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4 ,IEHICNN BAT ~ht n AND AEKitL. GAR

4 MEXICAN .ftt ski ii AND .AEhkAI. VAIN
"A DEN-COrrcr OF Broadway siic Ann street, iohiaS'
Nisy 2ih. and throIgh The week
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES every evening AZ &
oclocs and Wednesday AMI Saturday afternoons at hai
ps>t2
tSr- The Manager takes pleasure in announcing
crs. GREAT WESTERN, the unequaled ielinesor OF
Yankee character. and general LOW COMEDIAN. ETHI-
OPItN MfNSTRELS, Juvenile company, varying from
10 10 wears OF age-each whom plays musical
uenl and the popular negro melodies OF the day Mr..
PETE NORRIS. comic Vocalist. Mr.. WHlTLOCK, the
best Banjo Player and Negro Methodist in America Mr..
GOODWIN. Comic Dancer Mrs WESTERN. Miss
AIair LA PETITE CARLINE, YANKEE COURTSHlP,
COMIC MELANGE. &c. GRAND BALLOON ASCEN-
SION from the Garden the top OF the Museum every
evening and "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. AU
TOMATON WRITER, WAX FIGURES. Nc
Admission D ceuts-Chdren under ~ ~. cents ulyZo
NTEW-YORk pEALE'S) MUSEUM.-J. D.
| Y BtxcU Manager Broadway, opposite City Hall.
MONDAY MAY e6th, and through the week, SPLENDID
PERFORMANCES every evening and "Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons The Manager has engaged the
NORTH CAROLINA FAT BOY, VINO Is only years old,
and weighs 100 pounds making him the greatest wonder
OF the age.
Las, week Of the celebrated Drolleris
MR. I. J. WINCHELL,
MISS BLANCHARD, MISS HlFFERT,
LA PETITE AMEE: N e.. Mr. COLLINS,
Tickets One Shilling, without distinction of myS
TIIHE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL EN-
i CURSlONS-A sail across the Hudson River 10 HOBO
KEN and then walk 10 the ELISIAN FIELDS along the
exceedingly beautiful and picturesque shores of the place,
will prove easily accomplished ard attractive a
LRAL EXCURSIONS that can be made from the CITY
The Grounds presenta charming aspect the trees ben.
III leaf and the soil covered with nch turf the walks
in excellent order having been considerably cnbcls, the
present Spring The Ferry Boats from Barclay Canal and
are completely fitted up with awnings
and Night Boats from Hoboken 10 Barclay street
until II O'Clock. Ferriagc st cents. mylo imusi-'
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VACCINATION
DIR. Bo>twick, IS Cisunbcrs.stree,, has u supply
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,5yss ,Sg Second ward.-WHIG SCHOOL NoMlNA

r6ySS Second Wurd.-WHIG SCHOOL NOAfiNt-
-us @t ne Committee appoiniedior ic purpose OF Sc
r. cohers, present the following:
-, Its'u"sl"Hsf. JEREMY l.. CROSS.
Pc, 9Vtesor........ NN. COLGATE.
Az; trrpter ....-.. GEO. +. NESBITT
tos~t, o' OF the above named gentlemen requested
N.Y ~. ZONES Second Ward Hotel saturday Evening.
eecson O'Clock. 10 make preparation. for lie
oner Of u'ch VIII take place ON Monday June al. By
Tsos Dr GEO. ROWLAND. Chairman.
eAst rny29 It
oFflCrPSSd SSd"ard-Whix Nomination for School
Fs iios'H.sio.er-DESNiNG DUER
10, ,TTSftefor-TH0AtiS McELRATH.
ffa''s-MosEs a HoPPoCK. mye7 Iwis
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q, Novel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COS SgLr.

Itr Genuine Schcncks Pumonc Syrup be had at the
riopneors Office No. Corilandl--l. few doors below
o''adway lmyS lmeOds J. II. SCHENCk.
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re, FOR SALE-A COTTAGE RESIDENCE, win
eS on.. and hnf Of Land the banks Of tho
Shreyy-bury River, within 100 yards OF Brown Land
inr-a healthy aad pleasant Summer Residence, sIaba
for C0un; Store being the house the landing
Two Steamboats, and from New York stop nj the Landing
daly II is desirable location for sporting there being fish
ing end fowng abundance in the season, with healthy
and sau brou- air. being about and haf mile from
IN. Ocean, Wil be disposed OF cheap. Address
,,y,29 6ti.. E. FORESTER, n COumbia-st
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1ys. AN OFFICE TO LET, at 70 Chamber. Two doors
liz: Broadway, suitable for Physician or Lawyer
~- Inquire on the prcmesis. m6s
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<Fz. HOUSE TO LET.-The three story and attic
:i dwelling House, No. 2i6 West 20bstreei. fronting ihe
N Episcopal Seminary, Chelsea-stuare. rIs House Is
finished with mahogany doors marble mnels &c. and will
be- painted throughout and furnished with Croo5 Water bath,
&c. &c. Apply 10 d. A. CuSLMAN, Cheseas square,
r27 istf or 1873 Pearst
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jaIUNION LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIy-
l.-TT< FRPOOL-Packtt ofi5t June.-The splendid new
.s.-s f-aiging and favore packet ship EMP li50
tons btrrf, Capt j. o. RUSSELL, stil sail Monday,
june 2f-her regular day. This magnificent ship,
her second voyage has the comfortable acconmog-
ton for Cabin, Second Cabin and Seerage Passengers
nny shp sailing Liverpool Her Cabin elegantly
furnished hcr second Cabn Is also fitted in the sp-
proved modern style Her Seerage is ali that De de-
sired for comfort and convenience. Persons about visiting
returning 10 the Old Country, well all others, are in
yed inspect this splendid shp at her berth Of Gouyeuuer
lane For passage which s very low, early application
should be made on board, to
" W. / J. r. TAPSCOTr Is Souh-st. MGiden.lane.
The EMPIRE will sail fro liverpool. on the 10th Of
Juy-PesOBs wishing stad for their friends can have
them Brought in this magnificent Packet or any OF tho
regular line sailing the ,t 9th Il 10th, 2ls and ta Of
every month favorable Application TO be made
above, or TO
Agents in N'At TAPSccTT, or 10 Gore PiSzzas, and
Liverpool GEO. RIPpARD < SOS,) 90 Waterloo Road.
DRAFTS for any amount, payable ON demand, without
discount all e principal towns OF england, Ireland Sco;
Land or Wales can all lines be obtained application tf
b. letter pos, paidl ~ above. my5o
IT, =. s.NEN-TOKk ALBANY & TROY
= =2ssil.s..zit LfNE--FoR A.BA:y AND TROY DiSEer-
z-----F@---~- The steamboat EMPIRE, Capt r. b
Macey will leave the foot OF Courtandtstreet SATURDAY
evening a o'clock
THO Empire, owing 10 her light draft Of wafer. will be en-
sblel all times pass the bars, and reach Albany and
Troy ample time 10 take the Morning Train OF Cars East
or West
81 For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or g G.
CLARK, u tbs Qfdes On tas WaGk py9
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~ ~ Y,,.crs rnrmcrs' Club OF the American Institute
June. al IL O'Clock Suhicct-Tb,. hcs, ,nnjc -, r,
Ssachs fMm Wagons and Carts and Harnessng the
agTse - as 70 produce easy DRAFT
The Board OF Ags!culrIre o, ~ Il, ,,, ,,
snf &c are hereby nolied meet precisely ON, lnr ,
"e W Il o'ciocN A. NJ. al the same plac, uyeq5,,
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a.. CHEAP RENT-purt of n House Ia let on Wash
: ngton Avenue, Brooklyn adjoining ihe residence of
--te Rev Mr.. DilO. To small respectable iaDiy tbe
rcn, would be- very low Inquire the premises at ~
William 81, " Y myl9 81.
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tI,o MECHANICS AN p,lANrFACTURERs.

Any ornaon llay be given Tie Merchants T s!aase
,,,E York
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N@ VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS For sale.
% 10 Lott the Seventh avenue, West side, south OF
-- TlIrty-rMrd ~.
Also, Lots on 10Th -t, near the 10Th
Also, lots on 3lst ST. near 7th avenue.
Also, large number OF Lots in various sections o the
City For particulars Of any Of the above apply 10
RICHARE VAN DYKE, Jr. AuchoDeer,
mv23v No II Wallstreet, Mortimer Buildings.
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anrtion Gales.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, AactioneeL
Nv H4S(:S. RICHARDS & PLATT--s,ore
J ss Broslwsy.-Libersl cash adyancemea,s made on
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,..,vy-. or rnn sroEN-A young gentleman, but re-

,.c,nyyrs OF rnn sroEN-A young gentleman, but re-
fcon, scotland. and alynos; stranger TO the CITY,
sy,e,i from he American Hotel on Wednesday ~ternv'
s ,s. nj M OF the storm 10 fllh! an engagement 70
,ne AZ t,e Barract, Aier lie had reached " Little Soe-
f IN vacant spscc between the High School ana iiis
srrseis the mos bleak point in the city, where ie WHO
fco, he Lake has full sweep, he lost his way aio
he peyy no: vs.! ther lie could neither find the arfacNS
nor the city but cons 10 fence nc cleared ~ ana s
.tun,nol upon uuoecuped barn. A.eT enoea'o.'ps
una Iingly 70 find hay or straw ior o'ect o
from no Storm he raised the coTcr Of gram oi au S
curef ,oayenen for the night. Yesterday morning hS
came ffon h,s hiding place, snd roceedtd TO iaF muse
NO r distant where lie refresh-d and returned 1" inc
cltv II an yoiae. tnat nc survived such IN rclenan'
nt:h, Buffalo Gazette
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FANCY SILK GOODS

FANCY SILK GOODS.
NEWEST STYLES.
PECK. NICHOLSON & WRIGHT.
Nos l39 Pearl and so Beaver streets, Eew-York,
Would respectfully that they are opening large
and newly selected Stock Of
SILK GOODS,
a Of which are of the latest Fall Styles comprising full
assortment: OF
DRESS GOODS.
consisting in part OF rich Cashmere DEcosse rich printed
Muslin &c LANES Grapes DE LANES OF new and elegant
Styles rich plain Cameeen aud Satin Stripe kepeaers,
new and fashionable article; Cameleon, Brocade and
Broche striped Silks black and colored Apaccas, figured
and pain
SHAwLS.
Broche and Cashmere Shawls patterns; Caneieon
and Brocade figured SIX shawls; Damask Woolen Stra-
dill and rich Daas Alpacca Merino. Tibet and Mus
lin de Lame, in grea, variety. sc.
RIBBONS.
full assortment Of Bonnet ard Cap Ribbons Of the richest
Paris styles.
Figured Cap Laces Trimming Laces and Lace Edgngs.
Thread, Lise Plated and Brussels Etgings, SC.
Consisting of KID SIX Cashmere, IN great variety toge-
tier with large assortment of Fancy 5fitts.
Also full assortment OF Paris Cords Grnss and Frnses
together with every article usually be found In Fancy
Stock which they are prepared ofsr On as favorable
terms ~ any other establishment. II uvl
NEW GoODS-Jusr received, 800 pcs CT English Prinis,
~ new designs.
Cashmere patterns. the hands9mest ever offered.
Also $50 PCS wide, very rch prints fast eolofs at Is pr ye
Also 800 pcs cloths fast three colofed prints Sd and
Also $50 pcs various co!ors hsd and stripe Id and Cd
per yard.
Also several lots of and desirable Silks very cheap
Also several lots Cashmere and de LANES, new patters
Also large stock plain, figured and stripe Alpaca and
EoiIns.
Also large assortmen: of White Goods for Ladies
Dresses.
Also various other STYLES desirable for the season.
ja5 BARKER & ToWLE. al Caihartne-st.
DEKIFoCAL SPECrACLES-At No. leg Broadway.
\ new article OF American manufacture. inducing ease
20 the vear eye, ari strength 10 the weak Numerous
testimonials thei superior merit VIII be shown, among
which are those Dr. Irc- and other noted scifntifc
gentlemen; but the public invited 20 judge for hem-
selves. DticClt OF deficient vision solicited
NIB Every other description Of sPectacles at less than
common prices. sle eis&oseoda
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DIED,
!. l,., ~. II mif. Of CAPT. william

On Saturday evening last JANE wife Of Capt 'ii'-"
The fends oi he family are invited attend her iuae
from her lje residence No. o7 Hudson STREET on '
afternoon. at half .aSt O'Clock. ,.,,. ~
- Philadelphia ead Boston FaJe,: Psase copy Wa A.
EaCn S,t,,ri.y cvcnin=. FRANKLIN J son oi " 'N' "a
and Emily Cit, aged yea-s and months -; r,,sr,I
The ffieat OF N. family requested 10 asnu iis III.
,t r,o =, al o'cIoc f m the residence OF his ilther
on h.nc :4ee. ner Power BTookyn) without isf'het M
y:tsrion Carg~s VIII be in waiting at south anu o'oh
Fe-rie. 10 coave ;hcm 10 The non.e; ,rrppv 49, r rI;
on SATURDAY I5:h inst, I'D Ahl fft S'h VI iiir'''
W N'sruer aged yesrs aud mouths: =
I rF,,,s viii be taken 10 Connecticut Tor inerfncnt
A. SrIy CrlsSns Thur,Iay InorlingI Feb g. ar. VIII
LIAM A. JACKSON aged 2 yeafsr only son Of Charles a
Jackson, Esi. of This city.
FEB q. Mrs Elizabeth Davies.
l3,l Eugota Ogden.
Esaf FisIkili Landing 18th, Mrs Alice Teller.
Al Poushkerpe, 10TH Mrs Ca;harne Hadey 50; 9Th Mrs
Phebc Keecb, 49,
Al Stanford 5ti. Darius Tallman ~.
Al Fisikill 9th, SaDel Souihard 20.
At Philadelphia l2th. Joseph Fox. Sc; lth Charles
Showakcr 90; 18th Mrs Eleanor Wright. 81.
AZ Baltimore 18th 'fhcmas Wilson, 6s Hannah Davis
At Boston, 1lth. Lucy BALDWIN,. So.
: AT Andoyer, y IL lSt SAMUEL MGUlNN, Rcvolu'
.ionary veteran, ased ll0.
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MAR Pied.

,7b ms, a, Ru;yers street Church, by KEY J9hn
=, E,.bs ~. /, + .jr De WiTTC. MOTT 10 Miss Anna
NJ PETERSON both OF this eity ,,, u 1,t,
''i pouehseeps.e 18th. Milton Tabor Jane N Humcs,
,on nTy; an Yasqer Mary KenEet; 5h, Frederick
ShLz 10 CatnsrGe Lorln n,, ~ !,
a, Bo,,oa lanes Bant 10 Mrs Doroda Baidrey; Jon
PR, an 10 Adrlia Hardy: 3tb Geo Simmons 10 ilIzf
.a.b Wex,co,t; William X Simmons to Sarah MefrE.
AZ Baltimore oh, Geor-s " kre's 10 Angeimc T9o ~
a; FnAlr phs 18th Francis A Goodwin TO Sarah ofh'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

p5~MECHANiC:j' INSTlTUTE-sPECIAL MEET
iNCA srccisl meeting Of the Mechanics Institute and Con-
,er;iona Aectiag viii be held in the ecan Room City
Hall Tuesday evening 18th Instant o'clock On We'd
18th. NJ Il JCSii\ deliver. LIS third Lee
,c chruistry OF Animal and Vegetable Fhysoiosy
aud on Thursday eyeaiug 2Oth fio RE- will give his th
teen'h Lecture on Chemistry. applied aud
ulact5e New .crlhcrs will he elected he special meet
iug TENS of m,ubeIip :. initiation ie. and s. annual
dues WHICH give privileges &C all lectures c,sses and in III
school Sy oder, u NAPES, President.
( l. BAREtrT, 'ctuary llf2t.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In racket ship Wellington from London and Portsmouth
Clement Ducros Of Paris; w n Church OF London.
In tie ship Indiana, from New crl.ans-J 7 Ives. q Love
lanG, J q Harrison.
s in hia sultar n New orlaas-Cap;ain Banker late Of
ship ElabaTr; Sir Bartlett Mr. Brown.
Charles " abcoc Samuel Grey, Ribt.les and y
in the steeraee.
In ship I;ocius from LyeFpool-lis Hafbot;le I'D Mf
Smith-5s seersga.
Eln shin sullivan f-nm Chzreston-S Thorp, AlooIe,
in s? sutton from cilales.on-sir Fsane.l ant the
age
IN paeke; ship Oneida from Havre-Eu=ene Coom5 and
.dy, Miss Colloab Sis l. Coli. .1 u vltza:lnd; ar
orhmi H. lady aud child, Of Germany Miss n ,rarl OF
Missouri; ; Van Vo:St Of New cfk: Bosafd Oh Sosteh'
/ P!eSo OF FTznce-a.' L sieeTlge-
Ia the Swedish brig Jenny. ffora -szuna-Ars MoTe.i
Barque Heca, Babbidsr, II CuTacoa-! hienaEc5 lazy
child A
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
HENS, BOYS md CHILDRENS
CLOTHING.
WIN L. JENNINGS & co.
DRdPERS AND TdILORS.
Importers Of Cloths, CGssimeres, Vestings, Fsney
Dress articles &c.

Importers Of Cloths, CGssimeres, Vestings, Fancy
Dress articles, &c.
23l Broadway. American HOTEL opposite the Fountain.
Solicit from Citizens and Strangers requiring
Garments large assortment Of Goods for Fail and
Winter wear seece owih view OF rendering their stock
rich in quality variety be found In the city.
comprising Beave, 3led Cloths. Tweeds, &c. for
orercoa,s, Cioaks &c; French and English Cloths for
dress and rock Goats; various styles Casslmeres
rich Velvet, MeriEo, SILK and Satin Vestingswhlch viii
be made order at prices 20 sustain reputation
the pioneers In the progressive reformation that Is avertng
the of 1ant that cash purchasers taxed for
others dcnqucDces The style and finish OF Garments
will compare with those any other establishment. and
In the tho sequel Of the extensive patronage elected
\ large assortiaent OF FIRST QUALITY Ready Gar
mcnts, comprising overcoas, Coaks Dress and Frock
Coats Pantaloons, Vests, &c. constantly hand with
full supply of Fancy Dress articles, including Scar Cra
vaS, Iandkerchiefs Gloves, Suspenders Dressing Robes
Sc. o5 istf
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n,,,,>n rop rIrROPE-sur-

~ PASSENGERS BoUND. FOR EUROPE. EUROPE, up
ply yourselves with the NnafiiS LIE rIeer,eF
The tsmrestncul coast Of EuroIe 1t infetss ii'e ~ u
second without the aid Of the breath and with oE On
Gold nesI Of THE American Institute aysrdsI i9 "
s'ss,- e.- sSErfsotits sIT, No aad AsoT House
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

LECTURES on EUEorE.-Thc Rev. DR.. BAIRD will
commence his Lectures the Political Moral and Relis
ous condition of the several nations Of Europe next Mon
aay night, the I'm inst in the Presbyterian Church. (Hev
Ar. EatonS) in Sixth street. few doors East OF Second
Avenue. The Course will embrace eight lectures, and Will
be delivered next week and the week following. Tickets
eue dollar for the Course person. three dollars for
ticket Tor family Of eve persons Single admission
,y-ye cents The rs; Lecture will be OH Russia and
vii, commence AZ half past O'clock Tickets may
he had at Mr. Dodds Bookstore, OF Park Row and
Nassau SIS. or ~ the door. I5t lws
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

r-~RoUSsELL's SHAVING CREiNi-Thi4 delight.
u unequae for SURPRISING all oterscaps in thr
eaoIlen consistency OF its aer which soiieas the be- rd
as to reader shaving reas1n, 1t has been exhibited
io competition he rar Of The American Institute, AMI
there awz-d silver medal and ploma. Also s med
al lie Franlin Institute fiad-rhs and another AT the
late fair in Ecs,on G. Saunders lG3 Broadway sole Agcn,
for Nem-York fl7 9wis
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I-srv1-1. BOOKS YoI Tug rEorLg.

Bv the late fire we los. all stock Of tie series ouse
nj Books for the People. We viii Immediately commence
new series, the first OF which Will be LECTURES ON
ASTRONOMY by NJ ARAGO, edited and enlarged by DR..
LARDNER. This work is now in progress and Will be
ready for delivery on the first day fAIarch II will
tain large number of Engravings. Price % cents
postmasers remt,ing s are entitled to i've copies.
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Uniting gentleman and lady.l7f3.

Lectures 10 Sfoe6hoif-,SThe Rev. Professor ELTON,
lac Of B,wn unv'ty viii dslivera course Of Three Lee
,cs cr fesUyius, Neycu'Iueum fCmi~ the Chalr
OF the iast,ue on the evenings Of Monday Wednesday, ard
Fridiy the 7th 18th 2st iEs commencing u u O'Clock
StoclhcLe-s nh their ilmeS ectiuy invited TO
attend Other, procure tckce a TIE toorN p cents each
Syorde1 ui the Lecture COMMITTEE
l5f4tSSiW&F MORRIS FRANKLIN, Chairman
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TURE FOR WoRMS-A safe and efiectual remedy Tor
" ,hs distressing complain; in children viii be found in
IIALLOCK'S WORM CANDY, which is offered to the
public as IN improved and agreeable mode of taking the
most valuable medicines Used y physicians to destroy and
cxpel Worms from the human system The most frequent
symptoms of Worms picking OF the nose, paeness Of
the couneancc grirtpg of the teeth during Sleep tid
BREATH variable appetite acrd eructatonS and pains in the
stomach dry cough, emacatioa OF the body and some
times convulsve fits When these symptoms are eXhlb-
ited in children assured they have Worms and,
remedy give IIaock's Worm Candy-thc medicines con-
posing which such physician approves Of and
is in the daily practice of mcdirsbenG presented
in this form the ready mode o. administering TO
children. Price ~ package with fun Girectian
For sale by DrlgsisLs in The City. III law2..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

CE-LECTUBES ON SHAKsPEARE-Mr. HUDSON.
WHO his been kct lecurng several days account Of
wos,hrr Mi, gise his lectures ame, and MACBETH N
the Society Library Rcou the evenings OF Monday and
Fnaay. Feb, l. and -, ai l-2 o'clock
Adtance each evening so Gentleman and TWO La
dies ST. ;akeu al the door lif 6tis.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

~ IRDF Bush viii 1elNsr Lecture at the stuyye-
sant lustutc Wednesday evening ltk) 4 half pas,
O'Clock the "ResuTrecGoa cf ChrSt,h containing full
reply stcturs of Rev ir skinner and that
Lord orcse u spiritual and celestial body, instead Of body
Tcls;s . cs each admitting gentleman and ladyl7fs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
ro.,oro. Mas. April !. la4.. !. lstf

CON, pIscIrrr AND SUGAR cRAcKERs.-The sub
In, wishes 10 make known TO the public, that much
- ,bs her and crackers which are sold IN this city BY
oL t'i ,r1eS are entirely different from the SODA BIS
M .ne - srcAH CRACKERS msde at his Bakery which
@ been iss! by invads, particularly those who suffer
n, Indigestion for more than twenty years. with the nest
i,. wbiIc the imitation, which he made 10. less
,e though perafs coed for person III health are wno-
l. rnf, for the sick. The above BscUrr and C2Ackkhs
as, DrrrtR BISCUIT, Ti.E BISCUIT, Butter cEAcKEAs
W,rra CRACKERS PILOT u!d NAVY BEAD, i oil uie nist
qualify are constantly sale the well known es'aosh
,ncrt e.5 Washington erect corner OF Warren street.
iI1 ,,tf EPHRAIM TREADwELLr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

- KNlCKERBoCHER BALL-The Firs, Annual
ball 9i he Clay CiGb Will take place at The
Apollo Saloon Monday erc,iiH Feb. lit Nembers oi
the Club snd all unanehng friends of Harry Of the West are
earnestly invited Tickets ST. be had at the Pessee,
House. National Hall, and Broadway House. nst-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17


Tpoc the above 4aterncn he Board of Trustees have
this day declare dividend Of oi1eesn Pc cent on the
amou, of ca premiums Of the yea ending the 'th o,
January lSi5 tor which certificates will be issued On and
after the 20 dag March next. Also, dividend OF sixper
the certificates Of s3 and loi payable IN cas
on and after The seventeenth day OF February, inst
B.' order Of the Board.
New-York, February 6, 1915.
TRUSTEES:
J.ires Brown wzltc- Bovine.
Samuel VI. EJy, VIM. 8 Netmo!e
John Giiswold, Schuyler Livingston,
John H. Hicks, Bcni. iiabcock
Fre,'k : l,r .a,r,,t, Charles II. Marshall,
Joseph Sands, James o.f' pECeh'
john .. iiurlhu Chester C!ark,
W.n II. Aspnwall, Lewis n Bridee'
s. Sulrez, JOSEPH W. llsop, Jr.
Henry Shoden Thomas Masters,
Paul Spo:tord, Robert j.. Taylor,
Moses H. Grfnnell Charles H. Russell,
Wrn p Fir,i.s VIM. II. Macy,
ReDi Richards Charles Bernard,
Freterick sheIlon Edward Mnturri,
Wln. Barnewa!l,
A. OGDEN, President
lOfaw v G. RUTGERS. Vice President.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

NurFs, MuFYs AND FURS.-selng by retail at
WHOLESALE prices for this ONLY. n No. Court
lst-st near broadway Ladies don't forget 10 call and
supply yourselves in time. h2u 3IDis
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SAILED.
Bremen sLip Adler. ior Bsene baTlue Caroline, do.
The rivers sal b.ysase frea Office
IAn Esf...rl

The sch. Helen Frazer Clark Of and for Portland FROM
Baltimore with full Of corn flour &c went ashore 81
ms, in hurricane from the Eastward Deal, Bcach about
Is miles from Sandy Hook where the Captain wrtIns
from Shrewsbury NJ she lie. total wreck. Oi cargo
Lbls Hour rs bb laT and Smaller articles ha,
beer ayedhe corn all lost and CARGO ae covered
by insurance ~ Baltia4orc.
Sclr Commerce, at New O.lesrs lcf at iard CaynanS
22d u -epcrt, the los ih- Br orig Curle o Liverpool
bound Cioniuesos Cuba she went ashore tie orn.s
Dec 26-vessel total loss captain and crew saved ne
Commerce brought Can't JARVIS, passengers oi t!e
sch Weymouth, of New York. from Nonqgc Bay ic. =
MARKS wrecked the 18th the Grand Coyans-ves-
total loss: she had cargo Among hv engers
the WEYMOUTH were the Rev Mr. Wadieil and family.
NOTICE To MARINERS.
A lighthouse is ne,y exhih ted the New Lieh'-hous@
erected ON the Great Savage Rock the entrance OF the ARA
can River in latitude 20 dcs min y ogg. % deg IS iL
30 sec f. The Light elevated c feet above tn sTe OF
the sea- ard may be seen the deck cf ship clear
tle.. al a distance OF Is miles.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

BoARDISG-T,vo or three gentlemen can be accom-
moda,ed with single rooms, with crates, at Mrs. Jane
Hang; Is. No - Barclavst Also, room and bedroom
10 let with board Reference given and reqGircd. j3l
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

WOODWORTH'S planning MACHINES:
LSOURTEES Y2AHo EXPERIENCE, together WIN sll
many valuable Improvements and addto'is 70 ms oI
mer too enables the subscriber 10 furnish, at 'hort hoee
and OF the most perfect consc;lon materials snd work
manshIp Machines plane woed In all us yausH'' '1'
as planning or surfacing only, cuttDg meuldms - r.,
Also. planning tongueing and grsoVHs' j'i's' VI '"0
betting, and planning clapboarcs ,,..r =. b;s es.sh
Application may be nie to the saosctes ~ ~ .o 1,
lishnest in Foxboro or his ofee, c9rnsL 81
cial ard Lewis streets, Boston, "ney nav he
sesn ana ANY ,tS A. oT Joa blackwell and Co. New-Yor.
or Of ]. w Schenck. Albany. al.
Letters Of mere N'iN1 SAMUEL. b. SCHESCK-
49,. .nru I. 1874. IL isu