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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10
Newspaper y Periodical Agency,
OPPOSITE col. MARsH'5,
1877 Thames street, .Nnn0I r 4

f37, Thamcs'Sireet, .NuwporL u. l.
I'9NllE subscriber, respectfully informs his
Newport, Middlctown, Porismoei, aud
jamestown friends, also the Summer isiiOrs
10 this place, (many Of whom will Recognizes
hun ms having been employed at the old Post
Office for few years past and the reading
public generally, that he has opened an Is.
tahllshmcni at The above place, where he will
keep regular and fresh supply oi Daay and
Ueekiy Newspapers. from New York, Boston,
PhllaGephla, &c.-Also, the leading Pcft.
odicatS and Pamphlets Of the day, whica ir
will furnish to those who are disposed TO aid
him in this enterprise, on the mosl reasona,
Bile terms, aud will try 10 serve them wuh
alacrty.
TIMOTHY 0GGESlIAL.
May 10.
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FOR SALE,
BY WIN. S. VOSE.
nuo Cor,r.op in Tor

AA One COTTAGE in Tou-
lin ro street, containing 10 rooms
The Cottage Is well finished with marble
mantle pieces and CRATES; the rooms are
quite large, from ~ by 26 to l5 feet square,
Also brick cIsiern aud II fine well, with
pipes leading into the house. The lot is en-,
closed in with ornamental trees; has fine
garden with fruit trees and shrubbery and a
beautiful arbor, supported by IL CEDAR posts
enclosed with vines and trees. The siiun
ton is not surpassed, having fine view oi
the Bay and Ocean.
Also for sale, beautiful lot on the corner
Of South Touro street and the Bath Road,
containing nearly one acre, enclosed with
trees Also one building below, llo feet by
81. continuing bowling Alleys and Billiard
Tublc. Said property will be sold on rea.
sonable terms. For further particulars. call
at VOSES COTTAGE, al the head of
Touro street. June 81
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TO LET,

TO LET,
Ind possession giuen Immediately,
%A The tenement and store No.
fTs.fM l26, Thames street. recently oc-
Esss cupied by Mr.. James L. Slgr.
k man, decd, being part Of the
estate of N. Geffroy. dec.
The Tenement comprises ! | rooms, with
a good store or cook house in the yard, well
of good water, aud pleasant garden.
The Store is one OF tho most central and
for any kind of business, in New
port. Possession given July lst.
For further particulars and terms apply to
June I0-tf WM WEEDEN
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TyyEEII,S.

A largo and desirable assortment oi elk
N aud WOOL and al wool Twccds. a va
uciy Of patterns IuI tcccWcd. aud Tor sale at
ID. J. & n. ~ GOULD,
June =. Ia, rhsmcs q
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DAGuEEEEcTYpE
ROONSs

A. I. q OODE l. J. l.,
Laie Of Piumbe'S, RroGi,pay, .Niw York.
WOULD respectfully inform the Ladies'
w aud Gentlemen of Newport aud vlclnl-
ty, that he has engaged Rooms at the corner
lot Thames & Mary streets, for The purpose Of
taking pictures by lbe Dagucrrcplypc process
where may be bad miniatures, single or IN
groups, which for beauty Of color, tanc aud
effect, caH at all times commend themselves !:
aud II moi superior, are equal TO any that
have Gccn heretofore taken, upon as taYora
bIe terms at least. They are also inserted
IN breast pms, lockcts, &c, at various prices.
Painted or Dogucneotype Likcncsses ac-
curntcIy copied.
The ladies' and Gentlemen of Newport
are respectfully inyIlcd to call and ~
anime his specimens, if they intend sitting
or not.
Taken in clear or cloudy weather.
Instructions carefully gtvcn-tcrms mode.
rate. May -.
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HAIR DYE.

nOCT. JAYNES' American Hair Dye.
~ warranted if strictly applied according
To the directions to change the hair from any
other color to a beautiful brown or perfect
Jet black without staining the skin at
/ r. K. HAZARDS,
Sgn Of the Golden Mortar.
Aug. %, 1874.
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Fall River Branch Rail Road.
summer Arrangement,
NliddIetown, June 2G, lS4j

E:;S: q: y !: . z.
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a! cas5sJss4s,siss ssss. As
cxb<ass - ss.sss {SsxSLzzy..ee 49,
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11oetrn.

WRITTEN Mt MY MOTHERS GRAVE.
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~ GEJ. u. PRENTICE.
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The trembling dew drops iSIl
I pom The ,hHtubg lowo,s- iIko sopls AT rest -
The stags shine gl"noueIy y-and al,
Save me, Is blo't
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Mo'her-i love Thy grave -
The violet, with It's bloss IN, blue auA mrd,
Waves o'er I4y head wh"n shall u wave
Above Thy chId2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-25

a.. FOR ~ALE-One new three story House No III
DE- Seventh street, Decatur Place. between Avenues ana
- c. near Tompkins PARA. The house Is Rushed ~
modern STYLE with mahogany doors plated moununss mar
bic manie CRATES throughout. II rooms, bath room IN
fountain and -hhh-ry yard SC Two thirds or me
purchase remain bond and mortgage for ree
years Apply NJ lj2 FullOn-sireet 80
,viOU GLENN. ROGERS co.
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Tuz CoRS CRoP.-The Macon Ga Messenger
savs There has been much alarm recently al the pros
rect Of very short crop and consequently Com nhs
rr..cn "a an extravagani price Within week II na-
d in his market dollar % dollar and q.ai-
,er ~, bush.i We believe dollar j. now asked -
nter these circumstances think our citizens snoH
.-st the exfoytion when the remedy i 20 completely
10 their power The price OF Corn u Savannah i .,
cents per Ju-hei and has already been TeceI't
from there. and aid down here A. - cents
Nnh regard % the present crop the prospects are
noy Tar better than they have been and al late Corn i
onc well from the recent rains There a no danger but
plenty viii be made this state 70 supply the wants Of
the people
WHEAT CROP.-The Xenia Torcblight says, Ne.
Joseph Provo cut the present season On less than nile
and halt acre. Of ground ser hundred do-er .hca'es
II wheat-every two dozen Of which, as he believes
vii. weld bushei OF grain. The wheat Is known a. me
Golden straw Of the straws grew 20 me surpfs
inc hight u six feet and some ~ the heads when were
shelea out and counted contained ~ high AZ seventy
three grains Last year. lot Of twelve acres ad.
Joining Mr. r. succeeded in getting but thirty bushe. Of
wheat and weeks ago he was IN despair Of securing
a beftsr crop this year
At 81 L0uts on the 18th inst ARRAY took
place in beer house between smith the proprietor Of
Inc house and a German named Rouse the former wsi
stabbed eleven times aud is not expected 10 live Rouse
was taken into custody
s-4}- The Name Uefkodist Conference assembled
at Portland on the l6ih. Bishop james presided.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

CLEARED.
Ships Oswego Johnston, NOresns. t Collins Co
Severn Chcevcr. Sidney. CD VIM Whitlock.
Briggs President CssscbOone NLondon, + Pope
Ann smith Wheeler, Baltimore.
schr Commerce. Johnston Philadciphis.
Soop Observer, Emmons. Hartford
Barge Granpus Philadelphia
ARRIVED
Bremen bark Carl Wilhelm schilng As days from
Bremen, masc. TO 4 T Pope. nth June. lat 81 \,
Ions w spoke Bremen ship Corperrius. from Bremen
for NNork
Bremen brig Rowland steengrafe. &c DAYS from Rrc-
men, mdsc, to NGler-2 cabin and loo sccrase pas
sengers.
Schr Alexander. Dswdy ; days from Newbern NC
naval stores. to SAINT l. Mitchell
schr Consul, Jarvis, 5 days from Richmond coal TO
Schr Eliza Tomlin from PHILADELPHIA and day. I'm
the Cspcs with coal. 10 master 2ls INST the schr RI
y.i of Flushing from Phiadelphis. for New.Nork in
comm, ont OF the Cape struck Pound >hoa-spnnr
sesk AMI had 10 nun her ashore on the fats
schr Il l. Cook Hammond. Virginia
sAILEp-us brig Observation-Disclosures. Bay Of
Mexico. r,,ex
Arr at Nantucket Bar 22d inst ship Edward Carey
obev Pacific Ocean Bay OF Islands 10 days 1900 bbls
an oil of and for Nantucket
Arr A, Mystic G., l6;h inst, ship Globe, Packer. OF
York 10 NJ FOR vhaler M, -,
land Pacific Ocean. - ~. NJ
Sll tom Sag Hsrbor 2lst inst. ships Ann Mary
Ann Winters Daniel Webster, Curry, snd Gen fer NV
nd from NBedford I9th bark Lagrange brig Zoroas-
Ter Hammond. Atlantic. ,,> NJ
cd At do ed. bark DR. Franklin, (of wesfpor) Ia
uayd, Atlantic.
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rosrrpfs POWER PRFss-Wc invite our pro
,y,rcry friends for W are the enemies OF si0Cery,
not OF sarehoiders 10 come and see tins beautiful
,icce of mechanism the product Of Free Labor. II
a., man il proud OF mental achievement let him
loon ON this aud reflect that slavery dcprivcs us Of
snch az these II any one Is cOveous OF wealth, let
him geek this aud reflect that slavery has sent
millions Of our money to Free States, TO purchase
machinery that ought 10 have been made al home.
n any body i fond Of the fOiiiHP millions let
him show his faith by his works and see to 1t that
our own. money shall bc spcn, among our own
/. ,eoule Let those men who have spent the peO-
MES school fund in building locks and dams. and
f1rnpike roads over which there IL nothing to be
carried remember that there are thousands oi Eos
ters in Kentucky who for the want OF proper cdu-
cation and encouragement are lost 10 the world first
make your articles OF commerce and then the means
OF conveyance.
Tbose who take pride in large cities ask your
selves why we have been compelled TO send sixteen
hundred dollars from Lexington, the older, TO Gin.
cinnati the Younger city for press and printing
materials Those formers who want home markets
and high prices can know why their beef and pork
and other things have to be carried 10 distant and
uncertain. markets Where the manufacturing
mouths are there is market also.
n Nous parents are grieved that their or
daughters are spendhriiis and proiligaes how can
they blame any one but themselves Make tobo'
free and YOU make il honorable. How many men
are starving the desk, at the bar at the counter
who, like Foster, might have been useful TO them
selves and an honor 10 the country, II slavery had
not mhde manual labor untdshi0ndbic'
II any man deems a fanatic. let him look upon
This press the result of Free Latter. the OF
light, liberty civilization and religion and then ask
his own secret emotions if he should be regarded as
an enemy 10 his country. who would wish that Lex
ington too might make these
Above all If there is any father OF ten sons So
unfortunate have poor, miserable sunburnt'
foxy headed negro let him come and see our press,
and 90 with u.s. and make Kentucky free.
Kentucky True American
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CROCKERY, ETC.

CROCKERY, ETC.
- P. DEWEY, Importer and Dealer In French and
-. English CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENWARE
would inform his customers public that having been
making large additions his establishment. he has now TO
offer them the extensive and complete assortment OF
Goods In his line ever before opened in this country in
Guiding In addition 10 the above, STONE WARE, LOOK
no GLASSES, CLOCKS, SOLAR, ASTRAL AND
HALL LAMPS. GIRANDOLES &c. sc. &c AL u
which will be sold on favorable those OF any
similar establishment In the United States Sfy
I AMPS AND CA>DLE>TICk>-ioie and
boarding houses furnished with superior Kind Of Brit
anna candle-ucks and lamps which very duraoe for
sale wholesale aud retail. by
iyig I've BOARDMAN HART, Burning Sip.
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nlaebinern for fflannfaltures, &r.
wooDwoRTH's PLANNING MACHINES.

WOODWORTHS FLAMING MACHINES
LNOt RTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE together WIN
many valuable improvements and additions 10 his Tor
mer Tools enables the subscriber TO furnish al short notice
and Of the perfect construction. materials and WORK
man-hp. Machines 10 plane Wood IN all Us varieties, such
As planning or -urfacing only. or cutting moudings
Also planning tongueng and growing, joining or rsboe
IN z and planning clapboards.
Application may he made to the subscriber al his esab
ishmeu in Folklore or his Office of Commercial
and cwsstres Boston where machines mag be seen and
.nv information relative to may be- Obtained
ven A. OF Josiah Blackwell Co Newfork or Of J. W.
SAMUEL b. sCHENCk-
To,boro Mass Anril l. 1stl Ally
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Rrirhton ylnrkctIulx II.

At market 625 Beef Ca,ilc 26OO sheep and coo Swine
100 Reef Csttc unsold.
PRIcrS-B,.f Cane-We reduce our quotations We
quote extra - So first quality 3ds > second 81 - as
third 81 25d4 -.
SAesp-Dul-L Lambs from 81 25 to old sheep from
81 3S To- p
Sriae-Old Hogs az &c for Sows a for Barrows
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miscellaneous.
TO PRINTERS.

TYPE FOUNDRY and Printers Furnishing Warehouse.
Il The Subscribers have opened ne~ type Fv-hlfy h
the CITY Of New York, where they ready ~ supply or
e- 90 any any hind u job or Fancy ype ana
every article necessary for Printing Ofce. The type
which mOuld,, from An entrey Ne" rr oi
matxe- with deep counters are warranted 10 he usur
pt-.ed hv any and will be sod al prices 70 sun me ine.
Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam Engines, % ne
most approved patterns. Composition Rollers cast Tor
EB-A Machinst is constantly in attendance to repair
presses and do light work. - .
COCKCROFT a ONEREND, NOT Ann-sireei,
~ 0syytr New-YOrs.
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IT. NEW ARRA>GENE>r-FAR
,A-SsySSc---isREDl CkD.-iNDkPfNDsNr LINE
GrO y FAfRCHILD. IA We.,.--s
r.,gN II pIfUMD<D Pn,x.4.r.->


= i 0o-Rsirosd Line 10 boson Ne
zS<~ ,,ich and Morc~s cr. frlm Pier NJ Mora
Rver Daily 81 o'cocS, ?. VI by The steamers Csop.sl
ani Traveller
The CLEOPATRA. Capt nustsn, VII cave Mcrtas
Ne,ine.dsys anf FrdAys The WORCESTER. CsptG
Bacon. Ttr.lay. Thursdays snd Saturdays 81 oc.ccsh
A. ems Point fhtn take the Can and arriye DO Bos'ut
time io akc the Early Tram Fast by uns Line he pAss-
gers have rn change ~ Cars Bagga. A. kinds Of sfe
iascu low Inquire - Broadway. ~ on The wharf iys
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THE TRIBUNE.
-, co,burn'. New Monthly Magazine.
line


LINES,
.;,.>..ias ls< performance Of young Ancv
Hrr'e" ~ .r1v Arcs ~ Christine Of SvedeR
rr CHARLOTTE cUsHnAS.
= 10Th a oueen-a gentle. loving queen
% tr1e o. nature az 20 cheat the VIII
CIR, ali observance OF the mimic scene
70 how IN reverence thy msicniess
Thy brovy which well the diadem became;
pes,oea Nth The light and purity Of truih
v-b,I, ~. ciaar eve aashd well ana via the Tame
g., ,be soa,'s altars. ted by hope and youth
-, ,hs bigh. wrought tales Of womsns love.
"' st~rLlcd bv chains OF custom and OF state,
watch the foad heart strives Fainy 70 remove
p,eferring 10 be loved than 10 De- great
t,,., thee the tale came Ike pleasing dream
cLs.,jog the heart, and rObDng Il Of care
Ala. thar this all bright and glorious theme
should Wild DelusiOns reeting falnent "esi
,..,osv observe thy course. and watch ny star
Brighton with years along the Drsmas heaven
"a epvious clouds thy onward lame 10 mar
An threatening icnyests from Thy pathway driven.
ty,,h .,lch rare powers 10 cultivate the Muse
Genius 10 model. Judgment 20 refine
,yho NAV behold thy flight and yet refuse
To crown thee champion OF the Sacred Miner
This delightful tribute to the excellcncies Of RI
cal nroycs that. whatever may be said OF the en-
Ions nature of actresses there j. at least oneant
che the greates,-in whose bosom that passion ha
80 ,lsce London Sun
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IN Ds ship C0raoiia. from LirrPool-Dr ; Barber and
lady Miss Emma Barber. OF Montreal Mrs Jones,
children and servant, Hope, OF England. II Lennon
lady Mrs Lennon and three children. Of Ireland Dill
Ion of Michigan Miss Tumbun Miss Dixon. Of Edin-
burg Capt 7 Page. Of NNork; Gen q W Terrell, Texas
Minister England and France and suite, and las in the
s;eersgc
IN he bars Carl UIuSln, from Bro~eR-John Christ
Baser--ll IA siecTagc.
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fine tuatrbes ano Jemelrr.

\IULTUM IN PARvO.-Go.d and silver Paien
vi Lever Waicres Anchor, Duplex. Horizontal kep"a
ing aud PLAIN Watches and Jesyelry. Silver and Gold
:. ectaces, Gold and Silver fenci-C aces MedaiAons
Tmbles Ac Of tie fr.l quality and lower than any other
n his city, al 6i8 Broadway near Becczer-ireei, New
lurk-Sgn Of The EersIr1Eg Sho1r-Casc. Watches aud
Clocks OF every description repaired and warranted or ne
money returned Jey-rv and Musical Boxes repaired
Clocks Of every description taken Boz care ~ The year and
Z lot made TO perform, there VII. be no charge
A. J. CUNNINGHAM,
Importer Of Watches and Jey. riry. 6i8 Broadway,
iv9 2Awlms Between Blecc ser and Bond -s
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LAMPS. GIRANDoLES, SC.

~
I AMPS GIfANDOLEs HALL LANTERNS, AND
IL CANDELABRAS, Tor the Spring Trsde.--DlETL
BROTHER Co. No. ID John. street, manufacturing
and have always hand complete assortment Of articles IN
their ne OF the following descriptions, which they viii sell
al wholesale or retail, Al LOW PRICES for cash.
Improved Chenlica. OIL and Csmphene Lamps.
sO.s Lamps. Gilt and Bronzei. In great variety,
Cornelius \ Cos celebrated Patent SOAR Lard Lsnps
Grandoes various patterns gil silyerei or oronzei
su-prning solars Oorc Camphene Lsmps
Brscket S0lar. Side do DO
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps Camphens Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical Oh, Pure Sperm Oh,
do Camphene Solar and Lard Oil,
do Rur1ug Fluid ketuei Whale OIL ml8y
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:, NOTICE--.A BAKd.AIN.---N COUNTRY

~: SEAT AND FARM FOR sALE-uear uie village Of
- SOmerye Somerset Co.. New Jersey. Sad Farm
consists Of rs acres Of Land p OF which Is Wood rh
Buildings AL NEW and built within two years-House
and Barn both bu Thy days work and OF the best material
The House built IN The COTTAGE STYLE 8. oy ~ v'hon
hal through the centre psrors finished with marble mantes
piazza 81 feet front and II feet down each sde-ogelher
with al Observatory top Of said House two story kc
en- In the rear Cellar under the whole ~ the main build
ing with Panes and all tagged through In the best manner
The Barn 90 feet long and painted white Carnage House
Ice House Sc Also great variety of FRUIT Of all de-
scrpuons-to gether with a quantity Of shribbery.
The premises lie within four hundred yards oi ue 'ounny
seat and about quarter Of mile of the Railroad The
place IS about TWO hours and half from the CITY FOR Tar
thsr particulars inquire OF the subscriber and proprietor oh-
NATIONAL HOTEL, No. Cour-and -, New YORK
m.IN lnAN w \ MUTT.
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~ Mankind might do without physicians, #
they would observe the laws OF health without
soldiers, If they would observe the laws of Chris
tianiiy; without lawyers. if they would keep their
tempcrs and perhaps without preachers, II each
one would take care OF his own conscicncc,-but
there is no living without farmers
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NJcCURDY, ALDRICH & SPENCER, No q

NJcCIRDY, ALDRICH & SPENCER, No. a
wi FScisngc ace offer for sale
COTTON GOODS.
400 cases PRrSrs from the American Print Works Al RAJ
River consisting OF Rich Cmn'z, LighL ranc1e-' 4
3 and coored Plses. Lawn Plates, Two biues'
&c. &c. ~ l. ---.s..
Ia do PsrSTs from the LODI and other Works consist
ing Of Light Plates, Black and Nhie' bacA anu
Purple e 49,.
$50 do BLEAcHEp sInRTiSGs and shLkilS"s' 'si'ou'
widths and qualities. A.. H.
200 bales BRows SsrETfNGs Hamilton, Croon As Hart
ford. ia River, and other Kinds
100 do BROWN sHIRriN6s. III,
ia do CorToS OsNABURGs, !, p, 30 and - incn VIDE.
~ do PATAPsCO TwILLED BaGcIs6 ~, y ana ooihcL
100 csses CoTIovADEs Crankies and Printed fana4oon
~ bse. Ia and 81 BlpTIcEfNcs sufs.
10 cases CHECKS, Striped >iriings &c
50 do CoTTO> FLAG HANDkERCHIEFs.
WOODEN GOODS.
10 cases CloTHs superior styles wOOldyed black, brown,
green, blue and mixed.
100 do CssslNEREs plain and fancy
1O do SATINETs great variety OF styles cOluf- ana
Qualities from the best manufacturers
10 do BucKsKiNs, light and dark mixed
100 DO KENTUCKY JEANS. blue, mixed, striped ana pad
100 do KERsEys. from the Maioy mill
100 do PLAID LISsEYs. 81 and ~.
% do TwsEDs and PULLED Cloihs-
$50 bales CARPETS fine super and ree-ply new patterns,
from tie OwascO mills.
ALSO
20 cases American SEWING SILKS superior article from
the Dedham Factory ic6 &a"y
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
Camps, Cntlsrn, &1.
PREMIUM LAMP STORE.

<,Or-TUOIrY 4 MEYERS 81 Broadway. respectfully
y invite the public cal AZ their store and examine ne
richest and extensive assortment 10 De oan ~ u. :
CENTRE MANTEI. SOLAR, BRAChET. and kEAD-
ING LAMPS. CANDELABRA. GlRANDOLE>- bhAC-
KET BRANCHES and CANDLESTIC rs. IN every variety
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS new and superb article, Pc
cuiiary desirable for packets and steamboats, 1,
In evidence of e superiority II tins portion OF their STOCK
over ans other Of cs-s offered % The pubic m M,
they with honest pride refer 10 no rs- ual SIN zulu
and -FOUR SILVER MEDALS awarded % The manuaciur-
n the last years or ne greatest variety ana
beauty of patterns and the unnvae hnish 0 heir wofs
Every article sold hy {. v 5 warranted 10 be what ey
represent and hose no wish 20 obtain nrsf class goods Al
a price often paid for such OF very Inferior quAy
are requested 10 favor them with cal before purclas *
e.-.w here.
r. A nhera aiscount 10 Churches and Hoels. 81 ly
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DISTANCES AND RATES or FARE.

IT. NOTICE.-stalen fslsnd Ferry. toos q
SeyStE3N Whitehall street. Th~ stoaulbos.s 81 LIE
and STATEN ISLANDER viii lesve Nc.
York every hour, except T. NJ, commencing 81
until r. NJ Leave Staten Island every hour exospt "
~ commencing sts A. n. until 7 r. H.
n Bon Sundays thc boats VIII leave eve non' ~
4 n. unuI ?. n end from r. ~ undl ?. y. ct
haf ho0f. -
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BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURERS.

4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Planished TIN and
n Common Tin Ware Cutlery, Hard and Hollow Ware,
Wood Ware Baskets Brushes, Door Mats Shaker Sleeves
and Boonsin short every variety Of House Keeping Ar
,ices.
y. B.-A complete assortment, OF Coffee and Tea Urns,
Table Dishes and Covers &C &C for Hotels and Steamboats,
on hand aud NJ anuiactured al the shortest notice.
JAMES Y WATKINS,
led AMI is Catharne-st New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-25
CAsT-sTEEL EDGE TOOLS

rI,HE Real Genuine CONGERs TOOLS can only be had
Al 50 Attorney street. where they are made AMI finished
with my Owl hands therefore recommend them and
A. George Bngs Cos Plat street Those Tools offered
by Osborn Le Al IS Fulton street, and other stores,
stamped Congerr are my maze, AMI designed 10
deceye Mine are stamped thus "COnger, YORK. -
Attorney street, The hsme Of j. Conger Berry u also
added he having AL interest In the business liberal dis
Tv2s an JOHN CONGER.