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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

FLOUR AND MEAI-Thereis il but limited demand
from the trade and Tor the East, and The range of sood -
tern !. 81 s73. S. Most Of the holders Of common
brands ask 81 o. bu; there some sellers at - So
Scratched Western is very scarce Sour Is worth !oous
So 80 We Ecar OF nothing Of Importance dong N New
Orleans Small sales making Al 81 - 81 sig IN
Southern there is no material change. Some OF he lower
grades be bought little cheaper bur we iucte teorse
town. Richmond Country Brandv7sine, &c. 62s a -;
Richmond City extra %; .eaiieso ana lAI"-' . 10
Rye Flour is 30 10, with moderate demand bucA-
wheat very dull and plenty Small sales At % %.
Jersey Meal 80 and quiet. llhds Brandy"lhe 81 '''
bbls. are . G2i. Bag ilcal IS 81
GRAIS-wc hear Of nothing doing III Wheat Corn "a,
come in more freely and the saes are large to- at iu
prices There i better demand from tie last We no
tice sales about 2GO0o bushels Southern at 10 - weight
delivered Tor white and i5l 40 Tor yellow ana t''Aeu
and 40e0 bushels jersey yellow for the East I ie cents
Rvc is entirely nominal sale % cts. Barley : hed i'll
store at so 62i, without sales. Canal oas are lower
they are duh 81 River "a. Sales 2OOo Dus; sou-
ern at PSI q 80.
wHIsKY-T,ere is but = lisl, demand, and bb!s are
steady at 22t at which so Western were sold Drudge
going off some extent al - cts
HAY-The range is Sc a 90 cts. with fair inquiry Sales
800 bales Staten Island al CO. for the East.
HoPs-The marke; is steady II i3 10 cts anu 90 BAGS
first sor: Eastern sold, for export, at IS.
OLIVE notice sale Of OoO bbs Crude Whale ior ex-
mort; on private terms and farther sales 200 10 800 b5s for
use at 32 cts, mos
sEEDs-Clover rather quiet but notice sa;es 50 TO
20 tcs ncw 63c. G.. Oi clean HlaN 2oO tcS nave
been sold on private terms.
FEATHERS-Sales 200 lbs. Western Live Geczc at
2eic.
PRovISIoSS-old Ohio Pork L very inactive, hut firm
at IS and SO l2! We hear OF no transactions OF ne''
there has been sale OF 25O bbls. prime al - DO IN
Beef hear of nothing OF Importance DONG but prices
are firm a 50 So and 81 30. Sales 50 tc Tor eN-
port at l2 50. Last alcs Beef Hams al 10 i25 Lard
is &C. with little or supply Sales 60 bbs at &C. ior
fair article kegs City Sc Hams o. cts. ShouHers
lsc Smoked Beef c, 81. smoked Hams a TO- Shout
dcrs 6 Ga! Butter is rather duh but without change
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

TEETH, ETH !! TEETH -.
n, L. LENrS, SU..GEOS DENTIST, $40 Broadway,
"a doc. be " = sonic Hall. begs leave 10 inform his
,rie:!s and re public LAT lie has made the following great
reduction III Dentstry
Teeth plugged with hne gold, dollar DO. DO DO lin
,, or ,ilyer so cents Do cleared dollar. DO.
,rActed 80 c's. Tcf:hache cured. 81 cts d2 irli>'
TINIME-S WING .NNSWER-From advertisements HAT
l. frequently appear in the papers, and from circulars
that are sent about the city and country and lc under the
doors Of many friends, we are almost every day
called upon and asked five not III partnership with
a Mr.. Dodge -
In order TO prevent any farther mistakes ard Interrupt
tous from such and inquiries We beg leave 20 state
that we are not; nor i'll partnership with any
Mr. Dodge and that we have superior. or patent
mode either OF setting fastening teeth; nor do we know
OF auv t: are not thoroughly understood By al "eiu
trcied Dentists and the Dgctor who be his partner
and who has. by mistake oaTeise, published his name
in such way Is t0 make il resemble oars so that II Is o.
Ten taken for ours we have not the pleasure OF knowing
''''''' = Z. .PARMLY,
j. PARMLY,
,os 2,,is. Nos and Bond street
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
WIN T. JENNINGS g. co.
DRAPERS .dND TAILORS,

Importers Of Cloths, Cassimeres, VeStnss, Fancy
Dress articles, &c.
23l broadway, American Hotel opposite the Fountain.
Solicit attention from Citizens and Strangers requiring
Garments TO large assortment OF Goods for Fall and
Winter wcar selcc,e with Of rendering their stock
as rich In quality variety be found In the city.
comprising Beaver and Mllcd Cloths, Tweeds &c. for
overcoats, Coaks &c; French and English Cloths for
dress and lock Coats; various styles Cassimeres
rich Velvet McriIo, Six and Satin Vestinsswch will
be made UP order prices 20 sustain reputation
the pioneers in the progressive reformation that Is avetn
the cause aant that cash purchasers taxed 70
others dclnqucDces The style and finish Of our Garments
will compare with those Of any other establishment and
La this Is the sequel Of the extensive patronage ected
large assortment of FIRST QUALITY Ready-nade Gar
ments comprising Oyercoats, Coaks, Dress and Frock
Coats Panaloons Vests &C. constantly oil hand, with
full supply Fancy Dress articles, including Scaras Cra
vat Handkerchcfs Gloves, Suspcnders Dressing Robes.
Nc o5 istf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

WORKS OF UTlLIIY-NEAItLI khADI.
R,r rcoNo,y IN il, Relations with Chrni.iry, Physics
and lleeorolG BY BGglsi4Ts1u i Is,1 Translated Oy
M H9fe ati?a to a. srbgs & ,@9IS aS the tG lbid
Lurs EDITION with notes and additions. adapting II to
American Food and Climate, b. A. B. Alien ! vol Emo
2if2tis D. AtPLEIQN & ~. El DIotGMeL.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
SIN STANDARD WORkS
FOR I W T. \ Z Y + V 4 CENTS.

FOR 7 " z J 7 y; Y z tEN ..
With a beautiful Engraving on steel.
TIE CARCANET or Reading for the Drawing Room
in pro>- and verse containing
l. ne Light Of the Light House and other Poems by EPs
2 Rrcoectios Of the Emperor Napoleon by Mrs. Abe,
during the spent by him III her fathers house at 81 Hell
; Autumn Flowers and other Poems. By Mrs. sou,'ey,
.. Death oi an lnSe from the German of Jean Paul Rich
ter.
). fe,ninaua or Tribute TO beautiful Women.
G. Siarien's Pgriinase Poem by Mary Hewitt A t,7,
other Poems and Memoir Of the anhor Sold at wholesale
and retail, by JUDD x IN LOtfn,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

ry-Du,,y', MAGICAL P,iN EXTRACTION at his only
Agency 67 WakcrstTec first door fom Broadway Bewarn
Of ,llainou, hslErice limitations and see that II Daley
be lifty,l mind not printed. the every box
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

TO TtACtiERS-W antei-lo let lease osssil. a
IN large aud commodious house. with large garden
I, yari barn. &c. situated the city M pis1sa;
s=s- and healthy village The above premises have been
occuu se;-aI years pas. for Boarding aud Day School
and e owner wishing hayea school continued on The pre-
ms, will let IN REASONABLE end furnish scholars
"a cient pay the and also his utluencr 10
s.nd others AppIy 4. ", 5jt Broadway. or rot ad-
dressed po.t uad Will be attended to- iti 2tiS
81 TO LET-trcm the lst of May next-lhe two story
fS brick dwelling House No 2i2 Mercer street he
house has recently been painted throughout lrd inr'
shed with Croon water. Rent iow % good tenant Ap-
ry 10 4. X. CUSHMAN. No. lss Pearl 81. or
52c ;s,r No. 26l Nin-tee;sih street
1a TO LET-The handsome dwelling house No. 2it
f,n/f West 2Oth street. on Chelsea square.
=41- Also the Dwelling House No. 263 West inete-nth
street ra of the above Also the two dwelling House
The above housee are very handsomely finished enee with
Also the Store and Dwelling House No. ll 9th avenue.
first door north of the of 18th street he store has
very handsome plate glass show wn aud VIII BE- sheld
and counered suit the occupant good stand ior the
shoe business. dry goods, a c1ntectioner.
Also the four story Store No. 32 Lear street near est
street. ID. y CUStiAlAN, no i"o e!'I>t-oI
22f isu 9th avenue between 2oth aad 2ist ,irerts.
aqzsz1f asl L. 5. MAIL LINE FOR ALBANY and
intermediate Pucss. OF rs far nSt ne Ice VIII
S2-----SS--2- permit the steamboat COLUMBIA. Capt.
lVn NJ Peck es he cnmbanf Pier foot OF Courard, ST
(sou,h sdc) THIS AFTERNOON. at O'Clock. STne'iny,
Feb 25th. lsijJ ;,
the office the wharf, 1)
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
To- BIAi,s u,i KFSroRArivr. warranted, at his ASeh-
ey, g. Walktrst Is, store FROM Broadway.

cbaiu H. genuine and ayod the counterfeit article in
formed tt II Daley. the uycuor, popie,9y aud only ma
nuSctaes deot l2s Fulton street, sun Building. IL
sc t0davoEinc palm oil ho trash upon the Ierui,
nO Ol tire therefore 10 observe ha Inc
written tuot pgntrdl signature ofH Daley uou every box
Of the gs,ie. All others worthless limitations and can
only bc used az the peyil Of life f2o o3t'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
OAGUERREOTYPE S.
BURGESS GALLERY
col nEEn DAGUERREOTYPES,

-mrT pprNur,1 DAGUERREoTYPE.-PLUM
naynerrian Gallery OF Patent Premium Co'ored Photo
,.,,bs Sn S5l broadway above Murray. street, New
York, awarded the Medal four first Premiums ana we
~ ,.. S.,vyork and PENNSYLVANIA, respectively,
for most beautiful coOred Pictures and best Apparatus
ever exhibited. ana,
WASTED-2o or skilfr! operators dlos
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
NATURAL HISTORY ILLUsTRATED

NLNETEEFTN EEI7ION.
4 NATURAL HISTORY OF the most remarkable quad
rupcis Birds Fishes SerI,eus Reptiles, aud Insects by
Mrs Mary Trimmer. With 2r0eusnvins4. abridged and
improved Particularly designed i2f youth oil the uned
etatrs and suited 70 the uie Of schools. :,
This work may be regarded abndgemeit Of DIP
Tmuiers Natural History though additions have been made
from various sources and number Of American animals INTRO.
duc. not noticed in that work. An attempt has been made
to present t subject in ye cisar but bei terms
il constantly In make Il intellIslble: istTuc-
Iye aud useful that class Of tsous for whom IS chiefly
rtrlsd The work adapted not only o general use eut
To- reading and rcitatiosi schools ard the opportunity
which lie subject c.frtSr occasional reflections and r.
marks temln. cultivate feelings OF humanity towards 10
Pu6lisIed bv : o. Smp.ius Boston, and for sale by
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

There was an item of $4,000 ointercst paid III ls not
included in the above items and it may be that the
item was omitted i'll the statement for lS43 although the
mo, expenses sc. i'll that year are so much larger
than lsl that probably is included in that amount.
The annual report of the Secretary OF the Treasury, OF
the Commerce and Navigation OF the United States has
been made to Congress- The aggregate value OF Domestic
Exports from tie United States for the year ending 3Oth
june was rs t llows;
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

IuyuM,TeM AND GouT.-low numerous arc Instances OF
persons who suffer almost constantly the most pain IRON Ienen
motic eiacions swclled limbs pain the bones, &c aud
who although they hnye tried numerous remedies they naye
entirely cured by using the Indian Vegetable ENir mud li
men which has elecuay cured The most desperate case,
ere the person been afflicted with for year, Sold NJ Il
l..,rc. nnl l.Sl Eullnn srcet. HrnOklNn.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

nay-A Large supply al co . cents per c~''
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

IsOO BBLs WESTERN CANAL FLOUR
4CUU6n0 bbls T. D t.lv. Rochester.
SSS in X Livincston,' Rochester, Extra
;nn do I.ock,,ori. i.NiTa. Spaldin-
5on do Hiram Smith, tNua.
2ua do y Garbuit. Extra. Pr-minm
IO0S do Phenx Mills. Lewis Bear ,iey, cS"es'
i SSS IL; Rlack Rock and other choice lois.
For sale by IL OHii'-'- Sa Salib STREET
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-29
S>eues 2Girtbebaus
tn 8 . 0 ter, @oYne Gcunth Obtc,
gum S@p ron
"YS (he IN Seu.''

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Gde Der 9berty StraBe uno oenr Martt-9tcrefe, ouf
Der ndhlten ectte weitlid bonn @curthaule, uto bon
Safe uno Sone6'6 stotr, idrd9 99enitber on9enugcn
Gin oentIide6 @aitbdu6 su holten, tpoleIbt er ets
beret ietn miro, Nctenoe Sn Yero, Q8o9cn uno TuB,
a1f bic bette nno bequeme gSetie sn belpirtbcn unb
einer Scit6 nidtS n1an9eln laien miro nm aQ9cmee
3ufriccerhett ;n 9ebelt.
Oa ieine Sjcbduliebfeiten me;1en5 rcn uno qer6u,
mig, ieineSitd1c, Sdenfe, Sd1lofStmmer uuo Staluno
reid, uno nit rer beten oereben no, unb iibcroiee
fene fcdnungen bili9 fcin werccn. fc erpartet er
onreb pronpte Scoentn9 nno icr9fiIt9c 9ufnerfant-
Felt enen Shelf Der ofcntGiden Gnn sl pcsttcnen unt
erhaltei1. 6 hrt t. Sumter.
qScclter, Sbic, DIT, Is, 1874. 11-t.v.
t. @r fdbrt itber bcs, we fritcr fort, feline Gjrc
cerD m@rcB uno &lenoerfau 81 bctreibcn, ano ,pirr
Nd) freuet ietne Snnoen audi in bclem 3pei9e Su BE-
Oienen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-29
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Washington, August IL, 1845. g.
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&ur fcl9t nad Sur, burdl ben ge6rand bon Or. Dul-
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Gte er Iaiheu 9ctraudt battle, farS er, oaB teI
fer puroe. 9iaehccm er Slaiden 9ebraud1t bate,
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man5en neuerer 3et, eriheint in n,croie1en Soften
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ly publication under the above title, to continue through
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w ERHTE LEAD
ROOTS AND SHOES

ME subscribers have just received and are still
l. manufacturing, for the approaching season men'
Boots, ladies gents and chdren's Shoes, of the diff
erent varieties; all Of which they endeavor to make
superior quality, and are selling at vastly reduced
prices They have also very large stock of Eastern
Boots and Shoes, and can supply tLose who may pre-
fer that kind of work. We sell mems heavy coarse
shoes at l24 perpair and other kind in proportion
Gentlemen's fine Boots constantly on hand and made
to order.
Farmers and others are invited to call and examine
our stock and see whether they can't make it theirin
terest to buy their shoes and boots ready made.
The Ladies particularly invited to call and exa-
mine new and splendid article of slippers; also a
splendid lot of Buskins, Caters, Half CATERS &C.
OctS-u Il. ~ B. w. PHILLIPS.