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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
DRY GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES
OF STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS.
RANKIN Il BIRCH
ARE NOW OPENING. in the Store lately occupied b;
DRY GOODS.

ARE now OPENING. in the Store lately occupied by
Williams, Rankin &. Pcnniman
No. G3 WIlllam-street, corner of Cedar,
elegant and extensive stock Of Staple and Fancy
Silk Goods IN al the latest vnrietes of Spring styles,
pisinr desirable and fashionable articles OF Dress
Goods, Fancy Silks, Ribbons. &c. which they invite the
all the Of the old Grm and buyers
rally.
From the great care used the selection and Their facilities
for buying the favorable terms they offer unusual
y strong inducements to those who dfe 10 buy to the greatest
advantage. either for Cash or Approved Credit.
They particularly soc; the Trade Of Merchants from Coun
Try Towns and Villages their stock embracing every variety
of fashionable good. vii he found comprise styles adapted
TO every market.
Among their Drcs. they would call attention
Rich Printed Balzonnes and Blreges.
Syrian Lawns and Aluslins, cin new styles.
Halfmourning Paris Balzo1ines, Jacoue;s SC;
Black P9Iacea Magm;es Dalzorines extra iaris quality
Printed Lawns and Musl!ns ia every variety.
Very rich figured Broclde and sltia s,siPel Silks.
Rich Cashmere shawls. Of ali ii,iG Qualities.
Rich printed BsIese Shawl of Of new a9d s%g39 3 pai'+ns
Si ,s 'TG aslT 9'ie Fe, saT. anG seas Sa SIX %
Muslin de Lane aud Thbet shals, PLAZA and satin striped
Rich Brocadc figured and plain camel-on Silk shaws
Rich figured Cap Bonnet Ribbons in variety Of all
MilImerv Goods in ali branohe-Tarlitaus Lawns Bonnet
Silks. Saiins, Artificial Flowers. &c.
asoI iGs and yeas Italian Ia" LHstfas @ s 10 80 inch
Blk and Blne Blk Gros de Swiss. GTos Grain &c
Blk and Blue Blk Dress Sntins.
Black Bombaz,nes, a full assortment
Kid Gloves Of every quality Mems and Women's s.
Ie Thread of superior styles Ladies. Childens &c.
Sewing Silk Gloves and Ji,ts. of extra Qualities
Ladies' Cravats of entire new fabrics and designs.
Italian Cravats. Natteouis. VeTitas Mafhr, Nc
Linen Cambrics, Linen Cambria and Lawn Hdkis best
French plniu Hemmcd and REVERE borders.
Thread and Edsines, Trimming Laces Lse, Edgngs
&c
Their Stock will be found comprise fu assortment of
all the various small needed aud they The a;tsn
ton OF Euyes with the fullest confidence tat they
MI. ever. want in their lin. ma 3n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
CONANT7S PATENT YEAST.

CC-'-h-N y L u E<-is1
A CCORDISG 20 old maxim, g Bread the STAFF Of
"A Life bat is certain thai good healthu brsdzweet
light sad cisestibs By easily Obtained. sHd
yrads Of prsons obliged wander along without that
ssat staff Chrniea 4cience and fes-sEch
pended cr u-ceSAaTy and useful Durpos- an ~ the
discovery OF ;e material mhieh should Promy sae certain
y r1tace good bread That great 5~Staratum has been OBJ
-ainet o The skill and pat~nce OF Gr CoNAsT oi Lowell
Tho hsI asc.rued A ingredients requisite of III, procuring
s1rer excellent bread quickly the Hour Be kaeaGed
and bakrd.
!. Is der1onsc-zb- that by the old siow process Of yinous
IEzeri1sier much Of the munitions portion OF the oRr
,Itracet; but bT the application of ONANT'S PATENT
YEAST instantaneous eferyese-nee directly follows and
a tie saechsrine properties Of the meal retained
curing Tie ente noGrsa-nt which the -four naturally
cluies.
sold wholesal. and retail BIZ
MI SSF.f. Clinton Hall, cor BeSkman and Sassau-
CHAMpNEY 1ALLEN, rs s0utf.-s,- cot Maiden lane
GAssSEk YOUNG. i52 Chaiieias-st-
HIST ER BRIGGS. e5i Broadway.
John II BROWN K BROTHERS. l2L Eighth st
STAPLES FORD i32 BoseTy.
ALBRO, 522 Bowery cor. Bond-st.
4 HOFE, lz2 ChsmberIst-
QO5lISICk DRUANOSD, 10 GrsenwISn-tl
sAGU Ell KIF tG5 Broadway. L,:f
Also b- 'h~ prirrilai Qrne-rs n genSrsl n...e
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

- Seventh Ward.-The Wing Electors OF the
Seventh Wad aud all others opposed alike to the
tivs requested at the Seventh Nard tioel No
IJ Madison THURSDAY evening, April 81 al O'CLOCK
10 take measures advance Wing principles and TO the
success of the Wing Ticket headed BY Dudley Selden io'
The Hon Dudley Seden aud other speakers will he present
and will address the meeting.
By order OF the Ward Committee.
a2 2tis JOHN II. VAN kLEEk. Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
~ Eeebe X Costar's Fashion for. spring
inches high a-iSih bell. yeomAH'

inches high, o.lS,h bell. woman.
HiNs 5lsh inches wde-cael small and round rsthes
Si,- =. sides and taperng off very hne meeting wi,h
VERY slight tun the trout and rar Set-he anuet la''
of the brim soped and u inch curved
RASDNaihih inches WIDE. with buckle
BIND DINti-g-l6h inch Wide
Feb 2ith ISIS , III: ; ,b. ,-,,s generally
he above detail of the proportions OF our Spns se sI u
:, .s rms "a sjIlo> for the ensuing season, we ts
10 STAT ths, we 10 the full reliance ihai as
bsautie and no stve merits Will preene of IL INC u'U
stsmp OF pablic approval and adoption . c.. ,;,h
cornnarison OF its pisIi>c rNNtN fhStLiNN
those al some of the other announcements a III ~ ~ -
viii ,t oncr the public the oiSinAs oi
sign ard hA al attempt. imtailoa are en soIif
iher and appropriate tA6! 10 "hen VIC % Sx;s
elusive claiEl-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

CoLD AND SILVER WATCHES RETNLED AT
W WHOLESALE PRICES by ]. T. WiLLisToN.
fe,,e, in Watches. No Cortland Broadway, mp
stairs.
An WATCHES sold at this establishment Wnrront-
ed to be such As represented. the money rc1nhueu
Second Hand Watches taken IN exchange OF oous" io'
cash nj, :: H.
hest manner the lowest prices ml2 IHl>-
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FASHION.

WITH CLEAN BRUSHES FOR ICY PER.9N
w (gH Broadway opposite 81 faalif-sflS -na-
DRTIANNIA WAbE.-Tbe su3scrit~rs hayias be-1
ID gage tn past years manufacturing brl;AHna petal
-a-,s az th- mos: favorable priess aud on t ot terms
si. assortment consis-S F4tt Of Is "a ;ts Ce1es
-,. Tct-r, umble-y liuz EastGFs, clzsses Cups an
dIesck, IzmIS Table ent Ia spoons tsd!-s shaving
Ba,ss Srs.tD0ns oyriageS. Beirsrs. Sr Se iheT are
importers II Dixon seas esieJf7tec sete'
BrIia ann. art German Iiivsr lNap-.
f-zrr Takards CColsts and Ps.-s Tor c2-1tunion sI
Ne Old fzsniou-d prEie fIzirs, d,alss and b2szs
F-rons !. distance s-ndins retail can oe isf
Z shed yrith the best aftici-s II fai- PrIce5
s9stis BoABDTAS < FABT.
nULCUNG TEA-Recriv-d Tr me latest afriyNts ifonl
" China c-srs from tilr gathe5nS OF l- heN
cro7 Sisck Tea add for safe low for cash inies
assg ehoics zrtiee solicited 70 call and " IT, san- -
fore purchasing elsewhere Also -v-y vaety Of sEfoI
C;--n Tras ". P HoODT al Bowery.
ms 3unis- successor - Perkins = ToNhe-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
LITTELL'S LIVING AGE. NO. a.
5TH APRIL. 1915.


l. Lord Br1u.h4ns Political Philosophy >. imtadnent Of
the Constitution the United Right OF arch
Commission; 4 Vision Of Rep-a ). Rev. Sdney Saith;
United Staes TeIas and Cana Ia Armed Suppression o.
the Slave Trade: Fcon1uic LGIu-es: Nss Titles Of
Honor Noys NlIim5. Church Thieves WakiyS AdiFzSs.
Carter. Nr zude hri lass Baths for ,.e Poo! New :,
o. Mornings with Ihomas Campbe H. nls:atic Printing:
PoerySoG- Of Expectation he Evening Star. with i
mlnac. udea Caya. Scraps Aecidcn; Mr. Wakey, Tls
Magic Ball. Dogs SceE,. Abba Father.
ua y \
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ms saf&4W

nc- BANK OF WOOSTER. oHIo.-Ths notes OF III
hSlN aiu 'sus'''" - '''' ~ WINSI.OW x PERKINS,
e ss;sr,y No. 70 WaLstrset.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

NM. W. siIKLEN, Auctieueer.
S,ToCK OF CRoCKERl. GLASS AND CHlNA.-Pos-
- tive sale for ctshTl RSDAY Aprl J. at 10 O'Clock
at the corner o s;h Avenue d Goth street. in lots TO suit
aars and crocers ali the stock said store peviels 10
removal consisting OF and line Crockcry OF all
.acibe articles Also. 20 barrels Glass Tnmolers Gro
GERS and retailers wanting bargains will do wellto attend
Aer tho sale oi stock shelving of the store AZ 2tis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
MEMORANDA.

No vessels In sight from the Highlands at sunset Vino
wNw
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TO LET.

ly,A HOUSE. TO LET On CHELSEA s0mARE-
fR The handsome dwelling House No. 2lG West 20h.
ss.ss1 street fronting Chelsea square; vii be painted
throughout and urnhed with Ct1ton water bath range &c
house south Of Chelsea 70 be painted
and furuishrd In like manner APPLY 10
ID A CUSHNiAN No. is3 Pearl street or
a2 istr 9th avenue. between 20th and 2lst SITS
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BOARD.

DOARI-A pleasant of rooms for family either iur
- nished unfurnsed aso for single gentlemen 10
iei with board n; 50 Bundst Hp3lt-
BOARD WANTED by The Advertiser. within . miles OF
ID the City Hall a srnn quiet family where thsre are few
bonrder.. Terms moderate Address y. Il. Tribune
O:Iire. postpaid. u
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II27 yVhIgs In the Field. WlliGS OF THE
EIGHTH WARD-YOUNG AND Ol.D-REPAlR TO
WASHINGTON'S HEADQUARTERS.

1877 WhIgs In the Field WINGS OF TIE
EIGHTH WARD-YOuNG AND OLD-REPAlRTO
WAStINGTONS HEADQUARTERS.
~ All Whigs-ai those who believe tie wing fla''
form broad enough NIL stand upnnn those who are
in favor of WING PRINCIPLES exponnded by HENRY
CIHYa those who believe that great reforms nls he e
by great party md who believe that the Wing phry are lb
ern enough and u:i eGough to aow a that + g n h c p
Chief Magistrate o this CITY should he man oi aolv OF e
ucntlo capable ef declaring his views before the
of DUDLEY SELnEN for Mhyornnd all those who believe
TINT real reform Alderman necessary from thlS aLl one
who has been tted and osnd iuhis, ne [s I @ Fmyt M
for Alderman. and all those N nvor o JESSE w. f. r o
Assistant Alderman. md a those in favor of men OF sound
ihefe,re. IN favor of GIDEON FOUNTAIN and EZRA
SMITH nre requested at TivOl Saloon on thursday
81 Of Apr to respond To the above NOMINATIONS aud
J,Mrs s TH,yrR will address the meeting.
a Band of Music Will be ~ attendance ,,o-
See the large bilsposed in the Ward-signed By ll2I
names.
J. T. NJ BLEAkLEi, Chairman
Y Y. y. y ppST Pow Secretaries. az
~ Our citizens engaging "a have Plumbing wofk
dcne for their tenants IN the WAY oil Baths se &
Shower Baths will do well call ON Me>Ss iholh
Jenkins basement No. OnStTert, whose WORK has mus i'
given universal satisfaction ~ y"
~ THE INVISIBLE f. NlG--So closely resembles the
real head of hair that Skepilcs and connolSseurs nave
nounce it the perfect and eNtTaornaTy OF t
dav The great advantage OF tins novel aud unIue WIG II us
beng made without or weaving. whlCh cause: u
.rauce so closely resemble the n,uai hair both IN Gh
ness natural appearance as 10 driy detection rs eNs
being beautiful porous and SO tree t III All eass
other wigs entirely avoided The sketic and cunnoiSS.u are
alike invited To INSPECT is novel aud beautiful WIZ and te
pecuar method of fitting the head ~ tie ~
C. Barry i6 Broadway, OF LibertysrSei np stars
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

CtpH>~it-lS-Et~
---- a Card.
ID NASH. Auc,ioaeer- store iSs t'on re .,,,,
II D. y informs his friends Ard the pnos'e .iA. W
u. continues the Auction and Commission ssne' - -
ISq Yoi street, and soleits their patronASe IL
ss,r,sr,s Out doc. sales OF Household FnEnIsu's
NJ Gnis t;roee-ies Hariwnre Merchandise ana f''s-
cry Of every description p'netia4y a''e'iasa 10
xEFESs TO
pSH Vanrcs: No. i7S F-out street.
Thomas H Lessr;t, % BeesmSn street,
wiris,,, NJ Mitchell. 1io broadway.
Hars & rreadweii krapSltn House, BEoscws!'
Hiram Barney, 50 tehn stree'' ,.,u,;,.
J.-,es VI Post. ltFs tr'nity street mIS TEL.
n T0Z \ .. Auclion and Commit scn Aer-
L chants Nos llS Falton street.. and 81 Ann sceet-
LIBERAL advances MADE on eonssnrnens ana p'0nP''s
iIrus made. ,,,
At l0h O'clock. AZ 81 Ann street.
suyxrsY SlIEEv order Of the Sherit, iarSe 0usn"S
s;.hst sof,s and pyans also ore marble top Center
rable: Also large number OF Window Sishes' ssoS
r-sl thousand Sc.r,s als Astral Lamp teetner VIZ
China Ware ard mall assortment ef Honseh''a sui"'
THURSDAY, April ID.
A. % o'clock AZ No 2ss DivislOn Street.
SHESWs SALS oY LicVoSS, Se comprising 'SSs -.
ceneral a<<ortner; " Brandy Gin Jam, RGr Madeirs
and Port wire Corlals, &c: aiso standing casks o
FRIDAY, April lih,
A. No. III Clinton st. II lof O'CLOCK
Alarc and general assortment Of Household Furniture.
consisting Of SOFAS mahogany Chairs. Tables, burcsasSH
Yes Oh Cloth Beds, sed>;eas CrockeEy and Glass Ware
Locking Glasses M.n;e smps, SC. &S Asc, the Atch-
fGraiturc.
FRIDAY.
At 10 O'Clock at the Houston and Lewis sts.
SHERIFF SALE OF GRocsRITS.-A large ard general as
srer; u every art'cc IN the line Particulars TO NOR
SATURDAY. April S;h.
ALTO o'c,ocS AZ No 80 Houston u. corner Of Lewis.
SlsxIsy SALE oY GRccrRIss-TomprisinS Large and
general assortment being the entire contents or large re
tail grocery store.
TUESDAY. Apris,
At No. 8 Beach street
HOUSEHOLD FrRNIruSE-Comprising large and general
assortment, OF Iious hlld and Kitchen Furniture rarcu
La hcrna
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auctoneer ~.
.,S,;S RICHARDS & PLATT.-Stores 1ve
Is pocad,yay.-Iioerai cash aayancements made on
c,rsi.,nrrerts for seeiion ssles
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FOR SALE.

l-R LOTS on IIrH.srErtr FOR SNLE-Two lots
li situated the sonhrry SIDE OF ,th
betNs Broadway aud University place Apply
a. i.f 10 VI uRDOrK LEAVI1T & 90. u West 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE ROSEWOOD AND
Ia MAHOGANY GARNET rFuRNtTURE.-JACob
= PLATT will sell TOMORROW Crhursday) at ~ ooeh
at No ~ broadway the entire stock OF valuable CABINET
and Nv Schod Furniture contained IN said store conpr.
Ing the largest and extensive assortment oil ROSEWOOD
and Mahogany Articles oEercd At auction Tor many years
the whole of which been made expressly TOR the Cty
retail trade and vii be warranted made IN the best man.
ner and Of seasoned materials The sale viii comprise sew
era hundred lots every of which viii be peremptofIy sod
Tor Cash the owner teng about 10 change his business
Catalogues now ready u. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

H-iiyr fG15 Irars old. Tld ADD i;'ed - VIZ Cakiss,
-is h-p,.ro CCUu-v t5f heh tie lion. Daniel " 70
T. ~, Tsct T1s. 70 Bulls Head MADE z1eutioH AS beinS
he rey best be and he had 'za nany at 70 m;
of ~ su Iasr snt examined 5y best O.; I11ssr.
confirmed ibs orialoh Of sE WeS.izf IT, ai' eiaE with
y;r - r,sr, str Fair rid 2: o1- Tor th-
as: ir Tsz:s bnr onl oaE eafs cid i,ed aad ajis4 n
tlf- IV,E-sp OF act-ss County and prraCane-d - III
"A - bv - fh- x5rc-- OF all vos3--s ard surefic.
70 sny lhiu ever risct n this tougs : s9.'
J,,-.,-r rnary decidedly lie o+st ori-t lhIs ssa>2
Ca = ses br In pablo 10 are isy.d % can
"a rTh4r.dsv- md Friday. A Tr 4 ard fit
IT, ,Ei n IN BE- eIrnssd for sale at his Old Sand, 10
-s -. ~ S-Ey ~ 81. - % SATURDAY. th- 5th E4;
o -.te- -AA-As' THOMAS y IE[rIN>-
,,TY-El IRON-5o ;ous e iannaracEa b. Ec5, TeEy
- soperior article fog s;eei. for sale q
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
MILLINERY GOODS.

~ NEAPOLtTAN BONNETS-1he undsrsgnsd
XII % Patruir-s and manufacturers oi the Nedpolitan Bon
No. nets respectfully inform ,te trade that they are now
wi rry to Supply the above article OF the latest style
aud 0 superior quality Ia quantities To SUIT pnrcbaseu
They ,k,t hey alter aud clean the Bonnet 10
appear equal to new.
he market I'm yenune article for which received the
silver medal the @ ar Of the American Institute has our
or =, the tnannfrctofy OF PATTlSON. NOE co.
,aot is,u,lI. No. q D-ancry w..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

Ship Mary Ellen Dearborn, from Whampos Dec 18Th,
Macoa l4h, teas. silks, &c 10 Cary Co.
Ship Duncan Daggett IS ds I'm Glasgow, ndse 10 Dun
ham ~ Dinlon.
schr Ceres Tarsox I'm Ponce. PR. sugar TO Meyer
& Stucken Left bark Chancellor, Maven, 10 days; oTiss
Pinta Baltimore, IL ds; Adelaice uncer Girard Sfork'
20 ds corea do ~ d: Sophia, wtg frt; Lucy, Phlade
phia 2 ds; Col Taylor dg for Boston Sidney, SYork ~
d E,neiine wig fr Jane, uncer; vuure. do schrs Val
halla Chase NHaven 20 ds; Brilliant uncer brig Forest
verana, sailed cay before for Newburyport.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

INRON THE DAILY MERCU ttA New Bedford, Mast
V B LMER is oaT s=egi S'
S~s,cFrPTIox I~p ADyERTIsISS AGENcY-Ims Is
most arurT under the control OF as-nirmir 20 whose
and ability th= highest tesnoniils given
Persons m the tssie States wishing 10 afTsg 'n hs Dtlly
or Weekly Cincinnati Herald Informed i9t D. .aer
authorized to for bctn a'rs lie has ciees IN
Boston New York Philadelphia aad B1litnore "
BOARDS. PRESS PAPERS. Se.-Jo,s9 lbs Binders
ID Bot.ds hand and machine made medium aud douoS- 9,
1000 lbs S;rlv Boards, assorted ngr5ers,
5C0o los Truak do do DO
5tGO lbs BandooIdo 10 90
100 gross Bonnet 40 white, 1foNa aId y-llo"
assorted qualities.
50 10 yellow Press Fafess, different sizes
l5g DO White do 10 vanoas weights oF sale II
'OS - 5. B CLAYTON L SONS, Paper Warehcuse
- No 81 John-;-eet.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

SPENI Elt ~ Chambers street. Is now ready 10
ID ippiy Gent euen with the Sar0g Pattern Hats The
~ Nutnh furnished by hum nj ~ - and ha I'm
NsS tniion 5i0eskn ut s3,25 ,,-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

k%FISE FRENCH CALF DRESS BOOTS, II,
~ few OF superior qaali, iust feesIsea 'ife''
- from the uenniserurer for sale ~ N1ide7 TIT
S"S min imis- FRENCH ~ Eh6i 4
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

X. N.. BAKER, Aucroneer.
DY MORGAN & JOHNSTON, Store 3ls Broadway.
ID THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock.
large and general assortment of Dry Goods Cutlery.
Gold and silver Watches amongst which suportor
English Levers JcwelTy Fancy Articles &c &c, Liberal
cash advances made ali lsnments. Out door sales
attended to- doI tn-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

NEW LAW BLANKS.-TBs subscrbers ar continually
.lRg 10 ;heir Of Law lan s such forms
waited bv al practitioners by intend 20 prEt ~
rv form That possibly te required II Ordinary rete
WI. the Tea -st regard accuracy and r-ine> aEJ
r On acer OF superior quality Ancus those F-seG'l'
printed lsr the oilowias idlyi snd sqmaa.as On ke
are Recc.uzance and Bond under the non-lmprisean~t
Act; Pr-cegt for Costs IL PeSi Lenia-fs JoHoef' IL
~ - W JANSEN x BELL.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

3 MINDLE & CO IrlpofT-,, - sII -77t5ff iI'i-
j Cu;ierv H5rGwaT- Trsae, WoodwaFr BIashes. 5.s-
kr.s Mats &c No. s. Aa;G-H lane. Newly OK
w / invite atf-atioo 10 th-r Assortment: sSlrctec
with u. know ledge gained By u eK-T-ne-, y hch
t =, esS--t IL beng the is-s. best selected lad
extensive n Country Pu-rhl,s can save beif TIM aud
-,- Ia huvfps frcl them tS- largest stock aud
-, ,f he Sad IL lie Usrd Stai-s ard 5Gying selling
cheap ir CASH ta4 enabled 10 5sf Inducements ~ teTr
p,cLt sip, ,:ea-5ats hotels and private houses urns
II :. IL p-c-s - thr shcr-es noricz-
tsa.aia-n-s - BE- had ~ III store 1i bTso11s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

An explanation of the claim defeat will be given IN The
al IT
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

WALTER GgEENoUGH. Auctoneer.
DOOTS AND SHoES-TRADE SALE,-WALTEk
ID GREENoUGH sells THIS DAY. Thursday. At lOt
ocock al the Store Mr. A. Clan 2S3 Pearl street, 900
cases Boots and Brogans comprising valuable as
sortInen desirable and seasonsoe goods wo thy the At
ten,ou Of dealers Catalogues now ready and may be
hnd NJ tie stn.n or of the Nnconerr - Wall ST ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

~ Our citizens VINO are engaging have Plumbing work
done for their tenants the OF Baths Water NiS;etS
Jenkins basement No JonstTrrt, whose work has mus lar
given universal satisfaction. Il9 Su
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

ofte Old Fist Ward and ell Others favor Of Regular Nhs
respectfully invited 70 attend Mass Meeting
Thssshsrs Broad Street Hotel ridaT Evsaing APfll
ith. u o'clock Hon. DUDLEY SELDEN anc other
Speakers viii address the e-tIne on the importance
Of The coming Charter Election.
Rally Rally and ALL and show 20 tie World that We
Wigs AID nothng ise b order OF the " ard Commit
ter CRAs. RiDABOCk, Chairman
Pr1rz.scovyx S-e,..srv z32t
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

HOUSEHOLD FrRSIrrxE-CompTising large and general
assortment OF Household and Kitchen furniture Fartcn-
,arsh horn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22
Po,iu.n! Reforms desired.

A private letter recently received from the IT,
terror CT this State enumerates the following list
OF political Reforms which the writer deems dc
sirable. We heartily concur with his views in
regard to most of them, and desire popular
Judgment upon them all. his bief is as follows:
!. Legal Reform that will simplify the proceed
ings IN Couris aud nut the costs down below where
the last Loco-Foco egisla,ure found them.
:. Open the business OF the Practice of Law' TO
any person who can obtain certificate as 10 cha
racter and other qualifications TO teach Common
School
3. To Reyise the Jurisdiction Of Justices of the
Peace.
4. Have the Legal Rate Of Interest per cent.
). Have all Bank Bills par in the City Of New
York.
6. Allow any person TO Bank any amount.
70 have ,he law il that respect similar 20 the law
as 1t sood before the meeting OF the last Legislature
I. Abolish the present Military System.
8. Make it misdemeanor TO bet on Elections OF
any thing else.
g. Abolish the Franking Privilege aud have the
Rate Of Postage I'ro Cents without regard 10 dis
tance.
10. Have Convention in this State 10 amend the
Constitution By extending the Elective Franchise,
simpf, ing The Court OF Chancery and Other Courts,
and other Reforms that cannot be reached under the
present Constitution
Al the above viii! require the Legislator Of this
State except the 9;h which must be done by Cor-
GTess.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22
wEDNEsDAx EEoHNsNss, IANUAES 30. lsa5

FIRES.-'Fbesc',aouer Coueiih ct Southport, be-
longing 10 tbs CoIzA@5rsassi Lin- CT Ne~-Ycrk and
Boston p-c.es. tcok iFe cn Fri3sy las, at Boston.
i'h- vessel wea rot much injured. bJt the cargo, L
valuable ohe, ~as greatly damaged.
u On the night of Ist inst. the Woolen Factory
OF Hudson Williams, IN Bsilsfonie. Genre Counry,
Pa vas totally des'royet by frr. The same fac
tory hes twice heiore been buried 10 tie ground.
FIsE.-The barn Of 5ir. b. F. lioors, in rls VII
lage Of Taychseis, ". I. fred on the 2G;h nit.
aud consumed together With a izrss stock Of fuT,
hid=s, nearly thousand hushels Q! gram, uud Eve
excellent houses Loss : 900.
FrRE.-ihe warehouse IN Frcatsfreet, west oi
Walnut, owned by j. H. Groesbeck, snd occupied
by Woley Il Co was nearly destroyed by hre on
Monday. The building was used FOR manr!ac-
turing Alcohol 1hs amount Of damage dooo to
siessrs. w. Il Co. is about $4,000, on which there
is about half The smou-t insured.
Cincinnati Gazette, Tuesday.
STEAMBOAT Dfs,sTERs The Empress, .t Lou
isviile, reports ba.ng come in collision with Inc
john O'FaIon in The lower Mississippi, sni sunk
her TO the boiler deck. She had valuable cafgc,
which will be toIai logs
gSy Al Mobile (.Eaa. 10;h) the lsrboard boiler OF
the steamer Princs;oa burst as she was coming 10
the wharf. Two persons were kaocked overheard
and dfowned; The Captain and Eogi5eer were some
what injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

AL1BEL Su,r-Some,ire during the laic Po'tii-
cal campaign Dr. KELSEY. Of lhs city, Ia speech
10 refer 10 Sias Wright in n manner which did not
81; well upon the siomachs Of the Loco-t ocos VINO
heard him. The result was a very bitter enc sour
rilous attack upon MIR. X, in the Tnmpk!ns Lcce-
Foco Journal, for which suirior libel has been
commenced which can hardly fail 10 result IN The
discontinue ofhis sssailanis. Rochester Dem.
STEAMBOATS, Is CiSclssATI.-The Cincinnati
Gazette gives list of 80 stesmboats that we're buIt
in that city il 1914, with aggregate tonnage oi
s,24S tons, and an aggregate cos, oi S56S,OOO.