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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-21
FOR SALE.

EzA A FARM, containing 230 acres, E.::Fs "A well proportioned 10 Mead sissF ow, Plowland, Pasture and Wood .eaz-zzzzA land.-Said Farm lies both sides of the road which leads from South Farms to Watertown, and is about two miles from the former place, and lies in the town Of Bethlem, two miles northeast from the Meet ing. House. There is on the Farm large two-story DWELLING HoUsE, suitable for one or two families; two large Barns, with suitable out buildngs.-The Farm has been used for Dairy Farm for thirty years, and will keep 30 Cows, a pair of Oxen. and a span of Horses. summer and winter; be- sides sufficient land to plough.-A liberal credit will be given for a good share of the purchase money, if desired.-Enquire of the subscriber on the premises.
 DANIEL l.. BENTON.
 Bethlem, Dec. 2, lS44. .... tf29
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-21

One Proctor of Indiana, wrote letter. and ad- dressed it to The preitiest girl in Rochester."- Last Thursday, very pretty young lady, (having seen the letter adverised,l called at the Post of fee, and demanded it. much to the amusement of the clerks, who gave it to her. It proved Co be very fat concern, and not worth the postage, how ever.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-21

One of our citizens. we are glad to learn, has generously contributed thousand dollars to the Yale Theological Seminary, the svails of which are to be appropriated in prizes for the best es- says-one from each of the classes. The first prize of twenty five dollars has ast been awarded to B. G. Northrop, of the Senior class, and the prize of twenty dollars to 3. Hart, of the Middle lass-PoladisHa. s41l
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-21
Washington Academy,
2 F 8 F E 8 2 2 2 3 FURNITURE SALE.

U ENIN T U 1NEl SALEas NHE Subscriber. expecting soon to leave d. town, now offers for sale at his resi- dence in Meadow Street all his Cabinet and Chair Furniture. among which are Sofa, GentIeman's Secretary, Wardrobe. Dress Bureaus, Bedsteads, &c. &c. Also many other articles of household goods. They may be seen and examined at any time, and a list of the articles with the prices annex ed. They will be sold surprisingly low for Cash. Also his entire stock of Looking Glasses, Toile, Boxes, Picture Frames, Win dow Shades, and Mattresses.
 All of the above will be sold at greatly re- duced prices to close up the business.
 GEORGE DEWEY. Li;chtield, Aug. 1S45. II
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-21
FRANCIS BACON. Attorney flaw.

AS resumed the practice of his profession in IL Litchfeld, and respectfully offers his ser- vices to the Public.
 Office over Dr. Buel's Store, next door north of the County House.
 Litch6eid, July 9, 1915.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-21

Burning WeH-A correspondent of the Cleve- land Plain Dealer, gives an account of burning Trumbull county, Ohio. The well is o1 feet deep, all but 24 feet sand stone, quick sand and hard rock, which the augur used for boring could not penetrate. When it was withdrawn peculiar odor, accompanied by rushing sound was perceiv. ed. Suspecting the presence of inhamable gas, the owner of the we'll, lowered a lamp into it. A violent explosion that did some injury to the by islanders was the consequence, and the gas still continues to burn It is doubtless carburetted hy- drogen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-21

How long did Adam remain in Paradise before he sinned" said an amiable spouse to her loving husband 'Till he got wife, answered the sfiec. tonate 'lOrd.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-21

FashiOn makes people visit when they he'd rath. er stay at home eat when they are not hungry, and drink when they arc moi dry
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
IMPORTATION OF BOOKS.
500 Broadway, n 7. and @ Is 6 Little Britaia. Lon

200 Broadway, n. Y. aad I6 Li,le Britain. London.
Respectfully iuo the friends OF Literature and Science
that ey stii the branch o their house in Lon
dom established in i and PREPARED to execute all
ers for books quantities by OF uA
en- This agency eonned the purchase of books for the
American market which erabies them 10 furnish 10 literary
and professional geatienen beck twhether ruhshed
Great Britain the Continent Of Enope moderate prices
and with unusual dspatch. large collection of ANIMALS
and catalogues of all the books pub ished sale En
rcpe may be found ter IL Broadway; additions 10
when ars rMsIoNTHIf IsfSlTT4 LIT IFTERaRY BULLETIN
D T. cos Literary Bulletin. containing ilst Oh Al
Books published during every month IN Gssat ~
gether with selected st OF American WokS aNe us
recent inporsiion with the prices affixed and otnei ipo
rnt literary rformston published Immediately ~ r y
ry Of The steser of the st OF every month As this pen
odcal Is furnished srzts sene sho a 70
will please address the pubii.brIs G 49,, hnd -
b,sdsd in by o'cjeek ou Tharsdsy 9th inst a23 2s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
uoUSE.FURNISHING GOODS!!.

HoUSE-FURNISHINGG GoODS!n
NHE Subscribers would call the attention Of PERSONS about
enr which viii be found complete 10 all It's various Branches
and laid offer the greater purchasers
ssst I @ y e Ess .olssIss
made ohe best materials and In the most substantial
- Wooden Ware,
such as Tubs Pals Broams Settee other Kitchen TIA,
bes. Clothes Horsss, stsp Ladders Pantry stsps Wash
SAFES; RrfgeratoIs of the latest aad approved kind
Patent Freezers Brushes of every variety Door
'ie''' -. willow Ware, Cradles,
Wagons Nursery Chairs Bamboo Gottass ind Garden Arden
Chairs Clothes Baskets and Hampers MARKET Baskets azo
great VARIETY Of Frelch and German Fancy Baskets.
Hardware,
comprising Pots Kettles Sauce Pans Grddc Bake Psns
Isa Shovel a sssF ss c
Soup Digesters es spiders Coffee Rasstsrs Ei,n oa'
iaa Ess SaSGs s Rs s fa Fms d tan
and Common Cutlery. &c. Ss
Pinnisiicd and Common TN ssare
he M# MasRs RfHis sa csss sshsss BIZ
l;1s lass Cos and Tea s Eg cedders soup Taes
Ph D dGsfss am. thsel ka.ss sad MSsa s
Ps Pans Pss,e Cutters, Nurse Lamps Oyster and Hash
Di'ifs. Japannery.
r,pe told Border and common Tea Trays, Spice and Cake
BoIrs and Coffee Cofse Canis.ss. Sugar Boss Ceah
Water Pas Toilet Pa, Water Cans Gard Tisys. Port Fo
los, &e. &c-
Plated, Britannia and German silver
Ware.
Tea zns Golfer Sets ard Coffee Urns Cske Baske Can.
dlecks Snufer and T1 Spoons Forks Ladies and But
Knives Toast Racks Fish Knives. CasoTs, Walters Se
SIC.
Catalogues. yinEa m dessD.ion TO Be hsa at the
Brooklyn fee of BY
apt imiseods Housskeepers Emporum. IS Saiien Lsne
CAToCTlN PIG IRoN-is tons No. Fore. a very su-
si3 PiW1' iRa a's'' ios. ios FucKERMAN. ssw ss,a
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
MARRIED.:

f,.y e7d. by Rev Mr. Haight, Nicholas q. HaShs
~ Tlyoa; by Rev. Ar. shneal, Joseph Patsn to
c.1'1 srooiiyn ssd Thomss H. Kelsey to Charlotte A
s.ra.oca l7th Edwin Lawrence to Mary Ann Cook.
a, Ica. 2ist, wm j. Blackau, of Albany, to Hannah
,eSIn Tray sIs Cutler Field to Mary W. Cook. both of
cossssaIs gasIo, eo.h Patrick Dsrmody to Bridget MoDo
a,sGs ssiladslpia l7n. Dr. Richard T. Maxwell. U s.
"a Msy y. VAIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
DIED:

=, .,,is city, 22d, Mrs Mary Ann Elmendorf, 70.
~ 4. WIIlsnsburg aSd Henry R., son Of Richardson ..
~ Na.s.rs,cga. 2Ist. Stephen V. ostrandsr. 26.
=. =. Ilstauy. eis., Mrs. Mary McGouney, II.
..W.shinvon, Isih chas. Laskey, 80, native of Eus
,,ns en-, Mary A. daughter OF Jas H. Durham, OF AL
S.sy wilmington. nd 7th John P. reckworth. 75
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
LATELY PUBLISHED,

IMAGINATION AND FSNcY; Or, Selection. from the
E.zs Poets with critical notices of the writers and
SAY What Is Poetry ~ B Leigh Hunt vol i2mo.
beautifully pIired in large CHAR on fine paper Price
20 cents. -.
- title oftis book conveys very good idea Of
has ezrcred his plan with and ability The seiec
cns from the ,l!ustors poets OF the PAST generally among
the choicest gems Of English literature: the notices Of their
eharac,er and their sork3 an discriminating and
tbe answer 10 the question: hat is Poetry y full Of
bright and phiosopic thought ard may be read with profit
TO The intellect as well Is tfa imssils4tien-s
GRelsious Spectator
pseqsasa ane i't WILEY PUTNAM sl Broadwsy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
NOW READY,
WILEY & PUTNAM;S

WILEY & PUTNAM'S
LIBRARY OF CHOICE READING,
CONTAINING
so MUCH OF THE DIARY OF LADY WILLOUGHBY
agelres to her Domestic Hso.y and 70 the period
ofthe reign of Charles the First vol I2mo beautifully
printed large clear type, on fine paper - cents
This charming lte work. II purpors TO be the do
rec history Lady Willoughby, who lived the seven
teenth century and the simple but antique style OF language
IN which clothed toSeie. with much that Is beautiful IN
thought and expression and e1fulsteiy well drawn plcre
:cre of rank nnd consequence in oIden
time stamps the work with novelty unf interest which
quite rare Price only twehtg five cents Cheap enough
American Republican.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

Iur Day but two this, of that famous Giant at the
,g.an Museum Let delay seeing him t'Il y too
ss ss,s Cd The speaking Automaton. Dancing Fig
ony G,st Western &c. attracting and delgh,ng thou
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
PUBLIC ROOM IN THE 18TH WARD.

THE ASTON oALON-N, lou H~AN'Hf = -
As,roR PLACE, three doors East of Broadway.
NJ This elegant Saloon, upon the first tioor)
nearly 100 feet IN length with convenient entrance az either
NAV be eed BY the day evening for all public occa
sions. Also for public worship on the Sabbath
Apply on the premises or 20 9oaN II. bho"N x
ppCrpRRs sand 81 Broad street. or sci Broadway.
p7 ais room i. particularly well adapted for Public
Sales Room
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

SODA BISCUIT AND SuTaR M CRAChEhS
THE subscriber wishes e tr zn5Mh % the Pna,s @ .hst
BY he above entirely dsrsHt @ 9n the SG9a Bis
and SuGAR RAcKkHs nlaae u ms bakery which have
dFesqa dian twenty with the best .ssnlts
ueTar :ood for person health, wholly ulft for the
sick The above Bicrfr ard CEacxEss also Bu1Ir Bis
err Wrrr BIscTrIr BUTTER CRAcEERs WATER CR OK
Ens PloT and NAVY Bread all OF The rs, quality
SANITY for sale al the establishment rs Wash
ipp Ton street corner Of Warfen street.
M 80 snis. EPHRAiM TREADwELL's SON.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

CrEEL IRoN-so tans . Dannsmora Bar Epn, 8 very
y superior article for Steel, for sale by
dIEs JOSEPH TUCKER3fAN, 50 West-ss.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
We 90 SA'Slsisl0A sWis " COOKE ANTHONY L MAHoNY.

1J-Pussengers for Steamer Great Western.
Dom, neglect 70 supply yourselves with the celebrated Self
initiating Life Presery-rs You obtain it when you
.pp,eaching the coast of England and should II be u
you would regret ,he omission. Il is best 10 be
- LEARY & co.
,st Nos 4 and As,or House, Agents.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

JOHN J. SWIFT, Auciicneer.
CwIFT & MORGAN will sell at pabilc auction o2
y THURSDAY, the cath inst at 10 o'clock precisely, At
the south west corner OF Ca and Beekman sts all the
Furniture contained in said house. consisting IN part OIL
3py Ingram and Venetian Csrpctnss, Oil Cloths, Rrss,
&C. Mahogany Dining Breakfast and Tea Tables, Sofas,
Chairs Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads, Wasstancs Mrrofs
Hair NIattrcsses Feather Beds. PalissseS, sc.
Also a assortment Of Kitchen Furniture win whiSn she
saie will ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

NJ DR. Banning on Dyspepsia and is ntter9an.s' Lo
cal end Geneai Debility and Aeeions o. the aead. arc &
above subjects 10 D. Adams Church on Friday Eyealng
lnniicr before o'clock Ladies and gentemen are nVe
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
NEW LARGE STORE.

t71 snr.nr-st. corner of Sullivan,
,rr e. Co having greatly enlarged their store and "a.
y ed Their s.Och nre selling DRY GOODS 81 pesi
mo- :, heard Of before. They have ncw On hnnd
.sh;,sg. and sheehngs rnanufaetutep prices
nIcoes Of quality. Mt Sd 3D. 3d. lod L. ana L %
lfors.eiue Do LANES, from Ia 2ato s..
T.,-,su,. Lawn. Balzonues Bereges, &c. very low
slks fsr Long shaw and Dresses, Of superior siye alc
cheap. =. n. .,,v 3 s.
gibbons Of the ns7ges styles ard the chsape 10 las
Apscss and Bombaznes OF superb quciy a. the lowest
price with large vsey of Other styles, )ist HON ancon.
and TO be sold decidedly cheap:
MlIirer. .uppIiedat Wholesale prces. apL1- ep1l III
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

y,eAroxps rs CLASSES The latest class ofedventurers
good expend thousands odolas IN advertls
H. moment the seed at immense expense and the
ra rows at,emp, the fruit: thus gathering where
~ bs,s moi strown" They arebecoming nuerousns
I Reader remember the only original aud true office for
~ yssca Paa Exnetors at 81 Cortlant-seet and 'ere
sss.-.- - al tru- at half Dr1rc.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR CASH

NJ The subscribers having purchased of MessrsJ. W. X
Il. Leayrt their entire stock of ,<.
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
GREAT BARGAINS for ash or City AGceptances, at the
old stand of j. w. r. LEAVITI"S, No. l66 Pear-seet.
Purchasers for Cash will find 1t TO their TO EXAM
stock before pu:ca,ug great inducements Will be
hold the shape Of prices IN order to close 1t before the
This large and splendid stock consists part of the follow
ing enumerated articles, viz: :.
French and Scotch Printed Muslms
Lawns and Jaconets.
Nous De Laines and other sty les of Dress Goods.
Brown Lino, Drills White do. Fancy do.
Plain Bro Linens, Grass Cloths.
Blue Drills and Cattonades with general assortment OF
other pautaloon stuffs.
Cambrcs aud Jaeones plaid and figured Null usins,
Swiss DO plain and figured Book MusliHs. TaIeton do
Cambria and Furniture Dimitiss together with large
'0f'men' Of LAcEs and spSsoes Iiso.
Long Lawns Brlseye DiapeIs, Damask do
Liuen Table Cloths, aud Napkins
Linen Cambria Hdkts,
English French aud American Prints,
Furniture Chiniz do.
English French aud American Broad Cloths,
Do do. do; plain and fancy Cassiinerss
Kentucky Jeans sa'ias'. Eso,s EE!ssossss Vs''l's' &c
silk and Cotton yelvets, BeayeIsens;
Cotton f,ag Hdkfs, songee and SILK flag do.
ayzts aud Gloves with extensive assortment OF Hosiery
ALSO,
Brown Bieached hirtings and Sheetnes, &c. &c
Ali of which will be offered at sceh prices fail TO
give satisfaction TO close btlers.
az sWis COOKE ANTHONY 4 MAHoNY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

~ Magnetism, Terrestrial and Human, the great
supporter Of all forms of life and The oi al
The vital fsncon OF motion and of ali mental action inclu
erg thr phosehy life aud the Of Mssnci'sm
TO the cure Of dseese in lecture at Cinea Hail. by D
EnIYI.f,h, this eyrning u O'clock. Seats 3D. II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

Uigi he Latest improvement q lS44
ry,HE DEPOT for the sale o the Colts Pistols tes Car
bines and Fowng Pieces has been removed from No IL IL
astor House where general assortment ol these SUPERIOR
FrsArms Is kept for sale reduced prices sy so can
l.. ~, az w ri Horstmf Co.'S Maiden Lane: uord
We%Seil Broadway Albany, Lyman p K9owlss; Delhi,
eisMarc Co n " Hyde s tioodrch; and H. b. BALDWIN y
% Nv al New York prices Pistols at from SIG TO
sSs zach in with equipments Gleat mn?s,tiGns I are
nractccd upou the public representing anu se he se
ncEnr and revolving s;xbarre Pistol for Colts heIans
Pistol which to De sqpeoI "a every !ee.
The Emperor Of Russia the Emperor OF Austria The in Of
PIussa Pnce de Joinville of france the Inanu OF .us
cst-aIl have them and SPEAK the highest terms OF
The Texan Army and Navy supplied with them and The
u s. Navy has been supplied with them TO some eHv 4nd
he Officers have favorable report OF Colts he
nes,ing FIREARMS. JOHN EHLERS, Barclay-street-
poi2 2rneous
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

CALEDONIA
HAS RIVED
with full supplies all the Louon Pictorial Papers Punches
together with the Ladies World of Fashion.
just PUBLISHED
ANCIENT EGYPT.
series ofchapters on early Egyptan History Archaeology
and other ecs connected with Herosyphicai Literature
by q. r Gddon formerly United States Consul 70 Caro-
hsis ceg and much enlarged edition Of this work Every
man science and lover of the sntique will find this the
most completes work Egyptian antiquity which has
been published. Price Is cents
THE ARTS AND MISERIES OF GAMBLING.
By ]. II. GREEN.
This valuable ard interesting book should be placed
in the hands OF every youth in this cou3try.
Il high The whole country aroused 70 the te
solatDg evils of gambling He who read this book and
and tlach is truths 10 your sous Price 80 Sold by
a23 WN. TAYLOR, No. As;or House.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
SHERwooD's YIBRATORY MAGNETIC MACHINE

vs,up yIBR s'reRY MOVEMENT recently substituted fz
the Rotary. nt;s Machine. by iie sub.ebcr erossss Z
:y.b an extraordinary suyiiorty over every otSeI osn =
more continuously with les violence 70 The s.sons 9, @ ms
nat,eet and with pe.uurent efficacy: az Inc s1ne
fhns IS siscampaIaby s liable become impaired us q
isu,upa CEMENT II colspacty hted %s.i s ~ ~
eyesai sizes and powers si2 s3 si sle ehc ~
and forwarded 10 oder TO any part Of The Uaon me S1ua
las West Indies or South America. -,
Each case accompanied su Manual Setn eniolss ~
ng clear and ample for the ne g lhe AZ =
To apiico hle and Wnicsi es
found y tbe sarressf prscce OF hundreds OF y
ncne the M Al psynfenf uei tbc rot pscuaI ah w
sfinaa thaf are ksopu 10 medical profesep :,
,,ea f,ys,. nj. zoe Chambers-xt. Sew. 1ofk
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS. Auctioueer.
DY BANGS. RICHARDS s. PLATT.-Stcrrs 2o4
ID Byoadway.-LbeId cash advaneesnenis made ca
coBsicrfuen.s for auction sales.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

T.. II. LUDLOW, Anctoneef.
JToUSEUOLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES over from the
l. sale of the 2ls and from other sales T. Il. =; g
60 will sell on FRIDAY April 25,h at 81 O'Clock. at No.
Is Whitehall street, all the frnuren the above house NOT
called for consisting OF Bureaus. Dressing Tables Cnas
Sofas Brussels and Ingram Carpets Bed Lnen
Centre Tablecs Cut Glassware, deboards, Hall Lanthon
Mantel Clocks Beds, Bedding, &c. &c. Sale peresptory
for cash. hSo ooN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

MM. ". SHIRLEY. AuctioReer
uoUSE FURNITURE SALE-FRIDAf, April .osn'
10 O'clock general assortment OF Furniture con-
tanned in the three story house No. l3 Bond street, near
broadway consisting in part Of Brussels and Inerain Csr
peis English OH Cloths Sofas Centre and Pier Tables shu
Glasses Mahogany aRd other Chairs Tables, Dining Ia
bes Mantel Lamps. Giradoles Plated ware i,cn
Glass gilt and other China Dinner and TIA Sets. Also.
Bedroom Furniture several Also, Piano Fortes
ono Stoddard Wooster s. Durham, makers Cost S325--
T., r,r,no, ordsr lts
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

"a. The City Bible Society.-The Seyeath Ami:
his lusinon wiz be held next Thnssday April
ssL M the First Baptist thnrch OF BrooUc and
streets at a O'Clock P NJ The meeting will be
addressed Rev r judd OF MY avrp Hon. Ira Eapr,s n
e eack Of Ills civ itWis COLBY Coz. scc'y az, 2tisc
r7 STRING STYLE OF Ha'Ts-BIRn, eoassa OF
,, .,sAp srns,.s--ient.emen Hats Of The Style
e., M sc.scp viii be introduced This Day (satnr
dsy, March. ;ss. Iaas.l
4, lmi.s BIRD. eerns, Of Pine and Na'aa 'srsssa
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

B. WINDLE & co. Importer Of and Dealers in Table
CutIery HardwaIe. Tiuw1re Hoodyarr Brushes. Bss-
n w Co invite attention 10 their assortment. selected
with The knowledge gained BY e yea.s which
The Country Purchasers can save both Zine and
enev IN buyinE from thern W ith the largest stock and
, ,h. lind In ,hs United States and buying and selling
cheap for cash they en1bed TO offer inducements where
else Go be had
ed at The prices, AZ the shortest notice
Catalogues 10 be had IL the store al 6weodis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

BANK TOR SAVINGS. No. % Chambers.street
U Notice.-The Depostors. and the public generally,
seuomed that this Institution will be removed on s 3oth
April instant 10 the new e.proof building. No. lO7 Cham
m sst whsr the business on that day aud thenceorth,
Acril TO- l9,5 all is t3Oth
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
Markets :. Carefully repyrled for Tie Tribune.


NHfKcLS.. CcTtTNIIV TtpVTI1d Tut J nc ITfURIe.
"WEDNESDAY, April %,
ASHES-For Pots shippers do not generally bid
co. although few sales have been made at l2 for
bills. Pearls also dull any thing SGT. About
60 bbs taken yesterday at tre advance that
figure.
Export, from LIST TO 22d April.
Pearls. Observation-Disclosures. 303 81
COTTOS-The transactions in Cotton to- day reach 1900
bales without marked change The full effect of
the Caledonia advices developed The sales
mostly for shinment. The nlotai ous arc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

DY y. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 2Sth, at ~ o'clock;
ID ut No Sc Robinson st. small assortment OF House
hold Furnitsre consisting OF Chairs, Tables, Beds Bed
seads and Beddng Bureaus Clock, Loockns Glass wash
sand one Franklin, Crockory, Glass, Kitchen utensns,
8 aIs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
DID. NASH. Aucnoneer.

d. d. NASH, Aucnoreer.
Store iSe Fulton st
HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURE-THls DAY, THURSDAY,
IL ~ 10 o'clock, at No. 20 Beekman ST Qusnsy OF
do, Centre do Nantcl Clock Grandoles Mahogany ana
cane seat Chars Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Beds and Beddns washstaHds Crocsery and Glass ss
Kitchen Furniture. sc. It
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

Sec CovsrocK's Co.'s advertisements the outside
cfihs paper on the first page. all I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

has receded to RI Lard sslowy adyancing-we quote,
to-day SiS5-Stock $500 kcps. Flour. American, noue
herespanish vary ylenty-ast sales Sl0a. Hams-none
European small lot taken at $40. Box Pork ss3-but
little here.
Frcishts almost nothing-many vessels leaving bal
last Two says since e. lis Cd to Cowes and the North
Sea- paid. United states 81 per box and s per hhd
Exchange, London, Is per New York, 81 to Fer
cent. Orleans, short sight, 6t to per cent. PREM
Sales OF Stocks a, Boston. April 20: 25 shares
Eastern r. 1884; Western Il, lol 25 Reading sim, 24i
Bos yor, NJ; loo Wilmington s2m 2of so do. 2Os;
IS do. 2o; 80 Nor s. wor, BIO TIa rs do, IL 50 do.
30 7 so o b60, 70; l25 do b5c. ~; 25 do b3o. 7ls
100 Boston Co. Is: IS d. bis, i5l State Ri, 6l.'
Office Of the Commercial ADVERTISER
Buffalo. April 81, ls45,
Notwithstanding the heavy receipts of Produce from the
West since last there 10 be perfect stagnation
in the market In Wheat there demand at any thing
the asking price, and opeatorsin Flour reluctant
to tako hold. Even Provisions to-day are dull and the
only sale hear offs mall invoice Of Inspected Mess
Pork (5D bbls) at S!2 and 400 dry Hides at cents.
CLEVELAND April l9-The Canal Receipts are 500 bush
Wheat 1851 bbs OF Flour 792 bush Of Corn, $40 bbs
OF Pork. and SIS btls of Whisky. No sales OF Wheat
Flour Corn reported Pork without change in price,
Whisky sells al 23c.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
Plated, Britannia and German Silver
Ware.

CAToCTlN PIG IRoN-is tous No. Fore. yery 50
ID Pfna iRs a'e'' ''f os ies oTucKERNAN wst asss
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

FOREIGN PORTS.
At Trinidad 2sth ut briss Empire, Adams, I'm st Jago
NYork 10 ds schr Pelican Pearson, for NYork or
Boston, log.
Ar Halifax, 18th inst brigs Lemuc Peters Treworgy,
Phlsd, l4;h, Fidelia, Small Alexandria.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

COLISEUM CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, @ s5G BROAD
BtRLoW & MEIGGs having taken lease Of the commo-
diSus repository above NAMED are now lady and wl Dc
deseriptioa for sale or storage ga al far Istes
non al stferss ii desired the rare those left at
that establishment.
Liberal advances IN cash Will al ali tis pe iae u desired
II Z per eent.Ier anrun, ,p,p1o1r
"a ,,si.. Z. ". .MsEIGGs. PfoptetoIs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

JAS v. MILLEk, Auctouect. y
DY JAMES NJ. MILLER, Hardware. Reat Esta.e,
D Leather Boots Shoes, SC at No. Liberty street, a.
its junction with Maiden lane.
THURSDAY, April94
st 10 o'clock. at i2s Greenwich St
FURSITURE-The Household Furniture, consisting u
part OF Tables Sofas oitomars, Dtvsns Chss seslees
f,rc.lf.st and Tea Sets Mantel Ornaments, etc. etc
Also Brussels aud Ingram Carpets Bedroom Fu.nilaIe
Also one splendd solid high post Mahogany BedstSao
French make with every thing COMPLETENESS, s!to.
Also, one elegant Wardrobe.
Also Kitchen Furniture.
At loS o'clock, 1T store No, , Liberty street,
BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANS-Sco eases BOOTS,
Shoes and B.ogans. ws.h other articles in the lirte