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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

TRIUMPH CHEMISTRY Harlan article
has last been perfected by Chemical combination which
exces any thing prepared for the hair Persons need
longer be imposed upon by the humbugs who advertise
their oils and grease, which every person must
know good Cor nothing but spoil the Hair by cloggng
the pores IN the head Phaon Chemical Hair lnvigoator
is warranted scurf and dandruf prevent hair
from falling out and make il grow thick and beautiful Pre-
pared by f. PHALON, Arts, III Hair pa Broadway
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IL Window shade Depot, 40. Z sprucc-st.-
10000 pair VANS hand Persons about furnishing their
houses WI isasi l90 per by calling the De-
pot bARTOL ! DE MAUNf.
" B-Cord B0sses and Tasse!s in lots to suit al manuiac
urers' prceE ul5 istf
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" yiai!nn, Division No. II, ;; oil X.-In ~
members Vi the Division requested 70 DC i
their attendance Friday Evening next Nov ~ Sf "
hear ito Report Committee 10 procure aesSas or '
Banner expected that ell who feel interested WIN ps
present. rs Ennl ueon Will be akep upon me hcPot pna
The des!us placed In the hand. Of tho Artist mmedasey
'"' $50 +. l.. PLATT, w.
az, q c,.,y n g MO 2liSs
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4. DopwORTa's DANCING SCHOOL.

K Allen D0dwOrth would beg leave inform his
friends that intention Private Dane
ing Schoo his resi- once No. l4s Bfoomesi Monday
afternoon oc Goth FROM lis Ion" connection with the
Dancing world and plvin avaed himself OF Instructions
from The best Iagl have visited mis- country such
Pau. Tag!uni end others of Ike celebrity, be feels
That e well qualified tcnc any the city ind is
Musical education will certainly give HIN greet advantage
many present IN the profession; be that IL may
those who favor hn viii! their patronage rely upon
quifiug correct and fashionable style OF Dancing
TsRms-A quarter Of II essoas Including, the Quadre
Walt. GALORE and $40 90
10 Lessons il tire Waltz rPolka............- 90
DAYS AND uouES CT TUITioH-On Monday and Thursday
o'clock Ladies and Misses u years Of On
Wednesday and Saturday O'Clock for Misses and Boys
under y years age aud Monday "Wednesday, Thurs
day and Saturday FOX Gentlemen al ! o'clock, 2. u.
"a Evening Class viii be formed, FOR these who cannot
attend earlier, from 8 10 10
Private Lessons given all hours either the residence
OF lhe pupil or at the school, OIL lmeod5
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1DIS.G-IT,TION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| er1I Gnn of Leut < Andrews, propreIors OF The En-
= Ii. inf Rroaiway and Ninh-st Ssg-sl IL This day
yed An persons having claims ainst The said Lem
s,,v are requested present them At the!s earuea
ny.nrnce to James Andrews, Sx.h-aY corner 2s.'s''
ma 3t. ------
TpHE CHEAPEST Gunsgll in Ne%.io,s rs ~, a9S w
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NEW Y0RA CASH TAILORING Establish
7 uen 1877 Broadway, three doors below the franklin
House The subscribers would call The attention Of their
customers and the public very large and well selected
assortment Of Fall and Winter Goods Embracing Ill tbs
styles OF French and English Peo Cloths for winter
garments black and fancy Boneans elastic Casseres OF
entire new ailerns very r!eh styles OF Slks Cashmere
which Will be made 70 order few hours notice, and 10
tha superior styo for which the establishment Gas
been so long celebrated
Employing In the cutting department the bes. talent n The
city do not hesitate challenge comparison WIN any
IN point OF style elegance and workmanship me same
tina prices will convince the most sAepnCei URss
garments can be furnished very reduced ne o
cash We would also call attention TO me faney osp 'a
u,eni connected witt, tho establishment waee can uo .oo
every article requisite complete gentleman
of the and richest materials an of
In the Paris and London markets. Also an ussot
rcadv made Dress Erock Goats and "lntef safncnls
every description for the accommodation oil NOSE requiring
articles .a,S o. afe'' 80 ]. C. BOOTH co
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o believe ne, that all those endearing young charms,

believe ne, that all those erdearing young charms,
Which sszed on SO fondiy that day,
That healthy face snowy neck, hands and arms,
And tsck Iess-s have all down away.
Thou could slill be sdorod though thy hair grey
And thy SKIN thus dis6eured with tan;
Use Goness Soap and Hair Restorative well to-day,
YoU'il be tomorrow TN angel 70 man.
" There surely be person living al this Gay,
but who has friend who has rested The beautiful quail
OF Joues sian Chemical Soap ard Coral Hair Rector
alive they aye bceu~nvencd eight gears this month"; and
every day becoming popular ana universally cd.
will prove Jones' WI: any diseases of the skin,
and il clear healthy lovely aud beautiful. removing
>tInnurn, pmpes bclches recklcs &c Jones'S Coral
Hair Restorative ony iliinss for Trial botte,l viii
force the hair grow stop trailing of scurf or dand
ruff and make light red grey grow durk and fine /,
cheapest article made 70: the toilet and
dressing the Mind, ask for Joness articles, and
the American Eagle So Chsthsm.st and 52l Broadway and
lS9 Eul,on-st Rrooklvn MS 2teod
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Boarding..
BOARDING ar 81 CORTLAND-SI

BOARDING AT ct CORTLAND-ST.
a rs GERG nov accommodate OK single gen
W. l.encn with board Ga comfortable roomr, Until The LIST
OF Mays also furnished parcr and led adjoining,
suitable for ilmiyterTns Observation-Disclosures en-
changed. no I'M
a FURNISHED Bedroom wunteo ii private
E2fanily, by moral young 81 per week VIII be
given and pay weekly Address Box w Tribune o.rcet'
ElUAKDINtt. a t-S genLeei persons can be accom-
ID modated with board and desirable rooms on The "a
door oil house No 81 Chsmberss The house is well sup
piled with Crotou water and bathing room, 10 which
hoarierp will have without charge References
given and required. Apply ut 81 Chainbers.s OH ISL
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"WEDNESDAY, Nov. l9.
ssnd is firm to-day, and prices steady
SAFES loo DDS o'S ia3 SIT and 200 do Pearls
Export from LIST to lstn srrhor
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MEMORANDA.
The packet ship Hendrck Hudson. for London. sails
to-day.
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D7p Bcoce.
GEO. Il. WILLIAMS

GEO. 4. WILLIAMS,
> 4 EXCHANGE PLACE Is doors East OF William
street, invites his old Customers and Merchants gem
orally examine his STOCK oi BLACK Blue Black and
Cyure silks ana Sas Veycls, boiabaZines, ApaccGs,
Nous. lc Lanes, Cusmaeres Reps, Fine Glnghuns and
other Dress Goods; White CGnbE;cs Musins, and Dmi.
ties, 81 o3 Laces, Thread Llse, Embroidered J9conel
ana Swiss TRIMMINGS Embroldeed Collars and Chmi-
sees Green Gauze Barge and Lace Wells; Talf, Satin
and Velvet Ribbons Cap and Bonnet Ribbons; Wool,
Wursted Six and Btoce Shaws; Dress Hdks, Gloves,
Sewing Silks Goods Thread aad Needle Stores; Cen
t.emen's Rich Scar;s, C.uYals. Stocks and Ties &c
% iistf
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by JAMES n. MiLLEIt--
D THURSDAY. Nov. 90.
At IL O'Clock, at tho MerchAnts Exchange,
I6 llS l2D BROAD way-Wi be sold under the direction
of PhIo T. RuL es, Master Chancery, all those three
houses ami of land situated the easery side OF
Broadway adjoining each oe bei%een Cedar and Pine
SIS and now known Nos. l6 ll8 and 10 Broadway,
taken oshe contain In 50 feet inches. In the rear
~ feet, on ie North side III feet the South 10 inches
For full particulars see Masters notice
FRIDAY Nov 2lst,
Doors SHOEsAt i0t O'Clock, al the store OF A. Ga
:, 100 Boots aud shoes.
also, l. o Rubbers.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

FALL AND WlNIEA GUIDE.
XETM T. JENNINGS co. Diapers and Tnilors, I'm.
wv por.ers Of Cloths ard Cassimeres Vesdngs, &c, Isl
Bro.dway American Hotel opposite the Fountain, are In
rece, Of an extensive assortment Of goods for Fall and
Winter wear comprising, French and English Cloths for
Dress aud Fock Goats n o.
SIX Satin Merino and Velvet Vestngs, hIled Cloths,
w.eds &c for OyerCoals, which will be made up
TO oie through The aid OF as eeiea. corps O cutter.
az can he fond In the country an essential poin IL me
1900 ~ which WE would direct and In rendering Tho
style and character Of garments such as must sssiy s
dscmnans that our yew Of s s rse
Such as have sustained Of small profits and quick
and prompted The ~ the elra pe eensSs
vino would really effect saving VI 'e eA9a PEI oenps9o
lsvied under the credi, systenL .. =.
The attention directed to the Pantaoons department mus
continue TO offer inducements 70 those who appreciate III
combining ease AID elegance
u addition TO the usual assortment OF goods Kept 6y the
have always hand ready made Dress and Frock
Costs Pentaloons Vests &c 10 answer me requirements OF
hose OF may require hTs rate sui!
Also Fary Dress Articles great variety; Scat Crava.
Hsndkercieis Glcyes Suspenders, Hosiery
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shlrls Collars &c. &c ais u
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Do. Book OF Good Examples do.
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Chances and Changes. Tale. BY Chas Burdett Mig gus
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED.
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Old Thoughts on the New Year.
The SchoOln:ssters Progress.
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An Embroidered Fact.
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alARlNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

alNlAfCRE ALMANAc.......TaIs DAr.
suS. MOON. i FULL SEA.
Rises. So Sets. Il % Rises 10 3S Morn %
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@nstlgn aales.


JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auci;oneer
sgY BANGS, RICHARDS dS PLATTs-Slofe
ID 204 Broadway.-Lbersl each advances made Cd con-
s,gnnlenls for auction sses. - ,,.,,~,,,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 4 FRIDAY E'ENiNoS,
Nov 18th, Goth and 2ist
EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY-A large
erd very choice collection English and American BOOKS
embracing standard and desirable works on History me
oogy Biography Voyages and Travels, the Drama rmo-
sophy Bellies Lees Aria and Sciences and general le:a.
rre ed tons OF Greek and Latin Classcs, vsuaole
French Spanish and Italian languages eeRaai
Embellished Works, &c. &c.
4, COTTON g. CO. Auction and Commission Msr'
chants Nos. lis Fulton slreel, and 81 Ann sueel-Llo
rra advances r.sdc consgnmentS and prompt returns
made.
THIS DAY, Nov. ~,
At l0t O'clock at No. 62i Robinson'st ~.
SHERIFF SALE-Of all the right itle and interest OF AZ
win Davis of in and pair OF matched roam horses and
one bay horse .
FRIDAY Nov. 81.
At II o'clock, ut 81 Ann.st
SHERIFF SALE.-One horse, one cart and harness.
ON SATURDAY Nov. y
At 10 O'Clock, at No. l43 West l7,lrsL
SHERIFF. SALE OF GROCERIES, Gc.-Comprsipg tea, su-
gar coffee Spices SOAP Candles cheese, lard moasses,
dou meal hams pork rice, scales weights measures, hx'
mr. Or
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ncnrreRt ifollty.

Checks and Certiicstes the country New ork
Banks are from TO discount the rate depending part
ly the and partly the Location of the Bank
Checks and Certificates the interior New-Engand
Banks are from to per cent. discount.
By reference to our City Items it will be seen
that the Mechanics Bank has paid back to VIM Warner
the 5000 obtained Of him forged paper by Higgins
Virgil & Co took up the river on Monday even
ing Sl2400O in specie, for the Montreal Banks.
The following were the earnings Of the Mohawk
and Hudson Railroad for the week ending l4th Nov.
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v4TnaBLE BOOK

COOPER'S NEW NOVEL,
burgess. STRINGER 1 co. have in press aud will
ID publish on Saturday. I'd November, The ChaDbearer
or The Lulepage Manuscripts By J. Fenimore Cooper
ESQ. author OF Ssisnsoe'' Spy" Pathfinder" Two
Aanirals," sc In volumes. Price IS cents
o bid vain endeavors cease.
Revive the jisi desis ns of Greece;
Return in 81 thy simple Stale.
Confirm the ale her relate. Collins.
BURGESS, STRlNGER 4 co. ~ Broadway,
no Sis corner Aun-st
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Export. from Isl 10 lstn .

pparls ~
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A GENTLEMAN about TO visit the above city for fe"
n months will take charge OF any business entrusted 10
him Manufacturers Of goods, machinery &c adapiea 70
The Brazis will lind is a favorable opportunity. Apply
To- PHELPS DODGE & Co. 10 Clf.sL nib lweodts'
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I ETTEK BALANCE-in Pencil Case For the
IL New Postage Law.-JOHN SHELDON'S Patent
Unique Poci COphnion containing Letter BaIace for
the Cts and 20 rates OF Postage, the OF. o.
o. Is and o. Avoirdupos Weights; aconvenen Pen
and Holder, improved .verpOlnLed Pencil, ToothPicH
and Sov-reiguG Gage Letter Seal reserve for Leads al
h top Case, AID the whole 10 measure WITH
being exactly inches; forming complete Muun IN Par
vo tn: couv;ences which seltevident Fog sale ny
JOHN J. BROWN i co. ~ Fu!ton-st. ueAr Nassau
4 descriptive circular is given with each article NJ
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4 AIDES, LEARN TO SING-A good opportun
~ tyThe subscriber for tie cake OF Increasing The mum
Der OF ladies' his Elementary Music Class induced
offer them tuition in this cass al LILLE than ht
price. Friday evening the 2st, at Oclocs Will be good
Tune TO unite with the Glass. Room Ill Broadway Han
mony Should The number OF members become nifty or
more the cgss VIII receive extra Cf Lessons in
Harmony Thorough Bass &cl tcithout pay.
J. +. WARMER. Translator OF Weber,
NO sis, AgL!or OF RGGLmenlal LESSONS In Muse NC
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d. "a. mn TO LOAN on productive real estate In
30, UUV,his civ and Brooklyn, in sums to suit ap-
piIcants nj 8 and 7'per cent interest ,,.iY
=, 'oAi-' - No 90 WallsL
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GROCERIES, three days.-fhe market Tor su'
gar though firm continues active, ths sales being chiefly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05

The Convention at Clarkcsburg recorded in
'"e io'iowinS proceedings, promises to b. a
mattero attention to those concerned and ,vo
Judge that the people of iIar.ison ar, getting
interested IN IT, although in fact they world h,
ocnehtted by tn. rail road bing mad. her,
ld'ner than at Parkcrsbrg. 1t woulIb, wei
Tor them to think of dis.
KALI ROAD MEETING AZ nuL;.
neetihg held in Cldrksburg pursuant ~ M
ttious notice, Oh the DIST day of AnriI lGi,
40, ,he purpose of taking such action nm IN,
SUBJECT of the Baltimore and Ohio pa;i panJ
~, ,e ONO River, as might b. deemed expedi-
Geo. II. Lee, Esq was called TO Tho Chair
I"S rnin; Chaplin, appointed S .]crctary. Nng
;.onl,tl Esq explained the object of iha mn .et.
"is, a'hi on ms motion, it was.
HsS'toe1, That this meeting b.,,II,
prove oil the procee ling,, of the oiti,crs pnf
WOOD county. whereby COW ,ntio, b,. IL
caiicd, To meet in this plac, on tb, 11G, az
way next, TO take tn subject of the B,Ifirnnys
a"I ONO R1ll Road into con-il,r,ti,u ami 4,
I'dicate such action a. may b, d,,n n
circulated To promote said Improvement AMI
UNI we do cordially invite TN, pennI, nr ,L,
.oun.ies IN Western Virginia. who feel am in.
convention. 7''' D" S'i'
Hcsoired. That one hundred d I@ogstcs f.,
ac,'iI %ii Convention, b appoint,Ib, IN,
'Hdir, 70 BE- selected from the different s.ci,ps
oithe country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05

LAiESI FROM TENAS-Conrocqii,n of
CongT6oS.-I steamer John s. N,ki,n ar
IiVea al New Orleans on the 2Ith nit. from
galveston, whence she sailed on tine Dist mir
Inc PRESIDENT had issued his proclamation
c~onveninS Congress on Monday. The 18Th day
ui'uie next We learn from the proclama-
uoh tiat the Government of the United Stat les
mas Selected The first AMI second sections (NIr.
Milton Brown's) as the basis for consnnSrn,.
ting the proposed union.
Al a Meeting held in Washington comfy
strong resolutions were passed i'm favor of inn.
lneoiats annexation, d" without reference ~
~ WISHES or concurrence of anu forcig,, or
european pouer;;" and calling ON the Pras;.
oeht To convene Congress Immediately Tha
meeting also recommended t.. the citizens Of
'Hs Republic, III case the President did MOI
convene Congress, 10 meet as soon as possible
III convention to ratiiy the Joint Resolutions
mo FORM a State Constitution. Mr.. +. AL
zen, attorney General, who was present oh
Jected to the tone of the resolutions.
Mr. Scurry, in reply, minated that The
cin]en' oil the Rapublic might yet become still
more lmpail' m oi the delay of the President
~ @hhyeilnS Congress, and adopt m ,asute,
Iiuch more violent than those recon mnnJ,d :,
the resolutions. The resolutions yyer,. ,,,aa
tmo ", adopted. Gen. NJ. Hunt. DIR. J. G.
Ghaimars, Judge Ewing, II. w. Williamson
A"LiSs anu Olilcr prominent gentle
men participated in the nrocrrd;ngs ~
PRESIDENT issued his proclamation ON the fol-
lowing day. "' vi
!. was rum ?red at the scat of govarnm mt
Inat COMMUNICATION had been received from
Hen. Arista, by way of Corpus Christi and
Denar' conveying assurances that the new 90
y%erninent OF exico is disposed to treat with
ieSas on the basis of lndapenlence
similar dispatches W. learn were received
nom Vera Cruz by the Eurydice. II is rnmor.
eo also mat the Texan government had an
sweIsa th'ss communications, AMI tha dss-
pitchas Tor this purpose were sent blck +, We
IA Cruz By a British vessel. So savstb h. H.
ton Star of the 10Th Ill.
y Hon, Ashbcl Smith, whose departnre
tor England has before been mentioned. has
oeen re-app2intcd Charge d'Anairs of the r.
pubic of Texas in France and Enoland and
mas proceeded 10 assume the duties of his Of
nee. Ihe office of Secretary of STATE. md
', vacant by !hisa appointment, will be taken by
cral. ~ A'"e! uch-
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U-S~A writer in the Parkcrsburs Gazette
suggests an application TO the Legislature at
it's mex session fora charter to construct a rail
road from some point on the Potomac TO the
mouth OF the Little kanawha. We have sup
posed that the Baltimore and Ohio Rail road
Company would not appear at Richmond
sgsm but they pay but a poor compliment To
The Legislature IN surprising that they would
not know the thing though the name was
changed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05
JOB PRINTING

dead body of q man. suppo.
- POSED TO be drowned. was fund on The 2s,h
Apri le45. at The shore Of The Ohio river. an N.
arm Of 5 Bnrckhead, belnw SisiersyiIle. TvJe,
ao""'!. va; lie had on u brown Linsey wormu.,
WI" me'ni b"iiohs on the collar ard slice ve,. bI,e
L'nsey panialosns onisrde. and brown on,s ,nJo,
mem Blue black cloth vest liz ed with red Fan
mel nnh socks " III whio Zee, and b own ie,s-
ne was i've feet seven inches high, with bIocs
mar; supp sed between 80 and 40 ,ean Of noe
enad IN ms pockets a rockei knife. and a NJ exc,
DION CONTAINING q one and n three dollar bill. No
hood. 's""of'
We, Gazette an Chri iian Advocate. Piushu,,h
ana Tin 'innaii Gazette. puhlish each TO The oronn,
o 81. and charge this Office. 2, ma.
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Eliza nj Fox and others.
John B. lion.
PURSUANT TO a decree rendered in this causo,-
nj Tho April Term Of The Circuit SuperioF
C"nri Of Law and Chancery Oft Ter county. ls4f
- will on the Cd Monday ~ June next. that being
Court day. sell a tract Of two hundred acres Of land.
situated on McKim's Fork of Middle Island creek,
IN SAID county OF Tyler. The sale will be made az
The door OF the CURT house. Of the said county Of
Iyler. by public auction. md on The follow ing ,erm.,
VIZ: One fourth Of the purchase money to be paid in
hand. aud the remainder in SIX. Twelve and eisb-
teen months from The day Of sale. The purchaser to-
give bonds hearing interest. for the payment Of the
deferred ,nstalmenis: JAS KRAMER. d s for
mays J WILLIAM.oN. nc.