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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
STEERS. &c


her two lower and bowsnit s;4ndns wTecker as
ne1 Ar. I ,,on ashore on Indian Key was seen with wrccer
I'VE eaa from the Key West Lich, of the Reef Of the
18th nit, that ew days before there had been large
aud procerGed her voyage giving them salvage The
Of goods neeesiy to es iSen 2Ht o. hg 70 S a.
The ship from New York bound to New Oreaiis-nais
Sclr Rochsmbeau Paterson aud for Baltimore from
Port au Prince with OF coffee mahogany &c parted
her cables in the late gse and rassed ashoe III the 10
was thought she would got elf with assistance which has
been sent TO her from Baltimore.
Sag Harbor on the 3,ii inst during the gale The smack
Richard Of Block Island driven ashore al Neffdn Bay
no live, lost and both expected 10 be cot Of ScIr T!ah
Ball. Of New London vas ashore GARDENERS l-ard No
thius had been hesrd Of her crew.
We learn from the Charleston Courier Of the lG!ins that
the schr Florida Reed for Dsrien while proceeding 70 SEA
Fort PincIey with the packs Wilmington, Marshall
head si, knight head and plank shear The w lost Of
the boarding 10 wheel house.
Brig Lowde before reported ashore at Quicks Hole has
The baTque te eastward Of BcnOn reef teparted
Island pilot e,l by whom she was, in the evening ta'ea
c Breon reef ard yery being stranded on
Eastons beach, but the Captain finding the pilot gnGr-
and the vessel getting into oal water ordered her 10 be
brought anchor and morning OF lith she was T1!ns
whng onequarier Of mile from the beach, with the wind
Shore but happily not very fresh As soon as her situa-
tion was known Newport party Of Newport pilots went
her under weigh when officer and boats who, with
Ter jackson in Newport habor compliance with request
OF the Collector boarded and assisted in working her of
her dsnssou' position and took her safe .niS NsNpoI
81 snpUcG S to S BE- Ses 70 obtain e
under false rsences l. vas reported at Caes'o by man
New brig Maine Of 2GO tens, 9i and lIQm ioinaiipn,
supposed for Southern port sa'el December 9I and has
Schr Fair Play Rscer DAYS from Norfolk for Boston,
Tarnun Cove7th, with loss Of loTsy2sd aud leaking
strokes hour; two were sent from eTcue Gutter
Jackson, to assist IN pumping.
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The Mobile Journal of the 3Oth ult. says:
I'VE learn Tint the Supreme Court have affirmed the de-.
cson of lhe Chsncery Court Of this District the Of
the Trustees the Bank OF the United States Hiichcock
Representatives This decision il will be recoected was
in favor of the Bank, all the points contested"
or tie counterfeit, Illinois scrip it said that s7Oo
have been the Treasury 1t the opinion OF many
that the scrip printed from the genuine plates
The of the Neworsans Banks for 2'h january
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corRT on COMMON PLEAs.

BtioTt I-'''INhIiN"If
C.uiLi ". J. WilLMMs.@-heuon for isl;e impnsan-
I'D the esss will be summed up to-day the Circuit
ssstt room commencing at half past O sock
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY fouR Persons
Ning Bcals Hair Restorative supplied on the terms
srge until successful az the proprietors Office No.
liS Avenue pEroTs Gusons Bazaar lT3 Bro ad,vay ;
succt, Boston, II Locus-Sireet, Philadelphia Isl 3,
FsSssIs! NUfFS AND FURS!-Scl!ing by rctaT a,
~ ssALE prices for this WEEK ONLY, ri Ne. Court
ss hear Brosdway. Ladies don't i,set 10 call and
Tscurss.yes In time. ,i20 3,nis,
ssss, iSG,-Two or three gentlemen can be accem.
sss,s WIN slnSle rooms, with CRATES, at Mrs. Jane
"a. 30. "a barciay.st. Also. room aud bedroom
'4 eosfd. Reference given and required i3l
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cn1rnr OF srsSlnNS.


B.or. the REcoRpEE snd Aldermen Car aud CozzrHS.
N,IHgw e. PATTERSON, EsI. District Attorney
sES1rScE.-William Cargan, convicted by confession o
teng house Of the relic; Of the late Isaac Lawrcnceds
,sisnecd The State Prison for years auG moths ,
CssE SAMUEL ADA,islu the case oi TINS inui'iuua
dicled for having obtained SEQ 0O worth oi property
fom the firm OF McssIs Suydam, Sage X Co winch wa; 10
h,, been tired this day On motion the trial was postponed 10
saturday, OF the absence III ahother
yt of Ogden Hoffman, OF the counsel FOR the people
No other beng ready for trial the Court adjourned
n O'Clock on Saturday morning.
POLICE OFFICE
LEcysirs-Pltuck Wsicrs arrcsted and committed
t .tc.!g wood Of Capt. NJ Hopper of tho Municipal Po-
Alfred Town was arrested and committed for stealing
,orh s. lfom oseph Krusel No u Rector street.
RrcoytgY or STOLEN Goops.-Oncers Stephens and 6.
.ys lave recovered large quantity OF adss black silk
oeng, kid gloves silk handkerches, fine lawn handker
lief hem,ched-pnt up square gilt edge boScs-tor
sltrt an owner is wanted at the Lower Police Office
Pp"rrRry Losr on SroLEs.-A lady while PASSING from
80 n ercer along Canal street last night towards
Gnndlo bad puroined FROM her paper 9o1-bearing
Il the Of ilonas Banksin which WAS the rnniatpre
II Young lady SCI gold. and also gold rings, Tor which
~ ,rd Of So is Offered.
As robbed Of her gold watch last evening, which was stolen
nom her pocket while omnibus proceeding mp Broad
sr towards her residence ~ Union Pscs Persons cannot
loo careful wbeu,tyelinc in any of nfpuhiic vehicles OF
he CITY TO guard their pockets from de.redations.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

g. DALbEr's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR. at hi,
10y. 81 Walker street, mrs; Store FROM BroadwSy.-
aoer that DALLsfs Save is not 10 be had at the late
~ down town. the chsnccior, for good and sniri.nt
ss, having broken the contract between Dallcy and
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

BoARDlNG.-MRS GoSS having opened the new and
commodious hosse, e6 Neseystrcet near the Asto oe
procrs choice of desirable rooms 10 transient perna
Boardcrs Croon shower, and cold baths tree
The location is very central, yet quiet and shady Terms
moderate. auJ tins
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coRoNER,S OFFICE.

CORONER'S OFFICE.
Dirp oS yoAnp.-The Coroner was csc. to hold an
aIncst on board the brig Poteus Capt Duc from Roer-
Inn ON tho body of Of the passengers who died suddcnly
. board The nquestwi be held tomorrow.
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E0REIGN PQRTS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Bordeaux Dec S-ln port, Tmoeon for Charleson socn;
Concord New Orleans do America do Jan TO- EdooaFd do
3lst; Essex New York, soon
Marsces Dec s-in port, Missouri. New York. Jan Is;
Suwarow New Orleans 10th; Savanna do, 18th; Mozart,
do 2uth.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

VETHooPING COUGH AND CR9uP-To PARENTS
w Jaynes Expec,orn; is without exception the most
valuable preparation for the above diseases. Itcon
verts whoopng cough into mild and tractable disease and
sho1tcts its duration than one half and produces
certain and speedy recovery. From halic spcou
m certainly Group in Infants and young children
in half hours tine The lives of hundreds Of children
will be saved annually, BY always keeping it hand ready
sur any emergency.
Its prepared only By DR.. D. Jayne, No 30 South Third
st. Philadelphia. Price 81. For sale by
A. B. & D. SANDS. Druggists. 20 Fulton-st.
;lS lmis 273 Broadway and ~ East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

axARt OF fNArce, and buy the true Magical Pain Ex-
60, only at 81 Ccurtand ST. where they offer Won $50
d 10 md better article and sell The genuine at balf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETINGS.
d EUBEN SMITH, Jr. 2s4 BROADWAY, Opposite City
IL Hl calls the attention OF those wishing TO furnish
with the and best style ofgoods to his large and well
selected stock French Aubusson Administer Royal Vel
vet Wilton, Tapestry and Brussels CarpctnSs containing
some OF the richest and elegant patterns OF the newest
designs, and beautifully arranged coors, which have
just been received by recent impOrtaons from the best
European manufacturers.
Also, Thrce-ply, Inrair Damask and Twilcd Venetian
C.rpc:inss English Druggcts, Table and Piano Covers,
with every article connected with the trade.
Floor Oil Cloths of the latest patterns, well seasoned, OF
every description and width.
Persons furnishing Private Residences Steamboats,, or
Hotels, are particularly invited call and examine for
themselves before making their purchases, only such
goods are sold such prices shall give entire sac
ton: al wis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
WIN T. JENNINGS & co.
DRAPERS dND TAILORS,
Importers of Cloths, Cdssimeres, Vestings, Fancy

Dress Articles, &c.
23l Broadway, American HOTEL opposite the Fountain,
Solicit attention from Citizens and Strangers requiring
Garments large assortment of Goods for Fall and
Winter wear sceco owh view Of rendering their stock
rich in quality variety be found In the city.
comprising Beave, and Mled Cloths. Tweeds. &c. for
overcoats. Coaks &c; French and English Cloths for
dress froc< Coats; various styles Cassmcres
rich Velvet, Meriro, silk and Satin YeStngs-which will
be made up ortsr prices 20 sustain reputation
the pioneers in the progressive reformation that Is averns
the of comaan that cash purchasers taxed for
others deiinqacDccs The style and finish Of Garments
will compare W III those of any other establishment, and
in this the sequel OF the extensive patronage elected
large assortment Of FIRST QUALITY Ready -madc Gar
meuts comprising overcoats, Coaks, Dress and Frock
Coats Pantaloons, Vests &c. constantly hand. with
full supply Fancy Dress articles, including Scar Cra
vat Gloves, suspendcrs, Dressing Robes.
&c. o5 istf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

Two story brick house and lot No SO rea near
Broadway; lot p by 100 feet 6,
Estate of Jordan ColcS:
About 90 lots South Second River First streets &c
williamsburg, sold together %
lynch aud luqueer streets, Brooklyn each Ii by 100
feet at $40 -, u
E;sh, lots on Smith street between same streets and
size. at $3.50 II
Sixteen lots on Luqueer ard Lynch streets, between
Court and Smith same size. At Stlo IL
Eishi lots cn CoRIt street. the whole trout between MN
and FL streets, same size, 81 Sio0 ~
Twelve lots Hall and Mill streets, between Couit
:, and smith sirretS same size, al 50 ,
Eight lots IN Court streets whole front between Bush
80 and Lconnrd stIepts, same sire at So
sla3
Sin lots adjoining, extending to Cenne 81, and Hamilton
Fo gore los On Court snd Bush stss-,s and Hamilton
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
RELIGIOUS LECTURES FOR TOMORROW.

~ Rev. Nlr G. T. BEDELL, Rector Of the Ascension,
Y pEe1s evs" u i aS in s Sn tTsnsh s
row. Services III Engs and TO begin a, o'clock All are
respectfully invited 20 attend It'
,GZ~MARINER's CHURcH.-!TI,he Rey. Z. 7. T.yLoa,
The sfmag Gharn Att Boston, nag T fn m T er
vice commencing III the morning al oi O'CLOCK Ill the alter
noon ats anu III the eN"ning At
~ The Rev. john NJ FORBES, Rector OF ST. Lukc's
Church will deliver Sermon to the Young the Mission
Church of the Epiphany between Essex and
Norfolk s.s. Sunday evening next Service TO COM
nence al a o'clock. It,
.D5- THE TKIRTEENTn LEcTuRE;; in the course to
Young People in the Alaicts Church VII be delivered To-
morrow (Sun'ayl evening" b! Tue he' ~ s-ousiaS o' S
Slec,-"Ths Danger to which Young Men are ssross
IRON me rlesnce Oi i'T pn'p service 70 tom
me!ee IL U e4oe-. --------zr-----
~ NoTICE.-Rer. b. F. BARRETT will deliver his
1GI.f ST. al oeoe Sr@st the oas d the Books ol
the Judsine, undc and taught in the New Church
Seats free. Ia the weather should be unpleasant the
lecture vii be postponed
~ LECTURE On UNIVERSALISai, in the Orchard
Church. Broomc-st., on Sunday tto-morrow)
Evening 10th. Subject UlivcrsaliSm good 10 live by,
but not TO die by Prcacher-Hev T. j. Sawyer IL
| 70 LIBERAL LECTURES AND DEBATES at Ma.
Lecturer 10 the Raonasts) will lecture at the
above Hail. in the English lansMasaieI which Air 6 ale
will introduce Debate Oh the Mrnss ol homas Faine IL
~ Rev. JONATHAN NJ. WAINWRIGHT DID. VIII preach
on Sunday evening next, the 10th inst in the Church OF
the Redemption 9th street. between ed and 81 Avenues
Service 10 begin III y O'Clock. It,
u FRANKLIN TYPoGRAPHlC!hL. ASSoClA-
TluN-he regular monthly meeting Of this Association
will be held al ST Johns Hail. amklor street, Saturday
evening" Feb. Is. l8ij al 3o,cluck.
JOHN w. MOULTON, President:
Jos. I. CRowrLL. Rec. Sec'ry. l5f
COLUMBIAN HALL, 263 Grand st.-lt is expected
that Elder Israel L. Jones will lecture at Columbian Hall
three times Tomorrow Lords Day Oh the Second Ad-
vent Of our Saviour.
Seats Free. The public arc invited to attend. 1t.
~. RUTGERS FEMALE lNSTITuTE-C9u of
Lectures 10 StockhoderS.-The Rev. Professor ELTON,
late of Brown University will deliver course Of Three Lee
lures Vesuviu Herculaneum Pomle N The Chapr
Of the Institute the eyenss OF Monday Wednesday and
Friday the l7h 10Th and 2ist n commencing al = O'Clock
Stockholders with their families. respectfully invited TO
attend Others procure tckee al the doorat p cets EACH
By order Of the Lecture COMMITTEE
l5r ttSNiWSF MORRIS FRANKLIN, Chairman.
n1rLECTURES ON SHAKSPEARE-Mr.H HUDSON
who has been kept from ecturng several days account o
the weather will give his lectures Hamlet and Macbeth IN
the Society Library Room on the evenings ol Monday and
Friday. Feb II and 81, at ! ~ o'clock.
Admttance each evening 80 cenis Gentleman and TWO La
dies ST. taken al the door. lilotis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

A GRAND VOCAL AND NsrRuMENIiALi .GoS- T,:s-
ArEKr win he riysn at the Tabcruabte, friay Eve-
uln, February sl on which occasion the ;o!oNirs Gi
nsIished ;atet win appear: Mrs strong
TAYLOR, (by permission Of NJ. MitchciD .,e" ~.
-telcdeons Mr.. oakley Mr.. Comes, MI ADdre sr 's
Mr. C. L. Barnes Juvenile Orchestra and Jurenie 'c,'
Class, Mr.. jacobs, Mr. Apers who viii pGvaie u m
Or-an and Piano.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

yTNIME-SANISG ANSWER-From advertisements that
4 frequently appear III the papers, and from circulars
that about the city and country and lett under tho
doors of many of friends, almost every day
called upon and asked five not in partnership with
Mr.. Dodge? ?"
In order prevent any farther mistakes and Interrupt
lions from such calls and inquiries, beg leave to state
that we arc not were, in partnership with any
Mr. Dodge and that have new, superior, patent
mode either setting fastening tceth do we know
of any that not thoroughly understood by all well n-
str,ctcd Dentists Doctor who may be hs partner
aud who has by mistake ohaase published his
In such way tO make II resemble ours, so that Is Of
ten taken ours, have not the pleasure Of knowing
either by namc person, profession or title.
E. PARMLY,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

TN L. LEWIS, SURGEON DENTIST, $40 Broadway,
I'd door below Masonic Hall, begs leave TO inform his
friends and the public that he has made the following great
reduction In Dentistry:
Teeth plugged with nnc sod dollar Do. do. de- tin
foil silver, so cents. Do cleaned dollar. Do
.ractcd. so cts. Tccthachc cured 80 cts. d2 3ulss
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

corRr cALeNpAR-This DAY.
Ss..t-Noa y. Te. . *. te, s., s. -, q. ies.
- % e. s. uisioo, ioi. ies. ., D. p, %.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
GREAT REDUCTION!

WIN NTERo ovERc COATS, &c
\ large assortment Of
OVER COATS, OVER SACKS, CLOAkS, NC
a, g7ealiy reduced prices, at
wM. T. JENNINGS s. CO.'S
III lmis 23l Broadway. opposite the Fountain.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
tFor comneTea and MONEY Ma';s' Sc. Las; f1se :,

tYor Commercial and MONEY Matters see Las; Pase
h, stock M.rkr, was rather heavy o-dly and WIN eN
w., ,,.,e ,o-,-,,,at lower Canton weat M al
III f., So.d bnt aeeliae a. lie second % Sci The a
wc1r TO considerable extent ,,..o,, Ia
Exchanges are ii, fair demand and tFFa, and
rr,ac. 5gg,. The supply Of bills Is oai "'uS'''' @
Southern bills come forward slowly e,r .ou,r-
Cotton freight. ar ,-y Il and nominal at $50 or S,
b,a transient ship filed pi, a! 95'd been
below 5iGd. ,,.s..,,. t,,s declared !,
d,idend OF 81 80 upon each share OF tie esp. s.,,t
bic 18th last stockholders rcsH'efeo ID ''' Wv
Hon John aeaulay In, been elected rden; OF the Com
ereal Ban. Of Kingston canlda IN rlAee oi the iae john
< l,rr,r;uh:. t.s, An excellent appointment
rd,u,a D whit Of Boston; Abraham H. Howisnd, o! y
BEDFORD Robert Campbell of Fl,fcd, and James Russell
or Wet Cambridge have been elected directors of the West
cru Railroad the part OF the Commonwealth oi Aiassaeha
Rs,s of dseoun, Bank Notes the Exchange Office Of
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

65l Oats 2S 2sc; Timothy Seed rs 75c; Fork IS 59
SALES OF REAL ESTATE FEB. IL
BY a. j. Bieecker & Co.
2lo,s Sd ayenus at w corner of Osth ST. together
50 by l9e IT. Cottage house on Sd avenue aud stable
on luSih S6p0
United German Lutheran Church leases for 2yeass, with
covenants ior like renewal
story brick house No. POI William ST. Lot 22t by SCI
No 200 Lot by S. hrse story brick house, 20 by .o Loo
No 2GG Lot rresu ular about 20 II front aud liz deep.
brick house 20 feet front 95 80 feet deep
Ground rent $3.50 annuui-Sold subject d lease
of five years. at $50 per anEun,. 1900
Nc2io Lot about ?; BY ll2. story brick house q BY
40 Il. Ground rent $3.50 per ann,lm. l,.0O
BY Siritl &. Morgan and Halliday & Jenkins
Property sold by order assisnces Of Alexander Knox.
Lot corner Troy and Greenwich SIS fronting ON latter
20 II 10 by =. z.o2o
Lo, adjoining, same size l'3sS $50
e g e & & & 5:S 5:S$s Sss
Of show ", y 6y 50 r. 100
Lot adjoining. same size ze,,.,e.,,. ls53
DO DO do do VII" a. story 0'sS Do S"ains SS sSS
do do do do $50
DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO 5,SS ISS
& frame building between the two lots
Lot ad>omins; same size. lr525
90 90 Do Do lee lsSS
r., Crane buildings On these i l9t,2 8 ,,;.
w,th frame tpding. l,i50
LO' sdIoinug Sme description l.:3C
Eg, sSrsst aud q Jane .ur,. a,s by soft ssss Sc
Lo. sdjo'ninr, same size. 2iOa
do do 2.3N
Lo, Jane St of the above p BY foa #. 80!
Lot adjoining. s@%s a ',1e 80
| ah lot beyond with brick house. i.a2i
Lot adjoining. with frame house. l,s25
r., ~ ~ Era,k1,u A. Son
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PROGRAMME.
PART FIRST.

S-ASs liA- 1actlo, AAE. WIZ ''''-
PROGRAMME.
PART FIRST.
Voluntary on the Organ Mt ;SipsIs
Overture L. Barnes Javcaile Orchestra
Five vioiins. Octave F1u.e v.o.inceilo and Double
Rsss, played in most mastery manner by boys
under IL, With little girl at the Piano.
SoSG-Thc "Fountains Sereade the Flower, Miss Taylor
Written for Miss Taylor, by G. r. Morris, ESQ
arranged by Francis II. Brown. Sung with great
applause at Gen. Morris late Concert.
Tkio--"Lady of Beauty -.New-foIk Neodeon
This and the other pieces OF the "Meloieons,
Messrs. Oakley, Comes, Nash and Andrews. are
choice selection from their Concert at the Tcscr-
nacie Feb. 18th, which was well received.
Sos6--Through the wood-C. E. Horne. Mrs, Strong
csozrs-Thc Mr. Barnes Juvenile NSea Class.
OF 10 BOYS and Girls which are selected from the
first families in the city, and exhibit nitscai talent
OF the first order. Their music Is beautiful anu
effective.
PAxr SECOND.
QUAsrgrrE-Lutzow's Wild Hunt Mclodeors
The beauty and value OF Chants are wei known;
but the adoption OF these texts OF Scripture that
bear on the subject Of Temperance TO this style o
Stusic is altogether original idea and this per-
iorInance by large Choir Of Youth must DO Pc
cilinrly attractive.
SONG Touch gently. gently Time" Miss Taylor
sung by her AZ Gen Morris Corcc-; and raptuTous-
iy appaUdcd-
QrARrErrE.. .-.-.-.--.--...........M Mclodecns
SoNe-3hc Forest Queens. Nelson Mrs. S;ronc
GRAND MAscH.-..........-..... Junior Orchest
Piano accom- apartment with four hands. This has
excited the the highest admiration.
-ACtOADlOS SiI J1CplS
Piano Accompaniment:
SoNG-My Mother Dcar-S Lover Strong
QUARTErrE-Excelsior. .Juychile Vocal Class
TYRoLEAN GIEE Melcdeons
NATIONAL AIRS. Juvenile Orchestra
Tickets so cents. Two Tickets will admit gentleman
and Two Indies. Forsae the Mirror Ohce Saxton aud
Miles, 305 Broadway Burgess and Stringers. Atwrs Mu
sic Store at the Music Stores generally and 1t the Door,
The splendid Piano used this occasion is from the au
sic store OF Mesrs Firth, Hall s. Pond 23s Broadway,
corner OF Park Place.
AR Barnes will give full Concert OF his Juvenile Vocal
and Instrumental Glasses In a few weeks. III st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

spss. bristol's ami Comstock's Extract OF Sarsapa
Ssold al 81 Courtlandt ~,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

NTEw CARPET AND OIL CLOTH ST0RE-No. Ga
~ East Broadway and II Division st.-W. II. GUloN,
of the late firm OF Il. E. rrdy Coz would respectfully
invite the attention of his friends and those families that
have favored him with their patronage while IN feari street.
and the public generally 10 his extensive WaIh ROOMS III
the spacious store fronting No. 81 East Broadway and
II Division street. where may be found the most extensive
assortment of al the various styles Of Carpetins OH Cloths
Rugs Table and Piano Covers Window SHADES stair Rods
&C. Families in want Of Carpetins or any article IN the
line may assured being enabled TO make as satsfacto
ry selections and prices lower than At any other store IN
the city.
" B.-An experienced Uphostcrer will attend to the
making Carpets ard laying Oil Ciob a the shortest no.
flee jal7tfs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
Correspondence Livingston & Co
SALES OF REAL ESTATE. FEB. IL.

ALBANY Feb. y, 1875
Produce III freely. Good msng Barley Sc: Rye
65s; Oats 2S 29c; Timothy Seed 81 25 75c Fork IS 59
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
RELOW

Packet ship Oneida Funck Havre Dec 7ih 70 BcyC
X Ilinckrn The o. boarded yesterday morning East
the light ship o., .
Ship Indiana Bennett, from New orleans jan <Oln u
Aso barue from Rio dc J4nefo, aad briss unknown
Wind NJ Weather thick.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

Saore recently 10 Texas permits his name 10 be re-
% TO. aud declares in public tha; Hays Lmimeut. II
sComs;ock & Co.'S Is the most eticctual remedy ior
eeger discovered He does this for the benefit OF The
sled. as well as the prcprietors Ii must be remem-
that 1t !sihat only sold by Ccmstock Co. 2l Court
Ssireet anu ls9 Fulton st. Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

I. .. OF .. T.
GRAND FESTIVAL AT THE TABERNACLE.-A
VI Grand Festival In aid of the ODD FELLOWS LII
BRARY ASSOCIATION, will be held at the Tabernacle on
THURSDAY EVENING the 2oth instant, when such en-
teraRren;s viii be presented cannot fail to command
the counenancc and support OF the Brehrenof The Order
An Grafton win be delivered b. Pc NJ CHArlN oi Mas
sachusetts-in addition to which.
y full and effective Chorus from the New-fork SAchEp
MUsIc SOCIETY Eave generously volunteered their valuable
aid for this secession The services of the eodeons nave
hcen secured and the "ophean Family have IN the most
generous manner forward In aid OF this most praise
worthy object. Other entertainments will also be pro-
vdsd, full particulars Of which will be published III few
days, Us soon the programme can be made ont.
Tickets so cents-to be had of the Lodge Committees at
The several Lodge Rooms at the Library, National Hall
Firth & Halls Music Stores, Franklin square and 239
Broadway; at Hales Letter Office, Courier Buildng or
of either OF the undersigned.
CHARLEs BURDETT,7 Committee
WM. HALL, OF
12f JN0. A. KENNEDY, oArrangementS.