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forenoon.
Corrr oy copDos PLEAs-". l. WAIT AND GO.
WHITE Aduar's Of samuel Wood. deceased. vs. ANEs s.
Roop.-Mr Wood belonged 70 washington Comfy, ana
th civ giving part pay for such draft Of Aessrs. A.
,vsbe 10 his order fo- $50. On transferring the draft
M " forgot 10 endorse u and died before il became due
Messrs A Z. refused 10 pay II an acton IS brought IN
49,, ,,e NJ .he Administrators for The benefit OF NJ
Tioasay For defence said that the draft partly
accommodation & p owing Mr. ". bu: $40 when they
.sve the dra for $50 and they wished 70 Offset $40 The
Court charged that Offset only be made sgan. the
person for whose benefit the brought and tha;
draft given where portion Of the consideration has
been received cannot be considered accommodation. Yer
dict for Plaintiff In amount and interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02

~ Public Notice is hereby given that the Manual
Erection thirteen Directors Of tn lnd h5rie9
an The third Tuesday (20thl Mas between the hours
Of Y ard O'Clock P VI. OF that day, ~, -,
Th- Transfer Book. Will be closed from the 10th u The
90th infant. -. ,.,,,.-
AMI t,lN20 " = Als'l-NN. ltC
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
lTor canaerasl a=a 1easy Ya.e-s, s.e Las Pags

ffN C5Ntasrct5l az 4oaey aaI'e7 II LIZ os'J
THuzsoAT, P. II.
The Stock N market was aot active today. and
prices were not very firm We did no; hs.- ;hat any new
wa, had beer declared By an great powe- but ;here was
evidently hesitation aboz operating among the f1-sirEs
IN spite of The relief which nigh; ally be expected %
ee felt on account OF the escape Of the coua -on The
dangerous cr!si. OF the Brazilian quarrel
In Foreign Bills there Is very iitls doing, and the
supply is good Sterling s 9; 81 Frazcs 70: IS
There is already, the Rubicon Of the Isl having
bean passed more in the Money market. and the Of;
acers Of some Of the Banks IN he stree; fo paper o
day This has not been the for time pas: Pa
rer Of the bes: character taken a: 81 per cent
The receipts of the Reading Road for The week
ending 2s:h April show large increase on the earnings OF
the same week year The following sFe the receipts
- .or,e-a for -ha 1as. three years:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02
NEW FRENCH ROMANCE!
TOMORROW MORNING
We shall publish at q Aun-strev most thrilling and
c,iag novsl from the French Soulis
PRICE. ONE SHILLING,
ENTITLED
EULALlE NToIS,
OR THE STOLEN WILL


ENTITLED
LALlE pom OlS,
OR THE STOLEN WILL.
TRANSLATED BY THOMAS WILLIAMS, ESo.
No author France ranks higher than Frederic SOULS
This Of and effective romances-'n
portions terrible nteresSand rendered IS into
pure elegant Engsh BY of the able ,an''sos
in this country will be popular here. 1t already Is
throughout France.
Price l2i een,.ss hundred TO the trade. Sold BY all
respectable booksellers.
Just published.
FLORENCE De LACEY; OR, THE CoQUETTE-
splendid romance Of NewYork societyhs scene during
the Summer Fall Of lSi Ii intensely interesting
Price 25
ST PATRlCKS EVE; or Three Eras in the Lie Of an
Irish Peasant By Charles Lever illustrated edition friee
ct
THE COUNTESS FAUSTlNA, BY Ida Countess Hahn
Hahn should be read by every lady. Price 25 cents
The book full of exciting pictures and interest US as
toniShingly. Ladies National Magazine.
THE WANDERING JEW. Vol. l-Prics 50 cents
The THIRD EDITION will be ready for the trade to-mor
row Thousand Copies have been sold in httc over
two months. Ing 2t] f. WINCHESTER. Publisher
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02

~ Ne,v-York CITY Marble Cemetery :
Notice Is hereby rtven that Election Tor i've Trustee oil
sii Cemetery ,rl De held the Of Hysop 4. Brother
No 80 Pearl street on Monday the 9Th day oil May next be
tween The hours OF 10 and o'clsck
,ss lSSi, vs ''-' MICAH BALDWIN, Secretary.
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Rroedw,v will commence II. Summer term the 2 INST
The DIVIDED four terms 81 eleven weeks each. An
Infant anarn.n, for I,irss uaer tie Oi exgeencL
Trncler : attached TO The S:hs oL NiStp - 2Neois
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The following table gives the total amount OF the
urncns articles imported from the West Buffalo from
Ami The oHe1inc OF lake nav son M Aprl %:

The amount OF ioIIs TetINtd a IuIIaIV Ut 70 | .fi''
WAS SS4 $50 90.
The following is The amount OF Toll received al
the Collectors Office during the thirteen days Of nayiea
ou compared with which the amount received during
correspondents period last season:
1915, Tell 3 days : 3,6Qi 81
IS;i DO do ....-.. 5000. l5.3ss Al
gSrE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02

~ DaiieD's Pam Extractor 81 Cortlaut.sret, al
yAIr price, and rdHted genuine.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02

Parp.RE poR THE HEArs OF srMMEs-ln order with
more safety o. encounter the intense heat oi Summer IS
rhv advisable that the blood should b. pure state Tor
# II is not the arm will be likely 10 engender lever
snnons bns OF some other % the forms OF disease by
which morbid matter the circulation indicates ITS presence
few bottles of SANDS SARsAPiRILLh taken according 10
the directions " i'll eTectuay perform the Office OF ur,nca-
on and bring th into the condition oesl adlrd 20
sis, not only ordinary complaints but the fatal ete'ncs
which sometimes rage hot weather We recommend H. Tor
TINS purpose only admits bat for children IS SO mild
aud in effects the organization that 1t
NAV be administered without fear 10 child two years old -
better than aud for hs reason We
advise that the be fortified against attack before the
enemy is III midst.
For farther particulars aud cqpcusve evidence OF It's suTe
ror value aud efficacy lamkes winch Tnay be obtained
of the propr-tors aud their agents gratis.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fulton street New ORR
Sold also at 273 Broadway II East Broadway aud by Drug
ssts generally throughout the United States Price 81 per
bottle. SIX bottles for s..
~ RE>rrpy FOR DEArrEss-DI. McNah,s Acoustic
Oil is daily gaming popularity IL has performed some
astonishing cures We refer the ncredulons 70 cases
where has proved fccue remedy OF total desiGess Tor
wears standing Sold q Cortland Puce 81 Ier flask
Also Roach and Bed Bug BAue-a sure remedy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEW-YOkK ............ MAY
N1S1srrRE ALNANAc...rHIs DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02

THIS DAY PUBLlSHED-GRATlS
APpLEToN'S LITERARY BULLETIN FOR MAY.
CONTENTS:
l. English Literary Intelligence.
American do do.
g. English Books published III March.
Eugsh Works IN Press.
5 American r Pablication, during April.
6 Works recently imported.
!. u. A s. Co.'s New Publications.
o. Opinions Of the lrsss recent " orks
Gentlemen d-sirou of this list have It scot TO
them by fayoring the publishers with their address
~ ugle coses Of English Ffeuch. Gyrmsn Italian aud
Spsnish Books imported order on favorable terms.
mo III, ID. APPLETON X co. 400 Broadwav.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02
PROCEEDINGS OF THE Law COURTS.

r. cracrrr CorE--Thls Cor-t has bees occupied
s,Y The last TWO days In the TRIAL Of action bToul. oy
w, r Seyins against Henry " Col!um. for asserted In
frnzernen: OF Patent or an improvent IN machinery io'
in, Soute and cutting crackers and biscuit the machine
rolling and cutting the time To be continued tbs
f,rpr,oon.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02

The $4,000 OF stolen from the Danve oice have
been deducted this year from the circulation
The stockholders OF the New Orleans Canal and
Banking Company are to hold meeting in New Orleans
on the 3Oh Of June next; for the purpose ofconderng the
late acts Of the Louisiana Legislature in relation to their
affairs One law wa. passed March q, ioii, and the
other March 10, lsi5 The provisions 10 authorize the
Bank to lquida,e its branches. OF which the capital Is
81 100000 giving the debtors nine to pay uo re-
ducc the capital one-ha that is. from S3sis.950 TO
81 g24275 and small notes. being released from
any future obligations lend the State money The Bank
will then proceed with its business paving dividends on the
reduced stock For these privileges it Is 70 surrender TO
the State obligations for $4,000 in oie! words TO pay
that bonus.
The high fare on the Western Road continues TO
exert an upon receipts
1t costs abou, s. 10 go from Albany to Boston on the
Western while passengers make The trip between the
two cities by way OF for about s. 30 or less
The operation Of this is shown in the f ing of OF the pas
senrer receipts the last weeks on the Western Road
The freight receipts have. however considerably increased
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02

1- See CoMsrocR', Co.'S Advertisements on the out'i
or;his I,n,f ON the frs, pare all In
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02

JITIYiOW SHiDES-TOT TIE RESILIENT popuisnon
w OF h,S great cl,y-Our establishment ard na been iGf
vsh urver~ny favoraby known but 10 ule thosancs
% ,:rsnge-s at this sojOcrng among ur mny oe ne
.- 70 .ay that sHslS present. are frhY parsr
with hocsi ad greatest yIrety OF !ElOH
SHADES offered tbs city To the iaInl. man about
h. s,ck OF SHADES, offer Toe following incHcemen iof
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02

l,plrs WAY DO Nou usE COMMON PRIrtFrp CHALK :
I, rnius your skin aud complexon--JuSt Try a box
cf the Slaush Lily White IL viii give skis pure
living .labast-r kr whitencS and Warranted not 10
iriuo sold price 2o cents box ri g2 ChathamSrect 80
Broadway aud ISg FultoE-S,fset. Brooklyn in2 2teod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02

To RrMoyr GRuAsr SroIs sUoN CLoTrus, WooLrNs,
NcThe Magic ETaSVe S9sr Iho'. alt spots OIL grease
STAINS &c from Clothes Wooens CARPETS, &c without
urv leaving the parts bright soteSs aud clear Sold,
IS cents E. 81 Chatham and 3s3 Broadway 2,eoJ
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02

AGENCIES established iu Boston, phlAdephia. bal;',
r,- Al,yaara Richmond aud several IT ths Prineipa
Towns ia NswNork State Pennsytvsnia and
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02

THE sUS. THE MOON FtLi IA
gises..4 80 sets. 6 s. Morn.....2 50 Eve ....6 8
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ARRIVED


Ship Martha Washington, Conway, Is DIS FIN Mobile,
cotton, &c. TO + Hurlbut & Co.
Bark Eunomus Mansfield. i'm Rio de Janero 22d Oct,
coffee, Sc. to Corning & Son Sailed in co with bark
Grsnde. u S irigate Rartan had gone to accompany
the Empress to st GATHERINGS expected TO return
daily
Bark Clarcment of Thomaston Russell, 90 days from
Mobile, cotton, &c to master. passengers.
Bark Ganges, Eytinge, IS days from Madeira via ST
Thoman wne &c. To 5 Eytinge. Sid in CO with brig
TarquiRa, Scott, for Nfork
Brig David Dutfell, Williams, 9 de FIN Wilmington, NC,
naval stores TO Powell.
Brig Rober: Bruce, Wade, 30 de- FIN Belize Honduras.
logwood. hides, &c to Blanco. Experienced severe
gales from NV to NE for the last 70 days Split sails &c.
Brig Sea Flower peckner IL DIS FIN S, Johns EFF ium.
bcr to Gilchr!st s. Co.
Schr Repeater, ProSser, 10 DIS FIN Wilmington, NC,
val stores, TO master.
Schr Ann, Hopkins DIS I'm Boston, lndse, to- Hunter
Schr Charlotte, Lewis from Bermuda, via Charleston
logwood to Centre & Co.
Schr Cabot Nckcrson. Boston. mdsc.
Schr Nile Hampton, SO ds I'm Baize, Honduras. log
wood, &c to Z,briskie.
Schr Henry Clay, Chncoteague, corn.
Schr Vaient Morse, Us I'm Newbern, NC. naval stores
70 NJ Blackwell.
schr ST Pierre. oNea 4 de I'm Newbern, NC, naval
stores, to Medad Plat.
Schr Caroline. Pratt days fu Newbern NC naval
stores, 10 Dcpeyster s. Whiinarsh
Schr Harriet Taylor, Goulding, DIS I'm Washington,
NC, naval stores, 10 Taylor
Schr David Risey Corson ds I'm Washngton NC
naval stores, TO master
Schr Diamond, Collins, DIS I'm NewbeYu, NC. naval
stores. 10 Depeystcr Il Whitmarsh.
Schr Marcia Smith, DIS I'm Newbern NC naval stores
TO master.
Schr Daniel Baker Baker, DIS frn Newberu NC, naval
stores To Mitchell.
Schr Empire, ttom Mystic
Schr Doctor Snow Hill. corn.
Schr Yantic from Newport
Schr Mail Goodsell Boston ndse
Schr Paarl, OF Newark, NJ, for Boston.
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List Of Letters Remaining in the g. S. City Des-
patch Post, December 10, 1915.
~ Please mention the DATE Of the Lin in osica the,

Y Please mention the DATE Of the List in rkieh hey
ere adoeytised LADIES' LIST.
&B iDemaresi, Miss e. Mcclure Miss Ma
Allan, Miss Caro- mira ry A.
lie Deheu. Mrs. Sarah Msrin PhcebeAnn
Austin Miss Eliza. Ell, Mitchell, MISS Juls
beth yIs Nj. Svdnsv ihCtait, M.st Elk
Anoefsoh' Hif' Je Fox, Mira Maria :, 1n s y.y
Butler Mrs Csro- q ~ II IMa-dervile, Mrs.
line II Guthrie, Mrs Jsu1es Ma-garete'
pit,.cs Ma fu,l dndc !eion, Miss II
b.Trvssr Mary Jane 49, REYNOLDS, Miss Ca
Boose.Mrs Ellztl ialo sh ' 49, tAstlas
Baldwin, MIs. Ly- la e.,,v i'equn' MS 'us
:, 20 "a y. ,,t. Heart RoScy Stewart, Matilda
49, HaI bliss Anra Il ocifton, Mi-s Ellen
eirby Mary lists, J&K Stanton, Mrs. d. 5.
g Kearens Rose Shuie, Miss Sarah
c,,yer Mis- Anne son Mrs SAM Smith Mrs Einnd
lis * VI G.
Curry Mrs NJ A. Lynch. hlssAnnaC Nanderveer, Niss
Chir.enden, MrsIo. Loaf, Mrs (Luclsw Ehzaoeta
5LJ H@4aCr Hlls5LuEh
Ca-ter Mrs joyce VI Ward Miss Resale
Canine Mrs,Hetiy Miller, Misc (N!!- woodward, Mis-
ID lian-st) (Maideu sne.)
Deliuger Miss Ell McLa1chIin, Mis- Winter, Sarah
zabeth iVaadam-s) Williams MissJsne
,r, ri
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fine Da1cbes ano .sewslrp.

WATCHES, JEWELRf, Silver Ware, &c.-Pur-
w chasers invited 10 examine The following articles,
which offered Tor sale at very low prices duplex Lee
YER Lepne and other Watches by approved makers, Of
recent imporlatOns, in fine gold and silver OF the
latest styles warranted corec' time keepers Cold Chains
Seals Keys Rings. Pins Bracelets, md every description
of and fashionable Jewe.ry Silver spoons Ladies'
Knives Forks Plated and Britannia Ware Gold and Silver
Pencil Cases, Gold Pens Maniel Clocks. and choice
lection OF Fancy Goods Watches Jewelry, cleaned
and repaired. LOCKWOOD SCRlBNER,
2o5 Pearl-st corner OF FCon-st-
r2i t opposite United States Hotel.
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1AMrS MaNWELL.

NIACHINIST, 259 5ovrery, New iork,-Pr;ntng, Lrho-
w graphic and Copperpiate PRESSES; Booh5ircess
Cutting and EInbossins PRESSES Rolling Machines and
Scuarag Shears Iron Backing Presses Cylinder Presses
Tor NEWSPAPERS and Jobb!rg Maxves Patent Single rs
Act Printing Machrt-he chief Improvement Is II The IFS
keis not being liable sur The improvement may Be seen
BY Calling :; lie Methodist Book Concsr, ~ Mulberry
Double skei Adams Presses altered 10 Single, hsvng al
the Qualities o; Le Improved Adams without Gae expense,
coite e. MICH WORK Ia the sane LIME eSisL--E "e-.
Improved Standing Press; Proof and transfer
Presses Naxwe!.s Patent Printing Engine Se..-iahng
Apparatus. and article line, PrIt,t
n Once or blncery made order, or r-asenAo!e terms
Napier oaer Presses repaired and put IN order,
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RMAN'S

AOEERMAN'S
DATENT STREET DIRECTORS.-The Common Coun
= CT Of the City OF NewYork, through their Lamp and Gas
Committee having instructed The subscriber 10 put sur
ncient number OF Directors different paris OF TIE CITY, Tor
The purpose OF satisfying the public OF lis advantages over
tne common stree; signs II use, he would chl ats
ZION 70 the following places where the signs attached TO Inc
lamps may be seen: Corner OF Wall and William Nassau
and Ann Broadway and Barca Hudson and Canal Hod-
an! Spring Hue and Charles, Washington and Per
~ Broadway and Blocker 6ower and Houston broome
AID u5ery, Sroome and Attorney, Chatham and hoose
vet ard 6owery and Division SIS ..,.,
AcsefEnan Miller Sicr Prinier. lO Nsssau-t ms 4
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FOREIGN pnPN

Balize, Hond Nov 70, brig Marian Gage Reed for New
York. next day.
AT Havana a9h ul. ship Adelaide, Adams, for New.
York: schr Harmonus, from do. Just err
Al Curacao 7lh ult bark A Iesuran. for New.York
in 8 days
from New-York.
AT Calao Sept 70 ship Coquinbo Boss, from chincha
Isands, for Sew.york. next day.
Rio de Janeiro, DC, 22-Ships Washington, fan Cadz;
Victoria Aarshorn I'm Lisbon bsrks l.. D. Sassett N.
bound to Africa, or days Beaver, Edmonds, Aycs
Sophronia Bassctt Rio Grande Active, Foxwell Rich
Inond Catherine. Phillips. Baltimore; Adsro. Lisbon
Sharon Lucss, Boston; Cuba Blanchard. Rio Grsnde
Falmouth Walker, Cadiz; Caroline, Lane Bahia; Mary
Chiffon, New-York Geo Henry Fraser. Mon,evidSo; K
II Douglass Richmond; Anshuaa, Ruttleson, New York;
brigs Ottoman, Hanusm. Boston Ohio, Davis, Rio
Grande; Erie Gumby Richmond,
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Second Board.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In ship Martha darlington. from MoJAe--A MArnoux
and Robert Darrooch.
In bark EnRomus. from Rio de Jdnetro-Capt Ludlow,
late of tho whale bark Oscar.
In bark GanSG,, from Madeira ard St Thomas-Mr
Miller Miss Burns, Mr. Comes and Mr. Ey.ingc.
In bark Care,a0n, from Mobile-Mr Manning lady and
child Mr. Dunn
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THE TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune.


For The Tribune.
TO STARE By E. J. EAMEs.
Thou seemst the emblem OF a solitary heart
Compancnless, ike mine
STAR intensely pure,
In the deep blue OF Heaven serenelyburnng,
Not with the Chaldcans wild and wondrous learning
Nor with charmed words 10 sdjure,
Turn TO thee my glance all sad and lonely.
o Star whose silver rays Hume my vigils only.
But, lone one Of the sky,
In this still boar of deep and voiceless dreaming
Thou wear, spirits soft yet solemn seeming
Unto my musing eye
A thought Of pity hast thou for the child smiled
On whom thy light and shade thy ,endersss beam hath
o notwithstanding Star
Knows. thou. in thy sad. solitary shining
Ausht Of this hearts vain yearning and repinihg'
OF the vain dreams that are
H.unt!ng lis lonely loneliest places ever,
Ye, winning It's own spirit back-o, never
I,may be thou has, known
TIL. gloom. the aching void Of the forsakcn -
pcr,b.nce there pas time when thou didst waken,
And not as now, alone.
Nh ifoue kindred star hath Ger been thine
call thee best, though lone is thy ternpe-shIine
If the deep hollow Of
The heart s. desires earth may not be filed,
O. tell me if its fevcr.thirst Is stilled
In tina. yelled realm above
The thought 20 which no echo bereis given Heaven
Hope would persuade me aye will answered be IN
o, solitary Star
! trus, Hopes whisper, to my spirit telling
Tha, from the windows OF yon distant dwelling
Shine,h the light. (;hough far)
That yet shall pierce my lone and darkened way,
And lead my ylgrim.ieet TO unclouded day.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YoRK.


Ship 81 Mary Foster. New Orleans, Stanton & Frost.
Biss Chanplain. Hunt Norfolk, Nesmith & Walsh
Hudson, Case, New Orleans; l. Copeland, Barker, do
Andrew Ring, Fisher, Neuvtas Holt Il Owen Caroline
Pa;t Pi,tinan, Charleston. Durham s. Dmon.
Sloop J Nj Long, Jones' Providence
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;atcns of this Lock amount il the lTg-: spee'es 20
fs-4'oI ana IS considered complex puzzle ihai
"as ever nFented by The ingenuity OF nihS Ccc!ps I'm
self was perfect crbodneu: OF mysteries, and
ne GGfdRH hDo. was simple ccEpArl=on Even Il a
-i-ciuAg bsr his insress a, II tie .ock OF
sasrt Toere exist doubt II the ninc Oh any req
sonaoc being examination UoEe OF urs LocAscat
'aey s9Fo perfect security zgeIns: -Yea the Aef ns-.
IoiS- i.Icise-c wliE duplicate of lie orltHi4! k-y
E 6s1dsotne Specimen may BE sen 81 he Sasrlancsf
Sale s's5tshel u Nj {. Herring. le W.;ef-sl AID
"e erslc III payment OF SIC Yer hour any person
a .oe[t 70 y Is ss in the attempt TO open II Win IL
Joo-ss Ghang-ahle LOCKS manufactured g. NJ Il C..
JoGS-s Lock MscUAcin-y. Newark Srw-Jsrse, and for
Ill fr-
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DISASTERS

letter from P 5. Podrick, Esq the Secretary of
the Board of Underwriters, dated at Norfolk 9th inst
states have just learned that ship. supposed to be
French ship from the West Indies she had oranges
on board has been lost ashore the beach sbou,
Is or Is miles south OF Cape Henry Mate and one man
pcrished understand the captain has written letter
up here which is in French but have farther parti
cuiars."
Schr Monitor, Hopkins from Bangor for Boston, WAS
ashore at Bucksport Narrows, Sd inst full OF water
part OF deck load hoated OF.
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NEW PATENT
NEW PATENT
A IR TIGHT Rotary Cooking Stoves for sale by
"A olI I'm WM WEST. 1919 Hufson-st

sSTUYES, Brass and Iron Railing, &c-Ihe subscribers
- wold inform their friends and the pubic IN general mat
lh.y have commenced manufacturing Stoves H. their old
.h.=hed No. -55 Wnter--t where will be found
srea, variety consisting part OF the following:
TIE Economist ku;ck Cooking Stoves, for
cool wood The patterns Dr those Stoves he.ag Is'S
WI bee found much closer than The Ordinary Stove, and
hey .ear.a..-,. 10 bake well
DAVIS Ar Tig; Cooking Stove, for wood OF coal, will
be found - combine advantages than any other yet
constructed having the r chamber elevated, enabling the
oven 20 extend the whole size Of lie bottom OF The Stove
aud warranted 10 bake well. Persons about 10 purchase
would do well TO examine ibis Stove there Is suc gEr
ely the pcc need be no hirdrancs TO the small
est families purchasing.
Doctor JenksS celebrated PetentPre In 1arlor ard Hall
Stove
Radiator and Single Cylinder Stoves and Bases. Air
Tight AID Office Stoves. One and hole Furnaces Hat
ters urd Tsiiors Stoves Stove Pipe and Elbows. Togc
Their with geneTal OF Snlss and Iron Railing
Brass Ornaments Mica Z!Ec, Cylinder 6rcA Deck lroES
&c.Sc
Al OF which will will be sold wholesale and retail at the
lowest prices al -! Waler-sL between Beeknan-st and
Peck slip. MPHEHSEN Z GUEST.
N.,y. York Augusile. lg45. Goblin