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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-18

Larklns, Mrs Sarah E
Lotzen, H L
M.
MarchaI, Mr.
Marsh, Eaton
McInty re, Hon d
Montgomery, James
Muller, John P 2
Montgomery, Sam'l
Martin, l.
Miller, Mr. (blacksmith)
Miller, Dan'I
Mallett, VIM
Myers & Son, John
McGuild, Barn y
Mcleod, Miss NJ NJ
McLanthon, J
Mckay, J w
Mitchell, Lewis
Mason, J J R
Michael, Mrs Caroline
McKinter, Mr.
McDim, John
Merritt, Robert
Minis, S 2
Murray, J R
Murray, " NJ
Moore, w H
Minis, Mary
Moore, James
Mcknight, ]
N.
Newell, VIM L
Nelson, John
Nixon, Alonzo
0.
Orr, illiam
Osborn, H
Pugge, Gilbert
Parker, Capt A
Preston, James
Pearce, F
Pohl, HI
Poindexter, A P
Pearce, w G
Parmle, Willis
Phillips, Mr.
Parker, l.
r.
Roberts, Alfred
Robertson, Charles
Robbins, Mrs E
Reed, Joseph
Reeks, Rev T B
Rue, F
Richardson, James
Ritter, E
Robinson, G
Rowe, VIM
Robbins, VIM A
Robbins, EnoCh
Raleigh, George
Skipper, Susan A
Shines, D Y
Smith, Capt Thomas
Snead, Hager
Scott, Everitt
Stephens, w 2
Smith, Miss Rebecca ?
Sellars, VIM H
Spooner, s
Strickland, ] 2
Smith, S G
Smith, Miss Isabella
Stockrldge, VIM
Sherman, Charles
Small, Elisha
Salpaugh, L
Schell, Joseph
Stewart, D
Skipper, J B
Scarborough, Miss NJ
Simons, Caroline d
Smith, Mrs NJ E
Stokes, G
StanIand, John
Schuins, Annie
Strong, VIM A
Sark, A F
Shines, Mrs J B
Stephens, E H
Stanwell, G G
Swing, Wm-
Il.
Talby, Rev r
Thomas, Robert 2
Iossett, Siras
Taylor, 4 NJ
W.
Watson, " w
W cod, Levine
W hitcomb, S
hitehouse, D l.
Wood, Eliza
Wilkins, Sarah
hite, Mrs Sarah E
Williams, John
Ware. VIM
w God, John
Williams, VIM NJ
, W alker, H
P. N
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-18

Cigars and Tobacco.
AAA RRR CIGARS of various Kinds
HRSDsOVpVE and qualities. in boxes OF
100, 1875, $50 and 500.
2 boxes superior manufactured Tobacco,
Just received and for sale by
BARRY & BRYANT.
June 81, 1915. Al
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-18

Booth, Daniel
Brewer, VIM F
Brinkly, ] w
BowIes, jr, Sam'l
Burr & Brewster, Mess
Bruce, Daniel
Britt, ] L
Burgwin, Isabella
Bowden, L
BorisaI, S 2
3onham, N
Bradley, Tony
Burnett, Elizabeth
Barron, Capt Joseph
BeasIy, Alexander
Boney, Gabriel
Burriss, Anthony
Bullock, Jonothan 2
Craig, John B
Council, Vim
Crawford, Moses
Gains, ] e
Craig, Mary
Crone, John 2
Calder, J ]
Corbett, James l.
Chadburn, Josiah
Collins, Miss oatharil.
Craig, Joseph
Cambell, J 3
Child, n r
Caps, L J
Chavers, H
Chandler, B
Dodd, jeremiah .
Den.s, VIM
Dirripple, J
Dali, VIM F
Dudley, Marshall
Daviss, + B
Dry, Hannah
Dilhenny, E B
Danforth, &
Devon, S
E.
Emmett, Mrs. Betsy A
EhiIers, H B
Eborn, Thomas
Emmes, James p
Edwards, l. w
Erambert, Henry
Fireman, W G
Franklin, Edward
Farrow, John
Floyd, Lewis D
Floyd, II b
Francis, H R
Fredricks, Zilby
FIanner, Alfred
Foster, D T
! Green, Henry
! Griffin, Henry
Gerard, w m
Goodwin, Alex'r
Gilbert, NJ
| Green, w ashlngton
| Green. John q
Green, Mrs Sarah
Garresche, ? 5
H.
Heritage, VIM
Hadgden, A
Haywood, VIM
Hitchborn, VIM
Higgins, isaac R
Huett, sen. John
Hays, Alex'r
Hill, Askan
Hull, John
Howard, H n
Harms, John
Holder, T
Hin, Miss Lossc
| Hazel, Ann
Hall, A H
| Howard, VIM
].
Joyner, Hiram 2
Jones, VIM
Jones, Laura
Jewett, ] G 2
Jones, D !.
Jones, R d
Jones, VIM
jenkins, James
Jones, Oliver
Jacks, Rev MIR
: kanada, Y
Kirby, John D :
Lawton, James E
Legwin, John 2
Lanier, l.
Lesessne, Miss Harrl
w. G.
TuIv A 1SAS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-18

8 HID best Porto Rico Sugar,
2" n. Orleans do.
l2 bags Laguira Coffee,
10 I" St. Domingo do.
" Rio do.
10000 Segars,
20 boxes Hydraulic pressed Candles,
4S q" best Barret's chewing Tobacco,
small Jumps,
Is " No. l, Soap,
10 Soap, 10 kegs Lard.
10 bbls. superfine Canal Flour,
10 half bbs. "
10 boxes Cheese.
Received per trig Belle, and for sale low 1ol
cash or approved paper.
JOHN S. RICHARDS,
Market street, Burch's old store.
lime 81 IS45.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
Industrial Convention.

Third D,Y-M0rniHg Session.
The President called The Convention to order a.
TO- A NJ
The follow ing resolution ofMr HoySY came up IN,
in order for discussion
Resoired That in the opinion Of this Convention II.
cause of Justice and ,Qusl ghts well - the Interests
OF the industrial cissse- demands the bo4shnsnt Of
avs for collection of revenue from imports AMI tas;
81 far az j. necessary for the support Of III
Government should De raised by direct tax on pro
perty.
Nj RycxNA> moved to lay {, on The table.
Messrs HovEY q EVANS PAlNER. JOHN Evans sEa
FERK,LL spoke in favor Of the resolution.
Dr. DovsIAS Messrs. RycKMAN MANNING. bISpsAii
and NUrri>G spoke against IT,
Mr. HovEys resolution was then passed
Mr. FERRALL then asked leave and was excused lion
serving on the Committee organ cation. rs he had
iosvethc city.
Mr. BRISBANE was named 20 supply his place but hs
declined on the same grounds
Messrs Evans Commerfors and bossy were added Z
that Committee.
Mr. FERkAIL then moved 20 instruct the COMMITTEES
not 10 report any oath OF membership the sscTr, So
etos about % he formed
Mr. RYcNvAN and Nr ntRpsALL opposed th.s
Mr. UoyEY and Mr. G.. EVANS were m favor OF 10
The motion Nss put and carried
Mr. q. EVANS then offered the following rr'o.uton
Resoir,d. That committee Of hye be- appointed 10
frame a constitution for annual convention - be cs
,l the INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS 20 Dc composed Of
delegates rom such persons may subscribe 10 be
principles recommended a. leading measures by hs
convention.
This was carried and Messrs. Evans. RycSmsn Br.
hone. Mesquirer and Boyay were appointed the CON.
m4tt.r
Mr. BRISBANE then offered the following,
Pss0lrad That the producing classes tho ctie and
villages of the United requested 20 form
Associations and discuss the grand and fundsmsntL
question II the elevation - labor and those engaged int
and 70 propose means tor attaining this end and that
the result. 81 the abor- OF the Association OF producers
hroushou, the country be- submitted 10 the r.t neetu,
of the industrial Congress.
This WAS carried.
Mr. FERs,IL wished to have libraries formed Gmoss
the working casses
Mr RycYNAN supported this
The meeting adjourned NJ p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
The National RefOrsners.

The Courier n Enquirer after quoting part OF
the recent placard Of the Radical party speaks
of that party's object as follows
Now IL confines la demands 20 farm for each of its
members. When II acquires the numerical majority
doubt thai u will extend the of its de
srss and lie followers to vote themselves hOuss
" q watch purse. in short any iiag which they
happen want. and others happen To have There is
no reason principle which VIII sustain the one de-
mand. which will not with equal justice and equal co
scncy. req lire the other
Now we DO not belong TO the parry here assailed,
and should take time to consider their object very
thoroughly before pronouncing favorable opinion
upon it, The proposition is very grave one, and
requires scrutiny from several different points Of
view. But he who can perceive no distinction be
tween proposition to divide among the People
what is, beyond question. their common property.
and proposition TO vote division of Riiriduoi
property among other persons than its owners. must
surely be i'll qualified for any station requiring the
possession and exercise of reason.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
The Delaware ConYicI..

The Commercial has leader on the late trials a
Delhi, in which il appears 10 assume that Gov
Wrsh, will hang Van Stcenbereh and 0'Conncr
who were there convicted OF the murder Of Sheriff
Steele. We DO not believe the Governor will do
any such thing. The crime committed at Andes
was fearful one bat we do not believe il was
premeditated and we cannot believe that Gov
Wrish, will deem necessary any farther sacrifice OF
human life in the premises. On the contrary. we
think he will consider the spirit of violence and out
rage 40 thoroughly subducd, that be viii in due time
commute the sentences of these wrciched men 20
imprisonment for life. Ii will yet be generally iel,
that they were led into crime by errors not wholly
their own, and by an excited state Of feeling which
perverted and dsrkened their minds They deserve
punishment bu, VIC do no, think there is any neces
atty for taking their lives Never before did we De
,ition an Executive Tor the communication OF sen.
tence Of death. but shall do in this instance
and we are sure thousands will do likewise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

VICE CHANcFLLORs CoURr- -frucesdin.s Ia Divorce
have been submitted In the following Msrihs A
Lecount vs. John r. Lccount Jr. Chss 4 Horton
Louisa l. L. Horton Thomas &. Jones We Hsnnsh
ZONES R0slna Price John Price Harriet c. Wsrusr
- George Warner Webley Slocum " Hannah slocum
SUPERIOR Court John B. Copcur g. George Ddy.
fOn.-kctiOn to recover quarter rent Tor house S7
Greenwchst at 500 per snnum. The defence 10 that
defendant hired agent for a lady named Grshsm who
occupied and kept boarders-asO that the landlord per
mtied the cis,ern remain open. the Of which
stsgnated. became offensive and rendered the ismly
seriously IN The Court charged that landlord Is not
bound Ia make repairs unless be covenants 10 do
The Judge also remarked that If tenant hires house
lease and does specify In the lease to the
,rsry he ia bound 10 pay the for the whole
rented should the house burn down previous 10 u
expiration Verdict for plaintiff in amount and interest
For plaintiff Mr.. II. /. Davies For defendant Mr. En-
CIRCUIT CoURr.-DsHHs NcCarfby vs. Preston NJ
Hodges Action of eiectment portion Of the
Carleton House (sresiy notced) This closed yes
erday Tho counsel for defence stated thar Mr. Walker
the proprietor Of the Carleton House gave the sss
under the escheai $40 900 for the Mccarthy property
now claimed which sum divided between the sd.
ow and other relatives Of deceased liz conend,d that
plaintiff aware OF the rocoedng. but said nothing
the time tl eight years afterwards about being
an heir tie was employs as Il labOror upon railroad
but 10 NewiorS about that period, and returned
Verdict this forenoon
The Court will not taSe up the Calendar iodsy the
workmen being employed IN putting up stoves Civil
causes sll next week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

sins-from the perception Of the light OF the iSPer 70
the gorgeous e4uasnce Of the sun and before ine booy
Is three feet sh there no, space enough oeneNh inc
stars 70 contain his spirit Immense sppsuseJ
The mind grow. and the world supplies no analogy 'o
dsnne is growth Revelation crowds on rsYelsiion-
development rushes after development IN thick success
sion CLEANS % intelligence siftI seams come spark
Ing forth into brilliant lie until there : no esrthy or
starry orb that send it, beams So Ia. Continued
spplausc) Men are speaking IN The psri7menis OF
civilized countries whose words may hereafter sway the
ies;ines Of the world snd yet how years ago v,s i
that these men could scarcely srticG'stc MODS make
their appearance in cite. the spirit Of wrath
bursts orth-the rayns cry Of vengeance minses with
the crash Of demolition the earth Is stained With blood
and vet 40 years sso every mscresni Of the icon brood
was nuins and pulling IN his nurses arms" and could
as easily have sorned Gibraltar as have climbed to bis
cradle
hi. utterly impossible to publish the whole OF Mr.
MAINS most eloquent and valuable address in this morn
inss paper owing the crowded state OF our columns
and az ii is too important to De msnsied by eur'aHen'
we viii give the whole Of the remainder in our paper Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

MACRENzrE's BoOK-We were IN error It seems in
saying that Mackcnzes Book not inquired after
The Tribune says they daily applied for copies
WHICH the Chsncelor's injunction disables them from
furnishing and expresses the opinion that 30 600 will
YET be sold in defiance OF Judicial despotis We have
inadvertently touched tender point We did know
that The Tribune had Interest IN the sale of that Book
and hope tina, money as well as reputation may not be
lost in the sale of H. sun.
IL The sun knows very well that have no
sort of pecHniGry interest in Mackcnzies book and
never sold copy Of it in the world. But do feel
strong interest in It's circulation. and trust that the
inconsistent and despotc act by which that crcula-
ton is obsructcd will We; be overrued. The Pco-
pie Ought TO be made acquainted with the develop
mcnlr OF party and personal character which that
book presents and though many copies OF il are in
circulation there are not half enough yet There are
several School Districts in State We, unsup-
Piled, and we are frequently applied to for copies
because none are for sale in this City, by wso
suppose we car tell them where the book may be
had We are obliged to drcc, them to Jersey City,
where our Chancory despotsm has happily no ter.
rOrs.
The sun need not trouble itself about our repuis-
ton We were never yet indicted for opening
other folks letters, for the reason that We never
opened any such
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
al. senssesI, PgLMoxIc syaug !. ccrlala r,u-ay (,

- ScHEscKs PuLNOSic syRUP Is a certain remedy 1
fhe cure OF Dysy-n-a, Liver Complaint Gods, Ceu.s
and d -ease- Of liz Luo., Any one cs!ing At ne oh@
No. curt ADDS can 01,an f4faisl pamphlet gFnt
f If0n VI the above rrfrrefc &c 70
number ~ persons u high sanding i nave been cSe'
Tie use ~ l.s mellclne.
Beware Of spurious imisfiOns To obtain he pure secv
ne, una1l leTaied PMOnc syru7 90 directly ~ the pro
prietors Office, No ( Cortsnc--L y. Y.
Please REMINDER ihatP Beekmsn a no longer ~ asrn
u nine, ard TIE proprietor vii not be- responsible ~ ~
medicine purchased OF him. hs longer sells me "eh
oioG -'''' "a III scHEsck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
TO-DAY,S OuTSIDT

FIRST PAGE-Address Of Mr. Wait Presdcn, of the
Industrial Congress Robert Owens Address to Gentle
men connected with the Press: Letter from Arkansas
Bay-ycsscl struck by Lightning
FOURTH PAGE-Eding Paper Short Sighted
sales o. Stocks Marine Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

BARSs BURNT.-Wm Carpenters barn. viii :,
large stock Ot hsy and grain. ~ Nsnn.nzon s.ers =,
va. burn, On Tuesday morning by some incendiary :
The loss i very heavy. barn belonging 10 tee g.,A
dis, Church In Pennington Mercer county VA. bs-,,
"Wednesday morning with the wood work Tor the ~,
church carpenters tools. sc. The loss u Abou, al
and ISL. on the Trus;ears and Carpenter. Tt. 49,
attributed 10 al incendsry. No insurance.
Newark Advertiser
LINE oF LIVERPOOL PAcSErs-We are srsu
fed 10 learn ihs there il plan on foo, fr he -
adjustment Of regular line Of packets. Of ahog, 500
tons burthen 20 monthly between ms pom and ly
erpoo should the enterprise Be carried into sucesss
operation i, Will doubles. be found not only protbs
investment. but Will tend 20 the individual benea q |,
persons engaged In mercantile pursuits. whilst the IN
provement In IN, commercial standing oi The city vlA
,cl. by all classes Of our citizens. Bat sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

FIRE Al CABOTyILLE.--Wo are informed by the
agent Of Thompson Co.'S EXpress that fire occurred
ia CabOtyiile on Monday night al which time dwelling
house and large house burned The store
house used By the Chcopec Manufacturing Comps
ny for storing cotton but had very little IN IL the time
Of the IRE. Il Is supposed have bern done by 10
cendiary. Hartford Courant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

BEEsnAxs ORIGINAL GEsuIse PuLsosc SYsuh-I"
celebrated remedy for th- u Consumption 20
Coughs, Diseases q the Lang. Liver Complaint AID W,
pep-is can be had usual. he old ESTABLISHED ONES
;he proprietor No. A.. C0rland-st one door osio" -
-vruer Of l,reeuy ch-st (g VM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

ANNTvERsARY ADoaEss or THE ANERIcAN INSTITUTE.
The Tabernacle will do doubt be filed oyerhowing
this evening to hear Hon. 4 d Elots Address. The
sacred Music Society have volunteered their services
and will give several OF their splendid choru.es IRON
different Oratonos. The Meodisn Gee Club have ten
dered their services, and Will sing quarteite. See sd
srtlsement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
R~uesl Meeting in Brooklyn.

grand rally of those in favor Of a Repeal OF the
unhappy Unisn betwccr ireland and England. will
b held on Monday eveaing next a, O'Clock. a;
Swseney's Second Ward Hotel, corner of Pearl and
York ss Brooklyn. II. H. BYsNs and W. 4. ROBINSON
Esos have been invited attend and Will address the
meeting Let the friends Of the oppressed forgetting ali
psrsona considerations together 20 show that the
lovers Of uoiverss liberty fogetful of their oreth
In distant parts Of the world large and enthusias
DC gathering u anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

~ The subject Of the Magnetic Telegraph j.
attracting large share OF public attention and We
publish in smother column statement Of the prospect.
Of ihai 10 Boston a dividend paying investment In
hs Of progress is necessary 10 take advantage 70
a the Improvements in science. and TO Keep up IN the
race for wealth WIKI neshbors. sud sucn powerful
agent the Magnetic Telegraph must not be neglected
by our merchants bankers, &c. Any person who VIII
himself to The task Of rejecting viii be surprised at
Tie manifold TO which the Telegraph can Be put
and the immense variety Of waysin which can Dc made
subsevien the bsnehi the public and the profit of
Is owners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

subscriptions received TO T semi-W eekly,
fHURsDAY Oct. H. Kent. Ct..................,

" The public are hereby oAgtOned against th@ pLisi
device Iesortef 10 by certain young man 10 using ~
name have nothing 70 DO with him, nor has h- snJ ~
errst M, know edge Of my busrsss whatever. Ir~
base snI psee eOri. though ordinarily harmless enoos
evidently intecSe3 % ceat- false smprsssioo ssa
require b. that scect, suite ent notice 10 put The snv
their guard against he injurious consequence. q ~
lang Ike Deception. r. ). BEEKHAN. ~. Cod.soda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

AnAsJourned Meeting Of ,b- wdg Senatorial Convention
VIII be held al the Broadway HoUse Friday next al y
o'clock n The Delegates requested 70 be punoiuai IN
their attendance -Sew-York, Oct -. i2i5.
EGBERT BENSON Chairman
& 8 WILLIAMS, Secretary. Ola
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

NisL0's-Nrs. Noussfs Eea,tt-London A'.eis So NJ.
be played tonight Mr. Henry Paciee, Mrs NOV 49, NJ
and SIR. CRISP appear for n, ls,i time this seas M
comedy has siraclsd il houses, and We are '., a.
Nov having contributed materially % ~ a.
public will fe unmndfui Of her h.h claim. . Iz.
pear. IN Two clsrartcrs-"Orace Harka~ay' sho Il
ana ~ tb- Honey Moon f1l. saloon VIII s@.as -
e,is dsuarlu're for the south
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

WRONG CHARGEs.-A gentleman who recent
~ left this City for Boston over the Long Island
Road. paid - passage each for two persons TO
Greenport where he stopped night Next day, he
took passage at Greeuport for Boston and for the
mainder Of the route was charged -Four Dollars and a
Fourth for each passenger making S. 25 from this City
while the fare through but So He demonstrated
with the conductor, and again at the Office here, but
could get redress though the President Of the Com
pany said he had been overcharged at Grcenpor but this
Company had power to redress lit strikes us that
this 81 50 most exorbant charge but Of that the
public will judge. We do insist. however. tina; every
Company should be required BY law 10 keep regular
list Of It's charges for all distances advertised eonpcu
ousy and posted up in each or boat. man misAt
take passage with lady for Boston stopping Green
port with $40 SIC in his pocket supposng il ample
provision for the journey and ind himself stopped half
way and subjected great modification Let each Com
pany charge living price, but let the public know what
to be paid at all times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL

~ There being no mail South Of ws.hins,o,
this morning, We have nothing farther from Cieory;,
All the returns received from Pennsylvania will \.
found IN another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
Court Cnleudar....TBls DAY,

sUPEkIoR CoURr-Nos IS. 20, g. 81. o. 49, 100. l0l
lO2. 1903 l05 49, IL. 81. 49, ~, 49, 80 g. 20. So T.
$50 26 49, So 95 ~ So ST. So II, O. g. l07 ~. 70
l04. G..
CIRCUIT CouRr.-Mondsy 2. ~, Is 10, 10, "
2l 81 a. 80 A. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

lNvESroRs-A Convention Of American lnven-
tors is called to meet in this city on the e2nd inst,
with the view Of urging upon Congress such n,odi.
icaiions Of the Patent laws will give real security
to paIen, property to form association OF authors
Of useful discoveries and improvements and to adopt
such measures as may be deemed expedienl TO %
cure their jus, rights. Circular has been Issued
signed by some Of our mos, distinguished citizens
DR. Mott Prof Renwick Aid Cooper Mr. rwbank
and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

eve are glad 10 see that the Messrs. Pike, OP
teians l66 Broadway have followed the example Of
Griffin, Eie and some other transatlantic chemists, Of
dtng up neat cases with various tests reasen. and a
paraus most useful 10 Chemical students Principals Of
Academies. &c. wishing 10 demonstrate their instruc
uon. in Chemistry b. experiments. mnersogisis in ana
lysing &c We advise ali Interested to ook al the
cabinet At the ar marked No. l245 and 1859 AID We
understand the prices very moderate ior articles
IA hnsa r--r-fr |. INlr-ar.rt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

~ sale Of Caule &c. at the Madison Cot'Ass'
The sale viii laxe place to-day Of Twenty
and fihh-ayenue. The band from lne Norm CsfoHhA W"
be at Tho Fair and perform.
TIE Anniyerssry Address Will BE- Delivered 81 70"
nsce in Broadway, al !. clock, p VI. by tne h'h .
Eliot Of Massachu.eus Tie Sacred Music SOCIETY," w.
present aod ave .evera beautiful ohorvses qusnsa
win be sung by the Meodian Gies Club.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

FREMovr's EXPEDITIONS We have at length
copy Of this work before US. and can heartily con
cur in the concentrations Of those who had been 20
favored previously. Capt. Fremont has proved him
self capital leader and explorer and no less tx.
ce!lcnt a. describer and narrator. The geography
Of the Western portion Of our Continent will long
be Indebted TO Ma srduoas lsbors which have thrown
much light on the natural features Of Upper California
Northern Mexico and the Souherly region o; the
Rocky Mountains The Great Inland Bss encosingihe
Salt Lake Wi. henceforh be much better known TO the
civilized world than it has hitherto been This narrative
: lucid and lowing never pompous or dlsied-We
can't help asking read II what business our Gov
hsd send armed expeditions to traverse and
survey the territory Of indepeD ally for thousands
OF miles but that no; Capt. Fremonts S-sir.-The
Report to which is Preaxed that Of Capt. Fremon,s Ex
pediiion 10 the kJcky Mountains in lel2 with large
Map Of the mperiec;y known region he rAversed in his
late Expedition has JUS; been issued 8, Washington,
pursuant to act Of Congress few copies may be OBJ
tanned thence by leaving order. for them promptly at A
uleton'- see Adv