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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
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tFor Commercial and Money Matters, see Last Faye.
TUESDAY. T. NJ.
There Of the better feeling Of yesterday
the stock board and descriptions improved materially
Canton up so, Penn IS to7l.
There change foreign bills. The demand Is small
and prices steady Sterling Ola lot Francs 25 5s
There is more Cotton Offering to-day for Liverpool, and
have been made Sled for square bales
There is we believe, transient ship oil the BERTH
The fact that the 0ndaka which ship sliled from Liver
pool several DAYS before the United States the longest out OF
the missing packets has been spoken within few days oil the
Cares has given strong hope all those interested IN the
safety of these overdue slips The fact that the Rosei'
brought of the United States Enslandis not looked
upon by those interested the Of much Importance
as If these ships crippled i'll the great gale would be
unlikely that they could reach Liverpool in time for the Ros-
cius TO bring of their arrival The OF these ships
have still entire confidence their safety The brother OF one
of the owners in ship years SINCE which 10
days OH soundngs bound to this port.
We omitted yesterday give credit TO Thompsons Bank
Note Reporter for the evidence relation to the Lehish Co.
Bank The enterprsirg proprietor of that valuable financial
journal obtained it great By pigeon express
final decision has been made regard 10 the exploded
Bank of Wisconsin. The charter Of the bank is entirely for
eited and Alexander Irwin ESD Of Green Bay has been
appointed permanent receiver Of the institution
We haue received the reports of the Banks of New Jersey
us, made to the Legislature The aggregates Of the cada
items OF 2G banks are as follows:
Loans and Discounts. s52l2, ,iO5
Circulation. 80. ,ySs'ot1
Deposits i,t2i'u15
Specie 3lo,So<
In the aggregate the Banks of NewJerey appear to be
sound condition.
The Fitchburg Railroad nearly completed, and will
probably be opened in two three weeks
The remarks made in Money article of yesterday
ectng the affairs the Lehish County Bank Pa such
as without explanation would necessarily ntlict
tied wrong being entirely erpate The result OF the pend
ing investigation have ample Will prove those
statements garbled and incorrect and show that the
itl stock paid conomaby 10 the charter and that the
entire proceedings far from being beogsed have been
duced strictly accordance with the Act of Legislature b.
which the Bank established.
The Domestics exported from Boston during the week end
ing Feb. 18TH lSi5, were
To West Indies. ID. -. ... ........ G3
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

s;;xSte.nth Ward viii meet on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
the 10Th lust. hall past O'Clock At the Mechanic Assem-;
Seventh avenues for the purpose OF appointing Comllee
10 nominate Charter Officers and OF choosing DELEGATES 20 the
Mayoralty Convention, WILLIAM I. ~ oSI<L.
!. ( r. p L,SpoN, aEr%sI,.o> {Secretares. fs2t
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STEERS. &c

s inst. la. 81 Ion es 10 5s9aas Carlos of f'''';on bound
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
NEW WORKS IN PRESS.

NEW w Ohhsc ~ hEShC.
BY WILEY & PUTNAM. l6l BROADWAY
l. Eote H. Traces OF Travel in the East neat vol.
handsomely prn cd
. The Amber Witch Translated reni the Gennau One
very neat vol, beautifully printed.
s. Correspondence Of Schiller & Goethe. Now first trans
lated. | VOL, beautifully printed.
l. Easy Moral Tales in French with an Vocabulary oil
every word in French and English. vol.
g. Lvc Tour III the United states; with remarks on Its
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g. History ofthe Quakers their religious teento, man
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= Military 9aAiins Of NAPOLEON y new translation,
from the French. By \. kefley. (NeXt week0
$ The Philosophy otYesetatlon. Lecture delivered be-
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g. The Providence Of God Dsplayed series OF inter-
esiin- facts. ~ Rev, John Young. vol.
O. The Chemistry of Animal and Vegetable Philosophy
Is Prof. Aluder. Part III.
T. The Memento a Gift OF Friendship. Edited by c. W.
Everest. | vol, With ensraviHss.
3 translation Of Isaiah; with notes and commen-
tary. By Rev. Prot. j. \. Alexander. lsf
CHRISTIAN PARLoR MAGAZINE.
For March.
By Rev. D. MEAp,
eoNrss1s;
The Dying Indian Chld.
The Forsst Dead.
"reminiscences OF Country Congregation.
Christ Blessing the Children.
The Key 20 the heat
The Pink Izsea, CT American woodbin-.
Ch-er We up. oh Stricken Hearted.
Brgh, Leaf-t from History
ComIaGlonahip with God
The Farlor Table.
Christ Blessing the Children.
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
JoHN oRHyosp, Secretaries.

NJ FIFTEENTH " WARD--The WINS Electors Of the
Fifteenth Ward are requested to attend Corstliu
ton Hail. Goa Broadway, on THURSDAY evening ls nsi al
haiims, clock for the purpose OF selecn. Nominating
Committee for Charter officers Of this Ward Ase Nom
mating Committee lor Convention for tie Alsyorality
~ GEO W. BRUEN, Ctarman.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
WILLIAM WnEAroN secreiary. 1t

r. TWELFTH WAltD.-The Wing Electors of this
Ward are requested the Harlem River Hotel.
Fourth Avenue. near Harlem River. WEDNESDAY
EVENING. 18th inst 81 O'Clock, L. NJ. to choose three
Delegates 10 Wing Mayoralty Convention and Ward
Nominating Committee for Charter Officers By Older OF
the Ward Committee. IL. GREELEY, Chairman.
l.. UAzELTINE, Secretary. l9f
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

GREAT REDUCTION!

GREAT REDUCTION.
WINT TER OVER co A 7 S, &c
4 large assortment of
OVER COATS, OVER SACKS, CLoAKS, &c
ut greatly reduced prices. at
WIN. r. JENNINGS co.'s
llf lrlis 23l Broadway. opposite the Fountain
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

q DIR. McNAEs AcousrIo. On; is sold only at u
Co1ranitst All deaf persons should it relieves at
once aud proves of complaints of the Ear in number
less inst Price 81 PER flask.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

GUTTER WANTED-A Tailor who understands the
u az, OF cutting for city customers and the Southern mar
k-s may find situation by addressing No 2la Office OF the
Tribune statu. age qualifications references and address
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETINGS.

ID EUBEN SMITH. Jr. 2Si BROADWAY. Opposite City
h Ha) calls the attention Of those wishing to furnish
with aud best style goods to his large and well
selected stock French Aubusson Administer Royal Vel
vet Wilton Tapestry and Brussels Carpe:!nss. containing
some Of the richest and elegant patterns Of the newest
designs and most beautifully arranged coors, which have
just been received by recent portatons nom the best
European manufacturers.
Also Three-py, Ingrain Damask and Twilled Venetian
Carpetlngs, English Drusgets, Table and Plano Covers
with every article connected with the trade.
Floor OIL Cloths of the latest patterns, well seasoned, Of
every description and width.
Persons furnishing Private Residences Steamboats,.
Hotels are particularly invited to call and examine for
themselves before making their purchases, only such
good. are sold at such prices shall give entire sasac
ton: U 2WlS'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
no. X. BRAITuwAITE'S RETROSPECT OF
pp Ac,rIcAI MEnLClNE AND SIR gerry

PRACTICAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
The most valuable Medical Journal pubhe contain
n retrospective view of every discovery and Improvement
made Medical and Surgical Science during the last months,
Just published; ,,.->,.,-
ohe above valuable work whereby the reader can see q
glance list all the :mpo!t discoveries made iu Me-
deal Science In last four years The Index is Just issued
and viii he furnished rautousy application TO the office,
Aiso-'raE TREASURY OF HISTORY No. / and II.
No III nearly ready and will be issued IN iewdays
f. will be completed ia twelve numbers.
TERMS-Fothe Retrospect complete 10 the present me'
s. per year hereafter ST. or 81 cents per No For The Irta-
surr of History. % cents per No. ,, ,,
10 l07 Fulton-street y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

BoARDING-T,vo or three gentlemen can lie accom-
moda;ed with single ROOMS, with CRATES, at MIs. Jane
Ua,its No "a BarcIay-s; Also, room ard bedroom
10 let with board Reference given and required J3i
noARDrEG-NES- t;OSS having opened the and
coIpmolou, losse. Teseytreet near the AStor House
pro:ers choice desirable rooms 10 transient or eFa-
nen Boarders. Croon shower, warm and cold baths Tree
The location IS verv central yet que; and shady Terms
nofnrata. auJ US
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

- TENTH WARD Tile Whie Electors of the
Tenth Ward requested assemble lmbsn Hall on
Wednesday the 18th from to OF o'clock NJ Tor the
prpose of electing their Delegates Nayon Conven-
ion and persons form Nominating Committee for
Charter Officers. By order Of the Ward committee
! II. HOBART iiAWS, Chaigman.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

Warfori. =, ~,
back 18Th Henry Bvunsr TO Ann Truman James B. Bgres,
- \ i BaltimoSs Sss sih wan 4 cS"ss Matilda l. se0
DIED:
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her vii Be is:lneIfgws lspSr
A. S 5 g ] r vile Of NsSs sia1EsS assd Lss @Sea IS !"
is,s. is,s Sirs. M EizaSs,S Hhasis + NJ Bual, 2s.
stR iR GSGToo t;SgTt; "a Adams 81 jaia SGs' 81 Bvseher
A oxlo 9TH Mis- Margaret Moore GO, il,l, Mrs rhebe
II Rha5eaSia lo,l, HIr>. H,e, Church Of Rochester.
p Ls,all5J,e, 2 iith, Mrs EaaA ROey, ~ lcth Mn.
Al Boston i5tb Mrs. lrsae Is; is,h Maj Jacob
Al rCp an Fiince. @ 10th jan William NJ washburu 60
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Ia .ch Lyra from Port Prince-Thos Taylor OF Boston.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. ...........,FE FEBRUARY 70.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS Day.
a.. lss S Sc s... ,s Ri... ss neos .g-- ,.. .
h'e:Soi Esa4ss Jan. ]ss Il Il Hs1f ss% Orleans; s$
ARRIVED
Barqre Ei,neu5s. to Gardner. Mel Hourdler from, New
Gallo, Lo%don fssE; HSnp ia Sc d,vs I'm Auso
nurs. hde>. coffee. &c 10 order.
Brig ibertiua haTtin from Guayama PR ,as hid, mo-
ses aud . do sugar TO Chas.l,n Pon,e Dad on board
Nov sth OF WOUNDS received By fall from aof. John Han
Portuguese brig B'a Fortuna Nc2 Ayuivar 90 DAYS from
oporto vine 20 Ciriinr MintnTn < Co - 'O
Btit Byiis' sy Myer; days from Wilmington Nc, val
Scar Mar. welct days from Wilmington NC. naval
I,oIsS 10 5 |. Mitchell ~
Scht Morning, tof Plymepihl Holmes 70 day, ou S, Do
ningo Ciry mahogany and kdes 10 4 L RcsAer < Co Lei.
90 American vessels.
Alyl.,r, E,co, d,v f,,r, N.uh...
edad Pl~it. The MSS eN.~reHced Weather
S been blown of Ion 60 in the late NV gale lay 10 nine
ys Lost deck load 5alwaIks aud Other
efnaye
Schr Robert p Glover Callahan, I'm Phisd. coal.
ssr julius pringe Stevens 5dsys from Georgetown Sc
Sosten 70 Colt 9TH inst, la, s7on 7i experienced
sse wa. obliged 10 throw overheard % bales cotton
Ssas ing RtGeipaI part Of the deck load
scf tdsute. Norton. Washington NC, naval storos
sshs Sailor Dill, Norfolk
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

D,iLEy's PAIN EXTRACTOR Half Price nj the OiIgi-
nal Office Courtlaudtst. ,carrGnted genuine
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
rrcTr-RFS OK ErROPE-The Rev. DR.. BAiRD wi

LECTURES on EURoPE.-The Rev. DR.. BAIRD will
commence his Lectures the Political Moral ard Kelis
ions condition of the several nations OF Europe next Mon
day night The l7th Inst in the Presbyterian Church, REV
Mr. Eaton in sixth street. few doors Ess; o; sscon
Avenue The Course Will embrace eight lectures and VII
me dollar for the Course for person three dollars Tor
ticket for a family ofye persons single admission TWEEN,
;v-fvc cents The first Lecture VIII be on Krs'A' and
h. had at Mr. Dodds Bookstore, of Park Row aud
Nassau sts. or at the door. !9l j."
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

IL FOURTH WARD-PursuaLt 10 a recommendation
of the Wing General Committee III. Wings OF the Fourth
Ward are requested TO meet at The Shakespeare Hotel corner
Of William ad Duane SIS. "Wednesday eyrnnT the 10Th
inst al :! o'clock for the purpose of ecsng Three Delegates
to hs Nayoray Convention, and also 10 select Ward
Nominating Committee for Charter Officers. By order Of
Ward Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
THE BEST NONEL!.

THE MAGIC GoBLET: By Ms. CarleR.
Author of Rose OF Thistle Island.
THIS the captivating novel ever issued from tue
just rublshe,l No CRURcH WITHOUT BrsuoP; Ora
Pcepo he SGucti,Gg being suceiHt examination ei me
n. ier. 3. 7. OHdcrdVHk. - ,.,-,,,e 3, -,
TEXAS AND THE GULF OF MEXlCo By Mr.;
Houston. \ interesting work. Elegantly written ana
full OF interest Price . cents.
WANDERING JEW. first volume complete. Price 2vc.
HtKPERS BIBLE, No. -, with all the cheap Pn6,,ca-
,inn.- =, N Astor Honsr. III JUDD Y TAl LOk.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
G,r,IS nSI CO.. Secretaries Isf2t

~ THIRD WARD-rhe Old Third must be redeemed
The Wings of the Third Ward in accordance with the recon-
meet "Wednesday evening; iih INST at o'clock 4 No 2l
Washington ST. appoint three delegates the Mayoray
Convention and also appoint Ward Nominating Commit
select Charter Offices supported Al the ensuing cleo
IL is hoped every Whi- will be II his post
flG2t JAMES WOOD, Chairman Ward Com.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

3.SE A VALUABLE FARM FOX sal Z Al Az
< TiON subscriber. having determined 10 remove
- from The state Of NewJersey in the ensuing Spnns
, I his yuunb Farm for safe al ructon nj the hotel al
IL w Davis the Township Of H1son m A Loaaty o OF HpelsI
sad farm j: but few rods from Drvis's hotel, lying
bot ,ie of the eaus ol the city OF Newark to
The civ f New York ard within ha mite Q: the Centre s.
Iepo; OF the NeuJefgey Rslrcad This farm contains 50
ar of a-abc and meadow land hiEh state Of cultivation
and wen stocked with fruit trees there being on the 2emISs n I
SEb;sst ronTt.5n The above farm well fenced AID
there are on the premises snail and cot,edcus
m. ~ d farm will be sold sne, lots TO suit pr
cHateis In addition the nboye. vii be sold At The sene
t, mi MAC. about Is OF SAT- meadow TO person
S-nns n nnrcInsn good aIr or TO person dssfors OF
ob.anins site Df Pheasant country residence ihe above
fms, II, proximity IA market, and the facilities o!
ronnn,catio with the city OF Now oIk ntfrts rare op
prrtiin'tv. g l-I .-1-
AZ AIit,rIUN-By order Of The OF John
: osthc!u will be sold At Public AUCTION at the Aer
chants Exchange, BY Wm. Il Franklin y son. on
Monday a.h February II O'clock (noorr) the tyo-sto
Frame House and Lot 20. II Elizabeth street. - iee
font and rear and 81 feet deep Ts indsputshle ana
the sale poe to The highest bidder Terms 10 per cent
on the sv OF sale and the balance the st of May next
when deed and possession VII be given III iWis'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

william McMGRRAf,
J2I 2awts Master N CiisIcey.
The above sas postponed to the twelfth Gh day Of March
lsth A. D. 1876 WILLIAM McHURRAf.
: feb Is aawt, Aixs;ef In ChanceIy.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

RurUM,rIsM AYp Gour.-lthadly seems worth while for
to say favor Of the celebrated Nerve ad Bone Int
m.n, and Indian Vegetable Eyr yet cannot help dong
20 so long as there likely 10 be afflicted fellow creature
that has not heard ,f this wonderful emedy we woule
now without hesitation advise all that tronbled viii
rheumatism or govt so and procure this great REMEDY Fo
.,Ic NJ . 4 CourtIanlt.st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

T. NINTH WARD.-A meeting of the Wings of the
Ninth Ward will be held Kentucky Hall No % PeErys
"Wednesday evening 18th inst at half past Ter the ur-
pose eecting three Delegates the Nayofty Contention
and Ward Nominating Committee.
A L. MCDONALD, Chm of the Ward COMMITTEE
WM BiLLISGs MEEcH. lSccr.ta,ies
ANDREW X. CIASnLER. 'SN'''- IL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

- RUTGERS FEMALE lSsTITITE--C Cq'T,, c. ',ro Gf
r. e Bwn tpirersi,y viii deliver Of hI Lee
u-es on Vesuvus HeFcul-neum ana rcule'i "a M apei
rdly the i7th 10Th 2lst iG:t commencing ,; oclocS
. OtArs n irocure ticke;e the doorat p each
3 order of the Lsc;nrs 9nmiit,.e;, NM g., ~ =, ,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

CoxNrl's MAGICAL PAIN ExrRAcrou.-The great ONT
ment burus which has been pronounced by those who
have used H. be the wonder aud the blessing OF the age
should always be- kept by every family 1t combines and eN
hb,s five extra intrinsic attributes entire control over
INJURIES by fire epe all kinds of nanmalions extracts NOR
tcatinns relieves all pains Of the worst burns bruises
sores &c amo iany and heals leaving Mess
the user delighted with effects in any of the following
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
DlED

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Ia sch! Lyra from Port an Prince-Thos Taylor OF Bos
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CON
NCERT will be given at The Tabernacle Friday Eve
nng February 81, which occasion the following dis
tinsulslcd talent will appear: Mrs Strong, MISS Mar!
Tnvlor (hy permission OF Mr.. Mitchell) New-loEk
Melodcons Mr. Oakley, Mr. Comes, Nh Andrews Mr. NASH
Mr. C. l.. Barnes Juvenile Orchestra, and Juvenile Vocal
Glass Mr. Jacobs and Mr. Mpers who will preside al the
ORGAN and Plane.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

u FOURTEENTH WARD:-Hdiss, one and insep-
arTbe Agreeable 10 a Recommendation of the Wing
r Committee the Whs Electors of his Ward 'e Ilqssisd
MING the 10Th al half past o'clock for the purpose OF
eecting thr, Delegates Wing Aayorsy Convection and
to select Ward Nominating COMMITTEE for Charter Oscers,
10 be supported at the ensuing Charter Election;
ROBERT CRAlGIiEAD,
Chairman Ward Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

. NT i d
Each District Delegate the Mayoralty Con-
vcnon and one Delegate to the Charter Committee and
the Delegates so elected meet at the Howard House at
O'Clock tho same evening.
fls ct Courier please copy.)
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

Pusuan, TO a recommendation of the Democratic Wing Ge-
neral Committee, the Democratic Whgs OF the ThiTjeenth
Ward are requested assemble the Clay ReasnG Roon
81 Grand s;lert on WEDNESDAY, EVENlNta the 10Th
instant halpast o'clock for the purpose OF elecuns
Three Delegates MayOrty Convention, and To select a
Committee nominate Charter Officers BY order OF the
Ward Committee. ALFRED W. WHITE. Chairman
HOWELL SMITH Secretary. flG2t
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-04-17
gRyc|,o aloanu (aet.,,.f.

vNyHE undersigned respectfully call the at
Il tention Of the public to the fact. that they
are now manufacturing, at the old established
stand at the Rail Road Depot, all kinds Of
ROPE AND CORDAGE, embracing Ma
chine, Mill, Well and Halter Rope, Coil
Rope, Bed Cords, Plow Lines and Sash Cords.
Also, TVINE of every description.
The work manufactured at this establish
rnent, viii be of the best KENTUCKY HEMP,
lnade by and under the superintendent of
I. w. GRlMsHAw, the only regular acorkma,s
in the above business in this place, who most
respectfully solicits the olu customers of his
father to extend their patronage TO this estab-
lishment.
Country Merchants and sthers are assured
that Rope of better q,aality and on better terms
can be had of the undersigned than elsewhere.
Ali orders will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to- Give us a call when
you want rope. DAVID DEAdL.
r. w. GRIMSHANV.
Winchester, March 6, lS45-6t
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-04-17
As USUAL.

sar sslss 81 9 By s Gooa ae sa1a as
Qaeenswafe. Shoes, Boots. an excellent selee
ton of Books Medicines, Paints DyestutFs,
and Patent medicines of egery kind (such as
Jay"e's, Hance's, &c. Confectionery, Tobac-
co, Segars. Stone and potters' ware Glass Of
all s'zes-Fresh Garden Seeds just received
and many articles too tedious TO mention. -
Call FOR what you want, and any article called
for, if not On hand can be purchased by one
OF my family in Baltimore now, and sent on in
few days. 1 will sell every article as low as
it can be bad elsewhere. Produce taken iH
exchange for goods. Reasonable credit Will
be given, and cash thankfully received.
JOHN 6. SCHMITT.
February r.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-04-17
New Spring & Summer
,8opp5+

YEyuE subscribers take pleasure in informing
! 81 their friends and customers that they hav'
received their Spring and Summer Goods
which were purchased with cash, and will BIZ
sold at reduced prices-assuring those wht
call, that good bargains will be given. The
following is part of our supply
Wool.dyed, black, invisible green and blue
cloths; black and fancy cassimeres; satinets,
brown 8. striped linens & driings, silk. meri
no, satin and nlarseilies vestinge; black sum
mer cloth; Irish linens; summer wear OF al!
descriptions s at various prices; cambrics and
jaconets; nets for caps, laces. edgngs & lnser-
tings; cap and bonnet ribbons: gloves OF! all
kinds, mits. S5c.-New style goods for ladies'
dresses. Plaid barage, balzarnes, lawns;
French, manchester, eallston and lawn glng
hams; silk warp alpaca, plain and striped silks
for dresses; corded and grass skirts. ladies'
dress hdkfs., cravats and points, linen cam
brio hdkfs., silk and Gotten hosiery; plain and
fig. swiss muslins, lace and bard jaconet,
muslins. fancy prints, black and white do. silk
pocket hdkfs., gettlemen's scarfs, ladies' ties
and cfavats, nankeens, checks, plaid cottons,
osnaburgs, brown and bleached cottons, palm
hats, mems boots and shoes. assortment CT
shoes for ladies, etc.
Hardware, Queensware, Paints, Dye
stufs and Groceries.
And many other articles usually kept
In country stores.
We invite our friends to examine our stock,
and see for themselves, that goods viii be
sold low for cash.
We tender our thanks for past favors, and
hope for continuance of the same.
FETZER & DINGES.
April 10, 1916.
N. B.-Country Produce taken in exchange
for Goods at market prices.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-04-17
200 ACRES.

NJ re or less. lying in the neighborhood of
Buck Hill, on which is a good TWO STO
RY DWELLING HOUSE, good Barn, and
other out buildings, and an orchard of excel
lent fruit The Lane. is of good quality, about
one half Of which is Under good fence, and set
in grass, and the balance heavily timbered-
The above land will be sold in pursuance of
the last will and testament CT the said Jacob
FRYE decd, and may be good bargain TO
any who may wish to purchase a farm. Any
person wishing to see the same before the day
of sale, can do SO by calling on the subscriber,
who lives near the same. The terms will be
easv, and made known on the day OF sale.
On the personal property credit of nine
months will given on all Sums of three dollars
and upwards. Sale will commence a. 10 o.
clock, A. NJ
JOHN FOLTZ.
Fx'r of Jacob Frye, decd.
I April 10, 1845.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-04-17
o(G oooPc.r,. GIcoaen,.,.

IEVHE fourth annual session of this nstitu-
r. ton will commence on the third Monday
In November, 1914. The year will be divided
into four quarters Of twelve weeks EACH
Scholars may enter the school at any period
in the term, and will be charged from such
time Tor at least one quarter. But no deduc-
ton will be made after enterance for absence
for that quarter, except in case of sickness.
EXPENSES OF TUITION.
For Orthography, Reading Writing, Aritlme-
tic and History, SIP
For English Grammar, Geography with
the use of Globes and the projection of
Maps, Natural Philosophy, sc. l6
For Mensuration, Trigonometry, Algebra,
the theory and practice of Surveying.
Astronomy, sc. 90
These expenses are for the year.
This school is furnished with good maps,
splendid globes, excellent mathematical instru-
ments, blackboard, philosophical apparatus,
&c.--Boarding in genteel families in the
neighborhood convenient to the school, can be
had on very reasonable terms
JOHN c. EWING, PRINCIPAL.
Mt. Jackson, Shenandoah co. Va1
November 7lS44 Ctf