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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08

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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
POETRY

The following, we think, will be read
with interest, coming home as it does. TO
the business and bosoms of many:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

"THE BABEs IN TIE WooDs "A touching incl
dent lately occurred among the mountains IN the
upper end Of Dduphin County, while the fire was
raging in that vicinity. Mrs. Lupold had been
somewha, deranged occasionally, for some time
past, but was not considered much out OF the way
until, one day last week. In the absence OF her hus
band she left her infant in the cradle, and taking
with her two other children, one about five years
of age the other only three, fled TO the mountains,
aud nothing could be discovered of them until Sat
urday last, when she was found, almost famished
and nearly naked but the children were missing
The neighborhood soon turned out to scour the
mountains in search of them, but IN vain until
Monday last when some men providenilally hap
pened TO come upon them in one Of the widest re,
gions of that wild country, where no one would
have dreamed of looking for them. They had
been out four days and four nights-cold nights,
too-barefooted and half naked otherwise, their
clothes being torn nearly off them by the uxder-
brush, and their little legs blackened by the ashes
of the coDfagration through which they had wan
dered. and their flesh good deal lacerated. They
had cried themselves sick, and one OF them had
taken of its dress TO make bed of; and there
they lay, at the root of a tree, locked IN each
others arms, unable to speak, having eaten
nothing, il is supposed, since they left home. The
poor little sufferers were taken to the nearest house
and comfortably provided for, and are said to be
doing well. They were found ten miles distant
from the place at which their mother was first dis
covered, aud that they did not perish is altogether
providential. and almost miraculous.
philadelphia Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.

~ The subscribers harng purchased OF Messrs j. W.
Il. Leavit, their entire stock of ~>
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS:
prepared TO sell III .ame N ots 10 sn,. pa,ens>e
old stand Of j. w X r. LEAVlrT'S, No. loo Peatl-stree
Purchasers Cash will mud their advantage 10 exam
iue stock before purchang great Inducements viii Dc
held forth the share OF prices In order to close before as
lst May, r.,
iug enumerated articles. viz
French aud Scotch Printed Nuslms,
Lawns and laconets,
Scotch and English tiinchams;
Nous De Laines and other STYLES Of Dress Goods
Brown Lip.u Drills While saiH do Fancy do
Plain Bro. Linens. Grass Cloths;
Blu. Drills and Cattonatss with general assortment oil
other paGiaoon Stuiis ,so
Swiss do plaiu and figured Book Musirs. Tsreton DO
Cambria aud Furniture pmiiies together with Large as
sottmen; Of LACES and EDGlHGs.
Linen ShirtiuCs and Sherinss. rllow Case Lin-ns,
Long Lawns Biriseye Diapers. Damsk do.
Linen Table Cloths and Napkins,
Liuea Cambria Hdkis,
English French aud American Prints.
Furniture Chin't d. ALSO,
English. French aud American Bread Cloths.
DO. do do plain sud ianey Sas'!ms'rs'
Ken'a'ky ''an' sa'o'i, ALso.y LL;stty' ''''ns' S''
SILK and Co,icr Velve,s, Beavere.ns
Cotton tias Hobfs rcuere and SILK tlsg do.
CrYA;s Gloves excessive asseTrsAt OF Hosi~'y
Psddius. Canvass. Fiannels
Srown and BIeached Shirtinc, and Shs-iings, So &c
All of which will pe offered sueh prices cannot i1 10
give s,,sfaciion 20 cicss br-iers.
a9 Sw;s CO0KE ANTHONY & M4H0NY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
Circuit Court.
Before Judge WILLARD.

gosgar HATHAWAY. Va. FEAScIs GsAvEs.-A,sanR and
gasyy-Duuaos. ldid at S50o0.-On NewYears even
ng st3 there party OF ladies and gentlemen at the
house Of Mrs Leland " 45 Beekmau-sreet, at which d.
Hathaway (plantiT) and Mr.. Graves, (defendsn mer
chAnt o. this city, were present. Dan.ing commenced
one Of ladies playing the piano. Dr. H. had his part
er another lady each by the hand his srs being e1
tended when suddenly his fell BY his sde ans he
complained Of being hurt II subsequently
ed that Of his broken between the shoulder
ard the elbow and he charges Mr.. Graves with having
struck him with edge OF his (G hand who exclaimed
10 him lie had given his partner the wrong hand
gentleman named Frink, who present, testified that
he saw Mr. e. SO strike the plaintiff while the two ladies'
on the contrary testified that Dr. H. had gone wrong IN
the Dance Che Boinser and fhey each had hold Of his
hand irving 10 set him right, and his fell and that
Mr. Graves at time, at the other end Of the room
There was no preicnce Of -wil between the parties
gealed verdict this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
MARRIED.:

On Thursday morning. l7h inst by his Honor the Mayor.
EBENEZER COOK. ESQ. to Miss SARAH T. ALLEN,
all OF this City.
April u.s. by Rev Mr.. rrics Charles X. Sutton TO Sarah
E. Jones.
AT Reddlng Conn 10th, Daniel sanfordto Ann NJ Ames,
OF New-York.
10th, by Rev Dr. HardcnberG George Ladd to rh@be N.
Wilson.
At Lansingburgh. sth Edward F. Plat to Martha Ann
Moore
Al Schenectady on the 18th inst by Rev WIN. II. Marsh
OF woodstock CT William G. Benedict M. ID. of Brooklyn,
to Miss Elizabeth A. daughter Of S!las H. Marsh Esq Of
Schenectady.
In Boston, Thursday morning. tho 10th inst by Rev D.
Flske Mr. Dickinson the firm OF Cowan Dickinson,
Knoxville Tenn TO Miss Susan Ponnman, oil New BRAIN
tree, Mass.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
cDyuyNE NEAR,S on.

~ Pliny the celebrated naturalist speaking o bears IN
forms us that used by Cleopatra as the most nat
substance which could be applied her magnificent hair
Science has given the mode compound Tor his puTpo
equal the provisions afforded by Nature % ~ ,s @ % W
wonderful The capillary ,trensihened the bulbs
n,a nour,shsI: and the yeung hair increases III QuatS
Tv.n h,i5 spots become fcr. under It's influence u me
root, have NOT besa totally nhlaed and and % rsff .Hs
OF is mnlurstonaby the best preparation Tor the hat 'a'
the world has yet .rcn: =. for ia. p,,.
nose of the toilet by A. B. SANDS CO Chemists and
Hrnrcists 23 Broadway. Chambers st Soa ALSO Al
ESn A. and n East Broadway. Pes 80 cents large bot
Fui'Se %. ',. ,"N II - ais SITS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
n. rc,cb,s I.ecturc. on Anatomy, .Physiolt

~ DIR, Yeach,s Lectures on Ana,omy thysel911
,nd The Reformed Practice Of Medicine VIII
~ the Hall corner OF Broadway snd Grand siirs
ON rue.Ssy Apr 2e8. o'clock Nj and se e9n5sso AZ
@ mn h 5i;Terrd exclusively F-nses These Lectures ~
WI oe OF ,hs varioas organs OF the system eiE
S r. disease, 10 which they subject with F
propa,e Nedies Treatment as9 NE FE itom
@ n.S @ ,h,psb al It's develepmeH,s including ne Dise
ses reni 70 Fsnes The whole o. 'Sse s,e vii m %
,rti h. tRaND ANATOMICAL FlGu RI OF me :
MAN SYSTEM mesr,ed from 59Tops fr shs Bra;a so M
EYtrrmcs A.o by series OF TranSp.renees fiates so
dels md Wax Fvpar,tion, the las, OF which WIZ q
ed bv MRS HAYNES Graduate Of the Lylne IN
Londou Tickets for the 81 single neEei . L.
be had a, Nh Raynor bocksors IS 6owery anda 'os a0o
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
,ror csmmsraa, ana Nonsy Matters, SEE Las' Ra9'l

iEor cemmercia, c,d Aonsy Matters, SET Las; Pd9sJ
THURSDAY, p. NJ.
The stock market was rather hrmer to-day, ana
some Of tho fances improved slightly but just before mo
Second Board the thrown into perfect 'ereh
ey the runor that adv.ceS OF declaration OF wax oy 'eA
ico had been received frcm Vera CruS via ha'ahs ana
Charleston and that the packet Rapid had osen eaf'u
no The Mortexna This ruinor the stock world all
anost for short time but rejecting on the p'oea
blttles of tho story the effect passed away as rapidly Us
IL arose The excitement WAS as great however Tor
short time a. If had arrived that the Monteznna had
,.oo ,h Navy Yard and that Mexican troops were ON
their victorious march up Broadway to storm 'ae ''u
in tho Park In the midst of all these startling ruuors
and the dangerous position in which this country s'nuS'
rSlnr snihation nj the hands OF the pu!ssant MsSeas
tho m beaded s,rscious gentlemen who preside over the
interests of the Insurance Companies in Wasee 'aAe
all the risk, thsy can get and do not dream OF inserting
the "war clause"
The Foreign Bill market is extremely inactive,
with large supply bills Tho Sterling cannot be sold
over 81 OF the reputed drawers Is said 10
have sold at 93 Francs aSas 23s. southern Sterling IS
81 and diifcrli OF sale.
The Philadelphia Ledger is Of opinion that the
Angus, intercat will be paid according the provisions ofhe
Annropraton Bill. authorizing the next sci-annual pay
m. ofhe satein;erest In M by paying pro-ra;a 10 all
claimants all the moneys the Treasury on the lst OF Au
gus, and by checks the Bank Of fennsyvsna for The
remainder due not running moro than months From the
h, ,norms,iou we can obtaln the amount In the Treasu
~ on the Is. OF Angus, applicable 10 the payment OF the
interest will be not far from ssoocoo. The present sua-
onof the Treasury is worse than would have been had
the Tax Collectors been pressed make payment INTO The
Treasury OF the funds in their hands II Is wen '
considerable amounts are in the hands of these Coeeto
whc would have been paid into the Treasury had ps'p
1eons been made and it believed that ms
been ADOPTED purpo,ey either make the apparent
OF the Treasury ground for stock secuations or .. s
appearance color to Gov Sha9ks , iaes Of
tha; the Angus, interest could not be PAID Inc s ~
Pennsylvania SIS at the Stock Board to-day reacnsu
600 at firm rates. mostly sold by the Great Bear.
The following are the comparative earnings ana
tonnage Of tho Reading Railroad tor the second week IN
ASsn in the last three years ,s,.
Rsce,p.s ss.ss7 So Ss.ss0 81 sl5,lo2 q
Tonnage 1901 90 6 7o2 % 1l.slt 90
The ncee Of receipts from lS44 equal 20 IS per NJ
and nc tonnage Is equal 70 Is per cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

pnNxAN EVE RAI.GAM

ty-"THe LIGHT OF rnE bonf Is THt srE. ~ nm my g; q
calamity must il hoSe who have weak eyes TO e IN
W. r,sa twilicht They cannot read pleasant books or
write letters their friends or enjoy ys u e ;dys in
her holiday attire they condemned 10 constant
No, necessarily. however Science has pro1uesa many
n, oC The pstiens who have been cured BY It's
could not be read sitting II the YIELDS are ~
M Ma, -y-hails boodshot what the cause may nav
hen-ia,t cal! at the store of Messrs Sands 20 III ~
way and they will furnish with Jar OF the DasA LOT %
niir,iisu for short time. You piu succeed;
Pr,pared and sold by A. 3. SANDS CO. Chsnnts anu
prnrri,ts 2s Broadway cor Chambers St Sold also al ~
- - i.s Ihe' y. III - ~, Roadway ais 3tis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
DIED,

April II. Joseph Morgan. AZ, native OF Wales
l6,h Francis Domingo, AS Mrs. Julia Ann Frsoo' 'onh
Savage, a. ,,.,,
Az Fredonia Chaut. Co. 18th, Henry White OF BUFFALO,
"a. a. Dave
AZ Mansfield, N Y, 9Oth ult. Oliver Smith, 81 Revo-
lutlonsry Patriot. ,.., -, Z,
At Buffalo, 18TH Elizabeth. years and 4th, Isaac )
yeaIs children OF Isaac and Elizabeth Harrison.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
U. $. Circuit Court.

In the suit brought by HuST and HoLcoNB against Bur-
ros MoEss alleged infringement Of patent for sweat
ing hides being part the process OF tanning the Jury
found verdict defendant. In the action entered by
Mes.rs BLAKE against WALTER u. SMITH. for alleged
Infringement Of patent for bedsead cas,ors. the Jury also
found defendant. An action brought by THOMAS
PKossEH against IRVING VAN wART for infringement OF
patent for making buttons The Jury found verdict in
favor OF plaintiff and assessed his damages at $1,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
COOKE ANTHONY & MAHONY.

PUBLIC ROOM IN THE 18TH WARD.
THE ASTOR SALOON. 1876 EiGHTH-ST. AND 6
ASrOR PLACE. three doors East OF Broadway
rJ- This elegant Saloon, tpPoa the first hoor)
nearly 100 feet ength with convenient entrance At either
nd NAV be rented by the day evening Tor all public oees
,ions Also for public worship on the Saeesih
- ,Ls ,-.,is-s or 10 JOHN H. BROWN X
D;,pTHEiS IS aud s. Broad street or ssl Broadway
= THIS room particularly well aaafted oI ,nose
SalrS koOla. -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
u.,.x. Apr;I.,b

Sugar, remain scarce though the noticed
last Of the 2h ul,mo Transactions t' larger extent have
taken place during the week than anticipated though
with no reduction prices. hut the hrm at 81
l3 for orres aud 10 II. for hall aud h, inferior to far
on,ti. Coffee holds !; S. with bat very little
Offering Freghs are lower than known for many years
hsyins been for Cowes and in thu Bal
Al as low as co mud for the Baltic f2 s. Exchange
London - prem the United States but little doing at pre-
yious rates. The imports for the last month boxes
Of sugar and SIS bag, of coffee The great falling Off
moasses which hhds have been received cosswise
Al this port durug the whole mouth of March.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
SOUTHERN PORTS.

Correspondence OF the ELtlaaeIplia
LEwss Del. april Is. lsl5-I2 ".
Brtcs Ada Eliza for St Barts Pearl. Boston and
sctr Boston, fo- New York. went 70 sea asi eTenrg-
Brss Esther, and Michigan. for Boston EiHlirs ioF
Ne-York sloops lanes Butler and Dusty Miie ior 90.
went 20 morning YcstcrcaT afternoon tSo "iAee
q COW and cf made their appearance In this 1eshoor
hood and az one time within 5O yards OF the Break
water. Boats approached within twenty ya's OF tle!
They played about the North side Of the Brea2*ate ana
toward the pitch Cape FOR about TWO hours and then
The Revenue Cutter forward Is the ony YES
sci noN at the anchorage. wiLt w : W ana wsa.hef
pleasant. Yours, &c honf-i'l L.. l.
PgtLApE1PHA April I6-A7riree briC L:conins, Wood
bury. from New-York; schr. VIM s. Camp Camp Clark
saybrook: Thebe Baker Crowel, Boston; IuscaTora'
smith New-York sloop Expedition. johnson, " YORK.
gaupaore April I6-Ar scr Thaddeus Mott, Savannah
Pocbe,ter Clark SYork; Henrietta, Hughes CharlestoI
CID brig Hope inwcsi Lee saacWicN' Mas sea's
Alexandria Lewis. Siork-
sailed brig Krkwood. Haney, NoEleans; Mary How
land, Providence.
Rieaend April ls-Ar scars orson, Henderson, SYork;
sailed chr Joseph Marsh. Pierce, WORK.
YorfE, April l5-Ar schrs Mary, Trefehen. Dish.on;
Hannihal Parker, do Flo, Sickerson. SBcdford.
Sailed, schrs Ann d. Bedel, NYork Chariot, jenkins,
Chas Henry, Harding Boston; Mosclle, sianna.d, New
Haven.
Charleston, April I4--Ar l2;h, ships Warren. Howes,
Boston; Mary Ann, Brown, Boston; Br bark Cleaner
Crawford Gibraltar: schr Julius Frinsle Stevens SforS
Ar I3ih bark Roman, Doane, Boston; Dan schr Mare,
Nelson London.
Cl'd, ship Mosee, Somerby, ilavrc.
Sailed schr Erleine, Nichols. Boston.
MoJie April 0--Ar ships ondisan, Glidden, Phiiad
waverly Stnith Lverpool; Jas Cooper. Varney. New
York harks Fanny Loveti, Liverpool; Ahagun Fnnev,
London; Isabella. Kelly, Niork
tTd ship Milton, Gersam Boston Julia, Burgess, Pro-
v!dence brig Morea, Edgar, Nlork.
Nen O,lsanf. April 9Ar ships Arkansas. Bunker New
York Union, Issttone NYoIk
Crd, brgs ARIEL Sturdvan NYOrk; Alderman Fabens,
Boston. ..-----.,,u. -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
poIses IN OUR COURTS YESTERDAY:
superior Court.

Before Chic! Justic JonEs
c.srfAs and jog RrSo JACKSON AAhIah , Iss.
r1cop TO recover on policy OF insurance os !oss on
sIn,er,, Of s9soo worth Of cigars &c from Cuba 70
tbu po... verdic; for Plaintiffs, Sos2 ''c-
Before Chief Jnstsce OAKLEY
.r, p.cyvoon v, THE MAYox, ALDERMEN, &c. Of
xsYorkAc;ion TO recove. for loss Of rent On block
",. ed On The saserly sde Of sth Avenue, be-
cs,r.cor for opening 23d street: in blasting rocks
:,ag tenants 70 become alarmed and refuse tc occupy
Traet for Plaintiff S400 1.-THE surety OF Mr.. X. VIII be
held by the Corporation.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

Sin inst OF Cape Florida, Spanish GoTe-n-sH; brig An
t.evto, from Havana for Catiz.
9 inst lat 2s 30 long 20 TO- spoke ahiP Kensingtor I'm
Mobile for NTork.
18Th, shoal Nantucket NV 20 miles, schr John Dan
Ian I'm Boston for JacIne
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
Rrrr.1n Anr;lli,


wa quote GOOD common brand, Ohio and Michigan flour
today at 81 Ola sale of bbls Michissn all brand
having been made this price, and good OHIO and Michigan
hnr ing been offered the quotaon We hear o sac
AT Iockport of6 900 bbls -four Pyramid Mills Spaldnss
brand not to delivered unt the middle oi May 81 oct
o0u benr paid down OF sale and tho balance 10
be rmd The delivery of the Aour In Wheat there nothing
az v. doing herche of the Velocity IS Stli on the
m,rke, at IS cents, small parcel of sandusky offered
a
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
AMISEMENTS.

I1-vryIIE VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL Ny
j sCAL ENTERTAtNMENT-Mes Messrs- CnafIes l.
S.-<, .nd rSe Andrews respectfully announce ,hs
S hsy- usi,ed r JuvenIle Music Glasses esisni1s %
sire Musical Euts,-aisuea; the SIsd~ay @ @
Friday evening. Aptii IS 'si3 Tke 'oeI Nass y" III L.
s., of solos Tr0, Semi Chornses snn CScrses ne n
;-re,,l Nssc will De performed BY Air. Barnes Javere
Company OF ve VioEs Oersys ln's one VoloaSs.'e:
~ rhl- aai Piano FcTts fstfcrmancr 70 commence
..t past ocIcck precisely. Director, NJ, SSIsss.
Ticket, IS each. CdE hiii Fs'es 10 ee ooeheu u
The door on the evening OF Performance.
rS,x--.,u-rp--t for s-p- wealth. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
court calcndar-THn DAY.

..,,-,os cou,r-Nos. ST. i', 80. 6s, 60, 81, eo' a.
4. e. n % IS, inclusive.
q, cner,r coo,1-sos. 80, 49, aal. a. IS, 81. sa 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
REArTIFrL SONGS.

BEAUTIFUL SONGS.
rubri,bed bT- H. q DAGGERS 30 Ann-sr. Parts III.
" ard = fihat Clsssics Collection; entitied
so Z II u y D Z y ;,
osIGTsAL AND SELECTED Br Z. IVES. H.
T,t y-ofkiSyu.d Parts with th- i've Parts IL one
som. of the beautiful SONGS that hsF- tpreaIed
he Crrta. aud reach words translated lnto Eng
l;sh or oVidsd original sois 5T Pereyal Macleod
cthes The collscoa eoESIs' ,ney OF songs never BE-
fore published In ts count.y 1nt ihsir way, ifiec
gems. ID, nj, - w.
l,s SlcIntre 553 Broadway aad 4 A. V an Gelter sSs
y B. Order. this work aud also for the SEEI HovES
rcrfos Or S.cREp MusIc aGd the Musical bum.
received by Z Ire. Jr t;h- proprietary AZ ms icad.my oil
-. Hon. n,i.,. ~ ltls-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

To Teachers and Learners OF the German
LANGUAGE-In p.ess and will be published the 2lst
tay Of April INST. \ HRASk-BooS IN ENGLISH AND
GERMAS. with literal translation Of tho German into
English. Together wita complete explanation Of the
sounds aud the aceeutuaon OF The German by Moz En-
;hser Teacher Of the German Language in the City Of
SeuYo,k Cfor School, and Private Learners) Price IS
eeps The u;ual discounts Agents and BOek.eiers.-
FOR Gale nv ZtEsEa & Co. Phade hid; at the Office OF the
J5ts-e sine po.t Sew-York Orders may be addressed
- GRIZZLY 81 NcELRATH, Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

Ship Martha Washington, Stevens, from View or!sans
March 81. cotton, &C 10 master. ls passengers.
Schr z Betton Travers i3 d IN Por; al Prince coi-
fee. &c. TO Y I Mcrreaiy. Passenger NJ Oliver
Scar Col simon, I'm Nantucket, utse-
No vessels In sight a: sunset.
WIND Ne. Weather f5sgy-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

~ Mercantile Library Assoc:a:Iou.-An si
meeting Of the Members of the M-cantie Lieray
sseciator, will be held in Clinton Hall ou friday Er
MING 2fh Instant at II O'Clock the report o the
Committee appointed at The last meeting TO form Consu;
Debates BY order, CHAS. NJ. WiEATLEY,
.Ie %. Recording Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

~ Canton MnttinSs-Just received, per the Snip
Nstchez large invoice ofchore Aa,tinGs o belutnl quail
nv made TO order for this market Of every description and
,siij,h for sal. chean bv REUBEN SMITH. JR
ali avis Broadway. (opposite City llall.)
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
FnRFIGN PORTS

A.. Por, au Prince 81 Inst. brgs Republic, Wilson, for
York In 10 s Sou:he of and for Boston, day. schr
star Webster Baltimore, ds bark Daniel Webster, I'm
Baltimore.
AT Mirogoaue. St Dom. a3d ult. schr Thomas, Weeks
fin and for Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
NEyy AND IMPORTANT LAW BOOK.
M L-N Irf.l lrr'GR~

Administrators and Guardians, the Sarrogles of the sew
oral Conn'ie. [nyy er> and business genenlly.
The EXECUTORS. ADMINISTRATORS, AND
CtrsRDTAN'S GUIDE containing Summary Of he Laws
of New YORK regulating the appointment powers, duties,
rights and obligation. OF Exrcntos Admn.hos ana
which addel Appendix containing Many oil te pactcal
, nce-ury To h used by them the transnctnn OF the
u.Iess relating 10 their several trusts and also copy CT an
Act ,specting the fees of SurogneS. passed May l " by
p. nd Wright. Esq. counsellor at law Price 81 %.
just puhlrhed and for snIe by - 80,
oiS MARK II. NEWMAN. ls' BrOnGwhy.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
SPOKEN

The outward bound Packets Itl detained In cons
quence Of easieily wiats.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS
AT THE NE wy o R X
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

Three doors below tho Franklin House.
The subscribers are now receiving the EuIopotn
markets the latest fashionable styles Of SPhlSo
GOODS adapted for Gentlemens with which they are
prepared 20 fus their and the public with their
Spring Garments very modsae Our stock OF an
cy Goods rich, being selected b. our Agents from he
Paris and London markets cathsreby enabling US to
offer the richest and most desirable every article be-
longing To gentemans wardrobe such prices as will con-
vince the most scecal that do and will furnish our Gus
toner with full or partial outfit unparalleled low pnees-
not taxing patrons with the delinqusIss neeeasay at
,ched 10 the credit business Strict puneuaty obserVedin
hi,Ins orders NO DEVIATION IL PM C. BOOTH & CO
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

~ SPRING STYLE. OF HATs.-BIRD, CORNER or
PINE AND NASSAU srREkrs-Gent!emen Hats oil the style
for the ensuing season will be introduced This Day (Sau
day, March, lst 1861
al lmis. BIRD corner Of Pine aud Nassau STREETS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

BAxx ron SAVINGS No 43 Chsmhers-stneet,
~ Notice-'rhe Depositors and the public generally
are Informed That hi, Institution will be removed on The 5oth
Apr instant 10 the new iiTsproof building. No. Of Cham
S street where the business on that dav and ihenceiorth
will he transacted X. {. CORNELL, Secretary.
anr;I M Isis all is t30th
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18


The amount cleared by the French packet was
American Halves Observation-Disclosures 5000
$4,000
70, St Thornas-Auerlcan Gold
For Laguayra-French Silver r.-------------- 2srf'o
Total. $50
The Mechanics Bank has declared dividend
OF 81 per cent. payable frat of May.
Tne westches;er Co. Bank has declared dividend Of ):
per cent. payable LIST OF May.
The Fulton Bank has declare! DIVIDEND Of PEI cent
payable the lst Of May.
The Bank OF Sew-York has declared dividend Of Per
cent sor six months, payable and after the is' Of May
The act rechartering the Commercial Bank OF
pennsriv.nia passed on the 2sih . was unanimously ac
cepted bv the stockholders hsr general meeting held or
Tuesday last.
The Western Railroad receipts continue to show
large Increase. The earnings for the week ending April
l2th. were. iS4'. lsA4.
Passenger, ,.........--.--. s5,2e5 s5,s9s
Freight ht------.----------'' ''23a 'io'
rotal...............sl2,5ls slosOs
Previously since January 7,7l7 1902
ro.al. .sl7O.2a5 sl2se3a
Excess in isi5---------- S4o4o3
Sales of Stocks at Boston, April 16: Is shares
Boston and Worcester Rrd i7i-5o Old Colony. b2m Oi
90 L Island 72t-Jg Boston stock l33sz Reading Rrd
24!-l2 do 24-25 Sorw and wo7 sim. esa-25 DO s3rn.
6s-loo do s5!-l00 DO b2n. $50 Wilmington 2l-l50
do b2m, 2lf-i0o do, b0ds, 2-l0O do. sim, 20.-5O DO
2O..
The movement of the Bank Of England has been
as follows:
Dec = Jan. /. Feb. %. March p
Circulation 4e7 SIS 1868 73o le7eo3o5 ls 592 675
Depo.u II 2ls 38l l5.4O3963 l5,l7s.555 ls,4i5535
Securities % I8i 1892 "a 96s 6l6 i4.oss73 5,e+f5s
=
Notes on hand. s.2,6,Io5 s,ils,l25 S,Ss93l5
This gives increase Of bullion and decrease Of crcu-
ation by OF paying in notes on account OF public de-
pogits.