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~ no ls2 Broadway. OF JOhnst up stairs, tise
Of No - FuOnsL begs respectfully 10 niorin bis trends
anu tie public he las received his al aud Winter
sOck hoe Cloths Cassimere-, and Nestngs, purchased
for cash. which he viii AXE 10 superior manner Those
l.l ind goods shall have them made UP Ia Inc
same manner d. ii they purchased Of him.
N. Is C. T. r. attends TO cutting personally and WIZ
the tasle OF bis and his combined, win The
fashion, he receives sefonthy from London and Paris
rnak-- A garment tha, cannot b. surpassed o3 In
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THE ORIGINAL GENUINE

DUIMOSIC SYRUP, prepared scusively 10 New. YORK,
Undor my supervision and care IL or sae a. the od
established Office VI the Proprietor, No iJ ConAnd-st on
sOvrH side door the corner Of Gfeenwcnst
and At No orHER PLACE ia this city.
am . particular my dr-ctions and trust thai my
friends and the public generally will bear them carefully
mind because the celebrity my Great Remedy
the marked popularity OF my TREATISE and the extraordinary
.ncc.s of NV mode o treatment called 'orth some OF
w, nosl attempts deception that imposiore
eyer d.y-ed Aysrice prompted seak paHde5"s sane
ton.~ ever Folly and wrong have run 'neif
reckless. course and left pa,ry srihcs aalrisd no wcxa
Or desperate espeoen unesorted TO- be ioft1nsey os
The ssrty VI lie the security Of hean, uefe ~ ~ .no
Public Mind spirit Of enquiry winch VIA expoee, ~,
mobile sen.e OF recude nics VIII condemn AL sucn WI
pirciped prsstces and force the Offenders INTO nen
raj and compel them ~ feel me cnsseenns " ~
.,rv and me humi.iaiicn Of contempt -. s..,
II l. painful To dwell upon tie mistaken eh" ~ r..
rnb- cupt.tv aud cone seldom a. p"ssy.e. A"'
uns.ry te uninforrnd those unsf " IN VOC .a
...,,e,ny process by which great shows are g"' up ana
name. l rn..hed ghi De nisea nnir-s eniphaASJ CO.."
i,,r~s ~ ssn,t The WHY. designing schemes
A. RI mv-elf feel prOpef stfrngth IN my own righLs
phr .rnt.nrnt enlightened and impartial tys long since
s,ns,ned fully n ileir l.vOr and every additional effort
~ deeevers only 10 establish the excellence and
AIMS VI Original Genuine Medicine, IN su clearer
ighl aud elevated position No other syrup 10 equal
% OF lie ine, AMI for Consumption, Colds, Coughs Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia, Il 10 acknowledged 10 be The
and beet remedy and Will stand rm upon tie rock Of
successful experience whea tsn manufacturer Of
pgl devices and lrert mixtures rhs have pzss utterly
away oil nj RS. BkkhMAN.
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NUEAP FASHIONABLE Tailoring EsIablishmer

HHEAP FASHIONABIE Tailoring bsiaOh-hnenl
" - Caihrrlne-st hepry.Oentlenlen w'O pauonZe
IT, subscriber VIII promote their interest because his prices
AZ - per csnI less than other establishments are IN
he habit OF char gn HE bs garments Tor style, nsh and
strength are equal the best IN the CITY The following Is
The range Of prices charged al this esisasenenla nj N
every case warsnedSgperhne Vest Of In gland blacs and
fancy cord Nth Coat 81 to 81 do BLACK and fancy cassi
Pants, $40 g. Vests ofegery Kind velvet sis sail
cashmere &c 1i 10 T. Globes repaired and cur The
nlo.t r.as1nab.e t-rn.. loln imeod0.- JOHN MOFFAT
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UNIOrHERs AND NCRsESo-If you wond ~
lvl "Dr. EpaHf c. LIBERATED SeotArsg Sysp" your ttis
babss would avoid very affecting and distressing symphonic
and often fatal convulsons The gums swell, The child u
seized Frequent Of crying etchings STARTING The
sleep. and spasns Of peculiar para shrsks with violence,
puts neers into IL noah, &c Sold by j. o. FAY Sole
Agent. lSs toions- Lamp Sore) Sun Bpdsg kew fo.k
Pfee " cents. -~-~ jyk omsod
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fr.- are not exc--i this country. -ay rs uuIne
rous patrons The public respectfully invited TO cal and
jos ~ Tor themselves. "e Sm
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nRUG STORE IN THE COUSTRY.-An excellent
Dopporaniy Ot-rs to person VINO "sneso engagei
the Drug Dye Wool Pants Fancy Articles &c business TO
buy out Old stand established Is year- cAshbuness "
RON ten 10 e, Thousand dollars be done every year
pronaby aud safely. rh- Store is situated the
pirasanlssg towns us State and viii be -Od asOra
be terms. Address ~ Z e. box 1877 Pos, Ohce, poet
md oil
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p TO THE PUBLIC-THE BALL ROOM 10 tns
FL Shakespeare Hotel Is fitting up and VIII be IN com

- pes order by the first Of October. Persons wishing
To get up Society Military Balls OF any otnef I'M
w1sh 10 anuse themselves during The wincr. wln
Do well By xsnnng the for themselves and inc eu
scrlef they be pleased vim tislocsnon wmsn
city. -, - a., 80
The Room will also be let, through the season. 70 say re-
.pectabe teacher of dancsK, who can get schooL ."
.,,co an one The room Will be lot low. ,.,.
a'.n a spl-ndid Room suitable for Lodges, WIN I'll W
figures winch can be put IN opofsi'o" WIN very ""'
Trs i. s,sch-d to The cane building room sushs ir
holding two Billiard Tabiea Inc so"'e f"o" WIZ 10
low 10 good tsnanls <... ,,S.x.,. l,,ua.
Those wishing any Of tfs above dnefeo A"'s
Of business will please Call and sce tor themselves. a,
The Lusine Sc OF Boarding viii be- continued - usoA
per ay by the week and 10 permanent tosess pr
Ger !, lh, patrons Of i~ house
Lodging al - cents per night o,,.xsuxs
" iIneOd ~ .. AuhHSo.s-
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I'VE BALD.HEADEp!T-L " your hair :

&C NJ BALD-HEADEB."-Lo % yVuT ILNI II
Il 1, falling SUt turning grey IL there dandun "a
he root, Try 4" WyErHs CsLsa o. LILIES, celebrated
for years for the establishment and grown Of the haf
ore vents ia falling turning grey, and y une7ieea
lOr The v.etfOr real false c1ris. L. Laiirs, ~ IL
For sole by J. o. FAY 10 f2Ionsirvei tLainp SlofsJ
ps.r. ~
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NIRs. ROsE-MInn=ry, Dress, Cloak AND hasit sis
WI .rr rs Waalkers the Bow cry, here rs 70
.uctiy .ociis the patronage Of In lsaes sr Pieose
her self 70 execute orders with elegance and oes
~, o.; - - $500 o0 lws
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Al rnlA KENyAib.-sloeu IRON the steainboa
~. OUO Mss.scna.rii.. on SUNDAY morning, sIu

AZ.OUO Nhssachus-lts,o Saturday morning, Sth
,,n1 square russell Nasse marked N kow.c,, Wt~"s
asnl Mass. containing Ssl Scv-Siosv vi wmen wss "
- ns. a.; thus ca, aud Stale Sew-losk, In Slvs S@vs
40 and Slows $1,000 renl.n Baaa. W renusn, Asss
:, SW. s0s anu sl00s; >i2vW u Ease'n Bulls oi tsc
T,,,ing DENOMINATIONS, Wit: taf bulls VI Nv VI ue
snno Bank Boston; $40 e.lis On uie Mci thAhls
6rs Boston ANA one $40 bill OF ,r- SH~mut bsaA noe
son ANA $50 bill not recoireua sia Spin ~ T -
and bills the Auburn banh sd COW " 'Ho lump
nns Co. Bank, Ithaca, N. York. -
A liberal reward viii also be paid iof ms recovery "
PocAet Boob stolen from my poSke containing 'seA
Die papers 49,. -. .,,,..,,, ,o,s..,,., A.,
release the and ohcefs Vi lhcpo""oi" 'ne" "s'
l me for the amount oi my ioss a. A..
W '"' W. REUBEN ROwLEY, Wrsuthsin, hAs<
Nsw-Yotk Sept. ~ isa' ,.,..,,,.
NB-For iaft er paruculsrs, apply W Chlei o Police
DrscslprIoS " THE THlEs-tis - very scnssei ~ up
pesrance aud address speaks Qurk about ~ year, 49,
i,.t or = luches high, well name. dark hAr and wms
Ser. woro "a black dress coat bscs san sess sno osA
o,nts re-. STRIPE; gave the o Svuhsste, ANA sup
posed - ,e au American
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MACHINERY NOTICE

MACHINERY OF every description will be mad. 10 Or
1V1 der by the subscribers favorable terms a. can
be procured from Machine Shop in toe country APP
pcation may be made 10 James Weeses, ESQ 81 John st.
New York the subscribers Newburgh, Oraf &c Co
NY JAMES y sTARRETT s CO sI3 I'm
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boarninS ano Sotels.

lOARDING.-Rooms single aLa double, can 10 oo
ID famed al No. ii BaTeaysL Tue house contains every
n.era Improvement with new furniture, ~hirt, WIN us
hcati1n makes deslIab.e winter residence oiSN
aDuAKDlN(s-A gentleman and wife, or Two single
ID geneneD can be accommodation WIN sooo ooau III
pleasant room turnlshed) IN genteel private sny, oy
apfy ,h. s,s IL y,une oil lws
lDOAkDlNG.-A Goatleman and Lady or t"o nngie
Id senlemen can be very pleas anLy accommodated WIN
Paror aud Board just west oi ine Asof House Ic 70
cation airy and qae,- Applya 20 sesey-sI OIL Ivy
upnAKOI s,-AUentemsn aud has WI ewish iot board
ID IN prlyule family where there few or no boeIde,
m the negborhoo vi Moronst Dinner Tor me geneemah
ON sundays Address 4. e. al tins Office. oil ~.
ID Win lnelr wives may obtain very pheasant Furnished
r,oms with board at No 26J WiiismsI NV dooss rom
Pcar-sL =. :"
s,(DAKDiN(. IN East Broa4wsy.-A few Oeniiemen
ID and their Wives single Gentemen can DO ecconm
dated with pie and board Ia qset family wbes9
there but few boardes The location Is very pleasant sna
desirable Apply al las Eas Broadway References given
ard required e,.~
IpOAKUlN(s, near BroadwGy.-To Let, Large and
ID small rooms with board, 10 gentlemen and their " vss'
or single gentlemen Apply 81 2, RoAfesI Reference
CURED. ----------,- y. =,
A ROOM WANTED in a neat, pleasant house, WIN
"A breakfast during tho week. and dinner and tea on sun
days, by Young Man. location west Of osawry pre
fenei References exchanged. Address C. b. q. Tribune
Office. o,- ~
1DeUDNi, 10 LIZA front farlor ana rooms above,
IL can hes hal where there boarders, IN private
f,nnily Nj No 5 Bowerylocston very pheasant near
ION PARK and Broadway Also, board may Do hsh se29
red References exchanged Apply al The house or - NO
Il Water t- up stairs W. :.
xxyANTED-By a respectable Young Woman, siiua-
w uon a. chsmpernad and waiter. Please apply o. NO
AZ Mrdsou- Ia the baseneuI oiS ~
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DIANO FORTE Msnusclofy-Isss - sss,,umss,s.
b,eh are warrsnsd superior W Asy ", 49, =,
kecp In tune much longer. The Improvement s ob,ee
non bsrslolofe c.u4ed by VI mstaic p'et 10
I'm, tI. tome Professors and purchasers Ss 'n'"S~
al eAa"''"A " GLENN, ROGERS co.
ia 4ulfon.st Essl side 0foodwoy
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,Ia;N AND ORNAMENTAL rsiatins; -rrsnspa
- ence. ana every description OF artists work e.scntr
win pearnass and pfompunde Also. limitations Of Wood
w. he. Snop correr Of William and Cedar euuAnce
a. % Cedar-st-
- LIZ. SEYMOUR B0SSErEa
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FOUNDRY FOR SALE.-Ine Fixtures complete
with sasss, sand, Ac- VI snug Foundry, occupying
three il Jersey City, tie Ferry, now ia The
nxluTes viii sold and he bui ns ana ground leased Al
reason Some considerable amount Of wOfk VIII
be given to The purchaser. Apply -
olSSt SAML T. ,PELMAE 80 Wsier-st
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h Rass .:9 %s "a
COR .s,sby Ios InsJ JOAN 0lDB6, IN Psssl~
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Daieni Alebitinfs.
sANDs's sARsApARILLA.

yox rrs xyxovAL AND PERs.ScHr cvas oF ALL sis
x,S,. asfsiSs Tsox An iNPusE srArs ~ rss
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GFINR FRENCH BOOTS for s3rso, cy a,

6FINE FRENCH BOOTS for 49, ay nsa -
me French imperial dress boot ios 80 ~ ~osk
tnose IN sde In other for ~ and q; hns t0oen
aier proof boots, with oiled silk between ns 1gPs
10 Saequa To those made IN other sores for s1a ~, 81
boot. warranted TO give satisfaction al Young souss nn
French Imperial and shoe mandatory % ~ 49,,
a-aloasbse in city. Wei say 10 one and s19y
vi u.s. and realize saving Of hfiy Per eeae -,
dome 10 bs .,ore. YOUNG JONES, No. Ann,er 49, 49,
g,u.dwsy. New Yoss smsl. pronis oor mouo O leeea
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BOOTS. SHOES AND bRooMs.
1910 Pairs Of msa and ecy' te.es s soSss
lVUV 500 psrs
iooo womeos' Bootsees ke
v....,. sor Am ooIy' nv 0URLEY 1 HILL,
ais inecd' w Div " ", ~ ss.es
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~ platform, scales, weighing tom a 10 1900 Toe
of p LAbares manufacture warranted equal " any 10
he urIed Stalrs, for sa4e b A . AAhtlN,
as ~ Aseua DR. Asasiscl1res. lisa W aiar-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

r. Starry next week No. the Lives Of Remark.
able lrshmen Will be published in this city containing
memoirs of Thomas Tr-uor William Brown Liverpool,
Professor Adrain Bishop Hughes, Rev. DR. Porter Sena-
tor Porter. Fathers Murphy and Sheehy. Rev. James
Coigly Henry Flood John Tolsnd- Col Charles Citation
Lawrence Sterne. 5. ID. Langtree Robert Holmes
George Cam ns, senior, Walter Hussey Burgh, &C
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
Foreign Markets.

MArANzAs Feb l8I wrote you of the shortness OF the
crop here in my last but the falling off is proved to
be Tar beyo all calcuaticns there will not be half
Ine last years the worst accounts coming in
making 1000 last year. and SO boxes from another
making over 1000 last year; IS hhds from maxi
ing 800 last year, $50 from another making $50 last
the drought injured it, and the hurricane inishedi it,
have been told that on estates 1t takes thirty cart
loads Of cane to make the quantity OF sugar which
ten cart loads made OF Muscovado sugars there
will be comparatively nothing made around here The
probably be disappointed when they come TO grind
The accounts from the south side give bad results
there as here II not worse American produce dull; no
freighs yet Molssses II rs at which holders are frn
expecting from the scarcity rise; it very slow
~ and as the crop will be very short indeed no dout
but 1t will advance. Not than one fourth of the
quantity shipped last year at this time gone forward
now Exchange per cen. prem. so days; sterling
90 day oiis on London, IL per prem Rice IA rs
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
New Stock Exchange.
state OF Trade.

AsHEs-Pots continue in very limited demand and we
still quote So 93s 81, for old and
BEEswAY-Prime yellow sells wanted, at 29i 291c
The demand 10 very limited.
BREADsTuFFs.-There is no change in this market.
Southern -four remains at 81 62}; western, 81 rs 933
CoTToN-The market exhibited quiet feeling to-day
buyers appearing determined pay rates at pre-.
sent demanded The sales amount to 200 bales part of
which was taken from the wharf.
HAY-Sales OF common qualities ade at SO So.
WHIsKEy-Druige casks are dull at 22c. Western and
prison barrels are in limited demand at % 2sac.
REAL EsrATE-.at .auction-Two story frame house IL
Ehz lbeth st, lot IS by % Observation-Disclosures IT,. S3225
Three story brick dwelling and lot 8 Beach st, lot
~ # 'front.' % rear, 75s deep side 695 the
ether; house ~ by AZ, with back building l35ft
., ueoPs 1890. 940O
Two story frame house corner Spring and Thomp-
son ct; lot 20 IT by SO, house 20 by %, with sta.
DAS - sno ieai 47O0
No. 100 Spring ST. adjoining, lot 20{ Il 'front.' 633f
deep with frame house 2ot by 223 t........... 1900
No l6s, adjoining 2iA # front by "a It deep, with
two story brick house 2l3 by % #. -. 3475
Three story brick house aud lot l65 Adams street.
Brooklyn lot 24a by 97a #; house AZ Deep. 45OO
CATTLE MARxEr.At MARKET 900 beef cattle; $500 from
the south) l25 cows and calves, aGb 900 Sheep
PRcEs-Beef cattle dull Of sale at our last week
hgures, which we continue. Left over 100.
Cows-Sales at $l2 to $2s at S35 Left over Is
Sheep-We quote 81 80 to 2 80, SIS for extra.
Hay-A large supply at 60 10 cents per cwt.
The New York herald., 1845-02-25

leaux Fils soleliac cos Cushsn Kinson-a w Mckee
col Allen Hazen co-6 Lane Lampsoni Masters Mar
koe co.3R Haeht col Harrison 4 col NJ Da.
ys-i3 Chauaud, Schlumnf sieber-5 l. ID Moran
Thos Hunt Co.'S M Thomts-6 ii Cherrolat Co-2l
sheldon-i2 Cailieux; Fills Lalae & Coal N Felix
100 baskets wine Cazet Aatonel Sands-5
hof PEPPER karch-5 ,nne i Sprezor-9H Escher-is
rel Little. Alden Cot Colbz Col Town.
send sharpless Sous Mortimer (iantry3 Sheldon Co
.3 VandeIyoort Hayward-lO Ely Haulson-5 Wight
Sturges y shaw-30 Marie x Decopet-2 B q Wanwrgbt-2
bieht Sayin-3 Manuel Escher-4 Thorpecker Co
I Vol y Hansanburg-I2 L Curtis x Co.'S Edsafds
&Stoddard,6 Hourdeyuerd25 q T. Boker-2oo baskets
wine Msllets-l0o do g Herdt-2 cases Hepler & To-
suMeyer-9 steahe3' Richards, Bassett s Abom-2 VIII
Mann sonl2 Beck COS Lu,sucs Noela Gibson
bEnglish72oT Malii & cod Hyde col Brsse-
brese heese--3 ewis & Fairmin-l Il Baker & Co
Ahrenisld-7 Nezen-2 Hess NIB rg-7 Lachuire Fanch
q u Benard-3 Roger Gukanone-5J Beck-S Moran & Ie
,in-6 Losschgk Wisendonck-l8 Laurent Brohers-l5 L
LoTaial vagnin-l Bi hop-i2 Gourd-l X Fsifer-I
Ger Beer Mays Bossang-25 Bsnng Britte-3 Rotn-
snhamm-S Howland AsPnwal-2 Wiencke-5 Bouce eau
Meske-5 Borr schuchardt-s Bernhard 4 Hulion~2 X Z
PTqss Manuel.2 M Duffeldt-7 X Gniilaume K co-s
rsh-2 Peck col Hamden 4 col s + Low-l Nam
ning koser-l W II Msnn-i Cumming Main & col w &
fhppa &co-l Dalesme- w Lewis-2 q w Warren &
co.. Chester Clark COL Merriam Benard-l Jones Wa
rrnuiyI w n Lee Wiley Putnam-l Naper-1 Victor
Achiiles-l Young Smith, A Ward 4 col Murray
Engier-l Schuchadt, Favre col Babad-2 Boeripg
SWiue-2 Bernhard Hntton-2 Bcar, Benjamin < col A
ehodes. X Woodhead-l Clark Wes6 Steele, Dexter
u Fontaine COLI Moran & Isen-I2 Kenard co-26 do
to order.
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
Home POrts.


Sth loss of bow'pr buwas &C. having been into BY
,.s Eb ,ssd Enterprise Thaye Bermuda; Ga
L9;.ss Dame. Nsis s:s ss T$Sns: Manuel, '', w."
man, smca,oa Norfolk fof Thoms.ions' % Dss' ''''a' M ~
RroaLs trb Si7;A Excel Achron New York. Cid Gen
I.fs r.l.rme Che
H,nson Moore Cacuts; CTusoe, Chase, New Yoit-was
s r 5 hs maS had S s
asp zuist, MqTio. Ra.sisn, Tasisr, Bssy Martha, "
aissi a% fdss SsloF
~ sTssw sfs!s fs sNsG Waterloo poye Nyo1
Assaadr Hole o eS a for Qy y EapST for
s Mare St Domingo inst ior Bostenne no American
port May Delta, Meridian Ashland Arcade Cassius
PsovpEscx Feb 2s-sld Julia, Burgess, Mobile; Hiram W
ASoa DsTs an A ssd sSS
havtien Reports at Newcastle Madison Keller from New
ALsNxaSDa Feb a1ArT Dodge Knapp New York Glsd
f'o Boston, Joseph E'rdss' and Commerce. Dorothy
FnEPEnIeKsBvno, Feb al-,r Eagle Percy Boston-eue-
90 miles q Cape Henry, and was blown off distance Of
H. NGsT9.n Feb 1a aAr E%1rres r. Whstsn Newport coe
Mcfarland St Thomas Turks land~he i Townsend sid
and isesfs hScs yS J"c
WnMISG, on. NC Feb l9-Ar Clarion. sugctt 81 Marks
Nonpare Pope, Port Prince; Anawan Swasey
Lord Of the Isles [Br McKsnny. Barbsioss Mary anna
Besls, New Orleans; Mogq Moore, hs1tsnzas. Cd WIN
Gaspan !H Anhe%py Barbaioes; Enssy, frisbe, and W
,CnARLEsTeN, Feb 2i-An Emily, Sherwood. NYork CID
Caroline Fri suier Have; New York Hull NYork; TIE.
sachusetf. P,,tehard Am'.s,dam AT aoh Chsfa ll
lBr] Clark Liverpool; Alert Draper. Baracoa Sid Grenada
spoonss5 HAVE AT 18TH Lady Sale Anderson Green
Sarah Stewart Brl Low Liverpool; Zephyr. Wood Matan
sAyArSAH, Feb io-Ar Wakefield, (Brl Abel, London
and sid for St J9hn NIB CID Henry Jsatin, Lghtboan
pucsstt Iii MLy%yEpoo % Olympic [FS1 Racult H,vre
NYork. ~
ArALAcHIcoLA Feb l5-Arr Panthea, Lane; Mariana, Phil
Ps; HARMONY Macoduck, and Flora, Nc Near NYork Cid
gs sedell Croton, souard and Met mora, Weeks New
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
PORT OF nNw YORK. FEBRUARY as.
CleH red.

Cleared.
S ships Cotton Planter Pratt Apaashcoa Hurbut
GGsss. %s my
sas s.d:
& CO. )" 4" ''Nes
ship ann AN McKim vasms from Whampoa Nov 49, and
x T. ship T'fs 81 Paul.
s:2 mss.' ' with
O.weso, Wood from Fayal with md.e to Josiah Macy
sap Se dsy from New osn;
Ship Orleans Sears days from New orleans. witt with cotton
sTsd:S Cecilia Ls,e,s A.snd,,,, and
H.: as 10
ss soy ns Il 5
IS s%ss,S %.s :sS;
s e. s9 y Maaa
s: ss
sS SGEos s % oss,s % s e.
%! Ss'1 '?ss
S south 70 sSs. % OF b fs ISLAND e. NSw
light The wrsekers Commenced eh ening he by taking
would fs%ss ssas sGsa.
s hs e q p AZ S
Lost rndder falls. keel fore foot sc The brig Chincha
anxisusiy expected from New York. had the nth
Spoke nothing. ~ ~
Sch, Orozimbo Sargent days from st Crox I, Nesmith
Left Emily Da@ ~s S'S: SsdSs IS Ro, %
Sc sfh o Hfpr csy dNfE'e days from Norfolk with
schr Oregon Loursen from Warrington NC with naval
schr Amelia. Strong. days from Baltimore with mdse
master. 49, N' -
schr W Ksmpton, Osborn from Norfolk, with corn and
sshr Leroy Bede from Norfolk with corn to sturges
schr Rogers saer days from Richmond, with coal,
to master. ~ -
Schr Aurora, Woodbury.. from Philadelphia with coal, to
master. - -
Schr Ellen, from Saybrook, with mdse.
Below.
Ship s. Mary, Foster II days from New Orleans with cot
ton, to VIM Nelson.
Swedish schr Hazard from Legho and last from Gibraltar
so days with rags, to VIM Weisser,
Also, ship, barque, brgs.
Sailed.
Ships Eliza Ann Cheever East Indies; Quebec Hebard
hondon Rochester Brn and Hercules Madgan, Lverpool
ReSya.; e!nt Ralph Cross GlSyeI Genoa; brgS VIM
Martha; Democrat Howes Cadz; Wilson Fuller
Eugene Dfinkwater, bralar George Charleston; Alfred
Hamm nd, Boston, and Others
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
MlacellaneOua Record.
PACKET SHIp 10
n Iowa. Lines far Haxre. win .ail to.d,u

PACKET Sfiir Iowa, Lines for Havre will sail to-day
yG b. 81, ssos
ton Capt Brown The is discovered in the after part
% bead bales
suh the Gre BY the fire ship was towed from
s % G SepSe ss the Hog
s ~ & @ IL. S
ne ~:
pi,,ss F!ss;sS &: ,s
sl for Matanzas in sinking condition and took off officers
sse fs hs wa.
rhd water he crew lad been on The wreck
days, suffering every priva Jon. ;,
int" S% h fSoH Ss
as sse 1a o
Q On ss s Inst M ss % lon cE Merchant Of
sinking d,oe was unable 70 render her
f @ day e. y"E a pss sa sgss 9. #
Sn %,.ef Of PITCH pine lumber and b and the
Bs S,, nS cssfs,s a, Of and
a sh s VI on
s s nsis tSsASs
ifa RSs Cap,
about sSsls work. they
ucceeded at PM getting her to the mouth Of Kcnnebuu
water being up h last r Of ma,ses The Brig remained
gnet dung the night and the dchargng gon.
m rs with hs of getting enough out to enable the
scgR BYRoS from the wreck Of scbr Reside lost on Long
wcI ave OF Saturday with oad Of the cargo saved BY
body 9 the had been found Huntington and
SHIP CoSsTELLArIcs, Jackson, at Boston from Palermo
as 0n pa ns sn .es: s Il "a ~ lon several piece. Of
aoou ma nS IA do1ea iron bound casks apparently
SoMss hard could Re1 pck sns materials nat 70 belong to ship
PoRT OF NEW ORLEANs-The whole length of our Leyee
days ago there were ere n s Sors sd sbns G' q
baques Sc brg and 40 ars yss. az
.nd Gulf ;eSSof So. &C. engaged in the Lake
-. Spoken.
llton Brl 8 days from Liverpool for Savannah Feb
Sarah Jane Anderson DAYS I'm Boston for Po an Prince
Feb il, in Tatks island Passage ''' '' '''"ee'
Comet Chase from Barbados for Salt Key Feb in Turl,
Planet BIZ from Charleston for Kingston J Feb g. lat a.
MARY abigail, Of Yarmouth, Ms from Wilmington NC for
cT Grafton G,,das. EssSs
s1'sef ss s yIgss.:s Ios @s ssS:
III GsSss .Ssa, as Sss'a w'S'
Moao: N9y PIN Hebsr Parker. and Rcnaldson
ss . NYor at S &, BssGsTs Mssy Sid
Ii HasG kose.ln port Tiger Cook. Coquete Edrdge and
DAYS. dantsaS assom ro s,md,op u port Vernon Bi.o Falmouth
xmsss Ind 3ss1S, sdy sarah 6
snss WsssT sssseG%s S"., i?S s, r,svd1e
a eudietou and a"d S saa W n" Henry Cole ds Van
SS So;lnS nya ps5oy ;sh for 'fS'a i1s%
EXCHANGE smith, Portland sh Orb il.Isye @Ies cadena' 'h'
s ss 81 sss .as o S .d from Boston
Cd 3d. and proceeded for Port su Prince 'o"'"'