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DR. DYOTTS SIXTEEN STANDARDS.
IL II. w. DYott M ID. sole nrnnrietnr


- t. w. Dyott, M. ID. sole proprietor
Or. Dyotts antl-bilious pill. ............. 25
Mahy's renowned plaster cloth rs, so and 81 90
Robertsons stomachic elixir Of health. ..... so
Robertson's vegetable nervous cordial. .... | so
Godbold's vegetable balm Of life. .......... l 90
Robertson's govt and rheumatic drops...... 2 90
Vicker's embrocation, for rheumatism, &c.. 25
Iissous govt and rheumatic drops. ......., 9 90
DR.. Dyott's vegetable purgatve compound. | 90
DIR. Dyott's vegetable tonic btters.. ....... | 90
Robertson's Misunderstanding lozenges. ..... so
Robertson's patent stomachic bters. ..... ] 90
DIR. Dyott's circassian eye water ........ 25
DIR. Dyott's infallible toothache drops. rs
DIR. Dyou's patent itch ointment. ........ SO
Vicker's letter ointment. ................ 37g
Dyott's family medicine chests No. L.. 90 90
contain a regulated supply ofthe No. g.. 40 90
above articles, with directions No. 81. 60 90
Remember these are the forty years. tested medi-
cinal preparations. In the contents of each medi-
cine chest will be found remedy for every disease
which the human body is subject to- II is for these,
and for these only, that hold ourselves accounta-
BILE for the performance of that for which they are
set forth.
T.W DYoTT & SONS.
For further particulars, see Dyou's Oracle of
Health, copies of which can be had gratis by APP
plying at the Office, No. 1872 North Second street,
Philadelphia or of such persons as keep the above
medicines for sale. Each article TO be had separate.
Special depot at the book store of Robert
tarnham, corner Of 18th and Penn. avenue,
Washington city, also for sale by the most princi-
pal druggists.
June5
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n BIOGRAPHY OF OREGON AM an b
VI FoRNIA, and of the other ierrllo .,n,l msp 4
Northwest coast; with new and oeauu'O'
those countries: by Robert Greenhow ..,bJ
just published, and this day received hUy,iOR
Mayer f. iAt
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U,HE sMUGGLER, noye-by @. p. r.
Il james. Price 25 cents.
June 20 'IAfLok'
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Notice TO pre-emption claimants.

Notice to pre-emption claimants.
Every person entitled to the right of presumption
to any lands within the limits of the townships and
tracts above enumerated, is required to establish the
same to the satisfaction of the register and receiver
Of the proper land Office, and make payment there
for, as soon practicable after seeing this notice and
before the day appointed for the commencement of
the public sale Of the township embracing the tract
claimed, (above designated;) otherwise such claim
will be forfeited
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
April l0-lawf
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Notice TO pre-emDtion claimants.
Every person entitled to the right of presumption
to any lands within the limits of the townships
above enumerated, is required to establish the
to the satisfaction Of the register and receiver of
the proper land Office, and make payment therefor,
practicable after seeing this notice. and before
the day appointed for the commencement Of the
public sale of the township embracing the tract
claimed, (above designatedD otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
May 10-lawf
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-07

Suoprrsr PASSAGE EVER MADE BETWEEN QUEBEC
Avn MoNTprAL.-The steamer Quebec" Captain
Luckin. left the Napoleon Wharf, Quebec, on Wed
nesdsy afternoon last at few minutes past I'VE and
Rivers and Port St. Francis, arrived at This port at
twenty minutes before four o'clock distance being
lSO miles, beating the steamer Montreal" by nearly
one hour -Momtreal Herald, Oct. 3.
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Court IntelliRence


GENERAL SESSIONS, Oct. 9 Before Recorder Tall.
msdge, and Aldermen Stonesll and Benson M c. Pat
terson, Esq., District Attorney The October Term Of
tins Court commenced this morning the following CO.
SEES comprising the calender viz For uRher .:
assault and battery with intent TO kill 81 rape attempt
csny .; false pretences conspiracy q riot Il Total
81 new Previously convicted, il previously in
dcted Is; disordsry conduct q; bastardy total %
old cases Total of old and cases, 60
The following gentlemen were sworn as Grand Jurors
for the present torn, viz :Nathaniel Weed, foreman
Crane George Chlds Aaron Chichester WiliiamE Col
lis, Samuel N Dodge, Joseph p Dean John Es!coners
Edward Green Jacob Halls cad, Drake Mills William e.
Millst, John McLane Charles Oakley. Benjamin @.
Rushton Martin NJ. Smith, Oliver B. Tweedy and Daniel
Wilson, who after brief charge from the Recorder,
tired to commence their duties.
The names ofeghtyf petit jurors were called but
only small portion Of them answered to their names.
Fines Several persons summoned to attend az grand
and petit jurors fined for onattendsnce at the last
and present terms ofthis Court. tt
Plea Of Guit-Cord Myers, indicted for stealing S76
worth Of clothing from the store of Nh H. Ward, in
Maiden Lane the 4h ofseptember last permitted
to plead guilty and he sentenced to be imprisoned
in the State prison for the term of two years.
Forfeiture Of Boii-The following persons who had
been admitted to ball. failing to answer to their
when called upon for trial their respective
were declared to be forfeited:.wiliam Wallace, in.
diced for grand larceny in ealng $50 worth Of pro-
perry from John H. Evelish, No II Whitehall street.
James Wilson, for stealing about sos worth Of property
from Thomas g. Some and $35 worth OF clothing from
Counsellor Sickes in Nassau street; also, $2S worth Of
property from Messrs. Thomas Colt, Of No 81 William
street.
William Smith and Thomas Mckinney, severally In
The Court then adjourned until II O'Clock tomorrow
forenoon.
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Court OF Chancery.
Before the Hon. Lewis H. sandford Assistant Vice Char


Der. 6-DEcIsroNs. -Enoch c. Mareh ". Stephen Lud-
ium and ofhsrs-O. H. Plat and J.L. White for com.
planant E. Sanford for defendants Decided that there
was no fraud or irregularity the Loan Commissonsrs
sale to Ludlum Bill dismissed with cos.s a. to 6ayre,
and without the other parties Deposition Of
Bloomer suppressed ast' tssat r.
and others-W. Belts for complainant H. Manning for
defendants Decided that part of the payments made
are to apply upon the principal and that from June
only Decree'for foreclosure and sale.
Mary a. Dobson Eliza Racey.-S. A. Grape and T.
w. Tucker for complainant; +. Ward and w. w. Camp
bell for defendant Decided that the deed to Harrison
and from him to Racey in effect sale by Racsy
attorney for Dobson to himself and that it cannot be
upheld Decree for redemption and an account Of rents,
&c. All further directions reserved.
Joseph o. Conkkn ps Elkanah H. Conklin o~d others
s. w. Gaines for complainant J. T. Brady for Oksll
and others j. McKeon and D. Craig for heirs Of Mo-
c. Decided that Elkanah Conklin took life estate
only in the lands and that each of his took vested
remainder in fee. That the limitation the failure
of male heirs void for remoteness That the death
shares in remainder. and his death all his children
and grandchildren inherited the same from him Also
decided that far the improvements made by the
yiving sons believing they were sole owners enhanced
Decree accordingly
Eder Le Foy ps Executors Of .4braham L. Fsy and
othersA Nash for complainant; E. Morrill, pro r
Wilson for the Their Observation-Disclosures report con-
rmed except to Henry lie Foys support after Abra
hams death. No costs to against Henrys executors
Decree for administration account Of the estates Of
surplus, if any go to complainant. Receiver CONT
nued and empow cred to preserve the property.
.andrep Lefsky Daniel Magjer and ethers-C. Z.
Appleby and M Hoffman for complainant G. Pagst and
j. ~ Plat for defendant. Decided that there
payment merger Of the rent, and complainant
uired lien on by his foreclosure bill and receiver.
Money decreed to the complainant
The Assistant Vice Chancellor announced that he
would call his calender on Monday next.
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In Chancery.

Before vice Chancellor McCoun.
Der. 6.-DEcIsroSs-Wm Wills ct al Va John Jseet
ant to compel him to perform certain covenant in
lease made by him to compliments, which lease gave
title to certain property and expired some three
ago The lease contained covenant TO grant Lease
pay for the buildings erected the premises, the
ground rent to be ascertaned and charged cent in
terest. Aston rendered new lease for term Of Is
years. and the ground rent to be $780, complainant to
pay all taxes, or be elected. The complainant made the
lease emitting the covenant to pay taxes which lease
Aston refused to give and said no would execute the
lease he promised to give under the In relation
TO the payment of taxes That the defendant specifically
performed his covenant by executing the lease In the
form rendered to him by complainant and to be executed
set forth the omplanants BILL and copy Of whsch
thereto annexed within 20 days. and that the defend
ant pay the compliments costs of this suit
Southern Life Insurance and Trust Company Thos.
E. Davis dc Ordered that the plea stand allowed,
with to the defendant to be taxed and with liberty
to the complainant the Southern Life Insurance and
Trust Company, TO amend the bill by striking out the
names of the Messrs Branch Co complainant. il they
shall be advised to do within 30 days. and payment
Ut said and if they shall not elect to amend the
BILL them that the compliments leave the 20 days.
which to reply to and take issue upon the said plea
John r. Murray Executor Presd-nt aud Dsvsetsys
IF the Mechanics BamkDecree adjudging and declaring
me will and the trust therein contained Of force or
effect to debts barred by statute of limitation ct
the time of the making thereof Of the death OF tes
tator but that the debts in Judgment in favor Of the Me-
chancs' Bank and Others being debts of record, A.
fected by statute Of limitations
Jshn Laurence, .adr Cornelious b. Lscrenes smd
othssIn this il ordered that demurrer b sl
the estate in the land of the complainant administ
tor. 4H a.# /4 HN9 NJ Il ia ~ nfta4a .-.. IN
Ehxaj Dsrmon eG al. ". Maria Nc GeWGn.-That
demurrer be allowed, and bill dismiusd with costs.
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own states that the heirs OF the late j. T. Mason
and Thomas Harbne have or are about TO institute
proceedings in the Circuit Court Of the United States
the recovery Of the Montpelier estate situated In wash
ngton county and containing upwards Of Ave thousand
acros of land,
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Superior Court.
BofoPe n full Bench.

Der. 6--DEcDIoNs.-SfsPhen CeupeI John c. Lln.
de.-Appeal dismissed with 81 costs
Robert Heganrs Patrick Kans. Judgment aAirmsd.
Charles a. Hecksher ~. Wm Deckey.-Judgment no.
versed and remanded back for trial Costs Of
eertiorari to be paid by defendant in error
PAo Price, impleadsd AIDE. Jehn Acknowledgements of
pros. granted. 81, /.
Chas c. Pope Senior Us Barstta RANSOM. Judgment
affi med.
7hos. Dunham and Fredk. Diamond Us. JOHN Ksensn.-
Judgment affirmed. af
james w. Cameron ct al James .Ai6ro-New trial
granted on payment of costs, sc.
Mark Heaiey The Mutual Safety Insursnee Coupe
pleas and for defendant ON demurrer I'd and Sd pleas
with liberty to each party amend and pay the costs
b. a. Campbell ct ais u.s. Edgar Harriott-This also
came up on demurrer with like decision, and with Il
berry to each party to plead and pay the costs.
John Merkie ala. ads. Day and dshisy-New trial de-
MED
.sdolphus NJ Gouerneur ps F. "A. Paln~-Nsw trial
granted.
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Oct s-,aiorandev NsUman us. d. L. Stpeensy-Action
brought Of defendant surty for party
med STAFF quarters rent, due Of premises No. Is
Dutch street-amount $50 60 II was set up in defence
that an eviction of staff made from the and
that during the quarter for which suit brought the
for bidding, and certain improvements, which injured
the house No. 10 Dutch street. and compelled the tenant
vacate he deeming unsafe 10 remain IN possession.
Plaintiff hereupon showed that he offered the ast qcer
ters rent TO the tenant provided he removed from shs
premises. Ver' 4 this forenoon
he ,re Judge Ingraham
Alexander Cn,. as,s vs.. p Pan Ness end Syivanws
RapsIjs-This was an action note for $780, dated IN
May, lsa5, aud drawn by party named stewart ana
sed Il was shown for defence that the note was missp-
Piled contrary arrangement being originally given 70
cmnssd A. the Fulton Bank whsreupon Reed applied Il,
contrary TO agreement to the payment Of an old check,
which "a not paid the bank Verdict tor defendants
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Circuit Court.
Roforo .Iudgn EAmondn

.6.-PolIy Bodins.-Nr. CLAHx, District Attorney
of Richmond County moved to have the trial In the case
of Polly Bodine, brought - possible. The
Court minated it would be prepared to commence the
ridl the third Monday, and accordingly set il down
the calendar for that day. being next Monday week
This long and embarrassing WILL it ID expected be
finally disposed of at the next trial
No civil business was disposed of. Several jurors
in, when the Court sdjourned to this
Tuesday, forenoon.
EN- 80 Before Judge vandsrposl. $3.50
Hsbeas Corpus-Judge Vsnderposl decided, IN the
case OF Michael B. Wolfe, arrested under w1t Oh ne
sreo and who rave bonds that he would not leave the
state without permission from the Court Of Chancsry.
which he violated having gone 70 VIgins On sns isn
state erng for psrtie: before the Court
OF Chsncery surrender their prinSipais wnsn wolfe
by his bail His Honor held, that the sur
In accordance with the provisions Of the
law and Wolfe remanded
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
CirCulati0n--.FOrty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Evsry day. Price cents ps,
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per copy-$S III cents per annum-payabe in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices--a always
cash in advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds sxs0atsd with bssusy ana
despatch.
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II y. y bales ear vs'' vs. :ss S;
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JOSEPH 3. MONIES, Vice President s'A'
c1g .9aia GS: :P port Of New York.
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE co 4
,,. No. 50 Wallstreet, opposite the Exchange.
o. A. sScIns ns .sn;t and
oy inland Tsss and their
T + e Ss 4 % r z fs S Sls:
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen
fsss P.s:s., } !s%'i I M ss1s'''
S 5sSsa 1. t fsa;i.. T Won * T Ts1.
John Merritt THOMAS W. as &sos sSIie r...s,..
o'r'oz OF THE Jr'' Mao Y ls;ut iSS
sa b Of
nanDs.
convey their intention By y TNSRSE E,s
Gxo: 7: He,.. sec'y: iYS nc
FRENCH AK1IFICIAL FLOWERS And
FEATHERS
II KAHN Importers 50 Nassau st, up stairs near
Of "a. nei: = ESweIs and %..sTis S hs
Tas above e. good. h;ys been .se cited Paris Mr. Hen
BR0pERIES ct NoUvEAUTEs DE PARIS.
PE I1pnsT R0B ,Cs., Ne; s73 Brcadoay,
II.
INVITES the attention Of the Ladies splendid stock Of
y &.
css which will maintain the reputation his store has Ions
held as the chespest in the city" 49,
IS lots dne Linen Cambria Hdkfs, from auction.
lcnss clear Linen Lawn do rivlere borde from 81 70
$y4 each, remarkably cheap.
80 per doz - WV "
isase clear Linen Lawn Hdkfs, fancy borders
do do do, cold and lack printed borders
do. DO do, embroidered, from $2,75 to si3
EMBROIDERED unde! Hdkf. high neck.
Do do, with collars
Do 40, -, various styles, from 81 upwards.
UpwsIds Of 30 Enoroiasred Evening Dresses II Rviee
Polka, CorenNoii sipiish Flounce, &c &c. from S2M
Cclored kms-o.'st 0sesudie Founce from S. TO Sla
Thread Chnty, Brussels md other Wells and dem ella
s car ous OF splendid black Bnnssels Laces ~ ~ '''''
WINTER HOSIERY,
comprising Silk Lambs and Mcno Vests Of ali sizes:
Apaccs Cashmere Lambs Wool and Msrino Hose and mi
oe Merno and Cssh%s. GSys. Plaid and Fancy wooiisn
lower the regular resi prices. j4 Sh s2s Imvrh
4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-07

AN AMERICAN MAN OF Waffle u. s. war
steamer Jefferson, Capt. Whtcombe, is now lying in
Kingston Harbor, having arrived yesterday. The
pierced for "a gnns on flush deck, but having only
two guns mounted. Her steam apparatus does not
seem to be OF much power, being of the Propeller
kind, but she is heavily spared as three masted
schooner; and is said to sail like a witch. She is
certainly very beautiful craft and like all Yankee
men. of-war, is kept in admirable order. When she
cast anchor yesterday, she was visited by Com
mander POWELL, III. M s. Mohawk, and the visit
was afterwards returned by the American Officer -
Ar present both vessels have the flag OF both nations
fiylng at their Fore and Gaf.-Kingston, Canada,
Hhig Sept. 30.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

SILK GOODS
NEW SPRING STYLES.
PECK, NGCoLSoN s. WRIGHT,
Nos l39 Pearl and 90 Beaver streets, New-York,
would respectfully invite the attention Of Merchants visiting
this city To their assortment Of SIX and Fancy Goods,
''''''' DRESS GOODS,
Bareges and Balzorines printed Jaconets and Satin
stripe MusIins complete OF Muslin de LANES
of all styles and prices rich satin striped and embroidered
aratan Muslin dresses Cam-leon Brocade and satin striped
Silks
Broche Cashmere Barge and full Of Cameleon
and Damask silk Shawls iic Danask Alpaca and Strad-
Ia Slswls new and beautiful article together with black
and cold Muslin de Lame Sfiawls great variety
RIBBONS,
f assortment OF Bonnet and Cap Ribbons of the
and rict styles complete assortment of Taeta apd Sa
lin Ribbons Also full Of Millinery .4riicLes
LACES,
English and German Thread Laces and Edgings gd Cap
Laces large assornent trimming Laces and Lace Edgings
&c.
Consisting Of Kid the best manufacture blk and cold Silk
Egyptian and Fle Gloves with large assortment of Fancy
Mitts.
select assortment Fancy Hdks Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Pons. and Spalfed Hk together with great variety Of
Parfs Cords GmpS aud Trimmings, new styies all ci
which vii he offered at the Lorest market prices
lSftlyl<
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

vrTHTCs AHoY-The Wings of the CITY Of New foss
w afs Fe.Peetaily Informed ;ha, firoSs snd lSds
fstsabl- Whis Vocalist Mr. George Cooke WEI
PATRONAGE OF Committee upward OF On 60
nesday Evenins March 9t i, Crgon Hail. cor. OF ppMsy
following talented Ladies aud Gentlemen Miss y bsIten
Mrs Frary. Miss NJ = Adai. Miss BaEton NJ. h9oet.
We hope the Whie friends OF Mr. Cek- will ray strong On
this fully deserves their support Let bu
have bamper Tickets ern,s each b had the follow
lowing places Mr. Conrad Sweet Seventh Ward MI % h9-
Simonson Elerrnth Ward Mr. Jackson Nauonal haii.
Howard House. Broadway House. Mr. Cougar. kenincky
Ha Nj j. Vsndewater. Tenth Ward. Mr. Jones SSeoad
Ward Hotel and the Doors open ii past clock
Concert commence Pas, ! ocock-ao PostpoEeHsnt
& cr,i-r of the COMMITTEES. mis- 2tiS-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES
OF STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS.
RANKIN Il BIRCH
RANKIN Il BIRCH

RANKIN Il BIRCH
ARE NOW OPENING. in the Store lately occupied BIZ
Williams, Rankin & PennimAn,
No. 63 WiIl,ani-street, corner of Cedar,
new elegant and very extensive stock Staple and Fancy
SIX Goods IN III the latest varieties OF Spring Styles,
psins desirable and fashionable articles OF lress
Goods Fancy silks, RbboCs. SC which ihey invite the
attention ali the Customers of The old finn, and buyers gene
rally.
From the great care used the selection. and iheir facilities
buying the favorable terms: they caa offer unusua
y strong Inducements who desire buy to the greatest
advantage either for CASH or Approved Credit
They particularly soci, the Trade of Merchants from Coun
w Towns and Villages, their stock embracing every variety
offashcuabe sood VII be found comprise styles adapted
10 every market
Among Their Dress Goods they would caIlarenton TO
Rich triH;sd Balzorines and Barssts
Syrian Lawns and liuslins of new styles.
Hsii.msnrnias Paris BszoTines. Jaeouets, &e
Black Pelaccas aaT{nses, Balzoriues. extra Paris qaay
Printed Lawns and Ausns in every variety.
Very nch figured Brocade, and saia striped Silks.
Rich Cashmere sha,vls of all quili,ies
Rich printed Basss s9w s of s and sfa; pasr9s
Black Hemani Fiiet and sewing silk Shawis
Muslin de La;ae and Thibet Slnw plain and satin striped
Rich BTocaie figured aud Plain c4eleoa Silk shawls.
Rich figured Car and Bonnet Ribbons in srea, variety of all
ynet Soods in all branehes-sria,,ns Lawns Bonnet
Silks Satins, Artificial Flowers, &e
Cros de Rhnes OF the different widths and Qualities
Matleou sad Vsritas Italian Lustrtngs. 3 TO 10 neh
Blk and Blue Blk Ciros de Swiss Gros Graia, Se
Biz and Blue Blk Dress Sains.
Black Bombaznes full assortment.
Kid Gloves Of every quality. Men's and WoTreas
Lisle Thread Of superior styles. Ladies ChdFrHs Sc
Sewing SILK Gloves and Mitis, of extra QUALITIES
Ladies Crlvats OF entire new flbrics and designs
Italian CravatS. MaeoniS, NeritlS. Naiiir. Sc
Linen Clmbrics Linen Cambria and Lawn Hdkts, esst
French PLAIN. tiemmed. and REVERE borders.
Thread EdgnsS Trimming L1ccS,
Their Stock viii be found comprise full assortment OF
all the small needed aud they invite the atien-
iioa Of Buyers with the fullest confidence that they eau sup
py every in their line. ms SIN Is
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
nISSSTERc

The packet ship Monezuma, Lowbcr. for Liverpool has
been detained and will sail to-day weather permitting
Also the Chrlstoral Colon. for Havana, and others.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

~ THE INVISIBLE WIG.-So closely resembles the
,ai head OF hair that skeptc and have rTo-
aoance il the perfect and extraordinary invention OF the
day The great advantage OF this novel and unique wig Is ITS
beng made without sewlns weaving when causes rs AZ
yeaauces closely resemble the natural hair both IN igh,
being beautiful porous and Tree that IN all cases Of
rspraoR evaporation unimIaiTed AMI me sIeat e.s o
alike invited INSPECT this novel and beautiful WIZ and The
peculiar method Of citing the head At The A.
Barry llS Broadway corue. OF Libety-sset, up stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

The ship Palmyra. at New0rieans reports that on III
oath ult fell in with the wreck of the brig Camilla OF
from New York. bound to st. Thomas she was dismase
in gale three days outlook from her the captain
crew,