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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01
Feb. LIST lS45.

The "annexa,on question" engages almos S
10 the exclusion of every other subject The al
,en,ion of Congress,-as indeed 1t does OF 'te
people. This topic undergoes most thorough
discussion, and, so far, its constltu,lonail'y
is most ably demonstrated. The war waSe>
warm between some OF the southern members
and the abolition tools in Congress, Fpec'alIy
those from Massachusetts; who, 1t must be ad
mitted, faithfully represent the factous spHi'
of their constituents, who, with love Tor the U.
MON and the constitution on their lips, harbo u
10 their hearts an intense desire for The disrup-
ton Of the one, and the abroga'ion of the other;
and who witha pursue, with perinaci'y un
parrelled, every means, which can possibly cen
duce TO the consumation of these dabolicaI ends
Witness their late missions to Charleston and
New Orleans; for the ostensbe purpose of,'es'
ing the constitutional validity Of the laws of
South Carolina and Louisiana, prohibiting, IN
der certain penalties, the residence in those
states Of free negroes Blu, those states were
not to be blinded TO the true purpose aimed al
by Massachusetts; which was to effect lodge,
ment in the two great Sou,hrn Emporiums
wherefrom to difflse throughout the south tn,
heresy ofAbolitionism, and to excite amongs
ourslaves spirit Of isaflec,ion and conspiracy
The tone Of her representatives IN Congress
harmonizes exactly to these acts Of the Mass;
chuse,ts egslature,-manfestin the ean
malignity against the South, and the same d
,ermined hostility to Southern interests AT
this spirit seems TO be summoned forth in lei
fold bitterness in the debate on the question
Texan annexation, which it's Opponents false
represent as one of a mere sectional charac,t
and not as it is, one of vital national impe
lance.
It lie, however, matter Of bu' little surprise
US, that Massachusetts, the chief originator
the Hartford Convention, the abet'or and ap
opist of it's treason, should so conduct herse
but what should be thought of represeniai
Of southern constituency. who treacherou
be,rays their interests, and leagues himself w
Northern fanatics to deprive them of their GU
anteed rights and property! Such an one the
lie; Mr.. Clingman, wing member from MOI
Carolina! Does he not merit to The fu lie
The scalhing rebuke administered TO him by 4
Yancey of Ala, who denounced him as "ren
rade, recreant to the principles and the ln'er'
oftha, portion Of the Union" the Souih)! v
think every patriot must answer, "yea."
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01

Bon. John fairfield is re.elected from Maine
10 the u s Senate.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01

Mr.. Surgeon OF Pennsylvania has been re
elected to the United s ate Senate for six year
from and after the An of March next.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01

1t is said M Benton viii obey the lnsiruc
tons Of the Legislature Of his State and vote fol
the immediate annexation OF Texas.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01

~ Santa Anna has been defeated. end i.
supposed to have made his escape in disguise
Guard.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01
January lS45-ll-4w
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI J
IIFPAH COUNTY.
Nnian Steele, J
Charles Bnrran

MOTT Is hereby given, that an Attach.
men' bath teen du'v issued against the estate
OF lie Deiendan, Charles Morgan, at the suit
OF the PalDuff Nnean Stee,. for tie sum OF
sixty three Dollars and fifty cents and has
been 'eurncd executed, aud il now pending
before The Circuit Courl Of said County, aud
hat unless The defendant shall appear, give
special hail and plead, before or al the next
term of said Court, to be held for said County.
II the Court House in the Town of Ripley, on
he last Monday in March, 1915; judgment i'll
be- entered and the estate So attached will be
sold.
HARDY w. STRICKLJN.
CLrRK.
January 22nd lS45-l0-4w flee SIS.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01

In Indiana there will be no election this sea.
son Of a United States s na'or, owing 10 dis
agreemen, Of the two Houses Of the Legislature
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01

The Lower House of the Legislature OF Va.
had appointed the 22ld uIt. to 90 into the cleo
ton of u. S. Senator The Senate will
scarcely agree to that time.
Marcus Morton received the vote of his party
IN Massachusetts for Sens'orin oposi,lon to Mr.
Webster.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01

In The year 1917 proclamation was issued
mat women shouid mol meet together To babbie
and talk, ana that all men should keep theil
wives in their kcuser.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01

Maryland and Delaware have elected whie
Senator's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-22
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In Mf ship Par,ck Henry from LioUpool-Mrs { l. l.
Rankin and servt Geo y Norwood. NJ Evans. Of Miss
Mr. and Mrs Wilson. of Philad MARITIME, New York
Miss 4 Greene. N Bedford Geo Atkinson. Boston, and
I4i Storage.
In ship Panfheo, from Lir0poot-Mrs J Andrews, NY
J Young OF Ireland and 2J3 Storage.
IN The ship Charles,oa. from Chareston-Miss NJ Lacy
r Bryce Miss NJ Bryce. Miss Bryce, DIR X 5 Hart
lady and scrvt. Mrs NJ OConnor Miss X Kennedy. Mr.
Campbell < III Williams. h Oswald. Ravens.
Denton NJ G Dugan, Palston, VIM Shurig. Ryan and
Mr. Gates.
In br1 Macon from Sarannoh--John Stems, John Tan
ner 1hos Ryan. 4 Mulhorn and Dennis Desmond.
In brig Madison from Sarannah-Mr John II Langley
and DIR u w Bacon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-22
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Packet ship Patrick Henry. Deano, Liverpool 22d
July. n,dse. 10 Grnnel Mnturn & Co Have had ligh
Easeriy winds the whole passage.
ship Probus Devries 81 days from lIavrc, mdse, &c
70 Gurding & Kunkcmann. lag Storage passengess.
Ship II Mark Cave. - days from Liverpool, mdse. to
Roche Brothers a Co One cabin and 1874 steerage
passengers July "a lat A. long % 20 W. passed close
under the stern OF wreck logged no spars stand
ing--was the Hope Of London.
Ship Panthca Lane Liverpool 18th July mdse. to +
ID Uurlbut & Co.
Ship Charleston, Andrews days from Charleston,
md rice. TO q Buckley
Ship saraccn, Hawkins 30 days from Glasgow mdse.
a. Woodruff a Minturns. 30 passengers.
Korw bsrque Bracciosa, krug AZ days from Norway,
iron order. ~ Storage passengers.
Brig Madison Hoey. days from Savannah, cotton and
rice. To Sturgcs A. Chairman
Brig Macon. Hayden. days from Savannah, cotton
aud rice Ia X Dcmi
Br brig sarah Harvey, "a days from soreham via Fa
mouth. iron 10 master.
SAILED.
From sW Spit ships Cristoyd Colon, for Havana
kcw.tork, Liverpool
SPOKEN. &c.
Aug ist lat f3 ~ long 81 brig Globe, Beecher, FIN New
York for Malaga.
Aug a. lat ~ long 66 IA w, brig Scion. from Pictou,
bound to Wareham.
Aug 10 lat ~ % long 6s ~ brig America of North
Yarmouth, > days from Boston for Piciou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-22
CROCKERY, ETC.

CROCKERY, ETC.
<, p DEWEY, Importer and Dealer IN French sno
-. English CHINA GLASS AND FART hENN A Ah
IN Waier-street, (Opposiie T.. >. hoieJ New orh'
would inform his customers and the public that having been
making large additions TO his establishment he has no" 70
offer them the most and complete assortment OF
Goods in his line before opened IN ms country u
Guiding, in addition to the above, STONE WARt, LOON,
HALL LAMPS GlRANDOLES, &c Sc- &c AL OF
which will be sold favorable as those OF any
';,a' I as,a shment in the United States. 28fy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-22
fine Uatfbes and Jemelrp.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.

nrcuSpn TIsHFR. JR Watch Maser and Jeweies,
Ii is now prepared cell WATCHES al retail loNer -
auy other House IN the city A. ne y cons1hly Ecgi.nd
al descriptions direct from the Manufacturers IN IL
Vance and Switzerland he is enabled 10 Offer Veiy
s..ortmen OF Gold Watches from sl5 TO 500 esch
DO from k5 70 So esch-al warranted TO seep so ~
IFW-FTRY and SILVER WARE very low s1v.,
B-second hand Ws;cts-s and Old God AZ c1,ess
tak-p In exchange bought for CASH "seDrs, nd
Music and Jewelry repaired in tbe o- - oher
~sSr.o,ed BY experienced workmen low a. any .o 81
House IN thfs city. RICHARD FisHEn y r. al Broad.
Wstches and Jewery, Wholesale and Retail no 20
way. RICHARD FIsHtk.J "
WATCHES. JEwELRY, &c srr., m,
sprvSn,n .S1oRTvFNT OF Gold and silvef Du
"A nler pse, Lever Anchor Escapenien,,,, -.
Vertical WATCHES, selected iry n ,yrED pertci Time
in Europe, which will be "AhAA-N X"
.ome new Patterns Of God Chain. Seas hsyi p nc
hso, so"iS nc" Al God Pencil Cases = bo.l reLs
NJ ~ Do do Thm6es' kl ..t -, r.as' &c
20 90 90 do. Silver FORKS, spoons, &c; 80,
70. ~ .,ices viii he sold al The LOWEST fhlCEs
Al le 20 b@ equal the best maize IN ne CRY
and 1T1r RROTHERS importers of Fine y" aiets =
nOii No Nassau-s- opposite the Custom House
. Q Tho sbove articles carefully REPAIRED src NsT.
70 30 he most skillfIl workInen IN th~ civ noy
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, g..
rI,Hy SUBSCRIBERS respectfully invite the aien . o,
,l;r friends and the public 10 their select assOr II ~
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES consisting y,
noex Lever and Lepne Watches ofhe various approved
ners cased the style, and warranted correct
tine keepers - c.. r..
Casters, &c
pla,ed and Britannia Ware spectsces, Pencil Cases
nantel Clocks Fine Cutlery. Fancy Goods &c which -
are ensb ed TO offer FOR sale al reduced prices
LOCKWOOD $ sCRBNER.
At the Old Established Store, S5 Pearl corner OF rlon'
sreet. opposite L. = Hotel -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-22

xak FARM FOR SAIE.--siiusie on the Road from
S> New Rochelle White Pains about equ distant rom
- each, containing 80 ACRES or LAND, all Of winch
/. Plough Lsnd excepting Ten Acres, which IS Wood Land
Tt place divided BY lane and aid out into conyenier
lot for cultivation AL The fences Of stone, 10 good
order and The ground 10 gh Of cultivation. The build
I'M. al OF good character and order For TERMS apply
). T. KENYON, on TIE premises or oi
daf J. ADRfANCE. Is John-st ew-fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-22

Hlarblnerp for iflannfarturrs, &f

wOODwoRTH'S PLANNING MACHINES.
FOURTEEN YEARS ENPEKlENSE, .o-rhrf ~lh
many valuable improvements AM alil.oIs - "a, iu.
Tools enables tr subscriber 10 tufrs =. suoi ILL.,
All VI e perfect construction, iarfa- ana WA
mznsh.p. Machines plane Wood ID a. - Fhielrs such
As planning or .grialng only or cutting noulalAss
A-0 planning ton eng and growing lolnEns or raooeI-
n. and planning ella pboArls.
kpnirafion MAJ be male 10 tie subscriber, a. his e-tsb
simeni n tOxhOr0. hs once cOfner OF Ioniierea-
and Lew -trrs Boston. where actnes may q SET md
Vel VI JOSIAH Blackwell Co NeN-f ofA or VI J. W
Schenck Ahary Letters OF nSry nus ns be; PAD
SAMUEL b. sCHENCk-
Foxhoroi Mass Aprfi 1874 Ally
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e., -sssa.e.ss.sss7 NEw.YORK AND HARLEM

ErH TssIJfU VU-Na"7U7 ~
-'s<nts-On and after Monday, April ,Ah
in- the Cars viii follows w: Leave City Hall f
Yorsvile Harlem snd Mcnisiana Al $50, 49, l0A Nj
1, = s. $50, 4. 5, SD, Z. NJ
Leave City Hall Tor Fordhsm and Williams Bridge sS'
T. 10 A. NJ; 3B, ), 6P. NJ
Leave Cry Hall for White Plains, i0A. NJ; 5P
Leave MOrrsians ana Harlem for e. y Hall ID, s. 10,
II A. NJ; 3 3. 4, 5, $40, o, o.1o 7tJ r. .
Leave Williams Bridge for Guy Hall7, 10, 1919 A.
40 ), SO 7lDPM
Leave White Plains for City Hall zlO, ioloA NJ ~
5lOP. VI.
The freight train viii leave White Plains al AM and ~
City Hall al Las P. M.for the present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-22

E:: Lots together with House situated on Anty
~ Place. between Blocker and Aniiy streets for sale
The property j. de-rably situated In most healthy
and improving pau OF the CITY, Enquire Of Francis Cooper
on the premises sui2 2w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-22
~ .NoTIcE TO THE TRAVELLING

EsW.--NPrBIIC-MO RNING LINE on LAKE
CHAMPLAIN FROM WHITEHALL TO
ST JOHNs-Making Intermediate anding--Passage SIX
breakfast on board. The FRANCIS SALTUs Capt n. q.
TI<ALE leaves Whitehall Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saiur-
dsvs at O'Clock A. NJ and St johns, Mondays Wednes-
DAYS and Fridays, Al O'Clock, A. NJ.
For freight passage, apply At he Capains office on
board r. D. riLhINS Agent Troy.
Passengers leaving Troy Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS d. half pa O'clock p M by railroad ard packet viii
arrive Whitehall IN time Tor the above boat next morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-22

II CJONF-,> Patent Combination Bank LOck-The
II. subscriber would respectfully inform the public thai
he now manufactures the above Lock al No. 10 Oreenre-t
N-wark v j. tie has been % great expense In Tie manu-
cure Of The and !. prepared to supply al orders Tor
th- Lock much less price, according 10 The size and num-
Der of CHANGES han any other Lock made 10 the Uned
sate-i being susceptible gilmore changes than any other
Locs now made. This Lock has never been picked IS
nav known by examining The evidence Of The many trials
Which lave been made upon with ard OF $50 the
person who should succeed Since he above TRIALS The sub
scdhcr Ia made many .ales oi The above LocA Ia Us clues
~ Se.s-Yors Boston Philadelphia. Baltimore, Albany
Rochester and Buffalo and other places IN tue state VI New
York and 10 The prcp. ces and tow n IN ono and OH
er sta-- and Il has gven entire satisfaction never getting
out OF order IN sny Instance The above Lock = dtrfel
from others and la- bern examined by Of Tie best
mechanics In the United STATES and alec by Committee Of
III Am rcan Insigf1e who are to Il The h-l premium
r The al % certificates O which have been gwen, that
10 superior al olhrr Bank Locks and cannot b. picket
tr The certificates be upon application 10 he sub
.crher who has recently obtained pateni for tho Loeb
and the pubic caltOr-d AZ tin-t infringing upon l.
"A. {. JONES. Bank Lock Manufacturer,
sis o.rf ~ (,reer--t Newark n. ].
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-22
FOR NEW.ORLEAN,-onIy Regular Lia

~ TO succeed The suians The Splendid fast sailing
packet ship INDIANA, Capt Bennett viii SAL
punciua.y 90 Monday August 18th her regular day.
The ships Of this Inc Sal pgnciusy as afver-edi ana are
the ony ship. hat do Persons therefore VINO wish 10 embark
for the above port should fail make early application
on board, foot Of " a-slreet. or 10
". l. J. T. TAPsCOTT,
- SOutn-s,reet. corner Of Maiden Lane.
The packe, ship Damascus. Capt Bliss VIII succeed NE
rr4.,-. srd. .ii' on ths f.t~ aI2D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-22
ls4e-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT-ls,,

n 7
xr~ss >NEN-YORk AND ERIE RAIL -.
c .-N5..--NROAD LINE for Middl-low u, Goshen ki)
and Intermediate places Two Daily
Lines each way, follows
For Pa--enger.--T new fast and commoaious steam.
boat ST NICHOLAS, Capt ALgxsSDfs H. SCHULTZ, vii
the foot Of Duanestfel daily. SUNDAY escepedl
half past o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock Y. NJ Through o
i've hours. Returning. the Will leave MldJleown al
A. ~ and half past Z. W.
For freight-A barge will leave every afternoon al
O'clock Sundays excepted (-fregh will be received
alter thai hour Shippers hereby notified that the
Ofhe and depot where goods ~ 10
leH be distinctly marked upon each article, oti<wise
they Will not be received.
ForIrher particulars inquire Of J. Van Rensselaer, sgert
corner OF Dusge and West streets.
III. &. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
New-York, April lst 1916
rg- Stages from MiddletOwn daily in connection wi0
the afternoon line Boomngburgh. Wnnsboro Monriceo,
Noun, Pleasant B.nghsmton, Owego, Port Jefvis Hones
dale. Carbonate Sc
"a Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays to Dundsd Moss'
nose Eri.ndsyiie 4 erox broOklyn kr ryl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-22
~. NOrICE---A BAK,.Ai>.---A COT NThf
.. ~, AT A IN an EDR SAIr-nesI the VILLAGE VI

c> FOR SALE Al Auction, on Monday, August p.
On th- premises Il o'clock Farm of - acres, near
49, West Farms mi les from Harlem, IN Nestchesier
County on which are dwelling aud farm house
haru and Clubhouse, with t IN abundance o al snds Ie
plce woqld sui merchant doing business In New York
SOD without reserve The present owner Is going 70 the
West
For particulars inquire as 45a Grand-seet % Bayard
street, or 10 John Garland ION the place.
rV Should the day PROVE stormy, the sale viii take place
ID r.xf fair dav aul3 Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.


CLEARED.
Brig Joseph Haws Holmes Windsor, NJ. J Winniette
schr Henry, Hume, Easipor Juliette. Woglam; Pc
tcrsburg. Hunter g. Co Proof Glass, Blydenburg,
Providence.
sloop Juno. Kent Providence.
Barge Orb, Yapp Philad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-22
EeaaI Notices.

GUFRIFF-- sALE.-By virtue Of VIII OF teri "a
- cas directed and delivered WI % ~ az
M Al he vestb1e % the Cry Hal OF ne ny oi SeN OLA
All the night and iueT-,I OF john A My1r Wnen pr
drei and forfy-nve. any time after" hn- IN whose
b,od soeyer NAV be- o. N and 10 All no.e certain
i pees Or parcels of land siuaie lying and beng Ia tie
i1 a,e 9TH, Ward Of the City Of Sev-l ora ana knyTl
and c-tns u-hed par Of Harlem Commons and which
90 Of hereby conveyed known on map ~ sad Com
mans. made BY Chare- Clinton Of the City u N-w-fork
Suryor numbers 10 H. Ia f- isj, loi o5, leo,
Ia and 68 between thr second and Third and be-
ty zen RI yrc ana = yfoprh streets. " lch aid map
i-dsfrd December 1924 and j. fe The Office ri he
Register Guy and County u Newly ork said ot- each
Containing pear by The said sp. twenty i've ' front
and rear and hundred feet IN depth ch side. he lie
.ane more or ess ard also MS ghi Title and interest of
and 10 nj Oinng haf part OF Ire avenues streets
winch tie situaied together with al and IN
Jar e fenement- ner 1rets and AZ lr'enances rfeul-
% belonging any wise spperaining &c The above
mentioned property recorded IN ne keEisier- Once 10
Liher -. page 30. M JONr>f snrflh
THos. r. PEfRs. Deputy >herr-
dated New lnrE. Anr 7fh. I4fl lut laWt"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-22
LAMPS GIRANDOLES. &c

LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &c. $50,
4 AMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERN5, En- Hrp
IL CANDELABRAs, for the spnng Irsne.-D, ,, -
BROTHER CO. No Is John street. are manuact IN ny.
and have always hand complete o. sr . ,s
ifeir line of the following descriptions winch ney WI" sea-
., yboiesale or retail at Low PRICES for CASH.
Improved Chemical OIL and Camphene Lamps,
Sols Lamps Gilt and Bronzed. In great variety;
Cornelius Co.'S celebrated Patent SOAR Lara Lamps
Girandoes, various patterns, gi A. cred oi pf9hHe.
Suspendng Solars, Dorc SalPneHe Lamps
Bracket Solars, SIDE 90 90
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket 90 40
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do 40
I Britannia Hand Lamps, Camphene I nandeAen'
Superior Chemical Oil, Pure sperm vi, M
40 Camphene Solar and Lard OIL
do Burning Fluid. Refined Whale On. mloy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-22
: :
Il C. JONES Bank Lock Manufacturer,
sur3 sis osff No 10 C,reer--t Newark n. J.

XLILDEK'> Patent salsmsnder >4ie--Tnr increased
w demand for these unparalleled Safes since the ereai
ERE Of tn 18th IN which they Out 80 iumphanty,
having secured booss and valuable papers vi many mer
chAns while The eOul-nis If other safes were totally de-
srOyed standing eide By side the SaAmander Las nduced
the proprietor to put sufficient number OF worEinen 10
meet tie demand and has assortment on hand es
he Iron safe Warehouse ofhe Great sign and se- SAFES
taken late fire and from The Tribune buildings and
other Trial SAFES with reports ceruncars &c and select
leave for capable VI holding your books, val
liable pap-r.. iewe!ry aud casn- SILA, {. HERRING,
tuJT4ff va A ter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-22
n1onx TIN WARE MANUFACTURED

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT o. Planished Tia and
n Common Tin Ware, Cutlery Hard and Hollow Ware
Wood Ware Baskets Brushes Door Mats, Shaker Seves
and Brooms-in Short every vaneIy OF ouse'heepng AT
ticles ~ ~,
N. B.-A complete assortment OF Coffee and Tea urns
Table Dishes and Covers &C &C for Hotels and Steamboats,
on hand and manufactured at the shortest notice.
JAMES Y. WATKINS
,.4 ianI Is Caharne-st NewYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-22
oAsr-srEEI EDGE TOOLS.

THE Rrsl Gen4il= CONGEK> TOOLS can Only be aAd
Al - Ailorn-y street. where my are Hs1e an tnl--d
VIII my hands; rreiorr can recommend them. and
George brgs Co.'S. Par street Those ZOOS offered
y Osborn Little - fultOn street. and otnrr stores
stamped Cong-r" are not my make ami are designed Ia
deceive Nine are stamped thu. -COugrr, New ora -
Attorney street. The uan- Of J. C0ngrr Berry Is s.so
dded be having interest the business liberal dis
count 10 DeAers Please oeserve The stamp.
mySs5m' JOHN COSGEA
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Daauerrfotnpe.
nAcuERRIAN GALLERY.

nLIIMBF'S NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY
L AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT, No. 25l Broadway
corner of Muray-s lover Tenneys Jewelry store award
ed the Medal frst four premiums and two highest honors
q, the exhibitions at Boston, New York and Phade. phs
respectively for pictures and apparatus ever exhibited
Pce @, these superb Photographs reduced To thai OF ofdf
s, ones AT other that need SIT for M
ordinary likeness on the score vi economy Taken IN ANY
weather.
PLIJMRE'S Premium and German Cameras Instructions
Plates Cases &c forwarded to any desired point AL lowe
rs,es iisn hv snv other manufacturer. myl3y
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camps, Cntlerp, 81.
pRrM1uM LAMP STORE.

COUTHOUY x MEYERS, Jil Broadway, res pecuu,ty
u invite the public call al their store and eNai'ne M
riches, and most extensive assortment 70 be Ill ~ ~.
coanfry OF PRONZED and ORMOLU CtANDELlIh NJ,
CENTRE MANTEL, SOLAR, BRACkEI, ana n npac
ING LAMPS, CANDELABRA, GlkAHDOLt.s, Di,.se .
Of patterns - ~ - - .,a,h .,,c,s re-
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS new and superb Hieie' Pc
Gu iarly desirable for packets and steamboats, 70 ...
In evidence Of the superiority of ns portion OF t ,S.h
over any other Of lie offered 10 The pubic 10 NJ
bey can with honest pride refer 10 no less mat >iA piD
snd FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded to ne fnan1li az
err within the last years for ie gres.e- VaIes 1n
heany of naf,ens and the unrvsed finish Of their OH
VERY article sold by C. n. i warranted 70 be :" MT Icy
represent and those who wish 10 obtain hst cas soV q
trce often paid for such are Of very ineroi fuas
are reoesed TO favor them with call before purcns TX
elsewhere -.
~ A liberal discount TO Churches and Hotels 81 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-22

HARLEM STAGE>.-r'rops -
a Chafhun-sf. 20 Harlem for 10 ceats, to York
s==Es1r-s uil for cents, starting each way every
~ minutes from A. NJ 10 F. VI. with stage each way
al ?. NJ and up from Boweryl at a. r. NJ Ths - me
cheapest s,agerding in the world and citizens will find h
ride 10 Harlem pleasant and healhnL Fare on Sundays
2i for distance Good stages and wiling horses
je4uy j. MURPHY. - Chsihtn--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-22

The following is the monthly statement Of the
New Orleans Banks. dated 2Gth July:
MOVEMENT