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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

The dscord between the rival candidates Tor the Le-
gsalure still continues. but hope it will be
lcably settled. Were We 10 consult personal feel
ngs alone, there is no man in Virginia whose election
should hail with more sincere pleasure than that Of
James Lyons-But under existing circumstances, we
should regard his election defeat OF lie "
"a cause dearer by far than the elevation of any
however able or however estmable-and there few
ADLER and none esmable than Mr.. Lyons. Why
should we regard his election as defeat If the Wing
caused Because he is in favor Of the xaiion of Tex
as2 Certainly not but because he makes that issue
paramount 10, and absorbing all others. Can any Wing
Of Richmond be blind to the iact too, that Mr. Lyons is
really the candidate If The Lccooco rariy in Richmond
and that he is their candidate, because they love
him. but because they that he be made of
destroy the harmony and 10 diminish the strength of
their opponents in the Gibraltar Of Nhggery? lflhey
were sirong enough 10 elect a tf their own would
James Lyons receive their support, even with all his
Texas zeal9 Not he. II he believe otherwise, ei him
look at the fate of Willoughby Newton in the Essex
Cong ressional disirict-as a Texas man as be-
and yet. although he was praised for a while BY the
Loces, he is now not only opposed but dashed with
whip Of scorpions ty the very lie served! Such
would be Mr.. Lytrs' fate il lie were in Mr. Newtons
position. We take i, for granted, however, that Mr.,
Lyons has determined 10 he candidate noens eolens
and if this be So hore the Wings Of Richmond will
lake the matter in their hands, and seleci UIp
candidate, upon whom the party will rally in sufficient
numbers to defeat Mr.. L., who, although no Locofuco
himself, will be in fact, repeat the Lgoco eandi
date.
We beg leave to sdd, in reference the course pur-
sued by the RicLmond " hre, that. until it was itself
recklessy assaed. ard its nduct faeanily nisrepe-
sented lis course, reference Ibis election has been
characterized by delicacy. orbeance and moderation
which eniiile il 10 all commendaticn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

Black and drab Fur. Panama, Lcslorn and Palmet-
hleaf HATS.
SHOES. Sole Leather. Hardware and Crnckery
Inaf and Brown Sugars. Cafiees Teas &c. &c,
To which they respectfully invite The attention of thoir
customers and the public generally They pie Ire them
selves 10 sell ns low any House in Lynchburg.-
They have hand nearly 5000 yards very superior
Mountain Tow Linen At the Invest market price
COUNTRY .NER CHANTS
solicited 10 call and examine their stock before buy
ing, rs great Inducements viii be offered.
March 81 WV il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07
CHEAP DD.NEN TICS.

fGNIiE SUBSf RIDER. Agen, for he 'Rlibcrwood'
Il Factory, ktngspJft, Tennessee, Offers for sale
U bales very stIu, Shcelnes. in which will
be sold bargain. GEO. BAGBY.
Jan. I3 ,sI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

Winchester Congressional District. The Iocos held
second Convention in this District on lie 2Sih ull i,
Tor the purnose if possible, Of healing the dscord in
their anksior they have their troubles as well as the
Wings produced by The failure of The first TO nominate
candidate Mr.. Lucas, the present member received
large majority ihe votes, and has accordingly accept,
ed The domination. His opponent, Mr.. Bedineer, how
ever, has declared himself candidate, and, 10 a
scerehIn2 cicuario che Democracy Of the District, ,,
exposes The fraud attempted to be prscised nron them
oy the Lucas Convention, which, he alleges, was VA.
larry constituted. with an express eye to his (Mr Bed
lngers) exclusion and in orposi N to the wishes Of
afee majorliy of'he party. The Wings, profling by
he exam pie OF their opponents, should either run can
''aae o 'heir own or see if they se, some Ia
III Loco to take The bounty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

The annual average value Of Flour ex-
ported In lonr Years from 1891 to
1924, period Of low duties, he
states. 10 be
In eight years, from 1926 10 1882,
period Of high duties. il was
In four years, from 1883 To 1912, . Pc
rod Of partly high and partly low
dniles. under the descending scale
provided by the Compromise Act,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

DR. H. K1MBALL'S MINERAL TEETH.-The cele
eTty which these Teeth have obtained and the high value
set upon them by those who have them, together
with Their known intrinsic superiority the
OF Teeth that are made III this country, have induced Dr.
knba 20 make such arrangements will hereafter ena
bic him 20 supply the increasing demand for them 10
extent; he has been confirmed in this design by the uni
form which has attended his practice in this de-
parnent OF his profession snd by the high encouns that
have been passed upon these Teeth by many OF
distinguished citizens who now wearing them. and by
several OF the eminent Physicians and Dentists OF this
CITY, who have spontaneously offered the mos. ample tes
monais TO their excellence. These Teeth and viii
tinuc 10 be made by Dr. Kmban err.neciy for his ocn
prac they are in the most elegant manner, upon
heavy gold plate and adapted the mouthn such way as
combine the hhes, utility with the greatest possible com
fort They are warranted 10 be unsurpassed BY any that
made in the United States and are guaranteed III al
20 DIT perfectly and &c answer all the purposes that
artificial Teeth can be made to answer Dr. kinba wish
e it 10 be particularly noted that his arrangements are
such as viii enable him offer these Teeth made in the
style above mentioned az TIE sane pees that are ea'ged
for the most sIyTor kinds Specimens may be seen at his
house. No. 52s Broadway, near sprins-st olo luisy'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW ROGK%NEW BOOK

y Cruikshank, Omnibus Vehicle 'oF fun sad ifoiie
prcs D cents.
rl= Countes, EsusIirI. r-ce p esatS
it.-p-ris Sible y - prics IS cents -
3, Magic Goblet. b. Fae tasiea, authoT nj ~ ho>s
Of thistle Island Vrie- I2s cents
Fr-nIaH- l- Pcrat2=rslllns Naiioasl houItnce oi
the Last Wa by : H. Ilssaham Esq price l2s celts.
Wandering Jsw-Yol. l--Conpl=te. iirlcs y cents
Ne tEurch With Bishop; Feep into the SANCTUARY
- This rather gu-ar Pamphet 1t shows. however,
what tie bos;oaans ihink OF New-foTS Bishop. Pee
T.: cents.
Ths above together with Ill h aad la;e publications.
i1f sale wholesale and srail by
b RGE>S, STRINGF.R y co. e22 Broadway.
rn6 s;Is Corner Aun-stTert-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS,
For C.nlae,eal and Money Matters. see las! Page
wsnSrsD,y p NJ

tFor CsnMsycial aud Money Matters. see Last Page
WspNESpar, P. VI.
The Stock Market improved at the first board,
but closed with ahcr downward tendency. The bad eff
feet of the Texas appears TO have subded and
The operators generally do not bring that subject into their
calculations chances The continued of the money
market enables the bulls the market and gradu
ally advancci,.
In Exchanges there is not much doing, bu, rates
are steady Sterling % aio Francs 525 523s. Con-
tinen;al bills have downward tendency
We gave few days since the value of the I'M
ports ct this port for Feb We give below the quan-
the leading articles. and also the imports Tor jan
usry and February for lsiS, a. l3 The facts are
furnished by the shipping List:
AouDy statement Gf imports into ne Per, Of yt lor for
he month Of February.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06
Export, from lsl 10 2s h Yebruary.
Beef 2,95l bbls.
Pork OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50 bbls.


GROCERIES.-For three days the market for crop
Sugars continues Very frm-prccs. however, have
red, For Brown Havacas, the stock being reduced
about $500 bxS. higher have been paid the saes IN
cuuc perhaps, all 10 DC hsd below 4 cents there are
few or White first baas. The transactions consi.
OF 200 hhdS of New Orleans AZ 5S cents 80 Porto
Rico. q I; st. CroiN within range; 500 bXs
Brown Havana "a cents; and 40 white do. = mos
Coffee has been u since our last and have only
,ce sales OF 7C0 bags Brazil At SIS cents; 500 La
cuayra, g - the latter price Tor prime green 1870 Java
ST Q, mos and $50 ST. Domingo Ss cents cash. The
market for MoaSScs with good demand and moderate
ccipS has again advanccd u cents, and closes very
firmly, prices still retaining upward tendency. The
sales corSiS; OF cargo OF New Orleans At PSI
CT Trinidad Cuba as $50 bbls New orleans. 25 27 al 10
arrive; 67 do. here. y; 3l2 hhis and 10 bbs
crop Porto Rico, 2sl IS hhdS 27 as DO private TERMS
50 do very uperlo old crop % 2i ard cargo Of Car
dena in lots from second hands. 81 - al the usual
time. Two cargocS OF New Orleans remain undsposed
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06
LANES no BURN CAMPHENE

JyORN'S PATENT SOLID BOTTOM GLASS
II FOUNTAIN La Si?S for CGaghsne Chemical Oil.
have become universally celebrated and sought after tie
most perfect Lamps inverted They the appro-
baton and praise Of all who them Try all others but DO
not fail ~ the best The chespst and above ALL the LTmTs
ai will the greatest light with the least TheY
.e the simple and elsy zaase and tTim canno CO,
ro or become slted While burning easiy ceAned inside and
ou; and ecet b. draft cuIEeut Of ar Less thaa
half cent per hoor viii give you splendid light ~ Try
oze" Manufactured wholesale and retail bT o: Fay No
80 Fulien-st.e t>un Bnildngsl Nssf ork w; stand
Lsraps for ParlcTs with without LusiTes Spspending
Lamps for Stores Hotels and Churehs also Chand-lier
side Branches SC aa style desired, or made 10 o.cer
n B-Lsdies If you wish youI eyessht 10
good old age and BEAUTIFUL light 10 sew or
rad by do fail procure Of these Lamps One IN
TIE c-n,r- of large pznT " enable you read the nnest
pTiEt II the most remote cornsy. y lrls
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

N.yAL.-Captain Hannum, from Gibraltar, Jan.
;sa,, S New York, was spoken off Cape Paos Jan
liS's 10 % days from New-York for Port Mahon did
~, ~, touch at Gibraltar The U. S squadron was
AZ Port Mahon January 20. Mr.. Sanford, Asss.an'
Tnzineer of the late L. S. steam frigate Missouri
,yo1ld return home in the Lexington.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06
wooDwoRTH's PLANING MACHINES.

WOODWORTH'S PLANNING MACHINES.
EoURTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE, together with
many valuable improvements anc additions 10 his for
er too enables subscriber 20 furnish, at short notice,
and OF the most perfect construction, materials and work
manshp Machines plane weed in al its varieties such
as planning surfacing oily, or cutting meuldiDgs.
Alz planning, tonguelng and growing joint!ng, rab-
betting, and planning capboards
Application may be made 10 the subscriber his estab-
I!shneut IN Foxboro, al his Office OF CONNER
cal and Lewis streets, Boston, where Machines may be
een and any information relative the may be OBJ
tanned; well as OF Josiah Blackwell and Co. NewYork,
or OF J. ". Scherck, Albany.
Letters Of ae.e inquiry must be postpaid
SAMUEL y. SCHESCk.
Foxboro' Mass. April /. 1874. II isa
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06
los or SUBSCRIPTIONS BOOKS.

a We lost by the FIRE Subscription Book when CON
.lneJ part Of tho list OF Southern subscribers ~ ''
Wtfy Tribune received q: this Office previous 70 ue V
tecnth day OF October last. Also Subscription n'0A
.slnng small portion Of Che names OF our -,
North ard ygszt Of ABany he STATE cf Hs''i~A, "'
Wsn part Of Vermont yoraerH OHIO 'o''f'" r"4','"
and yoy,rn Illinois and OF Jo,fa. WLeona" ana
The Mall Books containing the t,y weeks
last wear AID the 10 months subscribers Of the prese
!o ,,T oraiy o6tge us by r2ardiag us NE
"f or sLs:,l1Ts at 5nse points and The tine t9r
,eSie ey hare paid All our Mail Books Tor ,ne p@ ~,
-rbupe are saved and miss none oil the "eeN's 0"'
soen enough papcrs OH hand TO supply those oi
o,r Subscribers whose names we have lost
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

At Cincinnati Eastern Exchange was firm at l. |,
with only moderate amount wanted There has been
some demand for specie for remittance to New-Oreans
sight and short sight funds being extremely There
is but little worthy Of notice in scps uncurrent funds.
Indiana Scrip sold at 95 99c. for old dates and State
Bank os Illinois notes nj 10c.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06
IMPORTANT NEW WORKS.
TUE. CROSS OF CHRIST

D. APPLETON x co PUBLISH ON WEDNESDAY.
THE CROSS OF CHRIST;
Or Nclitous on the Death aud Passion of our Blessed
Lord aud Saviour. Editedhy Walter +, Hook DID, Vi
car Of Leeds vol l6mo. Price 62i cents.
The above mnua of devotion first made for private
and without any view ofpublcaon Its
extracts from Holy Scriptures aud the writings Of eminent D.
ynesincluin. Bishop Andrews Bishop HALL Bishop VIII
son. Bishop Jeny Taylor Bishop orseley Dr. sutton 81
Augustine 81: BonaventuFc, Thomas A. kempis, Richard
Hooer and Others of more times IL will b. found ad-
maby adapted guide in time e retirement and sickness.
ON THURSDAY,
RURAL ECONOMY in its relation with Chemistry,
Physics aud Meteoroogy Chemistry aTlrd TO Agrcul-
By RBou5ssansau translated by Geo. Law, Agri-
cui,Hrist. vol. l2mo 600 plgeS--S 80.
The Chemical portion OF ths volume contains much that
beth valuable and the time rendered IA
nnr 70 the unscientifc reader. he intelligent Farmer Will
fad his merely .eie1rd Terusal of the work.
but ~ regarding book to BE- KEEP; by him for perma
reference aud consultation
NEARLY READY
STABLE. ECONOMi-i Treatise the Management
of Horses by John stewart with Notes aud Additions by ~
q. Allea, Editor ithe Agrcuurs' vol l2mo. illus.
traied M 2tis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06
NEW TALES AND SKETCHES.
lu.i Prhiished


THE MENifSTO: Gift nf Friendship. Edited. by G
": Ever~si vol Emo with Eucrayings-Sl VI.
lS interesting vcluue consists Of original Tales AID
SEriches IN ar'l emieeut contributors.
Tbs book had II been published few month, earlier
would have passed Tor OF tn attractive annual, OF
t- sl>oq bat possesses such inherent attractions that
hih appreciation eou Intelligent RAIDERS L IS made up or
contributions boh prse and poetry frm many the mos,
gifted s "a The land aad while The aItcIe generally
stHcty religious Character they nevertheless
mocal and ueia tendency Tn work withaI Is very hand
soGely up aud fitted 70 both readers and pure
ers only by tire essential excellence Of the articles bu by
The ssFeeabe d'e's Ia which iifg ars brought 81. ont
This is ve-y neatly nrirtsl rolums filed with excellent
literary contributions from well known writers. and
end5d tasteful readers b. The reputation Of Editor IL
almirebl hi 10 Be s;booS Tor all seasons and cAano;
The nsI1l t9ss exhibited - his gentleman in Yarous H.
5eiutifu volume In ie5ial aud tyogphy pages
rItasns - eusicas with which thcy Gaced
re agreeable = the Ie!ieT Two -vuiSie en.Tynss adorn
the osiEg OF te work, rineiie oi female cue om
d.,!u ly j. 3. Flac:-he othera P5ralt Of Master How
ard from picture BY Chlpmaaanf several others m, inter
STefse IL is body oi tn book which i handsomely bound
aud from the OF contributions Mcn eHFich It's leaves
We believe Justly merits rapid sale II. :,
Published and for by WILEY < PUTNAM.
ms ltis l6l Broadway.
NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS!
For sale wholesale and retail By WA. II. GRAHAM l62
THE ENGLISH woNIS IS EGYPT j.: 25 cents
CRuIKSHANE.S OMNIBUS Vehicle for
pHiLi IN rTRc&I, I'll i2il' AND OTHER STORIES or
THE HH5.t19 6t&TEsS : FAUsTiNN-raaslaieditoin, from,
HARPERS' BIBLE-Yo. XX
~ Carrier: supplied with AZ H. NV PuBLIcA-
TONS AID PERIODICALS at Pg5ii'if1 li M 'lsHff. RsH.N
ms y True San Ofice. lb2 \aSsan-strert.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06
FOR SALE.

lxs AT PRIVATE SALE.-The Bnck House and Lot
H on the North side Of 22d first house east beng
s 100 feet from the Third avenue the Bulls Had
len Lot % fee, by % feet inches house y leei by
q ,; with building the OF the lot house huIl,
in the bes; manner by day work with y inch walls &c
The property in fec and tide perfect Stages every ten
minutes 10 and .om Tie Bulls Head Tavern lnd W St1ee
a oil the purchase money may remain bond ard mort
gaze for several years cent l premises rent al PEE
sent for $500 X. annuui. Arlig II
ANTHONY j BLEECKER & co.
m6 Ivy No. : Broad street. near Nall-StTett.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

INIRST PREMIUM DAGUERREoTYPE-PLUA ABE'
Daguerrean Gallery Of Patent Premium Co.ored Pho'o
graphs, No. 25l Broadway, above Murray street, ssn
York. awarded tie Medal four frst Premiums, ato wv
Highest Honors, at the Exhibitions Of the insut
M.ssachuetts EsyYork and Pennsylvania, respectively
for most beautiful coored Pictures and best
ever exhibited. ,,ot
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

COUGHS, COUGHS :! COUGHS -! CoUGHs,..
~ COUGHS ~! COUGHS :! The most popu
lar Medicine that is the City Of Boston and the
NswEneland statss for the of Coughs Colds Con
anptons spt;irs Of Bood and all complaints Of the Lungs
and Breast, i. Mrs. VI. n. GARDENERS INDIAN BAL
SAN OF LIyERW oRT. its efficacy is already known
New York by those who have TO Boston os the medicine
and st having repeated orders, would sive notice that
Mes>,. A. B. & d. SANDS have now supply Of the above
invaluable Cough Bssa and VII furnish the price
a. in Boston put up n yias 20 EACH with full
directions for use,
Sold at No 70 Fulton z73 Broadway II East Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

u G. b. ALvoRD,s, NO. lOe BROADWAY. will
introduce his style of entemens Hats present
Season. on Monday the Sdtiustaat
As thc;labored proportions OF mechanical genius Weld
the mastery hand and delicate touch OF description
p;h beautiful article would be bu, anticipating
approval from tase c. B. ~ chcerfully
SPRING; FASHION.
~ B. Il may be proper 10 mention that he rctAns in his
new stve one particular of his former pattern THE
ROUND EDGE OR SQUARE of the hat which, with u
PECULIAR Of the brm preserves Il IN perfect shape giving
elegance and becomincuess TO the whole appearance
Tn3 iwis.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06
PENMANSHIP.
GREATEST REDUCTION YETI!
10 LESSONS IN WRITING FOR 2 90.
aO - - 90 30.
WINTER TON

WINTERTO
WRITING AND BOOKKEEPING ACADEMY,
GRANITE BUILDINGS, No. PSI BROADWAY
extend the advantages of bis Academy wid pSss5lr
he has reduced his fora thorough course of !" N
ESSO\ IN M and practical system of Penn nshl
to m. I1w price OF THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY
CENTS Air VS. styls IS well kaown superior 70 aHy
and hayiEg hithel.o received universal caruIeGo
larti.E il he boldly challenges PUBLIC coinl74Fison
shorter Course Of 10 LESSONS FOR - 10 those who de-
SIR IL ~ ~.
fou n 10 L Private lessons II desired.
DOUBLE ENTRY HOUSEKEEPING
as usual taught 10 the thorough manner and At reduced
prices Tor an unlimited Course O, instruction
- or hand Writing exclusively. i2' ms
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

BOARDING-AIRS. GOSS having opened the new and
commodous house, o6 Vcscy near the Astor House,
proers choice Of desirable 10 transient or pera-
nent Boardcr Croton shower warm and cold baths trec
The location Is very CENTRAL yet quiet and shady Terms
moderate. auo tnS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

GLOBE CLOCK ST0RE--J r Mills & co
u N-auf.ctur-rs &c the EAR CLO' ~, would respect
fully call the .:tention OF the pubic = Ihe unparalleled I'M
;nsl and decided advantages these locks have over ,l
Other ns.kerr-rs now IN Use hSY ar Naraasr 10 mn
one ear with once wiGdiu, and - keen good unia lEt
now fyr sz- Il Il1 rultor-str-t. NeW-i ok
Tn. motion Is PRODUCED By weights Ia The - Jay t!acSS
and b, rnsr-svrlg wound upon iusce ~ the et Ice
The rover the weight o. slTE Is retarded IN thS CpcN
ard made 10 retain regularity motion b. the ingenious
arrangement Of the p-Irl 3Gu lrnauuln When tou
Io, AZ The Clock you perceive git bail louT aud hal!
inches in diameter At the end OF small steel rod Il Fol's
thre- times ard hal! way ard is same nu!n ol ti
III other th- upper eld OF te rod Is 81 Ingenious and
d-lc7s doubiaever movement reaching - the cscent.
which X catches and leaves without any s.i9e ncton
Tho sli-inc then resets rp0n t- ball aided by rs own
.rtyfv AMI the rotary motion Is continue T. H.
controlling tie pendulum "a other c! lcAs h piI Is
holle,= and has an internal apparatus by hc ITS rotary
mofi, J. re-u-ted There four sIaI! weights ~ -it
angles 10 each Other mounted upon Vye, w'c Is a
hnfzorta! diameter % t globe b. ware as on u the
thread ST IL. screw aud rach turn NJ Il ppGucS ~ exact
movement of the .his from the cs;e winch can Dr.
regulated 10 the smalss, fraction Of time he other tMn
weights are fastened smcculaf band compost u three
different metals The contraction or eXEaSilh o whii also
c,as their ra-i;iun withia tie ball The Whole ine-Icr
arrangement iri,I.es II Is Jerve1, entire uniformity Of mo-
# VIII al once be tina: the friction OF The common zen
duu Is avoided The revolutions Of ;e ball are ioTAd BY
experiment and observation 20 Be isochrcpal, 80
This Clock put of beat rAsy 1T rqnires no OIL
the pallets
other words 10 years making IS many rV'u'ionS - me
21iucf or coad pendulum Clock does IN yar In fact
weight of pounds keeps motion each part oi the time
and striking machinery Tor y weeks The hours are struck
by means OF rotary hammer.
The certificates the American Institute show that IN
Nav e;l one Of the weivemonth Clocks placed with
them and that i has performed Ia all RESPECTS expected
The prices moderate The public arr invited 20 cal! and
examine FOR themselves. 81 5e"tmc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06
VIM r. JENNINGS & co.
URAPERS 1NO TAILORS,
Importers Of Cl0ths, CaSsimeres, VeStings, Fancy
Dress drtirleS kc

Chpot"'''c"b
Dress Articles, &c.
23l Broadway. American Hotel opposite the Fountain.
Solicit attention from Citizens and Strangers requiring
Garments large assortment Of Goods for Fall AM
Winter wear. seccte with view of rendering their stock
rich in quality variety be found in the city,
comprising Beaver and Mied Cloths. Tweeds. &c. for
overcoats Cloaks, French and Engish Cloths for
dress and frock Goats various new styles Cass!meres -
rich Velvet, MerEo silk and Satin yes,lnss-which will
be made up to ords prices 20 sustain reputation as
the pioneers in the progressive reformation that avering
the cause OF hat cash purchasers are taxed for
others denqueDces The style ard finish of our Garments
will compare with those OF any other establishment, and
In this Is the The sequel OF ie extensive patronage elected.
large assortlaensS FIEsr QUALITY Ready made Gar.
ments, comprising 0vefcoat, coaks, Dress and Froek
Coats Panaloon Vests, &C. constantly on hand. with
full supply Fancy Dress articles, including scars Cra
Yats andk.rchiofs Cloves sspenders Dressing Robes
&c o5 is,f
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

MS can do so free of chagcl application above lws
1C5- THE. INVISIBLE WIG.--So closely resembles the
real head Of hair that skep,cs and c9nnolsseuIs have pro
day The great advantage of this novel and unique wig ITS
beng made without sewing weaving which causes lts a
pcarances closely resemble the uaurh hair both m light
aud natural appearance, defy detection MS texture
being beautiful porous aud Free that IN all cases ol
pepiraton evaporation unmpaired AMI the great evils Of
other wigs entirely avoided The sptc and
alike invited inspect this novel aud beautiful Wig and the
peculiar method of fitting the head the manuiacturer ~
C. Barry lG Broadway OF Libertystree UP STAIRS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

~ Our citizens VINO engaging have Plumbing work
done for ;hcir tenants IN the Of Baths Water Closets.
Shower Baths Sc Will do well call AeSs Philbn
Jenkins Basement No SJohuet whose work has thus far
given universal satisfaction flS isu