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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18

purity. Your election VAS be triumph
OF principle, and you have the peculiar
aud distinguished honor TO havs been
called 10 the high Office 70 which You
have been elected, from a knowledge
that your whole life has been identified
with those principles which msIoriIy q
the people regard AZ connected with the
prosperity, the honor, the glory and IN.
ldsed The very exislence Of our Republic,
You have been chosen Os the repfesen'
lalivs Of lhess pTlnciples, and We know
that so lar as within your power, you viii
casfy hen into exacI andspecific execu
lion. We welcome you ps tho friend oil
that renowned man, whose life now sinks
lin suusit Of gIory,reasc ted from thou
sand acis of wisdom and courage, OF ua-
diving nalriolisn, aud q devotion ola life
10 tho cause OF his country and hum1n
lriphts. Bot whilst the lbosusnds present
welcome you with full aud glad hearts, {,
may the incense Ofgraiituds rise to that
00d who has covered Us with blessings
and ever wsichsd over and preserved the
Republic. May we pll amid the feelings
ofioy aud triumph. IemeHber that our
VielOry imposes renewed obligations. TO
giYs increased brightness to that glorious
, example Of free government, which the
| father Of his country PlousIy hoped might
. reccommeDnd itself to the adoptiuniOf The
, whole human race.
I Sir, permit inc to introduce you 10 al
. this penple--lo the old, Sterling, well lri'
cd, veteran democracy Of Hamilton coun
!, iy-iO all now Pfesenl--lO offer you vel
d come aud respect.
il Mr. Polk not having an ON'OrtUnity Il
! furnish copy Of his remarks ,the repOr
d Ter is compelled 10 give a synopsis from
l~ memory.
i. Ile responded 20 the. address OF to
n Charm N OG the committee in brief an
ii eloquent manner, expressing the mos
D. unFcssrped, heartfelt satisfaction N bein
oC welcomed as the President of the Who'll
n people, and approving in general terms
u the views and principles contained in in
nd address.
OF IIe referred TO the distinguished hont
re- conferred upon Ihiinself TO that devotio
as exhibited ia the history Ofhis past llie,
ef those greet and sacred principles nece
Iu' sary to be observed loPreserye Our II
he p6vernmentin ils obigiUal purity and
Of sign, advance ils tue prOsPeriiys hon
- anil glory, to give psrpe1uiig to lis ex
Of tence.
ex He said that the great principles
vovsd in bis election Should
INK strictly observed in his admin sIration,a q
10. invoked the God Of nations, who had {
ion or watched and protected our RePubl
on. To aid him with wisdom in the dsChar
the Fof bis duties. He referred in CRATE
Of terms 10 the warm hearted Eece tion 9
ing TENDED him BY thousands aroand hiIn.a
bic pledged the history Of his past i
for that no effort on bis part should be sP
the cd 10 carry into practice Tho true, PEin
and pies Of our free government, and prom,
- ihe true prosperity and happiness Of
'nly whole people.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18


An4ton1 CONVENTION 2Np - William
y. GafrisOn 6euisd luinoly in The BosloR
Anti Texss CUnVsuiiOns He said;
III Texas was annexed. then this Con-
veBiion would be Of one mind--the Un-
ion would be aabysFtod Ill would csass
to exis,-7ihs law Of snnexat0n would Be
null and void ,--aDd the question Wass
what, then, shall we dor
We would answer that question this
way. Get lOa cOrdage store as soon aa
possible, and then go out and bang yours
self
He proposed that the Convention should
resolve that, 'when the President issued
his proclamation declaring Texas part
Of this Union, then, the Union Of 1889
being dissolved, the several 4Owns oiNss.
saebnselts be called upon to send dels.
gates TO 4 convention TO form new un.
ion.'
Did the Hartford Convention itself con
tain such funstic iUOl, OF one more wOr
! thy Of pity!
| A Reverend May was alike iuiemper-
sie in bis folly, He said that the aclioE
he would propose for this CORysailoI
would be TO declare that il Texas b
annexed, we shall consider the Union a
dissolved, and in earryisg out this action
we must meet the solemn crisis like me-
a. nd Christians some becoming maflag
10 the cause Of liberty, and others nakiri
{ a trial in self defence with the SlaTehol
: ders. (Hsre there we're loud cheaFs.)
A Mr.. Child became very Valhht, an
was even desirous Of saving the COAST
tuition! lie wss Cor repeating Annexs
Q lion, il it was contaminated.
Other faHatics--All II Of them, iHclOdiH
the above, were whiss--were Ior plsdI
ing Massachusetts against The Union,
Texas were annexed, and pni'ed in .
address ovowing the spirit0f such . Pu
. pose Gin. EnquireT.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18

FIRE IN NRw YORKl On IEednss-
day morning the 5lh instant hrssOm.
menced raging in block Of buildings
al the corner Of Spruce and Nassau
streets New York, which desttsssd the
Tribune newspaper Office, belonging 10
Messrs. Greedy g M'Elrslh psSiOdi.
cal depot of Mr.. Y. GvahaIh The
bookseller and sialioners establishment
Of Junson and BelI-zlhe liquor store oc.
copied BY Mr.. Kennedy, and the Ger
mas printing Office Of the Dsutschs
schnellppsi Messrs Greedy q Neil;
sslh W. insaFss f0s 10000. fh6il
6slabIishmenl was salusdat $2s 900
The Dsuiscle sohnellposl was insured
for bus small smouat There was 10
other Insurance 81 consequence On The
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18
IHE COMET.

The Philadolphia Ledger SAYS:
The new comet is sssily seen bv the
naked eye, from seven 10 nine CHciock,
ia the south west. Above the planet l6-
piicr. (which is now very bright in that
part Of the heasens,) and some distance
10 the LEFT, may be observed group of
SCARS, forming an IRREGULAR qnadrilaiefab
figure, directly under which about half
way to The horizon, the comet may BE-
seen, presenting dim misty aspect, rs-
semhhng dark speck Of fog"
Another account says:
sThe new cofAst is about 10 deg. sOuth
oflhe constellation Of The Whsle. Il L
now moving about 3 deg. E. n E. Il
is visible 10 lhS nakod eye sfisr twilight
10 the. evening 8 faint white clOud, ia
IS. s. W., Sboul IS degrees high. Il die.
lers from slt other comets On record, exc
cept thai Of 1929 in having two laiIs,.
one reaching froR he comet towards the
sun, and the other opposite diFsc-
tion. They may bs seen ID Z good sea.
mans nighlgass.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18
ALABAMA.

The Legislature of Alubana adjourned
Sine die on The 9th ul'. 4 bill was
passed for winding up and settling the az.
fairs Of the State BANK and ils branches.
The deblors Ara required 10 pay ~. u sH.
nual calls Of 33i per cent, and ihe plasss
Of the several branches 10 be Destroyed
which was done on the sob 9llisn
The pales of fthe principal bank = S.
Now York, and will be Destroyed aa soon
as procured.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18
NEW MOVE ON lie TEXAS CUES

Mr.. Benton has stepped forward with
a proposition in the Senate TO bring Tex
as into the Union, which seems to do
away with enough Of the objections
heretofore made to the other propositions
10 ensure lis adoption. Such seems 81
lessl 10 be lhe legitimate conclusion 10 be
drawn from the tenor Of the speeches
made u all parties. We should greatly
rejoice il there could yet be perfsf bar
monv of action oHthe matter, 50 as 10 en-,
sure its speedy adoption. The Senate
should act prompily. 70 give the House
tine III cqnEuE More hereafter.
Statesman
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18
LEGISLATIVE.

THE MONSTER BANK BILL was on
Monday Of lsst.week, ordered by the
House TO third reading on the next day,
Whea it was doubtless passed. A few
amendments not materially changing
the bill, we're made by the House, which
have, probably ere this been Concurred
in by the Senate. II so, the hills now
a law.
Feb. 10. The Senate passed The bill
TO repeal The Law prohibiting blacks and
mulauOes to lesiiiEin Courts Of justice
against white. persons. The the vote on
it's passage was yeas II, nays l6.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18
THE WHlG TtN-PAN HAS AGAIN
DECREED III.

When the Odious bank bill passed the
Senate, its monsirosilies aud dangerous
provisions had been 50 thoroughly expos'd
and laid bSTe by the Democratic members
ofthe Senate, that lhsrc wOs a relenling
among some Of tie whlg lnepbers oi the
House Of Repre- senlaIives,a land inIimaiions
were thrown out that the bill wovlo bere
modelled before Il could pass the House
But The screws Of the Tin pan we're
again brought into rtquisiliOn. Mr.. Kei'
Icy sci all his creatures 10 wdrk, and the
crowd othunIry bank cormoran's who
lllIong The Halls Of the Legislature made
a regular set upon The whig members II
The House, until they Fave all hseh whip
ped aud co6xed into the traces II is now
settled that this monslrOus bank progen!
of the corrupt wing lin.pan is lo. bet ONE
the law Of the land. /: is with deep hu
initiation that we make this announcement
Tho bank plunderers have tsiumphed OSel
the psupls. Whether the people orOhit
are foreman free people ,Or become lh,
vassals 0f a corrupt paper feudal system
whether we are 10 have a republican
government, or swindliRg bank aristoc'
racy in Ohio, is now The great and alarm
ing question. Let the locsin Of alarm be
sounded TO the remotcsl quarters Of oul
State. Lei the struggle Of The people Il
be free be commenced ;n due time, anC
in a manner becoming the occasion.
Statesman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18

MExIoo.-lt seems more difficult late
ly to get correct news from Mexico than
from any other part of the world BY ad.
vices from Vera Cruz to Jan. Ia, j, ap.
pears thai Santa Anna had not yet been
taken prisoner. He had besciged Puebla
and made several attacks upon the city,
10 the last attack he made, he was repuls.
ed with the loss Of eight hundred men.
He then sent off Commissioners 10 Mexi.
co to treat for peace. He also published
aprOclamalion, stain G that he had
suspended hOstilli $, &c. Ii is said
that bis army is reduced to about 1000:
while 10 900 good sO!diets under GeRer
ais Bravo and Paredes are matching a
gainst him. The following paragraph
contains the latest report from Vera Cruz
Vera Cluz, Jan. IA, lS45.-lA the
course OF the night, we learn BY an ex,
press from Jalaps, that Santa Anna has
commenced beselging PeFOie, and thai
neither Bravo nor Paroles had left Puei
bla on thel2lh instant and even among
lhe most sangNine friends Ol the move
ments against anita Anna, i is believed
there is en- intrigue going on 10 save him
and his officers, which will be the fore.
runner Of fresh outbreak that will cost
an immense deal Of bloodshed.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18

A NEw MovE.-It win be seen, BY
notice ID anOthsF column, that some Of
our eastern ciizens desire to give away
a portion Of our county to ClermOnI, and
to move Georgetown 10 Russslville. Il
is said tha, towp lots in Russelville are
already in great demand.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18

The votes for President aud'VicePfes
dent were counted in Washington city
Oh Wednesday The 5th inst. and Janes
Is. Polk and George NJ Dallas wsfo de,
clared e!rcted.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18

NOtoFiely il spurious fame; deaire ol
obtaining Il, false ambition; The wise
mans delesistion; The honest mah.s do.
gust.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18

property detuoyed The origin o. the
ERE i Vliribuied d The negligence Of q
boy "a the Tribune Office while kindling
a Gre.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18

Gen. Csss has been elected United
States Senator BY the Legislature Of M
chigan, in place Of Mr. Porter, whose
term expires on The Sd March next.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18

A full account Of the reception ofPres
ident Polk al Cincinnati will be found in
our columns oflOday.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18
GnInnF RIISsIA.

The iccrssss OF the production Of gnlb
fromlhs Siberian mines in Russia has
been wonderful. The following table ex.
hibits il in round numbsls--in pounds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-07

DODGE Y PARMELE, No. 4 Bonh-street New-York
~ AID .. -sy iYauiA Avenue Ssnngtyn. D. L respect
u tender ris professional to their friends and the
putc aad invite al ~no felu the adyiee and skill oi the
terms h-r CLAIMS TO public confidence and
Thsy would rartcaarly call their Patent
method fas'ening ifcii teeth wh-n SET gold plate
WHICH used o. themselves 4oHe IN the cIeS OF Newly crk
and Washngton he prominent advantages of this
mode lsrDn: the ioliOwugl IL saves the pam al
ys attendant upon tho removal Of the Of the front
teeth and nnkrs highly ssrin The
lns always much les Troublesome. much USE
fu tn MAJ The OF mlstcatoB than the
common IL renders rssy and replace The
teeth which together with the peculiar mpcity OF the las
-nngs eycl-s the 10 keep ttm always clean he
great improvement secured this patent needs but TO be
IN order uudrr,t,od and m used be appreciated lt
has received the spo5ltion of some Of the most distinguished
Dzrtis,. she country ant unIy.fsay commended by
those who tYsilcd themselves 0l - advantage
Hereafter SMITH Donor wili devote his atrniion
*. Will attend Ia. business Washington. f- Dodge
-gS call attrtioH The following recommendation
fTofa h= Hon Sl,S Wright ate Of the T. 3 oeusie aud
no,g (ioyefuor OF III. Stat- Of New ork:
W.sRiNCrO~. D c. Feb. IS, 1919.
DR. J. Smith Dodge has ARRIVAL IA Washington 10 open
Office SJg-Ou prrtlSt presented 10 letters from
friends New 0i the highest respecaby and
contiriu. the stronger iHd favorable tssmo
ms superior professional publications These satisfactory
evidences the aad ts Dvatist induced
-ng,. the pro-ssi0n. services Of DR. Dodge for ny
family and ny wife ind myself able from PERSONAL
favor a. gentleman sliul Dentist This testimony
nus given py me well obi-Hce the s7lcitA-
ION. Of reslecab, and WORTH friends in N-~iork Who
y. of May years experienced the skill aud ndey Of the
Doctor IN profession nay convetions Of
soaal anG professional lnerlt. SiLAS WRIGHT.
MI .Isg " SSi<
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OBLIGATION.
REV r. T. HUDDAV,;S CLASSICAL AND COM.
MEECLAL BOARDlEG AND DAY SCHOOL.

MERCiAL BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
Fourteenth, s. University Place and Fifth Avenue
rzNliS Estabhment when has lately been ed from
Houson.stIr-t, uow prepared for the reception Of
number Of Board,rs No has been spared
10 render complete we'll arranged school Tor boys IL has
built expressly Tor the purpose intended, under t- dpc
Ton OF of first architects 10 the city and Sr Hudd.t
much satisfaction presenting TO h,' Fnruds and the nb
he Institution. which requisite for The accommo-
aOn convenience lud comfort OF his pupils contir-d
aud M experience OF years ha suggested The
situstiOl perhaps the rs ole which could have been
selected for the purpose regards th and facility of access
al tine Of the best Instructors aud Professors
Available y m the benefits ~ courry residence gained
by ths door athletic heh can be enjoyed the
Spacious play ground.
Further infnrmoB courss OF study and other par
tculars parents may be obtained application
to Mr. Hudlsrt. ~ hl rs.d eae- a litli stTe-t
y B!he number Of DAY Scholars and Day Bodrdrrs be-
ing limited, vii lie filed they There
NJ present vacnnrrs Day School nRt several
Bonding Sch OIL both departments benz entirely distinct
from c1-h o;her.
Tf.AiS-For Boart=rs 500 pr anuum (wthoui accom-
pshm-H:sl Di, B0,rd-r So quarter Day Scholars
- I.r ,uar,-r. nhy 3mi. Mtv&FS
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SILK GOOD 5
NEW SPRING STYLES.

PECK. NICHOLSON L WRIGHT
Nos i39 Pearl and 90 Beaver streets, Sew-York,
would respectfully the attention Of Merchants visiting
this city TO their assortment Of SIX and Fancy Goods
''''"' '' DRESS GOODS.
garrg.s and Bazornes printed Jacoaets kd Satin
,tp- Suslins conprta Of Muslin DE- Lain-s,
Of all styles and prices rich satin striped and embroidered
Tsr.,an Muslin dresses Cam.eon Broede snd satin striped
Silks.
Broche Cashmere Barge and full Of Cansson,
and Damak SILK Shsw rich DaHAsk Alpaca and stradl-
Ia shswls new and beautiful article together with black
and cold Nuslin de Lairs Shawis ID great variety.
RIBBONS,
fall assortment OF BopEet and Cap Ribbons Of the newest
and riches, styles eonps,s soment Of Tasta and sa
lin Ribbons Also full assortment Of Millinery -frttelei
LACES,
Eug,ish and German Thread L.crs and Edsiags hgd Cap
Laces large assorm.n, trimming Lsces and Lace Edgnss
GLOVES,
Consisting Of Kid The best manufacture blk md cold Silk
Egyptian .ad flrt Glores with large assortment Of Fancy
Mitts.
,.let sssor,rnsn, of Fancy Hdk Linen Cambria dkft;
Poasse and spitaf.d Hdk. together With great yan.,y Of
psri, Cords Gimps and TiimminsI stylss, al Of
which will be offered the Lotoe5t market JrIeeI.
I2ftyts
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o. n,.oo-.r u Tgowrsos.. orrIcr. s2wALt-sE.

The New-York Stockholders fine New Orleans
Canal and Banking Company he.d a meeting few days
the Phenix Bank in relation 70 the bills passed al
the late session OF the Louisiana legislature Il voted
accept the amendment. the charter and 20 recon-
mend the genera meeting June next 70 do So twas
proposed however get amendment a; the next SEES
sion making the shares 500 instead OF $780, and reducing
the number of share. half Instead Of reducing The price
Of the sha.es.
The following table made for the Shipping
List shows exports this port for the hFs oar months
Of the years 545 1874 and 1913. The qusn,iy Of Prov--
ions exported fallen of in nearly every article Of i'm
psriance-Pok 56s bbls, Beef e9s bbls Lard 10000
kegs Flour So 600 obiss chese ha; fallen of 100 casks
and increased 1000 boEes Naval scres have Increased
excepting Eosin Seed $500 ;ierces larger. The
exports of OIL are larger by $4,000 gallons Whale, aud 90
600 Sperm Dry Cod has fallen OF, while Mackere havs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-07
xpnnrxc,s REsT0EArIYE coRDIAL

- Tai, pleasant medicine nererail'nc saeuS ~
Dyspers, and Nsryous Affections II certain 'uie ~
Sick and Neryou. Headaches and an excellent
Co.,;ye.,s nj I, sn,,,> |, co,ree,s morbid STATE Of
III. hillary ossns ,nd i, very eheacious IN relieving tA'a
lsaey Chocs and similar complaints Of the Stomach ana
Bowels, Il speedily p'omoes the return OF srses'n
trity all of Debility restores healthy ali
whes this ses.es, Of blessings deficient and as
consequence gives and vSos TO the whole system
Sold wbol-,.,e and retail BY A B. D. SANDS, 70
Ful,onstIre, also AZ 273 Broadway. and q East Bae"ay
Sold also by RuSHTON x CO. ITO Broadway, 10 asiof
House and Broadway consr Of Fourtcsnist as ipsoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-07

n-s~ Original Ethiopian Sercnndcrs-Pal-
,,,,, Ouera House.-These gentlemen have had the
r, Ucuse duly and formally placed at their disposal by
Nr rnlmn aud will BE- encouraging TO their friends and
sdmers 10 that they This Evening commence series
t',ait ..,;.f.r,,on M
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Jas. VI, MILLER. Aucuouccr.
DY JAMES VI. MILLER Hardware. Real Estate,
ID Leather Boots Shoes sc. at No. Liberty street, a.
Its Junction with Maiden lane.
TUESDAY, Nav l3.
Al lol o'clock. store No. Liberty street.
ROOTS, SHOES AND BltoGASS-lOo0 eases Boots.
Shoes and Brog. consisting every variety suitable for
Southern, Western and Northern Trade. Sale positive
FRIDAY, May 10.
At 10 o'clock. At store No. , Liberty st.
PACKAGE SALE or HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c
Farther particulars In time.
THURSDAY, May 20,
Al lOl o'clock at the store Of VIM. +. Miller S Co.
sS Gold 81 opposite Ferry street.
SOLE LEATllEN-5OO sides If llemlock Sole Leathes
Also. 1000 s.des OF Upper Leather.
Also Ilnipgs. Calf Skins, &c.
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~ Sarah IL. Clark's Seminary, 81 IL. sa 'a'.
Broad~ay viii commence Summer term on nc b Az
The year divided four terms ~ eIs,sn cynsrencd
ntn, n.n.rpent cr ;,iYls under the care OF IN
esrseS !. To- the School (itsdp az .weoda
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~ DIR. Bnnning's Patent Lace or Body

y '
BRACE-rhis instrumen: designed relieve dy>-rsa,
weakness and pain Of goHeiesS IN the Som-
sch constipiton and rcs weik lungs cough and sting
OF Blood palpuon OF the heart weakness OF The h> ana
linus; dropping Of tie body with rusyainrr OF the nr and
enlargement of shoulder partruaEly IN Children and
young LADIES' also female debility and weakness OF voice
attitude hnd much imtnddg comfort !on Is u5e II oI-r
,s hy eleva,in; the whole pile Of (which have de-
.ndd fro IN w-akDrSs and maintaining them thu>
by rs nc heSihIy. DR.. b. can br consulted al ~
Bo,d,s nv over the store OF Mr. or;Iclsn ohce, oE4y
from A. N 10 - NJ End 10 r. NJ, Tor lew weeks a
irmal. IS attendance Ladies from II A NJ 10 + NJ
civ and Country Pms and Druggists invited 10
call and may De supplied b. applying At the above address
Common Sense on Chronic Disease, for sale-An ar
r,rrem-ni no rrli,i o r.y con h- msde MI bmrodls
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DRY GOODS.

NEW SPRING STYLES
OF STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS.
RANKIN " BIRCH
ARE NOW OPENING. in the Store lately occupied by
Williams, Rankin & Penumnu.
No. 90 WiIlIam-street, corner Of Cedar,
new elegant and extensive stock OF Simple and Fancy
SILK Goods all the latest varieties OF Spnrg styles, com
prsins the desirable and iashionnbs articles OF Dress
Goods Fancy Silks. Ribbons. &c. which they invite the
attention all The OF tie old rm and buyers gene
rally.
From the great care used the ,eectou and their facilities
for buying ON the favorable they offer unusual
y strong inducements hosa who desire to buy To the greatest
advantage either for Cash Approved Credit.
They particularly solicit the Trade OF Merchants from Coun-
try Town, Villages their stock embracing variety
=. fashionable goods will be found comprise styles adapted
10 market
Among their Dress Goods they ould call attention 10
Rich Frinted Balzonres and Bsreg,a.
syrian Lawns and Sluslins, OF new styles
Hall. mour ming Paris balconies J,eonets &c.
Black P9lseeas Ma,}n,,r. Balaorn,s extra fAf' qaA"'7
Very rich fsnr-d Brocade. and satin sailed Silks
Rich Cashmere shswls, of ali qualities.
satin ,,nIed Barge sb,ws and sea5f', aful assortment
Black Hermann, tI-t and Sewing SILK Shtwls.
lasn De Lam. and Tibet shaws PLAIN AID satin striped
Rich Brocade hgured and plain Csn-Ison silk Shawn
Rich figured Cap and Bonnet Ribbons Ia great variety Of all
the styles.
Millinery Goods all Observation-Disclosures, Lawns Bonnet
Silk, Salns Artificial Flowers. &c.
Gro. de Rhine. of the dferen! widths and qualities,
Naeoni aud Ver,tas, Italian LGsrrngs. % 70 30 nch.
Blk and Blue Blk eros de Swiss, eros Grain. &c.
Blk aud Blue Blk Dress satiRS.
Black Bombazines, full assortment
Kid Gloves Of every quality M,n'. and Women's.
Isle hr-id OF superior styles LADIES thlidiens Ge
sewing Silk Gloves and AltS, of eItra qualities.
Ladies Crsvats Of entire new fabrics and Designs.
it.t, lr.y, Naffso Nsrfr, NtfiT
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French plain femmed, and Rryiefr borjen
Thread Laces and Edsinss Trimming Laces LSe EGgnss,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-07

L. q o. F.-The Members OF Howard Lodge arc
attendance n, the Lodge Roon
Il street. this evening business OF Importance VIII
c. c. PINCkNEE. y. G.
TuoM,s AUSTIN Secretary. 49,
wednesday, May :. 1915. my IL