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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-05-17

We cOpoy the following article from the
Lynchturg Republican The views therein eS'
pressed must meet the concurrence VI e''''
true democrat. Mr.. Blair has made sacrlhce
to his party deserving all praise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
DIED

Yesterday morning, SARAH JANE, only daughter of
Sylvester and Sarah W Tutte aged years months and
20 days.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited at
tend the funeral o'clock this afternoon at the residence
Of her father, 1874 Chatham square.
She will be taken 10 PatchoSue, Long Island for Inter
mcnt
Monday morning, the 9TH inst. of lingering illness.
WALTER E. HNER of the late Carrot Hyer, IN the
46tli year OF his age
The friends and relatives OF the family and those of his
the late Isaac ucyer respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
his late residence No LspnDard St. without further
invitation as ~
Al Albany 5,h John F. Austin, l6 Bernard McKown,
so 9th, Mrs. Rehecca Winnie, 30.
At Sackotts Hurbor 22d ult. Mrs. Pamela H., wife OF
Capt. d. IL. Vinton, [. 5. A., 81.
AT Brownylle jefferson Co Mrs Aoge!inc Rogers IS.
At Manchester, y. II. April LIST, STEPHEN WEBSTER,
Revolutionary soldier. 81.
Revolutionary pensoner.
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MARRIED,

On the 9th inst. by Rev. Henry Chase, Mr. MILTON NJ
GILMAN 20 Mis- AMELIA REYNOLDS both OF this
City.
On Sunday evening the 9Th inst, by Rev. Dr. L ell Mr..
Charles H. Gardner u Athens, Pa TO Miss PHOEBE ANN
TKEADwELL, daughter of Leyeritt Treadwell ESQ. OF
this City.
Salem papers please copy.
At Albany %, Joseph Yates TO Sarah F. Milton.
At Ellcotyille 9th nit. Wm. Vcuales TO Mrs Hudah
Rust.
AT Hudson, 2oh ult zephcniah Coffin to sally Hatch
23d, Severine Carey TO Caiharine Van Woert.
At Cayerack, 9Th inst Vim. T. Snyder TO Christina
Krine.
At Gunalo, 5th Samuel waworth to Harriet Nickel
At Erie Pa. 27th ut. B. Franklin Dean, Editor OF Eric
Observer, 10 Elizabeth NJ Barr.
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ROMAN EYE BALSANI.

to- The LIGHT OF Bopy TN EYE.H-What
calamity must be for those who have weak 10 live II
perpetual twilight They csunot read pleasant books
write pleasant letters their friends enjoy the rlea;an
sunshine of bright day Nature may be joyful
her holiday attire they condemned 10 constant gloom
Not ,cessaly however Science has produced many wor
ders aud among others the Roman Eye BGisam. a caa
ogur the patients who have been cured BY It's application
could be read sitting Il the eyelids are Unframed
the eyeba bloodshoi matter what the cause may have
been-us call a; the OF Nessrs. Sands Co. Broad
way aud they will furnish with jar of the Balsa for 2
cents with printed directions for Persevere III the a
plication for s,or, time Ton ciR succeed;
Prepared aud sold by ABB SANDS X co. Chemists ant
Druggists 273 Broadway Chambers Sold also at
Fulton s.; and II East Broadway. mis- Inns
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= Great Bargains Tor Cash.-The subscribers

t. Great Bargains Tor Cash.-rhe subscribers
having purchased of Messrs j. w r. Leav their eniire
'''e" u '7''''' FANCY DRY GOODS
are np,ir 10 sell the lots SUIT purchasers AZ
GREAT BARGAINS for ash o. nity Accep,nceS al the
Purchasers Cash will mud TO their advantage 10 exam
in, said stock before putcha,ng great inducements VIII be
held forth the shape OF pnees III order TO close II before The
Is, MAY, = - =
This large splendid stock consists III Part OF the oow-
Ing enumerated articles. viz
French aud Scotch Printed Nuslins,
Lawns and ldccnets,
Scotch aud English Glrchams;
Nous. Dc LANES and other styles OF pFess pcooS'
Brown Liner Drills. White do Fancy do.
Plain Bro. Linens, Grass Cloths,
Blue Drills aud Cattonsdcs with general assortment oil
other pautalccn stuts.
Swiss Do plain and Ssarsa Book MasIit Taisioa
CSbrc and Furniture Dniites. together with large as
ALSO.
Linen Shir,ings and SheeiinSs Pillow Case Linens,
Long Lawns Birdseye Diapers Damask do.
Linen Table Cloths aud NAPKINS,
Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Ensli,h French and American rr'n,s.
Furniture Chintk do.
English, French and American Broad Cloths,
Kentucky Jeans, sa,iae,s Linstys. vss;ins., &c
Silk and Cotton velve,s. Bra,er,eens
CottoR flag HdSiS, Pongee and Silk nag do.
CyatS and Gloves with assortment Of Hosiery
ALSO
Fa,dugx Canvas Flsuneis
Brown aud BIeaehei SHir,ins, and Shee,inS, sc &c.
All which will be Offered such prices cannot fail 10
ave satisfaction 20 close buyers.
az Swis COOKE, ANTHONY Il MAHoNi,
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COUGHS COUGHS :. COUGHS -. COUGHS. -!
y COUGHS -. COUGHS -. The most po9u-
lar Nedcia. that now in The City Of Boston and the
New.Enrland States for the cure of Coughs. Colds Con
SYMPTOMS Splitting Of Bood AID all complaints Of hs Lungs
and Breast, IS Nfs VI. y. GARDENERS INDIAN BAL
SAM OF LlVERWORT. It's efficacy Is already known IN
New-York By those who have Boston or tn. medicine
and still, having repeated orders would give notice that
Messrs A. g. L o. SANDS have supply Of the above
invaluable Cough Baisa,n and will furnish the price
as in Boston 1t IS PUT up walls 50 Zach, with foil
directions for u.s.
inns
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SILK GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES.

SILL X GO Cd ).
NEW SPRING STYLES.
PECK, NICHOLSON s. WRIGHT,
NOS l39 Pearl and 90 Beaver streets, New-York
would respectfully the attention ST Merchants visiting
this city to their assortment OF S and Faney Gsods com
DRESS GOODS,
Bareses and Balconies printed Jacones aud Satin
stripe Musls d complies OF Muslin de Lanes
of al. styles prices rich satin striped and embroidered
Tsr,,sn Muslin dresses 4neson Bfocade and satin striped
Silks.
Broche Cashmere Baerc and full assortment Of Camsieon,
and Daak silk Shawls rich Damask Alpaca and Stradll-
Ia shawls new aud beautiful article together with black
,ad cold Muslin de Lame shawis in great variety.
RIBBONS,
f assortment Bonnet and Cay Ribbons of the newest
and riches: styles complete assortment of Tafeti and sa'
tn l,ibh-us Also full assortment Of Millinery Articles
LACEs,
El,,h aud German Thread Laces and Edsngs hsd Cap
Laces re assortment trimming Lsce AID Lace Edsnss.
GLOVES,
Consisting oil Md tn, manufacture blk and cold Silk,
Egyptian and File, Gloves with large assortment Of Fancy
select assortment Of Fancy Edkfs Linen Cambria lidks,
PONCE and Spita,d Hdks together with great variety Of
pan. Cords Gimps and Trimmings styles, all Of
which will be- offered al the loTest market prrees
Crtt~f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

PUBLIC ROOM IN THE 18th WARD:
THE Aston SALOON, 1876 ElGHTH-ST. AND D
ASrOR PLACE. three doors East of Broadway
~ This elegant Saloon, tupoa the hr,, Aoot)
nearly 100 feet in length with convenient entrance Al ehsr
end may be en;e by the day or evening Tor all pnee oees
Appiy 90 the premises or to JOHN H. bEoM
BROTHERS, IS and 81 Broad street. or 81 SrosawsS
s,ISs Ra"m 50 isd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

~ The Organ of Voice.. t. MURDOCH,
by RE,nxas and RrolTITloSs a; The Sosrety Library on
hunday Evening IQh MS Selected passages val be gwen
norous sketches from the Pekwck To eon,ue nee
quarter before o'clock. Tickets to be had at the
llih street. 10 @
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

Path ut lat "a Ion 20 IS, schr Sophia. Drew. ds I'm
York for Trinidad dc Cuba.
3O,h ul, 3a 80, Ion 63 49, schr zerviah, DIS I'm
York for Barbados
3st nit lat 81, lon "A, ship Havrc of Gardiner, Me- I'm
NYork Scr N0Tleaus
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
on- thicl soiua. l2ua9 BEAUTIFULLY zted Il arss clear

OG thck tourls Emo besnuIIf fiaed n IaT.s eItar
Typ, OF fine psn=r. g cents
Their Is nc o. no mas thoroughly h-pS-ht th-
sentIr 81 ci=ui stores DO 10; kno-y t-RaSi.ros
irb,- v lt tn old cizIc s5TIi; lh--s
as made happy continuous edFancs 20 e nigh
aims of Po~y with whom The study and pursuit have
been of ssuali- passion.
The volume IS -,oss Justly Re ell-d feast Of nsesTed
SWEETS where c-1te srsIi -Lgador EzG-ziEeT-
This Is leIicioas voune-s rery bookuII Of honey
Il consists Of extact-ost exquisite bI:fsom British
Poets linked together IN 40 tSy L. tint the al
most yalushle the g-Fls,'LaTsdcn .ir. CsioR-
Gav iez OF earthly harpireSs lie sofa md
read perpetual novels BY a-1rarx -g these substitute ~
endless Of works like present. and u would not Il
useful book FORMING the II would be Impossible TO
Conceive We sboud alwavs think better OF The house t
fitted 70; the i,esd- end the draw table book 70
enjoy onss self and alk Of to otsrS and 70 coniGe ~
Of pleasant thoughts and r-c9llseiions With al
Ma-f-fEs.
40 WHEY ( PUTNAM. ISL Broadway.
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u SPRING srYLE OF HATs.-BlRp. oOssrk oy
PI>s Nassau administrations Hats ofthe style
day March, Isl, ls'5l
Al Inns BIRD. corner of PiRe and Nassau
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wM. ". SuIRLEY. Aucticneer.

HOUSE FURNITURE SALE-TnCRSDAI,A April 10.
Al 10 O'clock AT the story house No ls9 broadway.
near Brccme 81 Catalogue sale OF handsome Furniture IN
part Extension Table Brussels other Carpets and Rugs
Centre ac large Library Book Case, Sofas Ceutre Ia
bes Beasteads Mattresses, Chairs, French and American
Clocks Vases, Girandoes, Cutlery Platedware Britannia
Sets, Fire sets, Nc.
At IL O'clock 20 oil Paintings, by old masters; also. an
imported Cabinet Piano Forte, $780, sweet tone and
warranted In perfect order. az IT,
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roRrTGS PORTS

Sailed from Whampoa Jan 9, brig Sarah Abigail Sher-
man, NIork.
AT Havana Goth ult ship Crstova Colon. Smith, NYork
AT Matanzas 10th ult brig Unon Mitchell, for NYork
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srpAY. Apr.ill,h

Al 10 O'clock AZ No, s Beach st.
large and general assortment of good and iasnioasee
Eurni;ure comprising one Piano Forte, SOFAS Conehcs
D,vas, Mahogany Chairs Pier, Centre and DlnnS laoes
wardrubes, ottomans. Pier Glasses Carpets on Ce'hs
Dressing and Plain Bureaus Feather Beds and Mattresses
China ard Glassware Refscrator and general as
sortmsnt OF Kitchen Furniture
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FASHION.
HAIR CUTTING

ExfnE- Nc-
WOODWORTH'S planning MACHINES.
NoURTEEN. YEARS EXPERIENCE, together Win
4 many valuable Improvements and ADDITIONS 20 us io
rner tooS enables subscriber 10 FURNISH Il shoFt no'
80 q, the mos. perfect construction. materials ana work
snsh;p Machines TO plane wood IN al us var'eiies sc
~ blaming or sarfacine only, or cutting moudmss
iso planning tonsueing Snd greoyins lonuns' CT fA'
betting and planning c,apeoardS
Ann,caton may es made TO the subscriber al ms esta-
,hmer; in Foxboru or his ciee, come. OF CONNER
isI ana Lewis streets Boston, where Machines aF oe
80 and any information relXtve 20 the same may Dc OBJ
80 "a Wen AZ O; josiah Blackwell and Co. New-fcrk
o. OF J. W. Schenck, Albany
- ,.e-s a: mere inquiry nus, De postpaid
1''sS " SAMUEL 8. SCHESCK.
roxho,o. Mass. Aprl i. ls4i. ID sa
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wAf. II. JONES Aucs,onesr

N. II. JUNES, -NUNtuUcVf
~ w KINRAI.L 4 CO. viii sell On WEDNESDAY.
e.. Aprl 9th az I0t O'clock the OF B.aSg. God
FREY & Co No 2Is Pearl ST. 500 Boots, Shoss ard
Bros ms and Hats comprising large and desirable sssos-
rent Of prime and easonaoe goods, just received direct
nom the manufacturers Terms at sale. ~ u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES RETAILED AT
" WHOLESALE PRICES by J. T. WlLLlsToN.
Dealt. III Watches No. Cortland Broadway up
stairs.
All WATCHES sold At this establishment Warrant
ed 20 be such Represented. The money refunded
Second Hand Watches taken IN exchange or bought for
Watches, Clocks and Jeygclry repaired in the
best manner. At the lowest prices tniS ms,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

~ Our ctzrus engaging have Plumbing W crk
done oi their teaars the OF Baths Water Clos
Shower Fs.hs &c VIII do well 20 call Messrs Ph;lbn X
Jenkins basement, No Johue,. whose work has hns far
given universal satisfaction. RS ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

NOIIEE.-The suhscnOers har- aEea horstio silAs
Brown eopertnersp and will continue thr hoie
DR. Goods busineas 1ssrr the S, No 2l pes
street unii Nay WHEN thsyI viii No. rs Pearl
strer;- sILAS BROWNE co. al 5tis-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

Rielaoad April 7-Saiod bark Parthian, New Orleans
scrs Mariner, Newbnryport; Sarah Ann, Boston Wave
do.
Norfolk April 5-Arr schrs Ann D.sB deli. New York
Counsel Jarvis do Edward Sherman, Boston Del Sorte
Belchcr SHaven for Fredericksburg; Amelia, String
York.
Emerald, Boston.
Noble, Aprii Arr ships John Dunlap, Boston; Telu-
NAH, do bark Attlca.
Cl'd ships Wallace. Liverpool; Uncas NYork Br bark
Euclid, St John, NIB.
Eer ORLEANS. March 3l-Arr Austrian ship Elizawete,
Gibraltar: ships jas Shepard, Lverpoo Orleans, New
York APOLLO Boston; Margaret Forbes Rio de Janeiro
Russell Glover, Liverpool; 81 Mary, Siork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
MILLINERY GOODS.

Ill Psfenee, aud manufacturers Of tire Nezpoiitau Bon
H nets respectfully inorn the trade that they are Gow
ready supply tie above Article Of the latest 81! lie
and u quality quantities SUIT Turcs.seEs
They warrant that they alter and clean thu Bonnet TO
appear equal TO
brr IRE cautored against artel. Of The kind
market THE Article for which 'se feceiE.d The
silver medal u the last ar fti- American nstitGte, has
tickrt upo= It. Apply 70 THOMAS IfsE, i72 Peal A.
o. AZ the maAufsctory Of PATTlSOE. NOE co.
mi istNIavI- Mo- p Delaney 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

~ Becbe x Costar's Fashion for Spring,
lS15.-CRoWN-7i inches high, 5l6ih he'll. yeoman.
curve.
Tff-i oval. N -, o,,I -,,bs,
fuller sides and tape,iuE off very hSe meeting WIN
very slight ,urn the roa: and rear Sr.-the uaGe fi
Of she brim sloped and Ii nch curved
BAND-gls,h inches wide with buckle
BlNDlNG-s-ls,k inch wide
Feb. eth, 1915. ~.
NIB Ia preserving 20 the public and the trade Sene3ly
the detail of the proportions Of Srns style and IN
announcing fer the ensuing W -
thar SO in full reliance ha us intrinsic
beauties positive merits viii procure for II the undeao'e
stsmp OF public approval aud adoption. -
y conparison of FkCCliAK
those " some OF The other announcements IS TSk
WI al aee satisfy the public the originality Oh ths
and that all attempts bni sorry eNoE's 20
elusive claim. m2S swls
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EAsTERN PORTS.


1ya,rsa April AR 9Th, bark Hector. Oahu, Bahia,
Feb 2O:h.
ESgaroen April 3Ar schrs Sylvia. Hgbec, Boston for
Philad James Brick Reeves. do for do; Richmond, Pac-
dard NYork for Portland Watchnan, Smith, do for do
Ann Denman do for do.
5,h arr schrs Granville, Haskell. and Challenge, Foster,
NYork for Boston.
Boston, April 5.-Cld. ships Deucalon Allen, Noreaus
Sabatis Cox, Apalach cola brgs Boston, Nckerson Bal
timore Lewis Bruce Studey, Phiad sctrs Cape Fear,
Young, ST Peters, MIC Gcndower Read Petersburg Va.
Sailed ships Eliza Warwick, and Niooe; bark Massasoit
Salem, April 5-Arr bark Chaiccdong, Todd, Buenos
Ayres Feb brig olinda Hutchinson. do do. 9th brig
Ccylon Bassett Bssau, Africa, Feb 70; Mermaid Mar
shall! Rio Grande.
7t arr banks Reaper. Gaoup, Gambia, Africa. 9Th ut;
Cuba Nelson Gabcon Africa Feb o s.oop Senator, Clark,
NYork.
Portland April Ar bark T Brown, Goodins, Quay
ANA schr Freeman, Spear, NYork
Belfast, April Arr schr Savannah Toothake, Machas
for NYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

y To sportsn,en, etc ete.-Tbe wFitcr offers Al
perfect and Stock Fsnssuase Coan;T
famous for beauty scenery abundance Of and fish and
delightfully."- healthy climate Il, web timb-red and
ed TbrTe also abundance Of powsro=rins aesr.
Die occupations and r-sidenee for an Invalid
Tb~ soil OF the rches the ssadT stocked with
sheep horses for breeding sc SC Bat improvements
rzpid progez5 for keeping lsas, thousand se asd
other stock proportion The annual sHease keeping the
animals low that the profits se srse5rsetins ewes lv
ing over one dollar aid h,lfeaeb eIsz profit Er
The above offers favorable opportunity FOR Elsismin
Sco;ehraan who accustomed 20 sock particularly sheep
The advertiser wishing BE- absent from the place pat OF
the yesr, seeks agreeable epmfanon atatr N The
above Should hs The eye OF such, VINO has
field sports 4ad rural pursuits he MAJ learu further
particulars By Addressing post raid w : Beverley Ha=s
Express Office No Sc Wall NewYosk a. tdeod2tW
q DIR. Locock, Sir James Clark. Dr.. Fs-sr-
Dr. iIisoa all Medical Faculty strongly
rnended Bsr.ys TncophcrouS Patent indicated Com
pound prevent badness and c:ey aT to rstofs the li
which has fallen off become Thin eli Scu-t and
dandruf. Take the following as as specimen:
NEw-YosS. March ? 1914.
This is to certify that have used Bar's Aedicaed
back of M had falling of the tine first applied it
has been fully restored being healthy and VIGOROUS
The top Of head has been bald for pas: but
using the Tcopherous the hair has commenced grow
who sill; ncrsdnlous you liberty refer them
to me, when they can have ocular dslnonstfaioa
The public will observe that toe original genuine to
be had only The TricoheIous Depot No :G Broadway
Of Li5ertyeet stairs Price Fifty cents bot
tie. as;f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
EDUCATION.

REV n f.. UtpDART;S CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
Fourteenth st. between University Place and Fifth Avenue
rEHiS Establishment prepared 10! the reception oil
DOARDERS. No eII-nse has been spared 10 render u
complete well arranged school ior boys has been buIt
expressly the Intended uuder The direction oil QUE
of architects the city aud MI Hudda has great
satisfaction presenting 10 his Friends and the Public an
Institution which requisite for the accommodations
and comfort Of his pupils comoined aud such
the experience of has suggested he situation
j. perhaps the eligible hich could have been selected
for the purpose regards hesh and facility OF All
the advantages Of the best Instructors and Professors
by the door athletic exercises which can be enjoyed III the
spacious play ground.
Further information terms Of study aud other
particulars interesting Parents may be obtained aPPca-
~ ~ 80 ~ ri ,lLySs 3mi,
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cExU,yE RE.R,s OIL.

~ fny the celebrated naturalist, Speaking OF bears, IN
forms us that their used by Cleopatra The most nur
tive substance which could be applied her hair
Scence has given the modsrn compound for thus nutpos;
bear It's effects csreciAy in the form of Oil are truly
wonderful The capillary strengthened; the bull
are uourshed and the young hair increases quantity
Even bald spots become fertile under its influence, II t'
roots have been totally annaed aud this is rarely i'
case EXCEPT Al an advanced age In fact the Genuine Bear
OIL unluss,onaby the hes; preparation for the Hair thai
thu world has Yet seen.
pose Of the toilet BY A. b. SANDS X co Chemists ane
Druggists 273 Broadway Chambers 81 Sold also al !:
Fulton ST. and II East Broadway rce. 30 large bot
ties, Is small. MO lmls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

MERCHANTS BASK-ccnGadaigp1 Ayafl ls lsi5.
VI The Agency OF tins Bank in New-Io.ki IS removed
from No. 81 VAL street lss Broadway, Of John
street. the Noes VIII be redeemed 81 per cent dis
COUNT. u JIG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

~ Beautiful Hats.-Thc continued and increasing
favor manifested for superior quality Of SILK Hats induces
say something respecting our own popular iaenc,
About seven years since view Of the then srow'nE de-
msnd for surei Tor order Of Geu,eusRs silk Haths inca
aci,y Of the then said the wants OF the public
and the consequent importation of the Paris anutacuFewe
were led 10 introduce Moesku silk Flush Hats or tue
Fur Bodies article particulars better and mere d
s!abe ,har the imported and which seemed admirably 10
meet the demand and giving the highest satisfaction to the
weaer From Naturalization ofthem we have successfully
ecu,ened with difficulties and prudices always attend
ant upon the at,emp, establish Tcpue for SUPERIOR on
the basis Of ell known Inferior article aud have been hishy
sraried i, their rapidly increasing popularity.
Having as brve. permanently established s.ru-
s,ou for our fabric the attention OF gentlemen dis
posed 70 give preference well made and highly finished
silk Hat and commend them the favorable notice OF all who
wish in this important article Of dess TO combine neais
aud gtn,ly With uneaes;ioaable CAPACITY for service
WARNoCK'S. Fashionable Ha,ters
.s,,.,,vv;. Rooms a0l Broadway.
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MEMORANDA
SPOKEN,

letter from ship Minerva, Macomber, OF New Bed
ford reports her of Falkland Islands, Jan is clean a!
we'll
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R. NJ. BAKER, Auc,,oneer.

K. NJ BAKER, Auetioneer.
DY MORGAN & JOHNSTON, Store 2lo Broadway.
ID THIS DAY. ut 10 o'clock.
large and general assortment OF Dry Goods Cutlery
Gold silver Watches, amongst whichare some superior
English Levers Jewelry Fancy Articles, &c &c Liberal
cash advances made on all conslg Out door saes
attended TO. DBL am
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

IN PURSUANCE Of 4 ,ordeT Of the Surrogate oil the
County Of NerYork. notice hereby given 70 all per-
;- City o. New eeesed 70 present The sane nth The
vouchers thefeof the subsc.er his r,s6eue- Ma Is
s-condstfeet il the City OF Ney-Y York before the
tenth daF Of October B-xt Dated New otk ts 9Th day Of
April. isl5. NATHANIEL ). WEEKS, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

Az Iol O'clock at % Ann-s;reet.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE, GROCERIES,. &c
Consisting of Bureaus Sofas SdeboAris, Book Racks ma
hSsny and Clyle! Maple Chairs Crrkery sne Glassware
Oh Cloth BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpets Tea sugar. Souee'
Spices, Soar. Candles. several bhls. Pickles. &c.
Also one Dbl. vaIllish, OF prime quality.
THURSDAY, Aprii 10.
At 10 O'Clock. NJ 81 Ann street.
BY ORDER oS THE PUBLIC ADAfSiSTRATok-
large quantity OF secondhand Furniture Cc;hns &c
eoup.sus fss Chairs Tables Bureaus Carpet Oh Clo:n
Crccksry and Glassware Clothing, Trunks Carpet Bags
Boots, Watches, Jeweiry, Beds and Beddns &c
Also. large quantity Q; Lisruiv,te ana Seip BLOCKS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

WE ARE REQUISITES call me Of PERSONS
w n ih- CITY aud vicinity the sale BY th-
;h INST AZ the Merchants Exchange, of lhe valuable Real
Estate S-loIgsg 70 Corporation lying the shore Of the
asi River betwer Williamsburg and AstoTla: that portion
situated Immediately ms bak OF h East Chsnurl Of the
East River ban hid parcels suitable for
residences snd for o2aty OF sitcafiou un,uaed
b. any contiguous City The portion lying the East
h iuEzfk= road ard ADJOINING IN above divided infc
lou- moderate SD farms r- whole property il high
state cultivation End Their seTel buildings the pr
sss Iiihosrzphic asTs the property may = obt11edat
the Cornr:rrlrs Once No Hail II Rscocds Park. SiE,
per liz rurrAsr rtia Oh eoad zld NOR
g-cs Tor i've yearS with AZ the re Of
Sail vsarr1- deeds ;!- property Will b- a.
CTEEI IR0N-so ,ons D-naArnora Bar Iron a very
- superior article for Steel. Tor sale BY
ass JOSEPH TUCKEkMAS. s. wes.-s,,