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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
- Dr. Lncock. Slr .Jancs Clnrls. Dr. FeEe

7 T.. y, sJaTtVs =
,cn Or Aison all the Medical Faculty sonsiy recon-
msnded Barry, rr;cophetous or pa,en, Indicated Com
nnd 70 prevent haarSs and ee hnr, 10 r>Sre The aI
which 4s fallen Off become thn 70 remove all scarf and
I,airua Tase the iocwins as specimen:
- N.w- cRx. March ., 1874.
Ts;, 70 certify ha, have used \ BaTTv Nedicaied
mnouni for mouths The hair a; the SIDES and
aeS of my head was fllius of a. the time first 2pied "
. - ~. ,,Ilv r.S,orr bein. healthy and vtEorou>-
The top of nv head tsen had 10; ysATs past but
since usns Teophetsus the har has % s'e,
Who ,ill remain incIedulous. al liberty 10 Tef 'h
10 ma hrn they ear have ocular deTonssT5iion
The uh,io vii. observe a the original sna s1suisG Is 20
I - =, ths Tricopherous Depot. Ne l6 b5osdway'
~ oe - S y,,trys; up stairs. pIce fry cents r ooi'
tie xr--
r. Our eiti:eas eassSns e S nsSe W.p 1o.t.
Sias - au R.h Ne will do well 70 call on NessrS ftilon
ils bs>InenI No Johu-s,rsst whose WORK has ts a'
gwen universal sa;isiactioa
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
- The Old Parent society the rarer

~ The Old Parent Soclcty.-Shell the Parent
Washington Temperance Benevolent Society sink or SWIM
w The m.mber, sustain her in th. her hour o need snail
wi,hers 10 her the rescue! hs IS the last Ca
and hope it will no, be m,de ~ yam. iE tes9 %
o'clock. the Coliseum $50 Broa sway. %her meeting Nj
he held To deternne whether tie Old Parent ,s ee
| sustained in her wel-doing. y. u. POWELL PI..t.
R-r Sec'y IL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

B.Nr roK SAVINGS, No. 4 Ch'mbeT,'stTset,
~ Notlcc.-rhe DcpostoEs and the puhlie gsnerally
are informed ih,; this Institution Will be eso,ed on th SON
h.r here the business that DAY and henceioTth
Will be ,ran,ncted X Z. CORNELL, Secretary.
cri, 10 ,SsS all Is 10Th
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
WILEY 4 PUTNAM

WILL PUBLISH SHORTLY
VESTIGES Or THE NATURAL HISTORY OF
CREA ATION EXPOSED. BY :. r. BeSangu-t
3 THE HANDBOOK OF ORNAMENTAL ACCOM-
PLlSHNENTS AND AMCSEMENTS-iyo vol with
cravings.
3 THEC COUNTESS HAHN-HAHNs TRAVELS IN
4 sCHELLIyG's PHILOSOPHY oF-ART,
s. SONGS AND BALLADS
FRANKS TRIP TO TIE CONTINENT.
WILEY & rtT\AN. ~ RrnalM,r.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
HOUSE. E.FURNIsHING GooDsl,,

THE Subscribers would call the attention Of about
commencing house keeping TO their new and large asoft
laid osr the grater inducements TO purchasers
4 great saving also De made BY fading ng
few oll the articles which kept constantly hand
made very best materials and the substantial
,uch Tubs Pail, Brooms seee and other Kitchen Ts
bles Clothes Horses Step Ladders. Pantry Steps Wash
Wash Boards Paste Boards Rolling Pins Meat tId Cheese
Safes R-rgeator of tine latest aud approved kind
Patent Fvrrers Brushes of every variety Door
Willow Ware, Cradles,
Wagons, Nursery Chain; Bamboo, ,COitags and Garden
Chairs Clothes Baskets and Hampers Market Bsskei also
great y,ri-ts of Fr-nch and German Fancy Bsskr,s
Hardware,
comprising Pots Kettles Saace Pans riddi-. Bake Pans
Tea kettlrs Fish Kettles, stew Pans y Pag' GndifonI,
Sour DSesters SkiIets Spiders coffee RGasTs Flat Irons
aa stands Basting spoons aides Flesh Forks Ssimmers
Egy WhiPs Rich Steal fne S,s .nd stsndre', fine ivory
and Common Cutlery. eSe ae
PIansshed and Common Tin Ware.
embracing Shower Baths Of manufacture wlran,d
r. best w s Bor t sff ID Maa MTsSasRRi Ras c BIZ
gns Cofe. and Tea Urni. Ezs Coddlers Sup Iune-as
oyet phe Dish s JGye, a re ta, Ra..e "a aA1 u5Sd
Patty Pans Paste Cutters, Nurse Lamps OY'sf iad h1Ih
Dishe,
Fin. Gold Border and common Tea Tny. Spice and C,ke
Bor-s r. and Cofste Cce- es9s-rs. Sugar Boxs Cash
ard De-d BoI-< Bread and kne Tray, s9,0ons slop d
W.rr PailI Toilet P,ls Water Cans Gard Tfay' Port Fo
! lIos. Sc- &c
Plated, Britannis a:a and German silver
. nd o- S-ts Tea and Golfer Urns Cake Basket. Can
d.tieks sauefs and Tay: Spoons Forks Lsdes and But
kHi.es. Toast Racks sh hniv-s Cestors, Waters a
Catalogue. giving more fu description 10 be had
Stg5s Goods delivered IN ary 7uanty to part n, lty
5 for saz ss5a free WIFI IF ssf 81 band
a4 In!seod' HcnsekeeEeTs Emporium 10 ssIIen Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
CDOEES

9th Inst lat &C. lon Sc 30 Br bark Jane Hammond, from
Liverpool for Charleston
LIST inst lat &c 81 lon - &c. Br ship Courteny I'm Apsa
chicola for Llverpool-Wishcd 10 be reported
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
~ Piano FogTE MAyUFacTogY.-

PIANO FORTE NASCF1cTORf.-
ss(.@z4rS3T7,s Subscribers nn.x finishing AZ en-
4 ] Z | I;f-ely article Of Instruments wfieA
sta winnie. sperior in tone any IN use md io Eeap
in time much longer the improvement CONSISTS II
sne pec,lar In construction, obvisttns every ohjeo-
. heretofore caused b the Use Of metallic patss n IN
ir; Tn, ,ona Professors and Purchasers are invited 20
an cx .r,.ra.ifr sf Loese instruments
~ - GLENy ROGERS & co.
,v1s Is2 Ful,cn-sHrst, EaSt sies Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
r. Sons or Tempcraucc-Grand Division
=-rhe ntLlcer. aud mem:

Ser, Of ,be Gr,ud Division are hereby notified
~ their Hall 2c3 Grand st This t1hursdlyl Evening al
o'clock purpose Of proceeding 10 Wiilamshurgh 10
,cnJ The r Anniversary Good samaritan Division No
IS in accordance with resolution passed li INST II IS
earnestly hoped herr will b general attendance 10 unite
with our Brother, OF Williamsbursh. BY order:
% ~. ~ LUXE HASSERT, G. :.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

~ Edgar 4. Poe will repeat hi. lste Iec,ure Q
AMERICAN POETRY, This Evening Thursday al
o'clock the Lecture Room Of the Society Library
et. be had at the door. 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

ALL THE MUSIC
or THE
BOHEMIAN GIRL
FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
dream; hat dw-lt n Marble Halls.
Thea you will remember ne
Song Of the GipScy BRIDE
The fair land OF Poznd-
lT- Heart Bowed Down
Tt, SD % leave our father l-Ed-
The Airline Waltz
The BohSmiaH Gsllop.
The Bohemian Guicksi-p. -
r,-1"Ir d c.o,, WM X. GRAHAM,
az True sur Once ls2 Na.ssu-st;e-t-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

LAST NIGHT But ONE.
THE
HUTCHINSON FAMILY,
OS THEIR RETURN IRON Ptil.delFhr,. would m
" uounee respectfully the Of New ork
hat they will give smother
VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT
At NTBLO'S SALOON.
On FRIDAY EVENING. Arul IS, 1915.
6erg the LAST but during the prseat which
they Will hare the pleasure OF this elty and thu,
occasion will introduce such Programme Of and oi
productions they not ial tvcitng applause.
Tickets 81 s,sh 10 be Obtained 4, the Music aud Bok
Stones Broadway Nos lo9 Isl soo, 3SS ~, 297 SIS
80, Sl 55 o-a iSi Bower, and al No Fran nklsrGaars.
Also AZ the tick-t cee OF the SSiocr ,>day evening
Doors cren a, !; Conc-r, 10 commence AZ o'clock ais
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESlGN-Ths rw-n-
~ tsth ApHus Exhibition OF Works by living Artists.
will b open the public Thursday the l7th inst Season
tickets ~ cents siucls admissien Is cts. aI6 fs.
4 MEXICAN MusEUNt-Corizr Of Broadway and Auu,
1is;reet
Ons week more commencing Mondly Ap5il II Grand
Performances every Eyenins before O'Clock, and
Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons NJ u O'clock
THE y NEW-lORK GIANT, ONLY 16 YEARS OLD
and Standing Sy-r i-rt inches, with Mr.. Wl\CHELL.
GREAT WESTERN, Mr.. WHlTLOCK. The BLIND
FIDDLER, Miss AD AIR. CARLlNE-The Fortune T,l-
\ new and beautiful COLLECTION of
WAN FIGURES,
including the OF several important psrsonlSes
has jus, BEEN sided 70 the Museum.
Queen Vic;oriAs Sta:s Robe, Gen Tom Thumbs Court
SUIT, &c.
Admission IS cen,,-Childreu undcr 10. lei ,rii
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
THE EXPLORING EXPEDITION.
WILEY * PUTNAM

THE EXPLORING EAPEDIlON-
WILEY * PUTNAM
HAVE row or sale. THE N.qRR.9TIpE Of THE
United ST.qTES E&fLoR,t,NG. EXPEDITION: *,
WirSt, : Y COMMANDER Of th- Eypesiuos. &c Ge Ia
ys magnificent ,r-e nreri4 oeta'o Voures 'Siih an Ais
Of isrse AID extended Maps RI
Price twenty-five dollars 70 saatep'' eous ~ IL Oi'u
l ~, and ,-nlv usiiee.l work isued stgls ot
ror rnscpiicenc- ami beauty coG,ininsi !a-
and hAishd Line EGcrzviags sroiaelLs ees'.ts, IVis
VsrT-- Taxtor,s sc Se rrfySeysn exquisite s-r! ig
worked ti- b,t;s- - iiIt-1 ,ld
,r5 .,a. ,.p ad Charts ard neary seven ihorsan sn
hu1s'=d P's7' 'i LeiSs Wiley PUTNAM s Bro,dwsv
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

-COUtiast COT CHS, COUGHS -. COUGHS -,
- COUGHS -. :. COUGHS :! The meat 7oFn-
lar Medicine ,hat IS now IN The City OF Boston and the
SsvFrel.rd States for rhs of Coughs, Colds, Con-
<u-a.,io., Spng Of Food and s eoTaG;, OF the Lnnss
sd Ersa,t is Yrs NJ y GARDENERS INDIAN BAL
SAN OF LlvERToIi It's eihesey Is .ire.dy known IN
N.York by those who h,-e sent; Boston for he medicine
and utl h,riag repeated endsrs would give notice ina;
N..,- r. Sd SANDS have now supply of the above
.hI t,oucb Balsa.n and will furnish the Prics
:. N sOston !, Is pu, ~ walls 80 cents each with fah
directions for u=e y, e., R-,,i,.,v
fS.Q Q-,,S
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

~ Mercantile Library Association An ad
journed meeting The Memhvt' of he Mr!s1nle eIsIy
Association will be held III Clinton Hall on FRlDAN ~
MING Sh instant at II O'clock receive the report OF the
COMMITTEE appointed he a.; "a TO and
Deba;cs By order. CHAS. NJ. W!lEATLEl,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
Markets. :. Carefully reported for The 7ri6une.
"WEDNESDAY, April IL


AsI!ES-Ho!dcrs are firm previous prices, but VIC do
mot hear Of any large operations. Shippers are not ONT
Ing as much "a Yesterday, the foreign news Deing consd
ered rnfavorabe. Pots are Is for oio' ara new a'c
Pearls 62l.
Pots .iado Dds.
Pearls $1,000 NNi "O4'.
coTToS-The unfavorate news per Great Western has
brongh our Cotton market stand the sales are re-
or,ss az only some 800 bales at decline since yesterday
OF &c. Nc change In freignr. ,,
Totnl Inn port, since Is. inst .---- A,2is bales
Export from lst TO 18th April ----l7,5iI bales
E1po., from the United States
Since ist September last ....- i 322,Ote bales.
Sufne time last year. I3,-o3 Dacs.
same time year before .----.----l .4i6,5oo bales
FLOUR AND MEAI,-The transactions In Flour are
as before limited at G9 for Western brands The
demand for the supply OF the East small Southern de-
,cripons are firm. Sales 800 bbls Georgetown at %
lot of 100 Brandy wine Meal sold on private terms
GRAIN-No,hing done in wheat. Rye is offering to
come extent at lower rates. No sales Of Farley report
3D. Northern Oats being 3 cts. Southern 263 20 GEMS
sales a, 2OsO bushels Southern at 27 cts The supply OF
Corn fair and prices heavy sales OF 4oo bshSis
White Southern at 4Gc ded which Is lower ZOO DO
SRiyer nj 4sc meas $500 do Jersey Yellow at a.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

Wheat Flour s,eb9 obis'
wUISKY-Bbs are % a 23!. with sales 100 Prison and
n lot of Pa Drudge 23c and in fair enquiry
pROvrSIoNS-Thc Pork market Is steady Mt the rates
Of yesterday, but the transactions are Limited. ne @
dency If ANYTHING is upward sales reach about 300
bb old mud new at SO CPS 10 Is for Prime ana s'2 o2s
and ~ so 3 IS for Mess. Beef remains very rn put
we near OF no saes There are orders IN marke; FOR
Lard for export but at prices rather below the market
sale Of 400 bb was made supposed at &c. or trne on
Export, from lst to 18th April.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
MILLINERY GOODS.

Co. NEAPOLITAN BONNET continued i'm
Sss poston which Is practiced upon the public By ire
sponsSi. IN Vending miserable Imitation OF
'Se our beautiful Ne4poh.ens again 10 caution
-. against their sitions. Ladies should carefully
r.n. on Seapoans b-foe purchasing except Of the most
Die mIilIuers who bonnet with ueket
upon II, We have connection with any other Nespo;1n
rot either IN Broadway Joastre- nsl;her have they
ans: N,apoIIt.n Dcnnets of The manufacture of
49, - PATTfSON. NOE < co.
paier-.s and Manufacturers Of the Nfapoli'an Bonu.t
~ mis- No. - i-lsicysiI-et
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
Plated, BRITANNIA and German siIvel
CONANT'S PATENT YEAST.


A CcoRpiNG 20 old maxim Brad = tie st.tf OF
n Life hat CERTAIN thst good, hehiul bnrad-swer',
Light an. dige1tibis BY means easily os;zrrd and
rnyras p~ons obliged 20 wander along without that
essent. staff Chemical scsHes ard relaTch wer.
ended fora s-c-..ry and uSeiul purpose h IL ~
discovery OF The n.ter which should Prompy and crt
" produce good bread That ldsatam has been OBJ
znrd by the skill aHd patience Of Sir Co.asT, Of Lowell
v o has the ingredients requisite the procuring
OF sure excellent bread quickly the Hour b- kas.
and baked
fermentation mach Of the nutritious portion Of tie -four
rrraeted; bat by the application Of C0NANTS PATENT
YEAST Hstsntaaesas eerreseance directly follow, and
ali the Saccs-ne properties of the meal rr.aped
the entiss nourshmsnt which the -four naturally in
cudrs.
Sold whole1al. and rstail BIZ
NPMl SsEf Clinton Hall. cor. peskE.n ,nd Nassau
tHAMPSE} &ALLES. 70 Sou,h-st. cot MAIDEN isae.
GASeNER q YOUNG, 1872 Cha:h,n-st .
CHESTER briggs, e3l Broadway.
JOHN II BROWN aBROTHERS, 15s Eishih-st
STAPLES < FORD. l52 Bowery.
ALBR0, 323 Bow.ry cor. BoEd-st-
SA HOPE, I32 Ch,nb~n-s;-
DoMtNIGK & DRUHaOSD, 70 GEesa"ich-st-
SAMUEL KIP, il5 Broadway. I,,<
Also. bv tho principal grnA>zE IN zPnsSsi .nnl-1
HORSE sHOEs. TROY sPihEs, &c
III II 2JD casks Burdens Ecrye Shcss-
&c &c sss.r DC f:as:s R:,.i.. ssite:.l Sd e.lsro..
zoN tons Pots, OysnE, ks &c Tor nls oy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

~ Canton HsnttinSs,-inst received, Ter ths @ Shir
Nstchey large choice Aismss ei eeantla Qpa
nv mate 10 oslrr for this market OF every deseTpton ana
width for sale eheap, by REUBEN SMITH ny
Iii %wi,. BJo,d Nay, (oppesiio Clty tlAli'l
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS
At THE NE wy RK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
Il

Thres doors below tho Franklin House.
The subscribers receiving direct from the European
markets, The latest and fashionable styles Of SPRING
GOODS, adapted for Grntlemens with which they
prepared furnish teIr an the public with thsir
Spring Garments very moderate prices Our stock of Fan
cy Goods very rch being selected by Agents from the
Paris and London markets or css-hereby enabling TO
Offer the rche desirable patterns OF article be-
longing 10 gentleman, wardrobe such prices viii
the scsptc that do and will furnish
TONERS with full partial outfit unparalleled low prices
not taxing pl,rons with the denqussfes necessarily at
,ched To the Strict punctuaty observed
filling orders. No deviation in prices.
j. =. BOOI ~ " CO
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

Packet ships Ashburou, and NcwYork, for Liverpool
and the suly, Tor Havre are detained in consequence o
Eastery winds. Wind NE with rain.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
PRINTS. PRINTS, PRINT

PRINTS, PRINTS, PRINTS.
yards Just opened Of the styles and perfectly
fast eoor, selling below the manufacturers cost.
SUTTON < co. IL Spring cor Sullivan st.
" B-}COO yard. of splendid style worth Cd to b. had
n is tr- yard. m22ls
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
DRY GOODS.

OF STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS.
RANKIN L BIRCH
ARE NOW OPENING. in the s;osc taisy occupied BY
Williams. Rankin &. Peuniman.
10. SO Vyilliam-street. corner Of Cedar,
elegant. and extensive s;oes Of Staple and Fancy
SILK Goods al the laies, of Sprns StEss.
pr.ns :he most desirable and fashionable articles OF Dress
Goods, Fancy Sdks, Ribbons &c. which they invite the
attention ali the OF the ol hr, and buyers
rally.
om Tho great care used in selection and ;her facilities
for bzying the favorable they otter unusual
" strong Inducements to those who se 20 buy to the greatest
advantage, either Tor Cash Approved Credit
They particularly sori, the Trade of Merchant, from Cocn
to Towns and Villages ths'r stock. embracing every variety
.ffahionabs roods VIII be found comprise styles adapted
every market
Among their Dress Goods they ~oGld calarcntiou
Rich p-.n,ed Balzornes and BArecss.
SYr,n Lawn, and Niuslins. ofuew STYLES.
Rich Printed Pans Jacore.s.
fi,isqrn: Pen: B.ltsrjgss J?eoae,, Sf 5,..,,r
PaTs Pint, sissTs sWss and Snss IN ey" Tae
Very .; rish fsnred Brocats and s,,a s.siEed silks
Rich Cashmere shawl,. of ail igi,e.
Rsh 1nieS & B Shaw ,8 G ns@ ss, and .n, fras
Muslin DE- and Thb,t shaws. plain ard satin striped
RicS Bfoe4de sassd and PLAZA carneeoa silk shawl,
Rich figured CAP and Bonnet Ribbons, srca, variety ofal
Millinery
Silks, Satlns, Artificial Flowers. &c.
Gro, de Rhine. Of the diaeren; width, and qualities.
Satieoui and Veras. ltaln Lustrngs, IS 10 20 noh.
BIZ and Blue BIZ Gros de Swiss. Gros Grain, SC.
Blk and Bu- Blk prsss Satins
Black Bonbazines, a full assortment
gid Gloves of every quality, Mems and Women's.
LisIe Thread q snIeri9r syl-' Ladies ChdEsn', Sc.
ae S Tsl %ls Of sa sS , ais fabric, si1 and 1ti!f. a
Italian Crsv,rs, Ma:reonIs, Nerl.ts, VI ,iir, &c.
Linen Cambncs, Linen Cambria and Lawn Hdkfs. best
French paIu. Hemmed sad REVERE borders.
Thread Lacs and EdciuSs, Trimming Lacss Isle Edgings
Their Stock will be found comprise fall II
Of Bnyers with the fullest confidence hlt they
ply every want IN their line ms 3m IS
NEW GOODS.
Just received the following md desirable goods
pieces and blue black satin stripe figured wlered and
rlain Silks 56 inches wide.
300 pieces colored figured plain aud strpe Silks the hand
soonest assortment offered at retail.
200 piece, rich style Gnshams, entrsly patterns
300 pieces superior Gnsham Lawns, J4ccnst sad Swiss
Muslns.
$50 pieces rich style Spring II. D. Lains
1000 rich Cashmere shaws from SO to slOO.
$50 rich silk and satin Sh4wls. very cheap.
rich VI de Lain and other styles desirable for the
cases English Prints. entirely styles.
" BARVHRS T,oWLE. y Catharine.,,ree,
DE LANES, BALZORINES, Lawns, nc.
New and splendid styles just opened Of superb quality and
a: the lowest prices at SUTTON * co.
Spring cor Sullivan.
" D-Alpae.s of superb quality, and at modera;s
price, m22 is
PRINTS, PRINTS, PRINTS.
10000 yards Just opened the styles and perfectly
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
Bavrc Cotton Market.

p,ynz Monday. March 24.-The Cotton market opened
. t In very ianguid state, and Importer were anx-
80 n ssil: price, are II lower. The packet ship lows
srrivsd Yesterday from Sew-York
xyd,s.d.v March 26.-I wrote you the Path inst.
- .e sane conveyance Our Cotton marke. since expe-
1000 decline Of ~ on all United states descriptions,
nd the salc. were very triAny. few hundred bales
changed hands every day.
I,e has also been done In other articles. Some Pots
IL, SOFT were run of 35f1. and Pearls at 3sf North
wss,ern Whaebone realized 2 30, and Southern 2n4s4
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
SPRING AND SUMNER B0NNETS.
NAPIER. FISHER & co.
l-E

OFFER for -7i- SUPERIOR assnFiroen oi Plain ara
" fsDcy Ronne:s Of ii-ir manufacture lFon tnT a
--,sh and italian which are C39i.i %bu
~ 80, "a ereiy lew article EIcelslor OF ioFrgta-
homes also nes aI.ic!eEIle gaienis ttics res teui
Ia. B-sj1uts StsfaG-s Fiorenr-s Pedtis chpa Iench
~ ~ - j;, Dnn.bl-s Fia- Spl. Straws, Deyons Esv-n
I'D SIX L.wus and willows Also EssPolltAns r y
COS make. Lace Neapctaas AIiiheial io"eF' Sc- sA-
seT 2ulis TuTbS-a
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

BELOW,
Br brig Adrian, from Demarara.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

New aud splendid styles just opened Of superb quality and
a; the lowest prices at SUTTON co.
Spring, cor. Sullivan
" D-Apaea. of superb quality. and very moderate
prices m22 Is
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

r. NEAPOLlTAN bONNETS-The undersigned.
E Pit-ntees aud msEuia Of The Neapoitan Bon
respectfully lnform The tIte that They eos
W ready supply be above article Of the latest 'tyie
r 5f superior 11.litr quantities. suit purchasers
Th-v warrant they s-r and clean the boGnet to
APPEAR equal 10
ryers are cautioned against rfsor artie!eo tn. kind 10
tn marAe. The acir Tor which we reesrsd te
iIyr 1n-! u the Ias far Of iu;eFcan asttaie has oar
tick-t upon i;) Arp!g 20 FYSE SONS " fearl 81
or n The nsnufectory OF PATTlSOE, NOE 90
-,5i ~ N. No p Deianeey st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
TO TIE LADIES
1.r.-n.,, o.. r-tIG NL. & POI rIAN E0NNET

TO TIE. LADIES.
DLPOT OF THE NEAPoL!TAN BONNET
Esf.fT1 1NIANI-FA CTORI No 323i Broadway, near .he
~ Hospital maHufactusr, Of ,h- Improved N-s-
~ poan Bonuet have lust ol=ned the above store TO en
s5lr ladies' select retail from EefJ large assortment oi
lin, s-w aud superb ar;icl- al moderate pnc-
ne; warrant every Bonnet sod D. them 10 retan Is pure
,ro,ef OF pa color and ar. and DO u? equal 10 new
-y have al.o haHd. few Of their Ge" eetlan Lace
bounefs. :, .,.t-.
bu: asty mn-f viii be il stteldance with itsnioAable
assortment If Trnmisr i3f such IS may desire thsn any
STYLE or share wi De made 10 0idrr
erc-n.s and in-Es supplied i the same pr'es az Al the
Factory, No. lS3 sIIih aFelu- a!' Z"is'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
Export, from lst TO 18th Apr
Export, from LIST to 18th April,

Export, from LIST to 18th April,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

e FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
"a Those who wish purchase Cold Silver
~, Watches Jewelry, viii md IL greatly 70 their
e advantage call the subscriber, who Is selling
al descriptions Gne Gold and Silver Watches NJ retail
lower THIN any other house in the city.
Fine Gold ane silver Knglisl. Patent Lever Watches.
Detached Lever Watches.
Lepins Watches.
Ladies and sentlemsns fine Gold Guard Chains.
Breast Pins.
Ladies Bracelets Gold Pencils.
Cold Watches as low as $40 TO SIS each:
watches and Jewery exchanged or bought.
Ali watches warranted 70 keep good Tine the money
returned Watches Clocks and Jewelry repaired In the
5-t manner. and warranted much less than tbe Usual
prices GEO. c. ALLEN,
Importer Of watches and Jerery wholesale and retail.
fl5lsrf 30 waIl-st no stairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

COMPLETE: FlSIOkt Ot GERMANY;
n APpL,ETON < co. will publish Wednesday,
PART l. rHiCE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
HISTORY OF GERMANY from the eariet; period 70
, .sent rns BY KOhfausch. ae Professor Of History
rh Polv,echnc School Of Hanover translated from the last
German edition. by JAMES I; Hans
rSncir aud vet fully illustrative History Of Germany
has long been desideraum the English language. The
ann of the distinguished suthor in this valuable history
,hns srnry hu Distinctly eXrsSsst hy hinSr Ny sole
object 4. avs has beon produce succnct and
.d de- .Iorrlenr Of the vivid and eyenIiul of
roun, hstory written style calculated excite c=
interest aud sympathy of readers, and of such special :
,ybn np snc To very profound study Ui the
M mon -lahpra;- works connected with the annals
f onr empire are ANXIOUS 10 have presented them
the m,,ns of acquiring accurate know edge of the records
OF our fathsrlaud such form az To lT upon = miEd
and heart an enduring indellbe impression
Thr above work forms portion Of APtls;eas fiSorcai
" printed on pal-r forming hsndioHs svo volume oi
list ri BLisHED forming part Of the above Library
HISTORY OF FRANCE By a. H!iet.iet, translated
by O. II. Smith. parts and2 PTics 2Icts..
This admirable work viii be Completed IA Aboa. 70 Nos
forming vols. 8vo. ii1 us
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
AUCTION SALES.
an gIcuAKDS, Arctioneer

JOSlAH RIIHAkIlS, AGcIiNheeI'
DY RtNGS. RICHARDS & PLATT-s'ores zo1
d grosiwsy-IsbefaI cash atvaacemeno mace on
,,n cin,eltS nr sucsion Sales.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

JAS. VI. MILLER. Auec1nees.
DY JAMES ". MILLER, Hardware. Real Estate.
I'D Leather. Boots Shces &c II No. Liberty street, ~
its Junction with Maiden lane.
THURSDAY. l7th April.
At O o'cloeS at the store OF Mess. Charles NJ Lenp
Co. 5000 sides Sole Leather, With other articles N tho
line.
FRIDAY, AprI is.
Atloi O'Clock al store No. Liberty street.
Doors SuoEs AND Bsoa ANs-5o0 cases Boots Shoes and
Brccsrs with 9TH articles in the line.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

r~s spRISG STYLE OF aATs.-BlRD, cosSrr OF
ris, .xp NASSAU ,-Rrlrs6sntsu'en Hats ot the style
for the ensuing season. will be introduced This Day 'sa'af
DAY, March, is,, 1915; .,.