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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-24

NEW SPRING GOODS.
ATHROP, CHRISTIAN g. CO., are open
- ing Fresh Spring Dry Goods such
Rich Baizorine Prints,
Double Purple and French Lawn do
Pine Paris Cbintz,
Rich Paris Lawns,
" Black do
" Luare BnHante,
4" Paris BaueKe,
" Ofnbre Tarcton sesrs,
" Barrege do
" Uefuani dp
BareEe Shaws-vsfy beautiful,
Linen Cambria Hdkfs,
silk wrist and Tasses
Gfass Linen Ftins
Deaehd Cotton Shirings and sheetiny.,
Brown do DO
Penitentiary and Furniture Plaids
Pcronsin of saspnibs and cheap goods can
by calling No Main Street OH ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-24

AsUGARS-Sst- CroiI and r REQ
~ Coiees-LsguyTa and Java
Hernnss-N. Carolina
Papeis-Cap Letter. wrappas&e
o!ls-Winter and Summer asd Tanners
Candles-Spernaeeii and Mould
Soap--AeAdlns, Fay's Ge
Sole Leahef-gDod and damaged
Window Glass-eIiO add iOIi2
PaseT-GTound ami Calcined
Alum, Corpcras, Masder
Intign, SaipetTr Saleraius and
Boston Ruul-or sale by
jug DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
THE TRIBUNE.


r,,r Ro.rs-T The first boat OF me ssasoa'
.d;soniar. worked her way INTO naIsfp ,a.
~, ~ me IN inst After the s;e
,hs Rnnker Hill, which came 10 sshs ,I,e
ficuity. owing TO change OF s.,s n the stear
fst boat from Ghissgo Harm Harlssn, with scarcely
ooa's oS.,rncrion. Tins the navigation o. Lake
I.y arcord,ng 10 the Coanercial AnSe.tsci, y
,. a-.n although the icy barrier presents sa'ner
snym;dable looking barrier. Inc oihieo -
was 10 The steamboat Oneida an1ved at osgego
se,s 9cdensbnrgh on Saturday morning, and ieil
The same day for Rochester.
nn. The steamer Huntress, while proceeding up
~ 1k.nnebec riyo. on Friday morning, ran on
ssdge OF rocks, short distance above batn, ana
was OBLIGED TO put back TO Bait, for repair.
T.Rsrsc AND FsATnERrNe On "Wednesday
night last real Indian piece q business was done
- onr ouet city. John A. Best, John Campbell,
md Steohen Best, were in charge Of a fishing net
Of Ichabod Rogers, and went fishing Wen,
,hev fished and mad something better than g fisher
INNS k,eE," and every body knows what that IS.
John a. Best was made the cotporteur---(as that
Is now fashionable term IN matters OF religion
and science)-to procure the Fargent for the spols
and he wea, about the streets of our city and dis
nosed of them for ready money John, unforu-
na,ely for himself, his family. and the woro at
large has horror OF Temperance Societies, and
has the hydrophobia, "a dread Of tcater unless II ia
mixed with summary 10 an alarming degree; so,
be took drop here and drop there-only ln,le
OF course)-but John became indecently fuddled
He was to have divided thu money he got for the
fsh between his partners, but when he arrived at
head quarters, John was lively and the money non
sst so between the large and small hours OF the
night Stephen and Campbell caught my lord" or
had him caught and at the corner of Front and
South.sireets, when the watchInen were asleep,
distinguished John as the anti-renters would She
Tiff Miller if he should poke his phlz among them
that is Jared and edtlered him as eeneely as such
things are usually done in this degenerate age
When John became sober ne realized his situation,
and his bump of ccmbativeness being fairly deve-
loped, he rushed to the Justice I'd had his cofsi-
ermen brought to ta,c' The evidence was pref
iy conclusive Campbell got clear, but Stephen had
10 fork out SO for being accessory 10 the rs, tar
ring and fcatheriDg we ever heard OF in Columbia
County. Hudson Rep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09


The brig Eagle from New York for Boston, anchored on
Chatham. Thursday and went ashore in the NV gale, but
got of immediately, leaking or GOO strokes per hour.
The crew of brig Espcct. from Boston for Havana (bc-
fore reported LOST were saved and taken 10 Cenegos b.
q schooner from Portland with few articles OF clothing
aud the letter bag which the only articles taken from
the wreck.
On Monday last whep the schr Salem Of Boston was Of
the Point House. woodman Perkins, OF Saco, Me.
aged 49, fell from the bbocm and was drowned Al efforts
to him unavailing.
Schr Ellen. Chapman. from New York for ST Augustine,
with An assorted cargo ashore Long Beach, oppo-
site Tuckeron 18th inst and mp 10 the latest accounts (Gth)
the cargo had been landed the beach in damaged
dtion The schooner had bged and the tide cbbet and
flowed in her. Notwithstanding thought she would
be got or should the weather prove favorable.
Schr Mount Moriah, Capt Rogers sailed from Lincoln
yile Maine, the 24th OF December. for New Orleans,
with e and there has been Ito report OF her since The
captain and seven In number belonged TO Lincoln
Vile
Ship Moscm French Of and FOR NYork, from Manila,
after putting Into Cape Town and repairing upper works.
put into Pernambuco ahou, March eaky and would have
10 discharge and heave out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
southern balm

THE GREAT AMERICAN KENEDY.57AA e7g1mpls ts
remedy for the most dangerous Coughs AID told aad
for CorsuMrrIox even IN its :.sss We have evidence
Of III. most dzsIerse cases Punoaar CONSUMPTION nav
ing yielded bottles and less OF his invaluable Ard-
cine In proof this, select the following EaEes tom
many whose certificates z De seen al our ONCE 6SS bo.e-
way 10 prove the extraordinary that nTaabg ei-
y REFERENCES. Il
Rev Nj $ Cove! Pastor I'm street Baptis, Chgrea rss
70 Sixth street. Elizabeth VandsrveoT 81 Ih-st
samuel Roberts I7s s;h AvenGs; + a Ross. - Be;naH-
street. ". Wallace Cam Dents u Eandan-stEest J. IL
deroof Ws;=I-sfe-t Miss VI. Taylor, IS Higst-s-t
Brooklyn; Lewis F. Cieen 95 Erout-s;ret = !aileid
- % s;r,ei VIM Smith 4i Bowsry. Sarah VI. Wilson,
Elizsbeh Wilson Brooklyn; Ar hur B. HAGp;r.aa 4 larse
aud ca Broadway NJ Taylor, % nishr=-., Brook
Ign Benny Gsrno corner 10th st'ett and 50 Aretu.
r = The above comTris@ CONSUMPTION. Coufhs,
Colds fhhisic P-urisy, Irritation and Soreass oil IN
Lungs, DroReh-s PnTisy, Asthma arising fro1 5asuof-d
respiration We have spac. rtculanzs each case
cut invite y0a call and rad C-catss of ;hese and
great many persons that have and taiiy feesiV-
leg.
The Southern Balm sold :; the principal Dag Stores in
PRI%CiPAL DEPOT, 63s BROADWAY.
More Agents wanted throughout The Union a.d the Cana
dsS and British Provinces hbs-al terms Applications
must be postpaid. IialI IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
MEDICINES:

GENERAL DEPOT FOR BEekWiTHs ANTI
UDY sPEgTIC PILLS, tEntrtts gegstastsl 10 ,Sao-
1i,oogs srrobzti, of ;9ss no have sfry enpoyed II
According 70 The dif-eiOa, Is recornsntsd with Incfeasef
confidence the ru5iic for bilious 9sd
&c eadzches pain and OPPRESSION eL-
zn-ss d:owspezS b-.r-bpsu acid PAN aa Us
iaiulency hitr4i cos,rene.s loss Of I'D sass
So sickness Se lc T=y az acknoslsi2sd 10 . N-Sts
sr-fior 70 an: hInz ever b-crs offered 20 IN; afflicted n-
as erneai Family sp~r-a -thef they Garnet ia
ensure unIvefsa sstIstsron TT coStzin no cor
M otb-r ni-ra-tla re- r1rsiv Tesefzb.s- Pce Fiity
T-,,s uer Box TIfnNFRx a4Si DEfsN- t--ats- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
SOUTHERN PORTS.

Tzyadeipbia, April s-Arr ship X e Shaw, Matthews,
Liverpool Feb II barks Robert ouerbridge NOfeans,
Marquis of Butte. ODD Harvey carcln Wales; brigs Gent
u.s. DE WOLFE Boston; Emma, Bake, do; schrs Salem,
TucEerman, Boston; Ezabc;h Santuckct; Coral Ches-
ter River, Ct sloop Ampbibions. Siork.
Cd. bark Trad Ferry, Chaie New Orleans; sclGs Porto
Rico, Smalcy, Boston: Republican, Albany; Abraham
Brown Fall River; Nxgars, SYort Boston, Providence
Lexington, NYofk, j MaTks do; Theron. do.
Baltimore April Arr brig Chlckasaw, Kendrck. Bos-
ton; WIN Rogers, Taylor, Boston; Ann 4 Parker sa-
vannai; ElzI Saco. Ne.
Chqrlesoa April ). Arr ship Thos Bennett, Yarnutn,
Liverpool.
Cld. schrs John Hancock, soubiates, wIudies Shaw
NUT. Farrar. NYork.
Sailed ship John Mulshall Poytress, Liverpool; Br
bark Cambridge. Brown do: briss Carolina Sherwood \
York Electro Packard Providence, ri; schrs Squirrel
Richards do; Edddgton, Beston Atlantic, Cramer, New
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT

No ! SpRucr-.TREET. NEw.foRK.
UNHIS Is THE ONLY MANUFACTQRY OF ANY
L EXTENT IN TIE UNITED STATES-Shades OF
all kinds and sizes varying from Is cents $50 For sale
correct copies of all the celebrated places this Country and
Europe fersor can by choosing their have them
executed III mastery Style Whenever ornamental de-
signs copied and offered for sale By Others lay Them
aside get order make stock choice
aud tasty possible Persons desiring TO the Of
getting up these choice and useful articles shown through
the painting rooms with extreme pleasure
ARTISTS Of acknowledged reputation at all times nd
employment with us
Signs Banners and Interior decorations done style
surpassabe BARTOl. DE- MAUNi.
B-Wa warrant our Shades free from defects. such
curling and cracking male 3mUSN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
ARRIYEn.
SAILED.

T. & steamer Poinsett, I'm Norfolk.
sear Navigator, Pointer. I'm Dos.on, Ildse.
schr southerner, Eidaise, I'm Boston, mdse-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
EAsTEKN PORTS.

The vessels reported yesterday saed ~here detained b
adverse Winds got under weigh this morning and proceed
ed 70 sea with fine North West wind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
INSURANCE.

fl,IIE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY make In
ssrances against loss OF damage by fire and inland
navigation on terms favorable any other similar i'll
s.itution III the city.
Capital $500, 000-Ofiec NO. biWan street.
DIRECTORS.
r. Ravens, Caleb o. Haisied, Johu RANKIN
Vaiah TayIor VIM W Todd, Meigs d. Benjamin,
]. Phillips Phoenix, VIM. Couch, Nathaniel weed
F,nnipg q Tucker b. L. Woolley Ferdinand Suydarn.
David Lee, y. Nsrnum, henry u. thompson
John d. Wolfe, Michael Baldwin, Peter l.: NeViu',
Edward Anthony. X HANESS, PRESIDENT:
LEWIS PuILLIrs, Secretary. dIou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

TINTED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY, IT'S
u Broad-ay, Ep-.S;auJ-E. WHITE would respect
fully call the attention Of citizens and strangers visiting
the city, his splendid collection OF DasueTeotJpe foF
,ras .pg,e or In croups from TO Il person. he
same rlate ~hch for tc1uJ and accuracy Of dcllneaon
cannot be surpassed Portraits taken IN ali kinds OF
weather. either with without the coor., the prices OF
which he has those charged b. the most mex
perlenoe. in the business.
The American Institute It's la'e exhibition awarded
M White the frs; Premium Tor the best DaGuerre0ype
Licensees Der grouping and general efecD which Is but
another proof 10 Tie superiority Of his Portraits.
r White sole agent in NewYo:k for The very supe-
ror imported German Cameras, and at no other esabs-
ulent In the city or State can they BE- obtained
NB Imported German Cameras, also French and
American Instruments the very best quality, with plates
Gases Chemicals Polishing materials, &c.
Mr. Whites Case Mandatory being the largest and
meat In the United States he enabled from the
quar- be Manufactured sell Daguerreotype Miniature
Gases 10 per lower than other house IN the
T-nion slx yc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

p;.ck Havs. robinson, Para. Corning 4 soa
y,ses- sarsh Norfolk. Bnek petesss Sur. Prnan.
WsIm,agton. A Hnosard & CO; Mary Ports Burin, N.
f6<nSt,rs ca.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
SPOKEN.

March 80 lat IS Is N Ion n 20 " passed pTremont.
of NYcrk. o Charleston for Antwerp with two fore
topsaiis set.
York for Charleston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
" REAL ESTATE MARKET, ri
,N Basement office, 1901
IN 90 WALL-STREET. NETWORK. -.&Sa-

S,X REAL ESTATE MARKET, iA
tSN Basement office, ,.N
-. go WALL STREET. NEW-foRK. -s%%SaA-
We have for sale : the most favorable Terms,
>trRoyEp FARMS all descriptions aud prices from 10 To
loco Acres aud from $500 To S2O. egg each. -.
Nj, LANDS, IN New York. Pennsy yina. Nilginn. MIS-
souri, Tennessee Michigan Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin
at less than t0rcrrtlHsr! prices. 70 -,
Water Power Mills Factories, beds Of fine PceIS lay
Lime Quartz Fclspar, Alum, Barr Stones Coal, Iron,
Lead CopIrr aud Tin. ,,.,,-
We have some Of New Lands Some Farmsan Mills
which are offered fOE CASH az great sacrifice.
Werespecuily invite all who wish TO purchase i cal Estate
ana description situated u; any pa our cotat to
come Register, where hey best obtain
the object of their desire.
Oar ADVOCATED ACENCY, extending Throughout EuIols
aud America the possible facilities for serving
all who VIII favor with their commands.
az D&Wtf ARN0lD BuFFun x Co.
sEH 4 FARM FOR SALE.-Stuate on the road hom
ssS5& New Rochelle White Plains, about cqudistant
from each containing $50 of land all of which
Ia plough land excepting acres which is wood land
Tho place Is divided By lane aud ia laid out into cohven
lent lots for cultivation. All the fences are of 'tonc IN
good order, and the ground In high state OF cultivation
The buildings all OF good character and In order For terms
apply 20 5. Il. KENYON, on the premises. or OF
30 # J. ADRfANCE. Sc John ST. New-fors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
WINDOW SHADES.

YNINDOw SHADEs!.:-Xsos BROADWAY, La.
w farges Buildings C.. WOODfORD having lessed
those large and eommoous corner OF Broadway
Reade-stet occupying oT the exclusive sale oil
WINDOW SHApES-nvires the attention OF those desITous
of obtaiung article OF the kind his assortment OF iii
Shades which consists Of some truly beautiful ainugs
Families will lind the different sizes suitable Tor widows oil
any length and width ia Landscapes Gothic plain ceutTs
Viguette Scrptura views copies from The celebrated
PAINTINGS of Claude Lorraine Canova aud other Italian artists
Also few cases pure white grounds executed master
ly style. both plain and llndscaped.
BThe above collection having been obtained Tor the
present Spring Fashion will be sold iug advance from
the first Those wishing good article by examining can
easily draw comparison between these aud an inferior KIND.
(ue,y Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

STH WARD LUMBER YARD at the foot or 5ith
- street.. iiadso,l R;ver.-G. ;. MOTT takes pleasure
10 gfv nctice the Of real estate an residents,
th.l he has hard large assortment Of Lumber CT al
kIs which lie oce-5 foF sale the rost advantageous
tsrTr AID vel he eo!nI1se With 5ther deal
g IL The City, prices ard qpaty and particularly IL
Ill psrsonz give HIN call and exAEiins bis sock
urevipus 70 psrcilassrz ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
MACHINERY FOR NANUFACTURES. sc.

TO IRON MANUFACTURERS.
THE RoLLfNC;-NILL MACHINERY Of the e1ten-
size establishment formerly The property OF " Bc!-
" AZ Stanford c. Of full Of gearing shafts,
couprs stands and rolls reseeuiuc Of work:
together with shears lathe iurnag tools buBdng benches
floor plates furnace caSng &c, and implements necessary
for performing the work Of such establishment now Of
er-d for sale very advantageous the ruTclser
For farther particulars address the subscriber Stamford
Ct or n his store. 2iS Watef-stresi, New oTis
nv GEO > WARiNtT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

Ships Arso. Havre; sllanuisys. Soriszns.
s:iss Empire, Apaiachicola; Gen wilson, Mobile Bet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
LAMPS, CUTLERY, &c.
PREMIUM STORE.


C,OUTHoJTY & MEYERS, 3il Broadway, respectfully
" Invite the public call at :eir store and examine the
richest and extensive assortment to be found IN ms
country, OF BRoNZED and oRMOLU CHANDELIERS.
CENTRE, MANTEL, SOLAR, BRACKET and READ
ING LAMPS, CANDELABRAs GlRASDoLES, BRAC-
KET BRANCHES and CANDLEsTlCKS. in every vaE-
ETY. of patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, new and superb article, Pc
culiarly desirable for packets and steamboats,.
In evidence OF the superiority of this portion OF their
stock over any other OF its class offered 10 the public IN TINS
CITY, they with honest pride refer 20 no less than SIN
GOLD and FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded 10 the
manufacturers within the last seven years, for the greatest
variety and beauty OF patterns and the unrlyaed finish Of
Every article sold by C. & y. is warranted to be what
thew represent, and those who wish 10 obtain first class
goods at price o:an paid for sCch "a are OF very ie-
rior quality arc requested favor them with call beior-
~ liberal discount TO Churches and Hotels Of "
collar LAMPS, Giraudolrs. Hall Lamps Tea Trays aud
y Britannia TIA Sets for sale low prces. BY
VNl. E. STouTENBCR li3 Futon-S;.
between Broadway aud Nassau street.
FIN. r. bl- Cur-ry Tor sale * above. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

E,HEAP TABLE CUTLERY.-The subscriber Jespeei-
0iuly informs his friends and the public, tst he con-
stanuy keeps on hand. his Cheap House-Furnshins
Store choice assortment of Table and Ies knives nom
SIS Sd 10 So 50 per set. and Crvers and Stees 10 match
and fine assortment OF Poke; aud Pen Knives Ase
German Silver and Britannia Tea and Table spoons and
good assortment Of Britannia Ware such a. Cohee ana
Tea Pots, LAMPS OF various patterns and Sizes &c Se
Aiso Tin and Japsnned Ware and Tea Trays oil various
sizes and qualities. Also, Hardware and Ho!iowware
such Pots, Kettles, ETC. Sadircns- Brass Kettles e'c
Carpenters Tools cheap and OF The best quality such as
Planes Saws Chisels etc Nails Locks Carpet Iacks, etc
etc. excellent variety also OF Wood-w are and i1sAet
such Tubs. Pals Washbosres Clothes Horses wooden
Bowls and Choppng Trays, Broous Cradles Basket hairs
French Travelling Baskets, Carpet straw ana sphi
Bags etc. Likewise Brushes OF almost every kind-oih
and Hair, Scrub and Paint and busting Brushes Aso
Fine Teeth and French Dressing Combs, ETC. ETC.
Please cali At R. L. JoHSsroa's, 3 C2:harine-strec
where you viii ind excellent assortment and 81 Te-y
low X L. JOHNSTON, ) Cs;harine-street
y. r Toys Of al descriptions, 81 wholesale and retail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

DAPEk LAMP AND CAMILLE saAUk1s-A bur ss
sor.m-nt Of Fr-sch AID American Lamp end CeHdie
SHADES, for yai- whal.ssIs and retail b
Is DlETZ, BROTHER L co. - john a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
ROOTS AND SHOES.
= TO THE Bogr AND SHOE WEARING

- 10 TIE BOST md SHUE " kAIsINI,->
10 pUBLIC-CALL AND SEE--fine CIy Gzs-ssszsa
made calf sewel Boots with fair stitch for So 81,
ruasie ii, the alcS: and most approved SIS and 'yar-
rsp-d =, give ,sIisfsc,ioa II LUTHER V. MOuLT0S'S
fashionable Boo: ard Shoe Stor- 93 Sroae~ay Also every
description Of Boots and She's made 20 oft Also graf
SSrtt; Of 7d-s aud rsses gaiters half saiefs
paulgs sc Together with -,eTy csc-rton OF hogs oais.
AMI chi!tcrs boots aad shoes and CATERS hast cl Ne
And 10 couprte 4ssog:r-Rt and dSs Tor e si OF 5o
s aud Il al ages there kept constantly on land Goce-
years ;Se eastic oyrrsbee which AZ WARRANTED noi 20 D.
co. had, ncr c= thru .l,sfici:y the co'cs weather.
softer Ia aiy degree Of heat For s4I wholesale and rst
and AZ si,oft r.at;ce LUTHER '. MOULT0N.
y B.. gi-Gty of Business and small pF'tis l. v NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

rYNABLE CCIL E Y.-OrdeIs received for Richardson
Soa-g sut,pY Ivory and S-iip NnysS and FORKS. By
mo NV INNfE> Wt.EhE>. 9! John-stfert
4 lIERiC-AN CUtLEkl Ivory haI'-s 2ad toExS IN
n 81 of 81 uec- and also in dozrGs Ni;h without
Forks Tor sale y A W. sFls; SSs s ~, :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

ID ICH'S IMPROVED PATENT SALAMANCA
II SAFE.-warruited dry, IS well as fire and theft
uroof-The following certificates OF the most
respectable merchants and Others in the city OF Sewor.
leans, establishes their fire proof qualities beyond IL
doubt:
1.-THE undersigned have this day witnessed the trial Of
one Of Rehs improved patent Saamanter SAFES L: the
furnace Of The Sea Bird.
The SAFE placed IN The furnace AZ 10 minutes after
II o'clock A " ard remained there three hours Constant
Is exposed intense heat that could be created
by the use pfichpne and cottonwood IL was tsen
taken 10 the store OF Dir. chs agent In this city and
opened vixen they found that The contents were neither
burned nor sccrched and thai the woodwork bore no a
pea.aEce Of having been exposed 10 fire.
1.-The undersigned Convinced that this Safe was SUE
seed greater heat than could possibly exist al the burn
ng OF any building this city, however eombu1sle is
eouten.s they therefore have hesitation In saying
that Ricis enAenty secure against The risk OF
fire, Gnter any circumstances whatever.
SEg-ORLEASs, 18th June, lsi.,
jerome 3. Ballard, Master Of steamer Sea Bid
John Hoey, Fire Inspector 81 Western HSrine and
lFi-r Insurance Company.
Thos. Il Chenowtth, Joseph Grant,
z NcCr-cer J. n. Staufer,
= C. Laha:t Benjamin 2. Cook,
Rene II. Brunei
One Of cur customers saved $4,000 IN one OF E.chs
SAFES although t= burglar had six eight hours 70 u MS
skill or the lock
The ABOVE SAFES are sold 10 t.,ls city OILY by
d :. MARVIN. Age5t for tss A2nni+lttfeFa'
sasyc 1889 W.ie z stree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
DRY GOODS.
SILK AND STRAW WAREHOUSE!,i
i7s PEARL.STREET, \. Y.
ID I4.SMlTH Y HENDERSON would invite the allie

SILK AND STRAW WAREHoUSE!i!
sN,1 EE IA SiI N n,. N. ,,,0
II. lion Of Merchants making hcir Spring purchases to
their large '''? sinT N & STRAW GOODS,
which they arr making additions from the latest
'm'0''A''0n'. Their G 5f;s..gf Go d
bic aud desirable STYLES in market They would invite aspec
ton OF 'G FRESd lii'i lawns AMP MUSEUMS
BsreTes aud Bazcfiues Striped Tcus ani F.acies
patterns Of De ags; Se NJ SEy IT'S assortment oil
Camslou Silk aud Cashmere satin striped Barge and Bal9
rne pn aud embroidered De Lame Ladies GIaras Scarf
soa. GIs,e Si, &c They wead desire aaiieaa
sn0n to their stock s 4 RF@SiEGS o t"5 snee'a
COMPRISING every variety OF Foence Braid Straw Lawn
Willow and Fancy soans,s Of spnnS sys and Will BE-
OF Aens and Boys Leshoyr Hats and eutire
Of Palm Ls Hats Ssye quality aud ee e. A sG5
caSh approved credit at the loves; market prices al 9m
PATTERSON SILK FAcroRY, y, j.. manufacture.
Tram or1nzine aud large sken Servings of the very best
SeWiass IN small ,kcns-blck bias black lgh, dyes, and
assorted, be ordered handsomely nut IN half and
quarter round ets bundles OF Vc sNen each or III chIons
OF 1900 skens, 10 SUIT customers.
Gen,eme', PLAIN aud fancy Cnrais, Of III, newest styles
do rich white and rriuted rocket HandkeTchieis.
SsrsGets, &c, Tor hat and cap liainss.
Slk Cloth, Of required wdth-p!Aia fer printing, or
Waste Sin for estjins ard spipuius. ,
ZINE CARLISLE AND MANCHESTER LONG
z CLOTHS. Of the Various widths iur sale by
api WELLS * SPRING, 50 Finest
C&NplE wiCx-la bale, 70. shiFging sad in %
m , lS bales for home ''dfSf N s Is A. I
ID iNTs-,s>ee fn, g,s,'la@. aad eo@%on AlatdeF aat
sale By WELLS 's STRING 3 s.ia" Pa'"''S '
DESTs SOUTHERN YARN 10 10, { TO II aud 20 70,
- assorted bales aad half bales for sale 20 CediSt
% floor. T. y. uNDERHiLL. IS
FOUNDATION MUSLlNS-ircn pieces double for sale
II by rNp,l WELLS y STRING. - Pint-st
ENuI NUNTiONS-2oo au'tdrs s,lrie aud double. White
( FouniSticos for sale BY NESMTrH & CO. 50 Piue-st
Drown SHEETINGS. AND SeikriNGS-rhe best
ID establishment. may
be eNAnned Manufacturers pfrs, The III HcoTS
OF No, rs aud 20 Celsr-sr /. " CNDERHlLL ~
nRAPERI MUSLiNS-lust received euurs pew as
Dsoruient If rich Dsas Mn>ns which VII &c sold much
rheapcr ,han usual ar W. II. GREGORY & co.
mhSl If l75 Sprinx-street
fSINGRA,iS, GINGHANS :! ClNGH ANS Nv. n.
VI GREGORY 4 co. ,e received from the Importers
one case supestue qualify GnSbans Gny ~ peryad Aso
extra line qualify richest and newest patterns only ~ e
iser yard W. ID. GREtipAl y 70.
r,hS, II Us Spring >t-e~'.