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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

New-York Mechanics How they Live.
NEwYoRK 18th January. lsi3.
To nts Editoy Of TIE Tribune:
Sir: l have perused your article suggesting The
establishment of Labor Exchange. ain some
times searching for employment at other times
require assistance, and heartily approve ofyour
plan. trust you will continue to keep ii before
the public until spmethipg of the kind is adopted.
You make mention OF the many buildings nCw be
ing erected in New-York, and the consequent en-
ployment of many hands, but feel assured you are
not aware Of the low prices by which the mechanic
earns scan,y pittance. He gives oil his powers
to rear your splendid dwellings,, while ne and bis
family are bre4:hipg the pVisoaous atnc ,,ere ola
small room containing tower sqrc.e feet than The
entrance hall OF your modern palaces. l ain one OF
,,any who are eppfoysd manufacturing doors, slsh
Syarcas, &C. realisipg from SO to SAY weekly; de-
duct from this sum the landlords rent-amouning
in nv case to 1873 cents per week-and the cum lett
is small indeed for the and tear OF tools, and
the support OF family. Yet this state OF things is
all but general amongst the house carpenters, cspe-
ciaily in the winter and will be happy 10 learn il
tho carpenters trade is the only reduced 10 such
extremtes. have been ID this city six years, and
am convinced that the condition Of the mechanics
il fact retrogradng, and in some cases already be
low the level Of the London mechanic. am ready
10 give proof of what | have stated and l feel
assured that much good would ensue by the pub
ljcty of such facts connected with the various trades
in this city. Is the Tribune ready TO request such
information Yours with respsct.
A Constant Reader Of your Paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

G. BAILEY JR., Ese.-l send you by the bearer
Of this sI, and want you 10 send copies OF Facts
for the People" for this year. to the persons named
below:
HE sends the names of eight shareholders,
owning an aggregate OF eighty-three slaves
aE have ono earthly desire stronger than all
others il is to see Kentucky free--and you may be
astonished to learn that aaa Slare-hotaer-it is
true, but do not intend to continue SO. My ser
wants are women and childrep, except one boyl
and fear to turn them out upon the world, lest
they should not do well but my heart is IN The
Inaiter, and hope at distant day, 10 make some
Just and equitable arrangements for them.
The persons to whom have ordered your paper,
did NOT request it of me- nor do know what rscsp-
ton il may meet but think such facts ought 10 be
made public, aud conclude to order the paper as a
New Years gift TO them.
II you think il advisable, would be very happy
70 sea in the columns of the Herald" TO which
am subscriber,l the letters Of President Wayl
and some gentleman in The South ON the subject OF
slavery. saw one OF the letters in the Baptist
Record, If mistake NOT.
Send me a copy Of " Facts for The People
~ Yours. &c. lCin. Herald.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

Boston Dec g. for Wilmington, NC TO load for -. Domingo
srce winch nothing has been heurd from her. She
beautiful new Tesse Of about l20 ind valued at ubou
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
Sentiment In slave states.

The following note, from highly respectable
citizen of Kentucky, shows the gradual change
of sentiment now in progress in the saveholding
region. Names of places and persons are omit
ted as we do not wish to subject any free-hearted
cisixens tn inconvenience.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
Public Stock Erchange-Jan. 81.
Sales OF Real Estate. .JAS. %.

Bales OF KeaI hsiafe.,JAN y.
BIZ ". III. Franklin 4 S0a.
Three story bck house and lot No z3 Peari,t 10; %
feet 10 front. . fee; rear By 100 feet deep. House
81 feet deep S.UD
Three story 6rick house 81 Pearl st. Lo, 2is # 'front.'
l7s II rear by 100 Deep House 6i II deep 800
By Il. j. Bleseker q, Ca.
To story bnck front heue u White st. IS by 20 f. and
Two ,toly ~ tfck house s. Veey St. Hos ~ BY 81 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

ROMANTIC WEpDIrG.-The Princeton, Ky Ex.
aminer, gives the following rather romantic Incl.
dents, connected with the recent marriage Of
gentleman and lady of Christian Co., Ky. The
parties were Mr.. CHARLES A. BACON aud Mrs
MARGARET RArcLlFF. The ludy's father and
family, together with herself, left honso on Mon
day, the 18th ult., ON their way to Alabama, tc
which State they were removing. AT night they
stopped at the house of O relative III Christian
county, near the Tennessee line, and a few miles
from their old home. The gentleman came there
and had an interview with the lady, The result of
which was that he returned by times the next
morning, and tho lady concluded to remain in
Kentucky. When her determination was CON-
municated to the old people they were just ready
to set off on their Journey and one who wit
messed the parting scene describes 1t as affecting
in the highest degree. The lady's effects were
removed from the wagon, and the bereaved pa
rents proceeded on their journey TO u distant land
with heavy hearts, leaving behind them many
kind and affectionate friends and relatives, and a
home in which they had spent many happy years,
together with beloved child who had coRtri-
butcd no little to thc endearments of that home.
II was determined by the parties that the mar
riage should take place the same evening, and
az thare was not time to go to Hopkinsville, the
gentleman went over into Tennessee and pro-
cured license from neighboring Justice. About
four O'Clock in the evening the happy pair drove
off in buggy, accompanied by the minister and
some ten or dozen ladies and gentlemen in u
carriage and on horseback. Soon after the party
crossed the Tennessee line, halt was made, and
the Reverend gentleman rode round in front oil
the buggy, took off his hat, and there in the wild
woods performed the ceremony which united for
life the destines of the lovers. and gave to the
lady friend and protector, who will prove, we
earnestly hope, no less tender and affectionate
than her fond parents, whom she had given up
few hours before for his sake. The party then
returned to the residence of Capt. Malcolm
M'Neil, and were entertained by that gentleman
in the most hospitable manner.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
NOTICE TO TAX P8YER3;
CoaPTRoLLga's CYTlCss

Brooklyn, Npyeraber7tb. ~:
PURSUANT 10 an Aet Of the Lesate t9J SasseB ss B,o5E
tyn Ri for other rrpn," (passe apn lstb 5t3l N0S Se
nereby gwen, the Ass.sSaGt Rolls O th1s ~,
current rear have G1y becn deli gee 10 the CofnPy bs
the City of BooSyn and that from all taxes when y.a ic
paid ~ tie said Comptroller "ltIn thirty da ION I'D tbst
from all which shal he paid after the sdac
saidihy days aud WITHIN sixty days from sad dse a. se
ION of two per ceut wi he ade and thai 90 9pd M M 10
First Tuesday in January EeI sue f eenL @ % Zoe.
n!lt1Ies ten remaining unpaid and that % I've s 70 e
day Of Iclniay next The said Comptroller "iu deilys p,
Collectors fthe City of Brooklyn the snd AsesDen&. & "a
together lh the wansntB ers.o eane1ed duecus r,ed
proceed with regard TO the unpaid taxes r the anhei
By la1. ,.-. ,Sho To-
en avail themselves Of tho pioygn OF ue Ass ~ ss,i
70 ~ the above aotce inform him E9eo, NJ soon ~ ~,
be that teir bills may be reae1s, 20 a. 20 pfeenie
when they uny be prspafed 10 pay Their taxes .,os
In conpllance with rexotIon Of the Mayor ann Lonl
Council NOTICE hereby fbst given, that me oppRPST
Ter viii receive at his Oee IN the City ts
y O'CLOCK, A. N. UNTIL OCLOth. L. NJ h1'N
q ma II S i----' A. 81. MERWIN. Comp.:oIs. .=
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
Foreign Ports.

Arr at Liverpool, Jan ih, ship Delaware, Paen New or
leans; bnfk Mary kimbu Gregory, SGvunna hng C0tiuh
smith Chnrlesion via Kinsae on the port, ship Adiron
dnck from NYok. Aldo 4h. brig Janet Buck, FOR Rio ia
neiro about Jh.
Arr at Asic Dec 5!h, ba,k Due dofeun'. Robertson I'm
Trieste.
sid 10th for kio JanelrO.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
E5I[!TlII[j5]i] IN IN


r.,HE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY Y--Ag,p ps.
the public few Cefticntr- IN rcailos 20 'hc ef
cacy this remarkable medicine We cannpt. through ne
medium of he press make known noe bait the rurs has
cnfme therefore invite al, persons nci ell with CoNsusp
r,oS IIvER CoMPt,iSr. ASTHMA. BRgSCHrr1s. toCoM,
WHopPiNG CouGu SC. SC. n c9l n, our oaee, 0SS
np ~ and receive rtatutousy pamphlet containing
NIL description Of the tdidhc SgEtkrrF bh tose,nei
v,h Treatlsc on Consumption. Certificates o Cures, and
nrints Press aud escnpon o unr seNeRl medic ncs
all o. which have compiled ~ neat Hnph iot Eth,u
ns d,trhutor (Ca and GHf,l and sairr yourselves
ar m ease YOU are unable send your trend for one
RemSa5r e naT6er OF The pfopietar, u,s no r'n"ns
Drug store IN the Uuitsd States. . ID,
{y- Now read the following CcficRi-s, ana you unuo
vet call and the people whose signatures ana
''a' NJ SWORN CERTIFICATES OF CuRE-s 20
Ourdnushter. Amanda Boil had nom oG L W. re n;usJ s
10 the house mou. Since m1Trhge her csush lnceheu
alnmm=y; several hhy'eiagS were co.,ue W,s vi = W. una
M much tood aud matter and cnrfned to Ter bel Ar
Bell the advertisement oi d. Shecus S2nhsn bal na
ean help ne father, de Her physlcans md TRENDS
considered her hopsles we detyIln"ed 70 ", w
rnIst but M few days the tut better and dni mpayeT
rhs cure IS now mol " complete but miraculous Dr ~
hmm her illness applied the s,ehecure md ponOuice ief
,ors s..,d Fuun IN, iepluiula condition cur daughter
hs. recovered nn5Tuoyed health ad pln,. by the pro
yen,l use of than tvr bottles ot the Soihnetn Baln
wlnch may truly be called blessing 10 the aliei,d
NARY HAN. ); G:oerck s.
To the use of less two bp'tesoi Or Shecuts southern
Rnrn owe my from the depornble c%iln described
n the loFegoms ro these Tspecabe thysic,nus IN.
t,a, that they de>pGlrcd OF My husband ani pa.
been only restoration 10 renltn Ou senI el"'"e
VI "''' 'eN'''N '''' AMANDA BELL. IS GoerIcksi,
CITY snJ County of New Yok, ,s.Nay liam and John
C. Ham and Amanda Bell each being duy sMui aep So ' ~
say that The firth the foregoing ceF"s'' "e !"
eySiy yon Be,oi. i1 me ths i day of December ls
THOMAS :. HENRY t toniii ON o. leeds Deet'' o, &c ,t
Propueiors office, G Broadway liberal di'oun, 10 .'
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sSCtIaUka.

BOARDING SCIiOOI4-lRVING INSTITUTE, TaT'y-
- town. n Y-Wiliam 7. Lyon A. VI. prnclpal.-Srin-
mer Session viii open on the Isl OF Mny;
To those who desire TO place NJ Boarding School The
advantages offered u TIM Institution believed 10 be equal
II superior any. IL has been IN successful operation
seven years The location delightful md saubnous,
yenieni from the City. The edice cOmmodous
and comortsbls-- play grounds ample aud disconnected
from village The government Is efficient but mld.
semb.inE well regulated Christian iaDfy-and dny
family training.
The system of instruction desi.neoOot merely advance
perfect the pupil the branches studied but 10 dereoe
and instruct the Judgment enehtep the undentandnE
ncinatlons.
Further particulars including Catalogue Of Students Opt
mons patrons, viii be found IN the pamphiet circular oi
the INSTITUTE be Ind application ht tfe Book Stores OF
Bartlett & Weiord. tsor House. ana Raynors. 10 Bowery.
Reference ~ permson 10 the following distinguished gen
Washington Irving, E.q.
Hon Daniel Webster T. ). Senate.
Hon Gulun q Nerplnnck.
Capt. Alex. Sldell Mackenzie u. :. =.
Nathaniel b. Holmes, Esq. iarrylown.
Francis Hall. ESD Rev. Nailan Bangs, ID WIN. &. BY
ant Esq. George r. Tnmbe; j. X. Van Rensselaer, MD.
Also To- the following who are now OF have b=en. Patrons
Rev II w Hunt /e!ietee Cook, It. Benz Loder,
Rev /. NJ Vincent. NJ Van Beuren Oscar Irving.
Rev Thos Burch Jas VI lcyt. l'heO kcese,
Rev ] newing, l. Mot, IW kueve!,.
Rev Sewaii. = Du>-nbetTy. !. Denson.
Rev A + Seleck l. kip. Geo Clnch.
Rev Or West, Harmony. u w ,tiapp
llr los Scribner VINO Bores. Benz Brush,
Rev - Babcock w Van Voorhs Campbel.
a II Liytustrn Leonard KIRBY. w : Duuham
Elisha Morrell, jacob Leroy, Iiowe.
Peter p.nckney, Gen 6 Il Striker, H. Raynuf-
I'hnS Storm Harvey Weed, Isaac Aduancs.
] Chesiernsn BF Wheelwnch;, Thos Paiusnn
Morris Robinson w Van Antwerp. VI Ees l30 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

pREPARATORY BOARDING) SCHOOL. MIDDLE
Z TOWN CONN. d. H.. CHASE, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
Established m 1885, Sessions commence May 18th md Oct
l5h continuing i've months ut $50 per session Thorough
preparation for college or business and personal attentions are
secured to pupils fully N the most expensive schools
Lads from New York placed IN charge ola careful person.
going and returning Circulars nj II Na!kt sueel ana ia
HrnNdMAy. % Jr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
HARDWARE.

WARRANTED CASE-sT, EEL EIs;t
TOOLS--Ttse real genuine ConEe. ; ! cor
ran only be had 81 = Atio11ssT st9ssf where
tE-y ere rl.1is AID talsn=d ETIth r1T ovI
8 h-uis: therefore | en- recommend tLel'
"a e Genrze ari--s Co.'S Pat; & IiTFe t-ts os-e.
" o-u < L.:e st 8 Fal;oa stree aaf oiL iie; ssizE
81 .-IJn.s7 noc nay a1t zre . .lsssFs
tiIn= are stamped ;t,s % COaSsr NeT-f OK d n-Ic1
81 Tire rrsIe o! J Conssr c-ry so eneesi-2s lsflar
an interest y he business hhs-EJ csenglt N ls,-rS
Pls.se oh-erEe TIE stamp. - 3m' LOFTY CONGGA-
CHEAP TABLE CUTLERY. The subscriber resEectitiy
iai0rrns his ns, and - public, Ia ae Constantly ss
on hard q: ~ Cheap Ho0Se-F gr,sIn- store c1olce -
scrtrzen; OF abss ard Tea EnsyeS, it y - % - - %
with Caryers =gd iss!s llatr, AID lse ss07l o.
PncEe. ard Pc. KufTss Also, German Siiyel ali :Iraia
er and Table Spodcs md good EssnftIne o. s,sll9
Ware such = Coffee and Tea Pots lamp. o Farots pal
tens and size< 5sn r ilo Tn End Japp1I1ed " are ana
Tea T-ayy of -ariIs SEES and GtaI= So Her'!ya7a
sri ffgovlgare sncn Pots kerfss. 6Sc Slifcils brs
KeitlcS kc Ca-peuers' Tools ehez sa- Of tie ts; -'ai-
y such : Planes saws. Cfes. &c. Nai lo-Ss are
16rES Se ar An excellent vs=e:y also uf " 90 ware ard
Rgskets such IS Tubs. p=k Wsshboafts. Clothes ioes
Wooaen Bows s-d Chnpain- rsys, BrcoH,s rlss bas
ks Chars French Travelling Basksts. Sc tarFei S,FaN
and Splu Ba.s 6cr. iSswise. Bt-7aeS I AIMS, eEsfI
krni-toth md fia Scrub and PANT and Dusun= BrusSs
.i>a FiE- Teeth and French Lle-sias Ioirps. &C &c
pisaa cali a; K K JOHNSTON y Cail7fIas-StEeI "'c
ycc VA find Al excellent Gs0Itren .lc al Vefy pW
z r JOHNSTON. = 'sa;aa;lns- rect
NIB. Toys of I'll descriptions. ST whoe7aie and is;a-i
9-r
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
n1nn0 REV NARD-To any perS"n who can prove ;h.,
- III, II tnr COVEI.'S RHEUMATIC Pills are no:

- {pkt tnr. COVEI.S RHEUMATIC Pills are no:
he It a.tire used for Rheumatism. both chrcuc and n
,urs,ory They have ard ei cure hen az ohr fsn'ed'es
w., toccver sh 20 take word for the truth
~ the ASSERTION that they vii cure but snd sesome Of ts
Icy ,5,t have iSst them We give the cettitcare o NT.
= Wslrh IS N,SSa.sirest, keeper Of a. eating house
a 's>' Nrw.YnRK. December II, lSu
n t,,.l Dear Sr | chesriuiy ssy you hat Save
vr,r pix for tha RkcaHrfSsg after having ed the pcs
al nsrhspS tAsfHfr oher physicanS apd can rscora
,rb5 tn As sovereign remedy 10 Ire Hanm'.o,y stSses
T mat complaint experienced great Siei ln tsAns one
h,x. thsy pfuiucs the eiFec sad they ilNas 90
10 -bj matter Though the pores c the sNn nave ths
sIsi.es' eVni'e'''o %" 1S,,n,il 4 WEIGH
WI, A .sf., Il, ~ many more nny VIII take The
,ls ~; -s.r- i,n1n None genuine without he wnItea
,,s tn - II Nr.ey on the red label at;BclrG 10 each
Ivb,.,j and rrtSi office 81 John street, s. tS,ssd
in the CITY by A. Hin 0s reenwich street t2Ne,' Ss u:
hy,r :, pas.kS i16 Spring II Gabsudan. li cSh aNeuue
Fns,, rSr,sr Brrayay and Chambers rs t'uion eofreI
PoTer " Co., a ~ =, - ~ tbsr,, Srest ll6 ln'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
Arrived:

schr Belle Mcsn,h as FIN Norfolk, corn &c to sufse'
,learman.
schr Alice ellis RGff. 2 ds I'm Norfolk, oysters.
Schr Ionic Erickson, dis fin Norfolk, corn.
Schr Delaware. HolbrOok, TiiomlstOn. w!th lime
Schr Hope Browning Bristol, RI mdse.
Schr EEzu Ellen. Dnnkwater. Portland. mdse.
soop Christopher Post johnson, ds fin York River. witt
)ySters.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
FOR THE EAST

INDEPENDENT LINE. -
- s~-es.ss = WINTER ARRANt:Eh s.Nl.-.tD
l3-InNEWP0EI PROVIDENCE AND BoS-
Passage To RI9yidsnce s3; 10 .Io,
ION s5 20. The splendid steamboat NEPTUNE, Capt Nn
Rollins viii eay- pier M. North River. every McDdny
and Thurslay ~ 4 p. II.
Al kinds oi ts-rh taken Mt the loves, prices.
PaS-enge by tbi boat Will arrive 10 Providence IN time tn
take the mUmsy train OF cars iof Boston.
For fir.her i1orTation inquire on board Of the boat,
24tlhi j. II. btlS. No. " Sest-sl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

JsY ORDER OF Daniel Pnu Pint Judge OF Onondnga
- County Courts. and Counsellor nj Law in the Su-
preme COur.NOtce hereby given, that attachment hns
isue against the estate Croft Of Commerce. State OF
ichean nontsident debtor. due proof made To tbs
said Judge &c 20 the directions OF the statute con-
resident debto and that the viii be sold for the pay
nen his debts unless the said Elijah Croft appear and
dschnIge such attachment according 10 law within nine
the first Publication % this notice and that ibs
payment any debts hz By residents OF this STATE and
the delivery him his Of property within this
Sins belonging him. and the trnnser ot such property
BY him are forbidden By law and yoiGred eeptembcf
9th 1874. FoRBYs " SHELDON,
o5 law9m ATTY, for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
Missing Vessel.

Memoranda.
The London Liverpool aud ilaye packets sail today. tSat
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS
KEIGaTI EY,S HISTORICAL WORKS.

NLIH II IL y TIT ON
TIE HISTORY OF GREECE-By Thofuas hs;Ehtiy with
notes snd adiJ-louS 81 C. T0a1An Smith % one V-lre
THE HISTORY OF RONlE-By ne safne Aa,hqI. ~iiH
n ore vp'In=-
THF UISSTGYY OF THE ROMAN EaPlRE-Belng u
cnn..ina Of the RiIiory OF Rome. BY Inc salse Auts,
THF, HISTORY OF ENGL HD-Frou the IryaSsl Of lti
lns Gear 20 the close Of the ReiEn OF George ~ b
lie s.Fne si;hcf wIth and additions r uboT=- IN
two volumes.
q fs'is'' TURNER K HAYDEN, No. 10 Joha ss:ee;.
THE subscriber h.s on hand extensive stock Of Periodical
sni Standard ygo,s pich ne ofie ale ait5e lowest
cash J:. Also good assortment of Juvenile and schoo!
Roks of ever gescrIpon; Ybi. O al and description,
nyrns Palms and P=yer Baoks 90: the different dengaiina
t:onx: Blink Books from two csns upxes; Law Bnnssi
Fn.-ar ead Letter Paper: Note Paper and Euvek Hra-
ming Ps per- QuIi and steel Pes Note Books iof the dIe:-
en-; churches All the cheap Publications Be had tins
c0u;er with al the Monthly Nesazine and large collection
Of Muse The Shakespeare Circulating Librry containing up
s-,,s II :our thousand volumes
Browns Selflnterprerng Bible, Life 4 Cfrlsi.
A lloern per ceutaga 70 tarIef..
IL al II IAZE'S Old Establishment, % Bleecke.-t.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
ROOTS ANn SHOES

rAY'S SHEET RUBBER OVER-SHOES Leather Sole,
D-No person who has h's article has. within ne
ib". can teST their crent superiority Buyer. of Over
Shoes requested Ia examine Day assou1st Dy iAe @
not, onk AZ quality and prceS et - NIde!ane
Polite 10 ch and poor Old and yonnG ana oues'e
terms l-o
SHEET RUBBER OVERSHOES-Att the Warehouse Of
Sine Newark n j. India Rubber Factory 3 Maiden Lane
where found Gt ow prIceS every Hftice III 'e
ea her soe flexible shank, which for beauty and tura
blty challenge the world for competition Ladies ana
Gentlemen desiring fitting beautifully shaped and du
rabe Over,hoe iahch we part in the seams
will do well IN cal and examine our stock Before purch'n:
el,5Snsf ls hJsfcBNsoX K 'REN9oN 50 Mnlden ane
pQ0Ts AND SHOES FOR THE NEW YEAR.LIM M
ia re and splendid of Ccnenea fine calf 'owe
ard Boot am and She s 3 and 1oGG s eSd 9Ie s
Caters Bussns and Slippers OF all Kinds cheap ana Soi
me waterproof sewe and pegEed Boots warranted 10 Keep
the feet dry Now Ladies ard Gentlemen. please 70 give me
call Oe'''' yO H. 4 RiPfEY RisKE. So i GBathan
III 3w' % Door from cor. of R9oseyelsIeet.
9 Hh2s2TSE SEF3fS s33fHSSi tFAlI5aTFaGN tGF5AlI5TaNzir.
- hangcgTet and C?mI.'iS9 Sgt dsasTs 81 tgS "a s, I
WIS #4F 4Iy$ '$s $g6J2F ;2f Ss. @ e4T
mad censaa ccey5aE from t9 hi9HTiaGeLs s4 : "a
E's oa9s,3q os Mi & @ 3Fl s SSRiBas SSass B5Ss2s. 81
ia, do. Dc. d. G;Sn en- and do, taic, oesed Doos
To- Dc. 10 and 10. se%ed Brcear,
Lsdies' Calf. Kid ana Cater Boo
10. to walking Shoea
10. Kid. Morocco uo
Together variety o! OcI citlre1 IN the tCG- sro
hse he WHICH they viii sell IS low u any Of te eaeI' or
Eastern manufacturer approved endorsed Eies
RE- Liberal sdy.nces made on ConrrnmeniS IS X
" PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANkS. FOR
EBOOTS AND SliOES.-LORIN BROOhS takes ihs
81 opportunity OF calling the attention OF The trade as well ns
The public Eeney Ia The superior advantage, oi ndopng his
inpo boots and shoes N which hs has introduced the Pr
tent Elastic Metallic Shank.
10 the we,et presents The following, among many Gher
advantages the old method siienug the soes u boots
and 10y several layers OF leather: by the elasticity o The
shank which placed The inner sole 1t gives graceful turn
the pedestrian preventing the loot
from pressing forward the boot whist 10 nttno,ed persons
egunlly advantageous The arch or hoi0 o tire foot Is
still, prcser hy process walking boot shoe may
be made with low heel and the hollow OF the foot not be eS
posed the mud the old method. II gSe' support Ia all
The muscles the the time and remarkably easy
0 lhos who troubled with Persons required stand
al the desk Will find them great iesidenltum.
sl6 6n LORlN BROOKS l38 FultOn.street
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. JANUARY

PUhIO Os ne E"-1ofSh-. h-.---.--'aN aNoAsi '''
Cleared
Ships Rainbow. (ue'r) Land for Canton Howand Aspin
val Meiator Chadwick, London, Gri,wold Cambridge
Bnr,,ow Liverpool II Marshu 81 Nicho'as Pe Have,
iawe BOYD Hincken Wabash. Hathaway New New % orleans
stanton Frost: Shnron Thompson, do, John Elwe 20;
New York Hull Charleston. Geo Bulsey: Courier. Wolfe.
Richmond
Scbr julia Ann. Buckmsn, Salem.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
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u BROADWAY. Up ST ARSE. HHifE oul: 80
rsct.v c The ssrton OF cI,.zeos and S,Tar- ElSl;inE
Ss v Ia h s1lerfd collection 0! nzguerreo;ype Portraits,
1se q in zrolls from to Il PeTsens on ne .e'f pae'
= 10Y ry and .cursc; o. de!lues:ion cannot b. iuf
7s.e Portrait .sken Il kinds of weather. e1.e- With OF
7y1iaoC me c1o-r the pTicsS Of we re nss 'icc &c s
charged By the mos neITs7erced "a ne 5gslrs1s
Tse American .siute at "a late exhibition G'"rgeo ~
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ca 10: grouping so ee ei@c yalcbi, nut -ncs nrrcl
ne superiority oi n1 Solz-3I5
~ vi bra i sole age1 n New IorL 'ct the very ia-Tor
imported German Camera e1d Il 10 osf e'osaisli ~
tie ci.y o. y:s:s csr they hs 0S,ansc.
n B.lupoFs German CaIe:@s, a.rD fieueh and aGoil
r Instruments OF veT Qrz..T. with Plates. t1ii
Chemicals Polishing H-.sIicr. &c
Nj Whites Case Masua1:ory beng TIE ta-rss and m0is
e-tsg-e II he UrAd Safes, hs il enabled iron the gI-
lie llanua5iursf 10 s>i Oagpereots?s immature Ces ~
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

TOR SALE-FouE LOts of Gound north SIDE OF Fourth
= streei. For particulars inquire OF .,.,,r ,.l,
,p-I Luz lirnhh .ireet. neaF Wnll street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

S ,rre. M ~sc-ucu New Jersey yrI be sold chap Ia.
S'lT HIire or A. J. BI.EECkER 4 co.
20 I've Broad s;. Wall y.