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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
"LaMPS TO BURN CAMpHENE. >

"LAMPS TO BURN CAMPHENE."
HORNS PATENT SOLID BOTTOM GLASS
IL FOUNTAIN LAii Tor Canph=,:e or Chemical OIL.
have become universally celebrated and sought afrer the
nos r-.f-ct Lamps inveat-a They the aPpro-
ta;ion ad praise OF al who i-n. all others bat 10
not a n tf- b-si the csf-t and above all the Lriaps
thar will tb. sh with th- i-at They
the snp- and nnd ,rirn cannot co.
beco- heated while burning easily cleaned nside and
out AID affected By daft Of Less than
haf cent pr hour will give you splendid light y, TlV
l3s Fuiion-stre-t tsHn Buid-sl Newi ork. viz Stand
Lamps PaIiors with without Lustrrs SnspendiEg
Lamps Stores Eoiris and Churches: also Csrdeli-rs
sI- Branches Sc &c any style -ssd made TO order
B-Lai.es # y1u wish iD pre4=f,e yosr ryrsight TO
good old aze OF stfoHx and b-auul light
rad by DO fail procure o these LdMpr One
oil large parnr wl enable Tou TO read t- finest
print the remote eorarr. IS imis-
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MARRIED:

m wednesday evening, 18th inst by Rev Dr. Aexa-
y" W WILLIAM A BRADSHAW 10 Miss ELlZi-
SSrTH daughter Of DR.. Robert Cook, all OF this city
AZ Albany ITth Charles I. Meuit, OF Canada to Mafa
Il. Perkins II Team,
n Albany, to Mary DC Lamano.
AZ Rochester l7,h, Charles Dickinson to Martha Caieh-
Al watertown ll;h, Docto. Alvah L Nichols to Maria
Al Syracuse, Jan 81 Ebenezer W. Day 10 Mary 5 Burt
AtCazenovla 10Th. o. +. H. Salisbury 10 Julia Aidrch
18Th Daorth Parmeleet Helen Dunbar; Benjamin Cros
by 10 Jane Bedau.
c. 10 Mrs. Mary I. Bryson, OF X
At East Lexington Mass l2h Inst. Oliver p Mills OF n
York, TO Ann Adams. su r.
AMY 70 Mrs.. Mary Zantzinser
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RoMAN EYE BALsAsI.

tC,~"Tnr LIGHT OF TIE BopY IS Tnr Err.'-Wtat
,mv must il be FOR those who have weak eyes 10 1--we IN
-tu,l twilight, They cannot read pleasant books.
r,r pleasant letters To their friends enjoy the pleasant
,unshnv OF bright day. Nature may he r,erso Joyin III
Not neccssaiiy however Science has produced many won
dsn and among others the Roman Eye BdsGm. a cata-
isue Of the patients who have been cured by lis application
could not be read sitting If the eyelds are ianed
or the eyrballs boOdShOt What the cnuse may have
kreninu call at the of Mess: Sands Co. ia road
way. and they will furnish with jar OF the Balsam Tor %
cents with directions for Persevege IA the ap
,icstion for short time. You piH succeed
Prepared and sold by A. Il. SANDS x co. Chemists aud
Druggists 273 Broadway Chambers ST. Sold also At 20
Taton St. aud II East Broadway mis- Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
GENUINE REAE,S OIL.

~ Pny the calculated naturalist; speaking Of bears. in
tms that their oil used by Cleopatra the nutr
I'VE substance which could he applied TO her magnificent hair
Science has given the mod.rn compound for this purpose
ou, 10 the provisions afforded by Nature in the grease Of
tie bear It's effects especially in the form Of Oil truly
wonderful The capillary roots strengthened the bulbs
N, aourished and the young hair increases quantity
Even hald spots become fertile under its influence, u The
roots have been total anniated and this is rare the
e.e except at an advanced age u fact the Genuine Bears
Oil unqueonaby the best PREPARATION for the Hair that
tie world has yet
The genuins OIL highly prrumed aud purified for the
Dos, of the toilet, BY a. T. SANDS co. Chemists and
druggists 273 foa way Chambers st Sold also at 10
Fulton 81; and II East Broadway Pca. 80 cents large bot
H." % can't ,-n,U lnlj lnis
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CONANT's PATENT YEAST.

CCOgDIN(i 20 old maxim, " Bread IS the StaT OF
"A LIE bat certain thai good heathiul bnad-sweet,
sh, AID dig-stible-s BY easily obtained. and
yriad. p-fsons obliged Wander along without that
s.satIa staff Ch-nica ssisace ard research
I~nted FOR necessary and useful parposs than in t
,co,sry Of the mateti. winch should promy and
" prodacs good brrai That great esidsfaium ben OBJ
by the skill and pairne- Of Nr CoNAsr Of Lowell
who las ,ceraiel the ingredients requisite cI the procuring
Of sup-r excellent bread quickly the ou! b kneae
and baked.
II IS -1cnstrbI that by the old slow process OF vinous
JentG,i0u, much Of the nutritious Portion th -four .
errseted but BY the application ofCONAST'S PATENT
YEAST instantaneous elerveseece directly follows ahJ
,l the >Archrine properties Of the meal e:a,oed thus
curing the entire nourshen, which the flour naturally m
clG0es.
Solo wholesale and retail by
NP PMUSSF.Y. Clinton Hall. beeknan snt NaISiu-
CHAMPNt.Y * ALLEN. 10 Southst col. 3isidcA iai'e'
GiSSNER < YOUNG. l52 Chaihamst
CHESTER DRiG:jS, 6st Broadway.
JOHN Il BROWN * BROTHERS, l6 Eish'h 81.
STAPLES & FORD, l3z Bow.ry.
: V AfBRO 22S Bow.ry- cor. BondSt
T x 4 HOPE, IN thlntersst
DONINiCK x DRUAiMOSD, 20 Grsenwiehst.
SAMUEL KIP. 400 Broadway. ,cr
Also, by the principal sroeeru IN general, ph'sH
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nEPoT og cARcEL or MEcHAYIcAL LAMPs.-

nEPoT OF CARCEI. OR MECHANICAL LAMPS
~ No. 20 JOha street.-we beg 10 ahnouhce in'' VIC
have just received 10 Of choice gods toeS Tue Da-
ance Of our iportations for this season. sufpase'hg IN
beauty OF style and Of than any aeeso' te kho
ever Offend Amongst them will be found some superb
Porcelain Vases and variety Of Porcelain Lamps and
.,res Tor Candles now much in vosna In Paris and never
hfr ,nored: rich bronze and gilt Lamps with fgures
mi, =, Freyaia Paul AMI ygiiIs, &C. In boldrcief-
si an euth figures IN bronze, perfect gems OF art Por-
i Shades with cxqsitey painted landscapes ard how-
-. i,ner slades-a lz=yc assortment Of new designs
e..iny o( American Scenery, the Polka Masqueraces,
c. W. el eoniient IN saying thai we are now prepared
vhibta richer more extensive ard complete ussort-
n a LamJs ard other goods in the line, than can 30
.nd NJ any similar establishment Ia ts country Our as
nept u Ia ger that Of any OF the manufacturers or
nd.s nf Mechanical Lamps in Paris, OF which there
no, Ieas tan 900 prices viii he found sry oe
rh,n couca-sd nil o 0r1Les Of ornament a,sl Of
siariL1r s.i> cr .corkmdnAfp
or the me rs Careei Lamp nothing need be said to
,h,,se who have used them. To these who have not, we
would merely that 40 years It has and stu main
,aIps the reputation Of being the no perfect Lamp ersr "a
rea.en proof OF this would refer the curious TO the
authorities Of the most scientific men In France and thin
Country which We have In possession, and shall
plea.et 10 exhibit 1T any time
A. DIAcoN j. E D. sAXToS, Agents.
Lamps Lustrss, Sc. furnished for parties e.u2awist
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

WOODWORTH'S PLANlNG MACHINES.
EoURTEEE YEARS EXPERIENCE, together with
many valuable improvements and additions to his for
e- ;oo enables the subscriber furnish, 81 sho:t notice,
AID Of The perfect construction, materials and work
raIslLp, Machines 10 plane woSd III all ITS varieties such
as blaming oT sur:acing only, CT cutting mouidings
s!.o raln. 1Egtlelng ami growing io!ntins. or rab
betting. and planning clapbo.rds
Application may te made 20 the subscriber 81 his estab-
lsmen: Foxtoro, at hs c.ce, corner OF CONNER
cis and Lewis strests Roston. where Machines may be
seen and Ally information relative The NAV lie OBJ
tane.i Is wei OF Josiah Blackwell and Co. Sewi0rk,
or of J. ". scllelck, Albany.
Letters OF E1ere inquiry must De postpaid
SAMUEL L. SCHENCK.
Faxboro' Na=s April I. 1874. u isH
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q7~Mecilanics' Institute Debating Society.
The Mechanics Institute Dshaing Class Will hol, their
last ting for the discussion of Irrsv aud Scentic sub
ec in the Lecture Room City Hail this saturday even
as 22d INST Il O'Clock Subject for dscuSSion Ought
the Social and Political Rights en1yed by Man he extended
Womenl Readings aud lecit,aas Wi. be introduced 10
close the exercises o the eycauc The members ii the rs
tute and their friends invited TO attend. IL
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l.
NEW SPRING STYLES.
PECK. NICOLS0N s WRIGHT,
Nos l3g Pearl and 90 Beaver streets, New-YoTk,
would respectfully invite the attention of Merchants visiting
this civ 10 their cf SIX ai Fancy ood' com
DRESS GOODS,
Bisgrs snd Balrorines Pnnted Jaconeis and Satin
strip Musljrs congrs Of Muslin de Laine5,
Of all styles and prices rch satin striped and embroidered
T.Il.,aa Muslin dresses Camsi-on BIocsd aud sa;iR striped
Silks,
Broshe Cashmere Barge and full OF Cam-leon
ard Damask SILK Slwls rich Dass Aaca and strati!-
L. Shaw. and beautiful article. together with black
and cold Muslin d L4ius Shawls IN graf variety
full assortment OF Bennrt 4ad Cap Rbbous Of The newest
snd riches: styleS 4 complete Of ael aad sa-
,iu lsbboas Also full asionrnt OF Millinery articles
LACES,
English and German Thread L,crs and Edgings hgd Cap
Laces iar- ascr,,,-a trimmsg Lacs and Lace EdsiA'
GLOVES,
Consisting OF Kid tie tes manufacture blk and cold Silk
Egyptian and Ei!et Gloves. with -sr Assortment ei Fney
Aiitts-
sree, assort.-n, of Fancy HJkfs Linen Cambria Htkfs
Ponsee and Spalfe,l fdhis together with glt vaflety OF
PrTfs CordI Gups GltI T,iEaIHgs, nes styles, all "f
! which will ~ cf-set at the !oa'est mGTSsl prifsS
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last AND F0rND.

OST-t Pocket-Dook containing between 81 and 100 dol
IL lars mostly notes OF the Uui0H Bank of New-i ork
The finder ,. lee rewarded returning the owner. AZ
the Office othe Manhattan Insurance ompany, No 50 Wall
rn22 2t-
ENOUND-On THURSDAY evening in piissg NJ Broahway.a
Il Pocket Dsry aud Almanac containing Its pockets
small sum Of Money In Notes and ; veF canre The owner
BY application the Drug Store go Broadway
proving his property and paying the expense Of these adj
advertisements. mE 3t-
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HIru cnnI,s

Jns landed aud received SeHiy various syles oil
rth DRESS GOODS. ths most Splendid aud efrsh''"t
Fabrics and the richest contingS eysr exhibited . ;,
tn ,cnon of ,bos- who bay for the most fashionable
,-ds /, invited BOWEN s McNAMEE,
80 In Ic William Il corner of Beaver.
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W8I. r. JENNINGS " CO.
23I BROADWAY,

DRAPERS 81 TA1LORs,
Are daily receiving their assortment of Spring Goods com
prising all the new varieties and stylss OF
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES Il VESTINGS,
which will be made up order at prices that will offer n
dueemeuI those who viii favor with ths patronage
receipt Of iAge Of fancy
cle. for spring wear viz Fancy Silk aud Satin vests Scsrs
aud CIayats, Gloves. Suspenders etc. rte.
s. B.-Carnents Of the first quality always on hand.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

The rates of transportation between Buffalo and
SewYo.k. 1t Is expected win re very low this season.
The ow-bos;s The Hudson carry Flour at cents, being
reduction 20 per from last spring, and the rivalry
Of another route the reduction OF tolls tho wclland CT
nal and the fac, tina; the surplus stock of provisions at the
West 10 East is smaller than usual will tend 10 make
scs otfrei.t the Canal unusually low this
The bill which passed the Maryland Legislature
E the completion OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Is
laos. important measure TO the State OF Maryland. II
nsidsrO good bll for the purpose I'D promises to
n successful.
lan,horlScs the Company 10 borrow on the bends OF
ne Company, not exceeding Sl700.0o0, ut per
-he interest and principal OF the 10 be paid out
the hrSt earnings of tie Canal The bonds 20 DC IN
cns OF not less than 500 ft00 sterling, upon which
eentres shall he paid senannua.ly but III no case can
e State b. made isba for either bonds interest
ile company Is forbidden 10 pay their bonds
factors or Others At any thing less than their par vaGe
& shall they be issued at all until the canal has gua:an
ed an aggregate transportation on ,he entire length
Nhe canal between Cumberland and the District Of Co
Ns o. not less than $4,000 tons OF tonnage per year.
an average years c5 ve years, dating from the cnd
sx months sfter the cans s5 have been completed TO
aneerisnd and the naviilon opened TO that pon, Tho
ae Of Maryland valves ali right 10 any rents profit
n the canal vn, there shall be surples aer the pay
tat OF the interest this loan. when the balance
s Be paid 20 the Treasurer Of the State 10 be invested
aaaSing fund FOR the payment Of the principal
\ AueSanada Customs duties bull has been passed
un0ssh The Committee OF The Whole. amer prorac.ed
-sos'e The following the alterations made in the
sAcdGe:
COWS and hsfers fi Instead OF i5s.
aoes mares geldngs, colts foals c los instead OF f
4 Ws1en. bulls and steers Il los, instead OF FL 5s.
"onens boots and shoes ami caashes OF leather, Ier
4 oxeo. 7s til Instead of IS.
DO OF SILK satin Jean or blue stufs, kid OF morocco per
Z eaen, Is sd instead Of Gs.
The item Flour the produce OF whea, ground In bond
en taken out for home consumption. eAporta,io
he United Kingdom, per hb OF l6 lbs struck on, ae
Il sethsr, and then added The following item;
Whes; our per Dbl 6d which Increases the duty 10 IS
Satrlng per Lb
Leaf tobacco Id instead OF ID.
The report of the COMMITTEES was received by the House
Aioestay, ard concurred in.
\ Bosrox March 20-The Transactions In Flour to-day
have been for home consumption to very limited extent,
sa for good common brands Genesee. and 56t GA
Found and fiat hoop Ohio; 5000 bbls Georgetown for
N1or price not transpred Cora snp again 10 otay-he
ppy being much less than the demand sales yellow fat
efc and white <91c per busht. Oats. Southern, 80
Nc, and North River 36e.
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The S,ocl, market continues heavy. At the
Bord Illinois Specials and Farmers Trust declined
Canton Co. Sonngton Rrd aud Erie Rrd s. Long Island
Rl and Norwich and Worcester Mohawk Rrd Nor
fs Canal Co. Is; y. a. Trust per cent.
There is but little doing in Exchange. Wequote
1924 1895 on London and s - q 5 23s on Paris.
The Hartford and New-Haven Railroad Co have
declared scmsnnual dividend Of ,hrco dollars each
share payable on the ls OF April the Office Of the Com
any, or to NewYork stockholders at the Union Bank
The average cost of running on the railroads oi
this State ia 6i cents per mile In Massachusetts In Si3
The average was II cents. The following table presents In
view the total length of railway COST Of
cps over expenses numecr Of passengers, together with
e number OF miles run for the past year. the roads
.,hls State and Massachusetts:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
MILLINERY GOODS.

I AIDES AI"TEND.-lSAACKS x RANSOM No: 10
IJohn-s will open this day 20 Of genuine Nropotan
Bonne of the finest quality and Of the most fashionable shapes
Ladies. cali and -Snrn,-e for oursev.s In2
I a f. NEAPULITAN>-A i.w cases Just received 9y
LlSAACKS & RANSOM No Is Joln-st a very superior
Article Lace Neopotan Bounets, hch they oilrr at
small advance from the manufacturing prices DropIn r2
- lCH MILLINERY GOODS-IsAACks * Ran.
III SOM, No. lG John offer the .lie magnificent
OF Silks Ribbons, Laces Ruches osrihe IN
every article Millinery line winch they will sell 10 the
trade low beyond all precedent; Country merchants and NH
liners call aud examine ersoc before maSin.
purchase. The ntest French SHAPES jGst received
~, i,rro, No IoLn m
100 As - of Choice Straw Goods. JUS: received II 10
kOOJoh-st. compTisin. all the various DE1Ids such ms
Tuscans Devons Pedal Rice English Brilliant ?nd Nodenas,
and o! The latest shapes. lSAACKS MANSON.
me- NO 10 Jonr-5'.f
ETEAPOLiTAN BUNNETS-lle undersigned. Iaicnets
~ and manufacturers of the N.apotan BonhetS, respect
fully isorm the trade that l-y ready supply the
above article of the ats style aud Of superior quality IN
quanites 20 suit purchasers
They warrant that they alter aud clean the Bonnet 20
appear equal TO
Buyers are cautioned asain, inferior article the Kind in
the market, tle genuine article for winch we TeceIyed INC
silver medal the last fair G the american Institute has our
ticket upon ~ Apply 10 THOMAS EYSE. I72 Peul 81
m2I istNlayl' No.2i Delaney s;.
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PENMANSHIP.

GREATEST REDUCTION YETI!
10 LESSONS IN WRITING FOR 90.
TOMS
WRITING AND BOOKKEEPING ACADEMY,
GRANITE BUILDINGS. No. 2Sl BROADWAY.
Mir WINTERTON informs the public that. desiring 10
extend the advantages Of his Academy widely possible,
he has reduced his terms for thorough of TWENTY
LESSONS IN his elegant and practical system OF Pcnnansp
TO the low price of THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY
CENTS. Mr. W., style j. well known as superior To any
an having hitherto received universal commendation IN I'M
parting H. he b.. Idly challenges public comparison
Shorter Course 10 LESSONS FOR 81 TO those who De-
sire il. , go,
from II to l. Private lessons f desired. -
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING
usual taught in the most thorough manner aud at reduced
prcSs for an unli limited Course ofin>tructiOn.
~ on Lgmd Writing exclusively r2G Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

NJ BANK OF WOOSTER, OHIO-Ths notes Of this
"" WlNSLOW Il PERKINS.
n,s SN!sSitIV No. 20 Wa.street-
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A. q. TIfrTLE, Auctione eel

A. e.. rUrrLE, Auctionecr.
TNXTRA FINE GOLD WATCHES, SILVER LEVERS
Il AND FANCY GOODS-JAC0B s. PLATT'S Regu-
lar Sale Jewelry. Watches. SC. viii take place TIL
DAY at 10 o'clock at the Auction Roon corner OF nou
and ra,, and consists IN part OF Fine Gold and Silver
Watches Gold Pins, Rings and Brooches, Seed anu fe@ri
Beads Ink Stands Hall Lanterns Plated Castors elegant
Chm Plates Plated Cake Baskets. Gold and silver pehci
Cases elegant Guard Chains and other rich Fancy Goods
Full particulars see Auction Head In Courier Enquirer
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- Hnkcrs. NttcnN.-

70 RnEcrs, NttcnN.-Ihe Master Bakers OF this
CITY and Brccyn requested 20 attend meeting 70 BE-
held on saturday IL o'clock, the Sh,kes~a Ho
tel corner Duane aud William 81 Come all.
Jouryman Bakers take aotce-Ie members of the Jour
Bakers Association requested 10 meet the Nasirr
RaLers IN Mass Meeting Saturday evening" March %.
4. o clock. az the Shlse.prer Hotel. ri20 ST.
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CLOTHING.
NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS
AT THE Ne wy oRK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
1877 Broadway

Three doors below the Franklin House.
The subscribers receiving direct from the EuroPesn
markets the and fashionable styles Of SPRING
GOODS adopted for Gen,emens wear with which they are
PREPARED furnish their and the public, with the;r
Spring Gar-, moderate prices Our stock Of an
CO Goods il very feh rin2 selected By Agents from the
Paris and London markets. for cashh=reby enabling
offer the and drArabe oi every scle be-
longing gertemlns wardrobe. such prices will con-
riace the .ceptc that do and will furnish
toners with full partial outfit unparalleled low
ras patrons with the drnquences necessarily al
ced TO the credit business stre punctuality observed
filing orders No deviation in prices.
mia j. C. BOOTH CO.
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. Per Cent Advance.

WTiOLF.s-HLL UN NE IHIL =!
C' WHEELER < co. t6 Maiden Lane who possess
". susI facilities for purchasing cheap have and will
kerp castlnty haul .Ig and st-ndd 81
CLOTHS, CiSSIAfERES. PESTLSGS, SERGEn.
S3TfNS and all goods used BY Merchant T.ors. which
hey wall sell holesa!- r4ii extremely small sd-
from They therefore. with great confidence IN
yits the atepton Of the Public. .
rS. Joorneymen Tailo especially invited to call
mis- Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

BRACEThiS instrument dssEgei relieve d.yersia,
weakness aud pain sense OF sonsRsSs IN The stem
Of blood, ppareq o the heart wsaknsss OF The hs aud
elsrcemen, OF shoulder, '.rcusfiy IN children aHd
voup- ladies' also female debility and westness OF yo'ee-
at,,ade find much immediate coinfor; from ITS Il oSr
a,ss Sv eleva,ins the whole fie al (which have de-
Iy lie T,nr tcsibiy Dr. D. can te Consulted At 50!
Bsoonc ncsr Lsurers for E weeks between II \ VI aGd
p NJ 4 female Is In Attendance ca Ladies froin II 4. NJ
ieSP CITY and Courtry Phy5eians and Sucgisis are
invited 20 cali and may be supplied b. arpns al The above
S arrangement; no fr- pay be made n!o 6me"dis
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Constables.
lvnlC AMI NOTHING EI.sE.n

.'WHlG AND NOTHING ELSE
~ Fourteenth Nyard.-Ata II lnrg. md enthusiastic
meeting Of tho Democratic Wings OF the lih Ward convened
Kpport of Nominating Committee, JOHN COtE!N. t.1I.
WINS cals 20 to Chair md William Bennett AM George kel
loci ware nnnnine Secretaries The cal! ol meeting henc
ns Ismcs Van No-Ien ESQ reported the following Ticket,
10 be supported by .ho iIne Wings oi,ne Ward
For For TSs.esors-JOiiN GOWN, ". X; S,IlENCK;
For Cnnstables-MCA Al MI NJ SIANlI'lS' ''LN Elk
El.lSWORTH.
Fo! Inspectors ot Election,
j ,' 9I,' n aas Rs"sGTT + 'TfHsd TSyd ] Se%% FISK H ''N"''
"a do John & o[mGna .;Inc ;Tm yG,n I"'TS " Eenoe,,
6th do lanes B. Brewster. Chas L. Taylor 90,
Winch Icke, received the appreciation oi the
Sncr which, Philip W. EnEs. Esq. offered the following
Revolutions winch unanimously adopted.
RcSorsd That in the knrwn political sentiment, n dudley
ScLie recognise the sound prinepe, o te " hs pary
enI "a c roud of the opportunity osusalnn. for the ohce
al Muyur one pe.emIeny qualified 10y nature educaton
pnd prncucal experience 10 perform the duties n non
ihnt no HIM AND NO OTHER MAN will we give our
suffrage NJ The approaching eec;ion-
Resored That the Ticket for Charter Officers IN TINS " qfd
presented this evening" has entire eonie nee ana shall
have our ved support We presen; 10 our fellow ckei
MS composed of sound honest and )udicio< men, who are
Wings TO the core. and while we pledge ourselves 10 Their sup
Rcsoirsd That Sink or Swim shall fcarlessly
and with determination upon the coming contest with the ixcd
resolve weld Wns principles without struggle wo
thy Of iieemen.
Dudley eien ESQ then introduced 10 the meetn. and
after hearty with cheers delivered M eloquent
locie speech. convincing reasonable and true
Wing that TO be ruo TO his Country was to ee ns 10
r. W Eucs Esq, was then called for and his usual blunt
and happy iarner made some truly indc!rrs remais..
On rroon. That the proceedings be publ shed On motion
adjourned. JOHN COlNiN, Chairman.
GEoRcE kELLoCN, S'''''' -
gs7- Coutsr and Express please copy. mhs'
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A. Q. TrTTLE. Auct!onccr.

A. C. FUTILE. Auct!oneer.
GOLD AND SILVER RWATCHES-IACOB y fLAIl
SSwll sell THIS MORNING ut 10 o'clock at NO. " flnu
st. corner Of Gold for Cash. 100 Gold and Silver Watches OF
great variety style pattern, full and extra eweled
worthy tile attention of country "a well Cy dealers
and also individuals wishlng good time keeper Tor pr-
vae uso. ~ II. The sale Watches Will commence at io
O'clock and viii be followed by the Jeweiry and Fancy ar
ticlcs i,s
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I.EARY M cos

FASHION FOR SPRING, 1875 ~
" ready for sale and delivery and after FRIDAY The 2o'h
instant :. .-. - ,l,..,-
n g. We announce the above r'ir FAsHeS Tor The en-
ang season preclude all p1,bliy oi arr sr.or ~ In. e
minds Of the public and trade generally III hs ~ u W.
whe n 10 its origin aud dStnctyely peculiar tSatnfes W.
present. the followin. detail of its propor,ions w :; r
CR0WN-7t inches high 3l1 yell al 'iueA' "i W ''
sAd r-ar. y,oman, curve ,r, :,.L
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bRINSt inches wide all around-Set. natural curve
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
ID. ID. NASH. Auctioneer.

D. d. NASH, Aucti0neor.
Store l39 Fulton at.
MORTGAGE SALE OF REFECToRY, FURNITURE
I1-THIS DAY. Saturday al 10 o'clock At 39 Fulton
street. by mortgage the Furniture OF Reiec
torv consisting OF Chairs Tables. Looking Glasses o
Cloth Clock Stove Decantrrs. Tumbers, &c Crocke-
nv and Tin Ware Table Linen Cutlery, Lampsl hedstead.
window Curtains Stand Dcmjohns, Framed Prints
Kitchen Furniture, sc. W