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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
COLTS PATENT REPEATING FIRE-ARM:

COLTS PATENT REPEATING FIREARMS,
VIII The Latest improvement. q 1874.
THE DEPOT ccr the sale OF the Colts Pistols Rides Car
biue, towlins Pieces has been removed from No III
Broadway No. Batclaystee Eear Broadway under the
As,or House where genera: assortment Of these superior
Firearms kept for sale reduced prices They also
be had stW H Hors;m inu Ce g. Maiden Lane; Muord
Wendell Broadway. Albany. Lyman ?. knowles; Delhi
Delawar. Co ~ y, Hyde Goodrich. and E Baldwin Il
Co NswOI!eaEs New ok prices Pistols az irom SO 70
So zach with equipments Grrit nynsitiots arr
practeed the public representing and selling the SELF
cooking and revolving s1-bsr- PISTOL for Colts Repairing
PISTOL which acknowledged be superior everT respect
other Pistol manufactured In this Country or Enrope
The Emperor OF Russia the Emperor Of Austria the klns OF
Prussia Prince rlr of France. the maum OF us
cars them and SPEAK the highest terms Of them-
The Team Army and Nayy supplied with 'en anc the
L. 5 Navy has BEN supplied with ths;n 10 extent and
Ihe Oferrs have h- Favorable report Colts Re
pe1ting FIREARMS. JOHN EHLERS. 2bi1ciaE-siIe-t
-.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ship Mary Phillips Pratt, 36 ds m Ghent, Fr baa,t to
Post Phillips. Len at Ghen April 10. brig Esrotss.
Porter Savanpah bark Washington from Boston
waiting or water to pass the Canal. Len at SernuKen.
April i6 the bark Ashmead. Rich om Mobile for Client
waiting water TO pass the Canals May 4th lat Is Ion 3S
90 passed ship Europe, Of Bath. steering East. large
quantities Of ice from lat a. Ion a 80 until up with the
East edge Of the Grand Banks.
Bremen bark Nina, Donamsnn. 3s ds I'm Bremen, mdss
10 MASTERS cabin and ls6 seerage passengers From
May 7h to tho l2h lat <6 to 49, passed ice several
vessels close by 1t.
Hamburg bark Sir Isaac Newton, &c ds from Hamburg
rndse to Schmidt Bachen cabin and So steeragc pas
senEers.
Bark Adare Brown 36 d, from Sierra Leone. Coast Of
AFRICA, esmwood oil and ivory to McCracfcn & Living
ston. On tho sh April. Is miles North Of Sierra Leone,
Br manof-war steamer having In tow brig rruI-
ton bound 70 Cape dc Verbs Lon at Cape Meseado, brig
Oregon, Of Salem for eewsrd. Br brg'cf-war Wasp
tured and brought to Sierra Leone the 9TH Of April
Brazilian sRver, having board AIS slaves and the
iSh the Br trsowar Abbatros captured and brought In
Brazilian saveE. having on board 600, one hundred Of
WHOM died; tho vessels eondemned-crews turned
adrn and slaves given their freedom.
Prussian brig Caroline Rodman I'M Boston, to order.
Schr LYDIA Medran. II d. I'm Havana. oranges de
Zsdo. Le echr Squire and Brothers, Price, just I'm
Wilmington schr Isabel from Charleston just arr.
SPOKEN. &c.
April ae. no lat on Br ship VIM Bottsford, "a ds I'm
Liverpool for Coast Of Africa
April as IA. 8, Ion a. exchanged Signals with bark Ma
NAV q St "a 10 Hmss 1an &c iSs as NewioIk. ,.
I'm Havre for Norleans. f
No date, on Havana brig jana fuhl of prov,n..,o,,
months out and no oil
May H. IA. 81 90 Ion II. brig Aerisl, nom a. Jaro for
Baltimore. s0'
May 49, lat - IS lon Il. brig csrvaa,es of Bos.oufre
NYork for Rio Grsnde. ''h
Hay II, lat % ST. Ion 80 80. brig ceyion Of Bath, tr,
Pensacola for Havana.
May %. OF oueks Hole, schr Atlanta Wing, ds from.
Fctonfor Wnreham.
Nay 6. OF Double Headed Shet Keys U ship Ontario
al ws shs accompanied by three ships and ono bris
e2 war bound Into tho Gulf Of Mo1,eo.
st wHALERS, &c.
oa Asssafaero. March 20 American, Cot1n Nant, 1900
sp, for homo lst April.
At Paits Feb q. Dayid Paddock Hussy. Nazt $50 sp-
would recruit, cruise mos and return hone.
FOREIGN PORTS
Passed Anjsr May ls. ship CLARENDON Stodsard I'm n
xsrk Oct 10, for Batavia and Canton
Ar Aanis Feb 10, ships Loo Choo CrsSker 70, York
20 days.
sla fs Rotterdam 18th ult ships Jackson, Stafford.
s'r SYerk bark Hsnry Shelton LonscOpe. do-s fu Of
pesssnsers.
A. New Castle, % inst ship Harvest, Haste. for New
York, ldg
AT a Hamilton, Bssnuds) May Q. Acasrsr, NYcss.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
INSURANCE.
national LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE
N SOCIETY OF LONDON.
Empowered by Act of Fs-lisnssi-
CAPITAL go, ,oo1 STERLING Q. S.5ol. .eoo

ADVANTAGES ARE HELD OUT BT THIS IysIJLL II
OTHER LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HAVING
Al AGENCY IN THE UNITED STAES.
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE TNITeD, SIAI o,-it -
aSD BRTTlSH NORTH AMERICAN CQLpNILn-
LEADER STARR. u tlsie s2l Wall g; Ss" ,, ,,tN
PHYSICIANS TO THE soCiETI-''i 'ielie~1 M H'iA'
'"J''k kgARNY RODGERS. Vi. D 10 Bieseker g
ALEXANDER Z. HOS ACK. u. ID. loI raLkiIn -
BANKERS. --,,.
The MERCHANTS BANK OF NEW OK
SOLICITOR
WV VAN HOOK Isr 20 Wall street
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
TTIGHYsT PREMIUM TOBACCO AND SNUFF
II IL the Sn,1ng Trcte-JnHN ANDERSON & co

Fsr FHhs H. 3 SD,,%s n@s9 4sade-JoaN ISbERsoS 60
offer for sale liberal thu following Goods Of he
y 10 any manutactnd the United States The very high
them hs highest prsa,mms awarded by the American Institute
for the Tobacco aad they hare ners'
failed 10 obtain since they have hern the business nowh
standing the great competition both city and country and
fay su.,ahs than IN the assertion that their Tobacco Is the
All Tobacco and snuff Of their mauufscture warranted to
excel they be returned and the refunded The
following may all times be had their Stores factory
CHEWING TOBACCO. LONG CUT.
Quarter size Susrer size
eau s!a,ls s,as sSal, size Lar. hs1ss .,as .is,
Put up in bbls, bbls. and boxes ofr.Iiou; sizes.
for shipping. n ,,,oy,>.c
Larre size Quarter size
Any above Tobacco will be packed loOss barrel,
&c. scaFARTArrI i ssiiIIu TURKISH SMOKING TOBACCO
as'' 3 1sE sSokS " eSs each
oaaeFS papers also yStFFs ySssts'FeF s sa's and 10 d0H eeA
American Gentleman, in ja', and bottles
Niaccaboy, do do
Isa'S ESIRSlSlA hsSi MANurAcTUREp TOBACCO
Pssnd and hf ID Lump Ca!.adi.h-ss IS, lss, and sas
.O- Sole Agent ~ this city for AuS Lefwieh'' -Four
A'e' '''ha 0''s1elpT 1feMlPpoRTED sEGARs.
brnds Of Hs1ans and Prnepe sesa. sectS with the great
possible care. embracing the following choice brands;
kEGALiAs.
Prime old India ReSslia, IL NJ and boxos
do Garantirada, do do
do Lord Byron do do
PANETiLAs
La India in VI. boxes La Norma do La Pateas DO.
COMMON SIZE
Soregs, La Norma,
FraSascia. Eagle.
La Riorda. La Poeta.
La India, Plantation,
De Moya, Prnerv, Of various brands,
Cubry s Werner, extra fine. ConSrs, aad Canones.
SMALL
JOHN ANDERSON x co.
mis- I'm No.2 Wall. And 2ls and 2l5 Duanc-s,reet.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
ALBION LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
LONDON AND NEW-lORh.
Instituted in lsO5-EmpouereiJ Jyan Ac' q Parliament.
CAPITAL 81 900 900 Sterling or S5, ,000, 900.

JOSEPH FOWLER ASp II. 5. BUCHANAN. No p
WALL-ST opposite 10 the Bank OF Commerce. IS Gra.
rral Agents for America. Of the above named old established
Company. directed and duly empowered 10 receive 9opo-
sn for Insurance single joint lives for sufrirorg
nuties ptc the they taken The London
Office and they fully authorized coui'm ali ei5-
risks once without primary reienct 10 the Court o D'
rectors
Inamuth only tn. present but frtu1e stability Of a
Life Insurance Company o paramount importance the
Policy beeved ;ha, i Ion. erod Of the Exist
.ncr Of the !blon Office oTty years its large pad ca
ptal and accu lated PROFITS constitute aud
ceptiopabl security When Is considered that
iu6lm-nt Of the eng e Office seldom called
for until twenty thirty forty years after those engagements
have been contracted.
Eighty per Cent or four fhs ofthr profits returned TO
the Polic,'-hslders ffoI i.) every three years.
assurances made binding on lives al all from 10 70
"a years inclusive-,o the extent Of Sl3.0t0
The public respectfully requested TO call az the Agency
examine the superior advantages afforded by the Albion
Otcr- its safe aud economical oil premium which
De attributed the extraordinary which has hth
attended the operations Of the Oldest and respectable
CornpanieS m England
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
LAMPS, CUTLERY, &c.
PREMlUNl STORE.

COUTHOUY & MEYERS, "a! Broadway, respectfully
~ invite tie public TO call 1t their store and examine he
richest and most extensive assortment to bo found In THIS
country, of BR0NZED and ORMOLU CHANDELIERS.
CENTRE, MANTEL, SOLAR, BRACKET and READ
! ING LAMPS, CANDELABRAS GIRASDoLEs, BRAC
KET BRANCHES and CANDLESTICKS, III every vari-
ETY. Of patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, new and superb article, Pc
cularly desirable for packets aud steamboats,.
In evidence of the superiority OF this portion OF their
stock other Of is class offered TO the pubic IN thS
City, they with honest pride refer TO no less than SIX
GOLD and FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded 10 the
manufacturers within the last seven years. for the greatest
variety and beauty OF patterns ard the unrvaed finish OF
their work
Every article sold by c. g. n. Is warranted TO be what
they represent and those who wish to obtain frst class
goods at price osn paid for such as arc OF very ine-
ror quality requested 20 favor them with call oeior
purchasing elsewhere.
~ liberal discoun. Churches and Hotels. 6f iy
SToUTENBUKGH oifv,s the following described goods
Hall Lanterns Of Gu, and saired glass latest patterns
Gandoes Of Bronze snd Gilt; great variety OF patterns
Bpfanni. gS. T.se.ts. pirSn sons Shpicld
Japd and Paper Maenr Waters, in s.tts or single
siiTrrpard fTT plated Watsrs ties aSi- ssio -, Baskets, &c
Purchasers will do well call i3 Fulton street. before
making their purchasing. mS
ID ODGERS SONS CUTLERY-A. w. SPIES
II GO 2s Pearl street have Just an nyolce OF Nod
Knves scissors and Razor winch ;hr, ere selling
Also o7-uns splcnded assortment of Table Cut
.ry from Sheffield consisting of Table Knives and Forks,
Carver. Butcher KNIVES. Scis>ors. ivory Sets Nc AZ
CHEAP HOUSE fUkNIslilNC q sIOKt.-1h- under
~ signed keeps constantly hand nw prices good
sormrn, Of Hardware. Tawafv Brtannawafe JnTanned:
ware WootwaT, aud Baskets An excellent assortment Of
Table Cutlery. OF ch patterns lowest market prices;
Pocke, and Pen Knives OF MI descrtons Britannia Coffee
and lea Pos. LAMPS &c Tea Tfays of all descriptions.
Also large number Of choice patterns OF Gothic Tea Trays
rey cheap Also, tioowwaTc. as Pots Kettles. Sadlrons,
Carpenters Tools che,p and Of th- best quality Planes,
Saws Chis-ls SC Also Nails. Locks C.pet Tacks &c.
Lik-wisr Brushes of smcst every kndCoth and HaIr.
also Of Wocdws. and Basket, Irbs Pals Wash Boards
Clothes Horses Bowls and Trays Broom Cradles Basket
Chairs French Tar-n: Baskets &c Please give H. Il.
Johnston call at IS Catherine l.l he will strive
cominodas you with any thing IN his line cheap be
afforded In the City. X. r. JOHNSTON
y An ercren, Of oval and oval hollow Pa
RENT Brass Stair Rods. mig
DlSON & SONS and American Britannia Tea and Cof.
II fee Pots sgge, kuiyr, and Forks Flat and
Round STAR Rods Lued and EasI-ed Sauce Fms. Pots
hett!ss Spiders Bake Pans Tea Trays C.sters &c for sale
by SEAMAN LOWERRE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

SrNisE OLIVE> oi a,use.I.r an Lty ior sale b. the
~ gallon, and In bottles. IS GASsNEk < YOUNG.
my2t IS2 Chalhara street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

CAUTIoN TO BOYS WISHING TO LEARN a
~ TRADE-rhe suescrbsr youth Of abor; l6 Years OF
age. placed by his father Wh Isaac r Rogers o Aaa-
Brooklyn, with view hi. learning the trade Of
carnage trimmer If he liked tb business anu Mr. Rogers
approved OF him. and with distinct understanding the
part his father befcc he rlneneed work that he hond
board with his parents aud TO- .uch be paid two dol
lars per week hcag regularly ard steadily employed in
the factory for egh, weeks Herr Rogers brother Of the said
isaac r Rosers of his business ard
and sore oren Court the city Of RrcoklJn Tuess
last, that his labor and service daring the eight weeks was
worth nothns j, evidence and he obt.r,ed
nothing The the testimony of aJ Henry Rogers
while dsbarrrd him OF any reward Tor his labor Is ais
hksly deeply inue his character Will he ho~s be sui
hc.n, apology for hi, further 1tsnE that while employee in
ne a,oIy no disaspobaon expressed as 10 h eSnd
Q, ap, bot the contrary when his father called on
M hoSeii aisr he bad b-- work foar weeks TO know
hoM tney iSed hi the said Henry Rogers spoke
nef Serv pirasnS 10 his nter rlinys about him. and hn
py saying ne had herer had boy te shop whom he
kea ana Al the eiose Of tbs eight weeks that he
snee Mh s Rogers wnca his father called TO say hs he
no' tke e ousiness wei! enough be bourd the said
world have made good workman - 49, ~
Name left 10 full with the pusiishrrs w n
Brooklyn. May q. 1855. ,nv9. iw
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN That mn attachment lssued
III, Supreme CUur; nf New Jersey tetannhe 10 the
Tern Fcb,ary, isi5 the suit of Charles Thwnc and
Ebeuezer w Twiny against the e.rnie oi James C. Free
man Il non ,-. .ent debtor for five hundred doau,
turned oy Sheriff ohe County OF Pas.ac E.bruary
Term dnlv served. J. WILSON: Clerk:
DAVID A. HAYES Any n2a lrw3n
IN PURSUANCE of en- order OF the surrogate OF the
County Of New York Is hereby given 10 all per-
sons having claims against ELEANOR WOOD late OF the
City Of NevYork widow, deceased, 20 present the same
with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber, NJ his store
No 81 Retverstre In the City OF Newly or be-
the nineteenth day Of June next. Dated New-foTk
tie 10th day OF December, ls+i.
dl7 lawtm. THOMAS DENNY Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

sxss~x. DR.. BROWN. Oeulist, Successor TO the
<sSk celebrated Oculist. Dr. Child; Of BirrinE-
GS~sS ham and London. has removed his once from
FtS5& % Chamb-r,-stretr 20 l63 Canssrest- near
Vsrick whsrs h continues his successful
t.estln,u, on Diseases Of the Eye and lr1per-
fsctons c VISION ard 10 which Of 10 20 10 have
-ld-d having beu declared incrr,be by eminent ocusts
Truly sht is sweet pleasant thing II for The
ewes 10 BEHOLD the sun
The following from the " illustrated London News
We have much plea,u in l-arnnr that Nh Child. the
Ocrist whose wonderful! of BlIEcnes have n many
TINS noticed our Iap- oeiied IN The Great Me
opos at = ir-, Russsllstrr-i. Bedford Square Wit
n=ssiig did on cue occasion iirGs meeting IN Cur
Town Halt assembled testify 10 the bensh 'hej had ~
ccrivrd from him Iat Of iheI fall OF rrauHde
:" appear almost give hir one eye ior ha'ihs Re-
stored The sigh, of the othet cannot bur isioice IL r
tsd success and hof that III his .w iocaon Ms Spare
OF us-tnlEsss wall be greatly enlarged
RFeg,E cusE,-Gscrse How. :. Reass-s'rect. .tor.s-
clus,ti. case Of Pruleat Ophainis James MeCosu
zsiHstuu.s,rett Lcppetdo or Chronic iRtsnmstion
oi f.velids my2ia
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

There tables for snsi, lives, JOINT .- s9fvi.ofis
bles also for ANNUfTIES, both immediate and drisTsd
All these tables have been calculated i!om s;ers 'ho oo
lars and cents. :, -,
StIes given applicants. If required 10 ih- saudihS
wealth and security Of the above Institution 49,,
Travelling leave endorsed the policy extensive ana o-
era and the premiums for r'k and uriaNoar c
mates as moderate as is consistant with prpdenct
J. LEANDER STARR General Agent;
Reside ~ N-FF- q irN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

EscApI FROM SLAvERY-A few mon,hs ago,
while there was an abolition meeting at Worces
ter, fugitive slave arrived in that town. IL was
soon ascertaiued that the slaves master was III
town, and had engaged officers to arrest hlm: he
was then taken privately 10 the house OF a friend,
placed in a hogshead il the cellar, and covered
with charcoal The officers came to search the
house, which they did thoroughly, beating the
charcoal hegshead among other things, out mace
no discovery The slave was then taken out al
most sufiocated-dresed in female apparel, with a
thick veil. and taking the arm of his friend, was
walking toward the railroad depot, when they
were met By one of the officers, who MADE many
inquiries, but no discovery. One OF the railroad
conductors being aboliuonist, was lniormeo
who the lady was that wanted passage to Fits
6sid He found secure and comfortable place In
a baggage car, in which the slave safely arrived in
p;,fsEeld-was committed to the care OF another
"friend of the slave" about the dusk of the eve
ming. Another friend then joined them, and they
oct ofin an open wagon tor Willlamstoun, In dark
and rainy night. Arriving there about two o'clock
on Monday morning, they knocked at the door Of
gentleman, and when he appeared, they inquired.
!" Are YOU an abolitionist % yes, | profess to
be-" "Here is poor slave, whom his master is
in hot pursuit of-will you let MS warm ourselves,
welcome" was the answer. good breakfast
was quickly provided-and after their clothes were
dried aad their hunger sated, they started again,
and were in Vermont on their way TO Canada, be-
fore daylight. lBost Recorder.
How TO PREVENT THE DISEASES WHICH ARISE
PROM THE USE OF LEAD IN CERTAIN TRADES This
trestment @ M is extremely simple, and only requires
the workmen to submit TO the following prccau;
tions.-They are TO take two baths OF soap and
water every week, occasionally adding little sui,
phur, and are carefully to wash the uncovered
paris of the body with soap and water a. every In
terval between their working hours. They are to
drink one or two glasses of lemonade, made with
sulphuric acid, every day, according to the greater
or lesser quantity Of dust, poisonous vapor with
which the surrounding atmosphere may be charged;
than the followers of any other trade, TO abstsiB
from the use Of spirituous liquors The efficacy OF
this preventive treatment is easily explained by the
fact, that the mineral poison absorbed, is thus con-
vertsd into soluble, and therefore innoxious salt,
(eu!phate Of lead, and the ssturnne particles de-
- IpxE.lax q anard of Sciance
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
41ga REAL ESTATE. MARkET, A
Rdc. lfofyIfS

4ffa REAL ESTATE hARkEI, IRA
RHyT Basement office. 1nnH
.=A- Old No. 20-New No. 90 Eall-st n. Y siss.A
W. have for sale the most favorable terms,
IMPROVED F,Rm' fall descriptions aad prices from 10 to
lgGl Acres and from $500 10 s20.u0C each. 80
Nsw LANp,, iE New York. penusylyan Virginia, Mis-
iouF Tennessee Michigan Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin
at less than Government prices. ~
Water Power Mills Fsctorss beds of hne PoeIs Clay
Lime, Quartz. F.ldspar, Alum Burr stones Cool. Iron.
Lad, Copper and Tln. ,,,,
". have some of New Lands Some Farms and Mills
which are offered for Cash az great sacrifice.
Wer-.rectuly invite all who wish 10 purchase Real Estats
of Gny description situated any part ~ country 10
CONE and learn from Register where sy best obtain
The sbject of their desire
OufAssocArED AGENcY, extending throughout EuroI-
and America gives the greatest possible
all wha viii favor with their commands.
q DsxV--f AaSotp RuyTrM X Co
Az a FAkM FOX SALE.->Ituaie on the road r.on!
esE New Rochelle 10 White Plains, about equ-dis: ><i
from each containing $50 Of Land all of which
plough land excepting which wood land.
The place divided by lane, and laid out into coaven
lent lots for cultivation. All the fences Of gtcne
good order and the groond in high state OF cultivation.
The buildings ell Of good character and IN o-dot For terms
apply 10 S. 3. KENYON, on tho premises. or OF
ds Il J. ADRIANCE Sc John ST. Sew-fork
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
FOR SALE

"a NrOSIES FACTORY AND MACH t;kn .,
Ac,1n great basaG and sal, ,tIscE ~ ~ ,b b
r-nst n N.chaniciown 0riuge county ~h mrs q. VIZ
- Kalrcld Al Mddeiown ORANGE county al Inc FACTORY
anlldIncs and Machinery az follows, VIZ:
large Stone Buiitaes cash ~ by % set a2d ou'
high.
iSaw.inll and Blacksmith shop.
Dwelling Houses for oI-rs,ivfs. H.
4 large Reservoir containing 10 acres and ihEnsns a'
dance Of Water 80. ,,..A;... :
hr above buildings contain q CaTdins M,ehinrs
R,asd Ieoms rs Saiinet Looms Srirsiug Mules 81 80
sginJles each: arIxr AVID Flicker. ars Cor-L htt,ie
o- 50 Ib wool lNrr Blue Vatsa ali Necessary Ma
elmer io, Finishing tiohs &c. The whole Of irsaoo's
Machinery brin= Of she latest Improvements who
ish =, ot,erd the leave, % Steamboat foot OF
ChsmSers street eInont the day pefdGs 10 the sale
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

Dl$ON & SONS and American Britannia Tea and Cof
~ fee Pots siGgi kny-, and Forks Flat and
Round STAR Rods LIed and f.asn-iIeJ Sauce Fms Pots
hets Spide!s, Bake Pans, Tea Trays Caste &c for sale
by SEAMAN LOWERRE
ap2i 7rnr. o-e SpYitZ-Srra-t n-4- Greenwich
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

D. rD - SUMNER ARRANGEM.NI@s, y,
k3-ISNEWAKK AND SEW:YoRSS RSSy Df5 II
Ss11SESrHaE---Fse only I2i Cents-CHASGs:., :.,vs NJ
hOUR-On and after Saturday May J7th. lso The i's.sl ~
PASsAiC, Capt John Gafy, will run as fellows 'p-
further notice: ,u
Leave Newark foot Of Centre ST. u A VI. and Ppny pny
n Leave NewYork foot OF B.rcIiy 81 10 A. VI aadif ~
On suadays: leave Ne1 ark, A. 81 and r 5' "a
Newly ork, IL A NJ. and 2. VI. t,,
The risssic has bev en thened S. feet and So @
dre aud twenty feet org She has boiler. ana -,
conmodious aGt elegantly furnished deck saloon & ~
length. and IS complete order. Her accommodili'0'
freight and passengers have been very much Improved
= Frst2ht carried Al rsiuce.i r7'e IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

~ f~z.ra AFOR HUDSON. AND lNrERMEDl
s-7tA- ATE LANplNGS.-Irbe, =. hsanbe.'
Captain VIM H. Melsn will leave the foo, of ceda,,
ensuing season. every Monday: Wednesday and Friday ats
O'clock VI connecting at Hudson with the Iujpn aud
Berkshire Railroad the cars which leave the aS Of
the boat Returning the boat e,yes Hudson Oh Tuesdy
Thursday aud sunday o'clock P. NJ the ARRIVAL II
the touching both at tie intermediate landin,S-
For freight passage apply on board. or 10
SrORRS X STEPHENSON, % Wests,reet
This boat has been put in complete order with bo
and engine and additional number Of atssoms and wi
be found pleasant aud comfortable boat any on The
This boat Is now ready IN receive freight ASH
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

q I->@as % /. .tAKrENIt.k y CU.s LlAETos
ENEWBuRGH Landing at Caldwell
N-s-1casS-yss.- West Point, CodspIng. aud Cornwall.
The STEAMBOAT JAMES MADISON. Capt Lharles Hal
stead will the Warren street PIER every T1edy n
Frday O'Clock +. NJ Returning. VIII leave Newbush.
every Wednesday and Saturday at O'Clock 7. NJ.
All Baggage Packages Parcels Bank Bills OF sscis "a,
on board this boat without being catered the book
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

New o.k, April lst, lci5. ..A
No. Stages run from Midietown daily. in conner'on fh
the afternoon iGe L. Boomngburg, WBrbboo. rpnuorI
Mount Pleasant Bnshamton Oweso, Port Je'l'' hon's
Catbondal- &c. ,s u
On Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays 10 Dundaf Ns'
trnsr Eriendsyille Lsn0x Brooklyn. &c. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

h Co@ sPoUGHKEEPsIE AND NEwioRs
= ~ N-Landirs at Van Cor,lana's dock reess
.ry,fssZSrr14-. Kill West Point Cole Spnn=, Comslll
FishklI and .mburS Landing also At S1yssrSh on pa,
Vefiine fues.e lc,ves the foot Of Barc!iy s-t daily
Sunday eycep'ed at VI. Leaves oughkeerse a. A. 4
For freight p.,,ace, inquire of the tapts'g On bot c
or + Hall Il the Office ih- wharf foot oi Rrcyr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

AGENCIES established "a Boston FhaispfIp5, bai''i
nor- Alrx,ndris Richmond aud N sersFa! - t- tfli u
Town. IN N-w.. England NewYok St.;e PeaSy 4iiH sA-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE. No. 81 John.
X .tr,et-f.. d. CLAYTON 4 SONS are in constant
Papers adapted every branch Of the trade emora
ciag unusually ase assortment OF Blank Books Cap and
Letter wrtips with every description of and
printing colod p,per OF medium and other sizes
orr tobacco shoe and and rag wrapping. hard
w aad cloth in great variety silk and log tissue plain and
csorrI &c &c Besides bonnet trunk and bandbnr
bo7tds pr-ss paprrs &c. &c. my2l
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

DAPER WAREHOUsE.-CYRUS w. FIELD. Bur.
l Ing slim \ Y, off.rs for sale
BONNET BOARDS-iOO Sroce assorted qualities;
pfEeS PAPEKS-ao 2lI3I and 2x32;
NsWs sPAPER-GtGO reams, asserted sizes
BOOK PAFEit-t00o -
HANGING; PAPER-2i tons. assorted qualities:
MARBLE PAPER-all sizes and qualities;
COLOEEp COVER PAPEK-
WlIrlNG ?APERS-3j0 cases, complete assortment,
ny23 tf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

Instructions foy taking tho Article, and great nau Der
certificates and testimonials may be seea and Obtained
any of ile above piaces. w coo lnlE