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Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06
nj EMORANDA

There is much good sense, and sound logic, and
refined sentiment ia the following paragraph from
the Selem Gazette =
"Gratuitous Printing There is no such thing
as doing any thing 'gratuitously' in printing Office
N0ta line can be set that does not cost money for
the setting. E,ther the printer must pay the whole
or the advertiser must pay his share. The only
question, therefore, 10 be asked by the publisher who
is TO pay the money for the labor, is, what ground
has this party individual to require me 10 pay for
the promotion Of its or his objects?
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06

SINGULAR PHENOMENON ON LAKE ONTARIO.
On Saturday lasi IA most extraordinary occurrence
was noticed in the lake al tins place. Shortly be-
fore gentlemen walking upon the wharf,
happening 10 cast their eyes upon the wafer between
the piers were struck with the very uRusua appear
ance OF a strong current tide, AS If il setting
directly to sea. Ii seened as If the whole lax e
was going bodily away. In few minutes nearly
third part of the inner harbor with corresponding
portion Of the shore either side was left entirely
bare, when suddenly The tide turned and came ~
rapidly back again. filling The harbor, al least two
feet higher than IL was before.
This exiraordn mary action of the lake was contin-
ued AT regular intervals Of every eight or ten minutes
till after dark-ihe highest tide noticed being lit
tie before six in the evening, when the water rose
inches higher than il was last spring, and just
two feet and an inch above Its present leved. We
understand the same occurrence noticed other
places the lake, and hear that al Port Hope the
effect was so great that the Princess Royal could
get into the harbor at all, running hard aground
when more then her length outside the entrance 10
the piers. The cause Of so extraordinary pheno-
menon is at present a matter Of various conjecture,
but the general opinion seems 10 be that it could
only have been produced by a violent earthquake on
some part Of the coutinent which we shall probably
soon hear Of -ICobourg Star.
HENRY NJ. PAYSE.-More Mystgy.-In allud-
ing 10 the many attempts SAID TO have been made on
says:-
"The inquiry now is, why is this unseen hand
raised against an unofending citizen? Why ~ he
followed with pertinacily worthy only Of a blood
houndl The whole thing seems "a romance, scarce
ly TO he believed; and yet, ue hare seen The mounds
where bullets have passed through his limbs IN seye
raj r iaces, and we tempted To believe that he
bears a charmed life. Perhaps "a certain foreign
minister can answer the question wish TO pro.
pound, better Than any person other than the assas
sin himself. We say perhaps Suppose hereafter
we put few queries that distinguished foreign
misunderstanding the attempt upon the life Of
MI Payne-and TO two others Of similar
mark at Washington, will they be answered without
compn'son! Hereby hangs n tale, which al some
lntnre day we may unfold; and Mr.. Payne owes il
TO himself TO give to the world his suspicious, and
the circumstance which have rendered him the tar
get OF dipl matic braves. If there is truth in what
we suppose more than foreign minister who had
participated in this nelarious design upon his life,
wlli have to leave this country in disgrace. These
are not idle words"
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06

The amount OF postage received at fortv-two Post
Offices during the last three months is officially sta
ted at Sol IT'S The amount realized during The
corresponding period last year Sl05 COS
showing a decrease, under the operation Of the new
law. Of S43,2sO The only large cities included 10
these returns are Boston and Ballimere.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06
MARINE NEW S.
Port OF MobiIe--Novembcr 6. 1915,

ARRIVED.
master. r' w
sp ship Eliza, Roldor, from Havana, to C LeBaron e.
Son.
Bark Hermitage, Fry, I'm Falmouth, Jam to Barnsey
Singer CO. -
sp brig Lorenzo, Gipi, from Havana, to C LeBaron &
Son.
Brig virginia. Martin, FIN Pensacola TO master.
Schr Cocheco, Porter l6 duys FIN PorIsmouIh vi, Kev
West, to master.
Steamboat Creole. Hiern, FIN New.Orleans
MEMORANDA
gJschr Cocheco, ct this port reports that while at
KEY West, 3Oih ult, bark Mary. Mars,on from NJ Or.
leans for Baltimore, put in leakv.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06

d S0 REWARD will be gwen for the apprs
RcsI hension and delivery Of my boy HENRY.
who Runaway from, sometime in The month of De-
cember, 1874. He is about 20 years Of age; very
bright, aud doubt will Try pass himself OF for
white man /; he is about ieet or 5 inches high;
slender built weighs about one hundred and twenty
pounds; inclined ireckle, black hair; two VI his
teeth out in front; and known in many public places
as "a race rider. When last heard Of he WAS in Mo.
bile, Ala, and will probably attempt to make his
way to Ohio, or some other free State. Any nior-
nation expecting the boy will be thankfully recev-
ed by addressing me al Eubanks-P. o.. Columbia
county, Ga, or Turner Clanion, at Augusta, Geo.
iel7 l6ytcmo E. LAMKIN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06


Nos. 10 aud II WATER STREET.
1FWiil give particular attention TO the sae al Pro
duce and all kinds OF Merchandise consigned Ia him.
Also -Umdefwrilers Sales-Sules Of Stocks, Real Es
tate, &c.
Having large Warehouses, ample accommodation can
he given or The display Of Furniture Tor sale noSlif
nfMOHILE IRON STORE.--DADE &
RAYNOLDS, SUCCESSORS TO DEFORESr, MORRIS q
CO.--Mii Rocks, Boiling Cloths Mn Gear, Bar Iron,
Mill lrous, aud Hardware generally-No. "a Water ri,
octl6 2l5u
lSJ- 4 &. DaBOSE ~ co. W HuLE9ALE and
RErAIL DRUoaisTs, M. 80 Wuier-st, Imporlers Of
Drugs chemicals aud Perlunery and dealers In Paints,
Oils w ludlow Glass, Dye Siufs, &c sep6
JrCIIINA, Glass, EarthenNvare and Cut
AND RETAIL.-The subscriber Is
now receiving extensive assortment OF the above art
cles " hich he offers nj he lowest prices
noyl4 JAS. MASTER5ON. Importer. 81 Water-st
ITNoTICE-The Cousignees OF two boxes Merchan-
disc marked simon Davis, aud one Harp, per bark he-
form, will please call for them ut the office oi
nOvI RYAN TAYLOR, IL ~ Mlrhntisi
IL The consgnee Of cases marked Foster Fem Al
marked s. Davis, per bark Wey bosset from
NewYork is requested TO pay charges and receive the
same (nOv5) }. II, RIVERS Co
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

03- Cabin passage 81. Deck passage 81 80
.Fess-~- y The fine steamer MONTEZU-
lnts4azS MA. Kelly, master, bull expressly for
trade, having been thoroughly
oyerlaued, speed increased, and much improved by
the addition Of fine nr0 upper Cabin, all in State
Rooms, new Boilers, ETC, has resumed her regular
Wi weekly trips, and will leave for New Orleans On
FRIDAY, 7,h inst, al ~ O'Clock AM.
For freight passage, having fine accommoda
tons, apply on board Or TO
noy6 e. A. GILBERT & BRO, so Com ct
N6s- Passengers desiring ii, will be landed at the
Rail Road.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06

Mr.. WILDE.-The Philadelphia North Amer.
can of the 2lth ut. says: Among the distinguished
strangers in town Yesterday, we noticed the Hon.
Richard Henry Wilde. formerly Of Georgia, and for
many years leader Of the National House Of Re-
personalities, but now a member of the New Or
leans Bar. Mr.. Wilde is known in society for his
courtly and brilliant conversation, and in
the world Of letters Of the most elegant schol-
of the present day. His Researches and Consi.
derations connected with the Love and Madness Of
Torqua'o Tasso, was published some four years
ago. 1t is book above The present tastes o. the
American public. In English criticism there is
scarcely anything more scholarly or ingenious. II
may be regarded as setting at rest the vexed qucs-
ton of the great poets insanity More recent, Mr..
Wilde has been engaged upon memoir oil Dante,
and learn that the first volume of such work is
now ready for the press. Whenever il appears 1t
will not fail add the reputation of the country
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06

NJ FOR MAYoR-GEORGE u. HOLT is announced
BIZ his friends candidate ir the nce of Mayor ~ me
approaching municipal election, and Is recommended 70
tie sufifaees of his fellow citizens individual enl-
heny qualified for the Office aud such, entitled 70 ieir
confidence and support sepla Olsne
NJ We are authorized to annonnce CHARLES A.
nOPPiN, Esq, candidate for Reelection 1" the Oh
hce OF Mayer nj the ensuing municipal election
~ The friends orc. &. LANGDoN announce him n
candidate Tor Mayer, at the next municipal election.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06

EARTHQUAKE AT NEW YoRK.-The N. Y.
Journal Of Ccmmsrce, of Monday evenIrg, says:-
son Sunday evening rumbIing noise as Of heavy
carriage, lasting about half minute, was heard at
nearly the same time i(about quarter past six
oclock,) over "a vast district Of country including
this city, the west end Of Long Island, and West
chester county, and perhaps farther. Ia some places
the houses are said " have shaken sufficiently to
slartle The inmatep,"
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06

8 UNDRIES- 800 bills 8 Flour
~ $50 bills old Rectified Whisky
500 pieces hea,y Bagging
500 coils No Rope Landing from steamboat
Admiral from Cincinnati and for sae on liberal
noy4 WARE 3 CHEsBRoUGH, CONS,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06


DRY GOODS.
Townscnds & Arnoh. Ne Ha,as-stssss
Wiley, Banks & Co, do
Kelsey & Deas. do
GilIIands g. Howell, do
Hyatt, McBurney Il Co, do
SADDLERY.
Harral, Hare s. Co, No Hayue street
SHOES.
D. F. Fleming, No Hsyne street.
II. Sioddard 4 Wood, Ii do
5. 5. Beach, 10 do ''
L. Nj. & b. w. Force & Co. Is do -
GROCERIES,.
s. s. Farrar, No % Hayhe. street.
HATS, CAPS, ETC.
F. D. flaming & Co. No Hayres,fees.
Rankin. Sprouts Il Co, Is do
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Haviland, Harral & Allen, Noli Havne.sreet.
z. NJ. Cohen & Co, 10 do
HARDWARE.
Morton s. Courtney. No Hayne.streert
Roosevelt Il Barker, IT do
CRoCKERY.
q. S. & H. Cameron & Co, No2l Hayne-street.
Brown & Stone, IA do
ii. B. Gleason, Meetng-st, opposite the Char estsn
Hotel
BONNETS, STRAW GOODS, ETC.
Dewing & Thayer, Meeting street
BOOKS. STATIONERY, ETC.
McCarler & Allen, Meeting street, the Charles
ton Hotel. septll 200fA
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06

To Country Merchants.
TNNHE UNDERSIGNED. Merchants 10 the city
Il ofCnarleston, are now receiving and will have
by the 18th September full and complete assorments
for sale on the most accommodating terms,
Country merchants who have been heretofore in
the habit of visiting other markets, would find il to
their interest to examine this winch affords many
facilities for commerce any oiher in the country
The facilities for getting here are great. and the
rates Of lranspor ion now W low offer quite
an inducemen. TO those residing in The neIgLboring
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06

STANTON & BROS, 81 Dauphin street. are
~ now prepared to manufacture Gentleinen's Clio.
thing TO order, having engaged fashsnable Gutter
from New-York.
They are now opening the latest style of French
and English Clo'hs, black and fancy Cassimeres.
the newest patterns Of Velvets, Cashmere, Satin
and Silk Veslngs, which viii be got up IN the bes,
style. Gentlemen wanting their Clothing made 20
order will please give US a call. nov5
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06
MEDICAL CARD.


"RS. COLLINS, an Indian DOcIress, who has
ltN resided many years with the Indians and stu
died the Indian mode Of practice cures all kinds Of
diseases that durable, such sores, ulcers, can
and chronic diseases of all kinds, and consunp
liou if not too far advanced-can restore the blind
10 sight aud deaf to hearing, il not born so--cnres
wens, sore eyes, dropsv, and all complaints oi the IT,
yer. Also, ladies' Diseases. She roots and
herbs altogether in her practice, the most Of which
she procures from Michigan, that cannot be found in
the southern county.
AZ Residence the corner of Lpscomb and
Claiborne streets, where she may be found NJ all
times unless professionally engaged. move 22lfE
THNO COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
l. PLANTERS-The subscribers have now on
hand the following goods lor plantations, Gall of the
manufacture of Dewing Edmands,) which they
will sell AT the lowest prices
1900 pair Mems Double Sole oak tanned Russets
5000 do do Single do do do
5000 do do do do Hemlock do
1000 do do Prairie Boots straight bottoms
nailed all rounds.
The Russets and Boots of Dewing & Edmands'
manufacture too well known to need farther des
cription. No trouble to show good,
DENYING, EDMANDS & FIELD,
noy6C No. 9 st Francis ST.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06
To GrOcers and Country nIerchants.

To Grocers and Country Merchants.
nIRECr IMPORTATION OF MALAGA
~ FRUITS, WINES, &c--The Spanish Mis-
tco del Carmen, Capt. Pages, is expected to arrive
here between the 10Th and 10Th inst. from Malaga,
with full cargo Of FRUITS, WINES, &c., con-
sistng IN part of Bunch MuscateI Rasins in whole,
half and quarter boxes; Grapes in jars; Almonds.
Caret in casks, &C., &o.; which will be sold on
landing 10 The trade on favorable terms.
nov6 ESl.AVA, MURRELL s. co. .
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06
site A. MURPHREE, Sheriff.

EOMMITTED 10 the jail Of Blount county on
~ the 26h day of September, lS45, runaway
slave who when committed, said his name
GEORGE, and that he belonged to james Craig.
Of Dallas county. Ala, hut since, and now, says
his name Is ROMUI.US, and that he belongs 10
William Douglass, Of Lowndes county, Ala. Said
slave is between yellow and copper complex ion.
stout built, five feet u inches high, likely boy rs
or 80 years of age. The owner is requested TO
come forward, prove property, pay Costs and char
GEES and take him away he will lie dealt with
according 10 the statute in such cases made and
provided.
nov6 23ltc A. MURPREE, Sheriff.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06

D UTrER-l0 irkins first quality Goshen land
I'D ing and 80 frkins in store
CHEEsE-9 casks and 25 boxes Northern
9 cases. l dozen each, Pine Apple Cheese
LARD-lO0 kegs prime Leaf
BACoN--ll casks Sides, Is de Shoulders
CANDLEs-lOO boxes New Bedford Sperm
R0PE--l42 coils, Ii bales and boxes Irvine
WRAPPING PAPER-75 reams Brown
WISEs-lO 1 casks Burgundy Port
10 casks Port, 8 1 do Sherry
Is casks Madeira Glow priced)
POATAToEs-50 bbls White
ONIoNs-50 bbls. For sale by
L. c. CENTER & CO.,
no,6 corner Cont and Commerce streets
SPlCEs-
- 50 boxes Superior Black Pepper
10 do do Ca,ene Pepper
10 do do Cloves
10 do do GingeS
10 do do Pimento
10 do do Cinnamon
20 do do Mustard. in store and for
sale bv FOSDICk & CHARLOCk,
move SO Commerce street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06
MAYORS OFFICE,
Mobile, 3f)lh Oct. lS40.

m OTICE-The subscriber having established
l " himself IN New Orleans, for the purpose Of con-
ducling general Auction and Cominss sion Business,
respectfully offers his services for the sale or pur-
chase Of Prod,ce, Merclandze, Slaves, etc.
An orders win be attended to with promptitude,
and in a manner that will ensure satisfaction .
Slaves consigned To the subscriber for sale, will
per day. iif& tt as9aa
Office ia the Atchaiah,a Bank Building. opposite
Baiik's Arcade. p. b. TAYLOR.
) N. ORLEANS, Oct. 20, ls45. oc,3l 226Kmo
u RUSSELS and VENETIAN CARPE11NG.
O-DAsiELs BRADY are Offering ibeir stock
Of Brussels and Venetian Carpeting at less than
sest.
u b B. have also few very rich Hearth Rugs,
which they will sell NJ bargain. nov{
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06

4 >OMMITTED to The Jail Of Dlount county on
Othe 10Th day Of September, ls45, runaway
slave who says his uaine is JOHN land that he be-
longs to William Maxwell, Of Butler county, Ala.
Said slave ! of yellow complexion, stout built,
five fee. 81 inches high, has large thick lips. like
ly boy 25 Or 30 years OF age. The owner is request
ed to come forward, prove property, pay cost and
charges and take him away al he will be dealt with
according to the statute n such made and
provided.
move 231tC A. MURPHREE, Sheriff.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06

FOR BALTIMORE.
EEN The fine first class fast sailing bark HER.
E4fsI NJ ITAGE, Capt Fry, will have despatch
for the above port. For freight or passage apply to
BARNSLEY, SAGER & co,
move St NJ ichae street
w. II. & II. +. CRAWFORD
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
in fashionable
HATS, CAPS, boots, AND SHOES,
move 23lcm II Dauphin street.
ENCHANGE on Providence at 80 or 60 days
~ sight, for sale by
no,6 23l BALLOU & HALL, 5 St Michael VI
lFTELL'S LIVING AGE--PnrIs 10 and II
~ are received aud subscribers can procure them
al % Dauphn street.
move s. W. ALLEN, Agent
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06

COMMITTED 10 the Jail OF Bount county
u the 18th day Of September, l845, runaway
slave who says his name is BOB, and that he be-
longs TO Doct Gordon Moore, o Northampton coun-
ty, Virginia. Sand slave lie of black complexion,
chunky built, five feet 81 inches high, and As so
years of age. The owner is requested 10 come for.
ward, prove properly, pay costs and charges and
take HIM away or he will be dealt with according to
the statute in such cases made and provided.
move 23ltc A.. MURPHREE, Sheriff.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06

"a UNRU
FtAEE undersigned begs leave to inform the mer-
Il chants OF Mobile, and ship masters, that he has
taken an office The front part of the store occu.
pied by Hlessrs. II Rivers 4 Co, for the purpose
oi carrying on Ship and Merchandise Brokerage
Business. lie hopes by strict attention To bus mess
10 give entire satisfaction 10 those who may employ
him, and TO deserve continuance OF their roma
Ship Captains will be able 10 obtain at any time
all possible information regards freight.
+. ). CRUZAT.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06

FoR MONTGOMERY AND WErU MPKA.
h. f1fsssssA a. The new and yer, light draugh
ter1sgl1zAVsleamboa. EUREKA, A. Leonard
- m master, drawing only 20 inches
water viii leave for the above and all intermediate
landings THIS DAY, 9th, at S O'Clock, PM
For freight or passage apply on board or to.
move M. WARlNG s. co.
FOR DEMOPoLlS AND CHlLES' FERRY.
p ES-" r The fine, light draught, double en-
SEsz zsssfEss5rEZ- CINE steamer NOXUBEE, ii. Kin
ny, master, will depart for the above and inter-
mediate landings on TIllS DAY. 9th. at o'clock
PM. For freight passage apply ON board To
CAMPBELL, OWEN, Il Co, Agents,
nov6 " Front and IS Commerce st
FOR MONTGOMERY AND WErUMPKA.
= f. n The iine amer II. KINNEY /,
SzssssizszzssZ- Posley master, will leave for the
above and all 'nlermediale landings on FRIDAY,
the 9TH inst. al O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply 10
no,6 Al. WARING s. co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06

= AHNf AhFitES-
ool. ...... Oct. II IIavre ............Sept 30
..--....- .,Oct 10 | Newly b.........Ocr. IS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06

4 NKANBERRIES--l bbls aud half bbls landing
~ from Southerner and for sale by
WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
no,6 Grocers, SO Dhuphin street
RRANDY-75 half pipes Of Champagne, Cog
- nae, Ofard, and Seisnelle, in store and for
no'6 sale by & | JONES.
SOAP-75O boxe Brown Soap, of various brands,
~ in and for sale by
move SI&II JONES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06

MTHlTE LEAD-3OO kegs pure, extra and No
w Union While Lead Mandatory. Fer sale
no,6 ut TODD'S, ~ Dauphin street
WESTERN CHEESE-60 boxes superior
w quality. in store and for sale by
nay6 CALVIN KEITH.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-17
GRoCERIEsTh. markets here are very dun

GRoCERIES-Tbe markets here very dull. The
SUGAR crop Of Lousns has been estimated AT lso 10 9o
600 hhd or this 10000 hhds hss already been shipped
Sorih. ard 10000 will prohabiv be shipped leaving
only 600 20 oGO for the consumption the
which The quantity they last ye when the popu-
aon of much smaller. The cro2 of Mnl-ssc.
estimated millions gallons. which tx millions
have been shipped letvn ony three millions for the Wss;
VI Havana. May 81 Sugars quoted dull. III eh
prices preyenie! purchases foE Europe Stocks were large
y Increasing and specuations have celseGprices had
downwa tendency Molasses was lower. No pur-
| chasers az 5! reals.
IRON-At aGcon there were sales of llO bundles Eng
li,h HOOP Ss7 81 100 per 50 10 American do So:
- DO Band DO S73 SIS; Il do American Bar DO S63-
terms, cash.
HEMP-Thls article will soon doubtless he one Of mo-
aut valuable article Of export About 1900 bales
have recently purci :or shipment TO Scotland
The Stck here * not large. Sales good. dew rot;t. were
Louisat the latest dates ~ Sos SO per
FISH.-pry Cod olen;y an,s,. and duii 81 Co.,
There Macke-el aoat, and No Is are nominal al
Si2 90.
sALr-A sale Of 500 sacks Liverpool fine va, made on
priva terms. The range i b 10 Tor fine. Coarse
l. dali AZ ST 90.
oTL-Saes Of lO00 bbls Crude Whale have been made
52 for export, which is decline LInSeed Is dull;
English - cts For Lard there fair enquiry. and
about 5000 gallons have been sold for shipment at 80 cts
sales al 6S cash 4 cargo (the bark End-avor)
Of LEO bbs Whale AMI 100 b5ls Sperm arrived Al " Bed
ford on "Wednesday last.
CASDLES.-we notice sale Of SEQ boxes Adlmaniine
Smiths At - cts ior shipment and $50 90 Siesriue at
23! cts.
LEAD.-Ssles SIS pig, have been made at By. mos.
PRnNiSloNS-In Pork there has been activity to-
day. aud ;hc market is heavy with charge prices
4 small sale OF Old Mess uac . 80 and 3n1
bhiS Prime At 3I4 New Pork s nominal 4: 10 IS and
l3 25 and unsebe. Holders pressing the market
AL. but supply ;he demand freely We note sales about
200 bbls Heads per 10, 25 per bh! and 80 bbs
Humps at 10 Is The inquiry for Beet very small and
prices heavy. We quote nominally ) 25 ~ and )
- 25 including CITY. Beef Hams about ); cents
with small sales Lard is in some inquiry at low
We note sales 300 bbs good H. $50 do 4.
$50 kegs at SIC In Picked Meats there is nothing jog
There few here and = nominal is 5 and
We no;e sales I3 bbs Smoked Western Hams at
In Butter and Cheese there is but lt;le dors. Ohio IA
Western taiies 10 Il C. Orange is Is Is
c. Cheese cts. AZ Buo, holders of Pork firm
cr Sales No Mess at IL 30, Smoked Hams Sc, Sides 81
Lnrl &c
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-17

tCJT' THE FOLLOWING sRr OFFERED To THOSE ARoiT
making additions Toilet and will be found, upon in
SECTION to be equal quality and cleapness TO those Of any
similar es sabishment in the city:
PORTABLE SHAVING CASES,
of the manufacture which in many respects
sur,ss the imported They finished in the tasteful
manner some being richly gilt embossed and contain all that
i, nec-ssary for the toilet of the most fisdious
FINE CUTLERY.
This assortment celebrated for being the varied and
extensive in the city Ii embraces all the different styles o.
Congress President Wharncn Norfolk. Sporting. Pencil
aud Office Knives Of Joseph Rogers Sons Wostenhoms
&c manufacture ;-NaFirs. Boot Hooks, Scissors &c.
RAZCRS.
Joseph Rogers * Sons Wade X Butchers, Ellirts &c
from plain finish TO the richly mounted and
carefully selected Purchasers having herp prvso. wished
Razors will he exchanged after weeks trial the money
refunded .,-,.,,,-
The most choice Of Liuerlans, Lubin Provosis Extracts
with full assortment of Fancy Perfumery in boxes suitable
for presents Brushes Of every description Fancy Soaps
and every artice for the toilet of the first quality.
RAZOR STROPS
of the mos; beautiful nsh manufactured expressly for com
petition at the Fair of the American Institute aud for
which the premium Of that Institution awarded, combin
ing the metallic Tablet Its cleanliness and utility makes 1t
very desirable appendage 10 eentsinan's toilet.
q. SAUNDERS * son,
mylO 6teod ~ Broadway. opposite Towards House
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-17
Uscful WORKS for the Pcople.

The Publishers having lost their entire s,ock-Books,
Plates and Engravg Of their Series OF Useful Books for
the People, by late calami;ous fire. have commenced
New Series the first in order Of which is the foregoing wok
on Astronomy by VI. ARAGo and lR LAEDNER. Probably
no work has appeared on the sublime subject of is'
trononv combining the Of scientific
information with much that pleasing and interesting 70
all classes of readers 1t much matter as is
usually found in books which retail at from 81 TO 81. and
yet printed clear and eibe type and sold al the
ow price of igenty:fre cents.
GREELEY & McELRATH.
Tribune Buildings, New Yorh