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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-29
FOR CuARIEsrON. s.

FOR CHARLESTON, $. Z.
-r<k The fine schr. Gro. WAsmNGToN, Cole.
Sek man. MASTER, having nearly all u her cargo engag
ed on hsve Dispatch For psetage passage
srrg board ~ Rochsus.
saw RASkIN 4 wBrTLoCR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-29
NOTICE

MIR. Walsh will preach a, tina Odd Fellows Hall, on
next Lords day evening" nj o'clock. Subject: THE pr.
cminence OF man over the beasts that perish"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-29
WARD ELECTIONS.

~ The Annual Meeting Of the Bible Society Of virri
mia will be held in tho Centenary Church Tuesday night
the Is, oi April. at half past o'clock Several interest,
ing addresses may be expected. mba6-,J
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-29
MEETING In BEDFORD.

According Ia the notice Of previous meeting Of the
Wings OF Bedford. they Monday, III. 9th
OF March. court day) and organized. by calling William
pickenson Esq., to the Chair aud appoiting N A. Pate
son, Secretary.
me object OF the meeting explained by the chair;
when Il was announced that the OF all the genie-
men VIII" had been spoken Of being suitable represent
hc county in the next General Assembly. except the
names OF Wiism VI Burwel Esq., and DR. Thos 2. Mitch
ELL had been Withdrawn from the consideration Of the
mee'ing-And on motion OF Mr.. John o. Lcftwch il was
agreed that VIM. NJ. Burwel Esq. and DIR. Thos p.
Mitchell. be the candidates TO be voted for by the Wings
OF Bedford at their ensuing Spring election.
Resolved, That the proceedings this meeting be for
"arded 10y the Secretary the "Lynehburg vrgnian for
publication.
WIN. DICKINSON, Presdt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-29

REiicIous NorIcs-The Rev. J. C. Barsus, will prsscl,
IN the coiSer-alis' Church. Tomorrow Sunday evening
at "a o'clock, on the Salvation Of I'LL mon.
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HOYT'S OFFICE

GILES ANnsrEEL- and round Files and OF Ca.
4 sie-l--jusi received, for SHELBY
Tiios 4 cHAs ELLIE
mn W No. 100, Main strr~t
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Proc the LynsAbuss visSiaiaA-

Messs Editoo-l have the pleasure inform ron, that
to the expectation VI opponents, tho Whigs Of
bedford have made their selection Of candidates In perfect
harmony and union; and from the manifestation OF senti
ment In the meeting, you that the entire Why
strength will concentrate upon the nomination.
A SPECTATOR.
1--WE congratulate Bedford friends upon the hamo-
nious resul, OF their proeeedngso gratifying to all
Whgs and At the time annoying of their
opponents, who hoped profit by the di.senons which
they 30 insdously and confidently predicted
Messrs Irving and Leake. the opposing candidates for
Congress, addressed the people Of Bedford Monday.
each OF them 10 the entire satisfaction Of his political
friends, both Sides amost. matter Of course claiming
triumph In argument for their respective champions
There is triumph 10 be achieved by Of them how.
ever. en- the 9TH Thursday in April OF much i'm
poitancea triumph that depends less candidates
than upon the people themselves and very much upon
the people of Bedford. We repeat what We have
heretofore said that sdvces from the lower end Of
the District Of the cheering character and these
ndinss ate amply confirmed by the Of the
Richmond Enquirct's correspondents in that quarter
II, then. Bedford will give her usual Wing majority, IT.
wings election will be c-rain-the Gcrryma nderers will
be defeated and the attempt smother the voice of
Bedford by uniting her counties with which her peo-
pie have htic intercourse, and little congenisly
OF intcrestto make district for the especial purpose
OF prescribing the Wings Of Bedford and perhaps of en-
suring the political preierment OF certain Individual
will be ssnuly rebuked. We appeal, then, To the pride
=" the Wings at Bedford, well their principles
aud We feel confident that the appeal will be made
n vain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

u Maps CELTBR ATED INDIAN STRENGTHEN
n Inc, PIiSTER.-Tsse pasiers are p-.2ied tor rams
~ back liIlts egII7 iisf
weakness and Qain the chest oisS aeFS tie or
between the SHOULDERS liver complaints, diseases Of III us
lurnbsso bruises sjaiu z1t Other local Injuries OF Ike
rarun Enrrps Indian Strengthening Plaster Will rIose
l. Is ietip believed the most efeacl3as outward a
caton Il II rtc science mas eve. PLACED WINE te ech
OF suffering humanity.
re as posed 10 CONSUMPTION, TINS Plaster vl 5s
found 4fticuely Srvtc-abi- i shcult he Nou b sne
sa-sra-d aan>; thl: Destructive malay which e4sE;rs
II annu IL Q NAM thousands Of our population
FeESost engaged sttsr furSIisznd -SIciaiiy those
whose cbll-e them 10 S S-nG ~ atJpl
posrurr-shood make ;al Of thss p.st-f weh mas e
with but littl= iceulSeEi-ner
s-ooh aud even surface tihus ie neane.s
wearing plaster, spread tie Ordinary ADA WHICH az gen
orally std. urps5e AID no. sufficiently sGs-s'e. entirely
avoided.
T great aad ncrasin. demand oI these Plasis;s, the pop
a1ity hey have Obtained solely by tru merits -ld t
naiyersa satisfaction hs have given convincing 1rofo
;he- superior efficacy, winch hs thus Edaee TIE prr t=:oE
make them NOR E~aerallv known
he price OF the aFficl-frcus ON SHILLING 70 ON
SHILLING AND SlSPENCE-plaee= u within the r=sch
ih- poorest aEd b confidently asserted tia: the
richest coaI- not, By out.1y. Obtain moe valuable
remedy fo9 The Of those diseases Na Peculiarly
-dar;ed let AM afflicted with Of & aboynar=c
eorTlsigts Of these Pi.Srs, lnd the result NIL
~ Be al that Tie mes; SensaIn- sooid hope FOR
Made only BIZ 3. KNAPP. .Ed SOLD: wholesale and
doc, below KiaSstrre New-Yosk- Also for sole by the
Druggists generally.
CACTloN.-Be pzr.ieular n asking for Sra7ps Indian
Strengthening Ps.-r ,Ed that the OF lie Proprietor
Is apoa the back Of each.
hey NAV also x Obtain. At NanuctB-ees Price from The
ioa-s,rvt sad Il, '. Bus Co. - AID 81 Ba.ciay;F-ss
New York -. 3iH- inb iewsN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

,.,t,1s = I'm Hrs nv Yft,TiEsGToRY OF ANY
4 EXTENT ~ tn. UNITED STAIES-Sltldes Of
all kinds and sizes varying from p ce $50 For sile
corct copies Of ali The celebrated places hIs County and
lufcs -fs0ss b chaosing their views have them
executed nl,steriy style, Wh-aarer oraneHta d.
siss ar COPIED and orsd io sal. BY others, lay them
asr and ct or-r 70 make stock choice
and tasty possible PssoEs desiring 10 the process a
getting u; these and useful articles shown through
tn ran;irs rcCns with extreme pleasure.
ARTISTS 81 acknowledged reputation e =. times md
employment; With
Signs banners. and interior decorations done N STYLE ao
su-..sssbie BARTOL & De NAUSY.
y B-We Shades fre- from defects. such
c-rliu!: md c-,ekins m.l0 3mDS'V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
DR. ORDER OF

Pr ORDER OF CHARLES ?. DIAL Y. Associate judge
ID OF the Court Of Co=moa Pleas for the City and Coan.y
Of N="fofk Notee Is hrebT pursuant the pro-
Of L authorizing aticht.nt4 against nom
rseHt bcr that attachment has ixsned against thu
f-Stir Of HARRIET 4 GiLLETT \ resident OF Derby
IA Tire -taie Of onnestcuI ass that vii be sold for
liz n of her d=os ua~.z she apIeaf 4ad discharge such
attachment according law within month, om the
tf publication OF THIS notice sH the Payment o!
debts ODE 20 ef 5y residents Of ,s sta,- ard the delivery
bel or Ter her of property within this STATE b-lonSng
% her ard lie transfer If such properly By her are osht
den by law ad vad Dated the 18th day Of March 1875
GEO. 2 ALLEN,
MI I.w9z Attorney for Attaching CrrdiieI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
THE TRIBUNE.
FOR The Sew-York Tribune.
To THE WINDS.

FOR The Sew-York tr,ou-se-
TO THE WINDS.
RupE winds of March. hear ye shout
loon the hills ike gods IN song
listen 10 the strife without,
And feel my heart grow surely strong.
" or,e with loud end solemn sound,
Like the perpetual rear
Ofannies en- the battle-ground
OF Ocean on his rock-bound shore
From the far Wes,ern skies ye bring
The dark, blue clouds that stnye IN vain
To veil the promise OF the Spring,
And SUNNY Summers gentle reign
In the wide fields wandered forth,
Isaw the trace Of strife and storm,
And in the pale and icy North
The frozen Winters fleeing form.
,Tis Night. Ye sleep not on the sea
Ye are not staid upon the hill,
But mourn Ger earth, wild wanderers, ye,
In moonlight and in starlight still
Are ye the unseen ones, who bear,
AS starlight falls-as pale nloonbeams
Are borne from world to world, through air,
My fancy to the Land OF Dreams!
Are ye the messengers to him
Whose heart is rapt in song alone,
Who fill his soul at midnight dim
With melodies from harps unknown?
Oh, if 10 other hearts ye make
Sweet music as 10 mine we bring,
If the Nights echoes all awake
With the sweet song to me ye sing:
Go, minister in song beside
The dreamer's restless couch Of i'll,
And in the track of Winter glide
On your eternal errand still
South IMeJoro, 1a&s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
;;y:lII[II[z! Balm AN!

THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY. complete
i remedy for the dangerous Coughs ana DDS anu
for Its las; stages We have evidence
OF the most desieaip of Pulmonary tonSumpod nav
ing welded 10 two bottles aad less of this Invaluable ed
cine In proof of this select the following names from
many whose certificates may he at Office o3 broad
wav prove the extraordinary success that Invariably a.
tends the 81 uihern Balm
L- REFERENCES. ~
Rev Nj 6 Cove Pastor irh Baptist Church. resi-
-cc ~ Sixth ert Elizab-;h NAndsrycoTi, J3 lhIrdsi
samuel Roberts i78 9Th Avenue r. A. Ross. s. Beeknsa
street; " Wallace Cain, Dentist % y ndain-set r. an
yrhoaf l;5 War:.stfeet Miss NJ. Taylor q lgh.ires
Brooklyn Lewis F. Green, 10 ront-siEee; 4 + Atheli
~ "a street Wm Smith isi Bowrry Sarah VI W lson'
Elizabeth wilson Brooklyn; irlur b. i.aptman. Slnse
street and Broadway, u. ay!or 81 ls.siseet BROCK
Iva Benny ClrG0. corner Ilei street and Sd Avenue
- Tie above cues compris- Consumption. 'olshs
Colds Phihsc Plrurisy, irritation a.d soTeaesS OF 7
Lungs Bronchitis FIurisy Asthma ainr from oDSuoed
respiration We have sace artcularIze each case
tu; invite you 10 call and the erufcss Of these and
li many persons thar have aad are tiiS reeelV
ing. c.. :.
The Southern Balm sold a; the principal Drug Stores IN
'''' FRITCiPAL DEPOT. 63s BROADWAY.
More Agents wanted throughout the Union and IN The Cans
daS aad British Provinces, liberal terms A;cauoas
must b postpaid. Hi-'' IL"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

MUSE WRlGHT'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
~ CHILDREN TEETHlNG All mother, having ch
such as uiimmltion aud swelling OF the guns whiie
rrihing coLvusons. srsoGlc Group cuiageouS efntoH.
r-r stomach aud lcosencss Of the bowels should never
be without this niable remedy that has proved 50 rne1cS
IN all the above d,-rses Numerous testimonials might b
iv-u 10 Prove is merits hu trial better Prepared
AID sold BIZ DAVID SANDS co. y Est Broadway COZ
sfsrsei-st. Also AZ - Futon-st, and rs Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
Public Stock E.chango .ArRn 3.

At Boston, Cotton Factory Stocks OF the first
cIsss are tho rise Merrimac being worth IS and
York 80 per cent advance. Mddesex wooiin Mills sells
At % per cent advance The export demand for
very great and orders and contracts range many
months ahead.
II 10 now deemed certain that IN June portion OF the
Brateboro Railroad. extending from Ficchbug TO South
Roy slston will be located and ready for contractors.
competent engineer sad 10 engaged 10 view and FIX
tho ne and Crocker will have the general supervision
and presidency Of the corporation
great bean pressure Of freight business on the
Fchbury Road It's opening that town. rs to make
it npcra,vey requisite that farther depot accommodation
and motive power should be Afforded
Tee North River Insurance Co. has declared
dividend OF per cent for the last six months payable on
the 10th Of April.
Brighton Cattle Market. 81. March 81
At market 465 Beef Cattle, 30 pairs OF Working Oxen,
~ sheep. and 1910 SWINE so Beef Cattle uuscld
PRIoEs,-Beef CdIk--An advance was effected. Extra
s. ~ IS IS; first quality So Is So second quality
9Sa5 IS; third 50a S..
Working 0rsn.-Sslcs at S62, S6i, SiO SsS and $50,
Sheep-Sales from So so to 81.
Sint-Lots peddlc a cents for Sows ST for BarrowS
lot Of old Hogs 5, 81 and Sic. At RETAIL ,! 40! cents
Once of the Commercial Advertiser,l
Bufalo April !. :
Some OF tho Black Rock mills commenced Srndng
and the others intend TO operations forthwith The
Grain here and there will suco until further supplies are
In the West The present stock Is pretty much al
disposed OF Flour quiet at 81 Pork maintains rev'-
nnao ions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
NEW SPRING GOODS,
CHEAP FOR CASH.

lust RECEIVED FROM AUCTION. grea, vafiety
Of srasonab Goods which viii be sold very cheap for
cas-among which ars and Printed Jacones ard Lawns
Printed Orgaudes Vcions Ginghsms Coted skirts Folks
Lace real French Flowers linen sn5Iic Raven Hemsi.Ieh
and Plsin Linen Cambria Hdk Pans Embroidered Ch.inr
z- Lace and Embroidered Muslin Collars. latest stye
Lace Caps and Collars, a, aud Cap Ribbons Embroidered
and plaln Muslin De Lane Shawls Rich Barge shaw and
Scarls Plaid silk and Satin Scsris aud Cayats fet Mts
Hosiery &c. tmh261 C. y. WEMPLE. 2 Cedar-St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
DRY GOODS.
NTocrgDY, ALDRlcH SPENCER, No. ~ Exchange
III Place, offer FOR sale

"a l.,
III Place, offer FOR sale
400 cs.es PzisTs from the American Print Works, AZ Fa
River consisting OF kict! Chintz, Light F-ncies !,
3 and cord Plates Lawn Piates, Two Biuss,
&c &c
$50 do Ps1s7s from TIE Lodi and o;he- works,
sistsng q Light Plates, black and wh.ie' black and
iso DO BLEacHEp sH1R7Isss and sHEE7IScs. various
widths and qusli;ies-
800 bales Brown SHEETIS6s, Hamilton, C-ot5n As E&--
ford, Fan River and other kinds.
100 DO Brown sHKTIScs
100 10 CorToS ossABuzGs, 81 rs 30 and IS inch vide.
70 10 PATAPsco TwLLED BAeGIS1. 20 q and 80 Inch
100 cases CorToSADEs Crankies and PRINTED Fanalcon
50 bales Is and St BEDTIcKiSGs. L5trts
30 cases CHECKS. striped Slir.ln-s, &c.
80 do COTTON FLAG HASDKEKcHiEFs.
WOODEN GOODS.
$50 cases CLOTHS. superior styes, wool dyed black brown,
green. blue and mixed.
100 90 CAssntEKEs, plain and fancy.
300 90 SATISE-s great variety Of styles co!ors AID
qualities, from the best manufacturers.
so DO BUcksEIss light AID dark mixed.
100 do KENTUCKY JEANS, blue. mixed, striped and pi15
100 do KEasETs. frcul the Nalloy nil.
100 DO PLAID LiSsETs, 3-4 and A..
50 DO T~EgDs and Pulled Cloths.
$50 bales CARPETS fine. super and ;reep, patterns,
from the 0waseo mills.
Also
50 cases AxERIcAx SEWING SILKS superior Article from
the Dedham Factory. Is law
WELLS sRRING s. Pi Pig l6S 9f-f for sale
IS DO sap CarI,e as 81 mel aud "a Loas Co,is
q do Aissonville sad French River DO
30 DO l 1bridge l.; and Exeter T-3 DO
20 DO Harmony. P0cssseit and best fsmiiT 10
20 do white C.inbFics and iln-n fold Shifting:
50 DO go H. 7.2 aud 81 Long teti.s and Shriinsi
BROWN GOODS.
50 t,.Ies heavy Grisw old Mills ~ SfeeiinsI
100 do J.pru City and TOnhaHoc do
50 do Paran Creek and Dover do
IS DO Lockwood A and Mortified DO
Is do Family and Preston do
'V' PRINTS IND C0LORED GOODS.
200 cases lizh. Spring Prints, of newest sIyles
30 do furniture do do
On do superhne Manchester 81 and 7-s sIesias
90 do assorted black aud fanc: co.oted do
So DO black and assorted colored Cam5rica
2j do Castars, WisanS and plaza SilesiAs
d do silk Poncee HandkeTchiets
On do Gotten Pongee and Flag do
80 10 V.stings and Psntaloon Stufis
Is do blue and colored heayy DLlHgs
TICKS IND DRILLS
80 bales AmoskcaG 4 G a ard \ Is Ticks
30 do Wapoe very superior Ticks
50 do Browns improved 4 { \ and 2 Ticks
200 do heavy Springfield and other Drills M Jaw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS-Brown sheeiinrs and
Shir,incs every style and width. all the known raads
aud may b. had manufacturers rrices
Nos 10 aud 20 Cedas,r.ct ~ hall block above Pearl st
MP stairs. I. y. UNDERHli-L
is the first Of its kind and the largest assortment OF
Brown Sheetincs exhibited floor the United
States 81 aud Shngs from the lowest price the best
quality manu ctured ysTdw yard and yard
and half wide Sheetnss Of grade large variety
the medium quae. low pnceswelghins ID 10 yds
Alsothe best heavy Shestingslndisn Head Lawrence Co
Stark Mills Cabot A. Chicopee D. Appleton, Stout &. &c.
Er-ers unkno,vns, Sc. Also Bats, Wick Twine. War;
aud Waddug best southern Cotton Yam, assorted Twist
Ne to TO- and r. Also Suffolk, Amoskeas and tine
Antk liris Al,n Seinc ry,ne. m2i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
SAILED.

Ships Priuee Abort London Ann Mex IN. Canton; Sar-
toSa Noycans; Mary Frances, Mobile. Banks Cornelis,
Richmond; Eliza, Apai,chicca; Edward, chaFleston'-
Briss De Zado Vera Cruz. Schr Vim Young, Charles
ton. and others Wind NNW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
WINDOW SHADES.
iNINpow sHApEs.-es.! Broadwny-Lalaree', B

WINDOW SHADES t-2si Broadwuy-L.ainrscs Build
w ng-J c, WJODFORD M, leased one OF those urge
and cnpuudious stores the exclusive sale OF WINDOW
SHADES dung the pe-l, S2rng and wiendeaYor To oife
Tor sty of Shades ho be Their own reconm.nd
iinn for beauty md pce lis collection will CONSIST OF Land
sr-pes plain white grounds. do with IIgneite Landscapes
10 Scrptu!d Views, full Landscape. Views ~ Vsnice !ta
ian plain Gothic do with full Landscape Cora
than Columns plain Scrolls do with Rosette' n plain and
vanegaisd bofGers, &c. &c. :. o.,
lie intends 10 locate permanently the above No. and will
guarantee u.tcle be recommended An assortment
oNinow Brase- Cords. Tapels, &c constantly hand BY
Merchants and Uphoterers visiting the City, in SLING he
oue will had full assortment VI Shade, al The above No.
rsl J. c. WOODFORD.
NINDDW SHADES.-The Sens-n having retn med for re-
ChaihaIst rave Just completed their Sprng stock which
comprises tine largest assortment nnd greatest variety ever Of
'ed for b.hc Inspection cOnsting OF E1teros lnterO
Runs GGthc Scrolls, Birds Flower. NooniEhts. Vgnettes
and large Landscapes Illustrative Of American EGf9pern and
Oriental Scenery together with every description of Fixtures
and Hau-in- which. facilities incidental 70 year
exclusive esoou the b.res they enabled 70 nt.er n
shuene and retail y than any other dealers
H.. - 81 Nv & RIkER III Chn i,m-.f. ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
ARRlVEr

sehr Gaiena Freeman II DIS I'm Cardenas Cuba, 0olas
es TO w rreeiRnd.
master.
Propeller Unea,. Hartford, domestic prcdree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE sToEE-GRoss
= Belts l55 Fulton street, door est OF Broad
way, keep hard arse OF Boots and shoes
te-isS-
SB-NA1e 70 order al descriptions Of Boots and Shoes
Fits warranted and prices low suit the tines. 81 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

Co0DYEAR'S oyERSHoES, Pa;ested lsii.-sO,0oo
VI pair new and beautiful style. These overshoes
made Of new Metallic Gurn-Eiastic omposdon. They
unaterabie BY any climate The heat OF tbs Toid
Zone VIII not melt or soften then-.he cs.e Of the Fzd
Zone csnno: s.iaen them.
For elasticity, beauty Durability. snd cafor they
f superior my othr- Oversize offered % The pub
hc. They hive aiwa:s-received the highes. premiums
for tie Mechanics Institute Ct Boston, the American In
sute CT Sew-Tork and The Franklin Institute Of Phila
De- phia. Goodyear 0vershos AL The
Qualities above stated. Dealers invited CALL ard
.es. the fses fo- Themselves For sale wholesale and
tal, BY GEO BEECHER, 100 Broadway, besxesn Pine
sad w.l-sr-set Sew.yoft lsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
MACHINERY FOR NANUFACIURES, &c
TO Ip0N NEVERTHELESS

TO IRON MANUFACTURERS.
THE ROLLING-MlLL MACHINERY of the erten.
siye establishment formerly the property Of Vim tio
ly Stamford. c. consisting Of fall set Of gearing shafts
coupsr stands and rolls for executing Of work.
together with shears lathe turnu: tools bHGdlng benches
floor plates furnace castings SC aud implements necessary
for performing the work Of such estab5hment of
ferrd for sale advantageous the purchaser
For farther particulars address the subscriber Stamford
CT. o a his store 2ig Wster-strccf. New ork.
IN I'm GEO T. wARTNC;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

DROWN SHEETlNGS AND SHlRTINGS-Of every
ID STYLE and widt all the known brands both heavy and
inc-Stsrk Mil Indian Head Lawrence &. Abbott \ Nirri
mack. Eyeters, Unknowns BIunsmcks &c &c lee had
at prices the ID floors of G and 70 Cedar
street halfa block above Pe2r-sreUt.
Also best Southern Cotton arms assorted twist Nos TO
10 TO H. and No 10 le Also Cotton Batting Put mp
blue pal~rs buadles the 100 lbs very large quantity
81 cents to cents per h. Thus LAST style warranted equal
to any market, Also Paterson Yellow Ticket, and
other New-JrrSey arms at low prices.
Also Wickins Of description Carpet Waps and
threaded superior quality both white and coorcd assorted
in bales and half bales Also fwine OF various qualities
The of Country Merchants particularly solicited
this stock which got up with direct view meet their
APPRECIATION. I. y. UNDtHHlLL.
inhi5 IN 70 md ~ Cei7T-s,rt1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
ROOTS AND SHOES.
az pnar ANn sHnE MEARfNG

rTo THE BOAT AND SHOE WEAVING
81 PCBLIC-CALL AND SEE.-Fire city ts<saazSs
made. calf -,wet Boots with fa- stitch, for So So
Ir=Ge N the latest ard approved style, and
rau;-d . gir- satisfaction et LUTHER '. AOULTOH'S
fashionable Boot and Shoe Storr $50 Broadway Also.
DESCRIPTION Of Boots aud Sho-s made oris Asc great
assortment ladies' and CATERS half salte; ouskI
pcp together with every description Of boys, ycnt
chlins boots and shoes, and sseTS hf gzItefs s
ard OF al ages her- KEPT constantly hand Good
e.rs ie-n elastic ovcrSho=s which warranted De-
come hrj Loose telr elasticity he c] des. w.ahz
soi.n lay degree OF cai For sale Wholesale and retail
All kinds Of repairing done the wokDaake manner
and II sh0r. notice LUTHER V. MOCLTOS.
y B-A pi-aty Of business and snail profits. L. v u.
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Accounts from tho brig Reeecca c. Fisher mp TO Tuesday
morning. ashore at Long Island reports her tight aad most
OF her cargo landed.
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COAL.

az IN PER ToN.-PEACH ORCHARD COAL,
DC.oUGED ASH, dlscharlins from boats. constantly
broken snd EygStovc and Nrtdelvc cd rs above, free
or charge for carriage. Also, Lchigh Coal White Ash,
Schuylkin, Liverpool and SdRey Coal Apply 20
T. STONES DICKERSON,
dle1 lo7 Anthony-s; near broadway Tabernacle