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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-12

Auditor Matthews is evidently in error
in relation 10 the law requiring double tax
es only in case the sheriff is forced to dis
train. The act says plainly (POmPhIos- cote
p. 72,) that all who do not pay previous
TO the first day of January shall pay dou-
bic taxes. Where does the Auditor find
warrant for his instructions counter TO the
plain letter Of the law!
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29
" alone in her glory

10 establish at the abstract practlcabiy oil the
scheme in d mechanical seasc, ;md the utter made
quacv OF lis organization and execution III COM
mercal sense This fine slip has for several years
maintained an occasional intercourse during the
summer months between New-Iork and one or
other OF the British ports.
The Great Western, il must be confessed, was
established under most favorable auspices. Mr..
Field of the firm OF Mauisay < Field planned
and executed her machinery, although the merit of
i, has been attempted 10 be tilched from Hmm by
Others. Ii combined all the perfection which the
most consummatc skill in practical engineering al
that time could confer upon it. The vessel has ac-
cordincy proved the practicabili;y of maintaining
this line OF steam communication provided the
traffic would bear It's expense In that particular
way of working il. II any experiment OF tha;
kind could encourage the Investment OF capital IL
the enterprise this would have done so. Yet, with
the practical monopoly of the line in their hands,
the owners of this splendid ship have more than
once offered her for public sale That she now re-
mains in their hands and still plies across The Ailan
nc is owing 10 the fact that buyers on equitable
terms could be obtained. Meanwhile, the less am
bilious but more manageable project 10 establish
line of iaGsf<tcGmeys sustained by the liberal sub
sidv OF the British Post Office. plying between Liv-
erpoo rnd Boston has been as all the world knows,
successfully realized.
How, then il will be nationally asked, are these
things 10 be explained Are we 10 relinquish the
bop, OF uniting the great mart OF the W est With the
ports of Europe by the agency OF steam IN sucfl .
manner rs 10 serve the ends of commerce and ID
sure Ia the projectors that reasonable pro;, without
which prrr,rancgrre cannot be Obtained Is that
mighty power which ior the last century has Welded
It's giant arm over the destinies OF the human race
which has raised from the bowels Of the earth those
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29
fine iDatlbes a,to Jemelrp.
GoLp AND sILypR wAToHBs.


ID ICliARD FISHER, JR- Wsich Maker and jew eicr.
IL i. prepared 20 sell WATCHES III retail lo~ot uan
any olher House IN the city. As ho - constantly trirrg
nj puOns ditct from the Manufacturers IN Ensaia.
of Gold Watches. nom 5 10 s00 sci silysr
do from - S4u cacal wMrsIitod 10 kesp good nnc.
thu Inoey returned. Also, very good assortment 90
JEWELRY and SILVER WARE. very low.
" B.-Secoud hand Waicltp anil Old 0old and Siycc
taken exchange bought Tor Cns Watches, Clocks.
Music Boxes Jowey repaired IN the bc.t nnh
House III Ihis city. RICHARD FISHER Jr impostar OF
Wates and JowelC, Wholesale aud Retail No Sil Broad
way, New \ urk, few doors above tic City Hospital
nil RICHARD FiSiIEk, Jr
WATCHES, IEWELRY, &c.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Gold and Silver Du.
N plcx. Patent Lever, Anchor EStkpecn., cppo add
vertical WATCHES, sol,ced om The best Aapufaetuets
III Europe which Will bc WARRANTED perfect Time
keepers
Do. do. do Gold Peocil Cases \ Gold Pc'la
DO. do. do Thfnbes, Rings, Pins nc
Do do. do. Bracrlels, Win Stunea
DO. do do. Silver Forks, Spoons, &c.
AL the above srttclps will b. .old nj the PRICES
and warranted be- equal To I'm bcSt made IN he city,
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers OF Fine Watch,s, &c
No. Z Nassuu-st opposite tho Cusioni liousa
p s.-Phe above aTIicits car.uly Repaired and War
rnried, by tho skillui wOr.nen In the cityl mt
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, sc.
rgNHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully invite the attention o
ltnr friends end public their select arsortment OF
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, eontsuns ot
duplex Lever Lopho Wschs, OF DIE various spproyed
makrrs cnhed in tho nea,st STYLE and warranted correct
TIME keepers-
sine. Kni,cs Forks, Spoons Ladies' rca Sets Cup'
Custors, &c.
Plated and BrAnnia Ware Spectaces, PopGl CaseA
Auc Clocks, Fun. Cutlery, Fancy Goods, &C wlHchley
arc enabled To offer for sale at very rsuced priesh
Wuchea and Clocks caT,illy h5paued AMI Wnrrnnlsd
At the Old Established Store Us Pearl cores VI Vuo,
street, opposite u. S. Hotel. 70
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29
REMOVAL

CHARLES f. FoLNELL. DRAPER AND TAILOR
-r.p..tflv informs his former tri.nGs ald patrons
,aat be as REMOVED from HI. od stand Il Fuon-trei,
the III the SECOND sIoh1 OF the bu:!c.ag lJ2
BROADWAY corner OF Johl-street, ,vhere he would be
hapfv 10 have ;r call and thankful for past patronage
lic!s L continuance
de also invites the pubc generally TO cal and examine bis
u.c1ur s.ye OF eating gurrenI style which. While il
aims at the attainment ui the qua;es Of ease and durability
10y consulting the particular tsse apftupl4 10 eaca oil M
vrus forms OF ;e persons, looks 10 he general improve
men. of iis appearance.
corirsin nm assortment selected from Inc 5efI houses n
the city, a.d winch viii nude up IN The fashionable
style not surpassed by any oiher and a such
pl!ces o. eannc; isi: 70 &c SATISFACTORY, ms In
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29
l5ouroing a,lo 5otcIS.

BOARD Up TOWN. PaT!os AMI Bedroosn, Gotta
ID gentleman and his wife, onv OF two sHs
gentlemen may bs obsued with boart in private Amy 81
No LIS between Anily and PoaziA Ssests,
law doors below Washington PA-adu Ground Location
very plsasait house supplied with Croon Waisr, estii
roon AC. The Amiy.sree and Foartaetr,s Stage. pscs
within few ro - vi the houoe. mylsa
c. SHAhSPEANE HOTEL, Corner of Wlisra
HE'S aud Duas " Aris Subscriber rs.peciiaiJ Ia
forms ide public thai he bxs lescL tA, aooyo sstab-
sneui, and nov prepared to acconnodae usan VAN
BOARD and LODGING, Oh ycry podorats TERMS II llas
oocn put IN tho orous ami complete rupaii, pnia
and rented with additional furniture, and " viii sof,
usua WHAT o insnds do but sociis o uavsipx
community TO visit ami give HIM Trial AID judge for uom
selves thai tho establishment under hls 4-
serving OF Tho patronage OF thc public The location being
central business offers Inducements merchants from ha
country from is renrei silnauou by any otsr
house ~ tho city. TERMS, 81 por Day-pvr Week in
pruportou.
Tne Subscriber begs call tho attention Of rsIeA, that
lo Assembly Room Will bo ~ et o osu giving bss and
Concerts for the reaing part vt hs ssason and t.i uss
Room III shortly bo put complete repair aii nIttd up N
u style He further cul tGo sttsniou OF ,c pro
tc~siona genlceu OF tbs law that he os arb>soss
and referees has undergone alteration, anu tst hs ready
accommodate them reasonable tarlns-wnfh Win DO
| seen BY Gs regulation oi room lra 49,
n. b.A solect number Of Pcsnlancai BoardeSs VIII bs
tlken very niodcraio tsrns
mao 3n AINoRp 4 rHREsHER
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29

r. Water-Curc.-JoEL SHEw, NJ D; IN author and
practitioner il, ,. new sys:er BE- consulted daily his
office. Barclay--ree No. 65 entrance al p-eE at No IS
Barclay
The Wa,er.Cure Jourrn. aud Teacher OF Health Joel
Shew, NJ D. Editor. Campbell NlnlInarsh, Publishers,
be obtained Of VIM. II. Grnhan Tribune Buildings 100
NassaIistreei New York City subscribers viii hereafter
receive their numbers this place Terms 81 per volume
of =, numbers IN advance. Inyl7
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29

CT- The Celebrated Lectures OF Prof. Fauyel-
GOURAUD, on ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, or THE
ART or l.,rRovIsc TIE MEMORY handsome royal
Of nearly paye- elegantly bound in CLOTH with engruy
ed Portrait ofthe Author
An invaluable .vor those who are deficient Of memory
of Tribune.
4 very useful work. eloquently 'vriiien.-Afirror
An Indispensable accessory TO al! existing hbrarieO-Coa
book emineny deserving OF the which awaits
Published by WILEY 1 PUTNAM, New-York.
Prir, 81 e29eOdii
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29
rep Tur purc

EaR. UPHA3rS ELECTUARY tan Internal remedy) IL
~ ccrI.n cur, the PILES, either internal eSier.
na-bFeed.ng blind. Sold ony IN mi. city a the Office Of
original Proprietor \ tPiIAM, NJ D. regular e.iuce
ted Physician of twenty experience confined In an
Office pr Irce Piles and all Chrome Dicnsrs
cessf;r treated Medical O:ce, Ias Bowery, four doors
above Sprngst Cfcn hour from y ~ 10 9 r. M
.lvirc .ratis mvl7 lmDEW' F.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29
REMOVAL.

DR J. 6. HEWETr has reiuored to No. III Macdou gal
~ street near Bleeeker y /. Frncce COMMIT 10 "
fcons Spinal ana Hip Diseases, Whit; Swei!iag., Wea@
ress Of the Il r,b- &c References tveG OF applying to DIT.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29
Change of foeation.
REMOVAL.


J1HE subscriber as removed from No 81 60 No s. John
.r., corner OF Nassa1--frcr, WHERE he VIII be pleased
h. customers and al others wishing To purchase NJ IL
LINERY GOODS II TIE lowest marie; prices
CHOICE and ,ee selected stock OF Goods now on had.
a II. COILS.
Neyv.York. 10Th May 1875. myl9 2w,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29
aoAapING SCHOOL.


I TOWN, C0NN.-D. IL CHASE, A VI. PRINCIPAL
fs,.bset 1885 Eessons commence Nay l5h and Oct
l5;, connGing ys nons, al 80 per session Thorough
propagation for Cols business, and personal atntois
popis ly In the mos; pensSc schoo
lads from ewI YORK placed u charge OF careful per.
going srd returning. C,cuaye a. 81 Market street and
ia Broafway = -- d2} yc
COLTS PATENT REPEATING FIREARMS.
WITH THE LATEST IMPROVEMENT 0f IHt-
w The Depot for the sale Of Coils Pistols, Hne CN-
bne4 ana Foing Pieces haa hec1remoyed rom It broad
way TO No. Bsfclsysece Broadway undef ths A.
Tor Eouse. where general assortment OF ts@e superior
FIREARMS lie kept for sale al reduced pness Ley 40 Gan
t hsd a. w. Il Hors,nann Co.'S, Aaidea lane siuiioo
l. Wendell Broadway. AIbany-LyInan r. hI:ow es p.t-
h. DeIaware Co., n. l., Hyde GoodricE and IL 4 Bald.
WIN q Co Sew-Orieorr, n New-York prices Pistols t
from ss 70 >s each with equipmentr Great In,
ror,rons are prscsed upon the public ID representing and
selling the secockng and revolving s.xbsed Pistol Tor
Co.'s Repeating Pistol which Is acknowledged 10 be sup9
dor in every respect any other Pistol 70 lns
Cu,nrry or Europe Tbs Emperor Of Husss tfr
of Austria ths King OF Prussia, Prince do Joasale oe
France, be Inann Of AuSeat-al have Them add sPsAA m
the hi gfeet o! tenLTbe Texan Amy aa Nhsy ~
supplied with lheln, AMI Ie L. s Navy has o.sai soPio
with them extent, and the Otcrfs ps gsii ~
rnost favorable report OF Cors Repeating tife. AnS
AZ 2neods :.s, JOHN EHLERs, : bexzs-- bexclzzsy.--
RAaS.The highest pse pad ts sssa e. eysfy dgSeep
Ii non Of Domestic RsgS, b5 Sfkus ". va
7msla Im . .'. si79 , hurting so't Ns"'s"S
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29
f}osIpu Auetiou Sales.

DYT.P. x q. RICH, So and 80 Bros!-s1s-., Bo>-
Dion US WEDNESDAY, June 1.
LEATHER. SKINS &e4-lf<O aides Sole Leather. u -
per IL TIC rough sad finished. Ca skins Sheep and B.ns
SSfr- S3!.t I.-r.ter and other art.cles liz Inc.
AN WEDNESDAY JGre II.
BOOTS. SHOES and SROGAN sossl cas-s boo-s- shoes
SFMf-tNNlr 81. SALE
on WEDNESDAY. July q
Roots SHOES. BROGANS nnd nAIS-2,ONl cist's
Bno.. Stoe. Brc-ls anu fIais comprising h riOst vana
le Tn >-.si -ssortnel OF Goods Of the sud ever
J!ers-: &; a,.c.!o. myl9
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29
TH0MPSoNJS TRUSSES

~ YPICF I3 H,cl About 800 Of tbs first pbys-
~ c,aus and surgeons Of Now YORK sye given tbsr dsc
d preferences Tss graduate, de press1Is
rom oue TO inv pounds ibe rupture, without beck psd
winch does 50 injury the spine isAf trs beng s
best est Of lis superOy, applied and six day. irsA
y.I aud fit does the rupu;re while performing
yery snd Of coughing, and gye pef easo-n
word, If 1t not satisfactory in every respec so
cterf1y returned NH ibs " only condition on whe
you sHold buy any Truss permanent coIcn easny Ct
iccted, end warranted, II directions arc foJowed.
Ttse sending for tins Truss need only mention VI, $40
utIred ard t, mea1ure round hps, 1y csn 8rSda-
I ,e nr.,slre 10 sut, er case Sold wboios5e and retail
:, ie IrSmsrsty.. .t,- snl u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29
Boois ano 6l)oes.
un nRnorAunsuoE WEARIuG PUEBLO

TO THE BOOT AND SHOE WEARING PUBLIC.
IrALL AND sEE---Fine City nuSIs calf sewed Boots,
~ far s,tci 70. 5 80 made IN tbu latest and nost
npprov-. style, md wnnantei to gVo ,asstacu1n NJ
TIER " MOULTOE'S Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store,
sos broadway Also every description OF Boots and Shoa
order Aiso great 1s.0rtnmHt OF ladies' and misses
Oaiers, Hnf G1nrrs, Bnskins Pumps, &c, togehcf Win
every description oi boys youths and eadrns Boots and
SHOES and Caters, Hall Gaus nc And to complete w,
assortment dress for feet OF boIh and of all
ages re kepiconslsy fund Gooiyears Patent Ehs-
Oyy.ocs which warranted NOT TO become hard nor
loose elasticity tho coolest weather. nor tonn in any
degree OF hd For sale wholesale and rstn All kinds OF
repairing done in the most workmns nslnsr and az seort
notice LUTHER v. MOULTON
n B-A plenty OF business and email profits. L. v. d.
nifty
FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
r EWIS GROSS I5G Futonst door east OF Broad.
IL way, keeps hand large assortment OF BOOIS und
SHOES, the most rshouaos style and OF tbs bssi
materials
N B-Made ~ order all descriptions OF Boos ard Sbes
FITS wsrrsnsd prices Low to suit Tie times a ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29
VALUABLE EXTERNAL REMEDY.

HUNTS I.INiIESr.-T'iis celebrated renciy ia now
for the offered the Nu;y nrs. public: ie
vhich i. hiss obtained in .. county lNcetche-eT
,vir, Il was originally introduced l- Induced le propee
rrver vel been discovered an external r-nicIy ;ha: ha-
proved SCI certain III -iScs permanently curing liz FOL
lowing diseases RaennAtIm Sgtiled Lin1. Pa" ~ H,s
rs IN N, o,., CoriYctionT Of tie Mu,cles, Burns, Soi
Rhrt.r- Group dzue FACE. Tooth ieh<, cG. &c.
TIE blowing letters from the highly eminent physicians
who have ha charge fe Hospital in the S!nZ Sing State
Prison for sIy years the most powerful evidence in IA
vor OF hi csrbfstet EXT ERNA REMEDY and Il suf-
cen guarantee tr tits worthy the confidence o hc public
For .rcuar. the cercilss accompanying eoc boz.
Price 25 cents
SfSG SrSG, December of;h, l84i
My Dtnr Sir: Received your note OF Yesterday asking my
opinion relation 10 HUNTS LiNlhENT, prepar,ai by
Mr. G. F. Stanton Knowing IT, composition, and having
frequently used IL, recommend TO you safe crtcr
nal ami In my opinion tbs bert Lnlmen now In use
Very truly uni respectfully yours,
4 K HOFFMAN,, N. D.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29

IRON WAREHOUSE, 12l lGREENWICH-S ST.
6[ ERSEYS, BREESE j. SAMSON, srcrssors ID
~ Bcornnn, Iotns,u iyres Co have hand AID ohei
for sac on bcrl terms, rl assortment Of SWEDISH la
ard squarriRCN
Ku-sn + : olt S0ble Iron
English And American ,oGnd Hot urd squarc Bar Iron
Br0ers' Rods sli ~ hslf inch
Spike Rods and Shoe Shapes, of nil sizes
orss- Nail Rods of Nor gian old Sable and JuuIata Iron
Eand, Scroll and Hoop fron OF Gll slzss
Cast Steel Shear S.- and German Stci, Of various stamps
Spring Steel, American Blister Steel ~ Blister Steel
boiler and Fye Iron, OF ul-sizes
Ship, BoaI and railroad Spuics
Cut Nnis Brntis ani Spikes, OF ali sizes
Axes CoIn. { Co. genuine mh22 Gm.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
SEAMAN LOWERRE, Z7e Spring.eueet near Grecn.
- wieh-sL oerr or sale general assortment OF HARD,
WARE consisting part otAmcrican and Engilsh Locks
Bnu Hinges, FraDe PuIes, Rail Screw. and Braces Wood
and BED Screws Cut, Wrought and Hing, Mails ltivsts
&c. ap2l 3iny'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29
Grusses.
HULL's TRUssEs.

30. l...-.- HULL'S TRUSSES.
NOTICE TO RUPTUREp PERSoS9.-Pcrsoru a..
Acted with Rupurts niay rey upon e BEST
tbs world affords Application .. ,s 1Ico S.,t -
Ve.cY street or SeDts tbs Principal Towns " s
United Sta;c BocRrpfu To 1auno tho back pad Of hnis
rru..es IL hey endorsed by d. HUI N wnans.
signature -. =, u,,,p.
Many persons lYe undertaken TO yend limitations o. lu
celebrated Tsse. and thousands are impos.ss ~
s.ouenc, Tis.. limitations caD0 rissi up0n th1y ar"
Aie by unskul mechanic and are DO be!i uAa ' 'ru'-
nary rrusses. -.
sively ladies', having separss entrance fon u,o pu.
n's. S y. % .pa n ,.5, ~ ~, n2lf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29

PATENT INDESTRUQTIBLE WATER PIPE.
rINHE suhscnbers manufacture PIPE, CHEAPER and
BETTER than Gny oibar now In for the conveyance
of WATER Ci.ies Villages and Prtvate Residences II
conveys e pure The fountain itself; and THEY WAR
RANT II SUPERIOR and more DURABLE than any other
Tor drn ool and Pipe and for hydraulic purposes
generally. an extra premium of dollars and silver
medal were awarded the Inventor the last Fair Of the
American Institute.
All ordcrs promptly allended To t142 Fultonstreet
ally J.BALL il co.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29
Col PIERRE Van CoURTEANDr.
fully concuriu the above opin9u:

VIZ. y. BELCHER, u. D.
This Linn,en, Ia sold by Rushon Co. llO BroSlway 10
Asor House. Broadway corner Fourteenth street, ~ b.
d. sand 20 Fulton street, 73 Broadwsy, n Eas Broad
way; A.pinwa, e6 Wian street; MeaAim 5ll Brodway;
Guion, II Bowery, ofGrand .e Moss, corner OF
Cannon and Graiid streets. C. F. Hesiis, lDt Nassa street,
corner If Ann; Bonss Canal and t.dson; Austin,
corner Cedar and Nassau j. j. Coddngtou, u fudson-s
Cral,am corner Old Slip ard Wafer Hibbar & Cobb, %
John II: Mrs Hayes ig Ellinn Brooklyn; lnlrh Of
Atlantic and Columbia streets Brooklyn: and Druggists ge
nerallv throughout the United States: and by HOADLEY
PHELPS CO. l42 N,ter street, y. y who the whole
sale agent. Orders addresfe them 10 the proprietor
NJ Sing Sing VIII be attended To.
GEORGE Z. STANTON.
Bush Hylyer r7s, Dis5row as Tn, s Greenwich 81,
Gunn cor Beecaer and Christopher Watson. 81 Cat
rne q. Cox ey-Rlei Sargent 9Th and 81 evnu,
ahallder al 9th sycnt; Jackson, 80 Cherry ST Roon
ls2 East Broadway; Cby, 35 Pearl at; Everett % Hudson
street, Hart Si3 Grand street; NJ " Bune!l, K J. Husband
T7 9th avenue; Cog se-hnl, Chatham CrInbie. ous
TON AID Royyery ni0 luny
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29
18th WARD LUMBER YAH

18th WARD LUMBER YARD,
7 THE FOOT OF 5ith STREET, HUDSoS RIVER
n. G :. MOTT takes picaauIc 2iying the
OWNERS O. REAL ESTATE anu RESIDENTS that he
has hand large assortment ef LUMBER Of all kinds
which he oaes :or sale tie Avatase terms and
well compete with o,hcr dealers In te City
prices and quality particularly invites ali persoGs
20 give hun eel. ard exrmne Gs stock previous 10 pu'
CHASING IA
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29

IH6W On 40. Z IKE W URhS
Mr. EDGE respectfully inform. tbs pubic thai hs
1'A arrangements this season tho raoG extensive
scale ever attempted in this country. he Ia fully pre-
e To furnish Cties, Towns, Pubic Garders, Thearer
Pares c with PyroeDc Displays sylng price from
go to $500, comprising the nlos brilliant and yar.esnied
fres and appropriate designs Mr. L viii also add ms
display tbs stson four urre New Colors, before
hbii.l 10 tie pnhica rich Carmine, Royal Purple Maroon
and Mazerrs Blue, unknown any oer PyroiechIrst N
B. No Agenls ISAAC EDGE, Ir.
myn 6v' Pyrotec!ullst, Jefsey City.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29

lS'liE POOR MANS RE tiEDi. The eneapcsl and
best remedy for disordce state Of ;he stomach nrd
bowels to be found IN the world, s tho Health Pills of Dr
Benjal Rush They IuacA medicine, but AZ lnvon
on of the greateeL physician Of ms day Taken IN ecnsou
they preventive to those diseases peculiar to thu
climate aud season b. kecpingup heatby action Of tt
An they render the system much lss susceptible Of taking
the SMALL POX-a discnsc much be dr-aled, and
which is In city Every ilu1ily should provide
lrineeves wi:a these Pills, and thereby large doc
or: bill. Price -. cuut. u box. For salc by.
Ii. g. DAGGERS, Proprietor,
mvaG Iy- No. ~ Ann.streel-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29

FOUNTAINS.
{'AST IRON FOUNTAINS, consisting OF Figure OF ae-
- uas, H-be, swans, DolpinnG, Cs scrolls aheiis, ba
u. &c forming variety af ;h8n forty dferent sinds
priccs from $500 t,!so Lin AID ForGc ~ 70
throw from toion gallons per nirne IRON a pn2s iof
Cart, conner rtve,ted Hose, Coupling Screws DC
fac;rrr.. ior wholesale or retail by D. L. FARSAA
mi. 9,n Z. FuiiOn-st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29

PIANO FORTE MANUFACTORY.
JE'HE SUBSCRIBERS now 6nIshiIg entirely nav
article Of nsirumcns whlch warranted superior in
Tone 10 in snd ~ keep much longer the inn
proyeent consl1s in ailarp Fmur, peculiar in
non. obyning every AFFECTION heretofore caused by tbs
vi metallic plates IN juring tbs Professors aud pur.
chaaers syei Invited animation ftse
GLENN ROGERS l. CO.
jy22 l52 Fulton,st east side Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29
JoLT5S PATENT REPEATING FIREARMS.

% AS.-The highest puec pad n cab foi syssy
Ii non Of Domestic ReSs, y SIkus kusu w: :IssYosA
msl0 In y -. 9 80. hurting sa2t Ns".eNS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29

SIGNS,
6,ILT. PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL, by ACKERMIaN
II * MILLER, lot Nassau usSree;, between Futon and
ij(iy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29
THE TRIBUNE.

ESSAYS on ART: BY GOETHE: Translated 10y SAM
rrL GRAY WARD. Boston: James Munroc &
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-08-22
THE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE.

The following description Of; the new
Custom House in this place, now almost
finished, we find in the Chronicle of We'd
nesdav last. We believe 1T is a tolerably
faithful outline of the dimensions, &c.
1t is so arranged, and is to be used conjoint-
", for Custom House, Post Office, and Uni
ted States District Court purposes. The Gus
tom House corps of officers have taken pos
session of their apartments. The building
has been erected on the settle of the old Gus
tom House, on North Water street, facing the
river. The situation is not favorable Tor show
ing the structure to advantage, but still 1t pre-
sents an imposing aspect.
Annexed is more particular description OF
the building, furnished at our request by
gentleman concerned in its construction.
The Custom House is three stories high ;
with attic in rear; has thirty nine feet front,
and is sixty-fve in depth. 1t has pedment
front, erected on d basemented story OF red
sandstone, rusticated. The front has two an
tes, and two columns, with capitals, after the
manner Of the Temple Of the Winds at Athens,
and cornce, which is continued on the two
sides and returned on the rear, with antas on
rear corners; all being Of red-sandstone from
Connecticut river. The front, rear, and the
two flank walls are faced with the celebrated
Baltimore pressed brick. The first story has
four rooms, with vestbule and hall. Two oil
the rooms are for the Post Office; one of the
others for the U. S. Marshal. The second
story has likewise four rooms, with vestibule
and hall. The rooms are for the use Of the
Custom House officers, Collector, Naval Off.
Ger, Surveyor, Inspectors, &c. The third sto
ry has spacious and beautiful room for the
use of the United States District Court. This
room has dome th,rty-four feet in diameter
divided into twenty-four PANELS. On the
same floor are jury rooms. In the attic there
is an office for the Clerk Of the Court, and a
mother belonging to the Custom House depart
ment. The building is fire proof without; thu
doors and window shutters are all of heav,
wrought iron, and the roofing of thick copper
plated with tin.
The Custom House has been built from thu
design, and under the superintendent of JOIN
S. Norris. The work was commenced il
May 1913. This cost altogether will be abou
1884 900.