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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

y The burning OF the Church q, Mam,roaeck,
abcu twenty miles from this city, was sore CO.
lamiiy. TIE event occurred in the mis, oil : meet
ing all the fixtures furniture, &c Sunday School
Liofary, &c. were consumed T'ha congregation
arc making Efforts 10 rebuild ihe ed6cs, and air
Hest, the Pseior, will sooa ccce 10 this ciry to so.
li;it aid-wc nusl with success.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssooIAT,oN,-The an
nusl election of this Institution took place on the
u 5; inst. and resulted as follows

President. Cha, Z Milnor S0s J. 7 Rollins. lCs
Minors majority 81
pies pr.siien. George Grundy =. $2 J. H. Bailey. IL
Csrresg ndg $eey Heofy K; Bull S + Coulter y y
J,re1Sur,r -. Tho. NJ kisSuu Sos (no oppotltion.)
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
Things In pn,iaaeIpbsa.
hEflff-h III a EEFIsfts's f'F'Est'
Correspondence of The New. York Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Jaa. 81. p. VI.
send you Gov. Shunk's Inaugural Address, his
appointnens, &c. There is nothing of interest
stirring. except the excitement in relation 10 the late
horrid murder.
The Cororer's Jury have rendered q verdict that
the deceased, Andrew Treager, was murdered 10y
soue person or persons to the Jury unknown.
Immediately aiier the rendition OF This verdict!
Gabriel Bless and his apprentice. named Andrew
Mey hoi'cr We're brought before the Mayor OF the
Northern Liberties, when the former was discharged
and the latter remanded. These are the persons
who occupied part OF the house in which poor Trea-
eer resided.
Another individual, also a German, and quito Z
youth named Carl Balbeaherg,- who had been ar
rested on aceoun, Of suspicious circumstances,
was brought before the Mayor and after II rigid ex
animation, renanGcd for the present.
Blessi was not even compelled to enter bail for
his farther appearance.
There is no evidence, thus far, to eliminate these
men in the least, in my opnion. Altogether, | re-
peat, The murder Of rreaeer s OF the most hor-
rid and my seIous that ever occurred in this section
Of the counlrY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

HWe ure assured by gentleman from Providence that we
were mistaken in our impression That the Rev. W. S Bach
vusoss % eaec. or did e6ve, his Socisy in that city
account of his actiNe prominence in the Dor agitation He
came away in the fall of lsl tho troubles nd come TO
head and Leaving his Society united and desrous Of retain
him.
!, hns been niin;ed that remark that BIZ b. had taken
counsel quite freely and cordially with the Don agitaors
mere with his ministerial behrens understood to imply that
he was Us en the company of the former of the inter-
and iha, he devoted much of his time his political
his religious associates We Of did not intend 10 affirm
any thing which he employ, his private hours
hu, referred what had and head of h, active paI
tSinh,p.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
Reward OF Merit.

A number of prominent Loco Focos of this
City have in presenting to the Political Editor
OF the Journal Of Commerce very rich ser
vice Of Silver Plate in requital of the manner in
which he managed his department OF the Jour
nal during the late Presidential contest. Although
this is only paying iorvauabe service, it is very
handsome act, and in it little of the winnings
nave been very judciously expended. The only
bluuder is the publicity given to the matter
These little arrangements and daliances should
be kept shady, or you spoil the game.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
Fr,m Noab', JVeckIy Messenger.

South Carolina here omitted, her Electors being appO0''
by the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
J. II I. ART OF w EAVIN
BY HAND AND BY POWER:

With IN Introductory Account o its Rise and Progress in
ANCIENT AND MODERN TIMES,
FOR THE USE or MANCFSCTURERs ASD oTHER,.
BY Clinton u. GNroy,
Practical Weaver and Manufacturer.
one large Smo. Volume, Illustrated uh nearg 200 Eagrd
rings on Wood aud .steet, pam ond eOiored
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

A legal friend has furnished the Louisville
JOurra! with the following synopsis Of the evil
dence sgains. Miss Webster on her trial. As
suming its correctness, it makes pretty clear
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
NEW.YoaK. Jan. %. ISI5.

ARTHUR T&PPAN,
,HRiS rOPHtR RUSH,
:. :. JOCf.LIN.
WILLIAM JAY.
LEWIS TAPPAN.
;. w. BENEDICT.
WILLIAM JOHNSON, t1ecuJ.s
WILLIAM LILLE, Commune
X. g.. WILLIAMS.
WILLIAM J.. WHITING,
WILLIAM KIRKLAND,
JAMES WARNER.
DEXrEf FAlRBANk.
WILLIAM SHOrWELL, i 4
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
Ri rHg REPORTER OF TuE s. i. TRIBUNE.
Texas AID Mere Texas.
Yt--.-..---ro.- Ia, 81 iS

Tnz HOUSE net this mcrnmg at IL o'clock,
bu; few members being in thar sea's. a quo
run hcweycr was soon fonnd % be present.
Mr.. DsoMGooLe offered an am'ndment to ms
bib. OF re, ou, OF, for the Annexation Of Texas .
No objections b:ing made, j: was received and
ordered printed. TIE following Is the amend
ment:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-21
rineatrlcujs.

PARK THEATRE-The bill for the performance of
tonight offers great inducements ito the lovers OF
the opera and galey: the second act of "Guillaume
Tell" which is considered the best for musical effect;
the third and fourth OF La Favore, % the finest of
that opera, with Mile. Calvk, Mines. Casini and
Cnurot; and Messrs Arnaud, Garry, Douvry and
Buscher support them by their splendid singing and
acting. To this Is added emile D'Angevllle,"a
vaudeville in one act, in which Mime Cnuriot is
10 appear in four different characters, assisted by
Mcssrs Matthew, Jules and Oternot. We doubt not
but citizens will avail themselves Of this extraor
binary performance to go and spend delightful
evening in this fine house.
NlBLo's GARpEN.-To-nght the Bride Of Lam
mermoor," rendered familiar by Sir Walter Scott,
and Donnizetti, is to be given in English. Mrs.
Mowatt, who has already appeared to great advan-
age as Pauline and Juliana, undertakes the very
Important character Of Lucy Ashton no Drama
in the repertoire is so capable OF dcveiop'hg .ne
highest possible talents Of a lady, as the BRIDE
of Lammcrmoor' We believe Mre. Mo"h"
auite adequate 10 an excellent personation of the
prominent r5ie in this very superior dramatic pro-
luction. which will attract tonight very crowded
rarden. Mr. Crisp will appear as Edgar. Mrs
Chippendale appears, for the first time, as Lady
Ashton. DaveDp0fI as DHCklhW Cnlppenude, AZ
Caleb. and the other characters by Davenport
nick crson, &c. The whole piece is well cast
one OF the most comic pieces, Hes not a. Miss"
in which Mrs Watts, Miss Matthews, and John
Seton appear, concludes. Goearly
VAUxHALL GAnDEN.-The programme for tonight
is very fine one, and il be seena that the di-
negects nothing to preserve and increase his
patronage. We invite the attention Of the pablo TO
vauxhall they will find it agreeable place
during these hot evenings.
CASTLE GARpEN.-This beautiful place has been
turned into barracks, having been made the head
quarters of the troops. There is consequently much
doubt about its being restored tomorrow to lis usual
for the resort At the people II il queer sight
to is fine house filed with soldiers some lazi-
" loungng on benches, others inhangthe fumes
Of the llabinas; oaers, t ~ he full pride of their
military germ ~. ti.oeu l'1o " their coffee and
other drink, WG,e ut.let En-. ding their meals
The gGardeu seems naw u lie usedby those Tor
whom IT was originally butt
WEIGH q Deavans Circus was at Buffalo. on The
18th instant, drawing very large audiences. Wclch
Manns company are al present al Montreal do.
ing also very good business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-21

The Britannia arrived at Boston last Saturday
morning, with intelligence half month later from
all parts of Europe It is of very little consequence
in political way, but in commercial point OF view
il is interesting, if not important, especially to the
Southern States We refer the public to the careful
compilation on the outside. They can there see the
gist us well as the detail.
The Great Western with ono day later news was
due Yesterday, and we hourly expect her arrival.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-21
NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Monday, July 81, 1919.
Herald Supplement.

In consequence Of the press offoregn news and the
great desire TO obtain the account OF the hre, which
we gave yesterday. we issue supplement- ms
morning for the city subscribers. 1t VIII contain,
with the said account corrected map OF the burn
district
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-21

GREAT SrEED.-The Niagara, Capt. De Groot, left
Albany nine minutes past seven on Saturday morn.
ing, making sixteen landings, and arriving at New
York at hafpast four =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-21

London and Paris Fashions for July.
Extracted from /" The World Of Fashion Monthly
Magazine of the Courts of London and Paris.
Hats, shaded arc OF the latest ashton They are
posed Of quantity of gauze folds the coors being sha
ded across from very light hue to the darkest shade
ro instance upon citron colored tho first is OF the
paes straw color he deepest and last fold being
graduated shades
Haik,ng bressss-some Of the most fashionable are
aue ., housseine, either IN white colored These
oussehes DC sol are IN great request and general
~ made up after the following fashion The eorsage
domi,busqne, and with lcings falling back ceinufe
the sleeves la russo the skirt trimmed with two broad
vol9nts, or deep hounces
Evening or dinner dresses principally composed OF
the grain lilac mauve yerdant green handsome
ly trimmed with two ounoes Of magnificent broad black
put nearly plain. and of Gothic kind OF
The berthe worn over the corsage Is of the same
ton OF lace, and sufficiently deep to fall little below
the waist, and Just over the front OF the
Paisofs-several Of our first rate modistes com
mencing 10 bring forth this style of overall dress they
denomnated the paleot detc and made entirely
Of black and white lace We very much doubt their be-
coming universal, being not only very expensive but
mostly intended for carriage or afternoon dress.
Maniteis-A very fmciful looking one and one with
which our nobesse much pleased has just appeared
composed OF white crepe gssan pink satin The ends
oil TINS manele are rounded at the bottom the peerne
Nes ample and over each is seam by the aid of
which the ends fued to the top of the waist and
thef junction with the pelerine produces kind OF dem-
snche the whole OF the manteie being encrcled with
PINK sann ribbon, iringed with pink, having in the
ornamened with three OF This ribbon rucbe Ia
viele Those Intended FOR promenade are made in shot
rel
blue and pink formed deep, and rounded Al tho bacE
very soping the top of the shoulders descend
ing down the front IN long square ends trimmed mon
the hack with three voants edged with fringe term
mating In point at the bend Of the laces are also
much used for the trimming OF these kind of msnteets
they are generally put kind OF irlling round the
two capcs peernes and plain upon the front part Of
the ends others decorated with three fringe
a ia ionaquc, or with gauze ribbons, forming round
plais.
Cops-Nothng can equal the coquettish and fascna.
ting appearance OF the caps OF the present day pink
mo in otNi IN.
standing which we see them trimmed with ribbons OF
darker hue such as deep blue groscile and vio
let very distinguished looking ones we have ne.
marx decorated with trimmings OF velvet
Morning dresses are commencing to be quite recherche
NJ 'heir appearance. For instance nothing be more
~ al' than drcss composed Of The tssus Ncmphis
t q Nnh io''r NJnrus the corssge having pretty
s u eNr.s tanning back and 4 eeiuturp sleeves
- ouomsns, having under ones Of some Light material
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

,-,vys--The market quotations arc as before gwen
s. very n:tie doing. Contrary TO expectation.
,xsre no orders received b. the Great WeSiern. y
-, go, {, rony forward 10 Hzvre for freight
prAsTER-Easier for agricultural purposes IS MosIh
ton delivered up The river, a: which me iasI
rscssysc. were sold.
ryoSA portion OF the cargo Of swedes received Las,
,,,. week has been sold $50, mos and parcel o
n.r..he-rte Pig, TO arrive. at sf7, csah.
cpocERIEs-The sale to-day Of Teas per ships Nat
~, and CINCINNATI drew good company but generally
@ ds did not NEE. the views OF the owners anc only
~ M portion OF the Young Hyson was sold The skins
- Backs sold pretty well, the latter at an Improvement
- .rv tir1 Imperial and Gunpowter did not do very
IN Al the Coffee sale 40 bags Bio were sold at q
- mos showing firm market. AT the Scgar sale, IS
"a. Orleans Inferior brought 25 Bit per 100 lbs,
.so~fpg saricuar change At private bargain there
s. very little doing to-day.
rYrrT.-At auction. $50 boxes Genoa Lemons IN bad
order brought 75c 81 So and 20 boxes Oranges 81 IS per
box.
s2EDs-There Is a continued demand for Cover, and
within few days upward Of 200 tcs not fee have been
taken at "a 6c mostly at 81 SIC. OF Odessa Lnssei
200 bushels sold from az 81 %, cash. deliverable IL
hak The shipments Of Flax Seed FROM this port this and
tne prevcus twenty years az follows:
To Liverpool l..--.---..-.-....----t -terces 1873
To Londonderry LIS
TO Bremen --.-.----.--.- oo
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

kICliARD VAN DYKE, Jr. auctioneer.
TIASDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURSITURE AND
HI PAINTINGS-ASTnONY J. BLEECKER co.
will sell at auction on TUESDAY, the 22d Inst (Apr) st
10 ocock nj No 4t Warren street. the handsome Houss
hold Furniture comprising principally Masony fashionable
chairs Dvana Oomans tued Sofa. Piano Forte, Rose
wood Ouartete Tables French Pier Glnsses Dinner and
Tea Tables Marble top Centre Tables, Ladys Workstand.
Brussels and Ingram Carpets OIL Cloth Hall Lantern glas
ed with plate as elegant and Astral Lamps Gran
doles Window Curtains and Shades, white marble top
washstand- Mahogany Bureaus. Dressing Bureaus, 60.
Also handsome OIL Paintings in rich gilt frames.
Catalogues can the oce OF the Anctoneerx.
on Monday previous tn The day of sale. al9 st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
Dry GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES
Of STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS.
RANKIN & BIRCH
l.4iE NOW OPENING. in TIE Store latsIJ occupied By

Of STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS,
RANKIN & BIRCH
l.AE NOW OPENING. in TIE Ssor. latstJ occupied By
Williams, Rankin & Peaniuan.
No. So yyiIliam-street. corner of Cedar,
nsw elegant, ard ve-y sock of Staple and Fancy
SIX Goods N al tie atsst varieties Of SplinS Seyss, corr
prin- tie nos SeSrabSs md fashionable articles OF Dress
Coos Fancy Sk Ri5eoaS. J-c. which hes invite tie
81 81 e eUs;nsr % m old irs. cai buyers gene
u.iiy.
From tho --ea, ca-e used IN the selection sad ,he facilities
for bryinc CT TIE favorable ihsy offer rusa
y soas Inducements 70 ;hs who desire &c buy 70 the greatest
advantage, si;ie, for Csth or Approved Credit
They particularly oci; the Trade of Merchants ton Coua-
ty Tons and Villages, their stock embracing every variety
sashonass goods. i be found comprise styles adapted
every market.
Among ;he. Dress Goot, they would cali ,rent;os 10
Rieh frin,ed ssl.onles and Ba-esss
syTian LawEs .ad Nlaslins of aew styles.
Hsif!noufa;as Half ;raa:a Pan. Baro?nes J,co7es. &c
Black P9aecas MaEgu;es saizoEaes st;a Flr's auaiy
VsrT- Fich hsaIed BFoeade, aad saaa ssSiTsd silhs
Rich C,shner- shaxls. Of all quili,ies
safia s?el Bsresr sh,ws and Scarf, full assortment
Black Hermann Filst ard Sewins TX Shawn.
Muslin de Laiae and Thbr: Shas PLAN AID satin striped
Rich Bfoeade fE,,ed and plain Can-ieOa silk shawl,
Rieh figured .p md Bonnet RtOOes great of.
snsrT Goods in 7ll br,nches-Tarat,ns, Lawns Bcuns;
SILKS. Sa;Rs. Artifcisl Fiow-s, Sc.
Gro, d. Rhiass Of the tit5,s.SE vd.h. ard qualities.
Blk and Bine Biz Ciros te Swiss. Gros Grain, &c.
Biz aud Blue Blk Dress Satns-
Black DoulbaziIes, 4 full assortment
Kid Gloves OF every quality, Meas and Wpu,en'S.
Lisle THREAD Of superior styles, Ladies Chiirens sc
Sewing SILK Giorss and Mitts, Of eSt.s GuNiities
Ladies CElvats of entire fabrics and Designs.
Italian Crsv-rs. Ais;reonis, Vert,s, Siair. &c.
Lin1a Cambrics Lneu CamtriS and Lawn Hdkts, best
French plain. Eeluej. and REVERE borders.
Thread Lsces and Edsnss Trimming Laces Isle EdSings
Sc.
Their Stock will be cuad comprise full assortment 9!
al the small items needed and they INVITE the nen-
of Buyers with the nlle, confidence i they can sup
ply every in their line ms 5n IS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
- Canal from Wolf River to Memphis.-

By order Of Bcsi Of Mayor and Aldermen Of the Town
of etaphi,, einseo DO is-s5y advertise for proposals.
20 con1ttuct Canal rTn Vol Rive. the city Of Serz
distance Of El-rea es Said Canal will b- laid out u
sections Of one ile Zach and sailed proposals. for iis ea
structior will received pa th4 2a:h day Of July ez s
work be paid oT the Boads Of the Co-poraon hsTTng
Twsry Yez, 70 run, wit; irtes. payable sinannoay al
Philadelphia.
The Corporations Of debt and has revenue 1hleh has
increased 10 for tn- last lou. eaa
zbou; twenty-five u.s. oee) thus9ac ooisfs
peators ishipg TO contract invited 70 cone 7nd ersH
n;,hsd - j. J. FINLEY,
Ms-,-b;. 5,h a,r;l is.5 M-ro, Of Memphis TsEn.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
HoUSE-FURNlSAlNG GooDsl!!

HOUSE. FURNISHING GOODS!.
yHr Subscribers would call the attention Of Fons abou,
rnen hieb will De onnd complete ali rs various bloehes
aud so laid offer the ;sT inducements 20 purchasers
- Co. =, one eabsiment The toiowaS c-mpfise
f only of the articles which kept constantly hard
made Of the very best materials ard IN the most srbs'tia
Wooden Ware,
such as Tubs Pals Brooms Sstge srd o-r Kitchen Ia
Benches Towel Rollers KNIFE Cleaners and knife Boards
s Past B15s B. I'd i eqs 81 Pins a,i N1s ,n,: md ces bed
Ps.a, Gttam Feser' B'n'h' OF every v1r'e''' Door
Mas o Willow Ware. Cradles.
Wagons Nursery Chars Bamboo. Cottage ard Garden
hsTs Co:hes Baskets and H.m1ers Marker Baskets also
rr-a, ysreiY of FgeueL snd German Fancy Baskets
Hardware,
comprising Pots Kettles Sauce Pans. Griddle Bake Pans
Tea Kettles Fish kettles, Stew Fqns' II Pas Gndors.
AadiFSPs So's a1s NJ TosSs tsnas; & CS hoes NOD III &
aai Sands Bzsiipc SPcons 1dies. Flesh FORKS Skinner
Es. Whips RSh Fi- Sets aad stardsTd Fac Ivory
AID Common CaIl-ry. ts &e-
PIanished and Common Tin Ware.
embracing Sh ver Baths a,ufsefu7-
the bes acls Of ,l kq4 9 spSns5se Baks Ba;hiag
GAS Coffee and Tea rs. ES tnddeas. Sou2 Ta!.ee>S.
Covered Dishes Dish Coyers Plate eaierS Tea and Cs--
pots Ice CIram szd Jelly Forms. Cha-lo RSe NeGids.
rk;ty Pans Paste Cutters. Nars- Lamps. Oyster aa4 hssh
Dishes. -
Fine Gold Border and co nrea Tea Tfays >pes zad Cske
BOWS Tea and Coi C fee Csais:srs saGas Boxes C,,h
Warr Pals Tole Pas Water Cans CARD TFays. POr 20
hos Sc. sc.
plated. Britann,a and German Silver
d.<cks SnufsrS and Fravs SPooE ForS Ladies and tnt
ier Knives Teas, Rasks Fish kEives Casors Waters &c
Csrlosues svin. racre lal sserp,ion to be had
Sore Goods delivered IL quantity 10 aay part Of ih
O. B5GSssn 3SlS.g, w aEoRE FEN TURF aAAe
api Iniseod- Housekeei~s -roriun - siniSea Lz1e
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

COUGHs COUGHS :! COUGHS! =! COUGHS ~!
COUGHS!.i COUGHS =. .!..- The mcst Poru-
lar Medicine ,ha, is nos il the City Of Boston and the
New.Enssnd States for the OF Coughs, Colds, Con-
sumpton. Splitting of Bocd and all complaints Of the Lurss
aad Breast is Mrs. NJ. y. GARDENERS INDIAN BAL
SAM OF LIvERW ORT. its efficacy is already known in
NewYo.k By those who hare Boston 70. The medicine
and still having repeaed Orders woald give notice ,hat
Messrs A s. X D. SANDS have supply Of the above
Invaluable Cough BaSm and VIII furnish the price
Is IN Boston |, pu up walls % each with fall
directions for use
Sold at NJ. 70 Fulon s7s broadway Il Ea,: Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

GUNS AND PISTOLS
sI 500 Double Barrel Guns various prices
1000 siueIe do do do 90
200 Rifles do do
25Oh pairs of Pistols.
$50 Nusket, for SHIPS use or parade.
lnsn Riilc Barrels fer rifle makers, very low.
200 dozen Gnn and Rifle Locks: also. pairs ofLocks.
l0G rroce Percussion Nipples.
Bullet Moulds; iron. brass and steel honntIEg Gun
Hihs Powder F7gks Sho; Gacs ad Pouches: Game Bags
Also 3 cases of Percussion Ca9s split and ribbed
20G Walker English PERCUSSION taps w2rr1uted
Also some superior silk Worm Gni for tront aud s.mon
f.bire Eorxale BIZ a ". SPIES 4 co.
90 2l8 pearl street
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

SILK GO obs.
NEW SPRING STYLES.
PECK. NICHOLSON s. WRIGHT,
Nos l3s Pearl and 90 Beaver streets, New-York,
would respectfully the attention Of Merchants visiting
THU city 10 their assortment Of SIX and Fancy Goods
DRESS GOODS,
Bar-ces and Bazoars; printed Jaconets and Satin
stripe Ausns complies assortment OF Muslin de LANES
Of al. styles and prices rich satin striped and embroidered
Taatsn Muslin dresses CNeron Brocade and satin striped
Silks
sHAwLS,
Broche Cashmere Barese full Of Camseon
and Damsk silk shswls ch Damask Alpaca and stradi
Ia shals aud beautiful erticle together with black
and cold Aluslin lie Lame Shawls in grrat variety.
RIBBONS,
full assortment Bonnet ard Cap Ribbons of the
and richest styles complete of Tas,a and sa-
tin Ribbons. Also full Of millinery -4rtcies
LACES,
Eng5h and German Thread Laces aad Edsngs fg'd Cap
ace large trimming Lsces and Lace Edgng',
GLOVES.
Consisting of Kid the best manufacture blk and cold silk
Egyptian and Fe Gloves with large assortment of Fancy
AIts.
select assortment Fancy Hdfs Linen Cambria Hdkfs;
Pons,e and spitaeld Hdkf together with vaneLy Of
Paris Cords GtRps end Trimmings, styles all Of
which will he Offered al the isg,st msrke, P1Ieef.
10 ivi-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
Y DR.. Rcarh,s Lecturcs on An,,omy. ph

E DIR. Beach's Lectures on Ansiomy Phys'olo;
gy, Midwifery the Reformed Practice of Medicine w
commence the al OF Broadway and Grand street
the s- ON each asy durias the week The Course
will be delivered .xsusiyey Females. These Lectures S
ebrsce sdesepon of the OF the system their
unc,ons and the diseases which they subject, with S
prcpIiate Medical Treatment; also MlDWlFERf under
rst germ through q its Developments lucndr. the Dsea
ex peeuii Females The whole OF these interesting ub
.rstsd BY : GRAND ANAToMlCAI. FlGUKE cf,hc Hg
MAN SYSTEM, imported from furo?e expressly for the
narpse sad which w h disseesed the Brain TO
fYtrymi,ies Also by seses OF Trsarencies Plates Mo-
d,ls and Wax Prpraaions; the last &C which will he explain
I'd by MRS HAYNES Graduate Of the LyinS in Hospital
Iopdon Tickets for the S single tickets 25
asst WFSSrS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
pUBIIC ROOM IN THE 18th WARD.

hASS.i tA> L ~ ivi IL " 1hoC.
THE ASToR SALOON, 1876 ElGHTH.ST AND
ASToR PLACE. three doors East OF Broadway.
ry- This elegant Saloon, tuiou the first aoor)
nearly 100 fee, IN length with entrance at either
and may be raed BY the day or evening for all public
,ions Also for public worship on the Sabbath.
Arply on the premises or to JOHN II. BROWN y
BROTHERS, IS aud 81 Broad street. or ga Broadway
C- This partieasriy well adapted for Public
Sales Room a2 isd
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS
At THE NEw-v RK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
ls7 broadway.
Three doors below the Franklin House.

Three dcers below the Franklin House.
The subscribers receiving direct fToFa the Europaa
markets the latest aad fashionable STYLES Of SPRING
GOODS adap,ed for Centieraea with which theT
pra to furnish their zad the public. With tn-t
Spring a-;ae verT nodsa'e prices oaF stock OF tan-
g. Good i. v,r rich beiag selected by Agents from ,he
p,r,s AID London markets fer easther5y enabling to
richest and NOS, desirable patterns OF every article be-
longing to gentleulans WARDROBE al such prices as viii con-
vac. The most scsp,ica that do and VIII furnish our cas-
toner. with fall or Ir,ia oat l, Unparalleled law pnees-
no, ;arnr or patrons wh the denqpstes necessarily at
raced 10 ne credit busness Strict pGaetuaiity observed IN
Aiqs mag orders No ff''A'''- " J. C. BOOTH CO.