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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06
ARTICLES L0R THE TOILET.
HENtil'S
CHINESE SHAVING CREAM,
nD npILN1'AI rnMpOI-\D


r,r principal ingredients OF this delightful Oriental Com
d 0e m Sbtt hsfeoSe Offered for the pa
pose It's parts are held IN the highest esmaon
and only requires trial Of ~ qualities to satisfy all OF rs
much expense to bg the article to It's present state OF per
fiction and nov submitted Tor ngbe favor on ITS STn mf
most economical shaving compound now in use.
rerus Of the following testimonials IS respectfully re-
gussied: .,... .-..,,,-.,.,..
dcatye OF the amazing progress OF science ~ this age THAI
IN. inrumcrabe additions which constantly made TO the
of our muor comforts aud luSures In our dwellings,,
IN our fookinsn our clG!hnsm al gu. y, S ol
comfort Even in tie business of shaving science has been
ss @ a to our aS PS.ye Tie;
YOU Sands Co.'S admirable Shaving SOAP" Just y
SOMETHING FOR THE BE,Rp-Not TO make Il grow, rea:
der-thlt exactly desirable: but splendid article oil
Mes,r eI" sands 2S Broadway are for the
s lori Of hps ss man, @ s@S a%
furnishing him With ilenrys Chinese Shaving Crram u
beautiful in appearance beautiful IN use and most decided
Several -four contemporaries have exhausted the
o5 s % 8 RSaSSay cs
~, Chinese Shaving Cream Its indeed capital article
TTF CmIyFsE Sm,sISo CrrAM. prepared By sands is
ohe articles ever Invented ot t use o.
that one. tried will always after be deemed dspensa
bic sGase at 3, ,osi Of Stntfma beu, COMPOUND
share of Eenry Chinese SHAVING realm has recently
uy
and We tTu say this PREPARATION introduced ~ irsss
Sands Co 23 Broadway the peasantest enole, 70 me
and neither smart nor tougness follows the trace the iIo
II decidedly the best thing ever Used snd or tats
and those " no do their own babe.ag Is ~ valuable
Soyr So,p1h- best in the world IS ct il,ilr use
provided the shaver has to work of hour, Ixlns Wy e
from hard soar No through the leIatoh o,
shaving without he aided b. other 81 the sneEng
comcntx for sole by the Irumers. OF al these "hich We
h,r. tr-d we give enry's Chinese Shaving feam pre
nlrrd by b. sands * Co. the preference. raises timex
delicate and creamy ather shch facilitates the moving Or
alton iimousiy WewOrld not have any objection 20 re-
ceve half zen rots Of il. which would last about half
dozen yeals , c..-r, = - ~ 49, md
Druggists, rs Broadway cor Chamber street y fnce
~ truI' fe' '''' 49, ~ f-2 i'm
PERFUMEKY AND SOAP WORKS DEPOi
NO. 3 COuRTLANDT-S 7. rert door 20 the Ne" Ma
RS r. San IN ,ake. Lavender and Florida Water
Almond do efeign f, 81
Windsor and all kinds Of NacesSai Ol c.
Funcy Soap . AlIIt3ry, ShaTIns 7oaP, H.,
Crystalline Cardes che East and Ws,t ada E nslSf R
I'm ANN y Johnson. VRoOM FOWLER.
~ ,,. Manufacturers.
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nLDCAsTILE SoAP-A 1ne old genuine DARK melted
W article Sold at Is cents pound, BY T. JONES, 81
Chatham 81 AMI 323 Broadway. III I'm
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

f.AUTION-The subscribers, finding there is set Of nm
u urncIpcd fellows who IN the habit OF selling Shades
of an Interior quality purportS TO come nom their manu-
,,s,rr the phlic or those who wish good shaG,
th,t fo this date they viii be found on a. No Spruce
,treet where they have OF the most splendid assei
ments which could be collected They warrant tnef shats
hut oil coor Thcy do not open ten and twelve cases
day az is often advertised by others,hat being oe 9ue
humb.gery-thcrc being such thing as cases Q, sas,
Rn, the1 ksen more shades on hand than ali the other
stores In the city, and they are all manufacturer nheer
their own personal direction. Any person es os
their own views, have them copied correctly
On hand pairs OF correct copies OF some o' ie ''
celebrated Cathedrals In Europe.
Signs Banners and interior Decorations done IN man
ner not 10 surpassed. Trimmings OF all Kinds
Shades shown with the greatest pleasure to even
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

Ma swAySE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
~ CHERRY
FOR CONSUMPTION,
COLDS, COUGHS. SPLITTING OF BLOOD, BR0N-
CBYTIS. DIFFICULTY OF BREI7HING,
iSTHYI, PAIN Nv TIE SIDE, BREAST
AND CHEST. IrH0OPING C0FGH,
CROUP, IND ALL DISEASES OF
THE LIVER AND LUNGS,
BROKEN CONSTITUTION
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CEoCoLATE-The undersigned Is agents FOR Eelb Il
~ Two-nbIy, oder for sale tha te- their Superior
Chocolate Prepared Cocoa and Cocoa Paste when Ge
warranted CT The very best quality.
flof ATHRoP 4 BARTLETT. 50 PesTi-s..
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ST. GEORGES LINE or PACKETS FoR
uS.uS< LIVERPOOL.
- Packet Of 9Th " arc n.
T sGaa and yos Pack; shP S bas SfUs sse is
her -culr The shi;s oftts te h~ize all itye o' -1
upwards rescas about embark for The 9a ti ,t III,
cot m 10 The advantages BE- eerIEvd iroEs ~.
line iheE greai capaci; renders ;hefr e1et W. ,Ir
Portable and convenient thAn shITs OF a suiAii 60 49,
recommendations Tor cabin second cabin aGd s.-rFas
=ers. well known. very suIeles 5Ifrsap or
board foot OF Pi-E Nos. North Rixsr. OF ltco,rr
W SI r T.lPSCOII-
AZ iisif sTns!Si sosfI's, cor OF Maiden Lane
The :. Geo-.e Wal sail from lreTpccl ca Ir is>I y.
Aril Persons wishing TO sent fer te iTitaa can ,te
him brought GU; In tins magnificent packet .. ~ =. III
rrusr linz sailing on the Is:. 9Th 7h I'm ss, - Ao
zs e.ery meath on favorable terms Ap5ic1'iSa - O
Drafts TO- say amount, payable % esnand Tn9ns ei,
Count N al the principal Of EnsisEc i.ttnG. r
land or Wales eia a, Ill times be obtained on Application III
'S ls. ani, G s. ESa qS u WM TAPsCoTT
-AseA " ~ gro RIPPAkD * SON,
! Core Fin1rs.. and % Waterloo Road.
The ecssn, packet ship Hotngaes viii srseeSd ne 81
Gss-sc and s.i Ms-eh ?i,;, BIZ regular day IN!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

vyyElI. TRiED-DAi'S OVER SuQES-7se 5es: az
w fc!s ersr low price which have sedue-
cd these celebrated Over Shoes embracing all oa Improve
n.nts make them the cheapest shoes ios Sloppy walk
ing ey,snt Fresh supplies receives daily from our tctory o;
hsnes 10 SUIT every fShou o Boot spleadid ntele now
ts bv The manufacturer IS Maiden Lane and Il Messfs
frary Cos Aston House, srd MIR. " L St Jshn ORIG
80 - frie Broadway Al Is Maiden Lane every style
Of Rubbers maj be found al wholesale aud reiail.
- HORACE II. DAY,
frs Sueeesse. 20 Ro1buTy ]. 4. Co.
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ID EMoNAI.-E. DOWNS has removed his extensive
h stock OF BOOTS AND SHOES from No. 70 TO 60
Catherine street.
The public are respectfully informed that he has OF late
made very large additions his stock, and, though always
ahead cheaper than the cheapest he now determined
lttle cheaper follows Ladies Cater Boots NJ
IS, les, Us. Ladies luskns, thick Soos, rs 10 S., usT
passed for style and durability Misses Cater SSin and
Boots in any quantity ut the smallest prices, besides Child
reAs Caters and shoes OF all and descriptions,
humorous 10 mention. Any quantity of Geuiemens Boots
al rs las lbs, and Also, Boys ana Youths Boots
and BootceS etc Altogether tie most extensive
sortment OF Boots and Shoes nc found III the City.
Please call and look for yourselves at
90 CATHERINE-STREET
Observation-Disclosures Of Sunday Schools, and other
charitable institutions will DC supplied the very lowest
prices. az 1m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

VTNrrED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY, ir5
u BrCGigdy, Up-SiaUy.-E. WHITE would respect
fully call the attention OF citizens and strangers visiting
the city, his splendid collection OF Dagucrreotype Por-
traits, single In groups. nom TO IA persons on tho
plate, which for beauty and accuracy OF dcncstion
cannot be surpassed Portraits taken In all kinds OF
weather, either with without the cOl0rs tho prices OF
which he has reduced to those charged BY the most mex
perienccd In the business.
The American Institute At It's late exhibition awarded
Mr. White the first Premium the best Daguerreotype
Lkenesses, (or grouping and general sec which Is Uut
another proof to the superiority of his Portraits.
Mr.. White il sole agent In Scwi ork for the very supe-
rior imported German Cameras and at no other establish
mcnt in the city State can they be obtained.
y. Il. Imported German Cameras. also French and
american Instruments OF the very best quality with plates
Cases Chemicals Polishing materials, &c.
Mr. whites Case Mandatory being the largest and
most extensive In the United States. lie seDabed from tho
quantity he manufaces to sell Dagaerreope Miniature
Cases 10 per cent lower than any other house in tho
Union ala We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

TSASuIoNABIE BOOT AND SHOE SToRE--GRoSS
L & BETS l56 Fulton door east Of Broad
way keep hand lsrc assortment of Boots and Shoes
maas IN he mos, fashionable style Of The best
terialS
NB-Naae 10 order a descriptions Q; Boots ard Shoes.
Fits warranted and prices low 10 st ne TINES 81 ~
CoopYEAR'S oVERSucES. Patented lSsi,-9o,o0O
VI pAir new and beautiful style These oversAoeS are
,naaenf new Metallic Gum YlASsic Composition. They
are unaltcrahc by any climate The hes; Of the Torrd
Zone VIII no. melt or soen hc-the cold Of The fisd
Zone csnno s,ihen .hetn.
For elasticity bSauy Durability. AMI comfort they
far superior any Oversize offered 70 the pub
lie They have always received the highest premiums
from the Mechanics Inst tutc OF Boston. the American In
sute OF New-YorA snd he Franklin ms ;tc OF hla
aelnhia warrant oyerses posses all the
Qualities above stated Dealers invited call. and
ties: the facts for themselves For ssle wholesale and re-
,,l W, ,s,rc9, York IS!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

~ ~. ,oz I;s.-reea5le rains whjeh are liable
,o~,,,Sq testimony from ore C! cur most distinguish
- c,c.l p,;is;s vii lie considered sufficient evidence Of
Us ihs'iS NEw-ToKK December 70, igsi-
N-ssrs A. B. SANDS * &c:
ned vii much success your Glove AnodyHe for the
-f ~. ToorHAcHE. acd IS constantly recommend II
"a my etS deem lrnraT- saiisi1ctoG TO yoG.
! an yourS, 'e.y RESPECTFULLY
". LE.yr.rT. Dentist,
81 Broadway, Corner Of Wz-Ten-stroer-
PrT.-ed ard sold b. A 3. SANDS & o. Chemists and
DuA. isS - Broadway corner Of GranIie
BuIIfa. Sold - Euonstr-st, and = las, Broadway.
ana by all RESPECTABLE druggists and country be
particular and esk fox SANDS GLOVE ASODl NJ
P-Ic- . csnts ff2 I'm
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MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW. YORK. MARCH
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TO THOSE WHO Would POSSESS A GOOD.

TO THOSE WHO WOULD POSSESS a GOOD.
4 BEAUTIFUL SILKY HEAD OF HAIR
FOR TIE SMALL SUN OF THREE SHILLtSGS
many who stingy 20 risk three shiDGs, knew
the beautiful effect bottle Of Jones Coral Hair Restora-
tive has OH the hair-if they knew how
SOFT, CLEAR, DARK. SILKY AND FINE 1T
MAKES ROUGH, DRY & COARSE HAIR,
tey would H. It not only By IFS terminating
qualities causes bu; actually
FORCES THE GROWTH AND HEALTH,
CURES.THE DANDRUFF AND SCURF,
and stops the h. falling Z. Persons are assured that
they 1--WE this one trial. they will ind it all here repre-
scented. Soid-price 3, 4, shilIngs bo;e-at 50
Chatham ST. 323 Broadway Brooklyn, 1873 Fulton ST.
in Abanv. 81 State 81 In Boston. State -. If I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

nArENr ELASTIC METALLIC SHANhS. FoR
4 ROOTS AND SHoES.-LoiilN BROohS taxes This
opport,uv of calling the attention OF the trade well
the public generally the superior advantages oadopns
his Improved and shoes in which he has introduced
the raien, Elastic Metallic shank.
To the wearcr II presents The following. srncnc many
ether ADVANTAGES over the ole method OF siening the
soe Of boots and shoes by several layers OF leather by the
elasticity O. the shank, which is placed IN The inner SOLE
il gives graceful 20 the foot; TO the pedestrian II
gives case. preventing the foot from pressing forward IN
the scot: whist hatooo3 persons II IS equally a@vai
tageous the ach hollow OF the foot IS Sis! preserved
and BY This process walking boot shoe may DC made
with low heel and The hollow OF the foot not DC exposed
10 The mud Is IN the old method. Il gives supper: 10 all
the muscles OF the foot at the time and IS rerka-
bly easy to those Who troubled with eoras Persons
rnuirel 10 stand at the desk viii ES them great deS
dcratrm Tsi66ml LoEIN BEooKS. lbs Fui;on-St.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

"a BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, Sc.-CHAAlbEk-
~ LAIN & GoLDTHWAIT. Manufacturer and Com
E mission Dealers. No. 277 Pearl street, have large
rs supply of goods, SEdJle g is iIcr9 S9uiheH and
Cv Trcde and constantly receiving from the maniac-
turers Chamberlain. Cutler s. Co., Hoeston and a. H.
GodthwaIt & Co. East Stonngton, Mass fresh supplies
consisting Of
Mems and Boys Russe and thi.l. pegsed Brogans.
Do do Kip and Calf do.
DO do do Grain and do thick pegeed Boots
Do do do and DO scwed BroSans
Ladies Calf Kid and Cater Boots
do do walking Shoes
DO Kid, Morocco do
Together with variety Of other articles in The Boot ana
Shoe line which they viii sell as low any Of the dealers
or Eastern manufacturers, to- cash approved endorsed
notes.
~, Liberal advances made on consignmen's $ ~
a DOLLAR SAVED is \ DOLLAR EARNED"
CENTLENiEN who make IT rule 10 lay out their money
" 10 the advantage. respectfully Notified that they
ToBERTsoXlS, rIq5N,IXH \, Hat AT AND CAP
No O3 Fulton street cast side OF broadway much cheaper
than place the city An nieNibe adherence
the system OF large sales small profits aud cash on delivery
enables the otter the different articles IA his line
at the following reduced rates
First quality Nutra Fur. ,..............s35 50
Second Observation-Disclosures. ) 90
M''s'N'n '''.'''''''CAf cars 49,
FirstGUal,y mems and boys ............... 50
Second -............ / W.
Third 49,. .......... -
These articles are not only quite equal but respects
Especially IN the style of mmIne) superior TO any IN the
city \ comparison of the qualities and Prices wan those OF
customary prices All oil the mos; fashionable
| broadway patterns.
y d. The p5opretor extensive ARRANGEMENTS enable ham
offer very advantageous bargains 10 wholesale dealers aud
| merchants. Isl I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

"a rAPEk MILL 10 LET, IN complete order II
fn3 has eight engines, 81 inch machines, calender
-A--rolls, &c. &c. Connected with this Mil are ''oOo
acres OF Land mostly wood, which Is row standing one
Saw Mill one Grist Mil, Machine shop, Blacksmith
shop n good Store and thirty Dwelling Houses, all OF
which is for sale or 10 reasonable terms ard pos
session gwen Immediately. For fartler particulars m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

=, STORE no LEIJ-Ihe lower floor .nd base
@ nent Of the commodous store No. l3G Eighth street
istor Place. TIE building is over so it deep
with granite front on Eighth street and convenient en-
trance at either end It's situation being located only iey
doors from Boadwsy aud the Bowery renders u one OF
Inc most central and eligible poi4ts for business the upper
part Of the city One half Of the basemen; will be let eI
r1 If desired it bein. well adapted Tor many kinds OF bust
mess and particularly for Oyster Saloon For iue PAR
tic MIA ssnuui on the ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

"a BRICK HOUSES ~ BROOKLYN TO LET
s from st May neSt-Four Of the ~ two'stoF5 aud at
streets within five minutes walk Of the Fulton Catharre.
street Ferries The neichhorhood emark1hy healthy I
the water excellent ne lot, 100 feet deep bounded by
an aiey the Tey story and attic; with base
ent aud kitchen and p under cellars and are hunt IN The
best m4nr in style aud have every convenience for
seneel fmirs VIII be lie, family for S273. or to
TONNELE x HALL.
Corner Of Pearl and beekman SIS. New-Y York,
or to JOHN VOORHEES,, 1871 Jackson-st Broklyn.
mil 81. one Of the above houses.
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DAGUER RE0IYPF.
FIRST PREMIUM NEW-YORK
,-r>rt l., ~ 4 Z

DAGUERREAN MINIATURE GALLERY,
Corner Of Broadicay and Fuitom-Sireet, entrdnce
THIRD door.
v5THERE may be had MINIATURES which, Tor oeauty
w Color and effect can at al times commend
themselves and SUPERIOR are equal TO any that nave
heretofore taken. Sr H. does not claim superiority
eimsal but his pictures to the criticisms %
just and intelligent public who. well ~ strangers are
invited call the Gallery before going elsewhere whe-
Their intend sitting not. Lkenesses In all cases
warranted give satisfaction a-a coloicd In most beau
tiil manner i'll which depai tent Mr.. Is does claim
superiority, 1t being lled by competent and praetc
person. Taken in all kinds OF weather, A. NJ. till
7. VI.
=. The American Institute awarded First Premium to
VI. Il. Brady at the late Fair
Instructions carefully given In the art
d. am-y NJ. II. BRADY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

- FOR S.lL- in the City OF Newark. NewieTsey-
e House aud q acres Of 5nt situated ~ South Broad
s-ra., No ~ within fifteen MINUTES walk Of the
Railroad Depot to y. Y. The House Is % fgoa; g
deep stores high c piazza II the rear ard well mashed
throughout also good Stable ruit ees ,I1Ie Vine Sc
attached For farther particulars inquire Of N!ChoLS,
corner OF William and Washington streets, OF " IL FACL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

- TO IMPORTERS OF DRY GOoD>.-lhe adj
I versers viii exchange pat OF sixteen House lots
ground elegantly situaed about one and han
miles North Of Union Place having splendid view Of The
Hudson River three OF the greatest tho-oughfare leading
70 the property Address II. W. to the Courier and En-
,,i-ar n.ficn sI9tfc
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FOR SALE.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
y VIII b sold By order Of ihs Coa o. L5aaeer %
=: tie Roarda OF hs Merchants EIchinse he suh.ratla
and well built2 aud 5.ick Dwelling v 20 ~
or,,-se; 6.bd 10 he t,: manner Lot . feet front
an rear b. 60 iee IN de2th House . let pF II let
b. premises mag be viewed os'"e- 'ie o-' % Z 5he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06
-aLSOwST4ITS VERoHFUGE.

4 valuable Family Medicine being highly approved rsE
edy for all diseases arising peoIntT Of the Digestive Or
cans orms Cholera MoTbus Dyseu,eEy. teve. aed
fcue Bl-eiG- P5, Sick Headache. sc. &c See The pam
phet with the arnci-.
For sale BIZ all The respectable druggists the United States
Wholesale orders :. addressed 10 Wm Swain i Sous
Philadelphia II Schieif-lin x Co. Druggists, New
York leEea seats nc Panacel and Eermugs ms 2s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

"a 10 LET-tnm the Is: 81 lprIl next. beautiful :
f story House with large garden carriage house ana
ont yards attached situate in the town OF ti>hki
DuicheSs County, beng mile lrc m tlolrwe,,
rbprcb nils from Fish5 village. and rom II mbneh
,nding where the night aud day boats aiways touch lh
i rountry seat well known the residence Of the late
StockboIm deceased-ha elegant farm attached ton
from which rewood fine PastnTe and other pIlysse can
M obaiucd-a of water near thu door
from which be tikrnthe country round a.
oS GOOD opportunity towing ard the roaus Ia that ci-
ty are the mos. perfect Ia the country. r,,.c W
Amply To DR. BRUSH. No. 70 HAMMOND street HAD w =
Bit SH No - Na,ssustreet orof P. or 7. Y. Mon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

"a STORES AND HOUSES ~ BhOONLl y, Ip
f.nS LET-The threestory Brick Houses III JACK
son.st on the of Plymouih-st 30 ieet Geep
with and back room the first floor and base
meut and kitchen and deer under cellars The houses ana
stores will he t., together separate different apartments
and will he let low desirable tenants and will be ready 10
'' TONNELE Y HALL.
Corr or Of Pearl and beekman-si, New oTl'
mill 81 or 10 JOHN VOORHEES,. at the buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

80 COUNrit SEATS AND FARMS FOX SALE.
@ The subscriber offers for sale, on liberal terms Sc
.-eral Country seats and Farms the East bank OF
the Hudson River near TarrytowD-arnonc which are:
The Farm Of the subscriber occupied by MI Crager
with from Is 10 200 acres.
acres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

1.as a FARM on LONG ISLAND, near This CITY,
sS& II Let For Sale, or EXchagse for Gny rIepGFy
ottage House &c Also for sale exchange for lumber 10
build A barn. jnC Locust Trees,
BOARD-A geutiema,, aGd his wife. or two gentlemen
can be accommodated with pleasant rooms west OF ana eaF
RrnanMnN. NrnlY n7 PnnCe.st. NM W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

II no LET--Iy of the nine three sloy brick Houses
f%H in 32d street: the sth Avenue bulk convenient.
from to Rooms each floor, with closets
and nised basement wood houses large yards andcternS
stable divided into three stalls, with hay lofts IN the rear
ofcach house. Carmen invited to examine the above
Houses as they are well adapted for their us.
To those tenants who wish 10 hire from the lrst oil May
rcyt immediate possession Will he given without charge 10
that date KEYS at in said block. Apply TOD. s TREAD
WE'LL Upholserer, GO Broadway, near Amty-stIeet.
10 ,,s
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AfJl 6ElAhIES
Opium
C1mphor
Cream Camphor
Castle soap
L;uuorice
Ba!sam Corsv!a
Rhuoa-b
Jalap
AceS
Flors. Camonle
Gum Arabic
Castor OIL
Quicksilver
MaSuesia
Mama
Roll and Flour Sulphur
Alcohol
BorsI, refined and crude
Calomel
Red Prec:pi:ate
Corrosive Sublima.e
Aqua Ammonia
Spirits Nitre Duic!s
Super Carbonate soda
Tartaric Acid
EPSON salts
LaudInum
SIENNA
Sulph3te Quinins
OIL Peppermint and all essen
tai oils
Gum Myrrh
Canth1rideS
Gum Tragacanth
Co.ks Of all kinds
SarsupariilI
Sponges, coarse and ane
Eials
Gum Bamboge
Co!oySmh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

l,vA TO LET he store No. Wal-st now occurred y
Sy ilessrs Livingston Wells Pomeroys Express with
The two head connecting with the store
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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-04-11
Removal OF One COM House

We respectfully call the attention Of all
who ave favorable To- the remODGl Of the
Court House from Benton to this place, to
10 the notice in Oul paper Of to-day, ere.
questing meeting at the Phoenix House on
Saturday the l9th iRsi." In consideration.
Of the importance OF the measure to this
place, and as we. sincerely believe, 10 a
large portion Of the county, we feel every
confidence in a large meeting. We trust
all favorable 10 this measure viii give Us
their presence. We feel with them that
it is a measure Of much importance TO the
county, and we should be much pleased to
see some decided interest taken by the
people in other portions Of the county.
Cannot our friends at Salarlia, Lincoln,
Benton and the upper Box on Big Black
cal meetings at their respective Boxes and
send delegates to Nominating Convention
TO be held at some subsequent time. II is
a question upon which we propose TO drop
all party distinctions, and would recommend
to the Convention, to nominate candidate
from each party.