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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15
SILK, MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
L, n. Stevens,


IT As row m sso- of the excessive Sd hest Sc
ieeed Of Srrs Fancy >iS saa AiiI'eeIy
tscos 10 be and ~ the City embracing nsal every NtetS
ut laiters anu style Tie Is onir well ScUlin van me
Nket nut he probably understands tn wantS at ihS SS ana
Millinery trad, well ia the Citv. he Inc
exclusive styi Of some of h5 fashionable Bcre;, silks
and Ribbons that this marker tie conncear ;S;
:hs tune his assortment G! ich ard desirable goods oN
tT the h 70 b fciat and he ;a tbs 70 assure
his that il s, b KEEP: JhsOuShou, the
liz also S.;spds the sUcu Siy pek Up ts bargains IN:
always icpEt ge. and give then has
customers. L is 6ss remarked hy his rcstoiner> thSt
somehow or oiasr they slNSIs S-a eircrm.ilse- which
spraks volumes pa-chsSsFs fe1San< wishing Vnr-
chase any Goals his lie yrd call aad
has stock before making F SELECTIONS s'se~ here
OArKRSoN- SILK FACTORY, \. j., m,uuAc;ass>
rrsri OranSinr saG large Skea SevIrsS OF tr les:
quality for t;gge s,rap aud So1ce lsce irASlss
Scwiags IN small >ksius-hisck bipS eteS cst dyes, and
assorted - oresd handsomely 7ni ~ 10 half ADD
quarter round r0prS hsR6e u Ss'us each cartons
ri ls-o SSelps. cnstor;ers
eeAtieuaeGs p3in and fancy Cyrsts. O rewes 81
do Sieh White and rgi1 tel a,cks; u1adSegcheis.
Sa5snvtS NC, io- hat Ard caFl.nrSs
dyed Tor banne;s aad ilsS>
MSS'e ak ios cardios and sPjnsieg
he above toe sale sad sTis5S Tor any article in the silk liae
DEAQNALe-StHA Al AZ. tiOU LU * co tave r-rno-
II Wi seEl No i2l TeNFi-SSr-
street; No. u, Broadway
The subscribers have in addition f-.,t- stock 81
recently Imported D-y Goods
PIE Domestic Goods, fer sale toe usual term. Ia ,b;cb
they invite the sgecal s;;e,oa Of buyers IN I'M, r-rk
Also. for cash the variops sly les S( browu and aeba3
Coos usually snuEers;ee sdysltints by e1cesirsly
q u AFWATEE.l
W. X. GOULD. Jr.
J. C. NTWATER-
New. York. Asrch 18Th. 1913 ncJsu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

nJACHINE EANDs.-The following unsolicited opin-
VI OF India Rubber Machine Banding. We COM
mend 10 the attention Of The interested.
horace II. DAT.
Successor 10 the Roxbury India Rabher Co.
.SoaalcE. Jan Is. lslS.-pssr Sir: Above please ind
our DRAFT on = ;o- -. the balance Of your accorut
AGAINST us We take pleasure saying that after il
and fair iri yogr Rubber BANDING THAI foF IN purpose
fr ic We have used H. IL drys hcav or s; slac!ises
,h band, tia, gives rs the !eesi slisiae;.ou
Years. very truly, MOSES FIERCE,
t25 Agent Norwich Bleaching and CallesLeTing CO..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

WARRANTED CAST-STEEL EDGE
TOOLS.-The real genuine Couser's Tools
az can only be hid - Attorney-s,reet
jHYzSa2 where they are made and finished with
- my own bands; therefore | can recon-
mend them and at George Brics 4 COS. Piait-strect
Those tool. offered by Osborn Il Little at % Futors
and other stores. stamped "Concer," not my make
and arc designed to deceive. Mine are stamped TINS
'.Conggr, Now-York, 80 AttJrney-St The narn7 oI =
Conecr Berry also aethc having an interest IN Ike
business A liberal discount Deasrs Please observe
the stamp. t25f 3m'l John CoNGER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15
DRY G0nnS.

WELLS sPRISG g i9e; sS6S 9er for sale
Is do sup Cnrlsic % 81 inch and rs Long Cloth,
g do NasoaI NE and Fe ys,n ES ~ 90 90
% % 30 sf%Sa r o ss lt and best y DO
20 do white Cambriccs and linen fold shi,,ings
so do 9' g. RR I'd t G3o GGh' and s"''''''
50 bales heavy Cinswod Mills "a Sheetings
< g f fssPx e5S Cd ID P $si,hla ds
IS DO Family aud Preston do
200 case, liSh1 Spring raH'., oias~esi .aics
g g ssfiii ssssi': 3 ss''
20 do Gotten Foasee and Flar Do
80 do Nestiugs aud r&n,eoon S;uts
IS Do blue end e2c!el H hay ! P =
l,s bile. Amo. 1icks 5aS and DHbh FisA.
20 20 DO siES! vs5y UfIo5 F aaa Tick.
200 do hr,vy Springfield ard other Drills. M Jaw
N;cCUKDY. ALDtiiCHN SrhNCGK No. Al Exchange
NRriace ofiOr for sale ,.oo,>,
400 eases PRINTS. from the American Print Works Al Fell
River consisting OF l;ich Chintz, Light Fancies :.
sand cord Plates, Lawn Plates, Two Blues
sc. &c.
$50 do rRiNI.. from the Lodi and other Works,
sstng flight Plates, black and white, black and
purple.
$50 DO BLEAcHEp SuIETINGs and SHEETtNGs various
Widths and qualities.
400 bales BsowN S.rrrlxGs Hamilton, Croton AS Hart,
lord, Fail River and other kinds.
100 do BaowN SIIIRT:S6s
$50 do COTTON OSSABuKCs, 81 2S 80 and 36 inch wide.
20 do PArArscc 1wiLLEp BAGcINa. 90 % and 30inch.
100 cases CorJoSApEs, CrankieS and Printed analoon
So bales IS and ia nEpTicKrNGs. tStuiis.
50 cases CnEcXs. Striped Shirtngs, sc.
so do CorroS Flag HANDEERcniEfs.
WOODEN GOODS.
,so cases CLOTHS superior styles wool dyed black brown.
green, blue and mixed.
100 DO CASSMrsFs plain and fancy.
200 10 SAri>Ers great variety of styles colors and
qualities. from the best manufacturers.
so do BucxsxISs, light and DARK mixed,
100 do Kg>rUcSY JEANS euc, miJcc, striped and p'ac-
100 do KsssEYs from tho Mslloy mill.
100 do PLAID LINsErs, S-i and 49,.
50 DO TwgEpS and Fulcd Cloths.
80 bales CARPETS fine, super andthree-py new patterns,
from Tie owasco mills.
Also
50 cases AMERICAN SEWING SILKS, superior article from
the nedham Factory. les 2aw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15
SCHOOLS.

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS-J OSBORN.
- ?.I2cip.l New ce-aaz s-lnilzE. c. Nun5e- . pu-
pills lin ed sEry-T-fc Si3e yea Circular. ma
De obtained Q! ,iF Geo Silly 10 P-3rst; Dir1o- ~
kiTqgiSn. ". fiabifsrsw s. E-iGT: " BrowElas -
Ncr-N Noors-sr " PhiIir ln2 Fui,nnst Brasvu s1Irn
LEMALn EDUCATIUN.-1hs Mics ADAM Of Norm
aupOn, Mas, propose 20 receive irto ther aiF ~
pup Is Of teir whom they will instruct N the G1sl
branches cf education and 20 ~no.e trE ning morn 'y,
ri and intellectual thsy Will faithfully feTo
The advantages Of Northampton II location are Two W.
known tn require particular mention and one o. me mos
eligible .tes village occupied By the family ny
have had sofne experience IN teaching rDd ferilr with ne
rrin-;, e instruction successfully adopted ~ teo o.
- Thnrdzy May 1t For particulars IN terms. a. n9
py 70 the Mise. Aiam Northampton Reference may e
~ Boston 10 Rev z : tiannet,. ID. D.. Newf ok-Rev H.
w Relnvs Northnmp.n7-Rev. Rf;fn. Fll.. apl IN
DOAKDiN1; SCHOOL rOR YOUNG LhllkS,-1-
foBRifGEPORT, Iouu-By Rev. ID. be T. Ely & iirs BY
designed 70 furnish the Of hnled edUcailon.coin
on 'ha Eth OF NM The Golden II VI s
mo- delightful ard the facilities fo aruir1r The French a-e
superior Ccuars Mt the Book stores OF D. Falsnsw 90
Ruadshy OF F. Collier, lJ5 Ct0n s'!ee ana OF d
ford Bridgeport InneI L 9N
DYEPAKAToRY QoARDlSG) SCHOOL, MIDDLE
Established l.; is.5 Sessions commence Ma? 5th and
Oct I5ch continuing Eve months, a. $50 yer session.
Thorough nreatioa r college or business, and person.
al attentions secured TO pupils as 1uy a IN ,e nost
extensive schools. Lads from Sew-York are placed IN
carss Of careful person going and returning Clrci1s
81 "a Marhet-st.eet and ~ Broadway. 623yc
DOIKOIN1; SCHOOL FOR ,iALE PUPILS.-EemT,;
ID s..d Semin,rv. Hampstead l. ca er7ucE o. me 1;
Railroad q miles from Brooklyn Tens i Sl2J 20 s1u
ve,r Circulars a; j. x J. Chsmheri1S nth - Imam
tce, Also ., Sewman's Book .tore, 80 Broads2y ne
pr,ncipaI lurnx month of mi Il 70 Nassau. ~ sum
urr T-rrn comiDences the inst Of "a.
mis- On NATHANIEL DUNN. A. y. PRINCIPAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

e. FARM foR SALE.-Silla.e on the road nom
~, New Rochelle White Plains, about squ.-tislant
from each, containing $50 Of LAID. al OF wLe
s plough Ind excepting ten acres which i wood ianc-
The place l. divided b. lane ard aid cut ino cotFeH
lent ots for cultivation Al the fences a-e OF tone IN
ooc orde-, and the ground high state OF cultivation
The building. Ell OF good character and 81 cTte- Fer terms
apply 20 q B. KENYON, ;he premises, or OF
% n J. ADRTAS9'E. So Holm 81. Sevv-sozk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15
UNITED STATES DAGUERREAN

UNITED STATES DAGUERREAN
GALLERY. rs Broadway M stlrs. r. " iIta would %
syeciully call lh attention ei CITIZENS snc strangers s'
ing the his splendid collection O. Dazusroype Tor
irtS SINGLE coups from IN u l"fsoaS on the sane
pst- oT beauty md accuracy OF define ioH cannot be
SUPPRESSED Portraits taken all kinds 81 weather hef I'm
without the colors. the nce OF which h. hlS reduced !"
il-r charged by the eTcnc~f - the business
The Institute II IT, late exhibition awarded h,f
White First Premium for the best Dgus:reotyi~ Like
ress for grouping aud general cfsct winch IS but another
uroof OF the supr.iorty of his Portraits a.. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

a. Et-AL ESTATE MAAhEi, 4ela
%. ..2zs go wALL.sT NET II WORK. --'s--.al
We ave TO- sale the most favorable terms
[rsogfp FAE,is all descnptoas and prices from ID 20
1900 Acre s.d from $50 10 szofC saeh.
Sr IaNps Ia Ne. ork. Pscasy rani1 virginia Mrs
,0l.y snarssee Michigan Illinois iowa and Wisconsin.
j, tsfS iira GocST-siEs7It ff-iees.
VIE. Power Nils Fact res, beds oi hce Potters az
Linz Curt F-lds.af. Aam Buzz etcr-s, Coal. iEca
t,-.t CoIp-f and IIn.
siIch an Offered To-. CASH 81 q great sdcIIfee
Wrrspeeuily iis all who Hs 10 puref5e Rca Estate
Of any Gs5cTtpfi sGari gEy n country
and -fE ffcr 9nr Register, here ;hy best ol.In
tie object Of J.-ir ts5ir-.
Orr :s.oCHrED AGEycY, extending Throughout E1fore
AID Arca r possible SEWING
~ whr vii favor Us with tseif Eands
AZ II Er-rr 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

GAYS PATENT CORFU GATED SUSP.NDEaS
~ The siIcrso1ty OF has crJie= manufactured b. IN
HndTSisnsd uatsr hi' l-eni ot ss acknoss zsd ~ IN
rn3 have .d n orp1rrusty Of judging them In
WIN and ctheT r1eaisctHs ther cr-E-r de.s= Z s
iFteom fcrl supburpas s1ei and iishtress srzt f the
suIrie ra22er hlch tsy got NJ snd shed has
s2ls-c iet -n he titie of Tits Hi.1G Il Consequence
numerous aHes N th- 81 M br SuyPsnder M.nn
ilcisr-'s lad Surrender 3-Ts FOR th~ ;uriss Il e-abny
tn - csIcs Of greatly sfsor article s mad /, usce
sly or M sEserioer s>f deese- well as fer esf-.
srcnTty 70 he buy-f Ia asch as every cEtajn
t.G his SuSy-nd-rS
My stock 20 ~aoh Confidently nvjr the Inspection Of
The City ard toucty Tde e5etsins crater rari-,- or
styles than caa r !oara Il any he- s=;ahlish-nt u e
CCuci-y.
BeyeTs reTssree;iy iayi,rt cali Pg-e-eis else
wiz HORACE y. DAI
Successor 70 the Fo15ury isdis Rabb.- o.
~ Afa:fa, l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

yyy!NDOW SHADES - c. wOODFoRD has leased
W tie 2 Broatw1r Ola Fss-s Bndiags) f.. the
sIrEs-- szs Of Window l>o-s daTu- tn S9ria=. sad
tn s-tion OF families his assaIte; oil
Sh-d-S which have b-n eoeetEd the ssSt artists
lnely LID Lraie. C0rnovs Others: end for r:cess Of
coIIng Of Scrrery aud Easaxs execution pant
ug mr. not b surpassed Those therefore about puresng
suy kind Of " into" shsts ms Spriss will nd 81 - 76o{e
Sumh-rs coliscoa eIrseae raey any ozr establish
-st city Merchants and ot-ss buying 10 sell AGAIN.
will be allowed liberal cseours;
]. c. TOODFoRD. 2eit Broadway,
"a door from the Of R---s, New Sud'ag.]
NUR >ALE-Tne Bar Coua;-r-s Be+r ramps with n;
Marble Top saG Pedestal aid eh-r hIturrs Of Porter
House Also s,shes sa-h doors, eonHrtI driven. glasI
es,es ac Iaa-I. Of J. LOCKE
slrSl Cs-rsna. md Builder, y Arc-1:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

49, 49, sew JJI.h i.rD HhrtLE., RAIL "DAD
IA & CO.. simmer Arrsnge me 10
I-J o. and after Monday Apfl liih INST the tralns
sSs-;-'i via rul AZ follows VIZ: Leave City Hal for
" hiIe fiAins aGd intermediate p!4ces at Iad
M;23PM.
9. 20 and ! + N,
o. 70 s. T. 9 O. ?. ~, 80 s. :. 3d. 6. 80 2 VI.
REFINING leave hte eLa. Tor ~ Hall 4nd n,.rmsd
-. pi4c=s 10. lf.lgA n. 2.tU. so ".
Leave William, Indse Tor Cry Hall 7.57 40 l0.4O
II 2. -. ., 5-;1P u.
ve Sorfisiana and Harlem for City Hall 40 g. o. TO-
IA VI, ?. ,, g. 3.20 20, :. $50 :. O. 3 u.
The Ff-i.k; viii leave he Plains 81 O'Clock. 10
min " Leave Cry Hall before VI. for the pr,sea
DISTANCE AND RATES OF FARE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

ID AGsI he cash Tor all kinds
AZ Of Doy.ie Ras BlggIng GEeAs Roie CaEvas' &C. a.
the Paper Warehouse. ScS Berilng Shl. New, oIk;
/ u3i 2w CYRUS w. SitLD-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15
BONTS mn SHnES.
r,Ir ro,r An SHOE wFiRINt

sTo TIE Boot AND SHOE WEARING
K PUBLIC-CALL AND SEE.-f!Ie city s-fIzI-s
made calf seued Boss, with FAR Stitch. Tor s. So
~ made III me latest and approved style. ard
rated % 1--WE sa-i.fact;un II LUTHER V BUTTONS
sbagat- Boot ard Shoe S;cs- 593 bfoadFay Also evr-y
DESCRIPTION Books and Shoes uL- 10 ler Also gIeat
stirt OF ladies and misses C-Is, b Il s1itsr,, tu,kins
aurfs sc together yyitt tcurlon % boy, youths
and eiillrsn's and shoes. garrS sil Gasr &c
And 20 sSatrnsni and t.-s tn ef eotb
S-x and all ages there kT constantly hagd Good
r fsn elastic oversh "nlc srr warranted not 70 a--
come r nor oo rir elasticity tie col dt weather nor
soften L. aay deere Of bra so sale wogS1l- and rets
an kinds Of rr!.irnc done IN ls r0s w1gns manner,
ard n 'hnrt notice. u IheL, NJ IU>>
Y B. pl=nty OF business aad snail P.o'1 l.. v =
r,h7y
IS4SHIQSAgLE BOOT AND SHOE SToGE-GgosS
I & BETTS 80 Fulton street. CHE toor est OF Broad
wa keep or La,1 are assortment of Boots ard Shoes.
rade Z the mos: fashionable style 1ae Of TIRE hes; ma
icri=h
y B-Nade 70 order al descriptions & Beo.s and Shoes.
Fits warranted ana prices low TO sui; tie times. 81 y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

COPAI-lo cases Angela
" so I" BeugueIia - e'n "NSN'
Also, 10. GoOlbS. 10 slle at Io'ocs, prices by
no LATHRoP 6 BA, II Z TT, - Pearl-s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

- >TEA ,-pUW -.It 10 LEI-Loi;s or NEcrS.-h'ls,
r. = ,hr be-, lighted Of ,ny u the cy aud c'iIon c'
- ha b,I I,cri-- of J LOCKE,
~ Carpenter aud BaildeF. 81 Anns:.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

moi So, TO LET AND LOIS TO LEASt =
S Sss, new houses At low rents aud eligible huldns
-Nl6is meas ith and sth Avenues 2th 2oth sud goth
erect, directly n hs termination o stage routes and IN the
most esant aud thriving par; Of the city AIRY W cor
ne 5;h Avenue aud Z5ths or 90 K. GOODMAN.
VI 30 Cpdar.St7ret.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

New 0rk. April ISL I'D
= Stages run from MID lletown daily. in conneIion with
the afternoon line Bouminghug, Wuitshoro, Monticello,
nunt Pleasant Binshamon Oweso Port Jerr Hons'dals,
Carbondale SC.
On Mondays Wednesdays aud Fridays to Dundaf Men.
tr Erierdsvill~ L.nox BROOKLYN Sc. MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

" All persons IRE forbid ttnx any OF Tho Boi. Of tiis
me without it,er order from tho Captains gents
Passengers taking either oithe above lines viii IN Al
b,lv IA npe n- The Morning Train Of Cars for the
r,st or West - The boats and Substantial,
furnished with and elegant Sne Rooms aHd Tor sped
A al recommendation ,ne unriyallrd on the hudson.
For Passage or Freight spply on beard, or 10 7 c.
Shu,tZ ., -s Oiict on the Wharf. AID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

TABLE CUTLERY. Orders received Tor Hlchardson&
4 Sons superior Ivory and S-lp Knives and torks. hy
mo Sw JNNES WEFEES % lNhr-straet
A MERIC.NN CUTLERY Ivory knives ,nd Forks IN
- set, of pieces AID also in dozens with without
Forks for sale by A. W. SIZES < co.
Il Pearl st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

u OpGERs * SONS CUTLERY w Sriss *
II co rs Pearl street have Just az invoice OF k
.rs Sous genuine CU-Ty consisting oi Ten and Pocket
wives Scissors and RSzors which ihey els ettr low
/ es, price. ,,.,, 49,.
lery from Shcsld consisiirs Of ahle krveS and F0fk
,.,rvarS Boucher Knives SCISSORS vnry >-;js &c a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

ia TO If,T-N Room ard Bedroom. at various prices.
@ tom S5to SOS pcr yetr Possession may be gwen
,fTVi Carpenter and Builder ~ .>nu-S..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

- PAt;tfbs' \ MOI -. " AM t.il W auts t. r-t
- Nav Scn'eci nlictn hf
49, House IN RESPECTABLE uei:hbcihcod con'uns 81 Two
m or, .trh-r ami bed by tnn vi thfr1 persons
ho,i Cd Len Uplaw would not be Ubec'ed IL !pcai,on
leanrt ReniImust-p mode References exchanged
Nj t..rari Dlyrr->'rpci az IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

g., TO l.El.-A vacant lot ~ IrIy.si suInl9 Tor
sos manufacturing business. Enquire OF Thomas Byan'
- ~ O' A''''' LfNfiR0p BARTLETT 50 renrlst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

T. GO RPQU unhtEtSit. a NJ l.. >r ~, Ykh
- Landing az alGwcll'S. Nest Point. Gold
rSS=lSGr7.Es. Spr,ngs Cornwell Fishkill and Hsubus
Landing also N.Sbugh on ss;,Se dswn-Tht new and
the foot Of Chambers daily sundAy eiceptsdl az
+. VI. Leaves Pouehkeep,ie NJ \ NJ.
Fer freight l1sssce ubu, of the Captain board OF
Of = y TONPl,l - &. 20 ~ WI .tra.t -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

O. i,-ssSs S.EVENiNG line, DlkSCr Al T. VI.
-, FJI ALBANY AND TROY DAILY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

y = " Z
fS>--.N ! fNE.--For Aihanv aad Troy direct
So The stesnhos, EAlEtSE, capt r. b Ma
cy VIII yse ts ,oOt u 60 'g ,;-sssr 4nnd'ys'N'iRe'
,ilrS -rd frjdiys * 5 O'Clock VI.
Or pass = irri IN; ap9.y oa boAFd O. tot ttASK
n he office the " l0d
Ereish, must b. su in charge crihS Freight Agent or
the 'ou.i,,ng vii DOT ~ reSpNuSihls i,r LOSES sN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

rfNEA TitAYS AND WAlTERS ". SPIES & 60
lSPe9r' s., have row iu supply OF Tea Trays aat
Waters winch they offer 10 the trad. very low
Also Dixon Son. Britannia res and Coffee Pots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

This thsn arrived Tn all March, during which l6
SHIPS barQues. brig and se brought in s?9s barrels
Sperm s2,4sa sss Whale. AID Sc Geo sSls Bone.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-10

The Lowell Courier tells good story
of member of the Mddlesex bar, who
was attending Court at the time OF the
burning Of the hotel at Concord.
II is said he rushed up into his room,
and seized yalise which he supposed to
be his his own, but after having carried it
about half way cross the common diScov-
covered that it belonged to another man;
he Immediately rushed back, returned the
valise TO its place, and bore off his own in
triumph One of his friends remarked
that this was one Of the most remarkable
instances Of singlensss Of purpose that he
had ever met with.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-10

A HIyr.-"Folks who don't like the
way papers are edited, ought to ask leave
10 put in specimen Of the right sort.
Any editor will be glad to give such ndi.
viGuals chance at any time. We would
just for the fun OF seeing them cut up
aud slashed by the critics, aferward.
Every man who thinks it easy TO edit a
paper exactly right, and TO universal &C
cepiance, ought 10 try il. May be ne
would succeed; and ifso, would be better
entitled 10 a reward than the discoverer
of perpetual motion. -Er,
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The following were in old times con-
sidered directions for buying horse.

If one white foot, buy him,
If two white feet try him,
If three white feet, deny him,
if four white feet, and white nose,
Take of his hide and give him to The crows.
A writer TO the Utica Gazette makes
the following variation OF these directions
applicable to shopping ladies';
Ifone comes. she'll buy
II two come, they'll try,
Ii three come, they II deny,
If four comes, you may suppose,
They n only look at the goods, and ohthey goes,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-10

MARRIAGE FEE.--A couple wentinto the
office of Alderman Mitchell, OF Philadel-
phia, on Monday, the 10th inst, and were
married. Before going out, the gentle.
man, who had the appearance of a hard
working man, laid small package, upon
the edge Of the desk. After he had gone
the magistrate opened it and found tro
cents.
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BY JAMES u. STEWART
MARTINSBUR0 GAZETTE.

rGBLIsBED EVERY THURSDAY MoRSISa
Al $500 year, If paid In advance, a, 80
~ paid within the years and 800 at
tho end OF the year, No paper diseDn-
tinued untiI ALI arrearages are paid, ex-
cept at the option of the Editor.
ApyEaTisEaENTs will be inserted three times
at 81 per square, fourteen liues) and at 25 cents
DER square for each subsequent insertion.
% Tho number Of insertions must be marked
on the manuscript or copy Of the advertisement
sent, OF it VIII be continued until forbid, and char
ged accordingly.
20 Military advertisements at half-priee.
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FOR Tue HARRISBURG GAZETTE.
THE MISSIONARIES GRAVE.
Waterman on lions walls
Where rest your mighty deadf
Show me the lonely funeral Pile
That's reared upon their head
Go, brother, track the deep,
Free, free, the white sail spread
Sped to the lands where darkness weeps-
There sleep the mighty dead.
On Afrie's burning plains,
Where savage malice swsyed,
Or fearful power the noonday reigns
And palm trees yield no shade
But let the angry sun
At noon look ierceiy red,
bntelt BY those whose work is done
There sleep the mighty dead.
The storm hath swept with might
Along the Indian shore,
And loud and long in darkest night
Is heard the wild beasts roar.
But when the sound rolls on,
1t does not reach his bed
Who sleeps when all his toll ia done
Among those mighty dead.
The Boreas rise high
In the grey top't Pyrenees,
And toss the snow. flakes through the sky
Like Auium on the breeze,
But when the storm is high
And the forrest leaves are shed.
Go where the hen6 of man hustle
Till summoned from his bed.
On the blue waves deep repose,
In dark and dreadful hour,
When around the ship the waters close
To chain her with their power
But let the waves rollon,
Let the deep blue waters spread
Their signing and their tears are done
There sleep the mighty dead
Where rest the torrent foods
In western wilds among,
And deep in far-west forrest woods
The Indian sweeps along.
But let the torrent come,
And savage flight be sped,
They need not fear whose work IS done
There sleep the mighty dead
On Oceans glittcring isles,
In every wood or wave,
Are not the bless'd their funeral pile,
And grateful hearts their stavesi
Go, brother, track the deep,
Free, Free the white sail spread;
Wind may not rove nor pillows sweep,
Where rest the mighty dead. c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-10

STATISTICS OF New YORK. the
State of New York there are 8 cities; l47
Incorporated Villages, ASP Unncorpora-
ted Villages.
The aggregate white population is 2,
378, 800; so, 1927 free solored.
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To fhP Ladies.

HAVE received large 10, Of Prints, Lawns
= nnghams Balzerine, Bonnets, Bonnet CaP''
oa0'l Ribbons, Mitts. Gloves, Edgings, Laees'
-''s Muslin, Jaconett do, Kentou, Linen Yam M,
.'eS hdsis and many other articles which WI
~'' Pleasure in showing to tbs ladies' who Slii la
w - ",!h cell.
Mreb27 JOHN Fl. La. ny