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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29
West Ror6nry, Moss.

TIE FARMERS LIBRARY AND JoURNAL-We
have often taken occasion to call attention 70 tnis
publication for the single reason, that we oeeVed
that il was emnenty calculated to interest not ohy
-oor farmers but all others who wished to invest
gate the principles of agriculture as science. III
fakes higher ground than any similar journal that
has ever issued from the American press, and as
sncb deserves peculiar favor and attention. II
t,ea,s IA we before observed, the subject OF agrl
colture as science, regulated like other sciences
by fixed laws and principles, on the proper uhoer
standing and observance OF which depend, IN no
small measure, the success OF the ter oil The SOIL
n gives not only entire works on the subject from
standard authors, American and Foreign; but iur-
,isbes laborcd articles upon almost every subject
connected with this department OF national interest,
from the ablest writers in the Union. 1t seeks TO
introduce every farmer to the perfect understanding
Of the different kinds Of soil he cuvates, the pecu
liar kind of treatment best calculated 10 make lnen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. him advised OF all the various
improvements that being made in his line oil
business, and in fact seeks 10 make MN "nal nc
should be- a proud and skilltul member OF probes
sion az honorable its character and intricate In
its details as any other in the land. The price OF
this periodical iS5 per annum) must necessarily e3-
clude il from very general circulation, but by lew
individuals clubbing together for subscription the
work could be carried into almost every schooEdls-
trici in the country.
The agricultural is, and must necessarily continue
10 be the leading interest of our State, and, as
sncb Il should be the object OF each citizen to aid in
every plan for its advancement. In no way can
this be more efectually done. than In spreading
useful information among our farmers on subjects
directly connected with their employment. Our
political and other wspapers can do something IN
This way, still every farmer as matter OF positive
economy should take at least one good agricultural
paper. N. II. True Democrat.
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ARRIVED.


schrs Iodine, Smith, Philadelphia Victory, Penhed,
Baltimore eager & Mailer; Adrosneds, Perry, Boston.
8 WLewis
Bark Columbia, (of St Georse,) Trussel. I'm Smyrna
Goth Nov. with WOOL rags. &c. TO Duuh Cousinery.
Left banks Wagram for Boston. in IL days Tac;tus Day.
for philadelphia 10 DAVIS Goth Dec lat o. lon IS 80
passed bark Autounan. of Stoningop running South.
9th JAM 25 SIS Ion o. 10 spoke schr Vesper of and
from Norfolk for Antigua II days out l0th at 50 -
longitude ~ spoke brig Henrietta 10 days from Port
land bound To Havana l4th, lat IS 90 Ion 50 So
boarded by the whale ship Leonidas from the Indian
Ocean, for Fairhaven Same date lat IS 20 Ion 69 So
spoke ship Minerva of NYork, 90 days from Palermo,
for NYork. The Columbia has experienced very heavy
gales on the coast and saw number OF large vessels
bound 10 the Northward
Bark Falmouth, (ot Portland9 Walker, from Rio dc
Janeiro, 18th Nov with guano rosewood and OIL But
Ter & Gardner.
Bark Rochelle. Huckins from Havana 9Th JAM with
Bark Rapid I'm Havana 18th Jan with segars ,ohsc-
CO. SC To Moses Taylor Lett ship Avalanche, Parsons
for Mstanzas 18th 10 complete the cargo TOR New'fork
Banks Madura Rich, to SAL 18th, waiting freight Loui
sa GallegM, for Philsd. days.
Brig Ohio Davis from Rio de Janero. via st Thomas.
Jan 7th with coffee. Badger * Peck. Put in the at-
ter poll for water and provisions 2d inst lat 81 Is ION
70 So spoke ore-andatt schr from Ncwbern. nc. for
NYork blowing very heavy; could not understand her
name psinted Bronze color with white streak al the
same lime heaviDg overheard her deckloa6.
Brig Adelaide (of Ne@buryport) Kston, 80 days from
Crooked leland with 5000 bushels salt, TO Buck s. Pc
terra 2sd inst in lat 50 81 Ion "a, while lying top in
L1o ~ W N ~ w snlppcu nedNy eC6 WuiSA CAT
NED the rail from the fore rigging to the main stove long
boa, split sails and received other damage; has been
- days North of Cape Hatterss
. Brig Phiiura, Doane. DIS from Wilmington NC, naval
ssoses to Durham & Dimon. 2ls, inst of Cape Look
Out exchanged signals with bark showing white sig
ns, req leader. with In black; quarter boats.
Ssgs Ellen Rodnan, sherman I'm Norfolk with corn
stores. "'AANs'o' W. move"
sehr Amos Brasan. Bisas.l, I'm ocrscoke. NC, naval
sehr Lodema Eliza somer., fin Newberp NC ma.
val stores. 1884, wv H"'
sohr Benz Field, Van Glider, ta Bethel NC n.v,,
stores. W. ""'a'
schr chas Thorn, jackson I'm Wilmington NC =.
val stores. 40
schr Petersen, Pennington I'm Washington, NC ms.
schr STAG, Robbins, I'm Washington NC, naval store.
schr John Wesley, Harvey, from Ocrscoke NC. naval
stores
scAr ri Smith, Brewster; I'm Wilmington. NC, naval
,sohrR w Brown Francis. I'm Wilmington, NC. n&va
stores.
sc6r Monitor Smith Turks Island, 4th inst with salt
70 Tucker & Lightbourn-
sehr Lewis, spcer, I'm Norfolk corn, to Williams
& Co.
SAILED,
West By North.
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THE TRIBUNE.
SONG FOR THE FRIENDS OF FREEDOM.
BIZ ELIZA LEE POLLEN.

By ELIZA LEE POLLEN.
HEART 70 heart. aud hand In hand,
Bound together let US stand,
Storms are gathering Ger the land
Many friends are gone!
Still we never are alone,
Still we bravely march right on!
Right on! right on! right on
To the Pilgrim spirit true,
Which no slave nor master knew,
Onward faithful, fearless few,
Liberty's the prize!
Full Of hope that never dies,
Spirits OF the free arise
Arisel arise arise
Will you your New-Engiand see
Crouching low 10 slavery
Rise and say it shall not be
More than life's al stake!
Rise, and every fetier break;
Every free-boro soni awake
Awake! awake! awake
Listen TO our solemn call,
sonnding from old Faneuil Hall,
Consecrate yourselves, your all.
To God and Liberty!
On your spirits Bonded knee.
swear your country shall be free,
Be free be free be free!
Heed not what may be your fate,
Count it gain when workings hate,
Naught Of hope or heart abate,
Victory's before!
Ask not that your tolls be Ger
Till ali slavery is no more,
No morel no more! no more
Welcome then the crown of thorns,
Which the faithful brow adornsi
All complaint the brave soul scorns.
Burdens are It's choice
While within ii hears voice
Ever echoing, rejoice
Rejoice rejoice rejoice
Soon. 10 bless our longing eyes.
Freedoms glorious sun shall r1se
Now.it lights those gloomy skies
Family from afar-
Faith and love her heralds are.
See you not her morning star !
Hurra hurra hurra
Vest Ror6ury, Mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

J,HIRD DISTRICT Police Office, Essex.L-AH
persons Interested In or Claiming property remaining IN
hereby notified make proof Of ownership OF SAID properly
al said Police Office before Wednesday the 18Th deY of
February 1885, all said property which anal he unclaimed
on said day will DO sold a. public auction Thursday, FEB
rary l9n 1885, al 10 O'clock A " a. No. Is SprucesL by
WilleI & Westeryelt, Aucioneers
Said property consists OF Watches Silver Spoons Co.h
ng Bed Quilts, Old Rope ist Of The articles may
be seen al Tie Aucrone1rs Room By directions Of tie Mag
isiraies Of the Thrt District Police.
6 5w EDWIN E. COREY Clerk
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HOT AIR FURNACE.


xJALkEH's Patent l.nproged Ho! Air Furnaces, fof
w heating Dwellings, Stores Churches, kc.Thsse cuI
will heat economically and cticieny tie AZ IL Ae
apartments VIII be pure and Eeslthy free hoadryress dust
gas.
They pri ~ ancef personal super7son OF En-
Walker the Psisa:ee aad hitherto gwen entire S9s
action are 10 ell warranted perform well
Reference: n. w. Taylor. Esq Governor NeS forS hos
pilsl Mr. Charles Star Superintendent do Edward Be-
nerl ESQ n WaIst; c. u. Rhodez, Esq i1 P-ars,r,I
Mr. Thomas NC Ers;h Isl Nassau-s; Mr. Geo w. Tuck
er, 2O6 Bowery; aslfOrphaa Asylum; 6thayenue Mr.
VIM Chapman, Brooklyn Mr. w. c. Greene 20 9lh-st:
Mr. J. H. Ransom 2O9 2dst; Ch=micsl Bauk, Broadway
Mr. II. Assn. 80 Broadway Dr. Alfred Wagstst, n Wa
yerly-place; Hr. Geo. NJ. Snow, 3otl--t
iz,,f GEO. WALKER 292 Broadly way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

EERRE'S SHAVING CREAM.-The undersig.-
ed having used Ferres Shawl Cream do not hesi
tate u recommend 10 tbs pubic the Shaving Cream
either domestic orimport7d In Rev. VIM jarvis
Rev a Granger, Rev. sa,n'i II Emery rev w. O. How
ard, Rev John E Crane Rev +. j. Goodwin Chss Wood
ward, ~ D VIM D: Casey, IL. D., J. Banai u. D.. D.
HARRISON u. D. Middletown, CT
The above cp.ror srcls Is for sale in New York a. lie
manufacturers prices, by W. HolboroE 70 Maiden .ne
Eoealy, Phelps, Co. li2 Water-sL; TONES Son,6
haiden-iane j. + Trppe, go AID q Mai1=n--aae- -
retail by Druggists ard Perfumers generally
Do Md l-llrgE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

E1A FARM FOR SALE.-Wi be sold at public
auction Monday, Feb I'd, 1916 al y ock, nOun,
- the premises, the farm Of BENJAMIN Ode decd,
the town Of Yonkers, Weslcheser county 9 miles from
New-York. Said Farm contains about TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES OF p!ow. meadow and wood land There is
good dwelling barn. aud other out buildings The
premises end well OF good water by the door Also,
orchards of grated apple cherry and plum trees currants
&c. The farm Is well waered the Bronx River running
the whole length OF IL There is abundance of wood,
from which may be cut 1000 cords Of wood Said farm Is
very healthy and pleasant situation. The Harlem Rail Road
through IL and Is but five minutes walk from stopping
place for the cars which makes desirable location for
persons doing business in the city.
r. II the day should prove stormy The sale viii take
place the next fair day, at the lime and place.
D. L. SHEARWGOD, tv..,,o.
LAWRENCE UNDERHILL,
For farther particulars, inquire OF D. L. Sherwood. on
the premises or NJ. Odell $40 BoweIy.
B. Persons desiring to come By ail Roed should stop
al Underhi!Ps Road, al Hunts Bridge. j2i iw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

MATCHES, JEWELhY, suyes WGe, 4c .-,,.,s.
w chsssrs invited 10 examine the following T.
which offered TOR sale al very low prices -DuPsea
YER, L-pine and other Watches, by approved ~ h
recent portsons, IN hne gold and silver eaSesc
latest s,yes warranted correci time keepers tosa @
Seals Keys Rings, Pins, Bracelets, ana every de'eYa n.
OF end fashionable Jeweiry Silver spoons, s~s
Knives Forks PiHet and Britannia are Gold hao 3.
Pencil Css-s God Pens Manel Clocks, ard ehoiee !,
lection OF Fancy Goods. Watches, Jrwery &c, S.ss-
and repsirrt. LOCKWOOD SCRlbhEa
z65 Pe4rl-sL corner Of fuIo51JJ,s,,l
n24,f opposite United Stsies E1----
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PASSENGERS ARRIVE
MARINE JOURNAL.

In the bark Rapid. fin Harapa-E Burckley and Abram
Flack, of New.York; Do!ltres, of France.
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II PASSAGE FROM NEWLY ,IIELANp.
HssS-The hoe, fast sailing, and coppered mp BRUTE
Frs Capt yalpey, 700 tons blrthen. wiIl sail from
the 4boys Port on The 10Th Mach next sordng good oP
ponniy for passengers "ho "isn ~ come direct TO new
YORK. For sfms passage, which moderate. apply
w & J. T. TAPSCOTT, IS SoultsL cor Maiden lane ~
IL TAPSCOTT'S GENERAL Emigrsloa "
- ices Is scuilsr corner OF Madensne, Ne" i''A'
and % Walcroa-rosd, Liverpool
Peson, wishing secure passage for their friends hou
Liverpool during The coming SEASON. tGe New Lice "
Liverpool Packets, respectfully informed by 100 iI
scriber the aforementioned magnificent aud faVole
pacAet shps viii sail from Liverpool positively as Sase1
lisedin any OF which passage be engaged on nc .
reasOnabiz terms, and every necessary means VIII DC ue
TO have those wcse passage mey be engaged en- ms ne
OF 10 Atlantic despatched IN comfortable fnsnDsf
possl5ls. =.
The snip LIVERPOOL 9th Febuary-iho Siddons OF -
LIN seoruary--the Queen OF ne West ON MAFct-|"
Sheridan on nth March. -
Tue well sai ing qualities Of these fayodte pschss
render any remarks unnecessary, and etr sccommsos
for cabin, second CABIN and stsersge passenger
those OF any other line. TO secure passage and or
particulars, sppiy 10 w J. Il. TAPsCorL, -,
P. S-W. 4 J. T. 7. supply Drafts usaa 70. ~ n,
amount payable throughout; Great Britain snd s'sn0- -
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rsNHAT TEsc DOLLARS kowsfd--Urefe1 " ,iro
Undersigned Is sti sLandiag unclaimed; Ho' 3soss
Days acture Of Corn gated Suspendsfs III mr.
posed The ofcrls continued 10 any person WIZ
duce pair of lay manufacture that have raj
VIII offer give any person new pair iof sS .,os
produce, OF my manufacture, sho1ld such for any
vacver become d.ssatisrt with the qisy s;lr aoT
the same for VIII any oth-r acufacirs .
The Of this advertisement II they aa "a
l.y-d OF their dollars very f1st. Buyers, 40.
aud ave your from stain and your poe ken
30c0 dozen embracing ell the cierent styles ann 800,
red by tte crsguxd For sale In Sab
saiL HoRACEH. DAY. S1cces.orto Roxousy is''s 4
Ter Co % Maiden-lan-
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MATER PROOF India Rubber Goodr,oi GoodyeaTs
w Patent Gumeastic warranted 10 stand III any climate.
GEORGE BEECHER, 100 Broadway, between Pine and
Wall sls has hand and is daily receiving from the fac
tories general ogoods manufactured under the
patent which he offers 10 the trade al low prices w
Gum Elastic Shoes, mems, all sizes
Do do ladies' do
Warranted stifen soleu under any degree OF
cold or heat
Carriage and other cloths Of every style and thickness
Japsnned Cloth patent leather finish article superior
10 nalent lealher and Ut Il less cost
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20 A FARM FOR SALE.--Siiuaie tie Roadfror
- New Rochelle White Plains, about equ dislantfro
- each, containing $50 ACRES OF LAND, AL of which
Is Plough Land excepting Ten Acres, whchis Wood Land.
The pscs Is divided by sne and laid oatElo convenient
lots for cultivation. All the fences Of EoDs, In good
order and the ground IN sIa.e cultivation Thebad
ngs all Of good character src IL order. FOC TERMS Apply
10 8. g. KENYON or Ike prenisee, or Of
daM ]. ADRLANCE. % ] Ohn-li. Ea.l. YnLk.
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Urn GOODS.
u ENTUChY JEANS and Merino Cassimeres
IN stantly or hand and ioy sale by
i2s C.F. HARRIS, 46 Exchange-psce
RLUE PRINTS, ana Blue and Orange Prints, Of va
Id riOus qualities ana patterns for sale by
I2s C. F. HARRIS, % txchanee-plsce.
~ LEA Cii Ed s;OCDs-a4, a.. 10 and 70 Blrached
ia --'' - G. F HARRIS 80 Exchange-pl.ce.
C0lUhhD CAMBIiICs-..a extensive assortment
i28 C. F. HARRIS, 10 Exchange-pace.
DAPER MUsLINs-Coiored and white, for sale by
Z i23 c. F. HARRIS, i6 Exchange-plsc-
- A BROWN SHIRTINGS for sale by
C-t i2a CT HARRIS 20 Exchhnee-pace
5NONCUItD RIVER PLAiNS-2oO packages Plains
y ard Ker,eys. from Union, Washington and Concord
NJ ia 'O' SCI NEsMlrH < CO., so Pine-s,.
GOLD MIXED TWEE DS-2a cases gold and black
~ mixed just received For sale by Er, On 20 p,.
j7 N.SMlTH CO. 80 Pine.st
EpLEACHND sHTIiTfNGs-2V0 cases Saranac ead
ID Black Stone bleachvd Shrlnes For sale by
ia NESMITHa. CO.. 50 Pine-st
XVORSTED-le bales Nos II and IS Carpet Worsed
ia NEsAnTH < CO. 50 Pine-st
hOUBLE YAKN-zODa.ea double Eeeled Carpet filling
j27 NEsMIrH co. 80 Pine-st
X NNTUCKY J EANs-5o cass, goa AID blue mixed
CIANEK MILLS Canton Flannels received from
~ Boston this day, and for sale by
i22 C. F. HAkEJS. IS Exchange place
HEAVY BROWN shrngs in -tore, and for sale by
ii i22 CT HARRIS 10 Exchange place.
NSEKINu CASsIMkRES, of The various coors
1'H aud qualities, for sale by
j22 c. + HARRIS. 46 Excbange-pIace.
SATINETS.-lO black and sieei mixed for sale
ANby NESMtTH & CO. 80 Piue-sL iD
CARPETs.-5Ob bales fue and snperhne Ingram Car
Speung for sale by NESMlTH co. ~ Finest lp
ELiNSEfS-20 bales superior scarlet flannel for sale
nv liSl NFSMITH co III P'n"-st
CARPET YARS-lOO bales Worsled and Filling, for
~ sale by ia NESMITH 4 co. 30 Finest
9 BROWN sHIRTiNGs-loO bales various
20 qualities and prices For sse home trade or for
export by SPEAR RIPLEY. 81 Libery-st, up stairs.
SLEACHED and brown Dr!ings, for gale by
hfn2o SPEAR Il RIPLEY 81 hIhartv-at s;=Ts
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publie Conpspuuees, Ser.

- r.. WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
49, -freiehis for Wheeling Va Sod Pin,
burg Pa-Th. ind ersis nei FOR ihya lAs
seven ysArs fsud Presn Asenior Bin CHAM. Line fog
This CiiY 10 Piitsburg. Pa skies this mssho 81 nor.ng
hi numerous friend. sna tho public that having made e1.r
we Arrangements for orSardDg Merchhndise wa Rail-
roads and Wsgous during Winter the IVES;
b. Is now prepared receipt FOR gocs from his Cy
Nhe.,ing Va via Baltimore and Cumberland, Nd 70
Pitt,hrrg via Philadelphia and ChsmbesburZ Railroea
An goods entrusted his will be forwarded without
dsSv AID the lowest current rates 10 ether Of The above
potnts toe OHIO River
The business will be conducted by
WM TYSON. l1 Westst N-T-York>
BINGHAM Dock and Strstiou, PhilAdelphA
JAMES WILSON. North Howard-st BALI
WN BINGHAM. Pushurg. Pa
DORSEY < BLACK, Wheeling, Va
~ Goods intended for the Wheeling Route should bs
marked Newly snd Wheeling Lise, carr OF Jsres WI
son Bslrrore And chose Pittsburs. BnshSns Linz
a. heretofore ,,,,,>, IN 49,
Us. tMNesnl "M TfsoN, " "es'-sSH 4
--sr<4z-==e=s7 WILLARD ~ CO.'S EXPRESS
II srupton 10 MiddetoSn. FOR the transaction q
all business entrusted theiE They Will give their
-uiCn 20 the delivery OF Boxes, Bundlrs Packages Sst
Notes Specie Nsiaab- Pspers, SC and thry VIII also give
lkir attention The collection OF Notes, Bis Drais Ike
NiIl,5d Co respectfully give notice hAta Messengers
i.spsched every morning a; o'clock sed t;on IL
above risces and VIII give The utmost attention 10 al es
ness connected with this line.
Csr-r,l fre n; Adams Co.'S No. l7WMsL or a, Tho.
F Jensinss, corner Duane aDd West stS
DAVID WILLARD, "ihLANO Co-
PETER CHsYsTN.,
JOSEPH c HYATT. oNH
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NEW TYPE FOUNDRY, No. 63 Ann near Gold
lSst-The subscribers have opened foundry at the
above place where they prepared furnish all kinds Of
newspaper book fancy types. e1d every other article
necessary printing Office. The types hand-cast'
In new ,nouds from nstrNes the best OF materials
and ere warranted be superior beauty and durability
any 10 be had any foundry il the city OF NewYork
They are The latest English style expressly for sere
oping and for this purpose superior 10 anything ever
before offered the public VINO invited call and
anime Ter themselves
Literal discounts VIII be made for Cash
il Sun COCKCROFr < OVEREND.
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- -,s=-zz=e=r-=-U. -. MAI. LINE xTn
- From NEWYoRK 10 ssse--sssss
.r~zs hOPPOsITtON TO nION0POI.

s~s.Ai7.--,SE.xprcss Lire for New Haven-Fare SlIa
Ths slaunch and c!egant steamboat *.
PRESS Capt Hitchcock VIII leave pier foot OF RooseveIst
f. X every Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday afternoon
o'clcs returning She will leave New usyeu every Moo.
.ny Wednesday snd Friday evening at 10 o'clock. Th-
above boat s bulk expressly FOR this route and was buli
fastened That portion of the travelling public DESTROYS
seeing the fare kept the above raes, VIII do wei 10 pa
uouzs the Express For freight Or passage, having ee
sant staeroum accommodations, apply on ooar lhe ooe'
70 ]. ~ DlLTS, Agent. al l13 Soatist
, n'riors ~
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TEE CHOICEST PREMIUM
Toilet Soaps highly perumed with
DATCHOULY, Verbens Rose, Bouquet &c. &c are to be
L found ht the store OF the subscriber.
Z. ROUSSEL, l59 Broadway
Iuhol.aala mud re,ail Up
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DALnIER & WHITFIELD, Auornies at Law,
l NATHL ]. PALMER, nIi,,nr N n

WIN. A. WHlTFlELD,)
VIII attend Superior and County Courts OF the Coun-
ties Rockingham Guiford Orange, Granville Person and
Caswe the L. States Circuit Court and the Superior
and County Courts Raleigh N c. and the Hastings Court
ii Denville, VS.
Claims Of every description and other business confded
10 them in any part OF North Carolina, VIII be punctuuy
and faithfully attended TO-
RefsTencrs-Pau McIwaine L Co. and Mcllwaine,
Brownley Co Petersburg Hubbard. Gardner Co. ana
Kent Kendall Atwater, Richmond; J. Hopkins, Brothers
4 Co. Baltimore; ii. i A Campbell, Philadelphia West,
Oliver Co., Dickerson, Churchill l. Co, Townsend \
Brothers, Peck, Bradford X Richmond New-York-
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TRI9uNE LOB PRINTING OFFICE.

NTPXy.YpRK BOOK-BINDER6, ll4 Fqiion-sL
ds,cr!puons OF plain aud elegant book-onding ex-
ecu,ed With neatness and cesPsIch ,.
ssrsi,hr,ent particular attention Is given IN select
~ best OF materials and the most substantial wo'ksn-
and Gentlemen having Libraries will find II TO
Their advantage call and examine for themselves a. ia
Specimens of Binding IN all the various styles o.
SSs.n Calf Russia, Morocco and Velvet Bindings
40 EDWARD WALKER
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FLOUR AND MEAL

GRAIN
Whit, W'ng on. l 600 / 50
Wheat, SoUlh'p. lSG / p
Rye, Northern..- $50 81
Cora, S'u. lmeasl- $50 IS
Corn, /" weight 6iG)- Is
Barley, Wes,'n.- Sc 6s
Osis, Northern SSG-
Dave Snnfhar, SST- an
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Machine Banding, Military Tents.
Lll. Preservers all patterns Water Hose every size,
Portable Shower Balhs Caps Hats and Southwesers
low price Over Coas,
Travelling Bags, Pea Goats, v.rioro s,v.s
Horse Covers iCloaks, ''
Carriage Aprons, Capes,
Carriage Boots, Mems Overslls.
Water Pals various patterns Leggins
Bathing Mats, Hunting and Fishing Boots,
Ladies' Aprons, Ducking Pants, with floats,
Mechancs' Aprons, Foot Balls, with cir tubes
Gun Cases and Covers Suspenders and Elaslics,
Air Pillows Gloves and Mits,
Chair Cushions Camp Blankets,
Wagon Cushions, Circngles and Girls,
Air Mattresses Tents for Sportsmel.
re- The spove goods prepared by process entirely
dierep, from any olher manufacture rendering them nhr
tv superor 10 he common Rubber goods heretofore sold
In The Orders promptly executed for goods OF all
s,yles. Ms &wti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

A LnIASACS.-The trade supplied with .AlInsnscs al
~ the prices Of n"nufacrng q, Th- Tribune office an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

ERENCH WINDOW SHADES -. c. Wood
ford 2ef Btosdwsy has just received extensive
OF The above Shades varying from 10 II feet In
length Also invoice of Preach landscape Paintings OF
new dssigns, &c Corntdnn Columns, &c The invoice
cortsns sboat 100 prs low priced and will be sod accord
ingy.
r. B.-aerchanis and Upholstsrers buying TO sell aaar
viii be allowed sberal discount Nexl door 70 ths corner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

ILLINOIS, INDIANA AND MICHIGAN.
"a unesrsgnet u Commissioner 10 iszs acknow-
sueht OF deeds, proof Of cisms, &c &c TO De 10
corded used IN ei,hs. Of he named States under
appointment by t5e Governors hereof
il lm& STASLY n FLEETWOOD No en NessEu-st