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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-11

.hin Hauoua. Palmer, I'm Canton Dec 9TH, Macao eth
teas, silks. &c Low. Left at Whampoa SHIPS en-
cinnati wilson. Bali: Iontauk, HcMchael OF OK
hatcher Waterman, do: Avalanche, Murray de- A.aeDs1
o. Webb OF Boston; Mary Ellen, Dearborn do; heoeF
Porter do; Navigator, Graves OF Salem Ca4SrIlh
Brown do; barks Pioneer, Clark OF Baltimore 'fai-
ton Gardner, SewYork: Rouble, Proctor 81 oale,n
Rrcs Glide Waterman OF y; sarah abigail, SherInaido
Hannah Chever of Salem; Boxer. de- Swedish snip Le-
nobja BeeLman for y Passed in The River. bound up
ship Coho:a Hepburn I'm MANILA Lei az Macao snip
Tiger Cook OF Boston; bark Ronaldson Drew, OF Il
ship Kham repairing. having been thrown on
her beam ends In yIho0n, cargo OF Tcel ,i aai4se
Passed Java Head, 18th Dee; saw IN the Straits 81 Saha
brig Grand Turk. Williams y days fI-m Canton Tor
Negv-York. sigma lied in Java sea snip - Lawrence
Iivc-nooI wished Il he reported. Jan o. OF Cape Of Good
Hone shin Enterprize, OF Liverpool, FIN Calcutta Touched
at ST Helena St sailed 9th. Ship Shah Ches-
ter sailed 10 DAYS previous for York, with iu cargo OF
gl,ano Left brig Monument, BniDg, OF Portland from
Schaboe with loss OF cables and anchors would san ooh
for s. Thomas and Cnba looking for business nae sp
ConXac Of London FOR home next daf, lvyO oss 81!
barnue Arm Maria Cole, Fall Tvo- FOR home III Gays
full baraue Pembroke Yete, OF Londan. 500 bols icr
home In days; harque Pre- dent, Smonds, OF ives pot
months out bbls home in week, together with
large feet Of English from lchaboe mostly empty bound
ia various direction seeking employment on the port saw
light American brig painted LEAD COLOR pound Ia req
10Th lat OF souh, long 80 ID W exchanged sislas win
English bark Godon, Fleece, steering W. lst INST ~ o.
long go spoke ship George Sievans Casting 80 days i'm
Iiveruo Tor New Orleans I'd lat 81 S. long IS 80 spoke
English ship Clifford ~ days from Demerara Bar 'as-
Cow 9th lat 30 a. long IS A., spoke scr star from Bal
timore, steering W.
Ship Iilah, Hammond II DIS I'm NoFe7ns cotton 20 y
Hazard.
ship Lagrange winchell, l6 d I'm Norleans. cotton to
master. Came eut in company with steam ship Republic
Crane, for NNork.
Bark Magnolia OF NHaven) Ward L. ds I'm Norcans,
molssscs 10 r g. II Hotclsss.
swedish bark Clio Bosbrom. I'm Stockholm, via Isle OF
Wight, IS DIS, iron 10 Boorman. Johnston Co.
Big Mary Hooper, Travis, % is I'm Para, India rub
Der 10 Alien & raxson. Len no Ans.
Brig II Cheney, Cropsey " ds fin NewportFa cotton
Erir Northumberland Strickland II de I'm Maranham,
Brig Gen wilson, Miner / ds I'M St Marks, cotton to
D IIu,but * Co.
Sclr louisiana Low. II ds I'm Aux Cayes with the car
OF Lcontine recently condemned Left scT Bridge
water Alden, for NYork in DIS.
sclr Marriage. Freeman. ds I'm Norfolk oysters bound
TO Boston.
BELOW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-11

e Our citizens engaging 10 have Plumbing woT'
done for their ensnts III the WAY of Baths Waer Closets
jenkins baSeInea No John.sei whose work has thus IA
given universal satisfaction. ils ISL
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PENNANSHIP.
GREATEST DEDUCTION YETI
10 LESSONS IN WRITING FOR 90.

TOMS
WRITING AND BOOKKEEPING ACADEMY,
GRAsITE BtILDINGs. No. PSI BROADWAY
Mr. VINTERTOS informs the public that, desirin9 10
extend The advantages bis Academy widely ossblf,
he a4 reduced his terms for fhorough eoufse Of dWtNIY
LESSONS his eegt ard practical system Of Penm1nshP
10 die low price Of THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY
CENTS Mr.. VS. style well known as superior % any
orr taught In the City Mercantile puroses or Otherwise,
and having hitherto received universal commentator IN I'M
parting IT, lie bsdIy challenges public comparison.
Shooter curse Of 10 LESSONS FOR 81 10 those who de-
sire It. :, ,.p,t 49,, I.,,,,
from II 10 {. Private lessons i desired -1
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING
usual taught the most thorough manner and At reduced
price. for al unlimited Courie Of INSTRUCTION.
or haRd Wrtirc eIclnslytlv I25 Inns.
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CLOTHING.
MN. i. JENNlNGS,
,,, uyoAn,yAY

23l BROADWAY,
DIAPERS & Al LO s,
Are daily receiving their assortment of Spring Goods com
prisiug all the new varieties and styles oil
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES ~ VESTlNGS,
which will be made mp order at prices that will offer IN
duc.m.us IN those who will favor with their patronage.
We are also in receipt large assortment Of fancy dress ar
ces Tor spring wear Fancy Silk and Satin Vests scaht
and Ciayars Gloves Suspenders, etc. etc
~ B.-Ciarments of the first quality always on hand
ip,is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-11

IL THE INVISIBLE WlG-So closely resembles the
real Of hair that Skcptcs aud have
nouuced the perfect and extraordinary invention of the
day. The great advantage OF this novel and unique WIG
being made without sewing weaving which us
closely resemble the natural hair both in light
aud natural appearance defy detection It's texture
being beautiful porous and free that all OF
respiration evaporation unmpaiIed AMI the great evils oil
other entirely avoided The skepc and cnnncSseur
alike invited inspect tins novel beautiful Wig and the
peculiar method Of fitting the head the manufacturers A
c Barry !G Broadway Sbery-stTs-i IN stairs
m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-11

~ MEsSRs. BARKER Y TowLE. No. II Ca,haTine-
street. have received large lot of Domestic Goods from the
wreck Reesde. damaged bv water only. M
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DOORS AT wHoLEsALE.-The subscribers have an
ID eptIrp new stock Of ~ - 49,
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, BLANK
BOOKS, WRITING AND WRAPflSG
PAPER, QUIi.LS. sc.
which they offer Wholesale cheap for cash or approved
credit. -:
for themselves PAINE y ~ i'trfSS' % Jnin->t-
mi2 3tis 3tos. near " iUilin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-11

~ Hats, Spring Fashion,. NJ Ilok go ~
No Bowery are ready supply their customers wiz.
sprng style Hats which equal If not superior IN
o. e'e. mB Iw-
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commerc,nI and Money Matters.

The market was without particular change to-day
ard the transactions limited. Rumors in relation TO
the movements Gen. Amonte, which were ndustriousy
circulated by the bears had rather depressing effect
In Exchange there is very little doing Sterling
,,@alO: Francs rs S 23a The supply Is fair and
the highest rates maintained with difficulty.
The receipts at the Custom-House for the week
ending Saturday somewhat smaller than for the
corresponding week last year. The comparative receipts
M 10 the present time in 1914 and 5'5 as olows
poco,,,s for the week ending March s.. si4393G so
Received since January l-.--.--..--.--3,lll 10
Total f'"'''''''o :"
Received week ending March9, lo4i 1880 AZ
lst January TO I'd March ..-..--.a ,l59,asi 20
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FINE WATCHES AND JEWFLRY.


DRoADWAY. Corner WATCHES
Is IEIvFi RY 'SILVER-IVARE, &c--H, 6. STONE
constantly adding his stock ncvs ana NM
Chains Keys. Lockeis. Pencil Case in!a en- & p
49, silver CIns ComhS, Spoons, * Commencing ous
neSs ~ 1859 and pursuing the same II Tue present IN on an
pIircp!e and conrenTeat win siii ~ ,, y, hs Sic
OF persoas getting along vel when tiac',f u w.
Watches and Jewery carefully repaired Ca y alche 5
Jewey Gold and Silver taken IN eAehanSe 81 ioi e
HUBBARD G. STONE, 4ll B..aGway'
mill i,,f Corner Walker street. Newly ofS.
q FINE NOTWITHSTANDING HAN-
~ MoND Il Merchants Exchange, corner OF wa, W an
NJ, and Wi,am-streets. (catrance Isl to0f IN " IL
ianl-s;) have received. in addition 10 tAeir pre-
ous stock assortment OF Watches no; eluaIec N me
eity-consistirg of Chronouleter, Duplex ana Lever
Watches both for ladies and gentlemen Merchants !oi
the South, well the city trade. viii lnd when quality
is comparsd) prices low.
general aSsor.men, OF Jewelry of the best quality
Sterling Silver Ware II manufactures prices.
All kinds of Watches repaired equal the original Man.
tel Clocks regulated BY hrst-rate workman ASSIST
% FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
~ Those who wish 10 purchase Gold Silver
EN n, Watches Jewclry, VIII fndit greatly 20 their
Is advantage call the subscriber, who is sei.n:
all descriptions OF fine Gold and Silver Watches 81 retail
lower than any other house IN the city.
Fine Cold and silver English Pa'en; Lever Watches
Detached Lever Watches.
Lepine WSiches.
1s1iss and gentlenisr's fine Gold Guard Chains.
BreaS: Pins.
Ladies' Bracelets. Gold Pencils.
cod Watches rs low rs $40 10 SIS each:
Watches and Jewelry exchanged or oonshs-
All watches warranted 10 keep gcod ae OF te money
returned watches Clocks and Jeveiry repaired IN me
bss, manner and warranted At much less man NE usual
prices. NI L ~, ,i-s.ie avn, r..a,
fi5istf 80 wail-st. W stairs,
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Il. ~ BAKER, Aucnoneer.
10y MORGAN & JOHNSTON, Store 2lo Broadway
ID THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock.
A large and general assortment of Dry Goods Cutieiy
Gold and Silver Watches amongst whcha some superior
English Levers Jcwelry Fancy Articles, &c &c Lipeiai
cash advances made on all consie Out door saee
attended TO- "'i Sui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-11

BoARpING-MRS. GoSS having opened The new ard
commocuS hoase, 70 Vesey-Sreet The Asor House.
proers choice desirable to transient or per1na
nen Bosrde-s Croton shower ard cold baths free
The location is very central, yet qae; and shady Terms
moderate ai5 lis
o. RANK OF WOOSTER. OHIO.-rhe notes OF this
Bank redeemed ut per cent discount. by
WINSIOW & PERKINS,
r3 3EisStW No 30 Wall street.
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.JosIAu RICHARDS, Auctioneer.


~ LARGE SALE OF ENGLISH BooKS-The at
tcntion Of book buyers respectfully invited to the sala of
catalogue Valuable Books, just received from London,
to be sold by the undersigned THIS AND TOMORROW
Evenings The collection embraces old and recent works
in all the varied departments Literature and Science and
many seldom met with in this country.
mil BANGS RICHARDS & PLATT. 2C4 Broadway.
THE WINGS OF THE OLD sECo:ND WILL VIM
DICATE THEMSELVES
10 Second Wnrd.-1he Democratic Wing Electors
the Ward requested TO Tuesday March
ith at half past o'clock r. NJ al the Second Ward Hotel
No Nassau receive the report OF the Committee
IN Charter Officers.
David Graham Esq has consented attend and address his
"" j. l.. CROSS, Chairman.
Tuos DELASo. Secrrtnry marl q
fC5- Thirteenth Nyarts.-Asreeable the call, the
Democratic Wings of the Thirteenth Ward assembled At the
Henry Clay Reading Room 81 Grand street 10 respond TO
the nomination Officers be supported the
suing Election: on motion, Mr. BENJAMIN HASKELL
was called 20 the chair aud B,~I Drvoy appointed Secretary
On notion the call of the meeting read and accepted
Tie Chairman of the Nominating Committee reported the
following persons for Charter Officers, viz:
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SPOKEN. &c.
4 in lat 81 30 Ion 70 90 steamship Republic, for
this port, standing 10 the Norilward-e DIS out
9Th lat IS l5 Ion 49, bark Chester, hence for NOrleans
: Us ont.
.h lat 80 90 lon co l5 ship Ebcn rrebe Of Boston, FIN
Apalachicoa for Liverpool
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,e1y-york Cattle Market. ). MARcH 10

rReported for The Trihune-I
Narke, 1900 Beef Cattle, 500 from the South i-
Cows and 900 Sheep and Lambs
psrcEs-Bsf cdtle were poor request and we no'e
reduction of full 25 cents from the prces OF last weeh' Anu
quote accordingly Lex; over 25o
co,saed calres-.Nl market taken at si' 20 ~"
yst,,p AID La0a5s-A good demand; we quote d " I
SIS. as in quality ,,..,a =. ,f,rke. {.
H,-A, the close of orr report but N'''e a. hAfNe'
sales At SO 67i.
Spring Course OF ,';5i
OF PHYSICIANS AND suRGEo->o--in MS H..
begin on Tuesday March iih ana eo''."a ~,
Tire Lectures will be delivered daily between 'he hours o.
10 A. VI. and 4.
Tb- Course will consist Of Leetu %
On Ouer,tire Surgery BY r. Watts. NJ D.
Nv Sn,ricaI Anatomy BY J. Quackenbo', NJ D.
IN N. Diseases of the Eye by f. Wilkes NJ D.
On the Pathology OF the Chest By a Clark NJ D.
IN E Diseases of the skin by II, II. D. Bukley, VI D. 80
~ h p,tholor, Of the In,estines BIZ " c. Roberts NJ D.
On The Diseases Of the os Uten b. C. R Gilman, NJ D.
q, the Diseases of the Ear BY VI. Parker, VI. D.
Fee for the Course Ten Dollars. It
~ Free Lecture by J. Banning.-Dr. Ban
nag will deliver free Lecture this evening att: O'Clock. in
Dr. Adams Church. Broomst the Means aud importance
OF cuiriva:ns graceful form aud attitude Of Body con.
necte5 with affections Of the Spine and early weakness Of
Children Also the Of body brace for the easing Of the
Open hours between II n VI. and T. VI. al 5o'
Broome-St. 1t
ALecture on Emigration and the he. RIGHT lSdii,r
h'S S5e s S Ho 9Sn Ga G SeH6E sa"s ' 70 .
Tickets Is cents for sale at Burgess Strngef
OF Broadway and Ann-St. mil us
- DIR. Elliott, the ceiebrated Tempe ,;-
nmce Lecturer, 70 d,ver femsrance Addfsss ms
TO SesHen aud Lndsinen Gone early listen MS thrill
ing eloquenoe and inimir'ble Temperance Ofes. IL
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BOOK FOR THE LADIES
EVERY WOMAN
Should send to the New World Office q Annstree and To-
% obtain
rrrr> <.nTrNTEGG EATST1NA

ROMANCE THE HEART.
Translated from the of Ida, Countess Hahniahn
Considered as story merely the book full OF interest,"
No reader who has begun will readily leave 1t I'LL the
last page reached II full of delicate perception OF char
acrer and gracefully uttered sentiment IL Is conceived
throughout in Just and healthy moral spirit The writer
spavs exquisite taste and feeling conducting the passion
ate and finely strung of her heroine through It's various
trials and temptations till it finds rest at last in the sacred
shade of the closier TO the ladies' especially who may
glance over this weprned volume confidently predict
high Intellectual enjoyment.
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GREAT BARGAINS
At THE NEW DIRK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
1877 Broadway,
Three doors below the Franklin House.
Gentlemen in want OF fashionable Over Coat or Cloak.
will do we to call aud examine choice assortment OF
Winter Garments made and trimmed III the richest man.
ner and Of the most fashionable Styles at greatly reduced
prices.
Also, splendid assortment of Scars cravas and fancy
dress articles most Of mportation) comprising
ry variety requisite complete gen,lemans wardrobe.
including Dressing Gowns of every style and price.
with fa assortment OF Cloths. Casameres and Vest
nss very rich styles, from the most celebrated manu-
iacturers.
Full suits furnished order at few hours notice.
Cash on delivery, and no deviation In prices
If isu j. C. BoOTH a. CO.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
MEMS, BOYS AND CIIILDREN'S
CLOTHING.
GEORGE Il. GREEN,
No. 10 Chatham-st,
WILL KEEP NSTASTLY ON HAND FULL
AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Mems, B0ys' and ChiLdIen's Clothing,
of all descriptions made In the
to which he would respectfully invite the attentions
those In want AZ he has made arrangements receive
CLOTHS, CASSI1fERES, VESTINGS, S'c.
by every packet secured the services Of expert
enccd Cutters pledges himself 10 give perfect safac~
10 nj! WHO may purchase.
NB-GnYaegt male 10 orieT al The atortest notics an
nth strict pgRciUdty je6isd
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Lamps Trs,res. &c. furnished for parties. &c 2awstf
y 70 sNEW-YORK, ALBANY AID TROY
tStSS;r Or Aib1 ny and nd, I = e, dTct
r. 5 S% s1s s p5ss AZ Y LIZ I csSaa
a. H. squire THIS EVENING. tTaesday, March I'D Al
For passage freight apply On board, or to C. ci'aN'
Fieisht must be Put in charge The Freight Agent
the Company viii rot te IesPonsi6e fer los.es mil
PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY.
- FIJI T + iaadiss 4 Ia'st5fda;s ] B5css
VIM Peck will leave Monday, Wednesday Friday and
bs stsnba9t SOUTH AMERICA, CAPT VI. H. Trues
deli viii lave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons
AZ ;,king the abore line WI! Alba
ny Ia mule time 20 take the Morning Trains OF Cas- Tor the
iaTsi,h.d with new AID eegsn; Room aad for sIeed
and accommodations unIisaied 90 the tu'iiaa. r
Il For Passage or FTeicht Apply on osaIu' OF 90 -
Shnl,z a, tn Ono Gu The V haIt: MINIS
-, NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL
10y Picket OF the 2is MaTeh-The sTeadid and iavoF-
packet ship HOTTlNGU Err 100 tons bur:h3n
Can't, IT. Bul,!ry viii sail CT .i1 -1icA q her fs-
rs1xos ,I; 10 embark ioT tn Ole CoHGiy al nor Ia! 70
- G aiye.iace 10 be derived fFcH selecting ils le Ii re
c - sny Other as tisII capacity renders trni
~ 80 m - comfortable aud yene1I ttaR ships OF small
css Their accommodations FOR e95n second ea9rn and
ss,sngg-z AZ IS well knoTE- superior 10 those OF
afLer line of packets Persons wishing 20 secure hesihs
should m to make early aFFSs.i09T ?4 T eii 20! =
AZ heiF General Passage oee, 70 seutsreet eoF=r MAJ
Tn. aqd3TTTTINGUgR will sail from Liverrool the e,h
NJ wishing TO for their friends have heIa
irht ont IN this magnificent packet or si Oh M rsE
line sailing the Isl; 9ih .th i'' ~ -, u, 10 y =
EN- loEih on i4yorsbe terms Application u De made 4s
aJayr. ...-,h,., ~ 4.r,,,,. whom. d;,.o,,,,
-; he nginrinlI towns OF England Ireland, scotland OF
Wis can al III times be obtained on sppiicAioa W by letter
pa -ni IL Liyerool-wn Tapscott or George Rippard
son II Gore Piarzas and IS Waterloo Road mil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-11

WOODWORTH'S planning MACHINES.
THOURTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE, together with
many valuable improvements and additions TO his for
mer enables the subscriber to furnish at short notice.
and OF lie most perfect construction materials and work
manship Machines plane wood in all It's varieties, such
as planning or surlacing only, or cutting mouldings
Also planning, tongueng and growing jotig, or rab-
betting and planing clapboards
Application may he made 10 the subscriber, At his estab-
lishmeat FOxboro' at his office, corner of CONNER
cal and Lewis streets, Boston, where Machines may be
een and any information relative the may be OBJ
tanned as well of Josiah Blackwell and Co. Newly ork,
or of J. W. Schenck, Albany.
Letters of mere inquiry must be postpaid
SAMUEL i. SCHENCK.
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ALSO. JUST PUBLISHED
THE WANDERING JEW. Vol !. Of Iierbert's elegant
translation Price only 50 Cents Also, Nos II aud u IN con-
tnmation. price st cents each
RORTENslA. a capital novel from the German Of
Zschokke. price l2i cents
THE REPOSITORY OF ROMANCE for February is
now ready-l2i cents.
Strangers arr invited call and examine the New World
which is only So year. EachSnumber illustrated
mIo2, F. WINCHESTER. Publisher, u Ann.st,
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II L VI = \ 7.
MASON & TUTTLE'S
COUNTRY ADVERTISING OFFICE
Is ESMovEp TO
No. IS William-strect,
MERCHANTS rNcHANGE.
Formerly occupied the Branch Post Office.

- Merchants wishing 10 examine files Of Couairy Papers
ms do (frce OF charel application above lws
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~ coLToN CO. Aueaou and SSnmn n so on. Mat.
liberal advances made cousgnUents, and proupsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-11

I,IRsT PREMIUM DAGuERREoTYPE-fLUM BE,
cr,rbs No 25l Broadway, above Murray street, New
York awarded the Medal four first Premiums and TWO
HIGHEST Honors the Exhibitions OF TIE institutes OF
Nassacbusett SeyvYol and Pennsylvania, respectively
for most beautiful coorcisPictures and best Apparatus
eve sX NTEpe or ssi0,I operators. alnis
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tni IL ~ = AppFE re-
Third District, DDGnEn 7, p TJ'isoE
mix r. KI0T'S
Foun District sMiTH NEWMAN.
Which Were passed upon separately anu unini'o.iy
resolutions expressive Of of this meeting The Com
- re Lib ,ru reporrad the following whicl, were
unanimously adopted with three hearty Cheers LOT the "oie
ticket.
Re%TSd TI o sa on G of e ds Msa of Of
si have determined TO The wa! against all selfish and
Anti Reniism and for the ascendency Of Wing Principles;
ch ,yeye n6 an The old Wing Banners 70 and
III sill believing that Truth crushed earth shall
again
hSS n hae ~ d;, fr Hidsrmn, AMI ts;;",
az" w haT men every way worthy to receive the
united sugcs Of every Wins IN the ward They are well
known TO ne hIh and unwdNs'ius N''Ss VI M @
eG11e' o. IN sm Civ onnc by men possessng
the courage and ability 10 perform their whole duty Wewii
who'll Wbs ckS, m .,r,;I ,,,o,d 70 tho nomination
Of DuGey SeIs as ne S Dt unyJey,ns
Whig-as gentleman possessing eminent degree every
essential Characteristic Tor me iaiIhn q, e
e TO him lie shall receive our warm and undivided
Rses.d Th,, a,apgreye Of TIE n'rGaaeon of
q all 1sSa st Ss1 ss OH 6e
g. Resolrcd That wcsoemny protest against the
nation OF the oyertues recently m0e al Washington for the
y 3 Ss S tS S s that s N
which has been attempted IN violation Of the only existing
bond OF tnion-he National C"ntilo Because secondy
approve such measure as me OF N my
mode notorious inct tat the on !he eo
pies Representatives winch dominated the re'ldenm Eec.
tors and Candidates Tor Sne ohcei were Wholly shehl on
subject OF Texas also notorious maj NE present. n9yei
OF this slate was nominated ana elected iaceo ms
avowed hostility 10 that measure And thirdly we prG,es,
or believing qi the measure wa. anned and deyicd
thereby 10 lensien me c,as iu ns Sl e e n ct
S; ~ Remnbicnn TINT Of Enunl Re
~ ,ba inu.r ot Rcnresenativcs md IN the Flee
I'll a,c". nnv IN oelycS mud children moi only permit,
hut com nels rs IN onuo.e It's tndher eNl tension.
S -, Ill, mon ,ld.ssd ,l ,;,
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SPOKEN, &c

briggs unknown. Wind SE-witn thick weather.
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pKlThNElA WAEE-Bn,anna urls, cole pots, 'yl
d sets pitchers mugs mblers lamps candle sticks, spit
shaving boxes castoS canieeaI spoons ladies moas
fictued aud for sale The old stand Burmesp. Dixon
Sons celebrated Sheffield Britannia and pure German silver
good, constantly on hand.
Bauca tin bar autimony and bsnulh For sale Huaa-
uni mi g St is' |RHGNRpMAN& HAR Burline .p
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INDIA RUBBER GooDs.-HUTCHINsoN x RUN
YON have on baud and for sale at the warehouse Of The
Newark y j. India Rubber Factory So Maiden Lane y
y-.tv Of ird. Rubber Goods Ou stock con-
sist. in part; Of Macintosh Goats Coaks and tlFs Life
cire R,rd ne OF 4 yery superior quality &c. Those IN want
Of auy article the India Rubber line will 10 VII to eau
warrant our goods represented and no humbng
metfis HUTCHINSON X RONNOE. 50 Maiden lane
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NEW GOODS AT NEW PRICES.
SUTTON & co.
RANklN-N BIRCH

+ f. r . Tnrcpu" milo
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terus OF .utscriptou to this Library been reduced
10 the following rates For oGe year s. 90 six ions
SO W three mouths So 10 mouth 81 TO- n ,,n
Thu Library he largest III the city and = wen @
piled with Periodicals. and the literature o. me
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NTTTRRAY,S AND DINNEFORD'S FLUID Mag
WI NESlA-Also Henrys genuine Caicinei Ma:neSia-
warranted genuine, for sale by DAVID SANDS 90.
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" b. PALNlER is the accredited Agent Tor the NEW
' BEDFORD MERCURY, in the Cities Of New-i ork,
and advertising made known the American Newspaper Ad
vnrtisinc AGENCY 30 Ann.strnct mil u