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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-12
PROFESSOR pENNINGToN

This celebrated theoretical Ernsiai. we learn
by the Weekly Argus. is now in Marietta, Pa
He is going ahead like "a house fire." with his
machine, We hope he may be, successful. and
when he gets fairly under way give MS a call
Wegive place to the Professors Gard to The ed
itor of the Argus:--
MARIETTA, August 6. iS45.
NJ Editor:-'The growing manifestation Of
public curiosity and interes, in steam nral navi-
cation. prompts me la endeayor to answer them
through the press, which hope will suffice for
the present. We are a, this present time prnpns-
ing TO the New Workers and Bostonians Joint
Stock Company In build an Erostat 100 feet in
length with other suitable dimensions. A small
compact steam engine pf one horse power will be
sufficient to propel said machine.
An order for timber suitable for building of the
frame of the Erosa, has been given to gentle
man in the city of Baltimore. which timber must
have time TO season Respectfully.
JOHN H. PENNINGTON.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-12
EXTRACT OF A LETTER
From Commodore Parker, of The East India
squadron, 10 The Secretary Of the Macy.

y. >. FRIGATE BRANDYwINE,
Papiete. Tahiti Society Islands,
April Is, 1859
SIR II have the honor to inform you that
arrived at this port on the 9TH inst, where found
the Protectorate flag flying, and the French in
actual possession. santed the flag with TWEEN
ty-one, guns, which was returned.
The French authorities have been very polite,
and do not appear in any way disposed to inter
rupt our commerce.
.
The French frigate "Urane" and the English
steamer "Salamander" were in port on our arri-
val. The French frigate LA Charte" arrived
on the 18th inst, and will leave in few days
for Rio de Janeiro. The u. S. brig Perry arriv-
ed here on the 9th inst
The officers and crews are in good health, the
squadron is in good state Of discipline, and eve
ry thing is conducted to my entire satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES!
s1-SrEAl OF MEECANTiIE pENN Az

SYSTEM OF MERCANTILE PENAiANSiIlP
Guaranteed all lod Rnd ycuu.i rGSy aud interesting
ereresss the money RETURNED at the expiration oil The
lessors Terms refure, 70 only
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
Mr. c. would respectfully call intention TO the fact TINT i've
wears the American Institute has awarded him the m Pre-
,n,,r, for TIE best OFF Hand PennaEshp au tat be eeS
eo1,peinp either Us peninan teacher OF the hnow
ing That there thousands IN city who would gladly avail
he advantage 10 be derived from few hou attention 10 his
.rem of INSTRUCTION. Mr. C.. the citizcns of
Ne yors Thai in ten lessons of ona hour each he pa
free and beautiful style Of pennnnshp wh,sh ssy VII not
Lss in their future p!nctce. DOl BILE ENTRY BOON
KEEPING; reduced from fifteen 10 Ten DaiLars.
Ladies will meet daily between II snsi O'CLOCK gentlemen
FOR SALE AT THE ACApEMf.-"GoLrssIT NTH :
GrNs or PsSNASsHIP. Price Five Dollar. + Il lmse
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
1EARY M COS

FASHION FOR SPRING, i5i3 y, r.
<trSTIENENS HATS OF cur Srrius pattern wiII ~, "
G riy fsr se md delivery and after Friday The zS'n
instant. =. s CO.. ,bs on
..,son and 70 r,cludr all possibility 0t error ~ the
minds Of the public ad a$ ieGsisy oes, n Gs iy as
nrep tbe following detail Of its proportions VIZ
CRoWS1{ met =, nigh SIG bell at sides. bell IN ifohs
T,ipHaf inch oval the edge rounded off i-lG inch
BRfN-2t inches wide all around-!Se n4tufai curve
Curl wide.
T articula of d. bin. is ruSpe and our eu,lones
viii L r,el with .ty rxps-s. a,ptet TO Tire Character
i,ic features and form. each respectively ~ iVus
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
SILK GOODS

SILK GOODS.
NEW spRING STYLES.
PECK, NICHOLSON s. WRIGHT,
Nc, l39 Pearl and 90 Beaver streets, Sew-fork,
would respectfully invite the attention of Merchants visiting
this city to their assortment Of SIX and Fancy Goods
prsins i'll part, viz:
DRESS GOODS,
Baeges ard Balconies extra printed Jaconets and Satia
srr;re Muslins complete Of Muslin DE Lanes
of all STYLES and prices rich satin striped and embroidered
,r.tn Muslin dresses Cameeon Brccade and satin striped
Silks.
SIIAwLs,
Brochs Cashmerr Barge aud full assortment o Caeleon
and Damask Silk Shaws rich Damask Alpaca aud Srad
Ia ShawIs new aud beautiful article, together with black
and cold alu,lin de Laine Shawl, great variety.
RIBBONS.
full assortment Of Bonne, and Cap Ribbons OF the
and richest styles complete assortment Of Taeta aud sa-
tin Ribbons Also full Of Millinery .i,ticies.
LACES,
English and German Thread Laces and Edsngs hsd Gap
Laces large assortment trimming Laces and Lace Edgns
Sc.
GLOVES,
Consisting Kid the best manufacture blk and col SIX
Egyptian and Flet Gloves with large assortment o 4cY
Mitls.
select assortment Of Fancy ldk Linen CambHc hdAi'
Pon:.- and Splfed Hdks together with great variety oil
Paris Cords Gips aud Trimmings, new styles all u
which will be Offered At tha iopest mcrket pTIees
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

,1pNHILL,s lNDELIBLE INk.-Tbe PROJECTORS
t,rIe enc determined to satisfy the public oil me SUI
81 n Of their lndehle Ink all Others. G
-:iot of fhsdYpha gentleman Of high standing nno
ieSs asiy have the article thoFouch!y and miaraS
kBeS kBeSSH cory OF whose letter is here snbjo'ned
No i,s John-st'ee
a., Tor sale Bsruills lndelibc Ink with nfeIas o% m ,,u5
sidhy 3dsmSon Ollih, Bowesy: H. E'eIet,. ~ fIbe
- Coddiuston conner Spring and Hudscn anu "' -
Druggists IN the city. po,h
NVf' y P,iliADrLrnrA. Feb. 2lo,. -ii',iii iy'1;
Hs,,us beG employed professionally 70 b. Pots
M. Harrs have submitted the same 70 y'anes qi
aica te.s and do hrstate TO Ir?ao. . b csne nm
.hsr lua-lible lnk without PREPARATION ltds ~
5s2 my noticr BY following 'e dir.eiSaf Tor u yeh
rylss ihe INK m in an unusua dyree Being ae
es,ed viii the cOmFS,ioa sgh q r, Is Sinss nns6 Prov
20 he most tecai. fabric 10 which ~ may " 'ip'
sacnom fully .ab.aated By my esfIhI'eIHb eI H,~b School
las & BOOTH Prof. Chem a. ,ts tlhi; iiIfi
M ~ an lied Chemistry at the rankin ihs,.."e,
IT.. az pogIs - - Lis, x HARRis. Phiad. III !w
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
MARRIED.,

21d. b, Jpsuce Matsell, Edward Lacey 10 Ella'e'H
o4S at ~ Rev. DR.. Cox, William Tees to Mary Ann Rob
@; I'm John sweeney, OF Pensacola, Florida, to Jane h.
swan. ,,...,r. ,vy;rlt
q, S,sc,,strr.,, I,, John Ross lenne;t Wiison
a. Cincinnati Ito, Daniel j Morrell OF to,n y
cs, / Sackho,,se; l3th Clement Dare TO ReDecci''
ph,.ae,,l,,a 18th, VIM = yaux to Emily Gran.
8, gs,n,ofe 9Th, John Anar, OF IvefPoo' 10 'eflncef
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
NEw-Yosx cArrlk MARAET. Feb.

NEw-YoHS CATTLE MARAET, Feb "a
A. Market 900 head Of Beef Cattle 500 from the Sou,h
lbs Cows and Calves and 1000 Sheep aud Lambs
Ptes-Beef Cattle dun at last weeks rate which
we .ontnue-left over 100 head
Cows and cve-salcs a. Sl2 ses, with extra at ss5
sheep-we qao,e 80 to $50 for ordinary and S. for
hay large supply al co Is cents per ewt.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
CLAMPS TO BURN cAMPHENE ;,

clamps TO BURN CANPhENE
III FouSTAS for ci@5ee 5 .eSsb; .! e5ale1 s a q ,b
o, f, -, ever invented They NEE; the aprT-
BATON who them ns1 5 5s1 all II, Ifs s Gqnss 3q6 as
bo, ;y ,bs rrstt .h with the least exfense hes
at the mos, smpe and easy aud Tim eanns CO;
rode become heated while burning elsiy cssae1 ~ 80
half cent per hour will give you splend'd lishi ~
one Manufactured wholesale ard reaii BY u t4y No
1856 Fulton.st,et Sun Budings) New-i ork w stanc
Lamps for parlors with without Lnst'gs
Side Branches &c &c any style desired or made 20 oei
N.BLad.es If you wish preserve yonI eFrs'sis 10
good old sse or strong and beautiful light 10 sew or
rad by, do fail procure OF these LtPS Oe ~
the of large aor Will enable to read the hnes
print IN the most remote ! . inns
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
NARKErs-car.ratry reported fer The Tribune.
NIoScAY, Feb. Il.

ASHES-Heldcrs very firm, and thers Is fair de-
and for shipment ofPos hca- Of go hSis sold At
q for bills. Pearls held al s5 sud Il Of
fered for large parcels. We hezr Of 10 sales.
CoTT0S-The market Is steady to-day. with cotsdera-
be enquiry The sales reported at $500 bales al iu
prices and in slight advance mostly ioT
shipment. On Saturday the sales reached io00 bales,
portion OF which speculation The stock Is about
10000 bales, q good portion y; which Is sale.
- TIC
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE.

u B.CLAYTOS & SONS are in constant receipt OF
Is Papers adapted every branch Of the trade e-
b-acins usually large assortment of Blank Cooks cap
and Letter Writing, together with every description
News and Book Printing, Colored Paper OF 'iedi a, anu
other Sizes Envelope Tobacco, Shce and Tea straw .
Rag Wrapping Hardware and Cloth in great Saiie '2.
SIX and Log, Tissue, plain and colored &c. &c ar
Sc. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

BQARDING-Two or three gentlemen can DC aeSouh-
modaed with single rooms, with CRATES, at MIS-. Jane
ha!shtS, No. q Barcsy.st. Aiso room ana oeor0Sm
to let wl, beard. Reference given and required si
DR. II. KlMBALL'S MINERAL TEETH.-1he ceie-
us9 whh these Teeth have obtained, and the hish value
se upca 'nein or those who have worn them, iogeter
WIN @M y KNOWN intrinsic superiority over the great mass
81 Ieen 'st ave made in this country, have induced Dr.
huoa 10 MAKE sich arrangements vii! hereafter ena-
Die MA 70 supply is increasing demand for them to any
extent nc mas been confirmed in this design by the UNI
ior success which has attended his practice in this de-
prnle OF his prof sson and the high eneom.us that
have been passed upon these Teeth hy MANY of our mos.
distinguished citizens who wearing them and by
several e the most ennen and Dentists of this
city, who have spontaneously offered the mos, annie tes
oia,s their excellence. These Teeth are and win con
t.uuc &c made by DR.. Knball eiasirey for his orn
practice: they set in the most elegant manner unon
gold plate and adapted 10 the mouth in such way as 10
canbne e hghes, utility with the greatest possible COM
fort They warranted 10 be unsurpassed by any that
made In the United States, and guaranteed u MI
eases 20 1T perfectly, and 10 all the purposes that
artificial Teeth can be made 10 answer. DIR. knba wish
es to be particularly noted that his arrangements
such viii enable him 20 offer these Teeth, made in the
style above mentioned, at he p,is that charged
FOR he most iator kinds Specimens may DO seen at his
house, No 522 Broadway near SprinS-st. olo lmisy'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
yoxboro'. Mass. April |, lS44.

|E;T,lNC;-Sl for Y LessoasMI- DO b AR requests
w nj u ho wish tickets fox 81 10 caIl this week IRON
e I,s for Married Ladies and Daughters Al IL CLOCK
Fiye ,sa;s ,sean, ss al and at night Only seats
enFt Roor in St. Lnkes Building Of Hudson and GFore
';s's s-Ree,ene given to the best Schools and Families
where Slr D. teaches
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

S1oDA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACXERs.-The sub
scri1er wishes to make known TO the public that Huch
Of The biscuit and crackers which are seld Ill iis city oy
the above names are entirely different from the SODA Bis
cr-rr and SrCAa CHAcxEEs made al his BAKERY, WHICH
have been used by nyad, particularly those VINO suffer
from INDIGESTION for than twenty years, WITH the oes
rrsrIts: while the imitation which be made for less
- though perAaTs good person in health, are ho.-
IL ,tndt or the sick The above B!scrU and CRACKERS,
also Butter BISCUIT, WINE BISCUIT, BUTTER CAAcKLRs
WAIEa CEAcgERs, PILOT and NAVY BREAD, III ei the nst
quality are constantly or sale the well known establish
r,.t rs Washington street, OF Warren street
AZ ,..f EPHRAIM TREADWELL-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
4 NEW AND BEAUTIFUL EDITION OF
THE MIRROR LIBRARY.

Handsomely bound cloth with or without gllt edSes
vth an ornamental rontspiece press and Will be
pubsrI SATURDAY. his qabis and slr+e To,k I
In rr and verse aud shculd be the ceatIr table oi every
iaIniy Il IS pr-s-at or all and 70 iibaIy Is
cofnpie,c without X The yc-k contains upwards OF ihou
and .r suI--roa pages. elegantly printed with Ne" tyTe
on fae White altogether the best and OF
am, AZ i've dollars ever published either EUROPE or Ameri
ca Sold by MORRIS WILLIS & &FULLER, AZ the Gih,e %
cf lie Evening Mirror. or by RLDFlELD. Clinton nan
conner of Nassau AID Be-kuan-stTeets. i q l"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

C,OT-c;uS COIrGHS vCOUGHS! COUGHS II!
u COUGHS -! COUGHS =! The most popn-
lsr Medicine that The City Of Boston and the
NewEngland States FOR the OF cousis. Colds Coz
sumptiors Splitting of Bood and alieenpnts Of ne bunss
SAN OF LIVt tRWoRT, is efficacy IL already known IN
swYo by those who have seat TO Bosten for the mediclns
,-d sf, having rersatst orders would give Eocr tIat
siestrs B. ( D. s4 NDs hare supply OF the above
invaluable Cough Baisam and will furnish II at The same pfe
a. ia Bostoa Il vals AZ 20 cents sacn WIN ii
sold a. No IS uIton z3 Broadway East Broadway
III 3Enls
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

r. Our citizens VINO are ensagics to have Plumbing Work
dome for their the Way Of Baths Water p;Ss
jenkins basement No 3Johnet, whose work has mus ai
given universal satisfaction. iSisA
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETlNGS.
ID EUBEN SMITH. Jr a54 Broadway, topposte City iaIl
Isca the attention those wishing 10 furnish with Tie latest
mud bcs, style goods his nr:e and well selected itoca oi
French Aubus,on Administer Royal Velvet Wilton. Tapes
y and Brussels arpe, g. containing OF tic richest md
most eegnH, patterns Of the newest designs nnd most beauti
fully arranged cJor. which have Just been received by recent
mportations from the best European manufactures.
Aso Tk.ce-ly lngrain. Damnss and Twilled Venetian
C,rr,inr, English prsrets Table and Piano Covers, with
eyety nItcIe connected with the trade.
Floor OH Cloths latest patterns well seasoned OF every
description and with -,
Persons fun.n. Private Residences, Steamboats, or Hotels.
are particularly invited TO call aud examine or them.eve- be
fore making their purchases only such goods are sold " such
prices as shnll give er'-a satisfaction. t2l9wis<
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

BoAHnlNG-AIRS. GoSS having opened the new and
ccunlus honse ?6 Yesey-siycet the >stor House
grOer choice OF desirable rooms 20 transient or perna-
Bosrders Cro,on shower, warm and cold baths free
The location Is very central yet quiet and shady Terms
moderate aus cis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
THE CKOss 0F CILklsT.

D. APPLETON < GO. WI! pubIish IN iew DAYS, ),
Passion of our BIes ed Lord and sayour Edited by Val
Ter r Hook, ID Vicar ot Leeds vol. iemo
The above manual OF devotion rs made Tor private
use and without any view publication Us contents coa
Ss of extract Holy Scriptures and 10. wrngs ol en
-n: dty--inciudin; bishop .ndlews Bishop Hall Bishop
Wilson Bishop Js.smy Taylor BshoP Hofseey Dr. Snion
St Augustine 81. BonayriuTe Thomas 4 k=iDp!s Richard
Hooker! and Others Of recen times u VIII De iouhd
admirably adapted guide IN times o retirement ana SICK
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

WO0nWORTH'S PLANING MACHINES.
-ofRTrrN YEARS EXPERIENCE, together with
many valuable Improvements and additions to ms or
a,,,bles the subscriber furnish, st short notice
~ the most perfect construction materials and work
msp. Machines plane weed in all is varieties suih
as nisninr or surtacns only or cutting Enonidngs.
Also planning, toagaens and growing l'ih1s 'i fAD
he.tirr, and planning c!apboards
annlic,,io may Re made TO the subscriber at ms eso
In Foxboro, CT his office, corner of CONNER
ris and Levi, streets Boston, where hAch'ues ma e
"a \, well =. OF josiah Blackwell and Co. SeN- erA,
or ofJ. W. ScheDek. Albany
Letters OF lnere inquiry must be postpaid
IL is;f
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

L,ISE WATCHES-BENEDICT Il HAMMOND, II
l. Merchants Exchange, corner OF Wall and William
streets (entrance lst door In Wimn-st have received,
in addition to their previous stock. assortment Of Watch
Us not equled III the cityconsisng OF Chronometer, Du-
pex and Lever Watches, both for ladies and gentlemen
Merchants from the SOUTH as well as the city trade, VIII
fnd (yshen quality Is compared) prices low.
general assortment OF Jewelry Of the best quality
Sterling Silver Ware a: manufacturers prices.
All kinds OF Watches repaired equal 70 the original Man
tel Clocks regulated by a frst-rate workman s2s!sr
NINE GOLD AND SILVER wATCHES.-Those who
wish to purchase Gold Silver Watches or Jewelry,
will fnd greatly their advantage 10 call the sub
scrber who selling all descriptions of fine Gold and Silver
Watches at retail lower than any other house III the city.
Fine Gold and Silver English Patent Lever Watches.
Detached Lever Watches.
LepIne Watches.
Ladies and gen;eInens inc Gold Guard Chains.
Breast Pins.
Ladies Bracelets. Gold Pencils.
Gold Watches as low as $50 TO SIS each:
Watches and Jewelry exchanged or bought.
All watches warranted to keep good time, The money
returned Watches, Clocks and Jcwery repaired In tho
best manner and WARRANTED st much less than the usua
prices GEO. {. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and Jewelry, wholesale and retail.
I5istf 80 Walst. up stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

COTTON GOODS IMPORTED INTO THE UNITED STATES.
YadS raas. Duties. DatyP5. t.
ls43. s,s36s16 l,62s,ll9 I2O lna iiO:
ls44 37,67l,l55 7,l7l,439 3,lls,S?3 1880
The following table OF tie quantities Of certain art-
Giles of groceries imported into the United States during
the last four years:
lSN. 1872. 1873 1874.
Tea .....l1,2i5s5i l5,692,OI4 l3,S663T I5.35S,5a4
Coffee l4,9sI7s7 ll2.76i.6a5 92.29s6 l5S,332,ll
Sugar. l6S963,o ,oS3 lSS,4i,9i6 G953433l l79,s57,49
OF the experts and imports the various States for
the year ending June 80, ls4i we cnumerac the follow
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
DIED.

sna.on,y on ,hs a4,h, MARION RAE, wife OF Henry
. Aud O. 37s BrCome-st ,,,.,. 80, : ,
n, ile 24;h inst. Mr. SAMUEL sEAhiN"' aseN u
1iS ,c,oajps will be taken Newark for intcrnent
IN sunday Feb 23d, MARY REED, daughter OF George
.nd Jane r. Pacn aged four weeks
Tho relatives and friends OF the family are in''e " az
snd the funeral this Tuesday afternoon at O'CLOCK fo
.,0,h.stree, third door east OF Broadway.
On Friday Feb 2 OF peursy In the 3lth year OF her
AREIET wife Of Carni Hart, ana eldest daughter Vi
Beuedct Clarke Of Saratoga Springs
uns,on ard Saratoga papers please copy -
Al brooklyn, on Monday, Feb. 2iti CHARLES MoAI-
G0MERY, son Of Robert and Marietta Thorburn.
Funeral 10 take place this afternoon, al O'CLOCK Hun
PARK Aycnuc, near Carlton Avenue.
23f Louisa ]. Hallock, y.
22d. Mrs Mary sheridan. 81 Maria Z. Banko,4
2ls; Mrs. Sophia Undcrhil, 81.
i3t Wn Macartney, Is mos.
A. Albany 2Oth Elizabeth \. Wilson, l5
A. salem, 20th, NATHANIEL KNIGHT. Patriot OF
the Revolution. 81.
Az Geneva 9Th. Grcsor McGresor, oi th!s CITY,
Az Bath 18TH John Campbell. o.
a skaneatelcs. 18th, Adm T. Corey, 65' Aaron u.
geeier. ,,r -, r.o
ae,' !, S"nu Vernon Va, 2Oih, Samuel Anderson. loO
4, phradelpha, goth, Mrs. Catharne Hays Samuel T.
p,ess,r IS: Andrew l.. IIippc, Is.
I, Neworeans 18th, Walter S. Van Deren ~ OF New
Jersey. Isaac H. Whittemore. OF Utica, 80
u,.,ru or TIE Crit appears from the Report Of the
. ,,ecor that the number of Deaths in the City and
,v New York l,riug the week ending Feb. I'D WIS
I7a-27 men, 80 women 55 boys, 50 grlsof which were
o ,,cess Q apopcxy 6, asthma ., bleeding l. cancer j.
,,n.lte consumption 80 convulsions l5 Group o. de-
ht dropsy In head 10, drowned dyscntery Il ep-
,,v bilious fever l. lnGamnatory do. l. pucrperai do
mitien do J. scarlet do 4. typhus do ., hopping cough
inflammation of brain 4, do. boyels a. do chest d do.
heart do lungs %, do. stomach l. Influenza lues vcne-
,ea paasmus G. measles 10, old age l. palsy B. prema-
,prc brit. l. rheumatism |. scroia l. small pox 4, spinal
disease Q teens B. liberation of throat J. var-
o,old l. unknown . As were under year of age; | to
ys,rs a to 25 TO- e. 10 10 90 ); 20 to 80, IA 80
10 M 9 40 to 90 49, so to co. 3; 60 TO lO 81 ~ TO so
81 10 90 rs were natives OF the United States, 10 o
Ireland of England, of Germany, Of France OF the
above were from the Aims House g. Bellevue Hospital H.
Cy Hospital g. Lunatic Asylum /, L. l. Farms Color
ed persons g
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
GREAT SALE OF DOMESTIC GOODS

BARKER'S 2sl GRAND-STREET,
By the Yrrd Piece. or Package, commencing Monday,
Fbua,y2h lS,5Just received 10 bales and bleach
ed and unbleached Sheeiugs aud Srnss from the anuac
tories which will be sold cheap, for Cash Al those who
wish to buy will find their nteeat to call above aud
for themselves.
bales yard wide Sheetinss only I'D
5 do do do very heavy I'd
5 do ST. Waltlan aud Nerrmac do Cd
Also Indian Head Stark Mills Chicoree D. Hamilton.
Amoskeas, and many other kinds very cheap
} cases fine Lons Cloth Shifting only I'd
2 7.S do do DO do Sd and9d
s ;.i very fine do do do iOd and Id
10 NewYork Mills, slightly damaged, for shilling Ier
yard.
Also Lawrence Mills Merrimac Hamilton Mills Phoenix
Mills, aud many other styles which will b. sold bar
gains.
cases new styles of Prints cd Sd and lOd yard such
formerly sold for shilling warranted fast colcm
Also cases fine high coors large and small figured Chni,
for led and lid ler yard. very cheap.
Also cases Linen Cambria audkerchets for only ,,
worth 3D. Alo Damask Table Cloths aud DIAPERS. Napkins
Birds.Eye. Huckabuck Scotch and Russia Diapers, Table
Covers Buraps Bed Tickng, &c. &c. &c. &c.
Also lust received New BrUche ShawlS very
cheap.
Also first rate assortment Of jet aud blue black Silks
very low prices together with cofnpete assortment oi all
kinds Of stae and Fancy Dry Goods, which will be sold
srea, bargains.
Country Merchants in want of Domestic Goods will DO well
call and examine the stock before purchasing.
Goods any part Of the City, Brooklyn VILLAINS
bursh or Jersey City, free Of charge.
S BARKER. 2Sl Grandstreet,
,,f7t between Eldrdse and Allen-str,.ts.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
n26 3iniS'

IN our ls.t communication sad that, Mr. Dodge
stated things they he should have 10 Noru OF
ccn,o- from, U.s. but lie has not told them Us the; were,
o a. ey are and we pronounce his last article untrue,
and we DEFY him. and al :e world VIII him. To prove It
Otherwise We shall take no farther Notice ef any thie
- siv sp,i reqret exceedingly that
Te for. many disagreeable circumstances growing cut
~ 10 notice him st all. His sekIiow-
etrepen OF the facts nrst published by Us IS wiat we
,bs rrbIc 10 understand. We therefore take leave,
hin, fer the assistance he has rendered us in max
-, 49,. them known. (l2l istD E j. PARMLf-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
NEWS, BOYS And CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING.
GEORGE L, GREEN,

NO ITO CIlatI.ll-st,
WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND FULL
AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Mems, Boys and ChildreHS Clothing,
of all descriptions, made In the MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE,
which he would respectfully invite the ATTENTION Of
those in want As he has made to receive
CLOTHS, C-4.SSI1IERES, VES1TNGS, &c.
by every packet has secured the services Of expert
enccd Cutters lie pledges himself give perfect sstfac.
to all who may purchase
SB-Ga,Tneats made TO order at he aortes. notice and
Nth strict DUDctui[tu je6 lstf