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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-25
AlUS.I35.O3j SIl7.254.5 sol

Total Imports SOS .435. 035 sll7. 254,5Oi
This table, the reader will o. stiye, only IA
hibI's an annual increase Of imports but il shows what
could never Lave occurred under "prOhibilofy" arih
that this Incft ase has teen excessively ose kinds d
goods paying duty, While l're Las teen sliel' ce~
crease IN ih'se ADMITTED fee Il dut,! We should be
pit ased 10 sre Tins Extraordinary result x!aind aud ac'
counted for by any process Of reasoning at all aceo'da'
with the theories aid assrnrtils Of tr Iottnis que
tar n. Dut This will n,T lie ATTEMPTED. Salish'o
with tie "aeun enl Of ephtl," hey dis'Ian 10 gTape
with ,hose stubborn facts which demonstrate the napPl
caby and justice Of the gnss ions, 10 which, in lie
absence Of all just er,urd Of e,nl lat, hey are cen
rell,d TO resort 1t is easy ,noush 10 sign The
system ",deus. unjust and oppressive" aud just as
easy to assert That i, is "prohbity" in its rha'acff
and destructive of the "nv,nuc" principle. But Iar'
like those above referred be Telued MOI ihef
force impaired by reckless unsusaiie cd asser'lo1s
and by the iro,ty defamation based upon then!
There is another point of view in which we desire 10
present his deeply inter sing question to the conscfa
lion Of our readers. Arguing upn the assunp''O''
shown by the foregoing statement, us well as py NV
whole current Of evtn,s be false, that lie iahH u
1912 is 'proibipy in its CHARACTER, The orpor ns u
the system 20 step further, and attempt To array
against IL Tie pTtJndcts'i lie agTlcunIa' f"fihh !" "
community especially, by the further assumption l"hien
would indeed be legitimate consequence OF The 1Fs',
that true, that, because Otis tendency to dmi"s"
imporaiions the foreign market for The sale Of our sur
plus products is necessarily curiled For to use III"
stereoyped phrase, if we will not take from oIt's"
nations their manufactures, &C., they cannot purchase
our cotton and tobacco. The preceding table OF Imports
will show that we do purchase foreign fabrics very l'oe'
ally Let us again refer TO tie S,c'eiary of the lTea'
suIy's Annual Reporl, from which thai Lbe vas CEN
piled. and SEE lhe amount Of ouT exports or tie h'ta
yeas 1911 and 1915:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-25
Domestic fntellineNee.

Judge Guriand 81 Louisiana.
We quite the fus ins rufuus passages from dntf'
snI New Uflrans papers:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

Gle YOU speak Of the Farmers and Mechanics Bark o. De-
trot Of doubtful credit and give the Chicago Democrat
u your authority You also ueuiou what IS q TACT
believe. that some o. Their drafts had hee5 protested II
veur City. The drafts would have been paid or present.
nen bu; the fact TIA; large remittance DELAYED
the way most unfortunately, for long tine They
were subsequently paid on pr-sentsac1t
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF Detroit Is ;he
only Institution West and North OF the Sta;e o: Ohio
thar sustained itsef through the 6as-ou. years coenc-
Ing with 1857; and !. i cred.be Institution ,a
with Ia capital Loaned where L could 10, te called iH
although perfectly secured for the most part; able 10
ps or large balance due the Cai:ed States and hoz
oraby redeem lis notes.
The capital of this Bank Is $500 GEO. every can; of which
has been paid More hall OF the stock IS
ed in this state, and in the hands OF Of il ot
spectacle and wealthy citizens These stockholders DO
reecive dollar OF dividends, but permit ;he Bank
ply all its resources enable L :he better giant iac-
tits for bringing the crops Of Nchcan an l0is mar
ket. IN consequence O. This suspeson of dividends sH
losses that ay have urred DARN: the tisa; ea:.
alluded have been fully mad. up M the capital ( per
iecy sound Not OF these stockholders ows the Bank
dcliarani they hsPe Of thsse days 70 Sc. back :he
money they have placed in the Institution.
Your paper, gentlemen. las circulation wider, be-
eve, than any other published in the CEe Just
in proportion Is IL influence il The dissemination ef nor
nation Again. you- paper has enviaoie reputation for
truth and I'll coasier it perfectly reliable paper
How much more injury then, such SANDER that pat
forth b. the Democrat incis when endorsed by the Tb
uue. The Chicago Democrat has been considered
authority. believe. b. the Tribune before cor
slant reader, and think am right in this.
To conclude, gentlemen all have stated is tue and
respectfully request you do away, your pow
er. the injury you have inflicted Ny is the
OF any who may fee interest In this
ITHi'cstotca, March /, lo4J. y.
Treasury Notes outstanding March ls, lS45:
Amount Of the several issues outstanding, lst
March, ls45 per records OF this Office S250,279 %
counting officers - 80 $500 90
sl,aii,77s ~
This slow. decrease Of about s3lsNOo since the last
report.
In Hunts Magazine we find the following table
Of debts of the States in January ls+ according 20
Official reports made to the Legislatures this session.
Debt. Of the States with their Revenue and Expenditure
for ordinary uurpo.cs for 1914:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
MARRIED.:

March 2, By Rev. L. Jones' Geo. T. stiles 10 safsh
Feb. 25th by Rev r Peass, David Tiiion to Nrs Loia
PearsaIl; Peter c. Wilson 70 Sarah Post ~,
On the Ist inst. by the Rev DR. Antnoh' soiiN o. S
MANN 20 ANNE ELIZA EVANS cro
O., tie Sd inst, 81 O'clock by Kev rh'ieas ''e'
q. AUSTIN 10 MARY oPEELLA FEEhs-
AZ Whitehall y. IeEaon 70 halT5t - I'M,
Al Lift. Falls FeD l9, " x " Iso.l - 1ii~A'e'
A. BrownyIIls efsrson CO. FEB 26 Capt John wilson
70 W"an Vernon. Ohio Feb l9 by Rev 1asnsen-l G
John G. riimpton of the firm Of Treeiy, mi. Of
New York. to Elizabeth 81 daughter oi he'i'' ~ 49, ~
the former place - - -, ,b. I.t inst By Rev
+ " Huber; OF Greenville, Mr. KchaI9 49, Si,.
New YORK. 10 Miss C.tharne j. niece OF AieA''-'
ter,on E ~ G1 -, q, Nv Rev aw-cn MEzzy, NJ coman
u,sg ecg Of Davenport Iowa, Miss Mary p daush
'eh ~ ~ -Isr Da, Mr. warren Shacr, 10 Miss Caroline
Augusta. dau;ter Of Capt. Noah shpman' all OF Deep
A. .anc place. b. Rev. F. ". Chairman %r.Miles l.
uoaIev to Miss PllIoneA 7. Pratt; Alf Oliver Bates
10 TIs. Harriet Prat daughters of Mr. EbeHezer Pratt
I,ofT TeeD River.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

- INVESTIGATIONS In Animal Magnetism and Phre
nolosy by Prof RODGERS. the unryaed Nagnstiser sRd
PhenoloSis-Proi Rodgers has the honor ms
intention OF delivering Of -Four Lectures the above
valuable scisac-s
Rutgers Institute. Madison Tuesd,y Of each week
uencins Tuesday. 9Th OF March.
Cn,ou Hall, "Wednesday Of zach week commencing Wed
restay, SIN Of March.
A-erc.a Republican Hall Of SIN Avenue aa ID
Thursday Of each week. commencing Ihufsd4y. 9Th OF
March and
ST uke's Buildings OF Grove and Hudson FEi
day Of each week. commencing FRIDAY h March To
nence at halipast 7-o'clock
Tickets which viii aaH. Lady ard Gentleman. 25
mi ipf.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
MAEHETs-carsCagy reported fer TIE Tribune.

MONDAY, March j.
ASIIES-Tlc7c have been considerable arrivals By the
river some 500 bills which have hal tendency to make
the market heavy, and hear OF sles Of importance
The nominal quotation is 81 ~ and 81 ics FOR Pots ard
Pearls.
CoTToS-Tne market to-day has been inactive, but
without any change III its general features The 81 cs
amour; 10 o10 baics prices current last week frecs
Liverpool continue nn NJ 81, with the ships u for Ly
erpool nearly full.
FLOUR AND MEAI--The market is du,l and the Dc
both from the trade and from the East i light
Gcnesec and other Western good brads is quoted at S
-, with no sales common brands above So New
Orleans /. - sig, with small sales: Fancy brand.
Western 25a5 62s Scratched Western yery
Sour worth about So So In southern there S no mate
rial change. We quote Georgetown Richmond Country,
Brand ywinc. sc. 62 IS; R.hnUnd City extra 25
"Galego and laNha" -. Safes SEQ obs Richmond
ana Petersburg 62., aud 500 bblS Richmond City
private bargain. Rye Flour is s. % Sc IS, with mod
crate demand Ruckwheat is very dull and plenty. small
sales AT .5a2 So jersey Meal 80 and quiet. Hhds.
Braadywine l.15; bbls are 2,62t Bag Meal IS %.
GRAIN-Therc is but one parcel OF Wheat. believe
in market The last sale AZ 100 cts In Corn We hear
OF 500 bush Southern At a5 cts Rye s nominaliy
o. cts bu, hear sales. Barley is GOa62l No buy
ers at anything like these Oats dull AZ 55a3c io
River and Canal. Las; sales Southern 2s!a3o.
HAY-North River Is 45a5o cts with small sales, and
Staten Island 5Sa60 CTS.
HOPS-Thc market stands l3ai5 cts, and we notice
sales OF parcel 10 bales Eastern AZ 3 cts for export
wHIsKy-Bbls are 2?i cts, and Que'. Drudge sells 10
fair extent AZ - cts.
BEESwAX-The market is steady at 2a, with sales 1000
lbs yellow for export
SEEDS-Thcre is good demand Tor Clover and Timothy
for sowing with sales Of the former free new Ohio u
7a7tc OF Timothy notice sales within weak not be-
fore report OF $50 bbls Sl S so. Several parcels
belonging 10 Western holders Of 1000 bb have been
Withdrawn from market. Fa1secd IS dull Sales so tres
Rough at $40.
NAVAL SToRES.-A sale of loo bbls Spirits Turien-
tine has been made IT 35 cash and 36t cents time
BoNE-The market is heavy and 4 CONSIDERABLE sale
has been made 81 80 We also notice sales S2ocV0
los Northwest q, 5o 81 and sale OF 5000 lbs al : ci'
del verahle some tine ahead.
FRUTr.-At auction a cargo Of Oranges and Lemons
was offered but only small io Oranges sold II 81 GA
81 IS, and of Lemons 81 81 30.
PRovISIoNS.-olt Pork has an upward tendency, and
there Is more doing OF Prime notice sales 1880 bos
a; SIS o. mostly S. and Of Mess 100 bbis at $40 %
For Mess $40 Isl was reused. There was also sale Of
700 hbls Prime and Mess private terms Beef i rather
steady Mes s. so with sales 2uo oo Al - y;
IS; Prime IS S IS Beef Hams are firm latd Is {
cents with bu Little here. Pork Hams are sieads At &C;
Sales tc. shoulders wincheSers 4, y cts Sino ed
shoulders 5, 6; Hams 81 %; City Smoked Hans 10
log cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

S,xns's s..sApAnuLl-Nany of the facts OF natural
ph!loso phy although susceptible Of the most rigorous de-
onstrato are 50 singular and surprising n their nature
as almost TO transcend the measure Of human thought and
battle even the eaors imagination. 1t is no less true
thnn strange that there's power enough In bu'hel OF COAL
properly consumed 10 raise seventy miiions Of pounds
weight a foot high IL is thus 10y adapting ihe rude maie
ras OF nature to his wants and calling forth by the process
Of ART their latent powers that ianphs over the ply
scl difficulties that surround HIM. and converts the oo-
aces that bect his path into trophies of his victory over
external things Art Is the handmsid OF nature, aiding or
modifying her operations enhancing the value OF her pro-
ductios directing them 10 the support Of human wants
The root Of the Slnax Sar.apara appears In its natural
state 10 possess little medical virtue but its essential pri
coc IA developed in the concentrated form OF Sandss Sar
sapa, lila seldom fails remove the most obstinate cuta
neous complaints, ecroflous disordcrs and
various other ailments The remedy Is prepared by the
Messrs Sands and we OF other preparation which
can compare with 1t as remedial agent, in the diseases
above specified. a.
supc-or value and efficacy pamphlets, which may be
obtained Of the prOpricors and their agents sraus
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. B. 4 D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 70 Fulton street, New
Sold also at Broadway II Eas, Broadway andby Drug
gists generally throughout the United states
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

or these there were: British 10: Hamburg Swedish
Norwegian 8; Sandman Bremen &; Dutch ,; Scian
?; Russian /; French l. Venezuelan l Portuguese ;
Danish /; American l6s. Total 2o7.
We stated few days since that some drafts of
the Farmers Nechancs Bank Of Detroit, Mich. the
agency here had been protested. They have since We
learn been paid The following letter from responsible
source will explain i,selt
MEssss. GREELEY & MoELSATR-Genk.enien: In Your
last Weekly Tribune, notioc that In your Money Art
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04


L. 5. Gov l9O'6,lS3 1906 l30 3O38l,7to J2,95a.c27
This gives whole present debt, Of the several States
of which eight with the territory Of Florida making nne
tnarked y have failed, and Pennsylvania has again
sumei.
Daring the dcba,ein the Illinois Legislature daring
the Revenue bilJudse Logan offered amendment, hat
In case the 81 500 600 advanced within three months
after the passage OF the act, that the Inercs; Fund
created by the should be appropriated in
decing the M7caicr Stebbins bends, at the rate Of
wcnty-four tho dol ar with interest upon that
sum a; the OF per per anuum from july
s4l Th!. amendment also laid upon the table, by
vote OF IS 20. being virtually reputation OF these
bonds The body OF the Loco focos including the
Canal men, against this measure. beis the first prac
tc step BY them, lhe hdcous doctrine OF reputation
which the Correspondent, OF the St Louis Republican
they all mean and carry ont aler they get this
81 GOO 900 from the foreign bond holders
We have received copy of the Bank bill of Ohio
as 1t passed the Legislature. The features mainly
we gave them when the bill first introduced. Many
Of the amendments in the State Bank portion OF the
BILL which we consider perfect dead letter and in the pro-
portions Of capital awarded different parts OF lie State
The minimum capital OF an Independent company fixed
at S5Ooo0 although with tho Governors permission the
payment Of instanen;s may be stopped $4,000. Tie
State Stocks security circulating notes
considered capital The stockholders TO be a time
abs 20 the bank FOR than hrcciths the amoun; Of
the capital Each company to 30 managed by not
less than Ave than eight directors Each director
TO he resident OF Ohio, ttrcefourhs Of the directors
hive resided In the State ateas years and each L.
rector must per cent Of the capital mp S2O0G00
aud half por cent 100000. The circulation he in
notes OF 81, 35, 10, 20, so and Sl0O, not Than
twenty PER cent OF circulation bc under S.
and not more than fifty per unde. iOs. Tie Banks
are required to ;ako each others The specie clause
remains the same believe, before. Tho bill loS
that AS We gave the when il reported.
we shall refer the reader to the bill itself for details
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
cuFap PRINTING! CHEAP PRINTING !!
ISAAC ]. OLIVER,

Ann and Sassau-sis tentrancr Ia Nassau. over N Q
|ofe' - - Evening Mirror Office.
~, t, method Of Informing his friends aRd the pub
lie tiathe hs commenced business on his own aeeoug
- oy. nr,para 20 execute every variety of BOOK AND
I'm PRINTING ~ the L0reJt Possible Priets! HIS
s,iix brg ali Nt and OF the latest aud most approved
saiers he feels confident from many Jears expenee IN
t busgeSs that h saiisGaetioa 10 those who may
favor him with rb-ir pstroGase ..,,.,, ,,rss
CARDS rrnied on the celebrated YANKEE Fhss5 q
reduced Prices. + Entrsnee in Nassau ST mJ 'sS'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

b. The schooner '' Brothers," which left Ma.
cara, Canada West, on the 18th instant, for Toron
to, has been found capsized abou, 25 miles down
on this side OF Lake Ontario, sails all up and main
and toremasis broken. IL feared that the crew
and passengers, nine In number, have all peri.hed
FEoN ALRANY.-The first ,ow-boat this season
arrived on Sunday Il The rlinsi, with
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
xrvvo,~ C.-rIy N,gkrr. March 5.

SEw-YoRx CATTLE MARKET, March g.
Al Market ToO head Of Beef Cattle ico tso the s'uh
1000 Sheep and 100 Cows
Pr,e>.-Beef Cattle are full CSC per cw, higher, with
brisk demand we quot 81 IS SIS 90 to SIS SO s6 IS for
fair an prime retailing sorts-unsold l2'.
sheep-we retain las, weeks quotaicns-aT sold.
Cows and Calves-The market wa, cleared Sls SIS
Hay is ehealer. we Quste 62 a 6S ets.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
DIED:
Al Philadelphia, on Saturday last l.t Inst, WILLIAM

AT Philadelphia Saturday last, st Inst, WILLIAM A
STOKES, in the list yeEr Of his age.
~ Monticello Sullivan co. y. " Wstchrnan copy.
At Newark. Wayne n. Y. ON the 25th ul;, after
short lness SARAH y. wife of Geo. H. Middleton, Esq
aud daughter Of Rev Daniel Dow d. D.. OF Thompson CT
AT Astoria Yesterday morning, JOHN b. son Of John T.
and Almira W. Reboul. aged years and month
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 20 at
tend his funeral from The residence OF his father al Astoria
L. l. this afternoon al hslf-pGst O'Clock.
AT Albany, Feb y, Mrs Sarah Crawford, as
At Elmira Feb o. Mrs Laura Bell 81; Carissa, Gregg, g.
At Rochester, Feb %. Emma j Pitts, ID
AT Washington. Dr. PHISEAs BEADLET, Assistant Post
master General 16, 49,.
In Mnren2o CO. AIab Feb, JOHN HIGHToWER, l25
Near Marshall Mich Feb 81, Thomas W. Wells, OF New
York
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
u. D. NASH. Aucdoaeor.

Storr l5S FuIton.S:rect
HoUSEHoLD fURNlrURE.-rHIS DAY. Tuesday.
L L at 10 O'clock No. % Market-suee comprising
Brussels AID Ingram carpets stair DO, dUSgcts, rs ats
Mahogany and Care chairs rocking de- ols centre and
clr tables bureaus ung and breakfast tables, astral
ls,nps candelabras, msptel vases manel and looking
glasses, china and glass ware, oil CLOTH window shades
h<,csJ. beds bedding and mattresses washstands. SC.
toethc- with The Kitchen furniture. cooking stoves, &c
Nso-l mahogany book case with collection OF mis-
..,,,,r,,.. booSs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

E,NGLISH BRITANNIA WARE.-We IN We recently Iul-
u ported supply Of splendid Britannia Tea Sets, wnh
Urns md Coffee Pots match We rLo constantly ma
nuacturng all articles Of BRITANNIA -wnrran.edt 70
be 1f quality and very durable. part Of our ma
nuactory being connected with The Store able to ea
BRITANNIA Metal Goods the shortest notice. Bancn Tn Al
tinsny Bar Tin and Metallic Bi.murh constantly on hand
For sae wholesale and retail ct6 Burng slip, By
IS lwn BOARDMAN q Hahls
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
IEARN 4 CO.'S

FASHION FOR STRING, 1915.
ENTLEMENS HATS Of our Spring pattern will be
" ready for sale aud delivery and after Friday the 2sh
instant.
N b. We announce the shove Tut FA,nIoS for the
sung .eason and preclude all possibility of the
minds public and trade generally this city aud else
where as and d,tiuctiyey peculiar features.
present the following detail Of proportions viz
GROW MI inches high, 5.lG bell at sides bell in front
and rear, yconan. I curve.
IIP-3.I6 inch oval the edge rounded of i-l6 inch.
BRINi-2s inches wide all around-Set. natural currc-
Cu,l wide
BAND aud Bindings inch wide
The particular Of the brn unique and customers
will be served with style expressly adapted the character
i.c features and form of each respectively rs 0tistf
NJ SPRING STYLE OF HATS-BIRD. coR,Rx OF
PIyr AND NASSAU administrations Hats of the style
for tn, ensuing season. will be introduced This Day (Satu
day. March. lst. 1851
mi lmis. BIRD corner of Zinc aud Nassau streets.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
SILK GO obs

| l. X u y y u >.
NEW SPRING STYLES.
PECK, NICHOLSON & WRIGHT,
Nos 1879 Pearl and 90 Beaver streets, New-York,
would respectfully the lttention Of Merchants visiting
TIN, city to their Of SIX and Fancy Goods COM
prisng in part. VIZ:
DRESS GOODS,
Barese, and Bazornes printed Jaconets and Satin
stripe iusns complete assortment OF Muslin de La'nes,
of all styles and prices rich satin striped aa embroidered
Taratan Muslin dresses Cameeon Dfocide and satin striped
Silks.
sILAwLs
Broche Cashmere Barege and full Assortment OF Cameeon
and Damask SILK ShswIs rich Danask Alpaca and strad'
IA Shawl, new and beautiful article together with black
and cold Muslin de Laue Shaws in great variety
RIBBONS,
f assortment Of Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Of the newes
and richest styles complete of Taeta aud sa
Tin Ribbons Also full assortment Of Millinery 4IftcfeS
LACES,
English and Gem,n Thread Laces and Edgngs hgd Cap
Laces large assortment trimming Laces and Lace Edsnss
&c.
GLOVES,
Consisting Of Kid the best blk and col SIX
Egyptan and Fet Gloves with large assortment oi 1cy
select assortment Of Fancy Hdks; Linen Cambria fidksi
Poneee and Spit6-d Hdks together with great yafry ol
PARIS Cords. GimpS aud Iitmmngs new styles, all oi
which will be offered at the iouest mdrke! prices.
ft,tts
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
A sONG-ArR--!She rore C ,creaih Of Roses.
She wore her face all pimples
The night that first we met

She her face all pimple,
The might that first met
And though her chin finely dimpled,
And her hair n, black rs jc
Yet her complexion wanted clcarress,
Aud her eve that ray oil hope
That all can have who a cake
OF Jones Chemical Soap.
Ard oncc again met her-no pimr-I there
Bat her clear aud beautiful aud her neck white
and fair;
standing By her side she sought and in van
To cake of Jones Soap and her mind from
She used il; and her skin i, white driven
c hands her her cheeks her neck free from b!en
ish now.
cope,
But those who cake OF Joner amou, Chemical Soap.
Reader try Jones Soap You will be dissatisfied
it. effects are really singuarlv modifying the kn-o
how clears soIcns aud bautcs it, curing all crupiions
and dsngurement, such pmpe, frecklcs salt cnm tau
sunburn morphe The genuine is sold no where IN the
citv hut at the sign the American Eagle 62
or s2l Broadway New York; SSta,ereet Boston, Ledger
Buildings Philadelphia; 81 Str--st. Albany mi 2eod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
(, we Quste 62 a 6s cts.

y FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND-The TreasuEsr Of
the FiIs peiar;en, Fund with much plesne Acknowledges
the receipt OF S.l9 by hand, Of " ilm williamson
ESD Treasurer OF the Ball c0a,tec bsns the net proceeds
OF the Sixteenth Annual Ball Park Theair January 2p
1915. JOHN 5. GILES, Treasurer,
New. ok March . 1875 Il FiEs D.par:,n=p. Fund.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
W AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETINGS.

NEW AND bEAl LIZ IL NA1LiL 4l-'N9N7-
n F-BEN SMITH, j. 81 Broadway. Opposite City HaliJ
II The attectioa Of those wishing furnish with ;nc latest
and hest ve of goods. to hi. large and well selected stock of
French Anbu.on Administer, Royal Velvet Wiion Taps
r ard Brussels Csr7e:ne conainn. some OF the richest and
mos eenst patterns the newe designs, and mos; beru
uy arranged coO:. which hnve Just 5sen received % Fce'
;-.,,;11. f,o-, the bc,, Eurspean manufactures.
Also. Tsreeply Ingram, Damnsk and Twiied Venetian
..in-,. English Dusges Table and Piano Cover, with
every erice connected with the trade
Floor Oh Cloth, Of latest patterns well sen'oned. OF s'eIy
description and .if:h A., c,.L,, - 1:,,oI,
nrs nartcuIay invited call and examine ior De-
fore making their purr.es only such soo. are s1
p.,ces aI shall give entire ssusfaccon ii-"s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
mi lms- BlRD, corner OF Finc aud Nassau stEceii

- G. B. ALyoRD,s, NO. 1902 BROADWAY. WI,
ntroce his new style Of (entesns Hats for the present
season. on honday the 5diustsnt.
a, thoiabored proportions o mechanical genius Weld
TO the usstcv hand and delicate touch OF description
Of ts beautiful article would he but anticipating
mn approya from q B. A. cheeuly
the SPRING FASHION
~ b. !; may be rroici mention that le retains in HI,
new ,,ylc one particular Of his former pattern: THE
ROUND EDGE OR SQUARE Of the hat which, with n
peculiar Of the brim preserves Il IN perfect shal GIVING
ease elegance and bccomnges, the whole appearance
,..n.s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

- THE INVISIBLE WICf-So cioseiT r-sslnbles The
rs head Of hair .4e7tics aad eGHHoiss.urs have Pr
pornc IL The nost parisc aud ordinary veacu Of he
dsy The sat adraua-e Of this novel and ui1oe = = s rs
fi1. mad without serin. or weayag which e7-ss its
<s and natural appearance TO d- detectlod Us tIur
beinG baual porous and 80 free l IN aii cases 81
Other wigs entirely avoided The skspc and coneot'eur A.
alike aviied n,t this noyr ana taaIiai "a " ~ and s
{ Barr 40 Broadway cssr-r Of L5-sy-si'eei NJ stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
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