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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Auetioneer
SSlENEES SALE 0R pRnpERTN ON

N ngon street. 2tth and 18Th streets and on Nassau
street. OF Beekmsn street ANTHONY J. BLLECh.
Err Will sell auction Thursday the III day of July II
II o'clock the Merchants Exchange, the following po-
perty, viz.
Rismgton trof-Two 5-tory brick Houses and Lots Nos.
BIZ and jlg Rlyngton street. the former lot being q feet
inches front and rear by 81 feet deep the latter SSr~ty
inches in front and by - feet deep Party walls
AlsoA lot of land adjong the lot No 3l7 Ringtons u
and being tho of lots Nos 7, and n GocrcA
street % feet long by 10 wide. Mortgage 3l7 Ryngtcn
and the small lot adjoining IN the for >isH AMI
for $500 No. 3ig both at six cent, winch may
probably remain II desired Present rent about >luo
Leasioid Property 2hA street.-The two story BRICK
House and Lot known No % 2h street. between Sun
and oh Avenues, Lot p feet trent and by ~ f deep
Lease p years s February 1872, with Right ~ ~
q second Premises s, ecf to ground rent
of SIS per and To Mortgage OF $50 nj seven per
cent which remain II desresi. Present rent 80" pct
Ieassold Property 1874 srsoTwo frame Houses AMI
Lots known Nos 100 and iOl 18Th street, each lot ?,
feet front and by 81 feet deep The premises are sub
ground rent Ut slco per annum The lease has i'o
from the tirst OF May last. Present rent 10
Iauabis I<aseNa,san, Of Beetnsan sfrssffhe
story brick House and Store No 5 Nassau street. corner OF
Beekmsn Lease has i've years To from first day
May last the of $3.50 per annun payable quarterly
Ia advance. Possession given Immediately. i"S otisc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02
NEw.YORK PEALE'-) MUsEUM.-Brosd

: way, OPPOSITE Iiiy Hat
-Four DAYS only. commencing Monday, June 3oth SPLEN
DID PERFORMANCES every evening al 81 O'CLOCK.
and Wednesday afternoons al 3 The FORTUNE TIL.
LER. MAD. ROCKWELL, who may be consulted private
" regarding the Past Present. and Future Events at
ira charge of only one shilling. The Manager has en-.
gagged The famous MIR WlNCHELL. the great delineaor
also Miss :. I. ADAR. charming Vocalist and LA Pc
TlTE ANlE, Danseuse
Tickets One Shilling. without distinction OF age ieSO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02
5ituations, &t. Uante0.


I)ARTNER WANTED-Wiih 80 Dollars IN q Manu-
factory busin-ss where i've profits amount o. 1919 "a
year. which VIII b. satisfactorily shown t7 APPLYING RI ih
factory at ~ eade-st For sale a. the above place - b.
Of Halter. FUR
WA>TED-A situation Wet nurse, by q resDecfal.-
w young married woman, with fresh brea.. Of milk.
Apply lJ Mulberry jy2 "a
WANTED-A place by INDUSTRIOUS Girl i0r
w homework or chamber WORK Apply Al Isl Ihrie-ni
street w. g.
WANTED-As situation by good plain Cook Na-he-
w ami lrOner Best CT reference Apply o. No. J.
Rigest whore the at lady she lived with can BE- seen u
WANTED-A- situation by capable Young Woman a.
w ciambermaid or nurse Apply al ~ Elm - j.
XNA<TED-A place bya Protestant Girl with excei.er'
w references, for general WORK Apply al 81 Brood
way, basement /
IT SAMUEL. JONES formerly Of Vae-. BE- in the CRY.
he vii hear Of something TO bis advantage, on applynl
al the American Hotel. TIN. day, a. six Jclock iy2 t-
MONEY FOUND in 18Th Street.-The owner can tav,
'I hby proving property and paying for this advertise
mrrt Apply 10 y. Caswel l55 ~oufii-st w. g.
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FLIRTATIONS IN AMERICA,
I-s1' PUBLISHED BIZ WI. TAYLOR, No. AsiOr


lust PUBLISHED by WI TAYLOR, No. Astor
y House.
FIIRTATIONs IN AMERICA. trans aied from he Ger
man bv tie author Of" Scenes IN Mexico, complete one
srpe voumeprce p We have no hesitation IN pro-
noucing this work be- equal II not superior both incident
ri Interest 20 any Of American Society pub
i.b.d twill greatly amu-e AM Del ghi the reader
TIE Lady's Musical Library for JuyIerms ll cents per
The KnicSerbocker for July-Term- : year; sing
Nos. 80 cfs. g.
Backwood's Edinburgh Magazine for July-2j cs - a
No Mysteries Of the Inquson aud other Societies IN
Spain-Pnce > Cts 80.
Gralams Magazine for Juy-Ih- L really splendid NO
Term. = wear, 25cis per No.
No ! Lariners LectIres- Price p Tie back Nos.
supplied s,, , ,
retail by iyl 2iisl WM TAYLOR, NO : A-lor House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

hODGE \ PAkMELE, No. Il BOnd-.treef. New York
~ and PENNSYLVANIA Avenue Washington D. C. respect
fully tender their professional services heir friend. and
the public a.. who require tie advice and skill ,
the EXPERIENCED and PRACTICAL DENTIST. 10 cal
them, learn their terms and examine their claims 10 pub
lie confidence and patronage.
They would particularly cal attention 70 their Pa,en'
method Of fastening artificial teeth on gold plate
which i used By themselves alone IN the Cities Of New.
York and Washington The most prominent advantages OF
his mode OF fastening The following - II tie pair
teeth and makes those highly In fastening III.
artificial teeth II gives lie teeth greater nrmne render
Ing them always much les Troublesome or much
li the may D., m ir process az 7-iclun than ts
common mode s. II renders and replace
the teeth which, together with the peculiar simplicity o th
asenincs enables the 10 Keep them always
The great improvement secured BY Lis patent needs but
be IN order 10 be understood aid o BE- used sp
pr.c:aiet II has received tie appreciation OF Of the
mos ssd Dentists IN the country and ! universally
commended by those who have svae themselves ad-
ysnlAse>
10 the Office - B0ndreei NeyHlcrk. whale the junior
partner VIII attend io the business m Washington Mr.
Dodge begs leave 10 cal attention 10 the following
Inenision from the Hon >as Wright ATE of The l. :
ATE and now Governor Of the State ~ Newly ork
WASHINGTON ID. c. feh. IS 1876
DIR ] Smith Dodge. upon his arrival IN Washington a.
or.r An ,ce As Surgeon Dent-i presented 10 elier
f,n several friends IN Newlork Of the highest r--pecs-
h snd standing containing the strongest and most fav0rs-
No ;snonla both the excellence OF his private char
screr and his superior professional Qualifications These
ss.fcory evidences Of the and the Dentist induced
me Al once 10 engage the professional services OF D Dodge
for nv own family and my wife and myself are now abe
fo, ;sr.ous exper ence sdc equally favorable
testimony In his favor gentleman and -shiu Deii-l
This testimony is thus by me, a. wei IN opence
the solicitations of respectable and wony Trends ~
Newlork who have for many years expeneuc-u me ski
and fidelity OF the Doctor ID. profession. as 10 my owl COZ
leSc s.sodis ~ ''''' -N siLAs WRIGHT.
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fourth Of Juln.
. FOURTH OF JULY-Grsnd Excur.

-N FOURTH OF JULY-Grsnd Excur-
-.Rt ss~szi<sion nr the Hudson River The New low
ss--@< x7->-s pressure Steamboat NIAGARA. Capt. 4
Derroof vii leave NevYors FROM the foot OF BarcsyL
On FRIDAY Juy sh O'Clock \ " on hor regular pas
sac 20 Albany and Troy.
r. The New low pressure Steamboat TROY,
~ - apt 4 tiorhaIn. VIII .raTe Troy on the
zane morning her regular passage down
10 Sev-Yor Persons DESTROYS Of avoiding the heal and
du- civ and the confusion and danger incident %
tie LIBERATION ~ the day may take The Niagara land A.
Caiwes West Point New turgh. return by tie Troy on
her down TIP reach the city IN o enjoy the more
rsnua aineuelf- u he rrening For com;or and safe
w. ilrrr boats - Norih River thai compare
win the Niagara AMI Troy. They under The command
M Officers vel the citizens Nei ork for their
attention and g-nemanly department Those landing Ia
return car have opportunity Of visiting friends. and
spending short time driigtrfy shore and on the pas
.r- Will have opportunity OF enjoying the most beau
I'M -.nrv of me river and IN the evening refresh
e5 Fare FOR Ire excursion ~ cents esch way. W. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

DY JAMES VI. MILLER. WEDNESDAY, July
ID le,h lssh Trade Sale Of Para and Msnuisemfed IN.
Ola RUBBER SHOES, In New-Nors. 81 NE Store OF
Messrs Bishop Brre.en, No II Goldslrcet ic' pare
Para and Manufactured India Rubber Shoes CONSISTING 81 AL
The various styles and kinds. viz
Mems and Womens Sheet Rubber Over Shoes
Sheet Rubber and Cloth strapped Over shoss
fnishs>i Para Shore
Womens
Miss g
Wo,nen's rur,s and Lined Boots AMI sho~s
lA.loou. bound Gresisns
MANUFACTURED B1skins
Sheet Rubber Sandals
Dealers from abroad are invited attend this sale Tefms
of sale will be under $50 cash. under $as months. under
Ss0 months. over slao months y, Dvie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

"A DEN -Four days only, commencing Monday. Jun,
Soih-SPLENDID PERFORMANCES every evening
O'Clock and "Wednesday afternoon al 5. O'Clock. The man
lakes pleasure IN announcing farther engagement
with HkRREWAJ KAY. the celebrated NEW-LEALASI
CHIEF from the BAY 90 ISLANDS the only specimen Oftht
Canuihsl m America. In addition. GREAT
WESTERN, and MRS WESTERN, who appear In
tire and original piece. The BLIND FIDDLER. MIR
ConOvrr and several others. An enormous Serpent.
Admission . cents Children under 10 years u,
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" SPHfry = ChrIsFINH WITTY rotoxys- "
4 seos aud Popery as u s"-Pubshsd monthly, al 81
year, IL. cents copy, 52pages Svo Every number vi
nave highly finished eDgravngs, tengraved expressly ol
ns wo ~ and To Dee printed supeThne paper This
worn Is to De completed in 4, numbers. with Tile
tfeiaee and Index by the Rev. {. Sparry, Mo l Nassau
suev New fork The trsi number VIII be ready Tor sub
scribers on the 18th instant
Agents wanted for every State and County in The Union
NsV io' ue Sanacas Terms be raj Than any other
no y. Agents now engaged soliciting subscribers ioi
ue NsuVha Protestant" rdiied by the Rev H. RICHTER
my worthy successor authorised TO obtain subscriber
for the above work.
Persons intending to become Agents can lie supplied will
copy of >parry's Christian MAriyrology- b. .rrdin.
their address post pad 4 sassy
~ Publishers of papers giving the above n ,rv, ip.,
lions sh all receive In payment the work complete
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DANE x BURGESS, 60 John street, Sew.i oIk-
Il Are lust sending 10 press new series oi CHOltr
WORK : selected from the Prose Literature Of Itay trans
lated and edited bv {. EDWARDS LESTER, I. ;. Consul
Al Genoa AUkor of the Glory and Shame OF England &c
&c Tn. .r. will be made up Of Original Transitions OF
Tie best works Of the bet Italian Writers. with Orginal
Notes and Sketches in illustration OF me GENUS ine Lives
Press.
l. Ei,ore Fierano-ca or ib Challenge Of Baretia An
Hstonca. Romance OF the Times oil ne Medici- by u
Azeglo. =,
IL. and IN. The FlOrentine Histories by MacmavellL
". The Citizen Of q Repuoic.
v The Autobiography Of Anerl
Tines. No. will h.. issued iu quick succession 10 beautiful
style and ,oli A. - cents per Volume. The object
~ t- series 10 make Known 10 me American People me
Literature Of italy. ~ -.
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= a PLEN,NNT INCLUSION /


t4l ihe nh ui Juy.-Ihe steamer lNnEPEN-
DENCE viii make trip around staten
Island a. above stopping a. Perth Amboy, w
WI cave foot 81 Cana.--l n I. NJ
Pier No. ? v River al lon. 7. VI
" foot Of CiiniousL r. River ~ +'nl l. NJ
and foot Of Va.lngfon-s- Brooklyn al " NJ .
Proceeding through BuuermS Channel, Ne" lorS pay
The Narrow. and Praoc- Bay. where tue view o. tA'
Atlantic Ocean Will be afforded. Returning TIE lnaeptA
deuce Will stop Perth Amhoy sufficient time 10 enable me
ENcgronsis 10 visit the Ladies Far ned AZ IN, hsl
Seminary. Tbs trip ! highly recommended 20 al usse
who wish avoid The heat and dust Of ne CITY ana ENJOY
The fne OF the Refreshments OF 81 Nnd- on
board the boat Fare for The excursion > ci>
TIE Independence viii make u Trip 10 Perth shd SCUM
Amboy s. A. from Pier No North River. and return
tie city by n A. VI. Those " ho wish 10 spend pleasant
aav al Perrin Amboy can avail ihensege, this Opporun
~ and return by the afternoon excursion arriving IN Ne"
Nors b. 7. " Fare a. above. iy2 5us' {. FORBES.
~T~ >FOuRTH or JULY ENcursion.-surf
S-,sAs..s-3~ Bathing al COney Island.
Morning Trp-The steamboat MUTT AL
SAFETY, Captain Lovher, will leave Duane-streei AZ
O'clock: Cana.treei AZ pss HammOut-sirert Al past
pelan y-sfree al Market-street AZ past s. per
No l. y r. At past Aiier allowing sufficient time for
battle IN the Ocean surf. tie boat viii land a. Fort Ham
i0u. and opportunity gwen to visit uis magnificent icr
fcaiou now cari-onei hv company Of Flying Artillery.
Afternoon Trip-Will leave HammOnd-treet al O'Clock.
Csna-reei AZ past l. Dlsne--free al past pier No
y X a. II ,. Narkeis,reei and Deancy-sireet al
pat landing oneyl Island and Fort Hamilton a. In ID,
morning.
Evening Co;ilon Pariy-wiil leave Hammond street at
o'clock Canasreef Al pas = pier No. y. X. Al pasi
make an excursion down the Bay landing on the way up al
Fort Hamilton Music on Board.
The boat VIII be- -plenddly Illuminated .le evening
Fare a, u Excursion ., cents. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

tT- Notice 20 the sons Of Tempernnce-If an,
of The Sons this high family md themselves in care Of vhs
they have legal ne goods and papers great value on
which they have legal claim or any OF the OF h
Mulberrysreet Church are conscious OF frofanng the
bath on November Sd 1874 BY threatening Assault and Bal
erytbey are warned To settle their business beior,
they are brought before the Societies and Church and N,
public In general 10 these and other Temper
deeds OF equal magnitude when their names viii longer
be eoncesled AfRIENb TO THE IGNORANT IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.
fUNHE subscriber wishes make known the public, thai
much Of the biscuit and which sold in This
by the above entirely different from Tie SODA
which have been used by inysds, particularly those VITO
ser from indigestion for than twenty years with the
best results while the imitation, which be made for
less price, though perhaps good Tor person in health
wholly unfit for the sics The above BISCUIT and CkAEsRs
also BITTEN bscuIr, WINE BISCUIT, BUrTEk CRACKERS
WATER CRACKERS, fILOr and NAVY BREAD all Of the fret
quality, constantly for sale at the weknown establish
Deni rs Washington street corner % Wsrren-sreeI
ID Srui. EPHRAlN TREADNEITfS SON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIVED.

Ship Bru,us (oi Newburyport) Osgood, - days from
Hayre IN ballast 10 masfer-21U steerage passengers
23d June ai ~ - long 80 % spoke schr Renz whaler
of Provncet0wn 20 bbls sperm. 20 do black hsh oil
Ship England (Br) Fverard. 81 days from Liverpool,
bound to 81 Johns NB put in 10 land 30 seeraee psssen
gers to Roche Brothers & Co. 18Th June, LAT "a 10
long 81 = exchanged signals with bark Lady Feyersbsm
bound 10 the Gull O. II Lawrence.
Bark Hcbe. (Br) Wright y days from Liverpool salt
10 master-l-0 steersge passengers
Brig Dcsdemons, (Br) Morris. 10 days from Windsor
NJ plaster; 10 master.
Brig Granite Bayard, days from Mschas. Me luin
Der 20 Snow.
- No vessels in sight sei-Wnd SSE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

DIG AND BAR IRON >TORAGE.-The under
signed having erected cOmmOaCu. racks for asserting
bar lron aud having connected with his Warehouse eNei
Yards for Pig Iron prepared receive both Bar and
Pig upon very iesOraDe Terms. The location Of the pren
between Piers and North RIVER opposite large and
convenient D0cAs reduces very materially the usual eaPen-
Of carriage receiving and delivering Other mefchsn-
disc received Storage three story frepfoof stores IN
.urab.e u the loves, JAS. y. OLNkf,
81 -.rv1.,fv y West-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

i've PAINTERS. Merchants and Oihers.-A youuf
i msn Oi respectable education and moderate crcumsan
.e- warts siunOn where he would be occupied about
eight hours day; he has had considerable exp
rence ia business ehving been engaged for sN year.
clerk in a drug and paint establishment in this city-w0uA
be- willing ngage himself al any permanent employ
nent that would be- of service 10 i- employer and enah
him pay his way and continue ln studies at drawing. &C
But moderate expected, and satisfactory reference f
on Address Fred Al this Office. iy2 2fis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02
1uftion Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Ascronses
nv BANGS, RICHARDS LAIr.-so 's


JOSIAH RICHARDS, Ascroneee
DY HANGS. RICHARDS a. PLATT.-Sors
- ~ Broei~v.-Lhcra es'h si'an'''''"@ '~' ."
cons. rnm~nrs for auction ssesL
NETWORK FALL TRADE sALE
TUESDAY s,ih August, and fsilourrk S.y~
The nsxt regular Trade Sale Of bOoh> - hhho''rn
PLATES kc. viii commence al the shove dAie.
The sale Of Stationary, Paper ke viii b. held a' s.s "a
Invoice. should De furnished BY Is, ,ay n-SL when 10
The usu. cash sivsncss wiz - made receipt q oooes
when required. leii
AT PRIVATE SALE
large assortmen Of Standard Msc-aneoas sni >choi
BOOKS al low prtcea
III, CUl.TON 4 60. Auction and Commls-ioa Nsf-
chsn,s Nos lis Fulton street. and ~ Ann .tre;ih
eral maize oonssnmea,s. and prongs
made. THIS DAY, JAY = a. iooeioAs
At No ~ Madison street
SHrssF SALs Of the content. OF Lor store yris
Ing Brandy Gin Pure Spirits standing CASKS bNrrs hess
Measures Glass Ware. NC
by JAMES VI. MILLER, WEDNESDAY, July
ID o Al II o'ciocs al the Merchants FNchsrge
LARGE SALE or BRoOkLiN Lots BY order -
IN. Trustees OF the Jackson Estate kno~n he Home
stead consisting several hundred LOIS sinsisd Ca fu
ION Lsfsyete Dekalb Portland and Carlton Avenues snt
Navy RAYMOND 81 Felix, Hsmpdef Oxfofd All (1uher-
snd--rrsts The sale VII oe prtnip'otN i-s h..l l.
nav b.. hal q, the 0ce OF the Age,ioneers No Liberty
FRIDAY. July Is. lssA
Al 2o'clock a. the Merchants ExchsnAv
VII be sold under ihe direction OF Phlo T. k1fses.
us.,.r IN Chsncerv all that Lease made by tie Trinity
Church 10 Geo A. Mason MAY 1885. lying IN te >lih
lard. and being part OF and easel 10 Jsss y wee ".
iii The mrs, OF NAV 1876 Sad 10, Is known ~ No b-bosni
-, Es.,ery in from, by Hudson street. Soulh by o' Wet
In he resr by an alley running from Christopher 81 scr>s
the rear OF said Lot and North BY 10; No y add party ~
Christopher street. being In 'front.' " set and % res "n "
North side snd ,le Soatlry side. be the san"
less.
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miscellaneous.

NOTICE.--The cCparnership heretofore visiting under
the firm Of D. 4. Cu,hman Co., expires this day ty b.
own limitation The business viii be- closed by the succeed
Ing firm OF Cusfnan Co. Either partner VIII sign In j.
quiaation. ID. A. CUSHMAN
:. W BECkLEN
Nesc lork. Juiy lt. 1915. \. X. tUSHNAN
ID. A. Cushman having associated with him. he sons Aonzo
r. Cushman and John II. Honari Cushman, they VIII
The Dry Goods JoDbug business ~ he old stand No
1873 Pearl etfeei. under the frin of eastman q 90.
Samue VI Beckley VIII also continue the Dry Goods Job
hing business lIyl lmd&lmwl v lorh July it, 1915
- W. Pill NIB. Commission Merchant, No 90 Water
ID. street New-iork. REFEREsCEs.-Nesr- iors-6rtr
lev McErsth; Samuel Perry, ESQ Messrs Henry She
den Co Messfs freeland SfuariA Co. Messr-. Towns
end. Seyre Clark Henry Dwight, Jr ESQ., Oliver 7
Mills, ESQ. Lfica-Messrs. Livingston Wilcox Bapa
-Nes-rs IA. r. Seymour Co. Messr- French. Niece
4 Co; Ralph Plumb Esq. Ciegeiaad-Messrs NJ b. scot
s Co. 4. T. Handy, Esq FredoniG-Levercu Barker
F.a Milan O-W. p. McCreary. Esq ly5 INV
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-15
COUNTER T EEITs.

Those who counterfeit good medicine for the pur-
pose OF adding few dollars to their pockets arc ai
worse than the manufacturers of spurious coin For
while the latter only rob of property the former
take property and health and life away Dr. Wstar's
Ba!sam of Wild Cherry is admitted by thousands oil
Glsntcresed Witnesses to have affected the most extra
ordinary cures in cases of pulmonary and asthmac
character ever before recorded in the history Of medi
cine.
The young, the beautiful good all speak forth its
praise 1t is now the favorte medicine in the most in
tegent families of our country
such high stand in public estimation has been a
chlcFed by its own merits alone And so long as a
discerning public careful to get Wistas Balsam OF
Wild Cherry and refuse with scorn counterleis and ev-
cry other article proGered to them as substitute so
long will curespositive cures-cheer the freside OF
many despairing family.
The true and genuine "Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry is sold at established agencies in all parts of
the United States.
Sold in Cincinnati on the corner of Fourth and Wal
nut Streets by SANFORD g. PARK.
General Agents for the Western States
Sold by JoHN BEALL, Cadz; JoHN HoGG, Mt. Plea
SAINT; PENTz GUrsHALE, New RumIey; J. CRumBAcK-
Err, Wheeling; A, l.. FRAZER, Steubenville; L. Wu-
cox jr., Pittsburgh, Messrs. HoGG and PARISH Moore
held aug20-ly
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-15
ASSORTMENT or
B OORS AN I'D SSgEOEfS "a

Ever offered in this market by at least
EV4 twenty per cent, which if cannot con-
E vince the purchaserby their calling aud
.ssER testing the MATTER will not look for their
s3 patronage or their cash, which | will
dispose of on the above terms, for the
following and other reasons first: because they were
selected with great and Skill and purchased for
cash alone and, secondly, have too heavy stock on
hands fohsseason ofthe year and the duness of the
times and lastly, am in want of the ready as we can
not keep things moving right without it, and am de-
Icrnined to keep the trade the go-ahead, and will
either sell at wholesale retail as we are still making
to order and can be ata times able to keep constantly
on hand very general assortment.
Cadiz, June 25, l845. SAMUEL SLEMMONS,
n B. have, by way of variety, fine assortment
of first rate clocks, sole leather, upper and calf skins
mems and womon's morocco kid lining and binding
skins, together with every variety of findings in the
line OF shoemahers; boot trees, lasts, hammers and pin
GERS &c, all of which Will be disposed of on very bo-
raj terms s, S.
:, N. B. He still continues the rSES5
livery business, and having prov- @sS$s$ M ,Ss149
ded the best Kind of carriages, &C.,
and stock, for that business he --1AsaE8s3SSssEasS
hatershimscf he accommodate thepublic to their
satlsaction' as his terms shall be very reasonable