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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-07

NJ ACHiSE bANDS.-TAe following unsolicited opn-
VI ion OF India Rubber Machine Banding,
mend TO the attention OF The Interested
HORACE II. DAY.
Successor TO the Roxbury India Rubber Co.
NORWICH. Jan. Is. lS+5-D.ar Sir: Above please mud
our draft -, for -, the balance OF your account
against We take pleasure in saying iha, full
fair trial OF your Rubber Banding thar FOR the purpose
which have used H. drive heavy light machines
with band that II gives the fullest satisfaction
Yours, Very truly, MOSES PIERCE,
t23 Agent Norwich Bleaching and Callendering Co"
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p EMoyAL.-E. DOWNS has removed his extens.v
~ sock OF BOOTS AID SHOES ION No % 10 s.

d EMoyAL--E. DOWNS has removed his extensive
II sock OF BOOTS AND SHOES from No. 20 TO 50
Catherine
The public respectfully informed that he has Of late
made large additions his stock and though always
ahead and cheaper than the cheapest he is determined
10 be :ie cheaper. follows: Ladies Cater Boots ~
S. lOs 2s Ladies Buskis, thick soes IS S. unsur.
passed cr style and durability Misses aer Bnskus and
Boots In quantity al the smallest prices besides Child
Caters ard Shoes OF ell descriptions too
numerous 10 mention Any quantityof Gentlemens Boots
s l!s, l5s, and Also Bows and Youths Roo,s
and Boctees, ETC. Altogether the most extensive as
sor,r;ent OF Boots ard Shoes 20 lie found The Civ
Please call and look for yourselves at
90 CATHERINE-STREET.
Y. B.-Srperntendents of Sunday Schools and other
charitable institutions viii be supplied at the very lowest
prices d2T 3ms
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.(rn wAkD LUMBER iAltD, the loot OF 5lih
Il street, Hudson Hvcr.-G. :. MOTT takes pleasure
In giving notice the OF real estate and residents
that he has hand large assortment of Lumber of Mi
kinds. which he offers for sale the most advantageous
terms aud well he compete with other deal
es In the City, prices and quality and particularly In
Yitcs a Tsons give him call and his stock
u, eN ions 90 nnrchnsinr. i24
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{ toCGHs AS remedy for Coughs. Colds. Aaafnt
~ Whoopns Cough, Splitting of Blood and all aSsioE
OF the Chest and Lungs, the PICTORIAL HONEY oil,
ERWOKf stands nrivallcd its reputation is fully nts,
!shed as the most safe speedy and certain remedy ear
fered 10 the public; In the many hundred 10 wis
TINS preparation has been used not single nssips
known OF It's having failed in eiIcciins perfect ct
stands high Ia the estimation of many Of the most I
able physicians OF this city, who give evidence or M &C..
opinion they entertain Of its merits s. remedy for Cs
&c by recommending Its use by their patients Tbce w
have been nsTg various preparations without success
have become discouraged, earnestly invited 30 IT. fes
many respectable residents OF this " mot ysaenb
PLACES who have been restored health by the Honeya u
efwort and who have reluctance TO their names af
ing In the papers have LEFT their names and address W.
the proprietor, and given permission refer any perez
them who may wish 10 make lnq IirIes relative 70 t
cess that has attended its Price 2s per bottle
snie wholesale, l2T Madenane; and at retail. 81 A.
son & Oh, Bowery and $50 Broadway j. & Coz,
ton. 3o3 Hudson w. Watson, 81 Catherine j. IansIs
Dr,,,.ts ,,nnar.,; -D' fu'"i'-''ee'' Dio'' 20
>oe-'>- IA
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s1ASSAGE Fox OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of The bth
Feb. The splendid "a sailing Packet ship LOUIS
VILE. Capt Hunt will sail positively above her reg
u!ar day Having superior accommodation cabin, Sec
ond cabin and storage passengers. Early application
should be made on board, OF OF Wall-st or 70
70 WI T. TAPSCoTT IS S.uth-st cor Maiden larc
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ALLIANCE MUTUAL ISs. Co. Feb. LIST, ls45
d. NOTICE.-The Annual Election OF nine Trustees Of
the first class and three INSPECTORS of the Arnua
Election, VIII be held at the office OF the ianc Mutual
Insurance Co. No 46 Wall street. Tuesday. Feb It'll
Polls open II O'Clock. NJ. and close at O'Clock p NJ
ia3 tn JAMES LAWSON, Secretary.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
DArER CAMBgICS, IRISH LINEN, 1c--Just re
ceived, COED assortment Of Paper CainoIcs .. a.
Cio and sur or quality also rsh Linen Which Will be
sod a. s,ea barsf Also Thread Gins, Brussels SIX
AMI Bbbe1 Lac> Edcings. Inse-tins; neS style Lace
caps Of varios EInds; Velvet Bead Bags PRINTED Am
irics: French Printed Muslns, Phippean Gtnshains;
unsie-v cloves g. C. Y. wTGPLE,
az Io5ber q Cedsr streat.
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tHudson Repub, Feb. 1.

CaARtry That charity which begins a, home.
IL sad 10 remain AT home, Very likely But not
SO with regard 10 that charity which, in this IN
element season seads osd OF wood or bakers
loaf, az chicken To IA poor neighbor The rich
man who rcles III his coach. aed when he comes to
his home fluids glowing fire in his yratc and IN.
luxuries nj all climates upon his table Is ycry much
temped t.tur.rt that wliRin the loss Of a biscut,
from has door Their MAY be amil, in utter d.siI
tutioa punched for tn necessities ct liv shiyeInc
over drcayins emoers, drrading ,o So for,h 10 fad
any I'm. ,ioymznt, aaj not Knowing where TO ioos
for the supply OF coming necessities To such
family si,ghr and unob,uislvr charity NAV carry
JOY, ,he sisht at whica will be ample reward Tor
th- bes;owmrnt on the part OF the man who is
dwelling in abundance. li;tle disciplipe Of this
kind. an occasional exercise OF the feelings OF be
neselence, wiil strengthen the kinder qualities OF
the heart, and make man realize what is meant
by " the luxury OF doing good. let the rich man,
then, give ot his abundance. Cheer the heart ot
,e unfortunate aud the children OF poveTv and suf-
lerins. There may not be among Us much Of what
Ec-HeI extreme waht--Sut there many cases
~hefe oy eS'reaie economy families are KEEP: Jrst
on the verge g; the distressing priya,on To these
casss the hand OF charity should be extended. and,
wair Tue ey.uty OF the season conlinues, le, the
Comforts oi HE Ind their way TO the houses of the
poor and carry giadness TO the hearts of suffering
humanity Hartford Courant.
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100 Pme.street. corner Of Sonth

LIZ FOR Observation-Disclosures racket of 9th Fetru-
SSEE ary-The splendid first class sailing Packet
ship PATRICK HENRY, Capt. Deano, will POSI-
FeI sal Is above her Regular day. Having very supe
no accommodations for Cabn, Second Cabin and Storage
Passengers Persons wishing embark Should make inn
mediate application board. Burng slip or to
JOSEPH McMURRAY,
t2I loo Pine-sr of lu.h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-07

GUNS, PISTOLS AND RIFLES
mn ATERIALS TO- Gun Smiths, Gun Locks and parts of
lNR Locks Gun and Rifle Barrels, Percussion Caps and
Pills, Powder Fasks and Shot Belts Cones and Wrenches
Ribs, Rods, Worms &c. &c. for sale In quantity by
SPY A. W. SPIES & co. 2lS pcarl-st.
DEKrlI ANNOY FIRE BKiCk.--Ine suUscrioer.,
Agents for the above Brick prepared furnish any
of the following shapes:
Nos. and ?, usual shape.
Large and small Bull Heads. Cupos, 10 to 80 Inches.
Cuvert, Large and Small Kew.
Soap. split, do do Wedge.
Crate Dacks, Janb, Crate Brick, &C.
These Bricks warranted equal In quality any made
In the United States Orders received contracts made
large and small quantities at very low Samples
for trial or inspection nj the Office OF the Agents.
II SHERMAN ATWATER & Co 80 Broad.
A PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT FOR 5 LIE, stu
~ ated in large aid hourshng village the Hudson
and enjoying fair patronage Politics Wing. 70 fur her
information apply 10 the present Proprietor, through the
agency If the Editor of The Tribune. j3o If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-07

WTATCHES, JEwELRY. &c.-A splendid assortment
w of Gold and Silver Duplex Paten; Lever. Anchor
E<capement, LeIine and Vertical Watches selected from
the in Europe, which win be warranted
perfect iime-keepers.
Also patterns of G"ld Chains Seals and Keys
Gold Pencil Cases and Gold Pens
"a Thimble>, Rings, Pins &c.
"a Bracelets with stones, Sc.
Silver FORKS, spoons, &c.
Al the above articles Will be sold the lowest prices.
and warranted be equal the best made in the city, by
MOTT & BROTHERS, Importers OF Fine Watches, Sc
No. Sassiu-st. opposite the Custom House
p S-The articles carefully repaired and
ed. BY the sklitil workmen in the city di7
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INMEkf AMI BoRAN-Iev casks oes, genuine LoAavn
Ia Emery assorted Nos.
100 English Refined Bo.ax in cases OF lie rounds
each for sale In any quantity. by
dis SHERMAN, ATwArER & CO. 80 B.esd st.
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T oZENGE FOR INSTANT NEOUS RELIEF TO \
- COLD N THE HEAD, and for HQarsencss and
Bronchitis, made and sold by
j. l. CoDDINGT0N, Druggists.
800 Hudson 81, cor. spring.
Its mode Of cure is thus explained The Lozenge being
permitted dissolve very slowly in the mouth, eNpends
It's action u on membrane of that orgn which
hence relieves 10y sympathy the parts Affected whether
the throat the nosrIls.
1t is in all innocent and sutary. Price 25 cents
per box. t2S linz
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TINU MERCHANTS, TEACHERS ND othEks'-
Il HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE, PIG Pearl-street, Keep
constantly for sale and complete assortment oi
School Classical and Miscellaneous Books, Blank Books
m every variety Letter. Cap (ruled and plan) Bill
Drawing and Tea Paper Quilts, Ink, Sealing Wax,
&c. &c.
Merchants. Teachers. School Committees and others,
wishing 10 purchase fnd 1t for their interest TO give
us a ca us furnish all articles in our line at low
prices and in quantities 10 suit.
THEY PUBLISH FOR SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES;
The Matte Brun School Geo Do do Abridged
granny and Atlas webster's Dictionary for
Peter Parley's Geography for Schools, 2mo .
Children. DO DO 90 Juno
Peter Parley's History for Mrs. Lncolns Botany.
Children Do Botany for Beginners.
Burritts Geography of the Do Natural Philosophy.
Fcavens, with an Atlas. DO Natural Philosophy 10Y
Feowcs' Astronomy for Be- Beginners
pinners Do Lectures on Chemistry
Goolrics His Do Chemistry for Beginners.
tory for Schools. Gallaudets Picture Reading
Kame's Elements Of Crit Book.
tcism $40. Prestons Interest Tables
Preston's Interest Tables q per cent.
per cent DO co AUrlused'
Practical Grammar Of the English Language in
PRODUCTION composition. in which the constructions are
classified into predictions and phrases BY Edward lila
zen, author of the Spelcr and Deilner. Part First
Parts and bound In vol scp2y
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a o--Torg
sack " D. (yvho attend II me Since oa-is 4 e
n. Fee paid By the Society
.sanka5-The Merchants Bank New York (Tne orr
cns authorltr rom the London Board deposited win
he President J. J. Palmer ESQ 10 whom F=ieehrs Nap
be lnadl.)
s1ilci.5r-winisrn Van Hook. Esq. % Wail-st
For Pamphlets containing general remarks on LIE IN
sranca cables OF rates report Of the last snIua! e'
Ing al held in London. and other information
desired Plea apply the subcricer or TO the AGENTS IN
Boston, baltimore Philadelphia, and other principal eites
The scale OF viii bear comparison Win those ei
other Companies doirg business here
Risks II favorable accepted Al oDce and are otad'ng
from The nonsn. u sc.uai payment @ premium 70 the sro-
sriser under special ard full authority dele ated TO him.
Psrticul.r attention i invited the division Of pots
ION ,e business in Eur 20 well in AneTca) 10 policy
holders: and the many advantages Of the loan Fund
derartnent. J. LE[iNpEk siAisi.
sf3w General Agent :oT the United States
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~ TEAM POWER 10 LEr-FTvm 10 - horse power,
~ with a part the whole OF building erecting.
by 30 and stories high, the East River side,
Pike slip. Indrire OF
Us Inn, HECKEE K BROTHERS. 2l3 Cherry st.
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R-rlnrs. hammers. Standards. &

L. ko.lN >uAr The subscriber has just received. by
IN the ship ruthea. from CrcnssdI. number Of cases
this incompatible Soay, which, for Shaving and Tor the
Tcettn is unsurpassed II is now Ave years this
ticle introduced into this city and 1t has been sold t
upwards thirty thousand porsous Iii considered the
purast and cheapest family Soap In
Druggists Hair Dressors. and dealers Fancy Goods,
will ind this very sslcahle article.
For sale, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, by
SAMUEL w. CREECH. Rai- Dresse-.
No. fremont House, Boston.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

L
~@a FREIGHT FOR WHEELING, VA. AND
u ~ PIrTSBURG, PA.-The undersigned, for the
ssy-T last six years (and present. Agent for BISG-
--HAMs LrSE from this City TO pitsbnrg, Pa.
takes this method Of informing his friends and
the Public that having made extensive arrangements or
forwarding Merchandise via Railroad and Wagons. during
Winter Season. to the West. he Is prepared
ceipt Goods from this City to WHEELING, Va. viz
Baltimore and Cumberland Nd. or 10 PIrTSBCKG via
Philadelphia and Chambershure Railroad. All goods en-
trusted his will be forwarded without delay, aud 1T
the rates. either the above points on
the Oio River. Also Merchandise and Packages forward
ed BY GREENS Express through in three days from Bati-
Wheeling, making in a six days from this city to
Wheeling, Va.
The business Wal be conducted by
WI TYSON, 10 West-st. y. Y.
BfSGHAMS. DOCK STRATTON, Phlad.
JAMES WILSON. North HowBrd-st. Bait
H0LLYDAY & EDGERTON, Cumberland Md
JAMES II. FORSYTH & co. Wheeling Va
WILLIAM BINGHAM, Pittsburg Pa
Goods intended for the Wheeling Route should marked
" Ne, FORK and Wheeling Line, Of Jdlnss Wilson, Bal
im0re; and those for Pittsburg Bughdgts Liaer az
heretofore. WI. TYSON, 10 West-st. New York
Sew-fork Jan. 18th, isi5. jal5 TIL March
tyt,s FOR LoNDoN-Re.ular Packet OF 10Th February
- The splendid hrst class lis;-sailing Packet-siip
SWITZERLAND. Capt. E. knight, VIII positively
sail as above her regular dayhaving very superior
commodauons for Cabin Second Cabin and Steerage
senzers. Persons wishing embark should make mrnel
diately application on board Ut Maiden Lane To
JOSEPH McNURRAY,
81 100 Pine. street. corner OF South.
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raNV MERCHANTS IN WANT OF SIGNS FOR NEW
a FIRMS &c--The undersigned having been establish
for number OF years in the Sign and Ornamental
Painting Business at No. l0i Nassaus;reet, York
du-inS which time gained the reputation Of
cutting work as well. If not superior any other
establishment, beg leave to submit the following Card
Understanding that 1t is the general ulpr, Sson that
crargc ION account of the superiority Of work.
than other artists, have resolved 10 do work
terms, and in atistcal manner, be
done nj any other establishment In the City.
You respectfully requested 10 call and ascertain our
charges. ten.c leaving your orders elsewhere.
Yours respectfully, ACkERMAS & MILLER
Messrs ~ NJ. pay particular attention 10 the arrange
men their SIGNS In order make them and at
tracilve.
y R-I1,rs Rsnners Standards 60 n I'm
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Doors AND SHOES FOR THE NEW YEAR-M
II Ripley Blake No. 1873 Cha;hanl-street, has now on
hard large and splendid OF Ge,een's fine
calf sowed and pege Boots and shoes, single and double
so!es made OF the best MATERIAL and warranted first rate
Ladies and Misses Caters Buskns and slippers all
kinds cheap and good. Boys Youths Boots in abund-
2nce. Sailors and Fishcrrnens proof ewea and
pegged Boots warranted To keep the feet dry Now
dies and Gentlemen. please give call before you go
elsewhere, and examine for yourselves.
VI. RIPLEY BLAKE. No. 1873 Cha;ham-st
liz 3S- 81 Door from cor OF Roo.cysIt-street
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PALrABLg Htr One of the recitas OF the House
resolution IN favor of Texas is as follows:
lAe,o1s. The demonstrations of public opinion,
cviee, ut :hc last Presidential Election evidence that
great majority Of the people OF the United States,
arc IN favor Of admitting Texas AN integral part OF
Unlon, an equal footing with the original States and
TorfitlEes
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;his Union"
fhis was necessary. in order TO be in accordance
with the f,c'; for II the Birney vote be cosrted
agaiust uae ya,ion, that schene is III clear MINOR
ity But s',l the party voted IT down.-They
could not cts.ld so pAlpable truth, or SO clear an
exposure Of their misrepresentation Detroit Dal-
" Advertiser.
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Believe me, dear Sir.
Ever your grateful friend, .,o,crf.
dc 3tayy JOSHUA D. HoH,LII.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
THE TRIBUNE.
From Lake superior /.
= TOM ..---Ynxs. Mach 2


~ 20 10y. ago an article goi's 'a' 'ou4i''
ioo's' ~ % the effect that very fatal s'L-'-'
..,g At Cooper Habor. on LAKE eupefi0' :,
s-.<ae, Of that country and OF 'hs s0o0 s'S|A
-, ny ,ne excellent quarters OF that pos' - -
.,ros {. improbable that disease a. al CUM
= -,o,,,,tv with The cholera could there Pes1-.
.,,,,, extract from letter Gated Feo'IlAry i'' i'
.,..es from one Of the officers Of the post VIII
former account: -. ..,,.s,,b. mercury
ave have had remarkably fn1 ~ nan devs nave
h.s Only twice been Gown 10 snow and GU.
been rsri2rkA'y me- .zuIzrly from Green Bay, itaoush
~, tosorrped the mrs. carrier cbsrac,er
AN n.o ~, NJ Us Of a severe inhAIn.natofy enaI
tpternc xl ~. oftttwo or three suffered from /: Sc
one s''c,s ospy have affected Three lades m .e
s.miiy of one Of the officers were Seiy ~ O'''
sssd." -..,o.,,,v ,b,. rey,on have
.-.a th.. few other particulars which can be IeHeo
sWe. -. t,,,,s..lug 10 some of your readers
The middle of November the Troops found near The
-. ,or, several magnificent bouiders OF Black Oxide
~ ro,n, uced By the Carbonates suitable point Tor
,n,orn,,on was AID :y~o or hee miners worked
, ., On .he 18th Of November. vein Of The same COM
on AZ the toueors was struck anc then traced some
N y,rd. III 4, came within FOO: AID half Of the surface
=, varies from one foo, % inches in dh. The specific
,,..v Of the contents Of tie vein 10 T. AID Yields 90
70 90 psr cent. OF Copper.
Ny correspondent recommends explorations fer nine
Ys, 10 be made by boring in the same manner as for Are
sian wells" The expense NUT certainly be dT less than
he common method Of sinking shaft
The brig j. Astor (Which was wrecked last Fal has
been entirely broken down by tho Ice both nasts having
sope b tho beard. Had there been means TO have taken
this vessel the Fall i: could have beep saved The
Fur Co. are rebuilding the scr sskawit for service his
spng and 1t is arranged That several vessels WIZ DC on 'he
Lake during the ensuirs season.
YER .ruly, your fiend, L. u A.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

4 NHtN TAbLE c iLEhl.--lhe su0scli5er RESPECTS
Suy Informs his friends and the public that he
santly KEEPS hand. his Cheap House Furnishing
choice OF Table and Tea Knives, from
IS Sd 10 So 50 per set and Cryers and Secs match
and fine ASSORTMENT of Pocket aud Pen Knives. Ase,
German Silver and britannia Tea and Table spoons and
good OF Britannia Ware, sGch Colco and
Tea Pots, Lamps OF various patterns ard sizes. &c &c.
Also. Tin and Japanncd Ware. and Tea Tray. c various
sizes and qualities. Also, Hardware and uollcwwarc,
such Pots Kettles, etc. Sadirons, Brass Kettles etc
Carpenters Tools, cheap and OF the hest quality, such
Planes Saws Chise etc Nails. Locks, CARPET Tscks
An excellent variety also OF WcodN and KaSSc;S,
such Tubs. rs Wash-hoard., Clothes Horses, Wcojcn
Bowls and Choprng TRAYS Brcon Cradles Basket Chairs,
French Travelling Baskets Carpet and split
Bags, etc. Likewise Brushes OF alncst every kndCoth
and Hair Scrub and Paint and Dp>;ins Brushes. Also,
Fine Teeth and French Dressing Combs, etc. etc.
Please call at Ii, Il. JoHNsToSs, - Cathar!nes,ree,,
where yon viii md an excellent assortment and all very
low. +. Il. JOHNSTON, 3s Catharinc-strect.
" b Toys OF all descriptions at Wholesale retail.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
DRY GOODS IL WALL STREET.
yHITTENDES X HLiSS,

NNIIIIIIl ~ AND JUbb. u,.u..
six doors from Broadway, tn Uld hrch grounds.
Our present stock Of torecn Spri'S Goods seiecet by
? Of the firm Eglopr very nFse. 10 which
;aks additions raly both oin io-rlgn arrivals and The
tacons. Also received from American manufacturers,
general assoTi,..en Domestic Goods Prints. Sc. VIZ
tlccful invite the attention OF Cash mru aud NIL close
Suye 10 position to our stock 81 Goods and the peei
place or DTy Goods Bat ,gH b. soSsirt4f disftH
gi,iShed. CHlfIENDEN = BLISS.
! y h. 100 pieces Cqrpe;inss with 200 Canton .Nattags
from Auctions. fr sale aSshoye. nh25 -; :
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT

J
ry,HIS Is THE ONLY MASUEACTORT or ANY
1 tNTENT N THE UNITED TES-SiadeS Of
al kinds and sizes varying from - cents % 30 FOR sale
correct coprs all the celebrated places ~ tbs, Country and
ruoI Persons ca, by choosing thsif own sivNs have fn
exrcu-d ia mastery style. Nhsn-r-r eur osmen;tl Ge
rr ,r cori-t aud offered for sale by others lay them
and srt up order make stock choice
and tasty possible Persons desiring 10 the process II
getting up these CHOICE and useful articles shown through
the painting rooms with extreme pleasure.
NRrt.rs Of acknowledged reputation can A. all times hnd
employ yLaeHt with as
S.as Banners and decorations dorc N style not
suTpasSable BAN Oi q : - -
cu rp. ,nt, rr,rLiag msin linD&W
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOW S,HADESn STORE 2s9! BROADWAY.
~ I,r,pfI.S gf-it Df<GA,

IFIVW
LAFARGE'S BUILDINGS.
ry,HE SIrBSi RIBER has taken the above star" tnew
buildls "a door from the of Reade strre f The
exclusive sale Window Shades during the spring ld nav
iBc made such arrangements y will enable him Keep
.ortmrnt ot WindoS Shades. Cords sSSels &c Families
about supply irmselvrs with auy knd Of Window Shide
W nnd an assortment consisting Of full dark Lantscaies.
pi,in French Scrolls, iignstes. DO Scrpunl ie"s ani
snasi every style Of Wlndow Shade Also very
handsome assortment OF pure Whit ground Sddrs with VIZ.
nettes and PLAIN cefe the coors warranted permanent aud
prices in conformity. 10 their worth Also srse invoice Of
ow pdcel Window Shades consisting OF full Landscapes,
N Srrnl. Z j Z. WOODEORn .m-hY
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

yVINDOW SHADES-Tte seas.n having returned for re-
w ntuns and Ieiurnshing kelly & RlhER; No l5t
Chatham - have st completed their SpfDg ST OK, which
compress largest assortment and grentest yaneiy ever Of
RIn tathcs scrolls Brd, Flowers. Mconiirhts. V-netie
and nree Lsnd,capes Illustrative oi American, European aad
ental Scenery together with every description oi Fixtures
aud lian=nr, which, fnctes incidental 10 eYcn years
devotion the business they are enabled to otter al
y-a e and retail u-r les than any other dealers
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