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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

CATCHING THE DEy1L.-Mr. Kellogg, the Buck
eve Orator, tells story of drunkard in Ashtabu-
la, Ohio, who, IN fit of delirium tremens, rushed
into the street, and meeting the Mayor, demanded
of his Honor warrant TO arrest the Devil. The
Mayor refused the maniac's request, but wildly
seizing him by the throat he demanded warrant,
or he would tear the heart from his body. The
Mayor seeing how 1t was, to appesse hum, granted
the following warrant which Is a correct copy OF
the original now IN possession Of Nj Kellogg;
thorough Of Asht.bula To any constable OF saii Bo-
rough Greeting You aye hereby commanded to lake y
Devil, and bring hin before me 10 answer unto
Clifford IN plea Of DslirIgn T,saeaS To Ills dAi's'
u '-'' '@'''' l-'-'' ions J. POSI- Mayor
The poor Jemented man seized the warrant anu
hurried away, feeling as if his troubles "Gu.u
be al an end. Descending .Dto the odch -.
of despair with an old Bible under MS am ~ ~
commenced his Herculean task Of aHeslns lhe
old Evil One himself and all his irpPs VINO id4 -
sorelv afflicted Inn. Some resistance was ms as.
made nv the Inhabitants OF the nether "oi'n, 70
soon thev became frightened, ran away, anu ieis
,h b,;,1s,one coast entirely clear me iiidEisC
! asc.nded from the dark aocdes, feehns Dc n nc
| h.d gsSned great victory, and as ne was WAIKIKI
du sd , s,rees Of the Borough triumph, ne met
PRESBYTERIAN minlste! VINO accCa'ed MN 'eiy Io
It. I'd ;n0uired after his health.
aSav notfins TO me, slr," SAID the maniac
"Yon've been preaching here several years, aad
h,.c .ev-r been able 10 drive the Devil out 81 the
Nae but /. sir, (and he spoke very pompously) IN
= bslf an hour have licked all hell with only one
Door old Bible,'' taking the sacred volume from
Under his arm and showing it 10 the minister app2-
renrJy in much triuulph. boston Mail.
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Az EXTRAORDINARY FAcT.-A case has been
communicated to the Liverpool Pathological Socre-
ty, by DR.. Gill, of an altogether KIND.
A man by the name Of Mclyor was dying, and me
nurse who was tending him, made the following
statement
Nov. 18TH IL r. M.-Surse observed "Fed.a@ eyi'
IKE sreak on Ms mouth. and (playing on his rsns
and top lip, lay in the insensiblity OIL
dissolution. This flame lasted for about twenty
J. G., until death. ,s thai he
The impression on the mind Of the nurse was eso n
tras iasensbe during he VoLs Of tbs luminous 81. hs
OF his breath lie lay with his eyes open, Oh ~. -, hicb
The 'gAme was red just IKE regs eoa . W., ares II
the nurse and the other man (McIyor both
Nurse pointed to the Of the clear are tnen .. moi
IN The ward when these notes were taken ~ wa 80,
-, - =. 20. s,;,g0t with the breath OF GP"d0"'
IS when he breailed out. and not lambert" not
wnn -" oos ~ There In the room common
rsKeS IRE in the fireplace at ono end close TO When Inc
. s,ood and gas jct burning low cve'y iow'J 7us.
huI 80, ,,ner IN the middle Of the room and about
Twelve feet from the dying mans bed Mercer naa not
au,nf during that day or for six weeks previous though
he hare the character of being drunkard fufsc aud
McIvnr ware both terrified much, that they dared not
s,ir rom their place until the flames had ceased
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R0OIS AM SHOES.

N EMoyAI-E DOWNS has removed his extensive
n stock of BOOTS AND SHOES from No. 70 10 CD
Catherine street.
The public respectfully informed That he has Of late
made very large additions his stock and though always
ahead and cheaper than the cheapest lie is now determined
10 be little cheaper. follows: Ladies Cater Boots at
S. los lbs. Ladies Buskns, thick solos, 5s TO S. uisr
passed for stye and durability Misses Cater Bukns and
Boots in any quantity the smallest prices, besides Child
reas Caters Shoes Of all sorts and descriptions too
numerous to mention. Any quantity OF Gentlemelis Boots
at lbs las l6s and so Also Boys aud Youths Boots
and Bootees etc etc Altogether the most extensive as
sortnent OF Boots and Shoes 10 be found in the City,
Please call and lock for yourselves at
60 CATllERlSE-STREET.
N B.-Supcrintendents of Sunday Schools, and other
charitable institutions Will supplied the lowest
priccs Az ON
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WINDOW SuApE pFrOT.

No. SPRUC NEw-YoRE.
THIS Is THE ONLY MANDATORY OF ANY
all kinds aud sizes varying from p cents $50 For sale
copies of all the &c ebnted places in this County and
Europe Persons by choosing their have them
eyecuedin mastery style. Whenever onamenal de-
.ns copied aud offered for sale BY others lay them
aside aud gel up order make stock choice
and tasty possible Persons desiring the process Of
getting up choice and useful articles shown through
the painting rooms with extreme pleasure
AarIsrs of acknowledged reputation at all times Ed
employment with
Signs Banners and interior decorations done IN style
sur,qSSablc BARTOL * DE MAUNN.
y B.-We warrant Shades FREE from defects such
curling aud cracking male SnDSW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

COUGHS As 4 remedy for Coughs, Colds, Astinh.i'
" whooping Cough Splitting of Blood and III aheeT
Of the Chest and Lungs, the PICTORIAL ioNE ~,
ERWORT stands unTivalled IFS repuatioi = i- ~
shed as the most safe speedy and certain reieu' e'
fered 70 the paliic; the many hundred clses 'h n'
this rrepa-ation has been used. not Single instance
known OF its having failed in eneculg piiec 49,.
stands high In the estimation OF many OF ic
able nhvc:ans of this city, who give evidence u e go
rir;c, they entertain of its merits remedy Or 'oug
&c BIZ recommending it, use BY their patcrts- iose WHO
h-ye been usiig various preparations Wlt1'I se -
have become discouraged earnestly ih'eu ~ u 'iis
many of this city Ho feHl' ~ dLgt
~ who have restored 70 health by the holey Oh i'
r,ort and who have reluctance TO Their names appear
inc in the pape-s haze LEFT their names anu address WIN
the proprietor and gwen permission 70 refer any person 70
them who may wis! 10 make INQUIRIES le1u'e % i'- sue
Cos ,,t hos attended its use. Price IS per bottle. For
e,I wholesale I2T MaidenaDei AID II retail, AZ AcsIl
son / DIN Bowcry ard e9e Broadway " C9'idins
ton 500 HUDSON; W. watson, % catherine Iarrai
26, Greenwich {. SLAM. Futoi-streei Brooklyn and Of
Druggists generally. - g.,
M James D. HOW'LL
1 siy-In the Fall Of 1887 contracted severe cold
which ba!ied ali the efforts OF my attending physicians 10
consr 1T length they csndidly informed me they could
IA no.bjng mer-thai my disease inadvertently arrived 1t
the last stacc consumption. In this STATE lakorng u-
er severe and distressing cons pain in tie right side
and chest excessive pulent eNTec,nrati1n see feet
aud and splitting Of blood, friend brought
me tote Of your Invaluable preparation from which
received 50 much benefit that, with ny physician. earnest
re,e-t proc.eih1f docen-fve which ct IN expense
OF = botieHs, 10 the asJnshnlcut all my friends.
.-.rfeet;y cu-e! disease pronounced nlys-
Co'sunpiar-audl st the possibility cure. In
short tine send Ou certificates from the doctors who
ATTENDED NE II lou are not opposed i, i>h ycu
tbs u he published in The papers-.cr think every
person ought have it by them vii save any valua
bic lives. BelieTe me- dear Sir,
Ever your grateful friend,
DO 3taw JOSHUA D. HoRSEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

<srN FARM FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE.-For sale
Y xhangc for property in thk city, the well known
Farm and Tavern stand, containing about 100 acres
OF choice Farming Land formerly owned by Jonathan
Gdney ESQ., uated the Coshocon or Western Turn
pike, % miles from Scwhurgh Orange Co and bounded by
the Little Britain Road the South. The soil IS particu-
larry adapted the raising of grain grass &c 90 acres
tiabe and under rst rate cultivation containing an
orchard e excellent grated fruit, and 10 acres of good
woodland The buildings CONSIST OF large two-story
house, with an addition excellent order, and basement
kitchen under the addition large barn, good sheds sta
bles SC. Two wells convenient 10 the house and Sheds
that afford plenty the best of wafer What in small
degree enhances the value of this property is the mex
hausble quantity Of the best limestone Gures in the
country with kiln ready t. manufacture. Either for
farming place Of public business the location is desra
BILE as easy OF access, steamboats, plying daily from
Newburgh.
Apply TO b. c. Wright, the premises; to Wright,
Losec Co. 20 Moorc-st. NewYork, where all Informal
tion will he given that is necessary. ilSu
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DY ORDER OF Daniel Pratt, First Judge Of on0udaga
Id County Courts, and Counsellor ri Law in the Su-
premc Court-Sotice Is hereby giyen, that attachment
has is-ued against the estate OF Elijah Of Commerce
State Of Michigan. nonresident debtor, on due proofs
made the said Judge, &c pursuant the directions Of
the statute, concerning attachDens against abseoHds
concealed or nonresident Debtors and that the will
he sold for the payment Of his debts unless he, tile said
Elijah Gro appear ard discharge such attachment, ac
cordny 10 Law, within nine month, from the first publ
cetio Of this notice. and that the payment Of debts
due to him by residents Of this STATE and the delivery TO
him or for his OF any property within This state be-
longing TO him. and the transfer Guy such property BY
him are forbidden by law and yod.-Da,ed Scptern
Der Both, 1874. FORBES SHELDON,
o5Iaw9m Attorneys for Attaching Creditor,
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DRY GOODS.

nRY GOODS AT BARGAiNS.-The subscribers take
~ this opportunity of informing the Ladies Of " York,
&C. they prepared 10 offer great bargains in
Dry Goods their stock consists In part OF Broadcots
Cassmeres and Satinet Bom6azines, Mernoes ana Al
paccas Linen Shceting Table Lien Toweing, Napkins,
Diapers, &c. Cashmere de Lakes, Gnghams Prints &C.
Cotton Sheetngs and Srngs and all other styles OF sea
sonable Goods Ladies ntedto call and examine teir
stock and make themselves acquainted with their prices
before purchasing elsewhere. W. ID. GREGORY d co.
40 li9 SprHl%-sS'
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Spring is coming! Spring IS coming
Birds are chirping, insects hummIng,
Flowers are peeping from their sleeping,
Streams escaped from Winters keeping
In delightful freedom rushing,
Dance along in freedom gushing,
Scenes, of late in deadness saddened,
Smile in animation gladdened;
All is beauty, all Is rnirth,
All is glory upon earth,
Shout we then with Natures voice,
Welcome Spring! Rejoice. hejoice
Soring is coming come, my ofotner,
Lei us rove with one another,
To our well remembered wildwood,
Flourishing in Nature's childhood;
Where thousand flowers are sPrinSing,
And a thousand birds are singing;
Where the golden sunbeams qulyer
On the verdure-g irdled river;
Let our youth OF feeling out,
To the youth Of Nature shout,
While the waves repeat our voice,
Welcome Spring, Rejoice REJOICE
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WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES-Tbe season HAVING returned FORE
w fitting ind re.turnish,ng kelly Y RlkER. No l3l
Chatham Just completed their Spring stick which
comprises the largest assortment and greatest variety ever OIL
.rd for nubc us ppcon consisting OF EJeroTs Interiors,
Ruins (iothcs scrolls Birds Flowers Moonght Wig
nees large Landscapes illustrative of American Euo.
~ aud Oriental Scenery together with every description of
Fixtures and Han=ur which from facilities Incidental TO
seven yearS exclusive the business they enabled
offer wholesale AID retail Il % per cenless than any other
dealers the
mil MI ~ y ~ ~. III hltlAn str,tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

sszS \ FARM FOR SaLE.-Stuate on the road from
t>7& New Rochelle 10 White Plains, about equ-disant
from each containing $50 Of land all OF which
is plough land excepting acres, which is wood land
The place divided by lane, and is laid out into ccven
lent lots for cultivation All the fences are OF stone, in
good order and the ground in high state OF cultivation.
The buildings all good character and in order For
apply 10 5. Il. KENYON, on the premises. or of
do If ]. ADRIASCE Sc John ST. New-York.
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CooDYEAR'S oVERSIIoES, Pa ented lS4i.-20000
VI pair and beautiful style. These overhoes arc
maecof new Metallic Gum-E!aStc Composition. They
arc unaltcrabc by any climate The heat Of the Torrid
Zone viii no; melt soften theIntho cold OF the Figd
Zone cauno: siificn them.
For elasticity beauty, durability, and comfort they
far superior to any other overoe offered 10 the pub
lie They have always received the highest premiums
nom the Mechanics Institute of Boston the American ln
s,ttc of New-York ard the Franklin Institute Of PILLS.
del pha warrau; oodycar oVchoeS 10 possess all the
Qualities above stated Dealers invited call. and
test the facts for themselves For sale, wholesale and
tail, hy GEo BEECHER, 100 Broadway, between Pine
ana wu ,.s,r,e, Ncw-York 1Sf
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~ FOR SALE-The two story basement house No; IL
@ Leonard 81 eet6 inches by 45 feet the lot leVitv
has been for III the occupation o The
owner aud perfect ordet fine dry Gel the whole
length of the househe kitchen light and CONVENIENT and
furnished with OF Be-beS best Ranges. The rotor
both warm cold carried tohe upper stories he bath
the second story and the arrangements Tor are
made the approved manner The yard Tagged and
IN is large grass plat covered way extends from IN.
house the of the lot The house very convenient and
cheerful aud would lie found agreeable residence for small
family IL may be between the hours Of II and O'Clock
daily. For -rInS. &c apply at II Lrouardst mi 2wS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15
COAL

cs IN PER ToN.-PEACH ORCHARD COAL,
SCsCORED ASH, discharging from boats. constantly
broken and Erg-Stovc and Nut-leve-ed above free
Of charge for carriage. Also Leigh Coal, White Ash,
Schuylkin Liverpool and Sidney Coal. Apply TO
T. STOKES DICKERSON,
dlotf loT Anthony-s. near Broadway Tabernacle.
roAL am now receiving fresh and large supply of the
u best quality of Peach Orchard cal and vii sell these
reduced prices fer cash tina; Stove and Nu 10 @ and
Broken per ton delivered the best order from the Yard
22i i'm PETER CLINTON.
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DLiNo FORTE MASUFACT0RY.-The Subscribers
L a-e finishing entircly article Of insuu-
merts, which warranted superior in tone - any IN
USE ard keep Z mitch Logger the improvement
consists HaP frame, peculiar in construction ooVi-
a.ing every objection heretofore caused Ly the se Of nc
ialc plates N !njuri1 Professors ard iurcas-
ers are invited 10 examination sf these instruments
GLENN ROGERS & co
iy22 152 Falton-street, East side Broadway.
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DY. ORDER OF the Honorable Michael UlshoeHer, hrst
ID Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas Tor the CITY anu
county OF York-Gotice Is hereby given pursuant to
the provisions of the statute aulhorSng
no-resea, debtors thar attachment has Issued against
III. esateo OF THOMAS j. HAWKS resident o. the State
of Kentu Ky and tina; the VIII b. sold for the pay
nent his Debts uns e appear and discharge such at
tachment according 10 aw, within nine months from TIE
first publication this notice and that the payment ofany
debts due hin By residents of this and ;he delivery
him for his use, OF any property within this State be-
longing to him aud the transfer Of any such property by
HIN forbidden b. law and void. Dated the 22d day
OF August, ls4i. JOHN II. MAGIfER,
au2i aw9m Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

10TH WARD LUMBER TARD At the fcct Of 54th
1 = s--ce. H,,,so- piver-e s. M0TT takes pleasure
in e7tn notice to the owners Of real estate and residents
that h. ms on hand assortment o. Lun5e oil al
t-nds Which he offers Tor safe TIE most advantageous
rs ,d 4 well aware he can compete with other deal
ers u the city as prices and quality and m
vtes all persons give him call and examine bis STOCK
previous 70 purchasing. Ja
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

DATENr ELASTIC METALLIC SIIANKS, FOR
4 BOOTS AND SuoES.-LoklN CROOKS takes this
opportunity OF calling the attention OF the trade web
the public generally the superior advantages of adopting
his improved boots and Shoes in which he has introduced
the Patent Elastic Metallic Shank.
To the wcarcr IL presents the following, amcng many
other advantages over the Old method stiening the
soles OF boots and several layers OF leather by the
elasticity OF the shank which placed in the inner sole,
il gives graceful the foot; 10 the PEDESTRIAN IL
gives ease preven,ing the pressing forward in
the boot whilst o,flsootcd persons il is equally advar-
aceos as the arch hollow OF the foot still preserved
and BY this process walking boot or shoe may be made
with low heel and the hollow of the foot not be exposed
20 the mud as In the old method. II gives support 10 all
the muscles Of the foot az the tme and is rcinarka
Div easy 10 those who are troubled with Persons
REQUIRED 10 stand at the desk viii tu them great dcsi
dcratum rsl66ml LoRlN BROOKS, l3s Futon-st.
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letter I'm ship VIM Penn, Lincoln. Falmouth. reports
her Lahaina, Sept Goth with 1900 bbls sp 0o whale
OIL bound the lime and in NZealand. 10 cruise and
pectedt be al homo in June. (beiore rep at same Place
bound hone.)
Al 5, Helena, Feb o bark Ann Maria, Carr OF and for
FAN River, 500 VIII 200 Sp.
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DY ORDER OF the Hon Ashley sampson, Fist Judge Of
u the County Court. Of the County Of MGnee, Ncee
hereby gwen that attachment; has saed og1st the estate
OF JEFFTgetE MORRISON resident debtor, due
proof MADE s,snd JUDGE puuGDt 10 tie directions o. the
coBceralGg attachments against as>cofding con
cen 80 and NONRESIDENT ieb,C snd that the will be
so the ynen s debts un2 he appear and dscharSe
sitrh ncc0du. la,y within months from the
r.t publication Of tins rnd thai the payment OF
debts due to sad Iefeco1 Morrison by residents % this
iafe add delivery HIN his Of any property
within th belonging him, and the tacsfer OF sc
prrasrty By hin. forbidden by law ard yoit.-Daed
l,oc stay ga. 1-.5
ASHLEY SAMPSON. FIr,t Judge. &c.
II. Gar. iftoneF lnt itnrhiHg Creditor mil law an
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ia VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND FOR SALE-
nM splendid store and commodious Dwelling House to-
rciler with few offices aud few vacant building
lot, adjoining situated thriving village on the hudson
River The built by the present al the prem
. about years ago during which space Of time ~ has con-
timed 10 occupy il himself and still occupies IT. doing bnSi
nus nrncpsy ON the Cash Syeen: but his health being
had wishes TO dispose it. II needs Only 10 be viewed aud
ey,nu.d into itself worthy the attention Of the
business man who may be in search of wrllesabshed con
cer, Call on Nlessrs. HUTCHlNGS, CASWELL
SNiIrU Is C.I,r.str..f y Y f2G Inn
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C,HERIFF;S SALE.-By virtue of several wrifs of hrr
= scs TO me directed and delivered viii expose 10 sale on
Sody the DIST day Apn newt At Il 9clS S a, # i ie
right title aud interest of John A. lofil, which he ,d on
tie tenth day December thousand eight hnded Sng
,e sane may be- OIL in and all III certain lot; pieces or
Parcel, OF land situate lying and beng IN the iGn @
oS mart OF Harlem Commons. and which SAID Io, heIey T
yeted are known map Of sad commons mac W
M IL ia ii9 G3 lCi ic5 66 l67 and 1913 between e oe
cond and Thrdayenue5 and between i nS,
lou an lie IN t Office he Register Of the Cry aud Couny
Of New York said lots each CONTAINING as a Wv,
in pt On each side the same cre o. les Ah1 a ap, I
nl interest Of in ant 10 the adJOninG nan part OF
Tut So fn., ON which the said lot! are Suaed-t1
tier with all singular ,- tensmeht, ana
MIN &c The above msHtioned property Is recorded III
liz Rrriser's Office Ltber 1876. page %. o>-,s
ruos f. PFrns. Depsty Sheriff
f,a,sd S-v- York March 7tli. 1876 m9 lawhw.
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ENoUNDATIoN 1iUSLISs-looo pcs for sale sy
Il i2f WELLS s. SPRING, SO Pinc-st
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IoNEs & nALL,s cnANGEAELE SAFETY LOCK-

TONES & HALLS Cil.ANGEABLE SAFETY LOCK-
This lock al the will OF its poSSess0r be charged
make millions OF locks OF that neither
the maker any other person has any knowledge what
ever of the lock.
The subscriber would respectfully Inform public that
he has purchased OF his partner VIM Hall OF Boston Mass
his half in the Patent Right In the above lock- This lock
owned and will in uture &c manufactured only by
H. c. JONES' at his establishment IN the city OF Newark
Nj. And b. this advertisement; ne would notify al per-
not otnfrinse on his Patent Right The subscriber has
been great expense 20 manufacture and 10 sell The
above lock much less price, according 20 the size than
be bought in the United States. And he wod farther
state that his lock has been picked nor opeed with
the true key that locked viii te seen by The many
trials that II has undergone n different times, with
ward Of $500 10 any person who would open fairly but
has been successful; and it is warranted in all
instances 10 get ont OF order while which has
been great annoyance 70 many who have used locks Of
different construction.
cs, Expresses and Custom Houses which have been
orally adopted and give ii satisfaction. H.C.JoNES,
III 3miawisc Patent Lock Maker Newark. y. J.
aeETAL ROOFS. Gparaateed rater 7Fgstor fice Years
I'VE ,cca Four Years Logger than GsedAThe suAScr
bcrs have invented method of covering roofs with PLAN
or galvanized tin plates which they guarantee 10 remain
waer-tght YEARS, when put Up by them The metal
is pU. that canno; &c affected BY the shrinking
swelling Of the panks on which Laid or b the cont-ac
ton expansion OF the metal.
The following gentlemen have had their dwelling housas
and stores this city covered BY this method, 10 their
satisfaction:
Henry Rrevort ESQ corner Of s,h avenue and 9TH ST.
john :. SchcrIrerhorn, No 80 Broadway.
David Aus;in. Esq. corner q Exchange place and VII
liam street..
Green Pearson ESQ. Merchants Exchange, Wall-st
Geo. Il. Butler. Esq. Nc. 81 SaSSlU-st.
Francis Burritt, Esq. 69 Eroad-st.
Notice Is gwen. thSt the Improvement Is patented al
persons In tho trade wishing cover roofs BY The sascIi-
bers plan Can obtain permission on moderate Terms
uhliif l. NhYLo, * co. - and 20 E-oad-st-
DLuMBERSi PLUMBERS! PLUMBEIiS The sub
scr,cr would call The attention of Plumbers and the
public Tea perec: article OF Tin Plated Lead Fipe
:acturv by an entirely process, for which he has tbs
month secured letters patent whic plS:es The pipe the
inside with an even perfect Pate OF pgrc Tin
Having attained grea: perfection the method Of MANN
featuring and plating Lead Pipe he is enabled offer this
suptor article the price esrscd common PIPE
He variants the ripe manufactured by him burst
Split free from ell flaws scales other a7erfsctons,
and o; perfectly uniform thickness.
Also, hand, large stock CT uutinIcd C-oton aid
Country PIPE. which be examined at the aHufac:or,
2al West street., al Johnson Brothers, 81 wNterst
SIS 6rlc r. ". low BER.
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HOME PORTS.
Arr at sth ship Louisville. unSi, NYork. Cid BRIG In
oSene, Shed, Scw-Iork