davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-14
NO REMOVAL.

We understand that Mr.. Hofmans time, as
District Attorney in New York, had expired
Hence he was not removed, as is said by some
OF the papers.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-14

Faos Tgrn--Dstes to the 2sth ultiuo have been
received at New Orleans. No psws Of importance
The anniversary OF the birthday Of Washington wa,
duly honored at Galveston, by the firing OF cannon
and other demonstration.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-14

look at and consider that the Great Emperor, In his
eniessy to from afar has issued ms ediclz com.
mandiDs the merchants and people peaccaby "
trade which cannot bu, be beneficial 10 The nations
IL useless, with lofty, polished and empty words,
" aitss these unlimited advantages.
But should the honorable Penipcientiary still pre-
sumo 10 20 10 PskinK, L. the Governor General must
memorabilia the Emperor, and await hs august Ma
jsstys pleasure, that he may do accordingly. Ger
tainy, At will not answer hastily 10 proceed 10 lien
Ism, lest ON the way reports may be circulated per
baps 10 The producing OF suspicion and anxiety
Therefore II is proper that should beforehand m.ke
this reply together with the expression OF my desires
Tor the daily Increase Of your health aud happiness.
The above communication sto q Gushing, Envoy
Extraordinary aud Minister Plenipolentiary Of
the United States OF America
TAou kwAse, 2ih year, I'd moon, Lad day. March
10, lS44)
A true translation:
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-14
THE LONDON LANG

THE LONDON LANCET
We have received numbers two and three of this
valuable work from Taylor & Co, Penn avenue
who have il for sale.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-14
To bis Excellency CmsG, Sc.
Translation |

Reply his Eresiieey Ching acting Governor General
Of Kipang Tung and ktoang Sc, 10 inquiries Of has
Eresilenoy CUSHING, Envoy Extraordinary aud MIN
lister Plenposnliary, &c, respecting The arrival Of an
fnperia! Commissioner, &c.
ArRiL -, 1874.
Ching, acting Governor General Of the two kwang
Provinces, sc, makes this reply On the 18Th 10
slant received the honorable Plenpotentiary's com
municaton, stating that now is the favorable mon
soon for going TO Peking which he is unwilling to
lose, and requesting 10 10 fully informed when the
Imperial answer may reach Canton, and, an Imperial
High Commissioner arriving at Canton, aud the Pieni
potentlary being able 10 wait for an interview what
place will be duly prepared, beforehand, for public
Office for his temporary residence while waiting, &c
have examined and fully understood the honorable
rlenipotentiarys importunate request TO go to Re
king, to he presented TO the Emperor l. the acting
Governor, have transmitted despatch, by post, full
speed, and memorialized the Emperor. But the dis
lance between Canton and PekIng IS very great-to
go aud Return, the time requisite Is about three
months, IN which time the august Emperors Will
may certainly be received. The moment It is re-
ceiyed, then, l. as in duty bound, will give notice
Now, the Emperor not having as yet appointed any
person as Imperial Commissioner, II is proper 10 re-
quest the honorable Plenipoentiary, at present re-
siding at the house of legation ut Macao temporarily
to reside and wait there, which is comparatively fol-
lowing his convenience.
When, hereafter, an Imperial Commissioner shall
arrive at Canton, then he will in duty bound, ad-
dress your Excelency, settle the place ard determine
the time of u personal interview, to deliberate upon
all thiogs relating to the perpetual peace and friend
ship Of the nations. In every respect the rules
OF poi,eness and ceremony they have alreadv been
observed with the English Pienpotentiary, Potn-
ger, that the precedent may be conformed to ny and
with your EIcellency
Uniting the circumstance | make this reply and
take the opportunity of presenting my compliments
and my desires for your promotion and tranquility
1t is requisite. This is my reply.
The above communication is for his Excellency G.
Gushing, Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister
Plenipotentiary of the United States of Anne
RIGA.
Taou KwANG, 2ith year, I'd moon 2iih day. .4pril
10, lSH)
A faithful translation:
PETER PAKER,
III M In
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-14
UNITED STATES LEGATION,
Nacao Ami "a 1874

UNITED STATES LEGATION,
Macao, Apnl b. 1874
Sin have the honor to inform your ExcelIcncy
that the United States frigae Brandywine, bearing
The broad pennant Of Commodore Parker proceeds
this day TO Whampoa, on a visit, for few days, OF
courtesy and cvility the capital of the Province.
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
G.. CUSHING.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-14

Reply Ofhis Eresiieney Ching, acting Governor General
Of kuang Iang and kpang Sc, 10 inquiries Of has
Eresilenoy @ CUSHING Envoy Extraordinary and MIN
istsr PenipotsntGry, &c. respecting he arrival Of an
Impsria! Commissioner, SC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
HE RIB n E..
Song for Printers.


AT the late Anniversary Supper Of she Bal
,imore Typogr>p hical Society. the following spir
tied Song was sung by Mr.. G. T Apple5y, accom-
panied on the guita- by Mr. WIN. T. Nimmo. Il
was composed by CHARLES SoaAN, Esq. Of that
City.
fE ask for song ,hs; is not out OF place,
Then I'll sing Of hard cases that WORK al The case
Like 3 soog Of dear womsn or Fchrl OF JnE,
Ito glorious taciDe and will never be CRY.
Hurah for the Printers, hurrah Tor the Pfinters,
Hurrah for the Psia,crs, hur:ah mud nurrsti
Old Faust was their father, you very well knox
Who learn, from the Dssil the ara long ago.
And all his snccessors, you see by their prints.
Have raised the Old Boy with the world ever since.
Hursh for toe Printers, &c.
From Kingdom they've Knocked down mos; all Of
his props,
Old Crairdom they've changed to the Graft Of tie
chop,
For Labo. now rules and mankind will be freed,
BY the hanamaid ofFreedom the Press, It's dscreea
Hurrah for tbs Prnters, &c.
Religion and Science ard Art are i,s brothers,
For It is The Arr that preserves ali the others;
The Historian and Post o w5es7'd be their fam,
We're not for the Press ier deeds 20 proclaim
Hurf4h for The Priatefs, &c.
The weapon Of Truth and the champion Of Worth,
i1gnt 10 NlbER!Eu as inc DUN Is 10
IL reflects, il produces il ncurisnes, blssses,
Then shout for the heroes that work az the PresBss
Hurrah for the Printers, sc.
But though Darkness they We banshsd, they re still
10 the night
OF the secret thar gives them their glory and might,
Which ia, though own Pat can suke q good LICK,
80 Tis they arc The devils FOR handling The :tick.
Hurrni for the Printers, &c.
fl was rsa, same s,ick DID such woujrous ings
Tne setttsg up subjects and I,uockine down K,nge
BY blessing and raising mankind cSe:g way
SO God bless the Printers, hu5r7h and burra.
HDrah FOR Tho Printers, &c
Hanah for TIE Printers, excaineth tho Preacher,
The Writer, the Workman, the People, the Teacher,
And Liberty smiling benisnantiy Der ~,
From Heaven looks down and joins IN the chorus
Hurrsh for ihs Printers, &c.
NowPye told you piantrutbs that you all kne before
But will quit, though the theme would afford may
more,
With wish, in q surotary way, thar tvinter
5iay ever CONCEAL the fond hopes Of the Printer.
Hunaf for the Printer &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

D OBERTS'S IMPROVED BROWN SoAr-The snh-
would cal the Of families TO he a5oys
csssary article and the certificate Of Sir. Robert Rogers
of tire largest washing atty
warranted fade cacrss OF shrink Hannos OF wool
lens used drectcd and III take grease OF ca,peA
wo0lens, SC aud rot a1le Tue color anuacory go Cher
II stree. TRUMAN ROBERTS.
Having zde for soma months, mi establishment G
ko5es improved Brown Sosp. tl..a Frisds German Scap
fully convinced OF It's sntire superiority any o;er
confidently recommend - bah tatns and washing es.ah
linmsns ROBERT ROGERS. 1i9 Ia,-si. s:r---i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
] 3 SszSl L zzgE q j s;
rASTUL.ES DE rARlS

(PNNIS I.tlIFNGFS.)
FE,iS valuable, mild vi harmless mecne for the positive
cure Bronchitis. hCaSenes and violent colds whethes
recent OF long ssning be Obtained by Wholesale tia
French Drug Depot Of Games & insse ~ Liberty street, The
urignn importers tie lclc intn the United States and al
wholesale and etu BY Rushon I. Co Ito, j. Mlhuu 49,
r. Chiffon, . and Adams & Oh H9 Broadway. and BY al
other noted chemists and plnGccuists town and county.
NoTiCE.-The nbove medicine lns be9n plrntei undetm
nous names, winch purchasers cautioned against Ths
genuine article pat up III green boxes, inscribed with Tho
name of our house in PlFis, which one dare imtne
DIG I'm CARNES * HASKELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
ROOk.kEEPING &c

bION+N t-flf INIE, &c.
~ c. MARSH, Accountant. respectfully announces that
~. his Counting Rooms No. S CsdaT street continue
from a. NJ. to- 7. VI.
In the study of Book keeping 1t taught ~ Mr. Marsh
pupil keeps IN the practical hummer complete sat
Of partnership books. embracing oil the different business
transactions OF good mercantile house he becomes familiar
with all the books constituting TIE Set 1ith ell the documents
relating the books, tr balances balance shses
crest aud with various mercantile ca!csarcns. IN Interest
discount. equa ton q! payGisnts, exchange, &c.
In ot instruction Of good capacity val
becomes competent Book keeper, and @ receive ceTt
cate that effect No sht III : class
MERCANTILE NEiilNG.-A thorough course az pro-
gftSsive lessons, which will fail e;feca. valuable
Specimens OF truly mercantile style be
at the rooms.
PnSpsc;uses with terms, hours te obtained nj tho
day and evening.
c. C. MARSH'S WORKS.
The Science oil Double Entry BOok Keeping Smphod, l
edition, 20 pages octave: price 81
The AZ; of Single Entry Book Keeping improved 81 sj
ton, iS pages octave; price - cents.
For sale nj The bookstores and Of the roous.
BIZ Marsh offers his services IN opening closing. writing
up book y Cedar street. w starr. sly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES.
HONG TEA CuMPASI-ChlNG, CONG, BAKER
< co Tea and Coffee Merchants OF the Island OF Hong
Kong. China. hayins s5ponisd Agent; N all The principal
cite, and of Europe for tho 81 e Of their Teas and COT
fee inform the citizens New YoTk and the pcc9e
the United STATE. generally that they have appointed MI 5.
p TREaCY Pearl 81. NEAR franklin Square their pfin-
cpa Agent for me!ica, and they would take the liberty
Of cang tie attention Of the American public, and that Of
Dealers especial? 10 their stock "
TEAS AND COFFEE.
which they pledge themselves be superior egIiIty md
ez.d5sr priee tan that s1d any Establishment o. The kind
the country nlde Up : To- and upwards,
also family boxes from Ia - lbs.
Aiess-s. c {. z. 20. wishing the usual
practice Of eS;'cyant putting are perfectly satisfied
treir claims 20 the PATRONAGE oil discriminating community
upon far tc! Of their Article, feeling confident thei when
tG;r tested, the public Will not iH 10 award 10 them
that support which thai! merli ard he immense superiority oil
their article deserves.
Coffee Of the best favor warranted pure and fresh ground
ever day. Constantly hand. and 81 the lowest prices
The public gsneay respectfully invited ~ cali and
anime the different qualities specimens of which be seen
at the Principal otce, No. % Pea 81 <near FrunkIn
Square
Refaezee.-Ncaoias Saltus. Esq.. sal;us & Co. South
al ius
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
SCHOOLS

TEACHEI-for reasons which will be satisfactorily ex-
f4pained nterview-oiers his SCHOOL FOR SALE.
/, been considerable time established the furniture
and OF the best decien; it has unusually excellent
class OF patrons. ard will afford 20 eterprslng and co
instructor. far income. TermsCash $50 (Which
hut le than the first cast o.. the fumture Address
Teacher NJ the office this stnc when and where an
interview will be convenient. ia
PREPARATORY (BOARDING) SCHOOL. MIDDLE
! TOWN, conn. ID. II. CHASE, a: N. PRINCIPAL.
Established III i,. Sessions May 10Th and Oct.
18Th, continuing ye months, al ESQ per session. Thorough
preparation for college or business, and personal attentions
secured 10 pupils fully the expensive schools
Lads New York placed in charge os careful
Broadway. de- re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
NOTICE TO Tx PAYERS;
CONTROLLER OyYIcK,

Brooklyn, NoyeFhberIth iSi4. J
PURSUANT 70 an Act Of the legislature. entitled An
Act ralatve u the collection of taxes IN the City Of Brock
lyn nnd for other purpo tiaSsed April lsih 1897 Noueo
i, hereby siyen that the assessment, Rolls r for The
current year have this day been delivered IA the Comptroller Of
the City Brooklyn; ard TINT from all whch shall be
a. 10 tive said Comptroller within thirty days the date
hereof deGcon Of .ree per Will lie maze ara thai
from all taxes which shall be paid after The expiration Of tho
saidthdy days HHd within sixty days from date, educ
ton Of two per cent will be nnde and tni and after ha
FIRST Tucty IN January next, pc, cent Will be nscsdio
rllt5res then renr.ng unpaid aEA that the Third Ires
day al irEn,y next, The said Comptroller wall deliver 70 is
Co!ect0rs of the Cy CO Brooklyn the saul Assessment Rolls
together with the warrants thereto annexed, directing tea 70
proceed with regard To the unpaid taxes in tho manner deesd
By lRw.
The Comptroller would respectfully request those who m
tend 10 avail Themselves OF the provisioas of the Act re!e'sa
70 the above notice. 10 inform him thereof US posi-
be- that their bills mny be readiness, 20 peNet ceaf
when thsy may DC prepared To pay their tnxe1. co,
In compliance with rssoinon OF the Mayor and Cono
Council. NOTICE hereby further gven that the CopppnG
le will receive bis Office the City Rudns s
sOClOCk, A. ". UNTIL 3 O'CLOCK, T. NJ hssD
nlS Il --N-'' Nv i. NJ MERWIN. Comptroisr.
MSn. FOR SALE CHEAP. a .ecosd hand Ras.
s-eS.--a2 seBger STAGE COACH liz sooa IaI 1s9.
E12cES& order. Price slaO. Also new Busss ~, Ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
DEGITEl2REOTYPEE.!ss.

TTNYrFD STATES DAGUERREAN Gallery lie
RRnsDTAY Up STAJRS.-E WHITE would IT.
,Ssc.fiiT cali Tic attention Of cLens and s2HScs E-
= str -, Srientd collection o. Daru5I5otJfa PORTRAIT
~ IN rrfs1s rom "a psI55a- oa The came Plate
WHICH 70: bsau,T ard accycy O. da1selo1 ea;nc De i'i
-.r.5 Dsfr, ken N 81 kinds OF ;esthe: either with ~
ric. The coJr- ire ptces Q! vc he lia3 20 mos
go I'D hv the mot inexperienced n The bUS1sSs
80 Inercan !c-tute nj is iao exhibition awarded Mi
yv;,s ~. r5 Premium r tie be-: zzreI.ec;ypc
s. r d gsnsTe eisc;l 'Thoh "a 5u hosSei aie'
10 III. superf1rit- OF ms Portraits q, - - -.
NJ White L sole aEea. in Ne Yo:k Tor the Se;Y salerl2
imported German CaneTas ana az nc os' |"
t6e CITY ar SGT can they be obdlnet-
Il, B-2orte German & s mo xI sng pr I a,a,
Cham cas Polishing materials, &c,
Ar nhi,s Cg5e ns.iec;9U esng NE sfse.i ana tn9s1
he 90 sell lagueTrso:Y.2 immature C9ss ~
.,er er nggs nan nthsr now N 70 nun re ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
E1l[III''|.1I' I. |:


GONE. DRINK or THE WATERS or LIFE FRET
CoSsuApuoS ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS or LIVER Cow
III III SUFCUT'S SOUTHERN BALM has crrs h.,
d,C.,s individuals having the ah0vc-gGe Diseases ar Vii
prove the r;coies blessing all who Dart9ke Of H.
THIS purely Vegetable Composition VIII eatrey rvroye ,hs
most violent cough after taking lew tcS-s and pSsa,
having Consumption Liver tcmplnnt will eNpcence !,
beecal influence ol'er uing II - hon siinSer Of ,sr
Gospel and public speakers gcnerllly WI! find TIL. Balm Il
the greatest advantage II viii cur, bronchial affection
worst forms IN few days, strengthen TIA lungs and cssi
It's powerful Alternative and contains one dose Of. IN.
spoon half fall much u the active principle Of the herb
IS composed OIL Gun be obtained IN pint Of cecoctoa 50
d. : practical Chemist well Physician and sA,
IS yenrs experiment, has succeeded N dscoyen and me-
oaring that which has beer for sought at 10 van
w: certain and speedy cure for the Consumption 81
much worthless trash has been Offered 20 the community q
certain cures that the P.oRe"I OF is Southern BAN has
effect without mourning much expense. knowing esa
used will continue be used until the patient, compst.Y
For sale wholesale and reta Mt the Drrj 6 Broadway
and at the principal Drug Stores throughout tie City.
For two years aud over my health WIS wrechef. had
been aborns tor That period undsf painful exhaustion the
svsem aud general debility. subject 10 cold, iks.
the least exposure caused me great suffering afflicted
with splitting ot blood proceeding from he lungs and tap
pr IL me Iut y whole constitution n>t has,enn.
9ecay Eyerv S,yscinn hl consulted gave me M iepa
ip- OF etecnE cure, md resigned myself 10 Yecd5 BE-
coming tenant Of the gIave nteT these eogPrEsi
ERN BALM first met my attention determined totIlI
eJey thing else having ined cannot describe tho benefit
the e1pectoraon of blood from the lungs has ceased
general health IS good, and am LIVING instance OF cos
whom the Southern Iinm Ia. rescued TON rlS e, tomb
City and County of ytno. York, Ss.Nlarn TlanioN Of
sad City beng duly swor dep"es n0d says that The 'ac
set forth by her the foregoing certificate ara in every respect
sworn before me- this 4,h day of December, 1s4.
dlG2nl~ THOMAS :. HENRY, Counis OF DEEDS, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
LEGAL.

IN PuR of IAN order Of the Of the County
Of rev; OH notice hereby gwen to MI persons having
Counselor ut law deceased, 20 present TIE sane, With ss
vouchers thereof To the sucnbeF his Office NO 81 Wsl
day Of January next Dasd New York lilo llh dny Of July
l3A: ly3 lny6ml W5T. EMERSON. EIecnior
pY ORDER Of the lionorablo Michael Ul.,Dctfsr nm.
County Of New. Y1k-Noicc IS hereby given pursuant to
the proon OF the sn,ue arthoraR attachment. against
the 1s;l.e Of 1nomas j. Hawks u resident Of the State Of
Kentucky and that tho same viii be- sod Tor the payment OF
NJ, IeJS uess ne appear nnd discharge such attachment Ac
cgrcns to Inv within nine months from tho first publication
Of this notice. and that the payment Of any debts due 10 Inn
use. any properly %sn tbs state betoSsng 70 him snd
AID are I bc st tie ss tgg ~ u 'i n eis sa "
nu2. lausm attorney ~ ~ h "A creditor.
pY ORDER Of Daniel Pratt FRS, Ird.e oil oeondaga
10 County i'nGrs. and Counsellor az Law ~ the 81.
preme Cour-No.ce hereby given. thu. a.,ocpen, bag
asne against the estate OF Enh Croft Of Commerce, State
,ad Jidss &c pursuant TO the dire tons Of tie S,sinte con
cenins 1L,achment aggio al:oniia coacs1led o. non
n his detts, unless ne said Eah Croft Apvslr and
mon for I the ~! Tx oice and NTH that he
payment Of my d-bts f residents Of this Sn;e and
STATE bso5rrs , am he transfer d ay such properly
~ HIM IRE iorsdda b. lay md are yod-iats September
9th, 1874 Forbes IL SHELDON.
% iaw9m Attn Tor Attaching Creditor
SHERlFF's saLE-ny yi,tue Of wit of i1 facia,, to
- me directed and Delivered wi sK9O,s TO ,ae At the
D1,e OF ls ny Ih N lie Cty 81 ew- oiS on Saturday
re md interest Of Henry w. Cook, which he had on tie M
day OF March 1913. At any tine Afterwards whose hsnfs
the Of and al! cariHn pecs
9 P9ee pnrt 81 me real es'aie whereof Wtam
War ofhe Cy OF New. York on the westerly AIDE Of Green
wch street between Perry and laaond streets. bounded a.
follows Beginning the westerly line Of Greenwich street
oresuid nj the enefy corner Of lot No. % on psp
ersnaier mentioned. running thence Dohwcstery along
SAID lot 20 feet 10 nnd Int OF Ed Fish. thence west
ery along sad land . feet thence soU,hery along lot No
On sad map 10 feet nches, thence onea,iery song ot
thence norhstery along :ad line . feet To the place OF be-
ginning, be the same less-whcl sold prernes are
lad down and distinguished Ms lot No. 2 entitled
Map No. OF Property in the Ninth Waid OF the City OF
New York belonging to the state o., Wam W. Gh5er,.
low. NesYork December H. 1874; ida law6wl
:. w. ALLEN. Dpty Shift. WIN. JONES. Sheriff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

~ s-ssz~ "a STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.-Ihe new,
= S0i u Iafse aud cennosl,ous low pressure Steam
beat EW JERSEY Is offered for sale
esq., ictuI, Ard 81 pnce TIE New-Jerssy WAS b;
Phadenha VA lSl by DAYS works the best materials and
~ The most Substantial and IN 1874 enlarged and
ptoyed by Sir CapS asihn all particulars is now IN com
pec ui,sr with very nal; inventory She most admirably
adapted asa passage roGte. and accommodate IN the
best manner go ysassergc-s.
Ii the NEW.jEgSEY not sold before The 18th OF January.
she viii that day he sold without Tesuecn 10
the highest b;,tcr, u: the Merchants Exchange.
Fer further particulars apry r. H. FUREf,
on beard foo, Of Barclay -stieel
New York Dec II 1874 di3 LIN -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
- { A. NRlGI\AL anl nnlr CrNI,lvr.

Tho above IS The ORIGINAL aud only Cl5Nl'l NE n,,.
tom from this valuable trce, all others heins sctss
counterfeit Only. prepared by DE- SWAYNf. whGSe ~
renewed 10 the " w Gomez OF Eighth aGd Rasc ss
pslladelpha THIS medicine ) acknowledged by Inc ~
sion and Others throughout the Unon, % excel w q,
o.her remedies ,Rered to tie public 70; tie cue 4 -
~ Keep the name of DR. sWAYNG in view. n,.
A' AcrSrs-Hayiiant. Reese K Co. New.Yc,k; Dr. ~
MllncE. Broadway nsd Johns; A. Ssa%', is sgs
BfooSyn W. g. Wood, Harlem; Benjamin. Old. Neansaih
John Pearson, Railway: John rerhnne e Now BinswtE
J.: J. :. Hnri;on Sa,eia, Mass; " d. Psrcs, Albany
Bull, Troy Spalding * Harrington, and j. Gncn & G.
Worcester Miss, John ?. Hall X &C. RC'on; aIyry S,T
more Hartford Conn. E. Hollidge. Blalo n V; Wills,
Montgomery, i-irsnchurG. " V: 7. ~ Cohen s. c.
Charleston : G.. Andrew Oliver < Go. New Orleans: &
j. Adams and T. Scleinc, -. LOUIS. WA. Thorn, Ptbcs:
L. Il. tiinnGn. Cincinnati. A62a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
HARDWARE.

rp0N. sTsgr,. NAILS. &c 5.c.--EEHEY'S. BREEstsB
q ShMP;Cf ii9 G:aaz,g.ch u. S5cce7'ois &c Son n
NAN, JOIIHST0N. hYa&s - &c, hS7s % 9aa1 ~"
S,ssdi,h te .a, .e3.T4 bar .ur; Rc;:isr Old 'nhsc!
English rotnd, fla. snd ,qGsIe Isoa American &c
American linc zou2r9 irO7, = % ~ irch
Bra .icTI' ROD. 2 III 10 u inch
Sspike Rods lnd shUe 1hapss, Oh Gil l!@si
E0rre Maj! kori, oi Norwegian a1i 0i6 .scts .isf
q. nd End scTui1 lion Of ell sza1
American hoop lyon y 10 * in:se-
;;at Nails Braia end Spice; Enslish wIca sh; Eail
,s. steel 0f anCerznu Brothers : Co. t!oul:i III s-3s
Scrinc Steei, of the EbstrEsp. -atTlEteG
eheai Steel; German Steal; 0i T5Tous ts1ps
{, Blnter Steel, fit and second quality
Anerican bive. Sae EiEnts i.z>, eEcrsi!oi ailiSi6
r. B-sredi;b l;on 9Ssy7 bs ilfn'shs'' .q.se. .
ybrck. tse.-,ul