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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-16
Cotton Trade

Since the departure Of the Britannia the 29th Of No.
vember, the daily sales have been TO very mode
extent and nearly entirely TO manufacturers bit full
ana steadily improving rates owing in great measure
10 the small stock in the city and the reduced amount on
safe. On saturday morning, 9th inst. received per
express accounts from Liverpool to 10th uItimo per
steiner Cambria, which being deemed favorable for
ana the BUSINESS transacted since has been vsrv sms
rarely exceeding 800 baiss per Of that he buy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-16
Foreign ImportatIons .

ANTwERP-Barque Lotty-5 cases j Muler-l do Paine
Brothers, gertesn colo Bossau Rush, Moore Ba;
Favre-2a do4 pkgs cs Brethaupt Chun-2so boxes
Pollen * Cogae-l box Caldwell x Co.'S barrels TIMBER *
Kesssr x cot Thornspecken-i L Hunt cot Hunt s
col skinner Cottinet cot Victor Achilles
Hern * Baker-i8 Mccall co-s Rolken 4 Mollmau-I
Faber 4 Bierwonh-i bxs Emeric
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Terrible EvENT.-We have heard of most ter
rble and distressing occurrence in Dallas county.
The facts US they have come to follows 1T
appears that Bethel Holmes, planter in that county
was very much enamored Of Mrs. Mexican, resident OF
Perry county but temporarily visitor of her brother.
in-law, Col Rcha rdson, in Dallas While there urged
as is supposed by jealousy insanity, he shot her and
immediately killed himself This most terrible tragedy
occurred Saturday the 2eth ul The following is
extract Of letter from Marion dated the 3lst :" We
have just heard that Holmes is dead. They had just
risen from the dinner table. Holmes asked Mrs Nc
Kean to walk into the paror The family heard the
port OF pistol and while opening the door heard
Their There lay Holmes the floor, still strugg ling.
Mrs Mexican was sitting in the rocking chair, dead. He
shot her right through tho heart" Holmes left three
children.-Motiie Herald, Dec. 5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-16

The Mississippi Annual Conference of the Me-
thodist Episcopal Church, South will in New
Orleans on the 10th instant About hundred and
thirty cergymen will be in attendance The venerable
Bishop Soule will preside
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Dovnc.s,c lamentations.

Guardianship Catharne-5O cks rice Goodhue col
Dbl NewbyI ii Moses- bl Dckerson Churchill
! MeKsazie,io empty bbls Ya.er col box Howard
cs segars Smmons7i cks rice EmeIy3 cks beeswax
Adams-i3 pkgs Haviland, Howard Aenll6 casks rice
Leverch--4 half do Maitland co-3 boxes White-4ll
bales Thompson guanty empty pipes and bbis
Brennan-3 seed vinl case Mckenzie Cadow
II do T H Napier-20l bales cotton to order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-16

DISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANS-Snch as
~ Chronic and acute diseases Of the
Bladder, Also, Gonorrh9a,
Urethra, elects,
Prostate Gland Structures,
Kidneys, and Seminal Weakness
Lons. Diabetes, sc,
speedily and efectuay removed by Abenehy Botan
cal Pills without particle of mercury They equally
suitable Tor females They give and energy the genera
tive organs rarely experienced from taking other
dlcnes For sale Apohecares Hall 80 Cathane
a l27 Maiden Lane. Price 81 MI Inns mr
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NEW YoaK, May 81, ls42.
To Mr.. VIM. Hill.

To Mr.. VIM. Hill.
Dear -A short time since my hair became dry, exceed.
ngy hah and finally commenced falling which increased
remained appeared perfectly lfsss indeed was fearful Of
duced try your lnfabe Onguent which am happy
short time caused hair entirely flling off
moist soft and glossy and may add that differ
members omy family Especially the female porton) have
used the Onguent Tor like purposes with like
Yours respectfully,
ASA GARDNER,
Proprietor Of City Hotel.
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RICHMOND, Va, Dec. IL, lS45.
The Legtslatwe-Ed~cation-E Election of Cover
nor IHcatricals-Me smerisnl &c Be

hlCHMONDs Va, Oec IL, 1910.
The e-Edwcation-Eiection of Cover
Observation-Disclosures, &c. &c
The Legislature is now in session here, and has
blessed us with the election of a new Governor, in
place of James McDowall, whose term expires on
the LIST of January, 1886 The loco caucus elected
William Smith, alias SC Extra Billy" of Fauquer
county, on Tuesday evening, and on Wednesday
he was elected over all other candidates, as the
locos have full power in both houses-the wings
have to stand by and look on or chime in with the
locos in doing their work.
The education convention is now sitting here,
and is quite respectable body. In fact, Virginia
seems to have awakened from her long slumber on
the subject OF the education of the masses, and is
now doing something to forward the cause.
The city is full of strangers, and nearly all the hotels
full and trade seems to be on the advance Professor
De Bonneville is delivering his lectures mesmerism
and cairvoyance again. Some months since, is
audience exasperated at what they thought to be
sheer trckery and humbug, that they formed mob
and went through the streets after hiR halooing and
making terrible noise until he reached his lodging
where they dispersed without doing any injury further
than probably putting Madame De Bonneville in fright
as she was accompanying him. He is now making won
deTful dew. lopments in mesmerism, and usually has
good audiences.
The Marshall Theatre is open and has been so for a
month or two. Misses Turnbull and Homer appear
ing every night to delighted and full audienc, s.
Mr. Jones and Mrs Potter have been playing Richard
H., and some others Of Shakspeares plays, and have
given satisfaction.
the Bell and fun is expected by the young bucks
here where probably they may their cher amies,
ocognto There has not been thing Of the sort here
tor some .ime and it is quite treat.
The weather has been very foul here but just is
tp-top, cool and bracing.
The General Court is now sitting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-16

Recolec. Hills Infble Onguent be obtained only
his prime office, the Northwest Of Pine and Nassau
streets, ard at the following agents, New York -
VIM H. Carey Co.. 1876 Pearl street, l. Graham Co. ~
Water Mr. Thomas Sewe 478 Grand Brooklyn,
g. Seane, Chemist 1874 Fulton street Mrs j. Jodafs Fame
Store 50 Atlantic street Wamsburgh, f. Bsnzets Con-
dictionary in st between Grand and South LIST streets Albany
D. A Herrick, No Deiavan House Baltimore, Md Messrs
Mortimer Mowbry, Of Market and Chasles
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FROM RIO DE JANEIRo.-The barque Active, at
Baltimore, brings the latest advices from Rio de
Jarero The following is extract Of letter to
the editors of the american, dated
RIO DE JANERo, Oct 81, 1916.
The receipts of -four have been large amounting to
452 bbls of which 1925 from Europe The sales
have been 1000 bbls Richmond at 7500 900 by
retail 1900 old Richmond country at ID 500 $4,000
1920 new Baltimore, common brand, at $1,000 $50
Baltimore extra, at IS 800 l6 500 400 old ditto, at
l400o 800 old Philadelphia, at $4,000 2746 Trieste, at
Is l6500. 1856 bbs Richmond sold deliver.
able at Monteyideo at price equal to $4,000. The
market Is dull bakers refusing to purchase in order
open prices for flour at low rates.
Coffee continues in brisk demand The momentary
scarcity of receipts, and arrivals of large number Of
American vessels, caused prices to be maintained
which would otherwise have declined We quote supe.
ror 3l50 3ll50; good firsts 1880 1880; ordinary
frss 2ls00
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ASA GARDNER,
Proprietor Of City Hotel.

NEW YORK, May 6, 1874
do certify that have been seriously afflicted with dandru #
and falling off of hair for than five years. and have
made Of several articles SAID TO be remedies for the
and found benefit from them but quite the
verse finally at the request of Mr. Hill induced try
tory removing the dandru staying the hair and causing it
grow, and would recommend any afflicted nth the
make of the Onguent being perfectly satisfied
they will reap great benefit from the same.
8. A. TOWERS,
Manchester, Ontario County N. Y.
New YoRK, October, 1874
Mr.. VIM. Hill
S-Having had the misfortune lose the part Of
my hair by gradual falling off during Of four
months West, induced by the suggestion of my
friends who had been similarly afflicted Your Infab
Onguent and to great Joy it has completely restored
than its original growth also makes the
moist, soft and gives beautiful dressy appearance.
Respectfully,
J. Il. SANDERSON,
$50 Pearl street
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a. u A. y T II Z FOLIO Go
ANVERTTSEMENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14

HE LoSpos LAscEr.-Burgess, S,ringer & Co
have resumed the republication Of this popular
journal of British ard Foreign Medical and Chem
icsl Science, Criticism, Literature and News, and
have mad7 arrangements ior 'he prompt and regular
issue Of handsome and complete edition, with all
tbs eugravings aud "osd cuts Of the original. Price
s per anpum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14

g.. SusDAY SCHOOLS IN PYu,or,p.,
HiSE,aaay School Union Of Pnndelnbia rs,r the
final 90 IN The bounds of the Sociery o'i
dane @zVzo pupils, and 1857 teachers in a,sn
U NEAL GALLAHER, who has been on trio,
nsS come Gays, IN the Court of Quarter Session
Gnu .S county, for the murder of John w M
WIS mas been acquitted. Pittsburp Gar.
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% The AMERICAN COMMON SCHOOL READER
AND SPEAKER is the little OF new frs-class, book
ior Schools, compiled By William Russell and
John Goldsbury, authors OF various school books,
and published by Charles TaPpau, Boston-a fair
l2mo Of 42S pages. 1t seems 10 he very fan
volume, and lis extracts are unhackneyed quota
lions FROM the best orators and writer's oil our
Country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14

IN Alf-PcPULAr,oN OF RoME.-The population
"Oae, according to the official census, in 1912
"as i"'l2i OF these SO 442 were males, 1853
c..a and Is 6s7 foreigners Connected with the
n.el Acic Church ne fed 6 100 persons-uobIes and
w. ~ 2'e52 connected with Literature and
81 %, 'ne ar's $40; shopkeepers and iradesnen
.,S IV se"an's L, 1928, laborers on public works
.sr.s ssa s 'si5 youths and individuals Of both
B1h. ' without any fixed condition, 81 go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14
OF THE LUNGS.

CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
sNR Fol GERS OLOSAONlAN, OR ALl-HEALiNG
5RASSN-lsy your broken oy re nus and trouble;
o,rs G,~6 Have you Pam IN the SIde accompanied
~ S5G-,uess o Br6Gta. and other alarming symptom.
hrb lend Won u fear that you will become The ';tln oil
Here Remedy al hand Il VIII cheek your
sh leve the pain and soreness IN your chest ana sceiy
.ta Won 4, health Are suffering from 7Stamd ny
H. ,x1derf1I remedy Read the following cases OF cures
yhrh n hss performed within q snort niEe;
49, E>pd.rsOp 80 l.aEht street. IVES reduced very Io'
by eos "a and bleeding e. the lungs He han t'led
~ rs efe.es without benat, ana ms pnyscans hah atah
dnst The hgpe of DONG nun any good Although ne hdd
REL, isyer aad -ht syea bottle oil TINS great remedy
Srr Hegs ,sas rel eyed BY two bottle, oil the oiosa
.n sIbough ~ weak he time he commenced using u
h h.. rnG Scarce walk He coushed !neesqnty ms GIN.
80 ~ thin. WINS such that he could only Walk lew
-, ~ ms and h.s night sxeats were dreadful Ia Two
t,o, me cour oil hss us.iE me !ei.icii NJ
al 9Th en.e down the Office and III si~ "e, &c 'ss
W ofef a. u, lie able attend ~ MS business h<n
t, PSI = Ike street. w1s ciTi vi fsLi;1f ~ hs!i
~. I,snn,an. He had D,t IAN down IN peg lcf
rnsre ten months ne aas . ~ 20 ~ N " 49,
,i,,er a. now more than I'VE fionlns- - =. i.
IL cbheld IS West street. was cured OF 1ShfH o. I
by hall bottle, and declares 70 0e me pesl
gne in ibe world She had used VARIOUS o'hsi feieu=s
nd Of cs,s might De gwen to show the eicaey OF
~ peedv More than twenty yeas expef'ence IN ~ Use
~ ,orsd Il 10 be the wonderful remedy ID me "oi ioi
H., ~, tnIe Of The above mentioned diseases.
For sale only III lo Nassau s.est, one eoc sno'e AM
Ial0 en-
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THE GOLD PEN.

flf. OOLD TEN.
This J, the cheap Pen for nse will neither cc'ro6e
wear GU, any reasonable length of Many have
written with them daily for year and still the Pen
good ut the end of the year when frs, written with
SHEPPARD
mad great fof tho Gold Pen re offered them
the prce 49, Silver Handle and Pencil included Don't
tail to call for any useful article the Stationery ne,
SHEPARD'S,
I9I Broadway, opposite John-strees.
and you wi. De sue 10 get it cheap. JIG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14

r. The WATER-CuRE JouRsAL, No. III. has
Just made It's appearance. II is filled Nth areu.
usnts and facts showing the beneficial effects Of ,b
e-nethic system OF n edical Treatments
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. stERlCA:t ELASTIC SUsFENDEas AND WEB
SB!NG;-ihs surprising perfection -ec ~ ms late n
Dfoyeerl. nj me sub;ci compromising indie kuboei
and adactng the manufacture OF ztic Webbing. By
.e AID OF his new machinery TErrlns HIM 10 sayng i=. re
Sscenders ROW Offered o- Sa By nir are the beat ever 1ane
among ts advantages ~ CLAIMS b.; mode u nihiisc-
tc.e ir Goodyear rescpn rem 1e ,ai?aTiou;
s:-l 80 n.cpae iI3c G. :s= Icculiar and e'ci'slss
property Of retaining their els:icIty :ad the greet acee o.
complaint among tp<e WAC used M o. -aspenfs-;
TIA. t.r lose their gla.tIc.t; GftRr tSir mort tire
r:, s .nt!rsz o5v1ae1 ~ Days and dealers n
rE.z o. abSng is:e = e6nsars the goods a no
Nadia ana An hssorta!cG:, ..:Jbfcig al the leading pal
tat7s slvfoy. &c ha..4 al! io.t ehy II. y. DAY,
s;ucee=.c. 20 .he Kn=haf- intis Rubber &c,
~ ;, = his,ir- Hn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14

n A" Reply TO the Missionaries at Constant
nople, by Bishop SoUTHcArE," has just been pub
lished by Appletous, 900 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14

sSAyAN3-ND VESTS Boarding liOue has been re
moved 10 the buitlGg previously occupied a, the Man
House Hotel No liz Cee ObrSa Of Gallo Nef
csers> wiieh hS< been extensively repaired and Improved
Prices Srrn;e conformity 10 the room ocSp ed and TINS
remaining For ca.t> sc. apply 10 Mason T%ls. ls Mas
street who wie happy 10 urnDh every intma.ion 10
travellers bound to Havana.
will be facilitated by the clerk oIhe house who board al
vessels Immediately on their arrival. ld sswh
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Fs,O MERCHANTS IN WANT OF SIGNS FOR NEW
FIRMS Sc.-The uutersI sned having teen established
for number OF years the SIGN ,'RSANESTAL PAINT
ING BUSINESS 30. l0 NasSan street, New York. during
,.hich time e have gained the reputation of executing our
,ro,k as vr IT superior, 10 nF; oteI establishment Oes
leave to submit tho following Card:
Understanding that the general lmpreso7 That We
charge more n OF the superiority OF cur work. than
Other artists have resolved to DO our work on az reasonable
terms and II! rs Grtistce can be done ct any
o;he, sstabr hmen. IN the CITY.
You are respectfully requested 10 call and ascertain gu!
charges before leaving your orders esesher
Yours respectfully ACkERMAN g. MILLER.
Mesrs a & " pay attention to the Arrangement
NJ their SIGNS, order make them neat and attractive
~ B.-Flsgs, Banners. Standards. sc. j I'm
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VEFST'AR'S

BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
a Compound Balsamic Preparation from
wild Cherry Bark and Tar.
The best remedy nolen 10 the ~orld for The cure o.
coughs, colds, ASTHMA, Group, bleeding Of Tie
lanes, trhcopiRe conyh bronchitis, i'tiu-
enza, shortnesS Of breath, pair ard
,ceaknssS tx he breast side,
iirer complaint, ana the first
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14

E"VEsrIeEs OF TIE NATURAL HISTORY OF
CREATION" is the title OF very lucid summary OF
Geologic discoveries, with preliminary bird's'eye
view Of Astronomy, just issued in neat limo. OF
@l pages by Wiley s. Putnam. We shall speak
Of hereafter. Why is not the authors name in
dca,ed7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14

CEILING OFF CHEAP-'rle subscribers having t large
- and well selected stock OF Fall rnd Wnte Dry Goods and
being ANXIOUS IN make Ter the coming Spring Goods
will for or; offer Great bargains Trey Halter them
selves That they ENJOY superior Hces iu selling full nS low
ether establishment the Cy they purchase tnsii
Goods entirely from Auction and the importers direct and II;
cash. Ladies want Of Goods may be assured that they WI
ma complete assortment OF Fancy staple Foreign and DO
mestc Dry Goods aud n great bargains.
10 ". d. GREGORY 4 co. lis SUTE. st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14

a. The CARcANEr, OF Reading for the Draw
iag.Ropm No. 9, embodies in one cheap ccIavo the
Poems Of Eliza Cook and great number OF Love
Poems by Mrs. Norton, Barry Cornwall, Moore
Hood, &c. Price IS cents. VIM. II. Graham l60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14

This journal compares welt with any OF the
Nonhem Agricultural periodicals. Its department
o. selections especially is well managed.
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IHE SOUTHERN AoRlcULTU RIsT, HoRTfCULrRISr AND
REGISTER or RURAL AFFAIRS adopted to the Southern
Section OF the United States. Vol. V.No. l. CHARLES
ION: Miller & Bovine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14

yIrEN DOLLARS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BANK SrocK.
~ cslticnte thirty >har vi |lcAsburE Bank Stool
N the name of Buck e. & Peek, and numbered SS wiss
il was enclosed ct;e:. and los; on Il, was TO " al ne
above will be pa! b. leaving nj rhongsoas eee, o. al
street. mn-o u
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CONSUMPTION

iICSf CGmDtNIJit, ana LFS ytfSt
stages u
CONSUMo TON.
a TgnltSANU CURES in cases deemed utterly hopeless
have firmly established It's vSi superiority over esey otn
medical dcoye. It has always been sly led Na,uts f r."
Prescription being formed chiefly from ehemca sf,fnc lro'
WiM Cherry Bark aud 1arwo trees that are tcS scatter
ed wherever diseases OF the lungs prevail we u 's W.
stances of its extraordinary power from Catalogue a'o'-
udy GGddress will be the NewYok Ageney5 VINO
was given up by all OF hci physicians 10 DIE Of
had hard iunor for months on the sde-alsed a'I a. re
quantities. Of matter sor o neny m cured
n T few bottles Of tbs I,asam Sepls,nbe and Oct lsi
moiic asthma years standing. certified to by Recorder
Iullmadge and J. Power, ID. D.. ,-,.. .,,,, 1,,
yenrs (ens obliged TO sleep sitting posture 81 'af cufe
a; attend 10 m business ~ The most stormy %ea I ~ asthma
oil y yess Gem addonfe n J. e,,ies oath that
m bnd violent cough and pain the ,de-or months raised
large quantities. of corrupt maef-also much 6ioo9., ply
could do bu; ts for bs b p 81 acpns
consumption entirely cured By three bottles OF !" s'
M Anna D. Hopkins. of Knowesyile. - entirely cpi:
ed of liver complaint and general debility oil eisheeh oh
lnrnb Hoffman. NJ D. Huntingdon, cured child OF
Schroebe OF obstinate disease oi Inc iunss ai " ~ 'e
me aa. occurring IN every part Of the country which
prove ,nconiesib the bles superiority oil ms n ~
Shade flung and liver disease o'c' every o'''
Sold Mt 81 Annseet, By ISAAC BulIS'e ana - tse .
in Nil parts ofihe United States. ~ 01
VHlNE Sll.ESlAS-1Uc cases - aiiu ~ ~'' -
different QUANTITIES 'o WELLS SPRING. - Pine
rE,vrT-r CITY SHEETINGS-50 baes for sale b.
Ell N = ''' WELLS < SPRING. y Pine St.
pLEACHED SHEETINGS7t inches wiSe g % i p o;
d jI3 WELLS 9 :. INV, = !. i-e
70 AW SlK,-5 cases White ~ DO fen'"' 'u'Eo'' 'o'
" mn s RIFT niYPHANT < co. Nh, n sen'is'
zoIrNps-pombe acton light md force pumt' OF al size,
I to rnise from ~ TO 100 gallons water per 'iiiHe'
% various patterns
FIRE Engines and Hose &c. mnnuiactGFesa L py
Dc 3n ". L. t.,e.
ANCY CAssMEREsve Gsse is9ey Id s[ a a bT
4 plaia 'aS''iSs eGURDY, ALDRICH sPENCbbIR En-.
je2w :" l..sA1;se -, ,
Dyed and Piece Black Clo s, s TO- aa
FieUOi a Exchange Place.
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GREAT BARGAINS
r d K Y & O . D 5


CHEAPER THAN EVER.
TIE SUBSCRIBER wishing: 10 cl4se the balance OF h.
tall aud Ip'er StCcS, OF wIic! OF
purchase would offer them Il, the following ow pIces spen
WOOL from S Is ID per yaId shade stnpe, PLAN
and piaG Muslin dc ia; !f0n II 81 cts eStrg black
SILK Velvet for Ladies Habits, beautiful printed Vei'es or
Dressing Gowns; fich We've; Eesm. lhread BfSelS AMI
Gmpnn: Lace E!Gng mad Inserting new style Zap Lace
needle wrought Collar. L Gibbons inis and frnses ads'
CravntS linen CGnb d.is handsome assortment Of French
'G ds % al A'' c. z. WEMPE. 10 rs ccar.treet
DRY GOODS AT EARGAlNs.-Tbe subscrbers. take
~ THIS opportunity Of informing the Ladies OF New York.
&c. that they prepared 10 offer bnrgnls Dry
Goods: their stock cen part OF BroGd Cloths Cassmees
and Su,inet Bomhnznes MerlGoes aud A'paccGs. Linen
Cashmere lie Lanes. GiuchGms. Prints &c Cotton Shestng>
and htncs. and n other pna6e Goods. Ladies
ne invited TO call and examine theiI stock ana make them
selves acquainted with their heie purchasing elsewhere
10 W. D. GREGORY * co. i75 Spring -
~ C. STANTON 40 Bcaver,treet offers fo sale the FOL.
II. lowing desirable WOODEN GOODS:
SAIlNETS-Lcw, medium and superior Blacks, ribed and
puln Oxford, Steel Cadet. Grey and fancy mixtures.
wOve. piuded and plan.
CASSIMERES-fiue and ow-pnced wool and piecedj e'!
Blacks. Oxford and fancy naked. striped and Plum
BEAXER CLOTtlS-$la aud "a Wool Blacks.
CLUTHS-BrcwEs. Ohte, Green, Blacks, wool and piece
dyed. of various qualities
siiEEP GREY CLOTIi5-5-i. medium articls.
SEWING sILKs-va,ou qualities, fine article for ;aors'
NANKiNs COTTON YARN; MADRAS HANDKEER-
CHIEFS. GINGHAAS. sc. &c. &c. dlI
L7RIENpS OF ROBERT B. GAGE are informed that he
= hns located TT No. FL LIBERTY STREET
DRY GOODS nj the smallest possible advance.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION.
Is requested Ia h> stock of
DRAWER GOODS AND LACE GOODS.
which will always be kept full md complete pesuming
showing the largest and fullest the city 25 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14

u The above article, having been declined
by tho American, We publish It in courtesy 70 the
author. There are some passages in it rather
disparuging 10 Washington which the writer
would have done well to omit but never mind.
Ed Trl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14

GASsNER 4 YOUNG, No 49, Chatham street, Whole;
SrIec;e assortment Of goods which they hope to distribute
among their friends nnd public during the approaching
hov dnvs ~ lps and nj prices Ia sat.
TEAS SUGARS g COFFEE, of all kinds and dunlies.
Clark superior prepared Cocoon mud Chocolate Speed Ch9c
late avorS wan.ec equal To lnouret u haH ue
nrce. Also Cocoon and Shells.