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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20
WINDOW GLASS,

stSeLE hEp DOvBLE TnteENEss.
WE are In receipt of portion Of our stock of
window Class, ~ the celebrated "Mninca" btaRi-for
hudbgs Pictures Coaches Gesmbracng large asorss Of
'ze, To witch We invite the of d,Alers
This G' uniformly wen packed op-n. ercslent oresr
with Hte los. ALEx ptfyaI a CO
nh " lfJ M,gr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

FLOUR AND MEAL.-Holders Of good WeateTn or.nes
ash 81 81 IS but the ales at 81 81 ~ ahie@ iron
brands rather better than Inc INQUIRY NO.
h, me oc working off that The lsre holders nave an
n-r,Sion that the price still somewhat irpfos III
New Orleans hear Of nothing dons r. tskins PIC r
81 s7i S. Southern Is qaie but sesny. NJ v R-.ndv
win. is 6at 10 Richmond extra % kiehron1 oity
H. Ry. Flour - 30 a aud III far inquiry
N.,l brings So BraudyyxiDc ca hhos 81, -
Meal ga st. Buckw heat very dull and STOCK 'Ars "
qvole 81 50 81. 49,, r,.-.o
GpsIN-W. hear of nothing doiRs IL " heat ihsie ~ are
bves IN market Corn heavy. without Hnch oeI
u INA hrsci White 1t ~. in the tr IN ttye tler
i. nothug doing Il Is nominally ~ ana DIis; -s
without buyefs. Northern Oats retail al - d 20 't -
Southern al 80 Cts ~, -
WuJsKY-rherc are but few bbls. offering ne ia9iii
ton is ~ % cents. Drud:e with moderate inquiry " ''
% ceits. -, 90
NUTMEGs-we notice sale about 1900 los MOL at 81 3d.
usual time.
BoNE-Abou, soco lbs. North West have been sold Tor
home q, - cts. cash.
GROCERIES-There are some parcels Sugar ald nlolaSSes
Ir n ia. trade arc taking lots with some freedom e
notice sales hhds. Nsw-OTesns sugar at D. ana 2O
III Orleans Mo,asse, 22 for hds and % for bbls,
and 80 bbls New iberia at %. Cts PIT sal.
svEDs-Clover is dull and there hess been sales Of
,ancs in several DAYS As the for FlaIseed
10Th Rough and Clean be bought considerable
re ON previous We notice sales SO tieIceS
,,fiyate terms. Timothy is active q, $40 d ST.
PROVIsTOTS-Thersi muc h doing in Pork, but the
marse, i. firm Fer 1909 bbs Prime 81 81 refused Ness
Is held at l2l Sic 2 Beef steady IS 20 for Prime
portancc Lard ncmns cents but there IS little here
Hans 7c; Shoulders c Smoked Hams g Shoulders do ec
Beet Hams worth Is Slo Smoked Beef 6tc Butter and
Cheese without pertcula change and fair enquiry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

pR. II. KIMBALL'S MINERAL TEETH.-Thc ccle-
brit which these Teeth have obtained and the nigh value
sc; upon them hF those who have tlen together
with the r known intrinsic superiority the great mass
OF Teeth that made il this country have in6Eced Dr.
kilbail TO make such arrangements VIII hereafter era-
bic him 20 supply the increasing demand for them 70 any
extent; ne has been confirmed in this design By the uni
form which has attended his practice in this de-
partment Of his profession and By The high ncomius that
have been passed upon these Teeth By many OF ouT most
distinguished citizens who wearing thein and py
several OF the eminent Physicians and Dentists OF this
city, who have spontaneously offered the most ample sti-
moniis TO their excellence These Teeth and VIII con
inuc 10 be made by DR.. Kimbal erc1uarsty for ms erT
practice; they are set the most elegant manner upon
gold plate and adapted the mouth in such wsy Is 20
combine the highest utility with the greatest possible conf
or,. They warranted 10 he unsurpassed by any that
made il the United States, and are guaranteed III all
cases TO I'll perfectly, and to answer all the purposes that
artificial Teeth be made - answer Dr. hinbaii WISH
20 be particularly noted that his arrangements are
such will enable him TO offer these Teeth, made IN the
style above mentioned, at s prices that are charged
for the mos, terror kinds. Specimens may be seen at his
house, No. 522 Broadway S7ring-s- oiO itn'Sy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14
SALES OF REAL ESTATE, Feb. II.
Ru ~ ~ Franklin a. Syn

Three story dwelling house and lot No Il Chery-st
Lot 81 feet front, 2j feet 90; feet one side, 81 the
other. .Ucp
Three story brick and 10, No. Front-s;r; %.
.t front, 50 feet deep side, 81: the other 3iV9
Store and lot - Pecksp. Lot 2 By 20. feet. With
tongue of IL feet by 49, i.iOc
Store and lot u Peck slip 2 feet by 49, one side IL the
other. INV
Store and lot % Peckslip feet front and 3S feet
deep side, BIT the other 5VVV
Four brck and lot No. $50 Pearlst Lot ~
feet front; 1871 81 feet 10 inches deep Store "a oo
Two lots on 18Th and s,-strre, near Gtl.avenue sd #
on former: 70 on latter b. POI feet through. lG9
Two lots adjoining, % feet fronts. go ~
Lo, 5avenue and 55thseet p ieet ~ by eO 5J'
By.q. j. Blocker g. Co.
Five story brick store and 10, No 22g Pear ST. Lot got
Two story brick house and lot No i1 brooTe ST. Lot
Two story brick house aud lot No BIoome Lot
25 By loli f.. House 81 By is f. '"V
Store and lot No 100 Bowery between Grand aud Hes
Ter ST. Lot Is By 100 feet Store about 60 II. story
building on front, story H'1o'
Premise, No So Bowery. Building occupies the whole ~
lot Of 2j by III IT, -, 3'uo
Three story brick house and lot No Lasht St Lot2l
BY l0llt. 49,
Four story brick house and of lot No u Murray 81 090
Two lots in Cherry Scanned ST. together u by 81 2ccO
BIZ T.. H. LudLo,c e. Co.
Frame house and lot south side of 10th st, J5J Il south
east Of 9Th avenue. Lot eli b. 92t II: 2,iI5
Three story brick house aud lot III llt ST. between 9th
and 18th avenues, q BY 1881 IT i,H3
Two story attic brick honse south side OF South fitSt
ST. first house above Fourth st house % BY 81 IT. lot
By Halliday q. Jenkins
House aud lot No . City Hall Place 20
No 1856 Prince st. Lot y BY y II 25eo
No 80 McDougdl st. Lot % by 10 IL S'oiV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14
WIN T. JENNINGS & co.
DRAPERS IND TATLORS,
Importers Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Testings, Fancs

importers % CtOthS, ChSS'HeTeS, v eStiHeS, fuHCy
Dress Articles, sc.
23 Broadway, American Hotel, opposite the Fountain
Solicit attention from Citizens and Strangers requiring
Garments large assortment OF Goods for Fall and
Winter wear seecto owh view rendering their stock
rs rich in quality variety be found In the city,
comprising Beaver and Med Cloths. Twecds, &c. for
Oyercoats Cloaks &c; French and English Cloths for
dress and rock Coats various styles CaSslmeres
rich Velvet, Morro SILK and Satin vestinss-which will
be made NJ order at prices 10 sustain reputation as
the pioneers In the progressive reformation that is ayerng
the cause OF comian that cash purchasers taxed for
others deinlucDces The style and finish Of Garments
will compare WI III those of any other establishment and
in this l.. the tho sequel the extensive patronage elected
large assortment OF FIRST QUALITY Iieady-nadc Gar
ments comprAlns overcoats, Coaks, Dress and trock
Coats Pantaloons, Vests, &c. constantly on hand With
full supply of Fancy Dress articles, including scar Cra
va HandkerchiVfs Gloves, suspenders Dressing Robes.
&C. o. lS6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

V,IME-SAvING ANSwER.-From advertisements that
frequently appear In the papers, and rom circulars
that arc sent about the city and country and left under tho
doors Of many of friends we are almost every day
called upon and asked 1--WE not In partnership with
n Mr.. Dodge?
In prevent any farther mistakes and Interrupt.
tons from such calls aud inquiries, we beg leave TO state
that VIC arc not nor were. In partnership with any
Mr. Dodge and that have new SUPERIOR or patent
mode either OF setting fastening teeth nor do we know
OF any that are not thoroughly understood by al wcin-
sructed Dentists and the Doctor who may be his partner,
and who has by mistake oseise, published his name
In such way as u make It resemble 60 that II is o.
ten taken for have not tho pleasure OF knowing
either by name, person, profession or title.
+. PARAfLY,
j. PARMLY,
n26 3miss Nos and Bond street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

| IT VERSUS NATrRE-Beforc full length mirror stood
creature exquisite and rareseldom Is given TO maiden
Esda brow more high, or skin more fair Upon her
bs the lefty esses in rch uxuriant clusters, hung and
red roses warm carcsses, over check and mp their ra
ancs flung. Art here had triumped over NATuRE-ior
this beauty Just unfolding, OWNS that she owes each
Sgey feature to Dr. GoURAuD's plastic mouidpg Ills
rpREs SUBTlLEs from her forehead removed The mar
kh looked so frIshtiul while from his SOAP her skin
b., borrowed that ccarncss which was sn DELIGHTFUL! Her
AE (once red evening skies are) WAS by his HAIR DYE
t,Bsd JET her lips and cheeks crnation dyes are by
h0uAUDs ROUGE SO firmly set not TO be removed by
klbblng. whether dry or wet
rEsvoI!-Then ladies hastenthrouSb broadway, II you
b. genuine would meet (or time admits OF no delay y to
Ii WALKER-sTEEET.
d. GcuRAuDs word-rcno Sned toilet preparations arc
had in New York, only NJ the original depot, 81 WAL
hr STREET, first Store from broadway.
Ecnts-2 Milk-street, Boson Pear:c, Stanwx Hall,
bhany Backus e. Bull 234 River-street, Troy; Tousey,
kehester; Storrs, Hudson; Myers, n. Haven Green &
A..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

,uTFFsi MUFFS AND FURS!-SeTlinr BIZ retail n
WHOLESALE prices for this WEEK oSLT II No. Court
andt-st near Broadway. Ladies don't forget call and
.nnnly yourselves In tine. 10 3ulsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

pnLEY'g MAGICAL PAIN ExTRAcToR.-Thls celebrated
uduc * said wholesale and retail at the Proprietors,
Hsy Daleys Office, No. l2s Fultonstreet, Sun Build
M New York. Gnstcad OF Albany is formerly which is
oly place in the United States where tho genuine can
STAINED (st wholesalc) Observe that the written Sig
ne of II. Daley Is upon each box. icl23t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

fro- coo,,a,c;, and Noney Matters. see Last Page
'fo' Uo'pe'''N anu 'iO"e' -. r -
:, .ayno a..cr;,.
S'e " - ,o''s'us'u'' so,srh,, heller h,
y. aIa wv a ,Lo r,.,lo, generally cannot be
IT, 49,. o,n the transactions were
nm :" -. 900 sh,r.s Ohio was
1 h .a .e'.""" " '''''
XII " aie' Tue o"e'u .,,,a,.-
mere u n.oie e''Iu''' w. ~, M ~. - !, 80 ,n;,
niinS IS TO- Francs 'z'' mere nave '..H
Rfoieiauoh> VI 'ah,' "-uaS i'' -. 49,. e.
"uni oil The renh'y'Ea"'a in'e''s' -, ''.s
Hnass they are ue.r'oie ie"9'"e W AO"r'' ,r,
sEghs are dull, both Cotton anu hsi'y He'SheS w."
brpsny at that Al savannah several British ships have
" tar,e fo Liverpool al Gd aud Id asked Tor sqna'.
b. snip has been chartered FOR Havre at &c for SQUARE
hh
he taxpayers ding the Collectors Office so that
zecessa TO spend three hours at the Office before
lean get .cercd OF his money This morning string OF
ants waiting at early hour. long enough appa
ply to occupy the collector all day.
of the Merchants, Exchange Bank gives an cs
E 1875 q
Espr,es o'''V'' w
erepori OF the situation ' the Bank 'i Tie metropolis
be Sst JAN 49, gives
"A Assets. {, or $50 c,r,oI $500 ooo
EstI, 71.2CS Circulation 2piI45
H H. - S'G7SI 1tber liabilities i5j25
/ r., g; MOO ,57 ro,,I G. GS7 i23
- .c ~. ,,n.,, - IT,. Ros,or and Ne,,.york
H. -, ~ -, -. Iii =, ,h Ny.,ch,,,s, ~,
Aa'l W. -, u,,;I. To N -. or
49, ''''s Mse e " i."nua, - y'""''' "
E-'o"Sn' S''-'''' a.'u " N'''' 'a'" .
AZ o"oiS anu irSno"' 'iah"'e'"'.s S''P''aNo"S'
th"set" nave ueeia'eu '''"fsu"'a' VI 's'
"a "a 'V' CENT .,o- nm.
VI pus'' W. "as -. 90. WV
r;''.. r,n -. " "s - ~ H., ,..
H -. w. ,o,S ,os,
I Pas,rncers s3'sS3 s32ss
B Freight, &c...........c.. Si3o l493
4 Total .......,....... s7,lH SI789
H. - s;ored IL, ,be sno,,.sorr, in con...
H. .,sor,,.h;o, r.,, r-.ch, Trains ,x.rr nm
st,e Deb, of Massachusetts is Sc 80 of which
Essoo l. far loans 10 Railroad Corporotions and seas opo
tsscrpops 10 the Western RAILROAD The assets of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

TVSuE GREAT FESTIVAL Of the YOUNG LA ,.LS,
/ COLD SPRING T 3. SOCIETY, VIII take place Ga
Friday (St. Yaentncs) Evening" Feb H. A. \ a'ola
CaAastrces. The Supps. vii be served UP VI $50
on Temperance principles ard the Committee pledge .h
selves that every exert:oa will l. made 20 make tis SUI
pass their former The Washington Temperance
Band HIS been engaged, and viii entvon the evening VIZ.
nSrula- music. Mr.. Peter Mcdonald viii PRESIDE Is
Marshal the evening assisted by the members OF t.ie
Young Mems Cold Spring T l. Society. large nun eaAe
VIII be cu containing fine Gold Ring T,cSets - eens
each TO be had OF the Committee, Berram White no
ran-strcet NJ. Souawe les SprnSstreet. and n the
door on the evening OF the Festival IN e.x
a MEXICAN NUSEUM-CoFues Of Broadway and Ann
Astreet.
Commencing on MONDAY, Feb. 81. lsiS.
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES
Every Evening at n o'clock, and Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoons st o'clock.
ENTIRE CHANGE FEAYosaAscEs.
One Hex More of tbs O,rung OutGng.
Madame Rockwell. the wonderful Petroosts'
The splendid and highly interesting Deraua OF
THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL
Also engaged Madame Eting, one OF the 1rst 'ocais;s
OF the aga Mr. and Ms. Western; Mr. Reiae., Genie
Singer.
General Ton, Thumbs Court Suit Autouaton JuSsier
Rope Dancer, etc.
OF age l2t cents
NEW-Y0RK MUSEUM AND PICTURE GALLERY,
: BROADWAY, opposite the City HaI--Mr. Il Ben
nett, Manager.
FRIDAY, Last Day bat Ono OF the foar
WHITE NEGROES
Performance in the Afternoon,
When Mr.. Davis, Mrs. Davis and Mr.. Brown viii ap-
pear in their much admired representation OF the
GRECIAN STATUES.
They win also introduce celebrated Comic Pancinc.
La Petite Carline and Master woodw dance the iavuriie
POLKA.
Dr. Valentine, Mrs. Frary, Miss Blanchard and Ia re
titc Cariine, will also appear.
The Four White Negroes will sing variety OF Ethiopian
Melodies accompanied with The Banjo, Violin, Bones and
Tambourinc.
ALL FOR ONE SHILLING.
Performance 20 commence every Evening at y o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

nEPor OF CAICEL or MECHANICAL LAAfs-
~ No 20 John stTeet.-We beg 70 announce that we
have lust received 10 cases OF choice goods oeg the bal
ancc OF our nportatons for this season. SURPRISING IN
beauty OF style and lower than any articles OF the KIND
over offered Amongst them will be found some superb
Porcelain Vases and variety OF Porcelain Lamps and
n,tres for candles much in vogue In Paris and never
before imported rich bronze and gilt Lamps with figures
snch as Emeralda Paul and Virginia DC IN bold relief
Also fill length figures in bronze, perfect gems OF art Por
sla shades with equsitey painted landscapes and fow-
Paper Shades--a large assortment OF new designs
consisting OF American Scenery the Polka, Masquerades
&c NC feel confident saying, thst We are now prepared
W exhibit richer more extensive and complete assert
ment OF Lamps and other goods IN the Inc than can DC
und at any similar establishment II Ibis country Our as
ormept larger than that Of OF the or
yenders OF Mechanical Lamps III Paris, Of which there are
not ss than 300 our prices viii now be found ry io'e
rhet connaYet tr,. Other articles Of ornament and use OF
sis.iLlr sttfe ar lcofimGasttf.
OF the me It's OF the Carcc Lamp Nothing need DC sad 10
those who have used them To those who have not We
would merely state that 20 years i; has and stu mali
ains the reputation of being the most e Lamp erer ~
rsu:ein procf OF this wcuid refer te curious 10 The
authorities OF the most scientific men IL France ana ms
country which we have IN our possession and snaH De
pleased TO exhibit at any time
A. DIaCON L Z. u. SAXT0S, Agents..
LAMPS LusIes, &c. furnished for parties fe LAVISH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

In our last communication said that, II Mr.. Dodge
stated things as they he should have no word OF
contention from us, but he has not told them as they worc
or AS they are pronounce his last article untrue
and VIC defy him. and all the world with him, TO prove u
otherwise. We shall take no farther notice OF any thing
he nay say and regret exceedingly that were COM
PEELED from many disagreeablc circumstances growing ont
of misrepresentation, notice him at all. Ills scnow-
Judgement of the facts first published by us Is what we
wished the public to understand We therefore take leave,
thanking him fer the lie has rendered In max
ing them known (d2l isu) J.. u. PARMLY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14
BROADWAY JOURNAL.

CoNTESTs-Sgturday, teD IL, le'''
illustrated bv \ fl1-leryth portrait. OF Horace G.eee
Esview-worna- In the Nineteenth Century
Letters from LANDSCAPE Painter
Rome as seen by 4 Ner-Yorker.
Mons. Edou1-t by I. Maria Child
secrets OF the Magazine PT!soa-Housc:
Poetry b. - i. Lcweii-Thc Revelation.
The Great Tower of TarI;dlnt by Robert oiiveF-
The Sew-Yo,k GALLERY OF the Fine Arts
The Co,rc-t Roor1-,'kea2 Postage-Horace Greeie!y.
Tbefts OF American Au;hors-The Magazines.
Literary Notices Bits of News Musical lrieiiigehc-
Correspondence, Sc. JOHN DISCO, los fFoaa"ay.
For sale by Periodical Agents IL
WILL BE PUBLISHED On SAL ChDA1
IN one vol ISmo. with steel plates, In cloth Sic.
MY OWN STORY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

FOOLISH YOUR STOVES AND GRATEs.-Every
body in Boston is polishing their stoves and CRATES
with VIM Browns Pencil Paste. No better evidences Of
neatness when you enter dwelling than TO notice the
stoves and Crates are well polished. We would recon-
mend for this purpose VIM BROWNS PENCIL PASTE.
Its put in rolls which but I2i cents, and has
advantages the Br.h Lusre and Black Lead, It's
brighter, lasts longer and ID used with much less
dus. and trouble In minute after it gets dry. by sp
plcaon brush, you get beautiful POLISH For sals
at WIZ. BROWNS, 4s1 Washington street Retsed By
all the Druggists and Grocery Stores IN Boston, Saem
Lowell, Worcester, Portland, and Springfield.
Dealers and Families be supplied by A. q. Il D.
SANDS, Druggists, No. 70 Fulton ST.; 273 Broadway; II
East Broadway. III imis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

rHEET RUBBER sHoES.-HUTCHISSoN Run
- YN'S overshoes have been well tried and pronounced
By competent judges 10 BE the best end most oeaIi ar
tcle exapt" and are warranted part in the seams
Fer sale II the warehouse Of the manufacturers So Maid
en- Lane NJ c. 81. Johns lis Broadway, and at al the
principal Shces:ores throughout the city Also lnta Kno
Der Cares for sale cheap Those Of tbs Municipal Police
who ara not already supplied viii do well 70 call at Is
Maiden Lane, HUTCHINSON & RUSY0S- IN Otis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

CODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CHARACTERISTICS sub
- scriber wishes make known to the public, that much
of the biscuit and crackers which sold In this city by
the above names are entirely different from the SODA Bis
cI,Ir and SUGAR CRACKERS made at his Bakery, which
have been used by nyelids particularly those who suffer
from indigestion, than twenty years. with the best
results while the imitation, which can be MADE ior cs
nrice though ucrAars good for person In health, who'll
y unft for the sick The above BISCUIT and CaAckEHs
also BUTTER BISCUIT WINE Biscuit, BUTTER CRACKERS.
WATER CRACKERS, PILOT ana navy BRED al e mIsl
a,,,v are constantly for sale the well known establish
ment as washington street, Of Warren street
T1,.,f EPHRAIM TREADwELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14
NOW ENnIBIrINC AND FOR SALE,

very superior steer quite interesting sight TO the
lovers Of fa; Beef and will be sold IL Offered
at moderate p:ice. The public are invited 70 call rs
above NJ the stand b. w IkRcY, where coed narkct
;nr can always b. obtained. al 2ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

eBoARDlNG.-MRS. GoSS having opened The new ana
cninodos hose 20 ycseys,rect near the Aston House,
oess choice OF desirable rooms to transient or peTna-
nsnt Boarders Croon shower. and cold baths Zee
The location Is very central yet quiet and shady Terms
moderate. aus it's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

CARD.-Owing to the increase of Letters for delivery
durinS Valentines Week, the usual prompt delv
cry OF Bushes Letters the subscriber will have but two
Regular deliveries from the 18th TO the sth day OF fehr
arv Letters must be lcn al The Office Of Boyds City En-
pres, pct No. IS William ST. before and O'Clock. This
delivery embraces the South side OF Chambers ST. rom the
North River through Ferry ST TO the East River. Letters
hrou shout the City viii be despatched throughout the day
tbcy can he selected he having force Of Eighty Carriers
Sor that nurpose. JOHN T. BOYD. Agent,
~, o,s IS William street