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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

AZ ETA[. ROOFS, Gu0Trateed Eaer 7ghtor Fire Ya1rs
I'VE nite IS -Four Years Longer thar Gsua.-The snssa-
bers have invented method OF covering roofs win PLAIN
galvanized III plates, which they saTGnee 70 reniah
watertght FIVE YEARS, when put up by them. The metz
PIT that be affected by the shfnKins OF
sweng OF plai.ks which Is LAID. or by the eeasc
ton or expar sion Of the metal
The following gentlemen have had their dwelling hoases
and stores in this city covered by this etao' " NSi
satisfaction
Henry Brcvor. Esq. corner ofs+a avenue ano TN D.
John S. Scl.enneihorn, No. 80 Broadway ,,,,
David Austin, Esq. corner Of E1elahse P''s' ~ ~
j. Green Pearson, Esq Merchant Exchange "su-H.
Geo. y. Butler, ESQ. No. 81 eassau-s-
Francis BulTit Esq 81 6foah-s .. .,,,,., All
peross IN the trsde wishing cover roofs BY the 'ass
her, ias can Obtain permission en- moAeraie terms
O.S , ,..f - 80 p SAYIoR Il 60 II and 10 Broad-st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

Pilro Forte and Violin Performer o. the bes taieut
IA the City. Inquire et JoLLIEs Muc Stoe, ~ Broad
way. do
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

Collections in Mississippi
CHEVES & DAVIDSON, Attorneys at Nv Coffee
u VILE Mlssi T. ~ CfIEyES & \. II. DAVIDSON
wg!ye prompt attention tho business OF hen rgoiss-
sion generally IN the Northern, ard 10 the collection of or
eisn claim, amounting Ave hundred dollars, and ~
wards, in any part OF the state. Feb. 3D. lsiS.
REFERENCES
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

STATEMENT of Expenditures the restoration Of the IA
tent ofice, under the Of Sd March. 1857
For-resturins he records ana drawings. COS 81
For duplicates of models .................. Sl4 81
l,.,
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The following interesting case must COM
,arelul attention Of all similarly afflicted:

CHARLES DIEE, Jr. DruEsiSt and APotbecary,
10 and % Westminster st. Providence r. !.
Fog further particulars conclusive evidence of sure
nor value and efficacy pamphlets which may DC obtained
Of ageHts gratis.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for expectation
by A 4. Il D. SANDS Druggists No. % Futon st 973
Broadway. - Fast Broadway fi2 In
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

Ladys Book. Ioluiietan niaisLiae
AIthur;s Ladies M.sazne Ladi-s National Magazine
' t,-,hsr's Na-sZlEr.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28
NEW GOODS.

NEW GUUDS.
DIAPER CAABRICS, IRISH LINEN, &c.-Just re-
ceived good assortment of Paper Cambrics, OF all
color and superior quality; also Irish Linen, which will be
sold at great bargain Also Thread Gins, Brussels, SILK
ard Bobblnct Laccs Ej-ings Insertngs style Lace
CAPS OF various kinds Velvet Bead Bags; Printed Cam
hrics French Printed Musins, Phippean Glnslanis
Hosiory Gloves &C. G. Y. WINPLE,
dis Jo5ber, IS Cedar street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

81 y,
~ Asor lsd La Fdyette Place New iOIkMr. ID. has the
honor that his School open Day and Evening
for Equestrian y uitiou and exercise Riding.
LECTURE LEssoSs. EXERCISE RIDING.
i6 Lessons Sl5 0o Month. .........S Sl2 no
10 do ......... 10 col 90 Rides. 10 90
: do .......,. 99i9 do go. "
S,asie Sasd Lessons a so 81 s"se i''ue' %
H. B. Highly trained and Horses, for the Road Pa
rade, TO let.
EVENING CLASS,
70 Lessons ..... 50 0Gi20 Rides $40 90
single do ....... | 0OSnse Ride 49,. IS
RULES.
An Lessons or Rides paid Tor commencing.
2One hour allowed each Lesson Ride in the School
3-One hour ard half to Lesson on the Road.
l-IIours for Ladies' from \. II. To T. ".
5-fiours Tor Gentlemen and from 10 o., p. "
s. No Gentlemen admitted during the hours appropriated 10
Ladies.
card OF address requested plesious commencing
O. Gentlemen keeping their horses IN this esabiishmen
will have the privilege Of riding them III the school gratis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

u,-ne,,s IIlunin,:.i srd Martins Illustrated Bib Do
b.,u;iiuI edition Of SHAKESPEARE, with many Others
1911 t! ri u IT, IL - ABRAHAM NASt,
s-r,S 237 Blocker street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

sionE 100 t 10 The laee o. Be
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

tent Fund 6,l64
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

STATEMENT OF Expenditures and Payments
made from the Patent Fund, by ii. l.. Els
worth, Commissioner, from the Isl January
10 the 3lst December 1871, inclusive, under
49, ~, "a, March z iS3r
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

| sSUAKDlNG SCHOOL-lkVlNG INSTITUTE, TAREY
NJ Iows, y. T.-WILLIAN p. LYON, 4. VI. Priac!-
| Spss will he lst of
The New York herald., 1845-01-25
House Of Rcprcscn tatives.
WAaurwaroU Thursdov II
Alter the reading Of the minutes, ''-

After the reading Of the minutes,
0Er DRoMGooLE made personal explanation with re-
ference to the report Of the "Natona oi
the circumstances attending his withdrawasf Of the pre-
vious question on yesterday.
Mr. SLIpELL moved that the President be requested to
inform the House II any public officers Of the United
states mad been guilty OF embezzlsment since 18th
not for what reasons Adopted
CAVE JOHNSON moved that the rules be suspended and
the House resolve itself into Committee Of the Whoie on
the State of the Union.
Mr. BRIrKERHeFF wished the withdraw q Of the mouon,
that he might move the reference Of Senate bu
CAVE JOHNSON declined to withdraw It.
Another member added his entreates ior 2 Wunorewh
CAVE JoHNsoN stood arm. ,..,.,
DnomoooL. wished 70 inquire whether there were
table which wsa received yesterday.
The Gpr urs said there was.
The motion 10 suspend the rules and 20 into Committee
NJ the whale as then put and telers demanded who re-
norted % ia the airmatve-the opponents then cried
.,vs Il upv give II up" but the Speaker requested
thst the noes would pass through the tellers.
only three having passed through,
The grEAxER snnounc ed that no quorum voted.
A member cried out, /" we gave hup."
aid not withdraw his notion
CAvE JoHsor then made the same motion second time
and tellers demanded, and vote the motion
carried and the House resolved itself into Committee oi
the Whole the State Of the Union generally and the
ANIMATION OF TEXAS
in particular,
Mr. HOPKINS of Va IN the Chair.
Mr. HARALsoN, Of Ca. was entitled to the ho0r He
commenced by asserting his belief that the question Of
annexation was brought before the people, and arma.
lively decided q the recent slsstion was placed n
The New York herald., 1845-01-25
WARRINGTON, Jan. %, ls4s

Ihe fact is while theatricals seem to be deterio.
rating IN Gotham they are picking up in the Fede-
raj city. Politely invited last night to visit the
play at Wards Olympic of Kate Kearney, and to
give our opinion Of the scenic representations. we
must say that the whole affair, in all ito phases,
transitions and characters, was very prettily done.
Mn. Timn, Of your city, is becoming quite popu-
lar and if you were to see Miss M'Bride, You
wonld say, ;" charming, charming ancle.-beautiful
The New York herald., 1845-01-25
PuBLIsHED . II DA1Y BY

\. w CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU sTREErs.
THH NEw, foRt H1nALD-A DL,fy Paper, issued every
pcnnf o. tne Mee5-priee TWO cErGp per copy Count1
Supscnocn lanensd the same rate for ecic pero4
TnI WnHKLv HsnALD-Issusd Saturday morning q
~ 0el0ok-p1oe eIx AND eUAurKn CENTS pr eopy-af.
aned % County 0abssibg q . = lss sana. sdvanss.
~ ssne noD ~ my uosiGs4 pssie1.
ssnsyssn.5ys e rsssssssa = stSsss 80 IssaEs
The New York herald., 1845-01-25
WASHINGTON, Jan, 22, lS45.

WASHINGTON, Jan, 22, l845
Nh. BENNETT
SR,-I send you the following copy of pros
pectus OF work about to be issued, which has
for what it is worth, as one Of the curious develop
ments OF the times. know the writer of the book,
and assure you he has full knowledge Of every
thing connected with this administration. There
ls fun ahead. b.
In the Of preparation, and shortly be published
AN ANALYrcA g skETcE sf.fs f. TYLER
ADMINISTRATION.
Commencing with the month Of June, l64l and ending
the 4th March, ls46.
The subjects to be embraced within this epitome of the
most curious selfish and corrupt administration that has
governed this or any other country arc a. follows
Wit
Fiuhy-A full and detailed account Of the primary
friendly feelings between Henry Clay and John Tyler
the motives urged upon the latter for that interruption
E:s @ A
private advisers for its subsequent adoption.
secondiy-An account Of the plans devised, with the
the House Of for dtrscng the States.
from the members Of that body respecting the leading
ticians in their respective districts and for the Interior
Thirdy-A succinct and rare account Of The mode and
manner BY which many Of the political managers Of Phi
Va affected their connection with "ther i names names and %
former political well a. the adopt
ed in each Of those places, severly fer securing them
selves appointments to offices Of eolument and power
Feurthly-An account the organization ofthe Cen.
tral Tyler Committee at Washington, with the Of
all the gners to the declaration Of principles adopted at
s first meeting and Of the respective calling of each per-
present on those occasions
Fhly-An account of the ncpient and ultimate mears
adopted for organizing Tyler Convention at Balti
more together with analysis Of all the leading actors
in that melo dramatic medley Of delegates without
stituents and,
in Washington-heir names, and the number of ap.
plicants for ocethe mode of giving contracts to IA
vorites-he secret working Of the Chocw Commission
ersthe issuing Of scrip to the Chocaw land speculato
and such other curious things not usually known to the
public, bya TYLER MAN.
The New York herald., 1845-01-25
By Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHLApELRHIA, Jan 24--An Ella, Whelden Boston. CID
Lycurgus. WilIetts, NYork.
mem Elisha Buckmsu Cannu Nsw York Mslvas nn ne
Benjamin, do. CID, Coquette, Snker, Demaara Sid,
NoRFoiK, yan 22-Ar Ann d. Bedell. NYork Cid, Caro-
line. Parish, West Indies.
The New York herald., 1845-01-25
WARRINGTON, 10 p. M, January %. =
The nert Senate Democratic-A Democratic Senator
fyosa V,ro;n,o

from Virginia.
have just learned that X. M. T. Hunter, Esq,
late Speaker Of the House Of Representatives has
been selected as the Senator from Virginia, in
place of Mr.. Rives, by caucus of majority Of
members. This will ensure democratic maiorirv
in that branch for the next administration. The
Senate will stand "a whig to rs democratic, with.
out the States of Tennessee and Indiana, the Sc
should they both send whig Senators. sll the Vice
President has the casting vote, thus ensurine the
certainty Of this position. "'e
The New York herald., 1845-01-25

Jove." The house was we'll filed, and it will have
to be to afford anything like remuneration to
Ward, at Is cents per head.
Burton, at the National, il pulling the wool oyer
the eyes of the Yankees, and seems to be getting
ON very we'll Miss Josephine is a tall girl Gene
ra tall ant she! We go for 'em, tall or short, we
do-God bless the sex-don't you say, General
We ask you, because you are man Of sense, In
being man of family, and man Of taste.
! insist upon line for Plumbe, the daguerroty-
pist Of your city, now in Washington, taking fac
si,nilss at Concert Hall. His portraits cannot be
surpassed: They are the perfection OF the art; and
likeness by Plumbe, soft and faithful as an echo.
Butthe last bell rings Boz.
The New York herald., 1845-01-25
POST OFFICE,

New York, January 22d, 1s45.
THE POST MAsTER GENERAL having agP!oyed " I4h ths
BRANCH POST OFFICE and sanctioned the selection made
by the Post Master Its los CHATHAM SQUARE
Of East Broadway has directed that the
the present prk efcs the Post Oce Nassau
taneousy The offices will be ready occupation during
the ensuing week nen he present ro once the Park will
The Post Master his fellow citizens
the completion Of arrangements well calculated pro-
the OF all classes Of community
JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM,
js3rcl0 Post Master.
The New York herald., 1845-01-25
CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK.
COLLECTORS OFFICE

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received a ,Sia ofioe uS,;I
MSnday the nth January instant for such supplies ship
chandiey &c in such quantities. and such
required for Of the United States Revenue Boa which
may be employed in this District during the per
The New York herald., 1845-01-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
w L HIS NATIONAL CIRCUS,
PARK THEATRE,

WILL OPEN ON WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2sth, 1875
gs| s1l;
:ss S:=
s.ncs becoming Classic Circle xiii Be eoa:sIses
h s:s !. n %s
every every part pa d Of p the ThsaSs eat ''''s - - -
sxcssasd on hs housnss aappng csp.I.onias
y: as. I'd P @ e &.
a e; y II Ns1 M u II so... w
Mea AK 5osa who viii s.s s
Airs appropriate e the numerous Panommc and oher Scenes
saas.1 ss e. Hss!f @ Establishment wA.. most ...y 70
ne paSs nss e
% a. *: psss s aoS
ART OF WORKMANSHIP,
Which, be conceded will in this company be given
and sghy finished style By AIt.ts; iasonps!sbIs
s S efs: Gss % fss % s
Justify the high terms Thish 5fy asf described
FsrfssSeur 'ni s ST HIS ESSEEs ks;I and aymai..
Ms' Dramatic Scene Ais Il 2ai Hs' and v'ar
MyA0o<FisaaIo <FaoMS ssfrs EsFRESb Sid'1 ist EHSrb Director
The most wonderful S.Atf Sisss' and I''''. Known
.,'rii Ssi II ssSii full '',s
an oss
ED%%R6 sseSfS s'' 'WHsSs6tps, WHsSs6tps
M.:.I a. alsisrs SIckEYSsoN kdsYSsss S.e';f hSTF ejSTf
Finished AffH 6SSSoyEs. 6MslSsS';j' ips Comic Singers
The "s;' day.
s'''i'0'' s. g. $iFGKKELt' Nj FFGeK u GI''' Acts
First Groom and Di;sSiii JSRN T NS9 * Secondary s''
csma MS .ns ss.s MY. y &: si. and Curious
NJ JoSafsssoN.
M.ds%s Ass;.'int I6ufsA fiS,nf fH6Wxkp. M;.'sf;
The most elegant Rider of the present
EsaG ss1 Grand "a s2AR
49,, ,., 1%4sS 4. .... ,,,,...
JOHN rsa.issS rsGaG.iEssSRoY
TiTTLE MASTER III oat%SIs W: KINcAgE. Als sa'
s Eo on Il. swift Away. Creating % Moadsr and
Amos, elegant addition 70 sh 1smaIfsbs Company win be
THREE fSSnS %,SsSs il The WELLS
of Mythology % % coaasd II to this
Female $:;sSt & 44Ssi 4H$ss: Dancer,
and Fl; w
VIII Be given once n the week viz Saturday comprsng
sbiy commence ss hall two ocioeI "'
Person, Of excellent character and polite manners will attend
least will be received at the
Box Office. and Instantly attended to-
Prices of Admission.
Fiist Tier Il Boxes and Parauette cents.
Second Tier OF Boxes. cents.
o;!s's; ;sss iax'sn''.
PALmO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
The New York herald., 1845-01-25

PALmO'S NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
SATURDAY, January 25th, Last Night of the Italian
81 MIRAMIDE!
Semamde Sgnora Borghese Arsace Sgnora Pco Idrenus
Sig Perozzi; Assn, Sig. V.lllna.
Tier and Parquete $l Second Tier 50 cts
Seats secured from A. M. to 3P NJ Doors open az 6-
performance to commence at I o'clock j25rc
The New York herald., 1845-01-25

M r.. G l. / X E H u G HIS
THIRD LECTURE
TIISH MINIS TRELSY.
THE BEAUTIES OF BURNS,
GENT HUMOROUs AND DRAMATIC SONGS OF
SCOTLAND,
Will take place At the Society Library,
On Tuesday, 2oth Jan.
To halEpsst o'clock precisely Tice 50 cents
and programmes be had the Music Stores of Mr. rs
Broadway. and at the door on the evening. j2l tim
GREAT ATTRACTION
the Tabernacle Monday Eyeaing, 27h nst for the
"A Benefit Of the BOSTON QUARTETTE CLUB They
will pc c c,si;sed BY shs ifoll9wps gen,epsn
will sing piece written expressly him
Also, Mr. j. H. GREEN the reformsd gambler. viii show
of his startling tricks song expressly
for him. entitled H. Green's Experience, BY member Of
The sEAMAN's TEMPERANCE SOCIETY will hold
their meeting the Tabxnase for the benefit Of e Club
the evening On this occasion the original piece Tor
tette) will be for the first time expressly for
Seamen, Temperance Society, entitled The Sailors the
Rescue !"
His Honor the Mayor, James Harper, will preside.
Exercise 70 commence at o'clock Tickets for sale the
Croton Hotel. Clinton Hall and at the door,
Tickets Is cents ja23 4trc.
The New York herald., 1845-01-25
f. r. TILLOU,
No. SO Wall street.

FOR SALE-The front and HOUSES, No. 400
H Cherry street will be sold cheap for cash. ease ground
At the price asked the houses will let realize 10
cent annum the investment The only for
selling out is the about leaving the city Il old
premises to HARTMAN REiNHARD. or Of
THOMAS MORRELL,
j24 3t~rc 200 Front, of Rosevelt street,
The New York herald., 1845-01-25

NIBLO'S THEATRE.
GREATEST COMBINATION OF TALENT IN
AMERICA.
MR.. g. WOOD, the celebrated Irish Comedian, his first
appearance in America, !. 80 ~
DIR VALENTINE the celebrated delineator u Amoticsn
peculiavtes; andsa host Talent
place will open for t winter sea.
with a talented Company,
~, MONDAY. JANUARY 9Th. ls4s;
The performances will commence with Vaudeville
ed in America, by Mr. Wood which has been played in
London with immsn.e So ccess entitled
A CURE FOR DUMBNESS.
Denis Murphy. a Mi.sian broom MAKER Mr. 9. Wood
In which he will sing Lovers song Of widow Machree
After which DIR. VALENTINE. the American Poly
phonst, will give his eccentric Illustration Of American
character.
The whole conclude with the favorte bur.tn called
COMPOUNDED FOREIGNERS
Lieutenant O'Phean on half pay Mr. G. Wood.
GrPnce Of admission Is j25 2tSt&M~rc
The New York herald., 1845-01-25

"a FOR SALE-The House and Lot No 3 Wall street,
t, being 20 feet front Wall The building five
res high exclusive Of the basement and subcears The
dously arranged Offices stores and other The
whole is in excellent order.
Also hreetory brick Stors Nos IA and Is Maiden
lane and the he brick building the side Of
adjons the property Maiden lane These premises
good order and well situated for business.
All the above mentioned property well tenanted and
for a permanent Investment peculiarly desirable
j25 2w#rc +. X. TlLLOU, So Wall street.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-28

DHOPOSALS For publishing, in the Civ Of
Washington, new daily, Ini-wecklv ana
weekly, Democratic Republican papet To be emit;
tied THE UNITED STATES Journal. NV
JESSE +. Dow & Co. ~
The list number of our paper will be issued
ON the first day OF MAY next with an entirc new,
dress new type, fine white paper, with other i'm
purtant alterations and i'm rovemcnts The ,aper
VIII DC devoted to Il fearless exposition of Demo
cratic principles; it Will 2ealously and unren,it
ungly oppose each and every effort to establish p
mammoth monarchy bank aud other mischlevops
corporations and consultations of wealth which
subvert the rights of the people and undermine the
pillars OF the Rebublic; it will oppose an opprcs-
Slvc and anu-rcpublican tariff system the assumn
ton OF the state debts by the General Government
aud all other federal principles which have an in
eNitabe tendency TO destroy public prosperity AS
well as individual happiness. Against al such no.
iliicai decisions. We shall wage unchanging I'M
compromising war.
The FARMER and the MEcHANIc who produce all
'hc real capital of the nation, will find in our pa
per an unwovering champion of their iualicnabIe
rights the long cherished principles of the edi.
Tors are too well known to the public to REQUIRE
any pledge upon this point. To the Miscellaneous
the Ladlcs VIII always find i'm our columns choice
sCiGcuOn from tue current literature of the day a.
well as original contributions from the most tails
cnted writer's of which our country can boast A
general summary of Foreign and Domestic ucwa
will be furnished.
Inc conducto's have already secured the aid and
cooper alton of large number of the most distin
guished literary and political writer's of the day.
arrangements will also bc made at the earicst ne.
rlod possible, TO embellish columns by the con-
tributions of correspondents from abroad with
thls 'rlcf and imperfect outline Of our plan, wo
very respectfully submit our claims to an cxten.
sive patronage to the consideration of a generous
public. - ON'
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-28
INR. DYOrr,s ANTI-BILIoUs Pulls

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~ As a family medicine, mtld and gentle
pursative and puriter of the blood. The .,en- =
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