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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15

MARREED,-In this place, on Saturday MORN
Ing last, by Rev. J. N. Seeey, Col. THos, M. IsErr
pMiss Lucy ANN AUSTIN, both of this place.
Our Office was duly remembered on this memo
rsble OCCASION, and our friends have our sincere
wishes that their future may be as happy as their
iucies have painted it. May others follow their
example, get married, and-remenbcr the printer.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15
NOTICE

8 hereby eissn to all persons interested in the
- estate Of Eli w. Wike, late Of Wapsenonoc
township IN the county Of Muscatine, deceased,
that have applied to the Probate Court in and for
said county, for license to sell the real estate Of
the said deceaseI and that r. 8. Parvil, Judge Of
said Court, has ttho 18th day ofNovember, l845,
at his Office in the Court House in the town Of
Bloomington, in said county, the time and place
OF hearing the same, when all persons interested
may appear and show cause, if any they have, why
license should not issue as prayed for.
THOS. M. ISETT, Admir-.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15
NOTICE.,

\ Ii. persons interested in the settlement Of the
"A estate of Elias P. Chord, decd, late Of Cedar
County, Iowa Territory, will take notice that the
administrators of said estate will, atthe Court House
in Upton. on the first day Of D mber, A. D. 1915,
present petition 10 the Judge Probate in and for
the County Of Cedar in the Territory of Iowa, pray
ing that the said administrators may be icenced to
sell the real estate Of said decd to pay the debts Of
said estate-at which time and place, all persons
interested may appear and show cause why the
nrsver Of said petitioner should not be granted.
JOSEPH CRANE, Admir-,
ELIZABETH w. CHORD, Adm'x.
Oct rs. le45-3w
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15
NOTICE.

~ the 18th day Of May, ls43, three sets Of
> ~ Corn Cracker castings, marked .Donton &
au's, were received in store by the subscriber,
aaa have since remained uncalled for. Notice is
e'ei0re given, that unless said castings are claimed
sO'e Saturday. the 9th eay Of December next, they
vii be sold on that day to pay charges.
E. B. KTNSON.
bloomington, Nov. Is, lo45-4w
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15
C.. & HI. STAHL,

"OULD inform the public and farmers who
w wish to dispose of beef cattle, hogs, &C.,
that they still carry on the BUTCHERING bust
at their old stand in Bloomington, where they
ready to slaughter all kinds of suitable stock, in
the nea.est manner. and on the most liberal terms.
Nov |, l845-f
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15
ADMINISTRATIONS NoucE.

Ul1CE IS hereby given. that the subscriber
= nos Deem appointed and qualified BY the Judge
rfo0ate ~ administrator on the estate Of Eli w.
Wike, deceased, late Of Wapsenonoc, Muscaiine
county. Ahpersons having claims against said es-
ts are required to exhibit the same to the Judge Of
frobate and all persons knowing themselves indebt-
ca TO the estate, are requested to make immediate
payment THOS. M. ISETT. Adm'r.
Bloomington, Nov. 8. l845-3w
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15
Manufa cturers, Depot.


Boots, Shoes and Hats,
No. So Nam Sreer, st. Louis
- ICHARDs & LAURIE, having opened
H. Wholesale Warehouse for the sale of
BOOTS. SHOES AND HATS, respectfully call
ine attention al City and Country Merchants to the
largest and moA Complete assortment ever offered in
the City Of 81 Louis. Being agents for many Of
tho most extensive manufacturers, and doing exclu-
slvely commission business, they are prepared TO
sell as low as can he bought at the east, and tcent
flee per cent. loyer than can be purchased of any
other house in the western country.
No. Sc MAIN STREET, Ur STAIRS.
Oct rs, l845-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15

A.. The steamer Western Belle. lately run
into A. boat below the mouth Of the Illinois
liver, containing abont 500 bushels of wheat,
and sunk il. The owner was on board, and
was bringing i. down q this market.
Mo. Republican.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15

CHARLES EVANS,
vJ'hOlesale and Retail Dealer IN Dry Goods,
Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Liquors, &c.
BLOoMINGTON, Iowa.
AIlkinds of Produce taken in payment for Goods
at the lowest Cash prices.
& N. B. All persons indebted to the firm of Evans
& Richman, or to me individually. had better pay
up they will "catch jesse"
Oct II, lS45-tf CHAS. EVANS.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15

Is. TASK or AN EoiToa.- 6s1iaess Of
oS;or Who attempts 10 give his readers
y 'ans,hine new every day Of publication il.
~ !. heeve, underraeed. b. lbs most learned III
sssoknd. they think il Il very easy mat
u''' - write for newspaper. Let them try
y I 1.e, some Of our sblesl make the a,temp.
u !. rite for Us one singlearticle week--wi,h-
- -, fail--an article, mind, which they shall
W. W, hesitate to put their name 10 and let the
' nad know i, 10 theirs. We verify believe
, s. would find it no very easy matter. With
, .'ly modjcum Of brains. perhaps, ne must
w.t. so 'oniy writesone article. but half dozen !;
w.. a' VIVA. is more, and worse too, his name is
' 'r,ched 10 them all. Really, the public mind
' ' Judge char.ahly Of an editors efforts.
!, ~ would Sc strange u he never said silly
's;aa-very strange If he never said an cnwise
ooaepassing strange If he never said an erro.
O Osous one. His opinions Of transporting events
.,e expressed hastily, usually on the spur Of
,ss moment, before time is given for thorough
termination, and the wonder is, that they are
.ach 81 their authors are willing TO stand by
af,er mature deliberalion. ( Lebanon Courier.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified by the Judge
OF PROBATE as administrator on the estate Of Joseph
Purinton, deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate. requested TO present them
duly authenticated: and all persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate, airs requested Co make
immediate payment.
DAVID PURINTON, Jr., Admir-.
Nov g, lS45-3w
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15
DaguerreOtype Art Union,
AND
Photographic association,

INSTITUTED by the most eminent artists in
4 the United States, for the discoun,enancing of
unskilful operators, and the diffusion of refined
taste for Daguerreo.ype pictures.
A detachment ofthe Association is now at Bloom
ngton, and will remain until Tuesday the 18th inst,
for the purpose of instructing pupils, and taking
these inimitable likenesscs, at as low prices as
charged by any respectable Gallery in the east. For
further Information apply to Mr.. Walker, at the
Iowa House.
The public are invited to call and examine sp:ci-
mems ofthc art.
Nov. Is, lS45.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15
NOTICE..

NOTICE..
LAND OFFICE, FAIRFIELD, Iowa.
October 2Sth, 1915.
HIN accordance with the 9th paragraph Of the Cir
IL cular of the LIST of January, 1886, notice is
hereby given, that applications for the purchase of
tho following described tract ofand, which has been
enormously withheld from private entry, will be
received on and the 9Th day of December next:
The Yves, half of the southeast quarter Of section
No. Two, in township No. Seventy-five North of
range No. Three west, in this Land District.
BERNHART HEM. Register,
V.P. VAN ANTWERP, Receiver.
Nov. 8, lS45--4w
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15

n The lomor q the baraiN o. The Treas.
ue,'s Ofice 81 Austin, Texas. including the
,,cords aud papers up 10 the commencement Of
President flous.on's second term, is confirm
3D. Mo. Repub.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15
Fever and .ague cured for FIFTY
Gents.

nR. SHERMAN'S FEVER AND AGUE
LOZENGES, which are unrivalled in the
cure of this distressing disease, are now offered to
the public at the low price Of Fifty Gents box
They have been used in THOUSANDS OF
CASES, during the last three years, in Illinois,
and rarely if ever failed in curing the disease; be-
sides which, the disease WILL NOT RETURN, if the
directions are followed.
For sale by Agents above. Nov.S, lS45.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
BUSHELS of Wheat,
lOOO 1000 lbs. Hams and Bacon,

1000 lbs. Butter,
500 bushels Potatoes,
Also Eggs, all kinds Of vegetables, beef hides.
tallow and lard, for which the highest price will be
paid in cash or goods. Any person having any Of
the above articles will call at the red flag and never
miss bargain from ]. Y. BLACKWELL.
April l9--5tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15

RHEUMATISM, and N3N3ES
positively cured, and I'll shriUeled muscles and limbs
arc restored, in the old young, by the INDIAN
VEGETABLE ELIXIR AND NERVE AND BONE L1NImENr-
but never without the name of Comstock & Co. on it.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

BoSE-we sales of 600 lbs North wes. at 35.c.
and 5000 do South Sea at 4oc cash. for export At New
Bedford sales $4,000 lbs n. wes- were made II 34c
HEMP-Continues quiet. ard have only to notice
sales az so bales Dew. oied American SaJ and 20 90
dressed. Si45, mos.
FISH.-Dry Cod are very heavy. held at SASH. with
an acclmua;in. stock. Mnck.rei. with = moderate sup
ply are steady with sales No al II - End No . Sl
Snuihera Shad sell Sc So. according quality ard
weight. Picked Salmon AID Smoked Herring plenty
dull.
FgUIr-we notice sales Of 500 bxs Bunch Raisius at
a7:; 500 nj do ~ 20; 1000 q- Go so sac; 100 bxs
sheiled Almonds 4c; cases Geaoa Cran. lGc, mos
1850 hxs Bureh aisas, 10 arrive 81 b6l.
ZaIte CurTanis on terms not ;ransp!red.
NAVAL SToRES.-Turpentine, Of the old cro7. comes
in very ,parngy and no Hsr has get been received We
sales OF 200 bbls Sewben. 3 - r bo the preyi-
price; so hAis Newoern ROsn. for export GOc aoa
500 do and na0 Swsn.bHro private terms $50 casks
southern Spirits furpetine, in lois. Il 20 cash. and
I2i 4ic mos. Tar may be quoted 57s % per Dbl.
according 70 size and quality,
TsA.-The Of ihe j. e. AdrTus, fresh Teas.
offered to-day. The company large and the lots
sold The market was fully! sustained not slightly better
very large portion however Of the catalogue was with
drawn by the The sales Tyson b hi chs
So 93 81 do o6i 764 40 do at55; c'ses cannsters
1918 hxs 81 56l. Hyson. Il hf chs So: l7o do s..
D.; $50 do IS f3-ls22 withdrawn. Gunpowder, 81 hi
20 SO; 55i 3-lb a93 G.; 220 6b bxs III 53
10 cases cannisers 76 Imperial l9 hi chs ~ 49,
II bxs So. Twankay. l25 hf chs 27i IS. SKIN 5 hi
chs and | IL CHS 81 IA. SouchOnC ls9 hi chs = a
20; 80 aO-b 3i; 207 18Th DO % PSI 100 Glib do
81. CongoH, 1872 hf Dc 10! 2oI; 50 1913 bxs 70.
GRoCERIES-For Three Days-The market continues
du! Sugars. without change in prices. The sales In
clude 2aG hhts Porto Rico az e; cents and 200 New
Orleans I. 4 months. By auction, &C hhds New Or
leans sold at Sc SO Sc per 100 10. ard months
In Moasses there is better feeling the market for
good and prime qualities, and for these prices -a'er tend
upward while common continues depressed. Tre sales
include cargo OF 76 hhds IS tierces and 81 barrels Ha
afost $50 bids from store, terms not mare
public; 100 hhd Sweet Cardeuas. in lots, g 81 cents:
80 do Porto Rco part ordinary 26 Is; 80 do and 2C0
barrels New Orleans 2s 30 100 do prime 31 and 100
good NevIberia. 31-a the usual time. BY aucli"n
80 barrels New Orleans sold 2S cents, os-CoIee
cont Ues Inactive with further SAILS Of 800 bags Bra
I'll a. 6; cen,s 25O Java, y g. and 100 Laguayra,
s. months.
PRovISIONS.-There has been some inquiry for old
Prime Pork and 20G0 5s go OF market have
been made So Old is roainaly az l2 80 but We
hear Onl, 100 bbS sold OF new PORK about 800
bDIs have changed hands 10 rs and 5 - for Prime and
Mess and the market steady at these rates 30 obs thin
Mess sold IL 75. In Reef we hear Of nothing doGg
sse of 400 bbls GOOD Lard made IN Picked
Meats there nothing doing. Butter and Cheese are with
ont change.
Export from Isl to 2oth May.
PoTk--.--- ------------ " o, 40
ard Ii
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

C.Kp-To INF TrBLic.-t. {. BARRY Professor II VIZ
MAKING aud hsi. 6 Broadway grateful to discern
public Zoe the hAerag patronage r has received
b-cs through th- medium If this
uuprec-dentei aud sale o his Tcophrrous which
has far exceeded hs expectations nowith-
l,udnr the unmael opposition he has encountered since
It's before the conmnutv 1t Is pleasing for h'rn
however that extensively raroaiI-d the ND
ca faculty both and Of ,he city which uEcoutro
ver,ibe fac, that all the properties for
Justly famed Indeed celebrated has become that
g. .rry purposes 10 extend from Maine Georgia and
therefore calls npon those wishg become agents Monty
the same hy letter winch VIII be promptly atrDd
ed The following the properties Of The Tncophsrous
1T sue Of -da.ss and grey harthoroughy
scurf and dlndru-levnts the htIr from falling
o-resores bald paces.anL beautiful! .ealthv
groadvay-or,cc So cents me- q
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

II A Splendid. Delicious. Beautiful Head Of Hair
can had BIZ three hiliing bottle of Jones' Coral
I.ir Rvstora:i.e ua.itss and mnd reaIr. IT, does
all here stated TIM grcwrh Of h4r to sfen, clean
and f-uer IT beau fuI. falling off. and e dan
dmF from the scaps and roots and DARK aud keep
II IN ord-r long other article made Id %
Chatham 32J Broadway. iJs Fulton s.; Brookiyn
my2 Ztrpl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
THE FRS NO. OF
NEW ENGLISH WORKS.

NEW ENGLISH WORKS.
Imported per Britannia.
hrom.hnms I.ves ni Men Of Letter. Rnd ScleLce.
S4yh'S Evidenres of Christianity.
Nenle on ,he Inv o Fciists AMI Fts's.
Gls-nry of Architecture vols several hundred plates.
Reylnrd. the Fcx-llnSrrnted with ID pules.
Shnkespeare's Merry Tnles
Latham nnI Diseases of ihe iIenIt.
Gilbert on Diseases the Skin.
Stephens History oi the Church Of ScOtland-4 vol
Xumpt's Latin Grnmmar--narsed edition.
Babiernie the Wner Cure.
Bicker>teh s Signs nfths Time
Wootun and Rnegh's Permanently edited.
Johnson on Practical Gardening.
Payne's Studies IN Poetry
Small Bo Is "n GteHt Suljects-NO 5.
Pal-y's Examples ofGothc M"udin-s.
Rloyams Prnr pies nt Gothic Aichtecure-new edition.
Perre Eccleslastrca Architecture of lrcahd.
coghnns Guide Books To Central Europe aud iiny
MURRAY, land Books 10! The Continent-n supply.
Boys FnmIy Sermons
Iher', History ufthe Cnnsunta-vol g.
u APPLETON 4 co. Importers 200 Broadway
Single ecopes OF Books imported 10 order favorable terms
NIL 3'iS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
Export from Isl to 2oth May
sERR1yG,s REsroRArIvE coRp1AL.

- TINS pleasant medicine nevrrfanE remedy for
Dysles and Nervous Affections II is certain for
Sick and Nervous Headaches and excellent preventive Of
Coyeness and Low Spirits i, morbid state Of
the hillary organs and very ecac cou in relieving Fau
ency Choics and similar complaints of the Stomach and
Bowels. 1t speedily promotes the return Of strength ard
tyity all of Debility restores healthy appetite,
where this greatest blessings deficient and natural
consequence gives and yso 10 the whole system.
Sold at wholesale and retail, by a B. * SANDS %
Fulton-stet: also 273 Broadway aud II Fast Broadway
Sold also BY RUSliTON co. 10 Broadway, 10 As,or
House. and Broadway FOurresn,hs, lm,eod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
ply GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES
OF STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS.
RANKIN s. BIRCH

hANhlN " GlhGH
ARE NOW OPENING. in he Store .;eiy occupied by
Williams Rankin {, Psnnin,an.
40. % IEIlliam-street, corner OF Cedar.
new elegant. and v--y of Staple and Fancy
SILK Goods IN al the of Spring STYLES,
p-sns desirahe and fashionable articles oi Dress
Coos Fancy Silks. Ribbons &c which they invite the
attention OF all the Gus os old dn, and buyers
riy.
From tie great the aeecsion and their facilities
Tot buying favorable terms. they offer unusual
strong inducements those who desire buy the
advantage. either Tor Cash OF Approved Credit.
They particularly solicit the Trade of Merchants from Coun
t Town, and Villages their stock embracing every variety
Questionable goods viii be found 20 comprise styles adapted
every market
Among their Dress Good, they woud.calluttcn,oa to
Rich fr,uted Bazonnes aud Z aregss.
syrian Lawns and NuSns, oil nsw styles
9ich Pria;ed PARIS Jacone;s
Black Poaccas, Mariuises Bszorres extra f,rs eus1
Printed Lawns and Muslins IL every variety
Very rch figured Brocade, and sstia sr5ir-t Silks.
Rich c9.hmegs sh.~l,. ofsil il;4i ;2ali.ies.
Rich printed Baie:r shawIs Onsw and s,sS,a; pasrn
Black HernaDi. Flle, and Sewing SIX shaws.
lusn de- Lame and Thbe Shawls plaza d satin striped
Rich Brocade figured and PLAIN Cautleon silk shawl,
Rich figured Cs and Bonnet Ribbons IN great variety Of all
sasfy foods in al banshes-Tarlaans Lawns Bonnet
Silks, sa.,-s, Artificial Flowers &c.
Gros de Rhnes Of the di;srn; widths and Qualities
atieoni and Ve!itas, Italian Lus;riass IS TO 40 inch
Biz and Blue Biz eros de Swiss. Gros Gram, Sc.
Blk and Blur Blk Dress SatRs.
Black 5om5azI-s !Gll assortment.
Hid Gloves Of every quaity, Mems and Wcmen's,
Lisle Thread Of superior styles, ladies Chdrens' &c.
Sewing Silk Gloves and Nlitts. extra qualities.
Ladies Crlvais Of entire new fabrics and designs.
Italian Cravats, MaeoGis. Vert,s, Nlafr, &c.
Linen Cambrics Linen Cambria and Lawn Hdkfs, best
French PLAIN. Henmei. aud REVERE borders.
Thread Laces and Edenss Trimming Laces, Llse tginss
sc.
Tler Stock will he ouad comprise full sf
all the various small needed, lgd they invite the
of Buyers with the fullest confidence ha they can sup
nj v,on IN their line 3In
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
DIED

Wednesday morning, 2lst inst, WM. LAWRENCE,
1ouihs
The friends the family are invited TO attend the fner-
xuis day (!?t n, :. o'clock T. NJ from their residence
30 i4S McDosga street, without further invitation.
IN this city, 2Uh, Robert c. Cornell. 63; James Smith,
.sh, Mrs Elizabeth Ward. SO; Elizabeth. wife OF
laouas Damn. 6s.
At Albany, 18th, Louisa II wife of Ira Harris, 35.
AZ aiddepo-t, ls,h, JOHN CoKELY, 81, Revolution
ry patrio,.
Al FauOuh, Mass April 30, BRADDocK D1MMocK
VA soldier Of the Revolution,
Newark Nd. 18Th, Henry Guthrie, Of Albany, so.
,a' gainesville, Montgomery couaty, Md, Mr.. Isaac
'Sa'c! the State of New Work. s..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
BOSTON AUCTION SALES.

DY T. T. x o. HlCH. 30 and s. Broad street, Boston.
ID on WEDNESDAY, June I.
LEATHER. SKINS. &c.-20oo sides sole Leather. Up
per in the rough and finished Cali SKINS Sheep and Binding
Skins Split Leather, and other articles In the line.
on WEDNESDAY, June H.
ROOTS SHOES AND BRoGANS-5o0 cases Boots.
Shoes and Brogans.
SENI-ANNUAL SALE.
on WEDNESDAY, July %.
ROOTS SHOES, BROGANS AND HATS,-2,Go0 casca
Boots Shoes gans and Hats comprising the most valu-
able selected goods of the kind
offered NJ auction. miS
Every lot catolocue will be soh without rr--rve.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

FLOUR AND SiEAL.-rherei Is q great want Of demand
TODAY and the market reported be extremely dali
The receipts arc very large, but there considerable
accumulation OF Flour the docks We make no Change
Of quotations. tie range being 62 so for Genesce and
Western brands II is fcu 10 sell Genesee AT the hsh-
est mark aud lots picked Up 1T shade Oft We
netce saleS 200 bhls Troy :: 62t New-oreans dtsp
,io, nre also very dull and small sales are making 50
for common aud IS "a 81! for fancy In Southern, we
hear only OF 2oU 900 bhls Georgetown al 81 which IS
the regular qoa,ion fer southern. At cleveland sles a.
Ia3 AS Buildn freely offered - 2i without buy eES
Al Albany there very little doing. The market was
heavy A. 62t
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
GSee Las, Page,
ARRIVED.

- ARRIVED.
S1p Euhlem. Dyer fr Liverpool. 18Th April with mdZ
- = - AH''"' ~ Co, 2ii steeraee passengers 10 John
Mp superior Moore. 20 ds I'm Mobile, with cotton TO
-tel4y livingston.
SGk Crusader. tBrtish) Jaare. ~ ds I'm Iiyernool in
Last 20 Kcsch brothers * Co 23s steeraye messengers
S'S slEd,, OF Baih) Thompson. IS cs fin Rio de ia
sla with coffee 10 mssoa Tn mpson lei, Ship W,n
sT t1ik tiot aud Baltimore. Brig La Grange loadiuy
,'Nlusk, FriSAte Rar,an aud = src Bai,hpige ,nth
ua'y the passage from London To Rio los, overheard
= sa.e W!n WGItcmo:c, seaman, u native OF Dover
,s Ss Architect, (of Ealiimorc) Gray II ds fm Jobo,
M aEh sugar 10 Mason Thompson, sailed in comma.
%aebfis Mascelus >proul. FOR York; lett big C;ec.
~s,ss, Tor \ YORK ia days; let at Guayama oarss
- a=yyn. Downs unc. T o Brown. Gocdng. DIS. Con-
'Sits, do brgs Emeiac murray, York 10 DAYS.
.,s,aden. urc Jaue Dr!nkwsier. for y YORK sailed
~, 'sih as, lat 81, Sc. Ion 49, Is. saw whaling bnk
mi. vessvl OF abOu, 100 feet In length, abandoned,
- e'snasted aud fl OF water.
va Lady Aians, Hale I'm Canton and Macao Feb. ith
r,' S.s &c 10 hssserty, Draper & Jones. ship Mvs-
c. NuFphy for y York, sailed day previous. Loocheo,
~. sailed same day iloin Macao Roads for Manila.
NJ 'e@ige. Bid I'm Philadelphia. with coal bound to
s ss S0rneia Brulnel I'm Pan,egua (N c) with shin
N, sac! Canton. Cramer, I'm Richmond. coal.
SS ~ ~ "ain .ayor. Janisun. with lime
81, ,'aahuSii HGskill im Tbomaston.
SV,SS y "figd;, iin Norfolk, With corn, bound TO
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

NEW LARTE STONE.
III Spring-st. corner Of Sullivan.
CUTroN & CO. having greatly enlarged their store and III
~ creased their Stock selling DRY GOODS at prices
never heard of before. They have on hand
ShrIngs and Sheeungs manufacturers prices.
Cacees of superior quality, 81. 81 3D. lud Is, and Is 3D.
AIou,sene De LANES, from Is 2d to 5s.
Gnghams. Lawns. Btlzornes. Bareges, &c. very low.
Silks for Long Shaw and Dresses of superior style, and
cheap.
Ribbons ofhe styles and the cheapest in the city
Alpncas and Bombaznes of superb quality, nj the lowest
price with large variety of other styles, just from auction,
und to be sold decidedly cheap.
Mlliners ,uppIieda wholesale prices. ap2l stf