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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04
DRAMATIC RECIPES.

For the 1heatre--cey.y yfne.--Taks
beautiful and highly-accomplishcd
young female. imbued with every yir-
the, but slightly addicted TO bigany!
Let her stew through the iTst act as
the bride Of a condemned convict then
season with benevolent but very ig-
norant lover, add marriage. S,iru
with a gentleman in dusty boots aud
large whiskers. Dredge in meeting,
and basic with the knowledge Of the
dusty boot proprietor being her hus-
band. Let this steam for some time;
during which, prepare. as a covering,
a pair ofpistols, carefully insert the bull
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04
VOL. I'll.

ing out the sign as others do, for | am
an old bachelor, and am disposed to
believe, that if had had a little more
india ruberly phiz, ! should have been
married some forty times before this;
| mean, should have had SO many OPP
portunities or more--as it is, lchabod
Swipes, Esq, with fiourishing bust
ness, an elegant establishment, and
some ten thousand dollars ready money
never had decided nibble in the pond
matrimonial What else could be the
reason l could not imagine. for, truly,
| am not bad specimen OF human ma
ture; and the best taiiors always did
me up in the best fitting garments; per.
haps though they made them fit too
well, for | believe / am little round
shouldered and little bow legged
withal, oh well, never mind! Let the
girls 90 their way! But
whist 10! Didn't you just hear
someth:ng:a
think very probable they did; for
the words were hardly out of his
mouth, when there wasa sound as OF
lorcibly tearing fustain.
Get off my coast tall whispered
Jo!-.By golly there goes one flap as
Why, get off, Ned'-and
Ned was oli--and one leg of bis
breeches too, nearly, as supposed.
for he was on the ground ah-ing and
oh-ing, and between whites telling 10
he believed there were nails in the
side of the walls, for something had
scratched him tremendously, and had
torn his brooches all to pieces. 10
sympathiscd with him, for he said half
Of his coat was hanging up there some
where.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04

/ might have known, if had tho't
Of my own boyhood, that the way to
manage boys is, to treat them kindly.
They have a natural code Of honor
which forbids them to do him an in
Jury who shows regard for them. 1t
is no compliment to man that boys
love to vex him. 1t is pretty true
sign that they have not any soul to
speak of.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
DIED,

On the 18Th inst JOSEPH ". LOCKWOOD, In the IF
ty-four.h year Of hfs age
His friend. and those the family are respectfully invi
ted 20 attend his funeral this afternoon al o'clock from
his late residence No l0 Liberty street, without further
invitation.
On Thursday morning. the 2o,h instant, after few days
IlnesD HENRIETTA L. ERBEN, daughter oil Henry En-
ben, aged l6 years.
The friends the family invited to attend the finer
nj this afternoon, Al o'clock, from the residence OF her
father, No 1872 Prince street.
18th, Mrs. Mary Gcary, n.
18TH. Maurice o. Msra, 81; Washington Walker, IS
Mrs Elizabeth CheesmaD, ~.
18th, Eleanor ". Sccly II.
At Jersey City, lss Spencer c. OF EdwardJ, Dan
forth, 3,
AT Albany, Eth. John II. Kittle. 90.
At Saratoga, 18th. Hosea BalloI, %.
At Brockpor 9Th Ephran Chamberlain. 81
At Rochester. 18th, Mrs Rebecca J. Butler, 30
At Schenectady, 18th, CORNELIUS L. VAN SAINT
YooRT. s., Revolutionary patriot; 10th, Isaac ~ Van
DC Bogart, 49,
AT Hudson. l3.h. Cirrus Curtis. Ai.
AT the American Hospital, in Lafaina Oct 81, Jeremi-
all Hatch seaman bark George, He belonged To Log
Island, n y.
At Ctca 18th, Daniel Buttericd, Jr. 81.
At Port Chester, ls;h Caroline daughter OF Jared Park
At Red Hook ltb. Jeremiah More, Of EondOut 81
At Buffalo, 10TH MS Phebc Osborne, 20. formerly Of
Southold L. T.; 10Th, Cornelius Egseston, %.
At Troy, lTth. VIM Job. Sc.
At Albany, l7tl Hrs Elizabeth Hermans, sS
At Delhi, llth, Rev. James McEwen, - /; Mrs s. 81,
Parker, 2i.
At Paris. France, 81 Feb. William j. Shaw, of firm of
Richards Cronkh!te & Shaw, of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
~r,0r-,xr pUnp.s OH.

IT, Pliuy, the celebrated naturalist. speaking OF bears III
forms us that their used by Cleopatra the most nu'I
ty. substance wic could be applied her magnificent hair
Science hes given the modess compound for this purpose
cqus the provisions afforded by Nature n III grease 81
wonjrrlul. The capillary are siieosthened The bulbs
are uourislcd aud the young hair increases IN quantity
Even bald spots becoae fertile under lis influence ic
roots have been total nnnhiaed and hIs Is rarely .
case eXcert al an advanced age In fact The Genhnr icI
OIL is unquestonabIy the best preparation Tor the ha 'Aa'
the world has Yet a, e. ,h ,,,r
pose Of the toilet by a. B. SANDS Co Chensi. % aad
Dmrc;st, 273 roa way cor Chambers Sold also Al ~
Fulton ST. and II East Broadway Price 50 cents large bot
llos. q cents small. iil1 i"'''
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
RIED.

On the 18th instant, bv Rev " Coe. Mr. wM z. FER
PISS 10 Miss LULA A. ROBBINS all Of Green 5ich, Ct.
At Buffalo 18th, w 3. Morgan TO Sarah N. Case.
At Kingston 9Th jeremiah Patterson TO MAY EcAef'
10Th Cornelius Post 10 Jane \. Styles
A. Delhi l3,h Peter Wright to Ann Frasier
Al PownaI VI, Jan. l. Robert A Barry, Of New o'A'
&C Julia 4. Gibberd. ,,,,
At Utica, 18th. William Hackett to Jane .,n LAT
At Sewburgli Ilti, Il. Thorp TO MARINE "A''A' ''''
Morris Smith 10 Jane \. Chase s c-...
AT Albany. 18th. Franklin Spring to MISS >
Al Utica l6;h Jshu Stone 10 Martha a; .t-i ,ey q, 60
A. Goshen 9th Nm L Tallmadse, OF Wisc"iis'l 10 ga
rah 7. Reeve. ,A.. r.,,rss o.
Catherine McCregor.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

Gov Barley of Ohio hasissued his proclamation
calling meeting the Bank Commissioners Columbus
on the 18th inst. The Boa-d VIII then organise upon
applications from Banks formed under the law and take
the inta;ory steps organise such BIaks and put them
into operation.
A bill 10 appoint Commissioners to examine the
books accounts &c OF the Board of Canal Fund Commits
sones and the books OF the transfer OF Ohio Stocks il the
City ofNewYork passed the Senate Of Ohio on the st Inst
The contractors of the Miami Extension Canal
calculate confidently upon having that work completed in
short time The work has been prosecuted with great
ysor and energy during the pas; winter When completed
the navigation Will be opened cea- through from CIncn-
matt 10 the Lakes.
The proceeds of the Madison and Indianapolis
Road, for the year ending the lst OF February 4s4'
amounted TO upward $4,000, being nearly double that
of the previous year After paying more thar SoVVo ioF
repairs and $1,000 for machinery Sc dividend OF = per
cent was declared on the stock Of the Company The
Board hive determined that from lis present ter
NINA Indianapolis shall be Immediately agreed upon
Tae travel by the Mononsahe!a Slack Water
improvement exceeds lAe expectation Of is friends
packet arrived at Pittsburgh the 18th with "a passe
gers from Baltimore and Is way passengers These pas
scngers reached Cincinnati in s hours from Baltimore IN
cludns Is hours stay in Pittsburgh
The proposition TO discriminate in tolls on the
Erie Canal between Oswego and Syracuse on property
coming through the wellaud Canal with consiera-
bic opposition at the West. meeting Of tie business
men at Chicago has been held which the following Eeso
lutions passed:
Resoiced That the object: Of the measure IN question
should be contaminated il will have the effect oi sl'is
Southern drcction to vast deal OF western r-ae no"
eDjoyei Sy New York and the Illinois ard Michigan Ca
nal-t!e completion which distant period we now
confidently hope or-iustead OF being another Ink IN the
chain OF communication between Newly ork ana the az
West will serve assisting 10 turn the Lake COM
merce into the AissisPp that the proposed changes WIZ
have the break up commercial relations with
New York, and the mutual advantages resulting the!e!'o
Will i,e lost.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
ROMAN EYE RALsANI.

fCJ- THE LIGHT or rHr BopY is THE EYE.'-W a
calamity must be for those vino have weak eyes 10 live IN
rerTetual twilight They canno, read pleasant books or
we pleasant letters their friends enjoy the pleasant
sunshine of bright day Nature may be joyful IN
her holiday attire iry condemned constant GLOOM
Not necessarily however, Science has produced man; won
loe n the rtc1s who have been cured BY ii$ Application
could not si;tiug # the eyclias nfiamed
or the eyebailS boodsho hat the cause may nave
been-ust call the of Aiessrs sands Co. IN Broad
way aud they will furnish with jar OF te Baisa or -
cents with printed directions Tor fersevere IN The al
plication for short time. You rW succeed
Prepared and sold hy A B. SANDS < co Chemists ana
Druggists 273 Broadway. Chambers St Sold also az ~
Fulton 81. and u East Broadway. MP ImS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
Police Office.
THEFT OF Il

THEFT OF RIBBoNs--l Grand Luteng.-Mary McCara-
pa;h was arrested for stealing, Christmas day, Two
boxes OF ribbons valued at $50. from the store No. Sl
Broadway. She Is fully committed for trial.
STEALING FROM MERCHANT TAiLoR.-John johnson
arrested for stealing worth Sl9 The officers
found stolen silver watches In his possession, for which
owners are wanted. lie is committed for trial
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
YEw SPRING AND sUMHER GOODS
MpNS:s. BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
TEnRISIc Z GREEN

no Chntham-st.. corner Of Pearl.
VIII krEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND \ I'LL
IL AND COMPLETE ASSoRTMkN OF
News Boys and Chiidrens Cloth!HS,
or , 5,,crip;cus made the rAsHio>ABtE sT'LE
m which he wcuid sreetuy invite the attention OF
hosr n want; As he hiss made arrangements 10 TecsIve
Cloths. CnSsimeres, v estinSs, &c By every f,cset
md has secured the Ineed u;'e he pledges
himself TO give perfect satisfaction all who may purchase
Garments mais order q, he sher:est notice and
trith strict prHctuaittv. MI ISL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
County Court.
I,dsc rIs,,nrrrru in the Chair.

Judge ULsaoEsfER In the Chair
Trial on gse Impeachment Of Justice HASKELL continued
The Court met with view to hearing the argument OF
Counsel Mr.. James I, Brady commenced on behalf OF
Justice H. and occupied the sitting lie Will be replied to
by Mr. Patterson on behalf OF the prosecution.
Adjourned 10 this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

T.
In 1882 the receipts up ist March were only SSeoo
less ,hsn one-hac the amount received this year. The
stock is now selling at lOi.
A Bank has been established at Columbus, Ohio,
under The independent portion Of the new law, called The
City Bank Its formed OF the Mechanics Savings lns
tuition OF ,.at place. rThe capital is 100000.
The British bark Wilson, from lchaboe, arrived
Charleston Saturday eveung last The Captain stated
that there but about 5000 OF Guano tbs island
and that there about 80 sail Of vessels wanS which
had gone 70. carsoes OF which will have 10 leave
did the Wilson, in ballast.
The following were the sales al the Boston Stock
exchange yesterday: 10 shrs Western Fri lol2O Fitch
burg Ird 2o-S Portland Saco Portsmouth Rrd 1901
10 Charlesown Branch Bird 2l-60 Norwich and wor-
ceser Hrd 7ll-So L Island Rrd 7s-2D0 Wilmington Rrd
2Us 2l--l50 Reading Rrd PSI 3Ss-li4o East Boston
stock IS 1911 There have very large sales OF
Boston stock Boston in addition the quantity sold al
the Board The sales here, in the street, are also large
There appears be strong in this
Money al Boston rather better inquiry per cent.
good paper. The Board Of Brokers has rcscndsd its
rule limiting time contracts.
Maryland State stocks continue 10 decline. On
Friday las, small sales made At Baltimore AT so
Tor 6cs and wsnes lay they sold at ~ aud more Of
cfed at that rate The decieoscn has been regular from
day to day a, about II per cent.
The amount of Specie received at New Orleans
fSom LIST September to lith March is 81 Sl,4s3,4sl.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES rRETAILED AT
" WHOLESALE PRICES, ty j. T. WlLLIsToN.
Dealer IL Watches, No Cortland street, cor Broadway up
stairs.
AuwATCHEs sold a. ,his establishment Warrant
e,. 10 be such AZ rprry,en-d the money refunded
second Had Ws,c-s taken eNch,ns, CT bought for
cash 4.
Watches, Clocks and JeWeiry ref4lted IN The
h-st manner = the lowest pricss ~ Lnls
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
HICH GOODS.

Jus, landed aud received ety cases various stiles o.
rich DRESS GOODS the most splendid aud cTIe'lSire
Fabrics. and the richest colorinss ever exhibited
The attention of those who buy for the most (dsgndo!e
trade i; invited, BOWEN NlcNAMEE,
ng i'm lG William corner Of Beaver.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
Coroncr,s Office.

Fot>p DRownEp.-The Coroner called this morning
10 hold inquest the body OF unknown colored female
which found floating the North River q
Nurrsv,S;rrct Ts inquest deferred till
III. body taken the Dead House in the Park and lies thcr
r recognition She was dressed dark check ock laced
hoes aud black stockingsand had been in the
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
TO LET.

,-A STORE WANTED-In or near Penr street. be:
fntn tween Wnll and Fulton street The first and second
floors would frt floor and cellar. Addres
Box l5i8 p a. sinting location terms, &e. mh2l lw
yNAEt... row kK.-t.x-nsye Water Power To let. on
w the Bronx River. the Village of West Farms eleven
miles from the city There . an ebundsHt supply q w,s.
DRIED HORSE pOWER and il - easy Of access by land
and by There buildings on the premises but
the could have put M Immediately By The owner or
he could lease the alone and put np such build
ngs As would suit his own immediate application
must be made TO +. Copcutt 3is cor
nrr franklin The Harlem Railroad within about
m;Ic of the piace mil Avis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
NEW ENGLISH WORKS,

NEW ENGLISH WORMS,
Imported rsr Cambria.
ByD APPLETON * co. 200 Broadway
Deke oi AA'ipor'"7" ie'''t' '''' SIS co
t i; ;G. aud C,,r,ssnonJsrc. vols syo.... 50
t'ot ft H.i,s. ,' ,pd Il,natrb,< vols Syo.. .
Ink- of W-igstons Slaxims aud Opinions. svo %
Clus ndi,n Gallery splendid voums, col and !aiii
p;i.. I y oir-y- of the Irt.rrs syo....... ! q
iI.,[5;,,' - ~, 1,,,,ors Svo ........ | 5l
~ Ii p .,;,,,snr,ry 'Conr,niou ........ | 2J
s.' e! - r.. ! P.sI' ~ T,rif ......... 80
i3Si' ;,is,n.,,t, az Ph-xrs translated 30
r, rr,.,.s' ii,+nai aF r,,1- - ... 3 so
@.,er' vLe TrcIc nF V1, Soienc.s-Zooo-y-vol2 25
Arnod sermon, on Interpretation Scripture Syo.. 50
aTFlil0n' ps3 ear 0' '"e ','e'o"s 200
H. On the Iru;ty of the Church 8vo.......... 90
hamman gu ae New ,r fSs Time 800
t-i;h ~ i,IaIr,H : T; i, for ISi5 .......... 2g5
l;tn': l;nn''s: .:,,no, ~, He,th ....... 2 90
o,ss ~ E,rIi,h Works irported tn order. rnol 2tis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
BOARD.

DRIVATE ROOMS WITH BoARD.-A private family
consisting Of four genesl Tersons occupying oae OF tn,
most dei-httur situated houses IN Last Broadway would
Ike after the Of May plors AID bedrooms aGd
panries attached In the second sio 20 two gentlemen and
furnish ti:ir Persons
wishing board the coming season. this IS aud opportunity sell
dom with the comforts Of quiet -sgl home
nay br had on rlsonable Fer aT; rtici.r rase
address Hrosi1n Branch Post Oce, with real nae aGd
wi-rr interview NAV ic had. M 5tis-
pOARDA narlor, vi III one or ,wo et-rooHS adjoining
om for insle Gen;lemla 30 let with board - BoEdSt
mzl II
DOARD WANTED-ln celteel private family by \
- where the comforts c nome be -royed;
location North Chlmb-rs aad West o Broadway address
Jeweer Tribune Office which must be mode
~ l:nni EsererceS glven and r-rnIred- n2L %
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS AT NEW PRICES.

% I IV-N ". %.
Inform their and friends that there
be found 177 SPRINGST (he Old Stand for Cheap
Goods large assortment OF New Spring Goods purchased
recently very low prices and to be sold DECIDEDLY
CHEAPER than the styles offered before in
this City Among other decidedly cheap articles may be
found NEW STYLE DE- LANES, BALZoRINES,
LAWNS. .ORGANDiE MUsLINS, ,CALICOES, SHIRT
INGS, SHEETINGS, LINENS, DIAPERS, SArI-
NETS. FLANNELS, CLOTHS. BROCHA AND
OTHER SIAWLS, sc. &c.
S& CO all in of Dry Goods Of any kind that
our prices such that person be disappointed who
shall favor is with their patronage.
III SPRiNG-STREET, cor OF Sullivan.
y B-Just opened large supply Of Shirtinss and Scei-
Ge sold as low goods of the quality
mi tT
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

BoARDING.-AiRS. GoSS havrng opened the new and
oions bo,se o6 ycscv-st-ec: near the Astor House,
profers choice OF desirable rooms 70 rasen, or pea-
nen, Boarders Croton shower warm and cola oa'S Tree
The location is very central yet quiet and sAaay tss
moderate. w. -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

~ Bakers, Attcnd.-The Master Bakers of thus
CIV and Brooklyn requested TO attend meeting TO be
held on Sardy evening a Il cocs at The sakes1f no
Jcurneymln Bakers ke noce-Ths members Of the jour
rn Baker, Association requested 10 meet the Haste
R,t.r Mus Neeripc saturday evening, Match - at
Il o clock, &: the ShakeSperr Hotel m-o u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
LEARY 81 CO.'S

FASHION FOR STRING. 1916. !,
GENTLE EMEN;S HATS Of our Spging pattern VIII De
" ready for sale and delivery aad alter Friday the 2S
instant. = .... e. ,l,a o,
sung ..aon and to preclude al possibility oi error IN th'
minds of the public and trade generally IN tbs cy ana else
I nc Ia lis origin aud distnctyely peculiar features, We
present the following detail of its proportions, VIZ
CROWN5t incl-s high G bell at sides. bell III ifohI
and rear, yeoman, curve.
TiP-3l6 inch oval the edge rounded eft lilo inch,
BiINI2i inches wide all around-Set. natural curve
Cini wide.
h r,irul, s of the brim is unique and our
will be served with style expressly adapted TO the character
isc features and form OF each RESPECTIVELY NIB Oils
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

BoARD1SG.-rwo or three gentlemen can be accom-
mota.ed with single roons with CRATES at HIs Jaas
HaisAts No. 24 Barcayst. Also, room ana oedievii
10 lei with board Reference gwen and required J'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

lot boat acks,a reported having, oil the Capes OF Del
aware spoken shp-understood Ceres bound to Phlads
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

NEW BOOKS
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF TIE AMERICAN REx D.
STORIES OF THE AMERICAN REFOLUTlQN a
beautiful Juvenile illustrated By numerous o:sina desSa
wood and steel. -. - ~ -.
ARTlI' RS TE.M PERANCE. T. ALES ia two parts ~
THE MAIDEN Story for my Young Coun;rynen by l..
'rb;s ,I,v received AZ TURNER X HAYDEN'S.
n2i Chenr Cash Bookstore. 10 Johu-s near Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

~ Church of the Saviour. tSroo.SiJ'n:)-
There will e religious III This Church THIS eNinc
commencing st :. O'Clock NAL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

II. NJ. BAKER, Aucuoneer.
PY MORGAN 4 JOHNSTON, Store 2ls Broadway.
ID THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock.
A large and general assortment Of Dry Goods, Cutlery
Gold and Silver Watches amongst which are some superior
English Levers Jewelry, Fancy Articles, &c &c Liberal
cash advances made all consgnmonts Out door sales
attended TO- d3l AM
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

~ THE INVISIBLE WiG.-So closely resembles The
-s,I h-,d OF hair that ssepcs and have pro-
,oupcrd il the perfect and Extraordinary invention Of NE
The great advantage OF this vel and unique wls Is rs
kginS made wheu sewing wearing which causes rs AZ
rTncrs so closely resemble the n,urs hair beth IN light
p,,rral aplcsrlnce defy detection. trtuTe
beias SO beautiful porous and 50 FIVE that IN al cases o
ayarcration unimIaired. graf evils c
br Si.s entirey avo5ed The sksptc and connosssur
alike invited this noss ana eeanu! VIZ and he
Bery 6 Broadway cOIneF OF Lieerty-sts.t up stats
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
SPOKEN

Ship James Cooper Mobile; blk Calico 81 Peters
hurr brjg Emily. Charlcs.on; Il Bourne, Newport, Fa
Macon, Savannah, and others.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
EDGAR JENKINS. Auctioneer

EDGAR JENKINS, Auctioneer
DERENProRY SALE OF REAL ESTATE OF IRE late
John CiepdeniRJ 6y order Of The Court 81 Chdncery-
This property known the Sharon Farm Of which John
ClcndcnluS, died, seized, COMPRISING ABOUT FIVE
HUNDRED LOTS is situated the 18th ward of the city
of New-York on the sth and 9th avenues and 99th
lOO,h lSlst l02d 1884, 0h and lO5h streets, hereto
fore postponed by certain orders Of the Court OF Chacey
The house. houses, and about 40 lots OF ground lying
Immediately contiguous thereto will be sold in one parcels
the residue convenient parcels rs to make II an oteet
20 the purchasers. The sale will he made at public apc-
,ion under the direction OF the subscriber by Messrs
Halliday jenkins, Auconees, on Thursday "Oh March
at IL O'Clock NJ. AZ the Merchants Exchange.
The sale will DC positive aud perempory TO the highest
bidder. The said premises shown and described on
map OF the said property which may be procured until the
day OF sale Of Mcssr Halliday & jenkins. No. Is Broad
street The terms and mode Of sale will be announced at
the time and place OF such sale.
FLOYD SMITH. Trustee, SC.
ml3ists No. 1913 Pearl street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
FOR SALE.

~ FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A family in
ma pos,ession ul beautiful Iesldrnce near the Railroad
pot, At Jamaica. L. wish TO sell or make az ss
Attached hOuse and of rich land are foiy more
acrcs IN a well cultty,ird STAR, Apply 10
ms2I ivy GEO. d. BALDWIN. Is Sprnce-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

Public notice hereby given that election Will 6 hel5 on
Monday the sevenh day Of ApslI neIt az ie .Ge ~ M,
o'clock P n 70 ehoo5e siiGs 1d 1nr % 'Sf 81
~ Committee 20 fill the places OF Me- Samuel
;r,ydon Chle. " Nanry Charles Nj Connolly ard Jo5in
St"1itl, tsi Nl..'e 80 " ml2 2lt
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
=. & ]. WALLlN

-. " j. w ALLlN,
(sr-ccRSsORs TO GEO. G. HowE)
Inform their friends and the public hat they have
NOT REMOVED.
Blu. continue the WATCH AND JEWELRY BUSINESS
" on hand large and nch Of shopnbe Jewey,
Watches Silver Ware and Fancy Ahccs at The lowest pos
K W. h,ve secured the services Of one Of The bsst
Watch Makers from Liverpool. mhD lota
pY ORDER OF CHARLES P. DAILY. Associate Judg.
ID Of the Court Of Common Pleas for the City snd County
Visions Of h authorizing attachments assnit n9a o.
resident dTbt9I sl an ai.aehme1s has issued ~ psy
aud that viii se soio lI
the payment of her debts unless she appear ard H.
first rubc1cn Of thi. notice 4ad that t5s symta Of any
debts due 10 her by residents Of this Sats nt, biongiee
si s her. Ss sad he as aa hsI g.Ish az os
den by law and void Dated The 91s ITO r. ALLEN
M, ,.xsm Auon.y tsi StS, tAs.shas J g G;s1l.s.:
co-.oIrv,c =, T-Rv ,g,ue Of se.ers wriis Of FieTi
Fsia g me dood aad d',ted viii esPpse oenes e sls
on Thursday the twsateth DAY T, = 81 Tie CITY New York
II *, = ps 1yh Pe .Sd William e. ssy Which ;s,
be had sixteenth day 81 ,v e sftcrwsras or 10 sad 70
ha1ft.d I & a9, and S Iou1d situate yns and
br; IN ht k,o,y std distinguished esftain map ci
.. ~ Of NICHOLAS William 5nyye9sn made ~ Easia M
~ ogr hundrd Gsd sIieea bounded as tollows,
70 ay Beginning the N0rthwss. eoiarr o. ne ihs.
ArsHus tenty-seven get aad inch 10 lot nueer tlI
s ss,a thence Wes and by lot nuber t and paras Mh
one hondasa s. S % ad ass men 10 Tea
WIN al, ,sod and fio thence East By sad euthtst
Sas and s2purtensaces 6ooyisg IN
me- h ie sppYrtaining WILLIAM JONES. sherif
6,.S T. sSlasl y:sfi h f'l aysw
The sale Of the above described property Boponed aai
the 18Th DAY Of A Hsf' at @fTA$ III '.Gi ijoSEs 81
FnEp'k L. yutrII. Deputy sherd. No, ,,r,A,s
Dated Nsw-fofk. March 20. la3. fn4i ia"sAis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
srock ExcnaNeE-SEcoNp DOARD.

(For Commercial and Money Aattrs, see last PagsJ
FRIDAY, p. NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

~ MEssRs. BARKER * &TowLE. No II cathanne
have received large lo OF Domestic Goeds from ;'
wreck Rees!dr damaged By water oniy. M