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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

LIoYr IN THE WEsT-We are pleased TO see that
the friends of the Abolition of the Death Penalty in Iowa
are moving in the matter with spirit and energy The
last Ioca Standard brings us the proceedings OF Meet
ing of the Citizens of the Territory held at the Capital
Uowa City) on tho 10Th ult Chief Justice CHARLES
MASON presided, and WaI PENN CLARK acted as Secre
tarv series of excellent Resolutions was passed and
nm Association formed called "The Iowa Capital
Punishment aud Prison Discipline Society,"" the object
O! which Is 10 the Abolition OF Capital Punishment
!, iowa and TO collect and diffuse information among
the people in regard TO this important subject The fol-
lowing named gentlemen are the Officers Of the Society
for the year ensuing ;-Presiden ex-Goy ROBERT Lu-
CAS-, Iowa City Yice President Chief Justice MASON
Burlington Secretary. WM p. CLARK, Iowa City. The
Society is to hold its Regular Meetings Iowa City on
the second Monday in January in each year. Com.
1it,ee was appointed prepare Address on the sub
ice. of Capital Punishment to be published and dis
trbuted among the people under the direction OF the
Secretary.
The following are among the Resolutions of the meet
ing:
3 That every friend of common humanity, and
every advocate Of Just and effective laws unsullicd b.
should Weld their cordial cooperation
toe abolition of the Punishment Of Dedth-G punishment
that properly belongs to the CODE which was written In
letters OF boodtha looks alone vengeance and not
TO reforu-that is wholly Inefficient in its operation
that nbrutes the witnesses of its sanguinary speciaces
that has its foundation not in the reason or heart OF
man. but in system of boary prejudces-that renders
all punishments less cerainthat leaves no remedy for
the sranging of the victims OF It's edicsthat gvcs its
sanction to the unhoy principle OF realiaeonhat de-
strcys the sanctity of human life and stands boldly forth
opposed to the merciul teachings of the Christian dis
pensation.
4 That 1t is the duty of Government to show By Its
example irs regard for the sacredness OF human life
and that when it has the power TO prevent crime by GER
tain imprisonments nothing but evil can flow from the
puulshment of death.
S. That inasnuch imprisonment for life is the pun
ishent proposed in the stead of the death penalty We
will consider the subject OF prison discipline one OF the
chief objects OF our association.
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s,>sSiS=-pst the intermediate landings, or far he
ice will permit There 10 good wh--lrs
from ANY point on the Hudson Albany end Stages willie
N r,,dts., 10 carry passengers their destination Pa
nv. - ~ through - Albany. Breakfast board d.
hoat-Th. celebrated ice steamboat UTICA Capt, Hatse
leaves nr pier Cortland aud Liberty -ia every
inurniug ~ O'Clock.
All packages parcels will he landed nj any Of the
yu.-r landings provided they paid for 81 ih- Agent,
Office and entered on The freight sL Fcr passage nr freight
nppy on board. F. G SCHULTZ, al The oihce On he
,yharf sf
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MONTREAL ria Bridgeport ! Holsatolo and Wesisg,
p.i,ra,I. First q .ss cars St--Sscouj class =;
m, .t-nfutos,s NlMSOD Capt J. BROOKS j. and EtHE-
KA Capt WV TuDper WI a!lsrus .ey leave The Pier TO-;
" Msrss,sL tEs,, Rvsrl daily tSundsy ercep;eil h
pas t. 4 Il.
~. ALBANY passengers proceed immediately rom Brcse
por. upon the arrys OF d- t"n ani, without eaahgr Of
Cars or saEEsgr arrive in Albany md Troy the
trrlSor-
Returning tus Llne leaves TroJ half Q, md Alhxs
~ AN
A fryisa. train daily =; nalSpast6 \.
f- For farther Drr:Ruon both IS ~ freight or p.
ss,s apply 20 G. NJ PERRY. Agent al me Office oa hs
Pier. 20 r ! HALL, Howarts Hotel. or ht Livingstone
Wells EXPIRES, Office, 10 Ns.-t
MONTREAL AND Nt.W-lOkk-Th. Rederd Lie
NJ Coaches, ~ Gu.ts from Trov NJ aueAl 10 coane
uon y.i,h dis Line Tickets from Ss'-Yotk 10 MsHireA
q, he obtalr! board the ho4is ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

THE HUTCHINSON FAMrLY-A letter from Man
chester to the London Non Conformtsf speaks
thus of this well known Family;
II must mention to you Family of American Vocal
ists-the Hutchinsons-who have made their appear
ance In these parts. Here. and in the neighboring
towns the various Institutions. their success has sur
passed any thing remember; aud they are engaged
every night for this month You must not expect q
Malibran In the gir-who is only l6-nor Duprez or a
Lablanche among the brothers; but simple harmony
and ballad singing In style which catches hold OF the
popular feeling In high degree. ! have seen the
audiences the Athenaum and Mechanics Institute,
consisting of Clerks and tho Working Men. with
coursing down their noses most pteously. They are
encored in almost every thing they sing and they have
considerable comic humor which though upon local
subjects principally has caught hold Of Lancashire
people most thoroughly.
LIBEL SUITs.-Why have libel suits against ed
ifors OF newspapers increased 80 rapidly within a
few years7 Is 1t because the press has become
moro corrupt or is it because there more loaers
In the shape of politicians, and lawyers than
can get livelihood by what is called legitimate
business Let us see how the game is carried on.
Mr.. Editor Of the Liberty Gazette states that he
understands Mr. Poodle who is travelling lecturer.
is man Of no character, and that bis real object is
foreign to thar avowed. AL who have seen or heard
Mr.. Poodle believe the GazeItes statement. But
sooner does il reach the of Mr.. Lawyer than
he sets out full tilt after Mr. Poodle, whom he is
very happy TO inform that he has discovered way
by which some money can be made. All, says Mr..
Poodle, how is tina, Why, says Mr.. Lawyer
will commence suit against Mr.. Editor for dam
ages to your character 1t viii not put you TO any
expense, and if zoe gain the suit you shall have half
the profits Capital! capital exclaims Poodle go
on by all means. I've got nothing to lose by the
operanon, with prospect 10 win How III make
that rascaly Editor sweat,
Air. Lawyer now commences suit, harnesses
Mr.. Editor, who not understanding the qurks of the
law, isn't doced 10 prore the facts and finally set
Ties by paying Poodle $500 and costs. Half OF this
OF course goes 10 Mr.. Lawyer, and Mr. Editor goes
home Illuminating over the Independence of the
Press
Sueh. reader is the character of some of the mod.
ern libel suits. and such the characters of some
Of the persons who engage in them for livelihood.
sao 5..s ss-e-,4. lOnondaga Standard
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6aromare, Sc.

DIMINISHING HARDWARE, Wooden, MILO"
4 and Tin Wa!e-The subscrbers, successors 10 W Me
more Torey intend keeping or hand one OF me sIeet
and most complete of house furnishing articles
10 be found In the United States -.
Having very largo capital al command, tney are
pre- pared take every advantage OF the market h 20
sether with the fact that they either import or
large portion of their sock, renders tnern eoe 20 ov
such Inducements purchasers as viii make 1t 20 'her IN
terest 10 deal with them -. 49,
Their will be found al all times very eoInpee s,
brscng everything their line necessary for housekee
o [nus s ehssl5 ry0 SMITH, ToRREY CO
II ytf - .ne.1-.
HOT AIR FURNACE.
WALKERS Pg,eat Improved Hot AIT furrhces lo
w heating Dwellings Stores Churches, Gc,-These Fur
n.ces viii heal economically and efhcienty The air in TIE
apartment; viii bs and healthy free ron dFYnes dos
or gas -, ,rds, ina Dsr,onsl supervision Of sdr
walker The Pateatee hitherto given entire sst
fscucn, and in ali casss warranted TO perform wei
pitsi MI Charles Starr Superintendent do; Edward Be
n,en, Esq AZ Wallets C. D. Rhodes E,o "a. eeH ar .
.r 2O6 Bowery Half Orpbsn Asylum, 6th-avenue; N
WmP. Chapman Brooklyn; Mr.. w. C. Greene 22s sth.s
MI j. b. Ash 2o2 Broadway; DR.. Alfred Wsgsiai!, q Wa
ve[ypacs Mr. Geo n aE Sow Ws sRi! aaa Rrosd~.v
IRON WARE HOUSE, III OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eys
EBreese Sampson, SUCCESSORS TO booInan Johnson
Ayres Co. Importers. and dealers 10 Swedish Russis hnn
English iron nails ship boat and rail road spikes
boiler IRON nail rods band and scroll ron and steel Of
all kinds - -"
SHOE-sHApEs, NUT RODS, &e.-
- 500 bundles Shoe shapes
lO do Nut Rods
100 do SO square
500 do IA round
200 do SIG do
Just received and for sale by
SHERMAN ATWATER L CO.
i2s Cliff and Fulton sts.
DOUND IRON, HOOPS, &c.-The subscri0er'
II offer for sale Bazers' Rods Of all sizrs Of superior qua
i,y from S-l6 10 Hoop Iron TO 2iDches.
az SHERMAN, ATWATER d co. No. 81 Fulton.st
{ EHiSH CRANE co. IRUN-l8o tous bees, Lee
IL high Crane Pig Iron for pudding for sale ny
az SHERMAN. ATWATER Il Co. No 81 South-St
GPRIN(s sTEEL.-5OU bundles bes; quslity Spring
SStee!, assorted sizes. -
SHERMAN, ATWATER co.
IF Corner OF Cliff and Fulton SIC.
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.LLa TAPsCOTT's GENERAL Emgfsuoa o.
mes - SputhsL corner Of Ma iden-!ane New fo'L
and % Watefoo-rOHf, liverpool
Persons ishng passage tor thsir ieads roc
Liverpool during the coming 10 L.s New Lice o.
Liverpool Packets, are respectfully Informed by zoe ,a
gcflorr, thai The aforementioned magnificent aid sYoi'
pacH-l -h7s si ss from Liverpool positively sdV7
tlsejln any of which passage be- engaged on The no,
reasOu4Ols ;.rni, and every p-crasary VIII be ar
10 Rave those wHos. passags may be engaged 90 ms '4e
OF tue Atlantic c-spached IL as comfortable manner -
possible.
Thu, ship Lyecpoal on F-onlary-tho Siddon' o. zoe
iIth fearuary-tns Queen OF the West, 9th Msfch-"e
SHERIDAN on llth 2arch.
Tne wei known SAILING quaes Of th-. tayof:e pachs.
render any remarks unnecessary, and tcelf
those Of any other line To secure passage snd T1
particulars. apply TO w. u J. T. TAPsCOII'
P.S-W I ]. 7. T. supply Drafts usual 10. a ~,
hno1nt payable throughout Great Britain and lfeah1 -
~ NEW LINE Of Packets for Liverpoo-Psekss' . =
IEzist OF Feoruafy Thc splendid. fact sailinR e
-azs-vorte packet snip ROCHESTER, 10 tons oar'.e
Capt John Brtton. viii seil SATURDAY Feb u, nel s.
lar day The ships OF his line being AL 1000 tons soo
ward persons a5o.t 10 embark the Ola Country v.
aii the advantages 10 be derived from 'eec1
this line In preference ~ any Other as tlelr gre,l
renders them every way more comfortable anf -
than ships email class ana their accommoo sAloH'
cabin second cabin and Storage paxsengofs, u "a
known are Superior tho,e OF any Other Inc VI psC
Persons ysisung b-lh., snoud fail % en-
early APPLICATION board The foot Of buring slp u
w ~. T TAPSCoTT al lhelr general Passage one g,
Is SOuin-st Hslden,,sAJ
The Rochester WI esil from Liverpool % Ise - s,T
April, Persons wishing 10 send Tor iheir !rlenas IL
hem brought ont "a his magnificent. PACKET, or any s
regular lnr, sailg OF the lst, b.b 7b, lll Io1,
$50 OF every month, favorable term. ApPIGsnOS an
made above, u Is 81. TiPSCOTT, or GLo' -
YARO a. son, 60 Waterloo Road, Liverpool -, A,
Drafts for any amount, payable on delAaEd wiz ~
count "a all the principal towns OF nglaod lIeiano -.
add Wales, al al times be obtained or app
Gfby letter, post paidl as above. ,.ss,
THE elegant packet ship Garrck will succeed the
ter aud Sal! On me h Of February her regular Jay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

mind the fact that the safe which out so triumph
sny the late trial Vauaha Garden Sslansnder
Safe though made by c. Gsyor for OCCASION twice
the usual thickness and the whole affair managed by him
SELL 10 burn single with nothing less than
double Salanand-r The single Ones however resisted
much greater beat upon that occasion than would be pro-
duced BY the burning Of warehouse and have
failed in coming of triumphant when tested with other
safes In the when OF Wdes Single Patent Sal
-nder Safes submitted furnace heat, the foot
OF Wsst for eight hours preserving the contents while
J. Gayor's Patent Double Safe destroyed by the
heB In less than hours. This G. j. Gsylors
Safe MS patented by him Hence his inability produce
any thing OF his invention compete with Wilders
Patent Safe therefore, he seeks destroy the reputation
OF them by making double one and filing il with the
composition patented by Wilder the OF which
veyed mesnd other person in the Stale give
good title the genuine Wilders Patent Salsmsnder Safe
Double and single for sale Call and examine before
purchasing. SILAS C. HERRING, lSs WaIer.s,.
1yrn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

TIRE RRiCK.-SHERMAN, ATWATER co
No 81 Fulion..L agents for the manufactures. S re
ceve for Fire Brick pattern OF any cescP
ion These Brick are manufactured n NewJefsey ana
recommended very highly. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13
Eamps, Cutlerp, %s.
pREMTuM LAMP STORE

PREMIUM LAMP STORE.
sNOUTHOUY MEYERS, til hroed"ay fe'pecIutaJ
-, Is.te ''e ptp.. y. cal - me- 70, ~. f,na II, mi,
'loneo W. ~ - NJ rs - 0p Kali CtA NnEIILRs
CENTRE, iANTEL, SOLAR, BRACKET ard READ
ING LAMPS, CANDELABRA. GIRANDOLEs phA1-
KET BRANCHES and CANDLESTlCkS, in every yerIe;y
OF pal!erns
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS anu supefD Article, PEI
culsrly desirable for packets aud steamboats,.
In evidence OF The superiority OF this portion ~ GGer GocA
over any other Of lis class offered 10 the public IN mis- C{
they car with honest pride refer less that SIN GOLD
snd FOUR SILVER MEDALS. awarded to lie nanu!sclr,
ers within years for the reaes variety AND
beauty OF patterns and the unrvsec hush Of iheir
Every by c. N ID warranted 10 be WIN. they
80 n.i5 far inch az ara OF a very inferior quality
o. st,i ,n favor them, ygh cal! before purchasing
ais.ySer
~ ii,-rs Al ,cnupt 10 Churches and Hotels. 81 -
" -, -, -, -.
LAMPS, GlRANDOLES, &c, ,,,,
A AMPS GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTEhrS, AM
IL CANDELABRSS, for the spring Trsde--uItlL,
" iiEis = 49, 90 I.,. of ARTICLES 10
snd lev o. Nv h s f o IAN which thew nj, .-
nelI !IIe, VI we io.iy ". TsnyV bfT;ES f,rrssb
Improved Chemical on and Canphen- Lamp.
Sofa Lanps Gilt and Bronzed, IN great variety
Cornelius / Co.'S celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps
Grandoes various patterns sil silyered or bronZed
SusPtndinng so'Ar' sS9 'Aii u. L sn
6racket solst1, 49,, ~ do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

fsaE--si Express Line for Nav ttHvrn-Fsrr ~ cs
The .iauuc1 and Elegant sesmbos: TX.
PRESS Cant Hitchcock will leave pier fo0l Roosevelt.
= r every TUESDAY. rhurstay aud Saturday, neruoon
o'clock returning she VII leave New Haven every Moo.
isy Wednesday snd Friday evening 81 10 O'clock The
boye boa, WA built expressly Tor this route and bull
in The most substantial nsnGer being coPp.rd copper
fastened That p.rtiun of the travelling public DESTROYS OF
.,.;us The far, kept the above rates Will do well pa
-ou!za The Express For freight or passage, having
amt saleroonl accommodation spply On board the hcs
10 J. n DlLTS, Agent, At l7S South.t
n g. Freight ii loss rates, ou' uo received sfe
o.
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zeal GsIait.

sFOR SALE-A Fsr Il ,tua ed in TIE town Of Green
S uori, Columbia County, ard sd loins me C9fpoin-
- non Of IN. Civ OF Huscu formerly occupied oy the
.ub.crib-r Ii a. we'll any IN The county Tor
convenience and BEAUTY. aud well ~s.e5sd W N ah-
springs Til, nod-rl bolt II gOci repair sgd
with ali the necessary cuthuicirgs Any genuensE o.
sircc purchasing country seat would DO wei 10 coH
Al the premises There Handsome building tite on
t- farm A. cnn found Ia The State. commanding hae
vi. ofthe Hudson River Anc surrounding country for sixty
mile. Terms made cay. Appiy 10 .he suoscrIher
~ NORMAN VI. FISLAY,
1cfsv- POughk-epsc. DuIchess County
- CO,i IND.-At Psiyzi- Ssic-5rJ urrrs Goa
sS Lands 10 the Township Safry formerly Pie Gf"vel
.s- Scvlki County. P-nrsyi miles " -st rom
Po.viIl nile from CarbondAle mile from The w est
Branch OF the SchGykil River and between ne TWO Hs'
-sf. said tract among what Is called tie brosc VI cum
lain Lands Fer particulars spply 10
'N''' ANTHONY J. BLEECKER AUG, onee,,
Ia, ,,r No : Broad 81
RROOkI.YN LOTS-At pTivA,e ssle-A Y-ry
e te,iTsbs Blot OF ground SIN feet by about 81 'ee
frontirg on Flushing Road on Prospect mn salta
be for cottage building lots For parucu srs Apply
TO ANTHONY J. BLEECkER Au-inneer,
sflw NO i. oto7t-sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

go tOR SNI.E-A ysusJ.c Farm III east In-strT
90 WesIchesur County sbout it miles from Now orr
near the Railroad containing is oi choice arJ
under RICH stale of cultivation. The Mansion House.
Farm House Barns aid outhouses are conpodions AND az
ragged tie best advantage for convenitncc aud gu ~
good order large number variety OF excellent fruit
;rees In all this OF the best Farms ~ Inc
County lar part OF pa money remain on
40 - md NOR, gsTa L LINCOLN . SH- -al-sL sly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

IOAl fOllcits - -.
This Company has had but loss amounting 10 = 200
The premiums ure patti in cash, aud in secured Noe
payable IL months with cent interest subject 10 as
sessnens If required TO meet losses aud de-
sired by the insured
ROBT L. PATTERSON, President
BENZ c. MILLER, Secretary. JOSEPH L. LORD, agent
Dr. James Stewart. No Bondst Medical Examiner IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

~ FOX SALE-A desirable Dwelling House in East
5 Sxteeuh-st Unon-squsre, tone Of four houses
now being finished The houses four stories gt
above basement and under cellar 25 front and
by 90 feet Deep lo los q n) be finished with mahoga
nv doors, statuary nantes Croton water boiler,
bath closets double fight Of stairs furnace dumb
attic and every other improve
built houses of the class
Half of the purchase money remain bond and mort
gage for five years Apply TO o. l. Z. DAWSON,
5ITyn g-Dlp
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FFEH HAN IINIS'
VOWEL K BROTHERS, ManufEc turers alo IMPORT
4 ers OF Paper Hsngings having pence u s", a
city bra rch OF heir Philadelphia Esta0ishhsnI ~ou1
respectfully call the attention OF citizens OF New ore
and oIh-ts wanting goods IN their line 70 ihsi
assortment OF Paper Haagirgs Borders Fire board trln
Curain Papers tzd al other articles il ineir Hne o. oUs
cess.
e B. hAvag received from The Institutes for the t1cout
asenent O: DoIEesc Manufactures, IN the cities OF New
York Philadelphia and Boston, Silver Medss ios .e
TOR Manufacture OF their goods i.er hese lIA1 Iey
can sell better article for The money han CSC &c pU.
chased elsewhere.
FRISCO PAPERS.
The Subscribers would particularly cal attention 10 Their
large assortment OF Freseo Papers for Psfors ehc Io.1A
Papers Tor ttAils. Public Rooms. Entries, kc NC
Also, Curtain Papers, new article fer windows
Papsring OF Rooms Hsla, &c promptly Attended 70 ~
careful worknea
Country merchants and city dealers VIII md ii 10 their sd
vantage 10 give a call
HOWELL / BROTHERS, No lS7 Broadway,
edoo.s above the City Hotel
lot Of Drawers and Shelving for sale above
is Insod.
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Removals.

DE,IOVaT.-WILLIAM OSBORN has removed his
Id Printing Office SIS Willamst 10 the corner oil
sau and spruce Tribune Buidngs third story oeoh
and job Printing of all kinds neatly ana accu'a'es
ed. -, 49, -, 90 No, an
hot.o W .e' - y 1900 If 2w
OWBEK & LIE ROY have removed 10 their Ne"
L. store numbers 2ol and 26S Waer-sL near fecA slip
3f2w-
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uUBBARD'S PAPERS-BURNAP&B ABCOCK,
H No. Is JohnstTeei offer for sale full assortment Of
Papers manufactured by the Messrs Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers blue and white Imperial Super Royal,
ROYAL, Medium DENY and Flsl Cap
Bank Folio Post Bask OuArto Post. Exchange Csp
Extra Super Cut Cap, ruled and plain.
Letter Paper, ruled and plain, a full assortment
Packet Post, Super and Extra Super.
Tinted Plate Paper; Coored lmperiaia
Colored ROYALS. thick and thin.
Do Medium, do do
Do Double Cap, for copy books
Fine Glazed Colored Mediums, Royals &c &c
B. have also hsnd very extensive assortment OF
Writing Papers Book and News Printing Papers, Plate
Papers Hardware and Wrapping Papers They are also
sole agents OF The ses~ire Psien, Ervelop Paper.
Prnung Paper Of any sixe and quality made order
short no,ir., tv2l osr.--5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

SNTU LET-tora term al years iafm OF ~ acres
contiguous The village OF iisea~an: IN the tom
~ Of F-hHil Duichrss County State OF ~ Y one niue
from the Hudson River and Oh from ihi- CITY This tAr ~
well adapted for dairy and the culture OF NUT and N-etia
ble the popalOu- village OF MaeavHn aud lcA settled
neghborhood afOrdng ample market, the SOL Is hn
mould all arabe and meadow The barns and sheds IN GOOD
repair The land divided into many small lots Possession
the Is. OF April. Inquire OF ...,.,.,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

In PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate Of The
County OF New York NOicr ~ hereby given 10 all per-
sons hsylg claims against Mary hesketh la. OF the Ciy
New York deceased 10 present the same WIN ne youcn
er. thereof bscrber the Office of o. W. Siurtc
want No Ws-s in the City OF New York. or before
,bs ihrd dev of Angus, next Dated New-fork the twen
ty-nnth cay OF January, 1916.
j31 law 6m JOSEPH HEShEId Administrator.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen application Will be made
10 The ensuing Legislature the State OF New York 10
Incorporate The Stewards and Cooke Marine Benevoen
Society of the City OF New-York.
New-YorS, Dec %, lS45. JIG la~5w'
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-, OLDEST ESTABLISHED F.uigraH Paci-i
GSfH Once IN New York Corner OF Pine and South
~ OILS. The subscriber continues bring out from Nv
erpoo and London csbin second cabin and ae-sge ps
ssnsers the very lowest by the regular line Of PACK
sail every week during the month Of March Apn, May
June July, and August thereby afording splendid secon
nodg,.ons avery three days, which IA certain guarantee
that no passengers possibly BE- detained 10 Liverpool
a-r coming forward 10 embark wind aud weather permit
ting
For the accommodation Of pofsons Wishing 70 teul ou
t.pir friends the subscriber also gives drsfs 90 lHL
PROVINCIAL BANK or IRELAND, payable IN demand Al
Armagh Clonmeu Galway PrsonstowD
Alhlone, Caysn, Kilkenny, Ssboefeen
SandoD, Coo-hl!, kilru.h, Sligo,
Belfast DuEpAnnou Limerick Strabane,
BaCbrldyr, DuBgHrvgn, Londonderry, Trslee
Bhiiymols, DuwGpaIrCE, Lurgan, Wexford,
6sIlyshHnDIn, Dublin, Monaghan, HAlenWo'
Ballina, Ennsklen Mgi.ow Y0ugtal
Cork, Ennis MpnrymOre,
COl-rarr. Fermpy, OlIhxh
Drafts asJ On SPooSEg ATWOOD & Co Bankers, Lco'
don Drafts, a!so, IN. City o. Glasgow Bank Ghsgo"
Al u which drafts Will be paid free OF discount IN ever
town ~ Great Britain
Sersors residing IN tue country can lhelf nrHe4
brought NuI Or money promptly rraiite 10 h-n ~ sh"t
lnelc names and addresses 10 JOSEPH McMUkRAf,
Corner ri Pine ID SOuhsu-
z. STbr Secretary of the Provincial Bask II lrrahl
directed caution the pubic against tfpns y
ls city, who te Hudscity advertise give dfll
MIA Bank without any authority wnatey-r from bin, ~
who nave mad any with Bank soy Oh ~
branches OF ag-uc!e. dZr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

- DESIRABLE HOUSES for sale.-Th- TWO sto-
H ~ brick house No 80 rourusL 10 us ia t
the best manner with excellent basement and attic and cell
lar under whole lot Also, the two story
brick House, No lbs MercersL few doors above Prince
replee with every convenience for family residence For
terms, which will he made favorable, apply 10
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