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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-17

Lihseed OIL Lamp Oil, Lard Oil, Curriers' Oil.
and full assortment of PAINTS constantly on
hand OF the best quality together with DYE WOODS
and DYE STUFFS. Brushes of all sizes, besides
many other articles in the above line not mentioned
all of which is offered the public very low prices
and all articles warranted good Thankful for the very
liberal patronage he has heretofore received he hopes
by strict attention business. low prices and good
of articles to merit continuance OF the
Physicians from the country supplied as hereto
and particular attention paid the putting up of med
zeal prescriptions and orders.
N B. Most kinds of Country produce and paper
rags taken in exchange for goods. july %. lS45
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-17
SV'e,u Establishment.
House, Carriage, Sign and Ornamen-
tai Painting.

VUyHE Subscriber takes this method to inform the
citizens of Ypsanti and vicinity. that he has now
opened a PAINT SHOP in the upper part OF Joseph
Stockdale's wagon shop North Huron street,where
he intends carving the abovenaed business in all
branches with punctuality and despatch.
Paints prepared to order and for sale. All orders
from the country punctually attended to.
WASHINGTON CLARK.
Ypsanti, Aug. 90. 1915. 30 3m
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-17
Important News.

D. SAMSON Authorised agent for the sale of the
hIe genuine Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, Buch.
ans Hungarian Basam. Folgers OIosaonian, Jaynes
Expectorant Syrup, Rowands Improved Tonic Mixture
Coms:Ock q Co.'S. Medicines. including Oldridges
Balm Columbia Connels Pam Extractor, Hays Lini-
men Extract of SarsaparilIa, &c &c. Shermans
Lozenges and Plasters, Deans Chemical Plaster Jew
DavIds or Hebrew Plaster. Daileys Pain Extractor
Fosgates and Godffeys Cordial Fahnestocks Verm6,a
Bristo sarsaparilla Osgoods India Cholagogue Wash
ington Eixer, Eastern Tonic, Alebasfs Medicines.-
Wrehts Indian Vegetable Pills. Gregorys, Phinneysa
Smiths University and Smiths Sugar Coated Rush's,
mals'eds. herfcks Peters Resurrection Persian,
Muscovetus, Tomato, Lees. Moffats, and Picra Pills.
A supply of the above always on hand. ss,sr
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-17
Ypsilanti Seminary.


THIS INSTITUTION was opened in august iS4i
and Chartered by the last Legislature. The number
of students in attendance has been $50. he Propr-
eors return their grateful acknowledgements for this
liberal share of public paronage and pledge their eff
forts to make the Institution worthy of future conf
dence Persons wishing to pursue Collegiate course
of Education, prepare for the practical business of
Life, will find equal and ample opportunities.
ENGLISH CLASSIC, & ORNAMENTAL education will be
furnished to Young Ladies'; and strict attention paid
to the morals und department of the students.
The Academic year is divided into two terms of %
weeks each, commencing the first Monday of Sept.
andthe second in Feb. and closing with public Elk
animation.
TUITION, from s 800 to s 900; board. room-rent &
fire. wood IA per quarter of III weeks LIE ssons in
music, including the of instrument, 500 tuition
to be paid invariably by the middle of the quarter No
deduction made for absence except in of sick
REFERENCE is made to the visiting committee IN this
village: also Rev. James 1ngs and M. Sandford De-
troit (; D. Barrett, Monroe; A. Tucker, Adrian; J. L.
Fulton, Tecumseh; ]. Booth, Clinton, G. w. Harris,
Jackson; w. Allen, Ann Arbor; ]. Wisner, North
vile James Piper, Pontiac.
Prof VIM. l.. EATON, ! p-;o;no,.
MARY B. F. BROWN. 'i'"''p'is
L. III. MOORE. (p,o,,;s,ors
VIM. A. MOORE. '0p''e
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-17

PENNSYLVANIA produces annually $4,000, 900
bushels Of wheat, and 100000 bushels other
grain, and is capable Of increasing the amount
four-fold that she will send 10 market this wear.
2,OOOOOO tons Of an'haracite coal. yielding re.
turn to The State of $7OO00OO; that she manu-
features three fourths of the iron made in the
whole Union, and has the means of supplying the
consumption of The world that she has bumm-
Gus coal field, through which the main line passes
Tor hundred and thirty miles, containing 1000
square miles, 100000 acres, when all Europe
contains only 1000 square miles of biluminous
coal Unconstitutional American
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-17

in all its branches, at his old stand opposite Hawkins
hot where he mayat all times be found ready to serve
those needing work in his line moderate and &C
modating terms
All work warranted to give satisfaction both as re-
CARDS the quality of the stock used. and the workman
ship employed. Ypsilant, Sept. 10. 1876. 80 3w
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-17

MINERS FOR LAKE SUPERIOR. Stepping OIL
board the steamboat CleUeland last evening, we
saw fifty miners, with all the implements of their
calling, and a winters stock of provision, includ.
ing 200 bills. pork and -four bound for the copper
region Of Lake Superior. They are fully prepar-
ed for a winter campagp. and are going tc work
in earnest, in bringing out the rich mineral from
the bowels of the earth. These formidable prep
aratious lead US to expect the arrival of ves
sells from that region, laden with the result of their
labor.
These movements show pretty concusively
that there is something more than mere speculation
in the mining business, in which the companies
have engaged. They going to work, and will
produce from the Abundance of ore scattered over
that vast tract of country sufficient supply Of
copper for the consumption of the United States,
and in few years we shall undoubtedly have
sur plus 20 spare our neighbors. These miners
are sent forward for the purpose of operating dur
ing the winter, 50 tina; there shall be excaya
ted to ship eastward on the opening of navigation
in the spring. Success to them, and may they be
abundanty awarded for their labors. Those who
take hold of the business with view TO engage in
mining, will doubtless reap wealth from their en-
ierprise. The spectators too. may realiz' for
tunes in some instances. but their labors will not
benefit the country by the production OF anything
of value, while the former will add tn its wealth
prosperity, and Independence of foreign nations
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-17

ODD FELLOWSHIP AND CHURCH MEMBERSHIP.
AT the Genesee Conference o. the Methodist
Church, on Thursday. resolutions were introduced
setting forth that there much objection among
the members of the Methodist Church to minis
tsrs belonging to secret societies. and requesting
those who did SO belong lofwhhdraw themselves
In South Carolina the Bishop and Clergy of
the Episcopal Church, have announced that they
twill officiate at no funeral at which any subse-
quent religious services, shall be contemplated
referring to the Odd Fellows. The Order had
meeting on The subject. and
Resolved. That while this body declares its
disposition under no circumstances, to NEEDLE
with the religious tenets of any Sect at the same
time enterains an unalterabe resolution to pursue
the ancient customs and usages of the Order. IN
its funeral ceremonies over a deceased brother,
and will continue to observe them. whenever re-
quested so to do by the family. or the next friend
of such deceased brother"
The Baptist Church in the State OF New York
appear 10 have taken similar ground. Very re-
cently six members ofthe Catskill Baptist church
IN that State we're cut off from all connection with
that church, because they decline TO sever lhsir
connection with the Odd Fellows.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-17
Drugs and Medicines
E.. S A M SON.

E. SAMSON.
LID respectfully invite the attention of tn
liens of Ypsilanti and vicinity to his stock G
d Medicines which comprise almost every al
lily called for, among which may be found
, kinds Lemon syrup
Lead
Lozengcs, medicated
,t... Morphine sulphats
:. cruoe ana whNe Musk Chinese
~ Mustard seed
mOnia Mnr;ats sod,
IS duplex Ma,nhes
VI Mace
Nux Von.ica
Nutmegs
Nervine
1ai'e Nitre
,m Oil Peppermint
~ do Wintergreei
Ioney ~ ~ G;nnamnn
life 1o U,H IN
Iourhound 20 S C,S.,
opaiva 10 C, "D
l. do Lavender
do Norwood
do Wormseed
do Tanzy
;,od do Olive or sweet
.jlo,x and whit do Hemlock
do Csraway
pitch 40 Origahu'n
aster W
do Juniper
rass 90 spruce
II do Almonds
ns,ro DO Castor
a do Sassafras
ar;ous kinds do Vitriol
n do Roses
,rk do Rosemary
|. do Lemon
Enclisb do Pennyroyal
do Balsam
). iron do Amber
Iaones;a do Fireweed
mapnesia Ointment Mercurial
Oxalic Acid
lunar Orange Peel
Opodeldoc, Steers
do Liquid
sublimate Orrls root
,rtar Oxyd Bismuth
Paregoric
Powdered Aloes
Powdered Cubebs
seed do Babary
seed do Peruvian Bark
and white do Cantharides
roses do Rhubarb
Prepared Chalk
4 root Pumice Stone
seed Pink Root
ster Preston Salts
root Plaster various kinds
Is Pill boxes, wood tin, paper
.ge and small Phosphorus
snuff Pearl ashes
Putty
az Prussian Blue
,aries Quicksilver
wders Quassia Rass
FOL Rad Gentian
all kinds do Rhei
arse and fine. do Columbo
do Sarsaparilla
oloeynth comp, do Scilla
yosciamus do Valcrianl
,mon Red Precipitate
egoric Red oxid iron,
riol Resin:
is Rose PINK
Rochelle Salts
hamomile Rotten Stone
lpher Rose Water
Sulphatc Quinine
,t do Zinc
ound do Copper
Super Carbonate Soda.
Saleratus
Cordial Salt Petre'
ats Spirits Nitre
m do Lavender compound
s do Turpentine
ooge Salts Lemon
anum Sponge. coarse and fine
lmony Sugar of Lead
lac Syrup squIlS
Din Syringes all sizes
fetida Saffron
Sedleitz Powders
Sal Soda
h Starch
&c Tartaric Acid
acanth Tarter Emetic
Tamarinds
a Terra de Selma
} Potass Jonca Beans
Tooth Powder
ID Tinc;ures various kinds.
TIMBER Turkey
or No b Unguentum
Vermillion, Eng.
,ss do Chinese
Venice Turpentne
Walls assorted
n Vitriol White
lish float do Bluei
nix Varnish copal
dered do Leather
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-17

n.NIRST RATE mould and dipped candles for sale
il by DC. GOODWILL.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-17

SMILES OF fKovIDENCE.-W I'VE all Of us
heard OF the smiles of Providence. was much
pleased with uncle Joe's ideas on thai subject
Good morning Uncle Joe.'
morning.
Welt you've got your girl married off, have
you?
sYesp
Really. Providence smiled on vou'
s.Smiled! no, bless you, she snickered right
out
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-17
NOTICE.

NJ
NU r. ISAAC CRANE would respectfully inform
lVH those indebted to him by book account other
wse that he desires speedy settlement of such IFS
debtedness, and trusts they will call him for that
purpose without delay or further notice.
He would also inferm his friends and the public gen.
orally that he continues and intends continue the bus-
ness of
Saddle and Harness making
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-17

$50 called, because il is here that the great fairs
are holden annually, and at which is always a
grand show Of horses.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
THE TRIBUNE.
THE WORLD
=, q. $. ANpxos.

.,,s i.well" the iul!-fed noble cries,
LIE tH9 W. ~o his siIken couch sinks down 10 resi-; :
:. A Ano onrId on is wer the preacher still replies
!.Thsre may be wo, but all Is tor The best
aI, ;. Gods will.'-and thus the lie goes round
Ths Starving child waileth aloud for bread;
tn. Gsmished mother madtens at the sound,
And The pale father. from his wretched bed,
paws Heaven for help The slave clanketn his chain
In the free air, and to the blanchlng stars
,rha, bsnch for fear, displays the fostering Gears
OF whip and fettey, Blood and outrage stain
Tbe rroaning Garth, msketh lis breast he'll
And yet the preacher cries, The world rs weii"-
Thou willing fool. For this hast thou Pored DER
The sacred page, and scanned the thFlsiiug speech
OF him, the Nazarene, who did speak and teach
AS never yet did man, and conned the lore
or prophet and apostle Tom again,
And from the lips Of Him whom ,hop dost call
Thy Master, learn, that what ye would that men
Should do TO you, do ye even unto all
Then look abroad throughout this peopied sphere
Lis. 20 the prayer OF want The wall OF wo;
Mark how the tyraut SCOTS the victims tear,
How power and pride ride DER the weak andlow,
And lift Inv voice as his was raised of yore,
Or leave thy trade-the sword BELTS thee more.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
CITY AFFAIRS.
Board of Education.
WEDNESDAY.

Gerardus Clark. ESQ. President, IN the Char. ,,.
III. President made communication IN reiatlon % pI;r
report the Comptroller the aPproIr.dtien 70!
Schools stating that not correct ana
extensive discrepancies Motioa made 10 nav mo-
municaoa published Ol the daiy papeis c m,
iioa opposed aud lost. IL was ordered 10 "
OF the mcrnbef.. ,.,or, =, 10 the
The Committee on ap;ortionments n'6e ep IL t,t Fob.
nppor,ionments due the various o,sf gen.
ruary last Mr. kidmoe w. Allen ana "' cboo. might
tlsnen objected the report, sofns OF III psdent and
eorntprnce the Of sectlrisD u H. nrad ,youd he
other members stated that II tey o. ~ % 10 do so
by stopping their apfortionGnsnt " ie g ~ -;n,sd
~ Prn,s ~, .dnpird and ordered TO I've printer.
,,oo was received from the cecis'uS VI
fhs S,sia ia,nsnmrnt Of Common schofs az D.
; 81, .;ss an ooinion the matters 81! lon in zoe
- connty Superintendent ana te OF ,e
poaIo o. s bDre him uprell lie regrets that diff
I .rse between those having the supentencence
of schools. ,:o c,,,,,;,,., ,.,o,,.d !, r, vo, NJ
CANNON Council for appropriations OF $50 to
e; 4, sh Ward and $1,000 TO School House No
% 5,b ari referring back The application for School No Y
~ ,h Ward and the application for School 10 III '
W. ,u "a, The trst adopted Others referred back
NJ, NcoIl from lie select committee, reported seyer1i
,mepden the School Law 81, ing equal power to the
Cnmmon School Society the School Officers the wards
IL ,onlyng for new schools; establishing uniform for
High School under the Public school
soerty but beng under tire o M Board oil Edu.
caton olen the scholars at the Ward Schools az well
\, those of the Common School Society," also Appropriate To
the School Society certain funds interest! &c
also rrplaning points the 9Th SECTION, &c
Mr. Sco stated that the Public School Society schools
now educating l50JO scholars, aud the Ward schools 9
scholars and that the former have increased since The establish
ment ofthe Ward schools
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
Deferred
CITY INTELLIG E n CE.
snnreme Court or Ne1r-York.

Czariss A. Bgsos W Aleraader .sa5deR Hac4ea,I-Th.
WAS an acton assault and battery and false iEpris
onment on hoard the o. S. brig Soers. The plaintiff
suspected of bIng connected with the Inntnous design
which 5IGxhipman Spencer charged with setting OF
foot Wilson, Is sid, roned and confined deck
and thus brought into port After arriving here he wa:
imprisoned In store h0,se al the Nary Yard until released
undo. habeas corpus,
Upon his release Scoics and Cooper his attorneys IS
sued Wi. IN the supreme Court against Capt Mackenzie
iIsc IpisorneIrt and battery. Capt II pleaded al,
the Jurisdiction Of the Court, the grohha
that beins officer in the T. Navy and having ac,e
IN the exercise Of the Discipline the Navy he was nor
accountable 10 the civil tribunals. TO his plea TIE p '
put In general demurrer.
The case was submitted TO the Supreme Court on Mre zen
arguments John T. Scoles Esq appearing az coa'! ~
Wilson. and John Duer aud Daniel LORD Esis 'O' e"f
Mackenzie. cn,< r,s,.o Vel
son pronounced the decision Of the Court IN ia'v VI @
rn,Irrer am, s.aus; the validity OF HE pea 20 le
i ~, Ir, decided that Capi VI must NEE. tiie ac
ton in the c eour; Che circuit m when mas Deh ei IN
,a~ai ar ti, ooicsrs Of the Navy are snswefaoe IN
s,os, for cruel treatment to subordnaes even II IL &C.
Ill -, t h,b seas or IN u foreign port Capt NJ mst
cur. uto sed tne 20 his defence which will necessarily
therefore connected with the somers matters.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
SIX MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
L, VI stevens,


IIAs now Ia Of the most sIensve I'D b1st se-
III cfsd sStortmeats of Spring Fancy silk .ad Millinery
Goods 10 be fund the City embracing nearly evefr vFt
market bot he prohabi understands the OF - silk sld
exclusive styles Of some Of the most fashionable 5oan- siS
sra Ribbons that this market he confident that
1T his Of Iich and desirable goods IS by
far the be found and he takes this occasion 70 ssIu!
his customers tina, shall be kspt throughout the season
He also attends i- aGcions daily pick up Ii; tsalHS hot
always found there aud in them 10 ms
customers. !, sen remarked hy ms customers iat
they only buy their goods chap Of him but I'nt
somehow other th-y always sea cIrcUinsianee which
speaks volumes purchasers. Persons wishing 20 u
chase any Goods in his line respectfully ldvits1 70 N sho
examine his stock before masnz their seecions ,se"h
pROWN SHEETINGs AND sHIRTINGS-of every
- syi- and width all tic known brands both hesvy ana
ge-Sark ll Indian iis1d Lawrence T. Abbott Art!i,
mack EIetes unknownS Brunswick5 Sc &c inay ie hlq
manufactures prices tie Cd floors OF 10 and % Cedr
street. half block above Pesrl-s;Test =.
Also best Southern Cotton Yarns assorted twist Nos 70
10 20 H. and No. 10 2 Also. Cotton Batting put up IN
bae Ia lO' bundles the 100 lbs y.r lsrse g.aa'y Al
5! er ID. This last style y warranted .Iu
10 any bait in market Also Paterson Yellow Ticket ana
other New Jersey arms, at low pfices.
Also Wckins of description; CARPET WarIs ann ,
threaded Of superior quality both e and cooTed a'Ioreu
in bales and halls bales. Also. Twne OF 'snGuS qualities
The attention of Country Merchants particularly soci'et
10 hiS stock which got up nth direct view 10 meet rf
snn"obsiion 7. y. UNDERHlLL,
mbIi srn ~ snd % Cefar-str-et.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
Police Office,

A coored man named Robert Hodge was last night ar
rested for stealing silver watch Worth Ss wallet con-
tanning S25 in bank bills, and silk handkerchief from
Thoms, Arncy of 423 C;reerw!ct-st Rodge is fy
tted as the wallet and handkerchief were found in his
possession. /,
colored man named T'ilam Henley was appreliended
,St piht \, No 7g Mubcrryst. for cruelty beating his
,cIfa Iou.s and ,tabbing her In the with knie.
LARcEsIgs-Two coiored females named Mary Brown
AVID Ez, ones were this morning arrcssed and conn Ted
m nrlson for stealing 81 John Durnon ef No Jer-
Sow street while he was in house liz Anthony street.
rohn McGowan arrested for stealing two pairs OF
drawers aud Shirts worth SS from Patrick Hogan
No West street. Fully committed TO answer.
Oacer Joseph has recovered stolen coats which are III
the Police Office, aud owners are wanted for them
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
coprt of sessions.

.,,o prcoyDEE and Aldermen DkAsE and DEyoE.
De:y' - e PATEasos. Esq, District Attorney
wsr psgrEscgs-Tlomas Barrett was put on his trial
MINING ust.crns OF coats, worth S25, the LIST Of
%y l fom merchant taller named David Close, Of Ie
ss,rstree: The jury rendered verdict OF guilty, and
recommended him 10 mercy.
CsAsp LsEcEyr Green coored, tried for
srard arccDy-seang coat panialoons and vest, worth
s37 from Charles Pnta l5 WniiehaI-strcet, the 2Gth
Of February last The jury found The prisoner guilty, and
sentence deferred tn Saturday.
gt.xGLARY-John Bailta tried for burglary-break
ing into the dwelling Etenezrr at Jr the 9th Dec.
y means Of false keys and stealing overcoat and hat
worth SZl Mr. Plat sides AT 203 East-Bfoadway The
iry found The prisoner guilty OF pe,,larceny only. Pcni-
tsntiary months.
FORFEITED REcoGSIzascEs.-Garfe Glossy, Francis
Hare Jane Bergut Benedict Sherman. Joseph Gosng and
Nicholas j. Sullivan severay indicted for assault and bat
terry were called TO trial They cid appear and their recoS-
nizances were forfeited.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

NEWTON pARLlNGs Celebrated Premium asyth.;
nav be had OF the subscriber sole agent Tor te 'ele o
them IN this ctyelso Scythes of the following q
the manufacturers CT the above Waiaroas cn SANG "od-
drds I here being ra,ny spurious s-rel.s In uske ss
public hereby cautioned against WHICH, may es
" Darling Nswbrry Darling a. any cthsf 'haH ihose
stamped in full Newton Darling nc1reauihe
ral3lIsyl JAS. A FLEUBY, Sole Agent, 100 John-st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

nRY GOODS AT BARGAINS.--The subscribers take
~ this opportunity Of informing tbs Ladies Of y YORK
&C. that they prepared TO offer great bargains IN
Dry Goods their stock consists IN part OF Broaocots
Casslnercs and Satincis, Bombazncs. NeriEos anc Al
paccas Linen Shoetng Table LAen, ToweiinE, Napkins,
Diapers &c Cashmere de Laigcs. Ginghams, Prints &C
Cotton Sheetngs and Shrngs and all other styles OF sea
sonabe Goods Ladies are invedto call and examine Their
stock and make themselves acquainted with their prices
before purchasing elsewhere. w. D. GREGORY d co.
10 10 Spring-st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
DRY GOODS.

~-yoI-,I ,Tyy.TER. GOULD < co lave ren1-
"a ~. S 1a Peari,irset the new buildings Wall
street ~ near ai5,ion 20 thar former stock OF
recay imported Good s "a I a. f'ser1s sss 20 i
pie Donest.e Os+si .,,otion Of buyers this mars.i
I 1o FOR ss r.EGqs ,, G Bt9.n b z'e etn.1 1ssaS
Jo1qs @ h.n.sz a,eei' ATWATER, GOULD CO. u Wai-si
CO: Z; VI 'ATWATER.f
X r. GOULD: j; oos,.
+ r ATyVATER. nzJs"
:: - - ifarct lath Ieis.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

II TNfTED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY, IFS
u BroaieGy, UI, S:Grs-E. WHITE ~oniG respect
fully cal tie attention o: citizens and strangers 'Hs
the city. his splendid collection Of Dague-eoe tot-
traits single OF in groups f.cm /. persons on The
same ylzte which for beauty and OF desauo
cannot &c surpassed. Portraits taken IN al &meS oi
weather. either with without TIA CooT the prices oi
which he has reduced 10 those charged ey the fnosI He
feSicnced in the business
The American Institute It's lats exhibition Awsaec
Mr.. White the frst Premium for the best
Likonesscs, (for grouping and general elect WINCH - oe
another proof TO tie superiority Of his Por'Ials.
Mr.. W.e Is =ce agent in Sew-i ok Tor me Eefs
imported German Cameras and a. no e-Eet
men. in The city or State can they &c obtalnel
SB Imported C;erTnsn Cameras. also French and
American instruments OF the very best quality wa a.es
Cases Chemicals. Polishing materials, &e
Nj Whites Case Mandatory being the IAisest an
rc extensive in the United States, he senaoed o NE
Cu.n:itv he 10 sell DsgRerreoype Miniature
Cases 10 per cent lower than any other house Ia 'e
Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
FOR THE EAST.

- zoe - WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
SsrzssSA5= 'NEw-YoRK AND BOSTON RArI.-
~S'SA'---~<-11S- S- ROAD LINE via NORWICH AND
w0RCESTER-Composcd OF the following superior Steam
running in connection with the Norwich and Boston
and Worcester Railroads:
WORCESTER, Capt. Vanderbilt.
CLEOPATRA, Capt. Dus,an.
SEW-HAVEN, Capt. Van Pelt.
One Of which viii leave Pier No North River trwcckly
The New-Haven, Capt. Van Pelt, OF Tuesdays Thurs
days, and saturdays, At O'Clock. T. NJ.
Passengers The arrival Of the at ALIENS
POINT. VIII be Immediately forwarded III tie splendid and
commcdious Cars OF the Ralread 10 BOSTON, without
change OF For passage orrecht apply board
to Lj2S II d. r. ALLEN, 81 Broadway, upstairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
Real Estate. ). .MARcn 20
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEW-YoRK. MARCH 20.
CLEARED.
Ships Ho:tuguer. Burslcy, Liverpool wrodhui & Min
turns; Hek Hudson, Moore London. Griswo!d; Union
Ratioon, NOrleans
Eark William & James, Reador Gibraltar, John Ewsll
& Co.
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