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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

81 LAW OFRICES.-EHeihle Ofices in the resr,
Es building, No, IS and ~ Nassau st. 10 be neatly
finished aud ready for Occupation on the fret day q
Nay next Croton viii Introduced each lEnf
ing Also, Offices front building. which vi. be pat
thorough order and repair diagram 81 ire Otces car
be seen by applying TO JOSEPH THOMPSON, No 3 EAs
sau.st- End story. ~ 3In
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Eunlps, Gut!srp, as.
PREMIUM LAMP STORE.

PREMIUM LAMP STORE.
EOUTHOUY L MEYERS, Sal Broadway respectfully
~ invite the public call NJ their store and examine tle
richest gnd extensive assortment 10 be found N m,
country Of BRONZED and CRnOLU CHANDELIERS
CENTRE. AANTEL. SOLAR BRACKET, aud READ.
ING LAMPS, CANDELAoRA, GlRtNpOLEsi 6hAO-
KET BRANCHES Gud CANDLESTlC As. IN every variety
Of patterns
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS new snd superb article Pc
calsrly desirable for packets and oieaInboets-
in evidence OF he superiority OF Is portion treir stock
gny other OF lis class offered lie public IA ms Sit
hey with hones pride refer less that SIN COLD
snG FOUR SILVER MEDALS awarded 20 tae manufacture
within The les! seven years for the greatest variety ana
beluy of pserns and The uurvaled hnieh OF their "ok
tyery article sold By C. y. warranted To DC Shst sl
represent and those h Wish obtain FIRST class goods al
priee often paid Cor such Of very Inferior Gcailiy
requested tsvor iheu %sh cali before purchasing
elsewhere.
y . liberal discount 70 Charchs. and Hotels Sly
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49, TAP-LO1T'7 GEnEKAl. ElalgfsiioM "
h5es - sDuh-st corner " NJ den-.sYe Ne" IoH
and - "aLeroo-road, Liverpool
Persons Vsnn 70 passage for their fents fro5
Liverpool! during the coming season, IL the Ne Line
L!1efyoo Pacae-s, re-2ecf-uy Informed by TIC 'c-
sfoer, ihal Inc undermenuoaed magnificent and syohH
P4cE slis WI sail from Liverpool posiryeiy adTs'
tlsediD any which pa.age be engaged tho 10.
REASONABLE. terms, and every necessary -.ns viii be n
- nave aos passage may oe agei ihls sss
Of Toe Atlantic despatched "a 40 comfortable manner
possible
The snip Liverpool. Gu 9Th Fe5rary-the Siddons oE!s
llth Fe5rGzcy-she Queen Of tho West, Ga MsreE-a
Saeri1al tI March
The ws knUHn SAILING q1Giiles Of Ties, .avoII:e psckss
reaSer aly e;arAs unnecessary, anG tteir Accommodate,
for cso second cabn and lt=erage PASSENGER sureas
nose any oth7r lD1. To secure p4sssIs ard issd
2arlc1lar.. apply To ". & J. z. TAPSC0TT,
P.S-W. j. I. 7. supply Drafls =, usasl, iof -,
AMOUNT payable throughout Great 5dtaa md Ireland "
-. EUB "a 1.-TWO cenlfe-boafd soop, tneJo59
- z HENRY 10 burLneu, and the FRANKLIN
HARcER- Of 20 tcnA They n0w ia gooG =;
dsr and lot For farther particulars inquire q va
MSS sELL, No. IL Cortland. al or TO 81 h CahIS
II T. al Pi.f 10 Nl.rlh RIVER f2Iw'
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PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected, february !. for 7se Nsp- York Tris.ne

Rr.Pritz.tv.flG7 30 clio =
Bar. Rus.P.S.I.lO0 -dlu2 80
Bar, Russia,N Sable 95dS so
Bar, Sword. s's37 80 a 80
Bar, Am Rols7 50 a 80
Bar. Eng. Refs7 50 q 80 80
Bar, Eng. Com-T 30 q ~
sheet, Rus.lstqn llso - Il
Sheet, English 4 An,e- II
scs1 Z a - II
Hoop, English & Arne-
Loan. .ewt. s 80 % 6 %
Blooms, Jersey
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Lee. nIrs. Cathariue
Lewis, MIA Mary
Lamb. Mira, HUDSON ST.
Mcdonald Ellen
McReady, Iii-s, CIosby-st-
Phillips, Hiss Sarah
Pecshaip, Miss, Hudso
Robertson, Maria
Smith, Miss Ann
smith. Miss Csiharln-
warinG, Miss, West-st.
r III. MORRIS, P NJ.
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DIRE INSURANCE.-The Mutual Insurance Com
pany of the City OF New York. Office No. 81 formerly
No. 81, Wast-The Directors have the satisfaction TO in
form the public thu. ali claims this Company occnsoned
adjusted paid in full and they deem ii proper to add
that although their have bean somewhat impaired by
the late o-.es Company have still invested
capital of TWO HUNDRED AND EiGHTY-FlVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS
This Company continue TO against loss damage
by fire favorable terms similar INSTITUTIONS IN lhis
city.
The Company commenced business In 1877, on the old
Mutual SYSTEM and continued il up the 1909 when
the Mutual plan abandoned and charter Obtained,
retaining he orna! but inappropriate naae as the bust
the Company since that period has been based on an
INVESTED CAPTAL divided into shares OF nifty dollars each
By order, GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. g. MCDONALD, Secretary.
New-York, October sith 1919 oSO u cod
TTlHE ALLIANCE MUTUAL Insurance ConPa-
L py-Ofice No. SIS Wsll-sreel-Wi!h sound Capital
pledged for future Losses, exceeding S2Ou,0U0-ailer
paving their claims by the late Confsgratonco
.lnue 10 insure against Lose damage by IRE and The
casualties Of MARINE and INLAND NAVIGATION, on
the moot favorable TerrIa.
~ All Losses promptly psid.
TRUSrEBS-
James De P Ogden Sam'l L. mi.ct-l, A o. Merchant.
James Brown Samuel Wule.s 6perS. Benedic',
John Chen, W,n .. Thompson flmet Reed.
7. Surnt., WIN. Adams Richard irwin,
P. Spofcr1, r Wh..mRrsh, Lor!ag Andrews,
A. Norre BenI. Richards, Abrn Bell,
D A. Comstocf James Reyhurn, r h. Delsno,
2. III WhiLmore, VIVA. Il. Aspnwal,A. Foster, J1.
Edw. T. Sanderson, Thos w. LUDLOW, @. w: Gray,
A. Wcodhull L-o'd ). Suarez Jas. Fl. Van Aleu-
Pobt |. Tayor Thos. 3. Richards, Jed Frye,
Edwd Center, John Crycer, Jacob Harvey,
Henry Chauncey, Schuyler Livingston.
JAMES P. DE OGDEN President
A. N. MERCHANT, Weep resident.
LEWIS BENTON, Secretary. 1y2Su
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~ FOR sALE.-House and 10: AS Reades 81 Inquire
ESa OF z. WARD, ESQ - John-st o. Mr.. JACOB LA.
BACH, 90 NassSa-st Us lms
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as TRIIlTy-SEyENrE Two Lots On S1l.
;a the South 81 Is, between 5'h and o avenues
A Lots - fee, BY hail the block. Also lot 81
st. on North side ieet Sthnvenue. Lot . rot
by halls the block Also on- Lot y. r. Of 8lrGv.
25h-s Lot 81 feet ncbvs NJ % feet deep For par
iculars applyto ANTHONY J. BLEECKER,
fllw Auc.iorges. No 7 HroaGst.
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A. pl.
LEWIS BENTON, Seer,
EeQal Notices.
IN CHANCERY of New. jersey, bet

IN CHANCERY of New. Jersey, betw cen Ellen Mar
agerrin complainant and Edwin G. Mareerum defendant
Order for puhca ioa l. appearing to this Court that the
above named deiendEnI End that process OF subpoena 10
appear answer directed to the defendant bath b-en
gigrly issued retnrnabe the fifth day of January
4 D. isi6 but shnt the defendant, Edwin c. MargeIur,
could found in this State, 10 be served herewith and
st be hath caused his appearance TO be entered as IN
process had been duy served and being made
appear by affidavit ID The satisfaction OF the Chancellor
that the said Twin g. Margeum resides OF the State of
New J-rsey 10 the State OF Massachusetts, IL Is
;herrupon this fifteenth dav of January in the year OF
Lord thousand els ht hundred and iory.sS on mo-
tor OF lssac W. Lanning Solicitor I'll The complainant ny
this order directed by The Chancellor mar the SAID ao7e
deeudect Edwin c. Margeruu appear, plead answer or
demu the ompanHnts bill or before TIE thtfd ues
March that IN default tnereo such uectse
be made against HIM Tie Chancellor shall tink equitable
and Just And further ordered That this order shall,
within twenty DAYS hereafter be served personally the
said edwin c. Marserum By delivery copy thereof
him. ne published within the said twenty days IN lne
Gazette newspaper printed al Trenton In this stale
and continued herein tor six weeas SUCCESSFULLY ST least
once in every And also in the ike and for
th. ike space oi time The New-York Daily Tribune
newspaper printed in The City of New-Yor: ,,,,,r
A true copy. saM'L r. GuMMERE. CPk. i2e iaw6w
IN PURSUANCE of m order of the Surrogate of the
County Newfork, norce is hereby given TO a. per.
having claims against Jacob Drake late OF the City OF
deceased 10 present the same win me vouchers
thereoio the subscriber 1t his residence No IS Bowey in
the City OF NewYorS on orhetore The eighth DAY OF May
next Dated New-T3gs The Gh day of November 1910
SaML. T. SKlDMORE, Executors
rs Iaw6m WILLIAM Il. TITUS,
IVA E., ISl5.-Oihce Receiver OF Taxes, Public
Buildings PARK Jan !, la+6-Pubic Notice is hereby
given thai addition OF cent VIII he made on all
taxes remaining unpaid the 18th Gay Of February and
tgso per cent the 18th day OF March The receiver
would urg. upon tzNpsyers the importance OF making
early payment possible 10 avoid the crowd AMI delay
which must necessarily occur just previous per
ages being added Hours for receiving money from 10
Bank money ONLY received under any circumstances
j2i Ifebl5 JOHN STEWART. Receiver OF Taxes
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The packet shp YiRGIEGAN, Cep- Hem, hUfIhen $50
tons VII s3cc.ei tbs rgtTick Henry the ih of
FeYusy. PesOns ntendlsF serd Tor their fi,nds can
ave them boHgii ogL by either die above named vessels
On reasonable i-rrls By applying ~ hove. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

ORTEOGRAPHY AND DEFINITION
Acknowledgment and Synheucal OF Orlhogrsphy
lFQ aud Definition. by James y McEgoit Principal OF
The Mechanics Society School. New-Iork.
10 MARK H. NEWMAN, Publisher. 100 Broadway.
A LMANA CS.-The trade supplied with AiIuanscs q,
"A prices Manufacturing. ~ The Tdhnne office au+
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This Company Mss had but loss, amounting 70 600
Tbs premium. paid in cash, and IN secured Noe
pay in L months with per interest suoec; 10 as
ses-r-ns II required ee losses and renewable de-
sired by The insured. ..o- , Ia,
BESJ c. MILLER, Secretary. JOSEPH l. LORD Agent
Dr. Jar;-s Stewart No Bond-st- Medical Examiner Il
January REPORT oi th- MGtas! Liz insurance
y Company OF NewYorE, No. 90 Nsl-nt-Iais Ansi!tu-
toD during the month Of January issued one hundred sra
tyreny-three rev Policies. viz:
To Merchants ana Traders To Me-hslics
To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. To IisnC actarers.
To Brokers' Ito Farmers......,.....
To Mi!ers. To Law ers......-...
To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. To Clergyman.
To Chemists ............ To Physicians
To Sh!pmssier............ Ito Teach-rs...........
TO Express Aessenger.... To Stndelts-...--......
To Railroad Conductor. To Druggists.
To Keeper OF Prisou... TIC Ofcer in the L. 5 Army
To Cashier of Bank. To Circuit Jud se.......
To Tslierof do........ ITO Ladies
To Presden; OF College. To Gentleman. !
Number OF Lives insured .............-....l2S
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
S.N'L HASS.Y. Secretary.
hinluru Post. PHYSICIAN 5n+ Broadway. ~ I'm
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LAMBS, GIRANDOLES, &c.
( AMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, A!SD
IL CANDELABRAS, FOR the Spring Frsds-DlEIL,
BROTHER CO.. No. IS John-streeI, are manufacturing
and have always hand complies OF articles 10
heir lire, o. tie following descriptions, which they VIII 'e
Al wholesale retsi t, Low PRICES for cash:
Improved Chemical On! and Can pheue Lamps
Sofa Lamps, Gilt and Srouzed. IN great variety,
Cornelius Cos celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lsm2S
6rsndcles various patterns, g- sivered or srouz-d
Suspendirg Solsrs. Doric Csnpheoe Lamps,
Bracket SObF., Side co do
Solar ChAnde;ers BrscieI do DO
Patent Lard Hand Lamps Stand do do
Britannia iiand LGrups CaInphene Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical OIL, Pure Sperm Oh,
do CAIlpheus Solar and src OIL
DC Burning fluid Refined Whale OH. ul9g
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- KEtsULAIi j4I%fs oil liverpool facAst Ships
- Packet O; iHr oh Of f~bGary. The frs! css-, It'
.et.rs chip PATHIch HENRY, CAPTAIN Delao9
burteu 1850 Ions. VIII sail n. shove i-r regular day, b7'
ing very pefiJr eccOmmUdaUrs cab!D second cahl
ma srerse Passengers. Pe'sOBs intending 10 embark
should make application OOa foot OF Maiden
lane, o. 10 JOSEPH HcMURRAY,
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MATER PROGF India Rubber Gootsos Goodyears
w PAieEt Gurslac, warranted 10 stand IN an e!ia
GEORGE BEECHER. irG BrosdSay, lbetwsei fIae :no
Wall sts ss hand sad is daily receiving from ne fsc
tories general assortment OF goods, uier NE
patent winch be offers Tie trade al low prices VIZ
Cum Elastic Shoes, mems, al sizes
Do Go ladies' do
Warranted not 10 Etde2 sofsn under any cesree Oh
cold or heat
Carriage and other cloths ofevery style and thickness
Ja2anned Cloth patent leather hnisb an article superior
20 patent leather, and al less
Machine Banding, MIitary Tents
Lie Pressrrers, al patterns Wa.er Hose every size
PorAbs Shower Bsins al aCaos Has and Southwestern
low price. lover Coats,
Travelling Bags, Pea Coats v,-ior. stviss
Horse Covers. iClcaks,
Carriage Aprons lCaoes
Carriage Boots, siens' Ovs.als,
Water Pals, various Patterns L.ezgins,
Bathing MaLs, Haaua- and Fishing Boots
LSiies Aprons lDucktns Pants. win ioats,
Mechanics Aptous ropt Ssils with air tnbes,
Gun Cases and Covers iSusp-cders and ELsstcs,
Ar Pillows, Cloves sut Nils,
Chair Cushions, Camp Blankets.
Wagon Cushions Circins ies spG Girts,
Air Mattresses, Teu.s Tor SportsuIen-
r. The sDove good, sre prepared by process entirely
different from any other manufzcture rendering heln inhn
iy superior 70 the common Rubber goods heetoore sold
In the market Orders promptly executed for goo&s OF al
stylea rs 2awH
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FLOUR AND MEAL

NstC t'kt4y t'kNI NNkSsJ
GRAIN
VIII, W'nP bu. i 600 / 50
Wbcat, South'n. l $50 l 2S
Rye. Norihern..- 100 so
Com. S'n. (measl- 6i0- -
Corn, " weight 64c- IS
Barley, West'u.- e5G-- ~
Oats, Northern..- sd
OATS Southern $50 90
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Ii PASSAGE FROM NEWRY, IRELAhD.
SzS-1ne me, last saink, ana coppered ship BROTH
Frs, Capt Vaip,y, 200 tons Duflhen. wal sal from
the above Port tue i0n Iarch next aoTdng good op
poruniLy for passengers come 10 New
YORK For e'ms OF passage which moderate. sppy
w Y j. ~ IAk,LOII. 70 s0uLl-.L .I.lasn.enr ~
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HARDWARE and Cunery.-seSman Lowefre zig
IL Sprlgs G.eeawich.st offers Tor sales age and
general aortnen, OF EafdwArs Cutlery britsraa snd
Jspsued Wsre. ola
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

o. FOR SALE.-A dwelling house in East l5l-sL
Ea near Uuion-squnTe, bu!li last yeRr) The house IL
10 modern svle four stories hi n above the base
nen ard under cellar - in hes in front and by
IS deep with story II feet piazza, enclosed, GOT
I05 feet The house is finished Ia the best manner win
mahogany doors satusry nantes Crnion water, range
boiler bath water closets &c &c $1,000 remain on
bond and mortgage for years. Apply 10 o. q. DA
VISION. Is Irvine.plsce. - ~.
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List of Letters Remaining in the Q. s. City pes
patch Post, February !, 1916

Pbas. mention The DATE Of tAs List n i'S''A lNe'
49,, cs-,-,;.,d LADIES' LIST.
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THE ROAD TO wEALTE

THE "RoAD TO WEALTH.
SMALL PAMPHLET, showing the reason Why for.
made by advertising extensively may be he'd
gratis of the duly authorized agent v B. PALMER 81 HI
Country Newspaper Advertising Agency IN Inc Ir'ouns
Buildings ~ NE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

ltsSt FVis SALs.--RJsg.Sr.rte t"p story house lid
81 in fee, No II Roast oppos!ie te F''enns Meet
a'-i uc.heuse Lot 3 fron 10 fee. inches m rear
% feet nch-s deep more less. The house complete
or!er-lea roor in the rer-hs Croor lsi1 90, and
Be-bees kitchen range, &c SC IL The yai age White and
thirds the purchase money remain on NOR gage for
a term OF years at per cent. For oerucnlms sppyi
ANTHONY j. BLEECht.R, Auc,ioneer,
M, Z R.l.nd .st
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S,N'L H,SS.y Secretary.
Minluru Post. Physician 5o+ Broadway. - I'm
MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Company,
lVGOthoe No. II Wsll-si-
The Company offers the following advantages 10 the
public:
Lives only insured at the lowest rates Of premium.
The premium ii S5 may be paid in cash and .hs
in second u months. bearing per cent Interest or
II mag be paid monthly or quarterly.
No person is liable beyond the amount OF his premium
\ married woman may insure the HE OF her husband Tree
from any demands of his creditors.
There will ne annual division of profits payable in SCRIPT
Certificates bearing interest 81 g cent which Interest," ia
DIRECTORS.
Rensselaer, Hsvens Rcbt I. Patterson,
Gui.lsum Merle, Seth Low,
VIM. 4. :. PentZ, Chas. 5. Mackneit
Lewis c. Grover, Thos. B. Seg1lr,
Henry McFaran MVcus l.. Ward,
RoBT. L. PATTERSON, Prest
BsSJ. C. MILLER, sec'ry.
Jos. L. LORD, Agent
c. H. McINTIgE, Sub-Ageu:, 50i Hudsonst cor Spring.
JAftGs STEWART. ". D. mo. Bond-s!.l Medical Exam
liner. At the office daily from 10 o'clock al 2awif
I IFE INSURANCE.-The New England Mutual
IL Life Insurance Company of Boston will receive applies
tons for Life Insurance n 50 Walst
DIRECTORS.
WILLARD PHILLIPs ROBERT HOOPER,
WILLIAM PARSONS, CHARLES ?. CURTIS,
FRANCIS c. LOWELL PETER WAINWRIGHT,
RoRERT 3, FORBES, WILLIAM w. STONE,
GEORGE II. KUHN THOMAS A. DEXTER,
JAMES READ, OrTs TUFTS
JONATHAN AMoRY. Sec'y. WILLARD PHILLIPS Pres.
Forms ofsppcauon and all necessary nfor
nation will be furnished by the subscriber al his oce NO.
il Il JOHN HOPPER Solicitor and Agent
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VALENTINES, Valentines, Vslenin-s.-JANSES q
BELL 1873 Nas,aust have on hand the gresiest assof
ment of Valentines be found in Cupds Regions among
which are the following kinds Comic SenIime nal Love
sick Acrosuc Funny Buresqqe Cur9as HrmoSoq Srn
ical Cheracterisc Brwitching Poeica, Hear-rending
HeerpeTeDg Tfng ri Csrfa' Es
Uyeninp Heart aching Despsiring, Ravlng Heari-S
ing HaOwn Lsmpooong Romantic SasiSa abS
nsnv Other varieties for particulars of which inquire OF
Te IANSENk BELL, StatiOners. &c. i5' Nassau-sL
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P. s.-The Secretary Of the Provincial Bark Of ireland
this city, wro have The audscy advertise 10 give dln
hi4 Bank without my authority whatever from nn and
who haze bad any with hs Bank OF any ~
branrnes Rge8ries f&'u
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faro through rom ri.laaeiphla Wheeling, SIS; TO
ei,siarg, 81 With the prtviisge OF aoppng b Baltimore
aud resutns ssats ct pleasure orfrheriniomaion aP
piyto ). Il. sLEMMER, Agent. nj the cihcr Of
;-2G vif Ad.A1a q Cos Express. no. ~ WAL al NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

GOLD AND SILVER INKS for ornameria
NEWrnns-Sold by the dozen or single bottle, by
FRANCIS / LOUTREL,
rs wv Manufacturing Staronern. n Msiden-lAce.
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~. OLDEST tsSIABi.fStl}cD tinis rant Packet
q. CiFc- 81 EeH-YofS. Corner of Pine and son'h'
as Tn, subscbgr continues bring ion liv
rpor London, cabin second cabin Hnd seerags pas
se1gers On ts very !oesI terms ~ le esunr HE Of PACK
sail every week during tho month Of March, Apr May,
June July and August rersby shOr1g gp..ndi Hccoin'
snodn.ns avery days, which Is certain guarantee
haI passengers possibly bn detained "a Lverpoo!
1er coming forward 10 embark, wind add weather permit.
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ss zz. Sio@ WV .,Y y6Sk 10 g s'ss.s.si'ss

MONTREAL. pta SridSeport 4 Housatonc aid Western
I.,iroads First ciars cars S6-Second class 81
The .,sanboAis SIliROD, Capt J. 6rooNs il. and EURE
KA Cap,W w Tupp-t. VII alternately esve he Pier foot
q iarSctst e., Siver dsy Sunday cxcep'edl BAT.
Nsst6
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Drafts, also, ou sPooSER, ATWOOD Il Co. Bankers, Lon
don. Drafts also, the City 81 Glasgow BaIk Glasgow
All owhcn drafts viii DC paid Tres OF discount IN every
Town IN Great Britain
Persons residing in the country have their feodi
brou h money promptly rrited 10 them ~ seninS
their names and afdressesto JOSEPH McMURRAY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

Off OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES substantial,
Slss weLhut three story brick yelling No l9S Green
A wich.si. II was built by dqys' york. with walls SUI
fcisny for warehouse, has marble manels oGing
DOORS CrOton lrou .hout the house. with modern
provement aud congenlence il n Il in by II IT, 10! 20
II in. 10y 3o f. Ths hoass is in complete order end NE
ward pleasantly ornamental with several grape vines For
particulars apply 10 A. j. RLEECKER Broai.-t 5 I've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

a. FOR SiLn-A desirable DIV ltag House IA Elst
S5:I SiXeerti Unior--Gusre. Zone OF TOUR houses
now being fnishedl The houses gre cuT store I'm
above the and urder cellar y Il front aud rear
BY 80 feet deep Tot lo3 It il TO be finished with moSg
ny door, slsltary mentcs CrrtJn wafer. range boiler
bat. closets, double Digit OF starr, lurnac- DUMB
wai,er from lcmeut attic every other improve
en introduced into built houses OF the rs class
Half of The purchase money CO hont aud mott
gage Tor i've years Apply TO D 4 f. DAWSON,
f22N. 10 Grving-p place.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-08
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

One result of this astonishing invention which
even vet seems to us more like magic than realty'
has not We apprehend been thought OF by our oreth
rem of the quill 1t is the change through which the
most important news will pass, and consequent
change in the sources of earliest Information. Inese
have hitherto been the city papers, or those nearest
the seat of news or at the very spot where much OF
the news is found or manufactured.
This important advantage The newspapers of the
large towns will lose. They will no longer contain
for distant country readers the latest intelligence
The news of general interest or importance VIII
reach the whole line or the varied lines of the tele-
graph, as soon as it reaches the great towns. The
consequence is that the earliest information, hereto
fore monopozed by the city press, is at once trans
ferred to the various country for its own
neighbourhood. Each considerable town along the
line of the telegraph will have its morning ana eve
ming bulletin, and be discussing the very same news
at the pery same time II is discussed in the newspapers
of the lows hundred or thousand miles off.
The consequence will be, that the latter will be-
come to their distant readers estate, fiat and unproft
able." They will treat of things already KNOWN
discussed, and halfforgotten. DIR. Mott, of Schen-
ectady, told friend of ours that he frequently reat
Eastern news first in the Utica papers. 1t was con
viewed one hundred miles west in the morning by tel
printed and then conveyed by railroad eighty
miles back, before any Albany papers had travelled
sixteen miles west. This is buta specimen be
ginnng-the very first fruits, it of the sys
TEN! What are we to expect from il, when com.
pleted !-Morris's National Press.