information Nsi be csesnui,Y e"'H'"
nd nature Of the agency fu " exr'a sd oucGs
iY- Office NJ. lrJ ttrbuns Bni'hh,s1 N ,;-6
ity ilai--.t The fioa Ghiro
;,gTfT WARD LUMBER YARD at The foot Of AZ - sf rif
. Hudson Rvcr-G 5. MOTIF tases pes,sn,s ~, h. lass
ngtIce 10 the of real estaie and res hich
hand srEe assortment OF Lumber e al Sln"'. "a Is sp
offers H ale the adysntag gsoni ifs, ss TO-
he compete with other dealers N e "a sye
ces and quality and particularly invite. oil Peoa u
cal, and examine his stock previous 10 pusena."'s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

4 ana lots situated IN Norh Fourth street, Williamsburg,
Long Iand. beng good location and pieaEaiy situated
in the most business part the village. Fo- further paItic
ulars apply Aaron IiaFdman .ent lf2 lIuie5rrF ai
o'cltck 4 In
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

The following sales OF Stocks were made al bos-
toa this day:
Al ths Broken Board-l2 Western r. s6's: lSdo S Is
Do 10d.. s Eastern X. lOS 70 Norwich & W@orce@eI. @ @
SIX; Boston & hiane E. ITO; lo Reading H. Ud suH;
Sinte Bank, GU . National Ins Co. 0sSA.
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EnR sALELA COuNTRV

.ycg. FARN--Niany valuable Farms a- sale, or eN
s..Ss cb,,, for Civ pr1perty For particular, inquire o'
A. j. BhEEChER K Go. Sroad ai;
IL L. Near WnlI street.
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nEITZ. BR0TRER d co.
~, No 50 FI1Tos-sTRsgr, BgooELrn

And NO. D- = = iLIsl-lI III = f'Il-7t'3--s' :
riea inventor ad soc manufacturers fbe genuine ioI.t
la-,D Alyo r,grrssctufcrs ;sd ioGe-1 improved 'i
akora ,.s sisr iaTaps, Ggsoles, t!a llfnrs AK: Ian
ems sytra and 1!1r SHADES. CfIres end s9tao -. o
iii tJrd I1 IV-k Pure sperm ,5i Camphsna and baTE
NJ Fr al ni-h Gcfei 81 esnisis!a md Ietsli a
i@-S prira= for cH-a
pRTTASNIA TEA AND COFFEE POTS-1,he SUB
scT,r has M elegant oi patterns itgr s
cc5raied aruiacory of sz Dixon < sons, Sheffield wheh
i's i'' " . - 80 WM. E. sTOUTENBCRGH
~ Fulton St between Broadway and Nassau y;
Itmps and GirandnleS ior saIe u above -
yssfA TRAYS. ':c-l.. w. SPIES 4 co zls Peartsi'
,1rb Tcn Truys IN Also. full assortment oi al sLe
en-,on s. rays by the New styles Dixon bfnn
r sorae ry elesan; patterns together with zen
rsI aso; neni Of fpe Tsbe erd Pocket Cutlery
= -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

c-2Y FARM FOR SAII-Containing ljO uc!es; situated
10y adjoining the vilnge OF COmac Shutdown Township.
suffolk County Long Island; 80 under good
.ine OF cuitvaton the balance IN wood he bulings con
bo,es There are 800 Ffut Trce. oil budded Ea!tcd such
NJ apples pears. peaches pm and cherries ana a. cnoce
Qualities. s.O suticiency OF smaller fruit flf liE e pa
,,!,c.,,iin-e a,,T,;re of l,ADliJ'S & CLOUGH.
L. Iii ~ - t - l95 West street.
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,e Staie MI Ohin nwns lhe foLlowing KaiITORd

The number OF vessels built nthe marlborough
District Name for the yenr. 40 viz. ships hnrks
l6brg, ~ ,cbooners and boats In PaSsamsQuoddy DIST
bnes and .choone In Machas District brig and schrs
TOTAL SHIPS barkS 90 bgs. 10 chooneri and boats
The inspections OF bbls. Mackere in Massachu'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

l-,OP SATE-A vel1iable building Lot. 2jxG0, the
: West SIDE of Fifth uyenue. between Tenth and Eleventh
a. ,n1nfrs of T. j. BlEECHER * 60.
;q7 iT Broad Il near Wall 81.
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MEDICINES.
-. !. = ~ II u Nv.
az .iuflS - rn, S,-

r oZENGE FOR INSTANTANEOUS RRr.IEy To
IL COID IN THE HEAD, sad for Hcarseness9 =,
BRONCHITIS, mafe and sold by -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

FOg IONDON-ReyQi1v Pdete1 Of l.. Fe5ruGrg.-
~ The spleHlid first fasi-,uing Packet sap ME-
GkS DlATGR. Capt. Chadwick. viii positively sa' as
507VT ier regular dHy-aynE very superior HccDnmods
ton, fr abin Sscosi Cubin md ;eerage Passengers Per-
So ~ JOSEPH NrNiURRAY.
i7I 100 ne-street, cDrfst ct south.
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tv7-: A COUNTRY SEAT FOR 5AIE--Situnie on
t The Kngbridce road between 5jh and DIN sYeoues,
ll and 10Th streets. containing acres nf an IN G9p
caynon and aboundins fruit reo shTubbeLy& & exc ne
OF ugue and East River, and also an extensive "ie q"
ANDREW * :. B. licGOSN,
Executors OF Andrew ilctOwn. deceased ar
AnRIA NOE. Is Inhn-st. II. Y.
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rylo MnKNEN, &C--The subscribers oi!r, foT ,uic 100
bills KucSwhost FouJ Substitute ioi OIL Meal ior
feeding Caue. IL cN'eqs''sy used 10y that pup &c o
20 hpli bbls. Evtra, for fHWiy Use % shipping
i2Iu WRIGHT, LOsEE = co = Alonre Y
IpI.EACHED SIIEErINGS-s4i inches VIDE. Tor Eaeby
Ie IIs WELLS q STRING, - PiDo u
4 4i0SKEAG SHEETlNGS-for snle hy
~ js3 WELLS & SPRING. 81 Pine st.
a. fEONN AM BlIlE DRIlLS.-Nolfoik and Bozrah
II Dnlbors--ior sale by WELLS x SPRING.
dli 81 PincS;rUe-
oO sets polished steel Frc Irons assorted. tor snie by
ZtSI Gi0 AACKiE & LEVEREff, lel Water st
NfONEY TO LOAN ON MORTG AGE-Ln sums To suit
lsf spp,cnnrs, inquire OF A. J. bLEEChEk SO,
" iw Broad q. near W Ill 81.
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sURNAP & BABc cOCK,
coMMIssioN
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
~ II no. 8 JOHN-sT
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE

COMMISSION PAPEk WAREHOUSE,
70. 81 .To!i=-Sfreet,
r. Y,TON {. SONS ~ constant receipt oi re-
= -rs Hdaoei 10 every branch the trade. embaclnz IN
o sualy iarge assortment ci Blank Book Cap ana Letter
f;or together with eyery DESCRIPTION ci Aea ana BOOK
Piing Coared Paper Of Medium md ote, slzes Eaveops
Toacco Shoe Gni Fea, Straw and Rug Nrap4lnc; hp;d
tynrs nnd Cloth in great variety Silk and Log Issue, PLAIN
and coloed &C. Besides St:avr, Bonnet Trunk ana
Bandhoy Poards. Press Pa sssrs. &c. &c. Jn'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

Co. \ FARM FOR SAI.E-S.tuale on tine road from New
s Rochelle u White Plains about epui.stGnt from each
-. containing l50 OF land, ali II which plough
land excepting ten ucTes which IS ""ood and The pnce IS
tlrisl bya lane and ni convenient lots Of Guilt
yaiun All tina fences are o; stone IN good order, al me
ground in high Of cultivation. The buildings all o
got4i chaructef and in o5ier. For terms apply 20
5 3. KENYON, on the prcni.es- ef OF
/ AHRIAECE. S. .ohl.st. New Iurk.
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Kid. lefioeee DO.

Together i.h ya!cy u ure: z!ilC!ss to the BnCt anc
She ine shr ieJ VII, se a. low any II the dealers y
Ea.ern uisag!1urs7 Tr: aaGsa endorsed aqte,
rry- I.iha-ll ni,NErste .nnha Ct.a.snnIonts = IE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

FTTO lAlpORT'FRs OF DRI ClDIlS-Ille siVefI ''l
exchange plat Of xiesn Eiosss Lots c slCund, gEr
situated. about and half miles North OF mon riars
having splendid vle-y OF the lrdso- yeE tse o the Es
thoTougbise> leading n thn qru ~ Address Nj ". Ia
the Courier and Enquirer Office. So nc
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CYRUS ". FIELD,
Commission Paper Eya:caionae,
No. FjnritHR slip,


- r. CLAYTON Z. SONS have for sale ut ihe:f Ware
~ house No. - John most extensive assortment
nf Irintnr Wrng. Envelope, c"oTae and other Paper
Binders. Straw bonD5t Bancbox End Trunk Boards Piess
Thei Stock Of Writing Papers adapted foI Siatoner' use
,yill he found unusually extensive.
Constantly on hqsd-
Box md News Priu;ng assorted SIZES weights and qualities
;oo red Medium. double do and Other sizes
Cover Paps various coors and weights for Magazines and
Cheap Publications.,
lad,
Flat and Cot CAPS, plan and ruled and laid, bus aud
White
Letter ruled AVID plain, white md blue. woye and Laid.
pucse, Post. IprnInerc:a 80. Folio Co. Bank do,
Bank Note Paper, 'fohacco do, Envelope do.
Shoe aud Te,. DO Straw Wrapping do, Palm Leaf DO.
HafdV are aud Cloth Papers. IN great yanety.
six ans Log Paper, Sand Papers cck. Cartridge PAPER.
Play Bill, Hauers. Bottng, Druggists and Tssue Papers,
n B-Paper of every description made to order. ja
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

FyOR SAf-fuut Lois o Ground on north SIDE oi Fcu'ii
z street. For particulars inquire o. .,,,,.,,p 80,
.2- 1.r lrnnh .treaL. nrnr WMLl .ireni.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

COUNTRY SEATS AND FARMS FOX SALE
@ hs subscriber n'iers for sale. liberal terms, seve
ss rl Country Seats and FauS on tie East bHns e" the
TITIrSnr i-,T near fary tOyvr-srnoug which are:
The FARf ai the subscriber nn'9 occupied by NJ CT"Es7'
with from 10 20 51 acres. 80
Also several small Places suitable isT Country seats or
Farming purposes lnGutre q! The sIhscrn,r , :, =.
u26 tNyl- :. I; TOSPfINS i9i West II. y. y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

y -. s.0RRlS and Essex RAiLRDAp-fvlNTER
FkI AFRA NGEA EN'r.-- lomrIencnC Monday,
Ss.SsesEa. Sny. iitb. "a.
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MUSIC.
!, ,.l,l,,,y,eCuits,snd Singing

JT-STr ent success in teaching ihe Guitar and Singing.
wi Srsorieon Violin. Trombone. and Cornopepn. Mr.
f,IsAY conHues teach nde. md gentlemen OF New
yt the acvc Instruments nj t5eir Tesdencetcrt mode
MI, The laws Harmony and te at o. grsnslng "tse
sUrh, Piano Forte. correctly tuned atsieetofy city hnd
above Walker. y 10
,lRrVATE COTn.LION PARTIES attended 20 b. n PA
n, Forte and Vioiin reIiurner OF the bcst talent IN The
Cay inauiTe I0LLltS Nnsic Store, rs Roadway dlo
-rr-sa-PIANo FORTE MANUFACTORY.-The
Sge ~ Subscribers are finishing M eoiliely ne"
sesoff % a5s S asy Tai n a s Ha %f'fsq 9 keep IN
tune much ionger, the Improvement consists m farp Frame
peculiar IN construction Gbyalipg every objection heretofore
caused by the of me,c int9rns the tone IRE
essor. and Purchasers invited q e[a1ation o. these
n.tr,rr,cnts GLENN ROC ERS & co.
lygH l53 Fulton street. Esst .Ide. boed'snF.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

MACHINE BANDS.-The following unsolicited opinion
lSs our Iudia Rubber Machine unoInS commend 10
the attention OF the interested. HORACE IL. DAN.
Successor o the RoNbury India Rubber Co.
NORWICH. Jan 10. l5i5-Dsur Sir: Adore please find
our draft on - - the balance OF your account against
US We take pleasure IN saying that after in and ni al
o! your Rubber Banding. Tor purposes io which we
have used it. TO duve heavy light machines with hnnd.
that gives fullest sati.iacion Yours very truly,
MOSES PIERCE,
Nnr,cich Rlnnc him ..nh nenharlnr IN ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

=. FOR SALE OR EXCfIANGE-i v1lua'ie and
A-sfA h.hy improved Country seat a. JnmaLca. Win
10 OF land fronting Fulton st 80 isei
pfIr al new nnd numerous. assortment tot selected
iru ard plants IN bearing, also. 100 ornamental trees ~ nn
sa?yn dssgnhe property Tor gentleman dong 0ne'
in the CITY. Appis TO ~ sd!ieS' 80 . ,,, .,,,,-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

- FOR SAI.H-Fye brcb horses aGd oi, on EsseN
fSsf stree: Enquire OF i. J. BLEECkER x 90:
I..s1 70 lw fiTuaf..t. neaf Nnii..t
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

gi FOR SALE-IW0 va.ulte Lots. e4cN . Dy = =
4< On south SIDE OF S=yeu;ceatb y between 6tl and -
nGll iyenCeS EGQuire Of =. !. BLEECkEk K co.
Il:l i,g Broai-st near 1Sailstree,
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bear: -, ,,,,.T,. r,,,,, ~, ,,,rDI, -,

~ Now read the following Certificates. sri It yon dnrh
y cali and the people whose signatures aa' aa ,sJ
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

= TO LET-T'ya t1-ee srory Houses m Broadway, ne.l
@ to the corner Of 2t street Stages and Raii'Gaf ais
Eis pass every five MINUTES. They VIII be ei low to .
good tenant.
stree rear the o,yery yacnut lot nf ground n Twenty
Fourth rsei near the corner OF 9Th Avenue. Inquire Of
: * :. HALSTED. No t6 Ccdar-st.
ra9u,a Opposite the New Pos: Office
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

E: FOR SALE Several 3-tnrv 1rick Houses on Mort
- side tvc7ue g. hetween sixth ard Seset' slreai'
gi;i5 [aGi;J.eof j. J. HLEECkEG Z Co.
- i9v No. : i;-ue, street. near ibaiis.-
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

YIN ! Tn tiSflta
=, H.. FBEIGIFT FOR WHEELING, VA. AND
Raiia PGlIS8qRG, A.Tlie undenicne o[ lat
Es. years ard preseIt) Agent of BiSGuAM : LINE
Ss..gEfron tbs CITY 10 PlsbuEg Pa takes tbs method
Of informing s esiS aud the Public, that having
made extensive arrangements Tor forwarding AeFchuDde
Relroad and Wagons, duriag the Winter season. To- the
West m = nov prepared 10 receipt Tor Goods i:9nl h,s City
tD WHEELING, Yu. VIA Baltimore and Cnbefand, Nd.
10 piIJSBURG via Phadepha and Chanbenburg Rail
foad Al goods elrrs! 10 s care Will be forwarded with
delay. and n the lowest rates, either o the
above point, the Ohio River Also Merchandise and Pack
agss forwarded hy GREENS Express Though N three days
tom Baltimore 10 Wheeling making n all S ays from this
The business VIII he conducted by
WAt TYSON, 10 West-st. n. Y
BlAGHAMS. DOCK l. S'FRATTDN, philai.
I+GES WILSON. North liowHrl.st. tult.
HDLLYDAY Z DGERTON, Cumberland. Sid.
JAMES II. FORSYTH 4 co. Wheeling Va.
WILLIAM BINGHAM, pittburg, Pm.
Goods intended nT The lFhesng Route should be aTSed
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There were some stocks of silks and other drv
goods destroyed. The total loss is perhaps FIVE
millions, one quarter OF the amount lost in the
great fire ten years ago.
Amount OF insurance on property in the burnt
district, derived from rough estimates made at
the various Offices. tits not improbable howey-
er, that some deduction may be made from these
amounts. Firemen'S $3.50, 900; North American
lO0,0 900; Equitable 100000; Mutual Safety 525
O00,; Contributionship I25 ,OOO,; Trust Fire 80
600, National $4,000, Hartford so, 900, Etna,
Hartford $4,000, General Mutual, IOO, 900, How
ard 100000, N. Y. Fire $4,000, williamsburg
$4,000; Guardian 175,000; United States $50.
600; Columbus 10000; East River 2OO, 600 City
$4,000 Merchants Mutual IOO,O 900; Sun 400,
600; American 100000; Croton 10000; General
Mutual $4,000; Jefferson 100000 Alliance IS,
600; Pelican so 900; Mercantile 100000; Mer-
chants 100000; Eagle 800 600; Etna Ito, 1000;
Manhattan 100000; North River 100 900: Bow
cry 10000: Greenwich 40 ,OOO
The Brooklyn, Long Island and Kings County
Mutual Insurance Companies all suffer to con-
siderable amount.
The Mutual Safety Co. has the largest amount
at risk, say ,4OO,OO and careful examination
OF the losses makes it probable that there will ac-
tually be between 300, 900 and $4OO, O0O or about
half the accumHlations of profits on hand
The two companies which are looked upon as
used up by this disaster, are the Merchants Fire
and East River, which will perhaps pay in full or
nearly so, but have capital left to go on with.
The whole amount of insurance is from four
to four and half millions.
Timothy Waters, member of Co. No. %, cut
down door OF one of the burning buildings, and
succeeded, by the means, in rescuing some of his
brother hremen, who must otherwise have per-
ished. He was, himself, slightly injured
The Journal Of Commerce says, concerning the loss
OF life by the fire, only four are yet asceraed 10 have
been killed. One was woman, burned to death in the
house 10 Broad Street. Augustus L. Cowdrey, of en-
g;ne company No az, who was overwhelmed in the ru-
us of house in New Street, had not been discovered
up TO late hour but the company which he belonged
working hard al the ruins in search Fit The bod
les of two other persons brought from the ruins of
No az Broad Street the Coroners office. One ofhem
is white man named Peter A Johnson, who lived at
No. Is Water stgeet, and has left widow and three
children. The other was colored man. whose name is
as yet unknown.
Understanding that report is in circulation that the
explosion at the great fire al this morning, was from the
gasometer house of The New York Gas Light Company
do hereby certify that the said explosion occurred be-
fore the gasomeer house took fire. and consequently
in no way connected with il.
CoRNs. " ANDERSON
Chief Engineer,
Neuu York Jatig 10, 1916.