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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-03-19


Through the treachery of Wig, Mr.
Hannegan was elected Senator in Congress
from Indiana, and through Hannegan's vote
Texas IS admitted to the Union.
GFThe Norfolk Democrat says, that
John Tyler's administration has no; been
Al exravagant one. He might have sqnan-
dered e20, 200, 900 in biibes, and then boast
of less expensive administration than Van
Bareu's."
% The bill to submit to the People at
their annual elections in ward or town, the
question Of License or No License for the re-
tail of spirituous liquors. passed the House in
Committee of the Whole yesterday afternoon
after being amended so as to include within
its provisions the city of New York II was
referred TO the committee originally report
ing the bill, TO report mplete.-Albany
Daily.
~ The Hon. Cave johnson entered up
on his duties as Postmaster General, and
The Hon. w. l.. Marcy took charge OF the
War Department yesterday: 10 day.
The Hon. r. l.. Walker entered upon his
duties as Secretary of the Treasury.
This morning the officers oflhe Army and
others, paid their respects TO the Secretary
of War, and, together with large number of
citizens and strangers, visited the President
of The United States ai the Executive Man
sion; and
Mrs. Polk received visi,ers yesterday and
o-day.-3,a!isI nidn, Saturday.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-03-19

= Ne learn that Ey Cav. Marcy of this
Safe has heen posiiireig been appointed
Secretary Of "aT by President Polk. This
rnis mt Comptroller Fr.ea from the Treas
~ 7n'i Probably Pa;s Mr. Bancroft 10 the
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-03-19
INCREASE OF THE UNION.

Florida, Iowa and Texas are added TO the
list of States. The suPerfces of their addi-
tions are as follows:
Florida, square miles, 1886
Texas, d" t" 100000
Iowa, "a " 1876
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-03-19

Hon. Henry Clay has been chosen Presl-
dent Of the American Colonization Sociei!
II is also stated that be has made out free
papers for all his slaves.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-03-19
TEXAS RESOLUTIONS.

We have already published the joint reso-
lutious as they came from the House. We
now published the amendment which was adj
ded TO the original resolutions and with then,
has finally passed both Houses and received
the signature of the President.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-03-19
PROGRESS OF THE CAUSE.

We have returns Of the town elections in
Is counties in the State. They show the
election of Is1 Wing and 136 Loco Super
visors. Last year 147 Wing, los Loco.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-03-19

O. The following excellent article, from
the kentucky Commonwealth, we ind in the
Boston Atlas:
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AMFS MAXWELL,

1IACHINIST, $50 BOwery, New-l orn-Prlniing, Limo
vi graphic and COpperp.afe PRESSES; Booabnder-
Cutting and Enclosing PIESSEs-kollng Machines and
souarng Shears Iron Backing Presses Cylinder Presses
Newspapers and JObbng; MaXweis Patent single Fms
ke Printing Machueiie chief Improvement Is IN the ms
kes being aie lo si. The Improvement may be seen
by calling the Methodist Book Coucsn, 80 Mulberry e.
" Y.
Double ske Adams Presses altered 70 Single, having al
the Qualities Of The improved Adams without the expense
doing a. much work IL the same time equally well
Improved Standing Press, Proof and Transfer
Presses Maxsyers Patent Printing Engine self-lnking
Apparatus and every article In his line, necessary In Pint
ng Office Bindery made 10 order, reasonable terms
Napier and other Presses repaired and put in order
&c &c icli lawr
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

CLEARED.
Steamer lronsidcs Morrison Phad
ship Monmouth Ryan. N Orleans, J Elwell & Co.
Ship Emanuel, Cudier. Antwerp. Gurding S kunkle.
man.
Ship southerner, Palmer, Liverpool. Woodruff & Min.
turus
Bark Lctegis. Russo Naples l.. Paimieri.
Schr Aganam Lane, Havana Read Hoppoek
Schr Traffic Gardner, baltimore
Schr Frances Gardner. Taunton
Sloop Empire, Dayton. Providence
S,oop Fur Trader Stcsey. New Haven.
Barge Planet Green, Phisd
ARRIVED
Ship Georgiana, Bshn 70 ds I'm Liverpool with mdsc.
TO maaer and ISIS passengers TO Glover McMurrsy -.
for 81 Johns N ~ I'm the Spanish Main 18th inst lat
1880 lon 20 spoke packet ship Patrick Henry hence Tor
Liverpool ON the lst lat 1890 lon SEQ, experienced
cane-s,ove bulwarks-boats--l foretopmast-
split sails. and received other damage.
Bark Corneha Young 81 de I'm Rio Jsneiro with coffee
and hides TO Grnnell Mn,urn & Co Aug ith lat y IS
Ion 32:5a spoke whaio ship Maiacom OF New Bedford
bound 10 Nantucket
Bark Rosalic. Hill. Bait
Brig VIM Jones. Jew Wilmington n l. McCrcady.
Brig PuIdsa Amsbury, Norfolk, Elweu & Co.
Brig LaGrange, Haley, Norfolk.
Schr Courier. Couch. Richmond. Allen & Psxson
Schr Gen Dekalb, jenkins Bal, N l. McCrcady
Schr A q Johnson. Rodgers. ds I'm Va wood
Schr Wave Johnson de fun Va corn
Schr X Painter Chopper ds FIN Berlin. corn.
schr ID A Sanders. Comb, De FIN Va wood
schr Mary Ann Matthews. 5 DIS I'm Va corn.
schr vesper Baker. de FIN Va wheat
Schr Harvest, -, I'm Ambey with brick, bound to
Taunton.
ships Yorkshire for Liverpool; ST Mays do; Fran.
rois lat Hsvre; John Mnturn Orleans; Augusta Sa-
vannah; Cave Jussus. Bremen and others.
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BARBADsEs MARKEr, AUG. o5.-Alewives s3l
Bread navy. per bbl DO pilot, 81 TO 81 Beans r per
bag Beet prime. a 10 per hb. family beef 10, and
scarce Butter Am l4c; Goldfish 3per Dbl Corn Meal
s0a2 o. per bbl Crackers y 10 per Dbl plenty Corn
35ai 40 per bag Candles Am talow. l2al3c per ID,
composition, 4Oc Cheese Am, best quality, l0alsc per
ID, Flour super Am Gao IS in lots OF IS and upward
Hams Am, l0sl2c per 10 Lard Am, l0alic; Mackerel
Cal; Pork American IL to IA prime, plenty Potatoes
s0a4; Split Peas 05s3 Black Eye do, PAP - Soap
<lasc Lumber W. r. l0al9 per NJ. plenty do r. 7. lsa
- per NJ, scarce Slaves, X. o. So per NJ.
DENARARA. 23d Aug. and Sr. THOMAS, 3Oth Aus.
BY the brig Maria. Cap, Bowen. at this port we have
letters TO the above dates from both Of those ports
In comparing them with hose previously received,
have only 10 sum them up with the expression Of
Markets being extremely dull. and an kinds OF Amer
can Produce in abundance at both places, with such
limited demand leave hopes of any very speedy
Improvement Brcadstufs appear TO have suffered In
depreciation of price equally with other article
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prprrocAr. spECrACLEs.

rI'HESE LENSES, pronounced superior to all others In
nrs Lardner Paterson and numerous other sell
enuGc gentlemen are Of American invention and manufacture
ed only At the new and extensive OPTICAL WORKS,
North Oxford. Mass Numerous testimonials OF seir merii
can be shown but seeing IS believing The public are IN
viied examine and Judge for themselves They may be
found al the whOesseand retail Agency, No i2 Broadway
al also ii T. J. CRONEts Book Store, SIS Broadway.
Dtic.l csses ol dehciea. VI n solicited. -
mh47 yN p p y. BRltHAm.
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DICH'S IMPROVED Patent salansn: I: ssies;-
II ne under-gn ed purchased of A. ) MARVIN 1854 g.
ter street one OF Rich smprOved Pssn Sa enander sales OF
u. sJ size hich No. - Exchange Place
Thai store " as entirely consumed he great con,2grson
on the morning Of the 18Th inst
IRE safe a. taken from the ruins hhytwo hours aier
and on opening re Books and Papers were found entirely
urinJured by fire, and only slightly wei The eaher %
some OF lie books ~ parched by The extreme heat
(slgned) RICHARDS L CRONkHlIE.
Nax-Yors Jnlv n lg45 pine street
The above SAFES for sa,e ~ A s. MARVIN, l5s, Water
.,,-.f Au2 n
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WATCHES AND JRwRLKy.-TIbe .u ''.cIi

MATCHES AND JEwELRY.-The subscribers
w invite the attention Of strangers and 0uers Tsiins
Civ 10 their stock Of fine Watches and Jewelry, when
move complete for the Fall irade s.,
Their selection Of Waicncs embraces several very
% e-uer. hy the most celebrated makers, ard are ODE
70 purchasers at unusually low prices. ,f .,d
Rch Jeweirv Of description. Silver, Plsien ~
prifaouia Ware: Manlel Clocks Fancy Goods, kn-
atches and Clocks cleaned and repsirrd 1y
uorsmen LOCKWOOD sCRIBSEk-
aosd 2s5 Pearl eor Of Fulton a. opposite H. $ II lle.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
DICHARD FISHER, JR- Maker ana ye ' 49,
II now prepared 10 sell WATCHES al retail io~s,
any other House in the city. AZ he Is consAn Erg.nf
al descriptions direct from the Msn1fseturefs n LIZ
France and Switzerland he 10 enabled 10 onet So,
assortment Of Gold Watches from SIS TO SLY esn, 49,
do from IS to SO escbs warranted 70 seep ea ~
u w lIP and SILVER WARE very low su.
B'-secoud hand Watches and Old GOD shd - snvs'
taken in exchange bought for Sesl 49,,
Muse Boxes and sseea worsen as low any
49, IN hi. NV. RICHARD FISHER Jr Importer Of
way doors ''f Sicha fy F H?i2R il
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.
sprrvI,ID ASSORTMENT Of Gold and Silver Du,
n peI Patent Lever Anchor Escape uen Lep.as w
=, Europe which viii be WARRANTED perfect Time
'e xso some new Pattern, Of Cold Chain. Seals. Key;
Do do. 90 God Pencil Cases Cod Pens
Do. DO DO Bracelets with stones
no Do DO. Silver FORKS, spoons. &c
slthe above articles will be sold al the LOWEST PRICES
and warranted b. egIa TO The best made IN he city
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers Of Fine "seies. 1c-
No Nasssu-st opposite the Custom Hoise
s-Tbe above articles carefully Repaired sDd War
rsnied, by the mosissilful worsmen IN the CIV. noy
XUATCHEs.-T.F T. Cooper Duplex, NJ. J. To9s. I
w Co r. i g. Beesly and John Harrison Cod Lever
Watches warranted perfect time keepers for sale cnesp ~
MOTT BROTHERS, Nssssu-s-
% opposite Cgstom-House.
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wooDwoRTH's PLANNING MACHINES.

LOIRTEEN VARS ENPEKTENCk, togelhfr WIN
many valuable improvements and additions TO his for
Tools enables the subscriber 10 furnish al SNORT noce
and OF the most perfect construction materials and work
mansip Machines plane Wood IN all is varieties, such
AS planning surfaoing only, or cutting moudings
Also, planning tOnueiEg and grooving JOINING or raDb-
In. and panlg ci.phc rds.
Application may be the subscriber a. his estai
senf Ia Folklore Or al hs Office, Of Commercial
and Leis-srees Boston whers machines may BE- and
any information relative the may be obtained as
well as Of Josiah Blackwell Co New-fors or OF j. W.
scbenck Albany Letters OF inquiry must be post paid
SAMUEL b. SCHENCK.
yoxhoro' Moes AnrilI 1874 Ally
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Bob priniina ano Book Binding.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No sssYOrsrxEET-( 7Aree Doors Jyou Nassan stTeefJ
VT,O MERCHANDISE lafa's sapps1 WIN a. -''-
VI rce,d. Bills Ladng,
Circulars, hefe.Yt,
BIZ Heads, tn-css &c
70 r,TrsIKy GEsTLEaES.-OTlgul4 MIstseripts print
ed with accuracy -, .rN.,,
Roo.. I<tt<r Pgess Printing.
To LECTURERS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Deauui1Ay
printed s,p.r.n;.,.
Mem-nota Biis. button, nc o.,
And every description OF Pam and ornGeHtai goo ~
s,ecu,ed vb great neatnes aud punctuay al the Office,
No. 7sprucestreeL n,rssps =. poov. PAN.
pHLETs, nc -. .~,-.,x
All WORK the above Presses viii be done al ex,rsof-
binary low prices. DIN
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r., ess.ass...sss,zssz skw-YORK AND HARLEM

1LW I1fWNI w JIMMY n
DHnis.-On and after Monday, Aprl ifh
inst The Cars Will run follows, viz Leave CITY HAL or
YOrkyiis, Harlem and Morrisiara nj $50 rs q A. N,
/, :, 8, 331, 4, D. 5.9 8 T. 81.
Leave Guy H,ii Tor fsrihsm and Williams Bridge. So.
:. 10 A. NJ ; =, $50 s. p. 81
Leave City HAL FOR White Plains, leA. M; 2 SIP. NJ
Leave MOrrisisrs and Hsf.eIn for ~ HAL ~ T. q u.
u L. 81 ,. ;, 4, ), 5n, 6, Oh. I45 Pm.
Leave Williams Bridge for City HAIL. 20, lao NJ
240 5. $40, 7SD p. 81
Leave White Plains fr City Hallr.lo, lei0A. ~ 2ie
blOP.I.
I'M frsgh, rsin VII cave White aims al Jam Nd to
Guy Hal At ~, Z. N. fos he prs-cal
s-li.
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LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &c.
I AMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
IL CANDELABRAS, for the Spring Trade-DlETL,
BROTHER x co, No. Is John-street manufacturing
and have always hand complete Of articles In
their line OF the following descriptions which they VIII sell
a. wholesale or retail. al Low PRICES FOR cash
Improved Chemical OIL and Camphene Lamps,
sJs Lamps, OFT and Bronzed IN great variety,
Cornelius X Cos celebrated sleni Solar Lard Lamps,
Girandoles various patterns gilt silverei or bronzed.
Suspending sOlars. Doric Camphene Lamps,
Bracket Soars, Side 90 do
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket DO do
Patent Lard Hand LaInps Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Camphene Chandeliers
Superior Chemical Oh, Pure Sperm Oh,
do Camphene Solar and Lard OIL,
do Burning Fluid. Refined Whale Oil mlay
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Uinoow SHADES.

$4,000 WINDOW WI u fsS i s5ass GT ss
dealing in This article find complete assortment al
rcs from 10 to - per cent less than al stores where ~
gel al second or third hands - . :, .
r. Good Oh Washable Shades from - cent? 10 =
nair-hesuiifnl from - to s5-besi from - 70 >i2
KELTY L RIKER, exclusive Window shade
SO Dealers and Manufacturers, l5l Chatham 81
xlYINDOW SHADES and curtain trimmings, whole
buidng-j viii open this morning several cases WihaoW
.h,le. among which are entirely new IN designs,
Landscape and paintings Merchants visiting me ciy VIII
do wei 10 call and examine the assortment as uey VIII DC
eola " o esae single pair az greatly reduced prices
y x Also lust received large assortment Oh cnilhh
trmnings ainp- In cOlOr- match tasses, wored ana
sis cords curtain tasses shade, do BIZ do bands, Sc
Inloser- Will find many the above goods superior IN
ruanufcture made of tie best Materials and al prices tai
will command their attentions al 239; Broadway. au3
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, NO SPRUCE
w STREET, n. Y.-The only manuisctory oi any ex-
tent in the Uned sa,es1he subscribers offer for sale NE
most spendid assortment Of SHADES which could De COL
Iected together consisting of the following styles;
1000 pairs of beautiful Gothic painted by ariss THESE
are all views OF celebrated places IN Europe
O0 nars of assorted Gothic. Corntan and Landscapes,
such as are generally sold about the city.
Is pairs OF most beautiful Corntian, PAINTED IN Fiorerce
100 pairs Of Of the most celebrated places IN ms
country
q coo pairs of cheap Shades from 62i cts 10 81 80
We pledge ourselves TO sell 100 cent cheaper man any
other bouse in NewYors. Persons wishing 10 see the pro-
getting the useful articles are shown through
the painting rooms with great pleasure. .
SIGNS BANNERS and INTERIOR DECORATIONS
not to be surpassed TRIMMINGS OF all kinds at MANN
fscturers' prices. ,,, -,
Persons buying TO sell again des with the most liberal
terms. jeH 5m BAKToh q Dt MAONL.
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nEMUTH.~ RAPPEE and Maccs5oy Srrfs mart
~ factured ron the pure-t AID finest mater AS and v Az
rsn,ed free from al deleerous drugs BY L. Deuth East
kng-sl Lancaster, Pa
The sbOv. unnvaed Snufs are supplied TO the trade Ana
others literal and al orders promptly attended 70
CAUTION Beware Of TErtoJ ariisGs called LsnoasleT
sznG and pamed upon the pubic fOf he se-a,H< lSrt
sruf wtch wtOlesaied only by The mana'Aetfr' n
Lncssisr. Pa; and by Binngsr Cozz-ns No - hcssy-
Nev-York; St.aler Candy Przti-st nsfi bAlnnore
Anthony Elton No. 10 North sixisI Philadepnis ana j.
a Eyrick, West Penn-st Reading, Pa sil I'm
MRS. SARAH Belts, Of PAi-adei Phia would css-
WI ali those Interested agains purchasing ne many
,fsi are made and sold IN this city Of her yaua
bic Uterine Supporters The instrument invented and manu-
faur by ner continues TO receive he APPRECIATION Of inc
most eminent physicians They be Obtained IN this city
or.y al John Mhsns Pharmacy ls3 Broadway where the
explanatory books can also be bad
N B-EAch instrument VII have the signature Of the
maker s:rAched toit SIG 3saw3ws
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UNAWNlN(s,S OYSTERs-In excellent condition
III a. The ordinary wholesale pfices viii be by order
10 e.milie~ The same cooked II required.
GEO. T. DOWNING coo Broadway. neal 4ih ST.
Mr. receive daily nom my father lots OF Shrewsbury
oyster 10 which invite attention. The same served cook
I'd on raw together with woodcocs, snpe and sotshe
erabs cooked in the Southern style. 50 2as I'm
ZOO0O To LOAN on bond and mortgage pro
XZUUper:y IN real estate In ths city. Inquire ii the
sSnss ~ Spring s;r~st sn,s
n1IYRA 4 BARBER, General Agents and Col
street., Newxosk
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Camps, GuiIerp, &e.
PREMIUM LAMP STORE.

rOUTHOUY & MEYERS, 81 Broadway respectfully
~ invite the public to call al their store and examine the
richest and extensive assortment 20 be found IN in
country OF BRONZED and ORMOLU CHANDELIERS.
CENTRE, MANrEL. SOLAR, BRACKET, and READ
ING LAMPS, CANDELABRA, GlRANDOLES, BRAC-
Of patterns
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, 4 new and superb article Pc
cuharly desirable for packets and steamboats,.
In evidence of the superiority Of this portion 81 their siock
any Other OF its class offered % The pubic m MS Ilty
hey with honest prize refer 10 no less mat SIN COLD
and FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded % the manuiaciur-
within tie last for The greatest variety ard
beauty OF patterns and the unrysled hnis Of lr wofA
Every article sold by G. ~ Is warranted "a he what they
represent and those who wish obtain nrsi class goods al
price often paid for such Of very inferior qualify
requested favor them with 4 call before purchasing
elsewhere
70 A liberal di.oount 20 Churches and Hotels 81 ly
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PATENT WATER PIPE.

yI,HE Subscribers Manufacture PIPE, CHEAPER and
BETTER than any Other now N use for the convey anee
OF WATER Cities. Villages and Private Residences II
conveys pure he fountain Itself; and THEY WAX
RANT Il SUPERIOR aad more DlRAbL :. than any olhrr
for drain soil and waste Pipe and for hsdfauie purposes
generally. An extra premium Of ten dollars snd silver
medal awarded the Inventor al Inc last Fair Of The
American Institute.
All orders promptly attended to a.li2 Fulton street
ally j. BALL ".
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Dasuerrfolppe.

Dasufrreolppc.
DAGUERREOTYPE-PL
ITO DAGUERREOTYPEA ARTISTS AN ID AMATEURS.
In consequence OF repeated complaints from Afst- OF
failures obtain FINE PORTRAITS from impefieciiOns
Ia the PLATES the subscriber begs leave inform them
manufacturing Plates OF superior qualify any
that have ihertO been used in tbs country These Plates
have been fairly tried ard tested By Of The most
penenced and .Sifu operators and amateurs IN a United
States whom he has received certificates that they
superior 10 any Plates they ever before used
SIGNED 81
PAUL g. GODDARD, N. d.
JOSEPH E.PARkER, and
VIM. O. MASON. Amateurs.
Messrs. ". Il r. LANOENHElM, Operators, Phad.
LITCH WHlPPLE, do. Boston.
AGgNTs-Messrs. W. 4 +. Lang-nhein. Exchange and
William q. Mason 10 ChesnusL Pmaselph PIMA, and Messrs
Liich Whipple, s-i w ssnin gtOnsL Boston.
None genuine unless stamped 'E WHITE, maker. ~ v"
Manufaciured and sold wholesale and retail. by
ally EDWARD WHITE, rs Broadway. NJ Y
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k.4s:-SLlNE-tor Albany and Troy DIRECs, :,
O'clock r. M.-The Steamboat EMPIRE
Capt r. X. Macy. VIII leave thu steamboat pier kW o.
Courai-sL every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday ser.
noon. NJ o'clocs
The s.esnboat COLUMBIA, Capt VIM. n. pccs every
,n,sy Wednesday and Friday afternoon. At o'clock
fcr Passage or Freight apply on board or ss IN" once
lfe vhaf.
The evening line Tor Albany aud Troy viii poi
lively not receive any freight an board The boats sier
nrinek T. NJ ie1n
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feaal Notices.
c9FRIPF,s sALE.-By virtue o

SHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue OF VIII OF her "a
- cal. directed and delivered VIII expose 70 sac
on Thur-iay The ii day Of MAY next, n Il 0cocA N ~
thu yesgsbuie OF The City Hal o; the Cy Of New
ie tile and interest u Thomas d. Bickiofd hch se
had ls twenty eighth day VI Jsuuary. one thousand eisN
hunre-l and forty am Afterwards, 10 whose
lands tie may b. o. IN znd % 81 tlai criL
piece % Land. yirg ard beng IN The Team W Afl ~
Ciy OF SewlJrs and kn0gn Elnher iory+9ur VI
cri street Containing N ah front and each TWEEN
tytve feet and N length each side. sighty--ven iee ss
the conveyed 10 Chapman Simmons by LEWIS
Brown. by niennrc dated Tie Of May IN The
year Lord thousand eght hundred and ave and
recorded Liber No - page S5 the late ofce OF TIE
CLERK Of the CITY and County Of SewYork-iogelr with
al ard g the sprureukncr- tenerenis and hereia-
ereunio belonging or IN any wise appertaning-
Dated New-iork, April gin, lsta ,.,.,
JosEFH WEEs. Deputy Sheriff spl0 lag6w
The shove sale postponed until Thursday, June Sth AZ
WILLIAM JONES. Sheriff
JosErH WEED. Deputy Sheriff my2s lsw3w
The above sale Is postponed until Wednesday, June 18Th
a. tie above hour and place-NeS. ON June sth ls+a
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
JOSEPH WEED. Deputy Sheriff. je5 laws,
The abOye sale postponed until Wednesday July 9Th.
al the above hour and place. June -3h, 1913
WILLIAM JONES. Sheriff
JosUPH WEED, Deputy sheriff. ie.s la~St
The above postponed unl Wednesday, July rd 81 The
above hour and place. July 9, is4a =, ,o>,r, s,.x
JOSEPH WEED, Deputy Sheriff. jyll-l65
The above sale is postponed until Wednesday, August
10Th, a. the above hour and place. July SSrd, $40
WILLIAM JONES. Siberia
JosEPH WEED, Deputy Sheriff. iy5o iawiw
The above sale postponed until "Wednesday, September
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
Jo.rps WEED Deputy Sheriff. an.7 law4w
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BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURER.

bLOOh IN ~ ~ - :. ~. ~ rl,1 IT,
n Common Tin Ware. Cutlery. Hard and Hollow Ware,
Wood Ware Baskets Brushes, Door Mats shaker sleeves
and Brooms-n short every variety OF House Keeping Ar
ticles
~ B.-A complete assortment Of Coffee and Tea Urns
Table Dishes and Covers &C. FOR Hotels and Steamboats,
on haud. and manufactured az the shortest notice.
JAMES I. WATKINS
lei tfani i6 Csiharne-st Sew-York
IRON WAREHOUSE, I2i GREEEWICH-ST.
Il EMEYs. BREESF SAMPSON. successors 10
IN BOOrmHn Johnston Ayres Co have on hand hnd orer
FOR sale on liberal terms r assortment Of SWEDISH fiat
and square IRON
Rus.iaP 5 | old Sable Iron
English and American round, fat and square Bar lror
braz;er- Rods, 3-6 10 haifinoh
spike Rods and Shoe Shapes, Of al sizes
HOfseNal Rods OF Norwegian old Sable and Juniaa Iron
Band Scroll and Hccp Iron, of all sizes
Cast Steel Shear Steel gni German Steel Of various stamps
Spring Steel American Blister Steel, ~ Blister Steel
Boiler and tlue Iron. Of all sizes
Ship, Bt>ai and Railroad Spikes
Cur Nails, Brais and Spikes, Of al szes
Ayes Collins . Co. genuine. NM. SUI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
l., WHITE, rs BROADWAY, mp stairs, would respect
IL. fully Call the attention OF cuIens and strangers visit
ing the City, his splendid collection of DAGUERREO-
TYPE PORTRAITS single or IN groups from % IL per-
tie same Plate, which for beauty ami accuracy ~
ce.ueaOn cannot be surpassed Portraits taken In al Snds
OF weather either with without he coicrs he price. Of
which be has ruci u those chareed by the most nevp-
riencer Ia th- business.
The American lnstiue stits late exhibition, awarded Mr.
WHITE m. First Premium for th- best Dsssefreotyp.
Lkene-.s- Of grouping and general -fect which but
another proof Of us superiority his Porraiis si2uy