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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
No OFCEPTION
pe,torned By
FOLGER'S OLOSAOSIAN,
sI1-He.Iinr BaIsnrn.

AlI-HenIing Ba1snm.
IL has nroye itself the best medicine offered to
The public The us.'cn NO Longer @ asked cas Ashm b
but who have rrsor,ed to the OF remedy
hs, smed san be e found hopeless the
PEAR be- i approved by the Faculty and recommended
BY The" as the following SsTa,lA sa;e f
will ,hew gentlemen residing IN 10th street had been su
tas ba PaT ADVICE @ as s lie was :;
three Of the first physicians IN the city Of New York They
Hearing of this great remedy he purchased bottle and tried
r found perfect e from IT, AID ID The Physesds dssT %ho
They have 'uee Sd It nj + o dI OF hsif peH
medical gentleman residing IN broadway. caeI'ihis last
week say he had been induced to try the olo.soni2n
rs use iii, wife troubled with eongh and raises
blood IN some lane lie had used lon one bo,e aud called
Mrs. THougogRs, 352 Monroe who had been sick fol-
semydy s S sbe had % severe cough and rsisea blood
DEs r , BEEN % S M Is dam
The wintsr He was very much reduced and couged cor
as used bottles of the remedy and able to return
10 his work, being entirely y Re Tsleysd; ;,si;rov
M COMFORT IS White low in The mouth Of De
cembe last that he given up by his physician Ills enci
friend try the Olosaonan and to his surprise has so a
restored him health that he Is abe to walk about the
yopns lady who's; is left the Office has far re
covered om diseased un= under the OF the OoSaonaG
thai she now able attend her usual duties She had
been complaining for y-a and had been attended by ,
hot physicians both in Brooklyn aud this city They all
agreed their opinion oher and her lungs SC
FAR affected That they coud not her her Her cure is extra
ordinary and viii shortly be published in full.
Other have the curative properties ei tins
medicine and u4hfi.aaRS9y hI 9R9 I pIspS%nSYE RFMEby
A N. Bninger i02 Barrel Nj Wilson Of Hoboken
Mrs Archibald IS White street and other person:
have relieved from coughs OF long STANDING. Difficulty
Of Breathing and have left their references At the
Office.
For sale at i6 door above Ann: and ).
Nrs U,vs, I Eul ito
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
SCHOOLS.

BOARDING SCHooL-IRyING INSTITUTE, TARRY
- town, y. Y.-wILLIAM P. LYON, A. II. Princi-
pe.-Summer Session will open on the lst of May.
To those who desire place at Boarding School,
the advantages offered this Institution believed TO be
equal II superior, any. 1t has been In success
ul operation years The location, delightful and sa-
ubrous. convenient of from the City. The edl
fee commodious and comforablethe play grounds am
pie and disconnected from the village The government is
efficient but mild, resembling that of well regulated
Christian lmy-and day scholars received to coun-
teract the silntary influence OF family training.
The OF instruction Is designed merely TO ad-
vance and perfect the pupil In the branches studied
Geveopa and instruct the Judgment to enghten the un-
derstanilng, the habits and to give moral and
useful direction TO the inclnations.
Further particulars, including Catalogue Of Students
opinions of patrons &c will be found in the pamphlet circu
of The Institute, be had application Mt the Book
Stores Bartlett Wexford, Astor House, and Raynors
IS Bowery.
Reference BY permission, to tho following distinguished
gentlemen:
Washington Irving, Esq.
Hon. Daniel Webster, T. 8. Senate.
Hon. Guian G. Verplanck.
Capt. Alex Slide Mackenzie, T. s. v.
Nathaniel B. Holmes, ESQ. Tarrytown.
Francis Hall, Esq Rev. Nathan Bangs, DID. Wm C.
Bryant, Esq George T. Trmblc, j. R. Van Rensselaer, NJ
D. Harper & Brothers, Eew-Yo York City.
Also the following who have been, PATRONS
Rev II w Hunt, Zcbebee Cook Jr. Ben L der,
Rev L Vincent, VI Van Beuren, Oscar Irving,
Rev Thos Burch, Jas Heyt, Theo Reese,
Rev Dewing, J L Mott, j W Knevels
Rev Sewell, Dusenberry, Denison,
Rev A Selleck, L Kip, Geo Clinch,
Rev DIR West, ParInony, II w Clapp,
DIR Jos Scrbner Vim G. Boggs, Benz Brush,
Rev ID Babcock, f W Van Voorhls, Campbell,
A Livingston, Leonard Kirby, W 5 Dunham,
Elisha Morrel, Jacob Leroy, Howe,
Peter Pnckney, Gen G Striker, Raynor,
Chas Storm, Harvey Weed, Isaac Adrance,
J Ches erman, BF wheelwright Thos Pattisoa,
Morris Robinson W Van Antwerp NJ Eels. j3O 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
CITY INTELLIGENC nee
TT.-sDAY-
Police Office.

TKrrrs.-B.rney MeCabe was arrested and committed
for stealing quantity OF from John S.jones. No. 81
Roosevelt-st. :"
John Ca-in arrested and imprisoned for stealing
watch fron Cornelius Driscol.
Patrick Derrick arrested ard committed stealing
eguch Of keys from Thomas Morse.
BENJAMIN Warner committed for stealing pair Of
boots from William Hutchinson.
Daniel Kcoard OF & L. camp notoriety, arrested
and committed ;or stealing Sc from his room mate named
Edward Nufray-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
HOTELS.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL,
CORNER OF WILLIAM & pUANE-sTs.. n. 7.

A The subscriber respectfully informs The public that
1 he has clSei ths aeov- and nov pre-
ned 10 accommodate them with Bos and Lodging.
on very noeate terms Ii has been IN the most thoroaxh
and comr-te rsr pointed and rfrd with additcnz nS~
urni,u and he Wi, not usual what he Intends 70 do
but socs the travelling community To WI, ,nd Sve MN
trial add Judge for themselves that the estabshnen nndsr
his management deserving Of the patronage o the pooe
The location bang ceual business offers 20
merchants from the country IRON It's retired stuauonl uns
passed BY other house the city, Terms - per aay-
rer week ia proportion. -,
the Assembly Room viii be let those giving Ball. apd
Concerts io the eauug OF the season and thst s
room will shortly be put u complete repair. and dttsd up IN
magnificent style Ge further calls the attention Of the pro-
iessoua gentlemen the law that his for arbtrseors
and referees has undergone aeroR and that he rady To
accommodate them reasonable srms-1mch will be sesa
BY his regulation OF room hire
~ B-A selec, number Of Permanent Boarders will Be
'anss m,s cp gm very '0O''A'' MrNoRp 8 THREsHER
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

xxJouI-2 ,oCo Ies American FL Wool. consisting
w 5000 lbs. Saxony AMI full blood NeriDo.
5000 do and blood do
1000 DO common Wool.
5000 do tpb-washd DO
1000 do unwashed do
% For sale BY WELLS SPRING, SO Finest,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
FOk THE PILES

NOR THE PILES Are yo1 afflicted wiz faes'
Il Try then, without delay, Doctor Uphams veg
etabe Elec.rary the bes: remedy ever offered TO punc
notice This really excellent medicine Is the result oil
thorough medical education ans complete knowledge Of
the disease which Il Is recommended LIE most 1T
rrp,phsnt success attends It's administration.
Re.d the following remarkable cases:
lady, residing in Norfolk street, was seriously sclsa
with Piles Sc great suffering that, 10 Use her own
exureson life va. burden; FOR four weeks she had been
attended L one of our most eminent Physicians, without
the leas: benefit Satisfied that u Was an aggravated case
Of Piles prescribed the Eectnar, two boxes were used
SIX months after the lady called on NE 10 prescribe
for another COMPLAINT and then Informed that she was
pertly cured OF the Piles the two boxes and had e1-
perienced no return since.
Mrs reitinn Greene street, called on me 1851 spring.
saving that she hsd been affected with Plies Tor TWO years,
by pain In side, palpitation OF the hes
sense Of straichrneSs the chest, and Oppression
.he was unable 10 lie down without 0evatns The head and
co,siderav resting horizontally produced sense
ri sTo.a;on followed BY cough By using one box OF
the Fectu.ry the pain TIA side paptation sHc oPPre
s,on Geese she could lie down without Inconvenience ana
,he piles were partially renoyed and second box made
ro,,pete cure 70 the great qualification Of the patient
Sod in this City by the Proprietor only regularly eda-
Gated Ptvscisu cou:ne office practice for the eai-
Tne,t of CpRoSIc DISEASES, No. lso Bevery Medical
ADVICE In relation 10 above. OF any other
rats Price OF the E!ec-Eary one dollar - hen1noT
that The Eec.aary Is INTE1sAL RExEpI and not an
er.eyunI opocahon and sold ONLY Al 1856 Bowefy our
toer, above Spring 0tice hours nom A NJ 10 =
~ -----.H-- - H
nUNPS--Dousle acton Light and force purps OF all
sizes TO raise from 20 4Co gallons water per mna'e.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

DREPARATOKY (BOAkDiNG) SCHUUL, MIDDLE
4 TOWN, conn. d. ii. CHASE, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
Established in 1885, Sessions commence May 18th and
Oct. 18th, continuing five months, ct $50 per session.
Thorough preparation for college business and person.
al secured TO pupils fully as in the most
expensive schools. Lads from NewYork are placed in
charge Of careful person going and returning Circulars
M a Market-street and ia Broadway. d23 yc
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR MALE PUPlLS.-Hemp-
ID stead Seminary Hempstead, L. branch of the L.
Railroad q miles from BROOKLYN Terms from SIPS $3.50
avear Circulars at j. Chamberus South William
street. Also Newmen's Book 100 Broadway. The
Prncpa during the month Of pn st s Nassau The Sum-
Iuer Term commences the first OF May.
mh5 2m- NATHANIEL DUNN A NJ. PRINCIPAL
C,OLDsMITh'S WHITING AND BUOK-kEk.PlNG
" ACADEMY, La Fargo Buildings, corner Of Broadway
and Readestrt-t mig
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

Iypn-The Governor General of India has late
" taken an important step, having published a
government, orter, applying TO the province OF Ben
gal, requiring that those natives who distinguish
themselves by their studies and a;,ainments shall
have precedence in appointments 10 civil cthces.-
This applies 10 those who are educated in mission
airy schools, equally with all other schools. The
effect OF this Is encourage Christian education.
as well as to place those who are really meriorous
In the condition which they deserve. IBost. Rec.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
MEDICINES.
CALL AND SEE THE ORIGINAL ''DOCU,
MENTS.'
Col. MISE, Of 4drresria, Nc,r- York, srrates
u,lder date of January y, lSi5,
uIItttI UaIlt y
rs fnllnicS

Mr.. Isaac BcTTs:
Cherry held nothing , II nrits havlng s-e1 IT'S
beneficial effects own family esheve Il TO be nvana-
NJ xs whose consri;utnn is naturally feeble the 81!
OF 1913 took severe cold which affected her nng Producing
assn= cough and hoareress so that she couid with d-
While or visit TO her friends last SPRING her attending
physicians became alarmed her situation told hef that
lS her cough and other symptoms left her as the weather
p.oached it would BE- likely The weather bec
cold AZ the he some r,ed,ca2 10 Iase T!eh
NESS and RAISING OF BLOOD Continued about he
same time Al this alarming stage Of the disease procured
fw bottles s WStars Basam fWd Cherry, whch she be-
gan take After using one bottle could peEcei's liie or
no benet from she had become 20 f rsdncsd o
this c7ci..ins disease -bu, prevailed her 20 continue
iis use though freely confess 1t hoping against hope
Before ths second bottle gone thought h-.s was 'ote
bottles ard now the GRATIFYING rssalt : PERFECT
RESTORATION TO her usual health Not one of those
.l,rnip2 symptoms eappeare and should do myself
Injustice did rot fully and earnestly recommend u 20 others
who may be IN sim,r situation.
Respectfully your friend. " II. NASE
E NJ swit, Esq District Attorney ofDg'ehIss writes:
am acquainted with Col W H. Na.e Of Am.nis whoa.
of uth-aud his statement Of facts entitled TO null
credit FuEher know that the health Of MS wife Is s
Improved. l. Va. sW l..
The fully prove thai this Basa the only reliable remedy
for pains elknsss Of the Chest and Lung: IoushS Colds
years standing Raising of Blood aud disease
4ueed by cold and changing climate. r :.
Remember, Certificates and statements oil cures are IN
Pdncipl oce y Ann,st but sold by Druggists in all parts
Of the country. =. o,1
10 DECEPTION
Not ,reek passes array rhout IRE hare to record
some of the most Astonishing cures of long con-
tinlied Asthma, Incipicnt Consumption,
Bleeding at the Lungs, Bronchitis,
Difficulty Of Breathing, aud tfe
rari0ltS diseases Of The
LWngs,
performed By
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

GLOBE CLOCK sToRE-a7.J =. r, MILLS & CO
fully call the attention Of the public to the unpasieled ln
aud decided advantages these Clocks have over all
other timekeepe They are warranted 70 run
year with winding and to Keep good time and are
Tor sale at Oa + ultDn street, Newly ok.
The motion produced by weights in the 30 day Cloch
and by spring wound fusee 10 the Year
The power of the weight spring retarded this Clock.
made regularity n its motion by the ingenious
arrangement of the escsp~men and pendulum. When yca
look the Clock perceive gilt ball oar snd bali
inches in diameter the end OF small steel rod reyoives
ther and hall way and the same number OF tes
the other At the upper end Of the rod ingenious and
delicate donbeeye reaching TO the escaement
which catches aud leaves without any sensible friction
The spns then reacts upon the ball, aided by It's own
gravity and the continued the escapement
controlling the pendulum in other clocks This ball Ii
motion il regulated. There our small weights al right
angles each Others mounted WIRE which
honzoatl diameter of the globe The wire has II the
thread Of the and each of produces exac<
regulated the smallest fraction OF time The other two
weights fastened band composed Of three
different metals the contraction ol which also
changes their position within the ball The whole interior
arrangement Dsures believed, uniformity Of
tiOn IN the globe.
Il will at be that friction Of the PEN
duum avoided The revolutions OF the ball are found by
experiment and observation TO be isochfopai
This Clock put Of beat easily ; requires no oil
the pallets.
The revolution, Of swing wheel 60 times less in
other words making many revolutions as hs
3Onch second pouduum Clock doss year. In fac
weight Of pounds keeps in motion each Of the time
StkIGy machinery for II weeks Ihe hours are struck
by means Of a rotary hammer.
The certificates of the American Institute show that In
MAY I8 one the Tyvelyemouth Clocks placed with
them and thar Ina, performed all respects expected
The prices moderate The public invited 10 call and
examine for themselves. s27 3taw6mc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

list Board of Foreigu Missions adopted report on
Monday last. in which they say, III, however, any
one should offer himself as missionary, having
slaves, and should insist on retaining them as his
property, we could not appoint him. Oae thing is
certain, We Can never be a party 70 any arrange
ment which would imply appreciation OF slavery"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
INSURANCE.

rT,HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY make In.
Il suranccs against loss damage by fre and inland
navigation on favorable oy other similar In
stitution the city.
Capital 5000, ,00O-ofice No. 81 wall street.
DIRECTORS
r. Havens. Caleb o. Halsted Johu Rankin,
Naah Taylor, VIM. w. Todd, Meigs ID. Ben)alain,
j. Phillips Phoenix, Vim. Couch, Nathaniel Weed,
Tanning c. Tucker, Is. L. wooley Ferdinand Suydam.
David Lee. J.B. Varnum, Henry @ Thompson,
John D. Wolfe, Michael Baldwin.fefer L. Nevlu',
Edward Anthony. X. HAVENS, President.
IrvIs ppIIIrs Secretary DIST
TT7HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
L OF NEW-Y ORK-This Institution, during the month
of February, issued seventy-nine Policies, viz:
To Merchants and Traders 35I To Mechanics.
Te Brokers. 5 To Physicians. 2
To Clerks =. .......... To Lawyers ;.......
To Manufacturers -. 4 To Foreign Consul.
To Commercial Agents. 9lTo Officer in U. $. Army. !
To Publisher. 10 Mariner
To Students. 2lIe ARTISTS
To Farmer. To Ladies'. J
March lst. IS
SAMUEL HANNEy. Secretary.
MISTuRS PosI. Physician. mi tpl I'm
The question has often been asked If the number of Poll
ces reported have been issued monthly this office
all policies the renewals Of those previously issued
were not included thought proper publishing the
above list tor the month"; they all new issues
and that such has been always the The renewals or "a
and Sd premiums for the month were 2o making
1879 premiums rscsiyed for the month
Mutual Life Insurance Co Newly ork.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

CLOCKS ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CTS. EACH
OAND UPWARDS TO S3oo-At SMITHS. eonner OF
Bowery and Division street who selling OF to sun
the May Every article warranted Clocks
rrpsrpd usutI. Entrance No. II Bo~ery. bf Pm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

S THoMPsoN'S THUSSES, 0tlea l3 Eeek-
%Slman street. About 300 Of the hrst physicians
s-sSTand Surgeons Of Nevv-York have gwen their
graduate the pressure from to fty pounds on the
rupture, without back pad which does much injury
the spIne fair al being the best test Of its supar
ority it Is applied aud six dayr thai given; and II it does
retain the rupture, While performing every kind Of
ercse coughing, and give perfect easein word hit Ia
satisfactory In every respect, the money ehecrfuIy
returned and this is the cnly condition which you
should buy any Truss permanent Is easily effected,
and warranted, II directions followed.
Those sending ior this Truss need only mention tho side
ruptured and the measure round the hips they grad
the pressure TO suit their Sold whoIssale and
retail at l3 Beekman-st. AMI
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
YORK. THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH co. 1s45.

GRAHAM HoCSE-SEw AEsASGEMEST.-gOS-
WELL GoSS informs his friends and the public that he
has eilargr! his BOARDING. ESTABLISHMENT, known
as The Graham House, 90 Ba-ciaysTset, BY adding to IL
me adjoining house. and prepared accommodate irx
steHt or permanent BodrderS the most favorable terms
Al friends OF Temperance desiring quiet home and free
dom from the fumes ofalcoso and tobacco, invited TO
pstronize this house The Vegetable System with the
choicest selection OF fruits sc. which the market affords
viii De strictly adhered bat table will be served for
tho.e who prefer the ordinary mode, mixed diet.
Croton Shower, Warm and Cold Baths, free.
o5E ROSWELL GoSS.
~ LEECHES AND CUPS applied BY Mr.. MAGSUs-
SON. corner OF Broadway and Brooe street., entrance in
Brcole ST. New-YorS.
Rstsrsaocs-D-. Cheesman, DR.. Mott, D.. Nelson Dr.
Francis Dr.. Stearns. Dr. Berger DR.. Weed Dr. Sinclair
DR.. D. Smith, DR.. Quackenbos.
Best Swedish Lesches constantly on hand JAS sm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

NATIONAL HOlELs
No. 5 CoURrLANpr.SrKEEr,A AND 81 LDKRrrsrarrr.
NEW-Y DIRK:
THREE DOORS FROM BROADWAY
IA THIS NEW HOTEL is open, where the pro.
R prietors will be happy accondte their friend and
The public with board. The lodging large
airy the Internal such cannot fan
please The location being IN the centre OF business
ons inducements 10 merchants from other cities and the
country no; SURPASSED BY any other House in tis city
The Furniture Beds and Bedding, all and made
expressly for this esthblis hment.
Families who wish Parlos with Sleeping Eoems attached.
can be handsomely accommodated. -.
The their teiends and the public, that no
efforts on their rar shall be wanting secure the coner
and convenience Of their guests aud while they socit
share their patronage they hope by uncsasng attention to
the duties of their vocation, 10 give entlrr sa,siseon
f22lm CHAS. W1CkOtf y ".
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

DUMPS.-Dousle acton Light and force pumps OF Al
sizes to raise from 20 TO 400 gallons water per u'
Cas-, iron Fountains Of various patterns
Fire Engines and Hose, &c manufactured By
aas suns D. L FARSAM, % Fulton-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
MACHINERY FOR MANUFACTURERS, &C..

ITO SPINNERS, AND MACHINE
i MAKERS The undersigned would call the attention Of
Spnner. Manufacturers and Machine Makers to Improved
The for spinning all and every variety OF twist from No.
for Sewing Thread He confidently hopes To have Machine
sted can have very particular and samples Of Yarn
equGi Nude Spun from 30 to $50 hank. To the ppsnd
by calling at lis Ens Broadway, New York irom "a 3P NJ
or in evening) Post paid CommuncatIons shn hayo ut
tenton. JOh-N JIn.fs7c.N.
rc cy .mp cannot ga out Of order easily understI alu
w., IN N"ncbester Fnrnpd mh12 2w-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

: ALiojUTKEL. n Maiden,lane between WI
L'RASCl5 Importers and DsaeTs in EorstEn
liam ana o"ssl;A TJONERY. Manufacturers OF AC-
couNT Fl %se soassT ss erpa on ksna
Of desep,iSa Writing kslsa and pi,,n.
W1pyIYSs..: WI1pyI Ys..:is, IMPROVED MANfFoLD WRITER
1ticle should u,ed by all business men and thoss who
-, eract copy By this inverrion The 'etfaF
cd copy are wnn and copied at the sane tine scd Is psf-
f,ctiy iHdelible o.,
Pen. beiny entirely free from any corrodiug substance
southern and Western Merchants and al who require arti
stock as all articles i'll be sold quantities q ,r,t ts par
eha,.r ar the lom tst psice. FRANCIS kQUIREL,
mhiI sn asnalsetgrizg Stztiorsfs, n Asiasn-iaas
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
AGENCIES.

Nelson q. Edwards. Edward {, West
ATTORNEYS AND CouN,ELLoRs At Law,
Alton, Illinois.
Refer TO FRANCIS B. CUTTING,
THEopoKr SIpGwtcK, Newly ork.
WILLIAM {. RusSEL,
E&W will take charge of business in part OF the
State including Land Agencies and the payment of taxes
mis- law6m
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

DANctNa GIRLS The Paris correspondent OF
he Boston Atlas, noticing the arrival in Paris Of a
troop OF 'hiriy-six dancing girls, between six and
ten years OF age, from the banks of ths Danube,
remarks
Ie, II is sad thing to reflect, (and people DO
sometimes reflect hers) ,hs, these girls have been
collected FROM their homes. to be trained for the
stage, like Car'ers lions, Few persons have any
idea of the painful, Sisyphus-lke toll Of dans,,,;
whose repoSe, fish and liberty are sacrificed liz :
those OF a race-horse, thai she may triumph.
have seen Mile Tashoni." says one hrr friends
"fall insensibe On the loor, after receiving lons
lesson from her father; she would be undress~d
aad carried TO bed by her domestics. This was
the price OF the agility and marvellous bounds OF
The evening"" Every evening tina, Fiu James ap.
pears IN her best character, she hes for half hour
apart, whilst her femme de c.albrs sits upon her
back, ,ha, it may become supple. 1t is true that
sereotyped smile plays upon their lips, bu; 1t Is
only 10 conceal the workings OF heavy heart.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

1zGSA HULLS TRUsSEs.-NotIce to RrptIred
n M TPersons-Persons afflicted with RaPtuIes
Y "a Bmay rely upon the best instrumental aic t0s
NsszErr world afor!s, application at the oincs,
No. yesey stree, either Of the agents Ia the ner
In the United States BE careful 70 examine ne
back pad Of Hurs T-usses e they are eo6ofsea
Dr. Hull in writing None are genuine b relied upon
as good, without his signature. ,.....,,, ~
Many persons have undertaken TO red ..a -. =
Hull's celebrated TTusses, and thousancs Ie - -
in hes. limitations cannot be relied apon
they are made by unskf mechanics ana are 10 0s''sf
than the ordinary Trllsscs. .r...~ .,,x.4 .xr,,
Rooms have been rtted rp At NO. ..s s,, ,ss hnsi
ness department, "Iie'e n2In
Tn wait upon nstien's
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

SEDLFTZ AND SODA POWDERS, ofa superior qualify:
manufacture from tbe be-, materials and put up y III
peate,t style warranted extra weight for sale ~ DAsiQ
SANDS co. Chemnis AID Apolheczres, East BITE 1s
way, conner Narket-strest, "io
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

TURNING LATHES FOX SALE.
IAAES STEWART begs TO inform hi. friends and the pub
,J he that he has constantly hand and for SALE LAIfE
at the folio wing low prices, VIZ
Lgfb Mb 'Is dobe Ss sde fest complete
'e,s ses 10
Tbir VIZ. inches d. ieet inches long with slide
complete '..... i''
Fourth Al inches do. ieet long, Wi" ale resi- com
Fifth size inches do feet inches long with slide
complete.
BuIsh-mnkers' Laihes, complete u
Piano Forte Action -nakeu Lahes with boring and so~
ing nppafafus 70
Irmbrela ms kers' nthes %
Pencil Case Hlakes lHtbes om-.. sB and upwards
The azt-mcnrioaed article he found at Mr. SEYMOURS
Hardware Store. nf Cathernestraet and Chatham
Square. and ut Mr. ROUNTREE'S. OF CnaRber and
Chahan-strset, also my Aanuiactoy. No. IL Howard st
Sryy York milo lmeOd.