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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04
ARRIVED,


ss-y AEes, Ribbon. Boston, w Lewis.
ARRIVED
Packs. ship EewYork, Cropper I'm Liverpool Oct I'd
radbc 70 Marshall 8; Co.
Snip Hlsh, Hammond ls ds I'm Orleans cotton, &c,
70 w Hazard.
Bayk VIA Ivy, Hoffman, 30 DIS I'm Ma.agorda cotton,
70 Brewer Nelson.
Bark Madara Rich 80 ds I'm Malaga, and &C I'm Glib
rarar. fruit, wine. &c. 10 Taylor.
Brig Abeons Clark FIN Ma;anzas Oct 10th, sugar &c,
20 Read g. Eoppock.
Brig Charles, Tisdale ds fn Georgetown sc, lum.
Der. 70 Badger & Peck.
Brig DaTid Dutfe. Williams ds I'm Wilmington, NC,
naval stores, 10 Powell.
Bs sehr Hero. Chisholm, II ds fun Cheleure Bay, Ms,
70 Soue. Whitney g. Co.
schr GFeenway Couch, DIS I'm Richmond, mdse, 10
Allen & Paxsou.
Schr Eaicott, Cole I'm Baltimore, mdsc to Johnson &
Lowden.
schr lextor, Tyler, I'm Kingston NY COAL bound to
schr Marcia, Smith, I'm Washington, NC, naval stores
70 s L Mitchell.
Schr Col Hanson, Akin, FIN Newborn, NC, naval
stores, to L Mitchell.
Schr Commerce, Tinkham, 3 DIS I'm Virginia lumber
10 Nathl Jarvis.
schr somers =, I'm swansboro, NC, naval stores. to
Ruggles.
se6r J D Joaes Cole I'm Wilmington NC, to N L Nc.
Cready.
schr Mary, =, I'm Newbern, NC, naval stores, to
sehr oneko, Crowel fin Philadelphia, coal, bound TO
Bristol, RI.
schr Loaand, Clark (of philadel) 20 DIS FIN Jack.
sonvine, EFF. hides, &c. 10 Sprague Robinson & Co
SchE Mary Hilton, Newbern, NC, naval stores to B
Blossom.
schr H Hayens. Turner, Chincoteaguc, corn, to H p
Ravens.
schr Colendy Stow, Pitts Landing naval stores to
Waring & Son.
schr Cooley & Co, Nickerson Boston, rdse
Schr Victor. Hsllett Boston mdse.
Schr Sequel, I'm Philadelphia coal to Lowther & Son.
Schr Amity, Crowel!. Norfolk. potatoes
Schr Harriet, Baker. Richmond. flour.
Schr Montezuma, Jenkins, Baltimore iron.
Schr Aveneer Hall. Thomaston lime.
Schr Eolasia Studley. Wilmington. NC, naval stores
Schr Colfax, =, I'm Edenton, NC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

PURSUANT 10 an order Of v D. BoNEsrEEi, Saro
gate OF Duchess County, NOTICES hereby given, that ali
persons having claims the of Townsend Way
lhie OF the OF FishS in said county deceased,
required TO exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
Russell Dart, his place business in the City CT New
York. No l23 Msidenane, before the s day OF May
next in default thereof their claims viii be debarred
precuded from paymentby William s. Camp, Executor, &c
of said estate. Dated this 9Th day OF October 1915.
WILLIAM 5. CAMP, Executor OF said estate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04
TIN PLATED LEAD FI9,E

A SURE PROTECTION against the niuryous effects OF
n ,sd Is offered by the Subscribers a, the sane price
AT which common lead pipe can be purchased All pipes
sold by them are stamped Lowbefs Patent Tin Plated
On band and constantly manufacturing all slzes and
weight, from 10 % lbs per foot and OF sizes FROM
70 inches In cabre and &c maize am length required
aul2 su' LOWER LIE Roy, 81 West-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

pY ORDER OF the Honorable Frederic \. Tallmatge,
- Recorder OF the City of New York Is hereby gy.
pursuant TO the provisions OF the statute authorsing
tacicuts against nonresident debtors, That attachment
has issued against the estate OF GEORGE LOCKWOOD,
lately resident OF Massachusetts, and that the viii be
sold payment debts appear and die
charge such attachment according law within nine months
from The first publication OF this notice; aud that the payment
any debts due him by residents n this State and the
delivery him for his use am property within this
State belonging him. and the any such proper
y by him forbidden by law, and the 25h
day OF April 1916 HARVEY ~ WEED,
a2Q laWg,nc in prDpria persona Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

NOTICE Is hereby given, hat q Wnt OF Attachment
against the goods and chaiels rights and credits mo-
MES ard effects lands aud enemenis OEDavd MorTe, Ho
ratio Morre Daniel Mouell partners trading IN the
name of Morrell Co." absent debtors, for The OF
twenty thousand dollars in plea OF T.espas the Case
upon PROMISES the suit Thomas Gamer and James
Garner, partners trading In the Of Garner Co"
was issued OF the Circuit Court OF the County of Middle
sex in the State OF NewJersey reurnabe The Term OF
August the year OF Lord eighteen hundred and forty
i've and has been duly served by Inc Sheriff OF said county
n. BUORAEM Clerk.
Z. Y. ROGERS. Attorney. s23 law3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

ere GdrrTtisec.
Andrews, Mis-,
Della A
Ackerrnan.Mr y
ArmstroHg,Miss Is
abclla
Allen, Mrs Mary {
Bernard, Mrs
Barclay, HELEN u
Blackwell, Mis-
Anna
Beriol, A!issMaryv
Baker,Mrs Sarah /!
Blasdon. Esther
Baker, Miss MsryI
Barney.Aliss Srssl
Bacon, Bird get
Barry, Miss Ann
Rprou Brii rpt
| Best, Mrs Margare
BECKER, Mics VI L
Bell, Mrs Mary
Beeinan, Miss Pie
| be J
Book. Miss Eliza
! Brown. Mrs Rich
| Burton, Mrs { d
Burleigs, Miss II !
Brush. Mrs Sarah .
Burgess, Mrs 5 Il
| Butler. Mrs VI w 7
| Byrk. Mrs
Byron, Miss Eliza
Clines, Mrs J
! Cain. Miss Ehzf
! beth
! Chadeayue, Mis-
Emely
| Chase, Miss Sophi
! Carier.Mrs Elmer
I Campbell, Marg'rt
! Clark, Mrs Marill
! Cafes, Mrs Sarah
! Chai,erton. MI
| Mary w
| Causerani, Madal
| Callins, Mrs War
| dewater-sil
! Corcoran, Ellen
Cross, Mrs SOPHIE
MIA
Croshy,MissHelle
| ColIyer. Mrs
Cohen,Alrs Sarah
Coe, Miss Reb. &C
Cole, Mrs
Cromley. Eleano!
Duey. Bridget
Davenport, Mrs
Davis, Mrs Sarah
Davis, Mrs WIN
Dskin, Miss Pheb'
Drew, AIiss Lenei
! Devlin, Miss Emil
! Dewey. Miss Ehzj
Dings.Miss Sarah
| DOnogho, Marssr'
| DOusl4s-.MrsSa
! Downy, Miss Gail
ariae
| Dooiy, Miss May
Dorsey, Elizabeth
Dundas, Mrs Ann.
Dubois, Mrs r 4
Egan, Eliza
Edmends, AirsC
siinc
En- cry, Miss Sari
Eccleson, Miss E
! "a
! Eilard , Miss Mar
Fish, susan VI
! Frances, Miss Is
bella
! French, MissM'r,l
| Fem, Miss Emily
Fletcher, CathariI
Fish, Susan NJ
! Fitch, Mrs Louisa
Foot. Miss Emma
| Foley,Miss Glars.
Foster, Mrs E!iz
beth
| Follanshce, Mi
I Ann NJ
| Ford. Mrs IIohar
! Graves, Mrs.
GunlL, Miss Nat
rine l.
| Gah,y, Margaret
! Gardner, Mrs Tho
! Ganinger, Mrs C
tharine
Gracey, Mrs ( Bov
ery)
Granger, Miss F.
zabeili
! GaSsner, Miss Jan
| f.
Gerard. Mrs Eliz.
| beth
| Gibbs, Margaret
| GiihInnd. AI,ssEEs
| GolisinilhMrsMa
| garet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

DE ORDER of Hon William Parmelee Recorder of
- the City Of Albany notice hereby given that attach
mcnt has issued against the Thomas WyIan
nonresident debtor, and thar the will be sold for the
payment OF his debts unless he appear and discharge such
attachment according 10 law, within nine months from the
first publication of this notice; and that the payment any
debts due him By residents OF this State, and the delivery
him on for Misuse ofany property within this State belong
Ing 10 him, and the transfer OF any such property by him.
forbidden by law and void. Dated Albany June H. 1915.
DEAN NEWLAND,
jei7 lsw9rnc Attornies for attaching creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04
DISASTERS

Bark Mudara arrived at this port from Malaga, was
totally aismas,ed in a hurricane on the e9,h Oct
Brig Jonathan Fell, (Br) from Liverpool 10 Buenos
Ayres struck on sunken rock of the Great Caslos.
ana was obliged to be ashore in sandy bay close
by The mate one man and two boys arrived Buenos
Ayres on the sh August and reported tina, they had left
the master and remainder of the crew and two passen.
gers Zone female) board and tina, they had been
pundered by the people from the shore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04
SPOKEN Sc

Oct 2oh lats4 TO- Ion IS, brig Caracas, Of and from
Philadelphia for Laguayra
Oct 2s,h lat IS H. lon TAI, Br schr Trident sin Trni
dad for Philadelphia
Oct Goth. lat 40 TO- Ion 81 30 schr Cannot OF Mobile
I'm Grand Banks, bound TO Msrblehesd. fish
Oct 29h lat Il 49, Ion 60 20. brig Messenger, fun Bos
ton, bound to Marseiiles
Oct 2oth lat 80 lon a. brig Port Leon. hence for To
besco.
DC. 18th. lat % 40 Ion rs snip waYery, from iori
for Mobile.
&C. 5h. of Cumberland Harbor, (Cuba} schr Ashland
from York for Belize (Hond)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

sh:2. Oh;o Freeman. Liverpool T 1rusow William
E.zs HL.s Orleans. Elvel & Co.
Eng 6 Lamar Richardson, Texas. Brown e. Nelson
Sehrs Patriot Crockett, Thomaston Talbot Coutts
E0.foIk; Couner. Couch, Richmond, Allen & Paxson
Nsry 2 Ares, Ribbon. Boston, s w Lewis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04
rgNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Company
4 OF New urk-Ths Institution during the month OF

iinurp Post. NJ D. ,oi Broadway, Physician nj In
ANiLLlAt!SBUittH Fire Insurance Co. Once
w Grcud-st neHr st-slreet N!amsburgh
Agency office III Wallst, New York.
This Company r-s!y pay all claims for losses
sans; thenand continue insure against loss and dam
aye by fire. favorable term. other Offices
DIRECTORS.
Samuel Wiets, Charles o. Handy Francis Stenhei
Thomas McErath Lem'l Richardson, Fred'k w. Fsvre,
Nicholas Wytkof Chrisrn Xabrskce, Samuel H. Clapp,
A. c. Benedict, JOHN Sklmaa, A. T. Van Boskerck,
Jeremiah Johnson.
LEMUEL RICHARDSON President
A. 3. HoD6Es, Secretary.
WASHINGTON Posi- Agent. 4
joins 4. RoBERTs, Surveyor.
Applications lncurauce will receive Irmeai ate alien
ton II made 10 the following Agents OF the Company:
Robert Shields No. 81 Grand-sL
Mackre Richardson, corner Houston and Norfolk SIS
Augustus L. W ood, II Hou,tonst
Aaron Hartman No. li2 Mulberry ri.
Ben amin Richardson, 9th avenue near 43d ST.
Edward Butter, l5i Bowery.
Abel Price, Spring-sL Bowery
Conkin b. Martin corner 9th and l6hst jy19 isMosy
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Umcial.
LIST OF LETTERS.
ADVERTISED IN THE TRIBUNE sr SPECIAL iFrOrsTMf'

. Ia ind Be II further enacted, ~,
And nil ndverseeus made under tho orders OF The Post
master General in newspaper or newspapers, oi s.le
uncaed for in any Post Office shall be inserted ~ .ne
papers, OF the place where the ONCE
may be situated, hu-tnz he Grgtn circuIGtton
Netr Poft Ofice Laa,. pdz,e9 Mireh D isto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04
.S1iSGruurE.

EIIRE lNSURANCE.-Th Mutual Insurance Com.
L pauy OF tue City OF New York, Office No. 81 formerly
form Tie public tina, all claims this Company occasicne
by III late disastrous fire. and all other claims, have been
al s-d and paid in full, and they deem II proper TO add
that atnoush their have bean somewhat impaired BY
The late SEES the Company have still securely invested
capital of TWO HUNDRED AND ElGHrf-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
This Company continue insure against loss or damage
by fire on n favorable similar institutions 10 h
city.
Mutual Svsem and continued up 10 The year 1902 when
the Mutual plan abandoned and charter obtained
retaining tue original but inappropriate naRc The bus
ness Company since thar period has been based
INVESTED CAPITAL divided shares OF hity dollars
By order, GEORGE IRELAND, President
a b. MCDoSALD, Secretary.
Neyy.Ynk Ocioper 2ilh 1916 tfeod
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HOUR CHANGED TO O'CLOCK.
4. hPEDPLE'S LINE STEAMBOAT.


rH~Se hPEDPLE'S LINE STEAMBOATS,
rsgas.e-s9.5a. FOR ALBANY, Daily Sundays excepted.
THROUGH DWEcr-At6 O'Clock, P. NJ. from
ihe Pier between Cortland and Liberty streets.
Steamboat kNlCKERBOCRER,C Capt A. Houghlon win
leave on Monday. Wednesday and Friday Evenings, a.
O'Clock.
New s,eamhoa. HENDRlCK HUDSON Capt R. G. Cmi.
eGden viii leave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evenings al O'clock.
Al Four " Clock p. H. Landing at Intermediats
Places from the foot of Barciay-st
Steamboat. NORTH AMERICA, Capt T. II. Furry
viii leave on Monday, "Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
afternoons a. o'clock.
s,ealnboa. SOUTH AMERICA, Captain L. w. Brainard
willie on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons
az o'clock Passengers taking either of tho above Lines
viii arrive IN Albany in ample time for the Morning Tru
OF Cara for the East West
y TINS bouts and substanal--are furnished
with and and for speed and acco,
m )dstons are unrivaled on the Hudson
Freight taken at Moderate Rates
" All persons forbid trusting any of the Boat,
this Line, without written order from the Captain
Agents.
for Passage Freight apply hoard the Boats or 10
c. Shulz al the Office the wharf. M
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SAN,l r. GRuMMrRE. Clk. oI4 lawGw

NOTICE is hereby gwen, TINT WIT Of Attachment
against the goods and chgttes rights and crcdlls,
moneys and effects lands and tenemens OF David Morel
an absent debtor Tor OF thousand dollars IN
plea Tre-pass Case upon promises, at the suit of
Charles ~ Buckley, Ben Graham and Richard la,itck,
iniu partners trading under The and firm of Bulk
lev Graham CO." issued of the Circuit Court OF
the County OF Middesex in tie Stale OF NewJersey re-.
trable to the Term OF August, IN the year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and forty i've and has been duly served
by the Sheriff OF said County. ~ BOORAEM, Clerk.
JouS V,S Dyyp Attorney IaSs,n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04
FORETGN PORT

Z
At Curacoa Oct l2tb, brgs Gen Wilson, TO sail the
18th for Rio de La Haohe to load for York. brig Allen
Manson, sid 10 DIS previous for Boston.
At Ma;anzas Oct 10th. ship Tahmaroo, Sinclair for
Cowes and market; brig Plato Waterhouse Portland,
A, Lmoerotta Canary Islands, Sept GOTH brig Pauline
Young. for n York. dischg.
Al Cardenas about l4h ult, brig mogene, Gould, for
n York next day.
A.Havsna 18Th ult Rspid, Ward, for N York soon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04
List Of Letters Remaining in the Ny. Post Office
Saturday, November /:

~ P11se mention Tie BATE Of The List tn Shtea thy
I ..,.--.;..i ranIrcJ
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L6b46S L&S
,lGodfrey ,AIissChar-
Lotto
Gordon, Miss Cath
arine
Golding. Mrs Essy
, Haskell. Miss
Hlverstack, Mrs
Ann
. Hancox, Mrs c NJ
Harvey. Mrs John
or Lew!sst
Hart. Mrs Benz FL
HANDBOOK. MrsT 7
!. Harris Mrs Isabella
, Henderson MfsEh-
Zs5eth
IHeisic. Miss Cath
arice
| Hendebousk Mrs
Henderson, rsAn-
ID
: Hewes. Mrs Emma
Heath, Miss CaIa-
rue
! Hewei;, Mis- Lau-
"a A-2
! Higgins, MissCaih-
! arlre
HigginsMiss( Walk
: er-st
dOlil-ler. SiIs l. -
: Hoyles, Mrs Ann
Hoyt, Mrs MaryC
Hopper, MissCsih-
: arine
ghion, MissEh-
: z4belh
Hull. Mrs Jane VI
q Huntington Mrs
/ Hunt, Mrs ANA :.
I! IIuskell, Mrs II L-2
Irwin, Hiss
Jane
5 lsascks, Mrs Re
beCca
. Jacobs, Mrs EGZa-
: Jackson, Mrs Cna-
io;te r
Johnston, Miss Jo-
: sephine
Jones, Elizabeth
o Johnson, Mrs Anne
liza |
J Judah, Mrs NJ 5 |
d Kelley, Mrs.
kernez. Bird get |
King, NfissSusanna
hirnan. Margaret
] Kyle, Miss Eliza
KneelaEd ,MrsAlar-
garei
/ LaIimer, Mrs
y Mary
/ Learens, Mrs Addi-
4 son
Il Lee, AlissMarv Ann
b Lemuni, Mrs Emma
J. NJ
Lock, NfissSophiaA
Lucas, Mrs Eliza
beth
: Lynde, Miss Mary !
Jane /
Maxwell, Mrs j
l. Manwaring, Mrs
Cab J |
h MAYNARD, Mrs Ma
i ~ W !
HeyersMissAmelia
: iIilligan, Mrs Gil
bert NJ
l. Michal Mrs Mary
Merice, Mss Mar
a garet
Morgan, MrsJaneC
. Morgan, Mrs tCen-
trr-sU
Morrison. MissEhza
Mohr. VeiI (scam-
VI st:ess) !
T. MurrayMrs( Mott ST
Morisoi, Madame
IS MulligaB, Mrs J as
MumphonMlissBar-
bary
North, Mrs. !
D. Nichols. Mrs Sam
,,nl 70
Nash Miss Julia
5 Nelson. Mrs Sarah
l. Osborne, Mrs.
Eliza
:. Parry, Mrs 2
Pascal. Adeline
i. Place, Mrs Rosanna
PalmerNliss Betsey |
Il renhnltonMrs p w
Palmer, Mrs Clar-
issn
Pechweil, Miss Ca
tharinc
a Price MissAngelina
Mrs c
tnl A., .far,
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HtBBAhD'S PAPEKs-BURNAPSB AbCocnn II
No. 10 John--lree offer for sale full assorinssg
Papers manufactured by Messrs Hubbard, confp'ssn
Ledger Papers blue and white Imperial, Super ho''7
Royal, Medium, DENY and Flat Cap
Bank Folio Post, Bank Quarto Post Exchange esp
Extra Super Cut Cap, ruled and plain.
Letter Paper, ruled and plain, a full assortment
Packet Post, Super and Extra Super
Tinted Pste Paper Colored Inperials
C0lored Royals, thick and thin
Do Medium do. do.
Do Double Cap for copy books.
Fine Glazed Colored Mediums, Royals, Ic. &c n
b. g. have also hand very extensive sssorlhep, ts
Writing Papers Book and News Prating Papers, ~
Papers, Hardware and Wrapping Papers They arc 49,
sole agents Of the setsine Patent Envelop Paper
.hor, nodss, Ap'' y SD' 'N' ''N sNN' yal 0sysOA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

THE GERMAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Evening
Glasses are being arranged nj The Office OF NJ Van hoe,
weinberg. ESQ., No ID Cenirr-s by NJ Erheer, author o
IA PIiRASE-BoOk IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN
Private Classes formed by Ladies' Gentlemen among
themselves will he aeLded 10 by f. the terms OF S2 Tor
a quarter OF 81 lessons Apply E. the above Office.
1on Duy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

STOVES, Brass and Iron Railing, Ac.-The subscribers
~ would inform their friends, and the public In general thai
they have commenced manufacturing Stoves their old
tabished store No 2Si Waterst where viii be found
great variety consisting IN part Of the following:
The Economist and knicker5ocker Cooking Stoves, for
coal wood. The patterns for those Stoves being
will be found 70 closer than the ordinary Stove an
they warranted 10 bake we'll
Davy's Air Tight Cooking Stove, for wood coal will
be found 10 combine advantages than any other
constructed having the ire chamber elevated enabling the
extend The whole size OF the bottom O! The Stove,
and warranted 10 bake well Persons about 10 purchase
would do well examine this Stove there is such
ETY. sizes that the price need be hndrRnce The small
esi families purchasing.
Jerkss celebrated Patent FreS.u Psrior and Hs
Stove
Radiator and Single Cylinder Stoves and Bases. Air
Tight and Office Stoves One and two hole Furnaces. Hst-
tsrs' and Talors Stoves Stove Pipe snd Elbows Toge
Brass Ornaments Mica Zinc, Cylinder Brick Deck irons,
&c.&c
All OF which viii will be sold wholesale and retail nj the
lowest pr'ees al @ "aier-s, bewssn Bsesnsnsl Snd
New-Y York. Angus, is. lS.a Rnl9 eodiD
~ fee in se.s single Also, large Of Ame
ucan Britannia Ware for sale by
iys SEAMAN L6wERRE. 27s Spring.st
VICTORIA, COLUMBIA, Mou,eur, Franklin and
Mount Vernon Pig Iron, for ssle by
OIL JAS. n oLNEY, .: west-st
S1000 no LOAN on BOND and mortgage on pro
DLOUVperty IN in his city. Inquire a. he
store s7s Sprsns ,ir~at ania
EIRE.WORhS,C Crackers, Torpedoes, &c warranted
GASSNER YOUNG, ls2 Cbaiham-s.
sis opposite Chatham Theatre.
Tons hes, Charcoal Blooms Jus, re-
ID ceiycd on consignment, und for sale by
kEMEYS. BREESE SAMPSON,
tyt2H III Greenwich street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

~ RACQUET, Classical English and French SCHOOL,
and modern Languages taught with great care Pupils
are prepared for college the counting and have the
advantage c. hearing and speaking daily the English SPAN
ish ard French languages.
Circulars laay bs the bookstores OF Messrs lock;
wood L Son, All Broadway, and Thos j. Grower bis
Broadway OF StawimTuTh&St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04
ARMY.
HOT AIR FURNACE.

ROBERT Fl. MORRIS, p. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

NJESSRS. Chas. Coudert DR.. T. o. Porter, No. 95 81.
Iva Marks Place. will reopen their School on The LIST OF
September.
Besides preparing scholars for College they give such par
cular the study and practice of the French tho,
for the last sixteen years this institution has been in opera
lion, thereis Instance of pupils who could not SPEAK
French huently amer two years in this School
The French and Spanish languages par, OF the regl
lar course of nstracton in the school
German also taught desred for which extra charge
smRda, ana 2m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04
mo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COcrER


i co. IS John-sL New York continue 10 import
Hemp Flax Worsed and Cotton Machinery the most
eminent manufacturers OF Great Britain.
Hemp ana Flax Tow Cards. with Needle and Diamond
Points.
Throstle and Mule Rollers, Spiniles and Flyers
Wire Drawers, Plates, Comb, Plate,
Weavers Mails and Shuttle Eyes Paper FEELINGS and Wires
Also keep constantly hand, full assortment, of Rope
makers Tools Hemp and Flax Hackes und ellis, Hackie
and Gill Pins, 5es, Cast Steel Wire of all sizes
Address for al necessary informst;oI
OF lmeodV J. J. BARNIER, IS John-st-
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NJECHANiCs, INSTITUTE Evening School

iN French Department No. u Chanbers-st- Professor
about organize his evening classes IN FIench
for the ensuing season No IL Chambersst for pupils re-
siding down town aud his residence 1875 Hudsonst the
5h above ST Luke Church. for those living up town
Sfanmstcaly without much study. This system is the
siit of wears OF research The pupils lind themselves re-
eved irem the task of hours study TO five minutes
No books are used except read and translate: In
three or four courses ttoroug knowledge of French is OBJ
tanned Please apply for further information at No II
Chambers-s or the Institute under City Hull or
.e5 Ur1.on-s OF 3awlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

TVIHE CALDWELL INSTITUTE. BROOKLYN.
4 Mrs. CALDWELLS Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies wi open Brooklyn, No. 6S Wou ghby
Ct 10th The Of instruction includes the
English French Spanish, German and Italian languages
Of the Gobc History Natural History Natural ind Moral
Philosophy, Bellies Letters Geometry Algebra and Elocr-
on Music the Harp, Piano Guitar and Vocal Music The
French ard Spanish language III general use IN the
family There will be charge in any instance to The
daughters OF clergymen
Mrs c. is permitted refer persons OF the highest
specablity Bolh III The city oil NewYork and Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

.csss,s.Ss FOR observation-disclosures Packet Of &, e
- N0v-The veil known fast sailing packet sno ~
DEPENDENCE. Capt Allen Win sail as sbo,e
being her regular day Having very superior sceounS
hons Tor cabin, second cabin and Storage passengers
intending 10 embark should make immediate appiis
uon on board, foot OF Msiden-lane, or to
JOSEPH McMURRAY, corner OIL
Cpl pr. and South stA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

=. OEFICE TO LET-A desirable othce Ia TIC
Ell men,s Apply al IT,. United States Circuit Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

Il FOR NEv-ORL EA NsS-Neyr-I ork ana New
Orleans Llne-Firsi Packet with iespatch-Tess %
class fast smiling packet ship AMES h. snLLss.
hahD kedman, master, viii positively sail as above. sn
gers are unsurpassed by any other vessel in port Pa
sons intending TO embark should make immediate
ton on board, PIne-s- wharf, JOSEPH McMUEna''
~ cnrnar ~ ina a nd South ota
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04

rT'7~ FALL ARRANGEMENT udepet
-. Sdent Opposition Line for Newport PrOrf
dence and Boston, direct-Three times
week each way.-Tfe new steamer OREGON Capt A.P
ST John, VIII leave New York from Pier No North River
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Mt O'Clock p u
Returning vii leave Providence for Newport and YOi
on Monday Wednesday and Friday At G o'clock ?. NJ, 90
the arrival OF the ~ o'clock mail train OF cars from Boston
Fare from New York 10 Boston. %
Deck fare from do 10 dO......................l 81
Fare from New York to Newport. $50
LIN f"e rom 40 10 90. .....................lW
Fare from New York to Providence %
peck iare from do 10 do........................0
GEO. +. FAiRCHILD, agent, 40 10 Westst N Y. Gsl
rsE~ AEXCURSIONS.-The steamboat MU.
kSSS..sssla5STUAL SAFETY can be chartered for e1-
cursions reasonable tsrlns, by applying
TO the Captain on board, or TO A. II. SCHULTZ
sr11" Du-n. M Was'