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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15

DoNNtT RIBBONS ~ FLOWERS - Ladies'
ID Cravafs and Neck lies, Jaccouet and Swiss
~Edgings aud Inserines. Thread Laces ani E.dgings,
just received. SENSENEY s. RHODES.
up 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15

ID iCH CHAMELEON sHAwLs Black sanh.
~ striped do. Black Worsted, Silk do. Enbroid.
cred M'uslin de'Iain do. with every description Of
Dress Tdkfs ops SENSENEY & RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR APRIL,
ID PAINE s. co, MANAGERS.

To one aud all throughout the country. We
say send your orders TO our Lucky Office, and
secure some OF the Fortunes daily distributed.
HrAll orders with the cash or prize tickets
inclosec, will meet with as much attention ms II
personally applied for. All orders come De rfect,
ly safe by mail.
All business inirusted TO me will meet with
every attention aud dispatch.
Address oil orders to N l. DORSEY, Ager,
Tor ID Paine g. Co, Managers Office on Main
st, a lew doors above Monroe.
5000 DOLLARS.
PoKoMokE RIVER LOTTERY.
Class No II, Tor 1915.
To be drawn AT Wilmington, Delaware. on
Thursday, April II, 1916.
Trize Of $4,000 Prize of $1,000
1000 1896
1900
BesIdesmary other smaller Prizes.
70 No Lotery-l5 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets So Halves Sl--Qusrers SO CTS.
Certificate of package 26 Wholes S27. Shares
IN proportion.
$4,000 DOLLARS.
20 PRIZES OF 81 900
POKOMOKE RIVER LOTTERY,
OF Delaware.
Class No 10, for lS45.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware. FRI.
day, Aoril 10, lSi5.
rs Numbers, IL Drawn Ballots.
Tickets si-Halves s2-Qua:ters ST..
Of package Wholes $50. Shares
in proportion.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
Of Delaware and Georgia.
ID PAINE q. CO, Mcnosers.
Glass No 80.
To be draw n al Wilmington, Del, on Satur.
day, April 10Th, 1916.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 prize Of $4,000
$4,000 l 1884
1 1900 100 1000
l 5000
Besides many other smaller Prizes.
10 Numbers, 13 Draw Ballois.
Tickets $l2-Halves SO Quarters 50.
Certificate Of package 26 Wholes $l75 Shares
IN proportion.
GRAND CONSOL dated LOTTERY
OF Delaware and Georgia.
ID PAINE q. CO, Managers.
Class No 80.
To be drawn al Wilmington, Del, on Saturday,
April 26, 1915. -
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize of $4,000 8 prizes of $500
5000 10 1000
1 5000 10 600
l 1900 10 3O0
1870 10 400
5 2OO0 400 1875
Besides many Other smaller Prizes.
70 Numbers, Is Drawn Ballois.
Tickets Si0-Halves S5-Quariers 80, 80,
Certificate Of package 90 Wholes Sl3O. Shares
in proportion.
POKOMOKE RIVER LOTTERY
OF Delaware.
ID PAINE d co, Managers.
Class No 81.
DO drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, Mon
day, April 2S, 1915.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize Of 100000 prize Of $500
5000 nTO
l 5000 20 GOO
1000 |
rs Numbers-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets S5--Halves 81. 50-Quarters 81, %.
Certificate Of package 25 Wholes $40. Shares
in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15

Is now receiving and opening the larges, and mos,
assortment Of Boots and Shoes Of eyerv
kind quality and desc riplion, that has ever been OF.
fered IN This market, among which may be found:
200 pairs Mems LighI Summer Boots;
200 do do Stout Calf Boots;
200 do do KIP Bots;
900 do do Light Calf & Morocco Monroes;
600 do do Kip Brogans;
1900 do Women's Kid g. Seal Slippers, low price;
500 do do KID Slippers (of good qualiiy)
4OO DO do Lace Boots Of every kind aud
quality;
100 do do Cater Boots;
200 do do Hall Cater;
SOO do do Morocco Shoes Of every 81, lc;
2OO do do Seal and Culfdo do
1910 do Childrens Shoes Of every kind price and
style on hand-a full and complete assortment, Of
Mems. Boys and Youths Thick Work Of every de.
scripiion. A very large variety OF Boys, Youths
and Misses Light Work for summer wear; together
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
REGULAR CINCINNATI PACKET.
NEW U MAIL STEAMER MEssENcrp

GaESn The new and fast run.
@M1 ming passenger steamer
s2 MESSENGER. J Per.
,u, ~ commander, wiiileav We
wheeling every Saturday evening, al Q o'clock,
ana CINCINNATI every Tuesday. at 10 A NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior nc.
Communications, apply on bvard.
TThe Messenger was built expressly for
the Cincinnati and Pittsburgh trade. and will
IN The trade The whole season. feb 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
ORDERS

REGIMENTAL ORDERS.
T>HE Military Companies Of the
Il All Regiment Virginia Miliiinnre
hereby ordered 10 parade AT the time
and place specified below. foi inspec.
lion and election Of officers, viz: LIST
Company Of EO1's mill in South
Wheeling. on Monday the 2lsi day Of
April al II o'clock. q. m; 81 Com.
pany OF M'Corney's svern on Tues
day The 22d day cfApnlot1l "'clork.
m; Sd Company OF DIR Tanners corner
= on "Wednesday The 23j duv Of April!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15

n INEN SIIEETfNGS-I24 fine Linen Sheer.
h ing, q & Pillow Slip Linens. l24 Cotton
Sieelngs. 5 4 Do. Bleachsd and Blown Cotton
Shirlings Of every Kind.
aps sENSENEY 4 RHODES.
DOARDlNG-A few Boafdeis cou be o., m
modated NJ The Northwest corner OF Msfke
aud Quincy Streets. " application be made SOON.
ap 10 Ion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
WATCHES, WATCHES S.JEwELRN
~ A ~ q n T.

. \HE largest aod most splendid assortment
= OF Waiehcs In The City, is to be found al
the subscribers, a he is constantly receiving
all descriptions .. Gotd ant. Sin..y UaIcAes, OF
the newest styles, from Toe manufacturers id
England, France anu Switzerland, he is en-
ab'ed ~ ofer q large assortment aud al much
less prizes, a. R-loil, than any other house In
America. Gold Watches as low as 20 to %
dollars each. e
Watches and yeweiry exchanged or bought.
All Watches warranted To Recp good time at
the money returned. Watchers and Jevciy
repaired IN the best manner and warranted, BY
the best woIkmen. and much l"wer than st'aby
otner place. Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold
Chains, Keys, AID Ladjes' Bracelets, Plus and
Sterling Silver Spoons, Silver Cups, Forks,
SC, Tor sale very low. q c ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches aud ,eWeirv,
Wholesale and Retail, No sc, Wall ST,
Jan 25-d3m New York, Cup s%tairs.j
"a OTiCE.-Thc deli Is and claims of The
~ late firm ui LO WTHER & BOON, hive
been transferred 10 The undersigned tor coliec-
non, Al persons Knowing themselves to be
indebted 20 that Arm, wtii Ind il W their own
ADVANTAGE TO make Immediate pavment to
maj II ISAAC w MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
. S MAIL sTEAMEK CLiPPER.

gular weekly lIipsio Cincinnaii;leaving Wheel
ing every Friday evening al 0 o'clock, and Gin.
cinna'i every Monday at 10 A M.
For freight or passage, having superior ac>
commiGd atoms, apply on board.
TThe Ciippe! was built expressly for the,
Cincinnati and Piusbursh uade, aud will con
tinue in the tIadethe whole season. ieb "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
lL6INERY-MR

4 GOOD ASSORTMENT Of B,nner and Ca,
IA Ribbons. Cravnrs and Neck Ties. just reed
Also, Velvet and ID uble Neck R,hhuns.
up III FAIRCHlLD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
U S M STEAMER NEW ENGLAND.

D ne new anu faSt running pas
tMAh senger steamer NEW ENG
S LAND, Samuel B Page, COM
6a3SAaS mander, will continue to make
regular weekly trips to Cincinnati; leaving
Wheeling every Wednesday evening al 9 o.
clock and Cincinnati every Saturday al loan.
For freight or passige, having superior &C.
Communications, apply on board.
TThe New England was built expressly
for the Cincinnati trade, and will continue in
the q ade the whole season.
bThe New England is provided with Evans
Safety Guard TO prevent the explosion Of boil,
ers. feb 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15

SPRING FASHION FOR IS4S.
GALA VI, us Main street. has lu>t re-
AVh ceived his Spring Style in, Hats, djrec,
Icin Lcary & Co, New York. Call a, the Civ
Hat and Cap Store and see them.
mar IA A M'CALLAM:
SHOE PEGS, SHOE PEiS:-s5 bushels
- Boston Shoe Pegs, making a complete as.
sorimeh' OF the various siz IS; ju>t reed and for
sale in quantities TO suit purchasers, al The sign
OF The Big Red Boot.
mar % SAML McCLALLEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
chr Amelia, Strong. Baltimore.
ARRIVED.


Ship Washington. Adams vi Aewourvport, fnl Matan-
zas 10th Inst with sugar bound to amburgput In he
TO repair dsmsgcs received the gales OF The i2th and
l4th instant, from SSE TO SW-sprns aeak, shifted the
cargo, &c.
Bark Lucretla Read, of Providence Is ds from Mobile
master.
BARK Adam Carr (Br) Scott 81 ds FIN Glasgow. mdzc 10
woohhull s. Minturn
Brig crusoe. chasc, 10 ds fin Aux Cayes coffee to
Lewis Left ois Jacob story, Huri, for Boston, da,
New England McCurdy in II few Il,
Brig bcle, Myers, us I'm WI mlugton NC naval stores
to L Powell,
Schr Uroamma Small. 3 ds fun ocracoke NC lumber to
Baker & Wells.
Scnr Gil Bias. Lamsen. 2? Is fin Norcans, pork to W
Mbanks.
Schr boundary. (Br> NcMonaslc, l2 DIS fin Windsor y
g. plaster master.
Schr Frances. Tuiord days from Newbern. NC. naval
stores.
schr SUSAN Lewis, ds fm Newborn NC. nav. stores.
Schr Si,.s Crane -, Newoern, Nc, naval stores.
Sour Marcia. -, Washington, sc. naval stores.
Schr WaSer, Kogevs d, a Jacksonville. Ef. lunl-
ber To Gil> hrst Co. la lat 80 70 Ion IN
gale. sprung aieak, and los, part of deck load.
Sehr louisiana, Blow, ~ s lin 81 Domi So City. mahoS
any 10 a, mar * Co. Len briss Monument Ti,ai. FOL
.,nbug 10 ds virgu, OF s,d tor Boston. Is d, Jane
OF rhon .sro Tor do 2ds; schr Star, for NNork ds
brig st Marks Williams sailed two Ia! previous for New
York
Schr Notice. Howard, ds FIN Baltimore with iron. bt
10 Sew Haven.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
LAMPS. CUTLERY. &c.
EMIIIM STORE

CoCTHOUY & MEYERS, 3ii Broadway, respectfully
~ invite the public call at their store and examine the
richest Ats: most extensive assortment to be iounc u IN,
country. OF BKOSZED and oRM0LC CHANDELIERS.
CENTRE, MANTEL, SOLAR, BRACKET and READ
ING LAMPS, CANDEL NBRAS, GIRANDoLES, BRAG
KET BRANCHES and CASDLEsTICKS, in every vari-
ETY. OF patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS. and superb article, Pc
cu,iarly desirable oT packets and steamboats,
In evidence Of the superiority O this portion OF their
stock over any ether Of It's class offered 10 the public in this
CITY, they with honest pride refer TO no less than SIX
GOLD and FOUR SILVER MEDALS, AWARDED TO the
manufacturers within the last years for the greatest
variety and beauty OF patterns and the unrvaed finish Of
heir WORK.
Every article sold by C. e. is warranted 10 be what
,hey represent; and ;hOse who wish % obtain first class
goods al price often paid FOR such are Of very fe
rtor ouaitv are requested them with call oeor-
purchasing elsewhere.
~ it.cra, discoun, Churches and Hotels ST iy
CTOUTkNBUk kG II of-s the following described goods
Hi Lanterns Of Gu and stained glass latest
irandIrs Of Brouze nd Gilt great variety OF patterns
Solar Patent Vrs,4 and Ol-ostac Lamls.
Bntaunia Tee. Dixon x nons. sheirld
Jap Paper Niache " aiiers IN .. It's or single,
able Cnt-ry iu setrs, or knives ny the dozen.
s,lser plated Waters Tabs ssIoIs, I ak Baskets &c
Purchaser will do well 20 call al i3 fulton street before
making their purchasing mo
- ODGt.Ko & Sons CUTLEkY.-A. w. SPIES x
IL co 2s Pearl street have just received an invoice o. Rod
gers sons genuine Cut-ry consisting OF en and Pocket
Scissors and kazors which they selling at the Low"
est rice ,r-,,., ,.u,
ery from Sheffield consisting OF Table hnves and FORKS
C.'v-rs Rrich.f Knives. Sc,ssnts lyory >riI. Nc
NnrAr nUU-1 rC!,NIsniNGS : At Un Tine u"Ier
" signed keeps constantly snd ow prices goad as
sorm-nt OF H,rdmaIe TnwaIe BntAnY,amaie Jalannea1
T,ble Cutlery Of ch ICE patterns at loves, MARKET Fes %
Pocket Knives all descriptions Britannia Co.r
ald ga Pots Lamps Tea Tra}s Of al descriptions
Also large lumber Of choice patterns OF Gothic "a rS
very ch-ap Also ollowwafe Pots Kettles SniI"hs'
sc Cs-nter Tools cheap Of h best quality Planes,
Saws Chises &c Also. Nails. Locks CTI=t lacHs &c
Ik,wiSe brushes Of almost every kIEd-Coth and fa,
scTub and Paint Dn.,ag Brushes Az scSep yatltiy
Also OF and Baskets Tubs. Fails =" ash Boards
1i,, Enf..s Bowls aud Trays Brooms Cradles Basket
Ch4rs French Travelling Baskets &C. &c Please give H.
husten call AZ SO C4,h-rn aud h. VIII strive 10 &C.
nmod4te you i any thing his line cheap be
afforded ~ the City IA Ia. Joi - o->,
An -,c-ent assortment oil oval aud oval hollow "a
PAN, R,,ss S,sir Rods nI2
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
THE TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune,

For The Tribune.
NATHAN HALE.
Nip the fash of spear and shield,
And the banners streaming high,
From the white tents spread on the battle field,
A youth went forth to die.
With the firm, unshrinking tread,
OF warrior tried, and proved
With fearless glance from his clear eye shed,
mid the serried ranks he moved.
He had fought where the bodies, stood,
In the face of the fiery foe;
When each lifted lance grew dark with blood,
And the dead lay thick below.
And his bosom knew no fear,
AS his foot led On the brave;
He had douued the casqae and borne the spear,
For Ffr.dom-or the grave.
But his blade was wanting now,
And no mail enclosed his breast;
Yet the youthful light on his helmless brow
Shoue proud as a chiefrain's crest.
He heard no deep drums beat,
Nor the swelling clarion high
No war-cioak spread for his winding sheet,
When they called him forth 10 die.
oloved ones sought his side,
To whisper parting tone;
he stood mid the taunts ot scora and pIide,
captive. and alone.
He had asked for an hour of prayer
Ia vain and his firm reply
Came tarllins along his native air
In a tone that ne'er shall die.
"Unshrven We bid me soar
To my Makers presence high;
But Eve stood in the face OF death before,
And shrink no, now 10 die.
"For Freedom grasped the brand,
With no crdveH's wish 10 live,
And do bu, MORN that for this loved land
have but one life 10 sivc."
There hath noble blood been split
In our soil, by the foeman's blade,
But n-'er, on a shrine to Freedom built,
Was rlcher Offering laid.
Than was his, who yielded then,
For his country, heart OF steel;
And rnourn-d that he could not pour again
His ife-b blood for her veal
Clereand, May. is45. ID. Z. G.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23

d. OhuLK OF ItAKLtS 4. DALi Associate judge
ID Of the Court of Conmon Pleas FOR th- City and County
OF N-w-i ork Notice hereby pursuant the pro-
Visions Of the authorizing attachments a,ain-
resident debtors that attachment has the
Estate of HARRIET 4 GiLLETT. resident Of Derby
il the of Connecticut and that he will he sold for
the IA ytn-u. unless she aPear aud dschsrgs such
attachment, rdins TO law within months f. the
publication tins aud that the pavn-n of any
db due 10 her by residents OF this STATE and the -vrry
her for her Of property within this STATE belonging
o. her and transfer any such proreTy her forbid
den by law void Da;ed the 2Uth day Of srch 1915
GEO. F. ALLEN.
m2 's~em Attorney for Attaching rr'ii'"r
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
MEDICINES.

NURSE WEIGHTS SOOTHING SYRUP F0R Lon
~ fHILDREN T ErHlNG-AIl mothers having ch-
dr-a cred with any OF hoe diseases Incihen 20 tnr
Of rfancy such ntlmmation and s'yrlllH- o. ihr s
h r-rthng COMMISSIONS lsmodc coup cruz
dr.d-frJ stomach sud oos-nrss 81 m bowls
uer-r be wi,hout hs mall BE remedy mt hls i' 50 III
r,cn, IN al the above is-as-s Numrr'Hs Testimonials
might be gwen to rruvr merits oH ta oil /; -
Pf-ntr.d and sold by DAVID SANDS GO a is.
BROADWAY cor Markets, Sold also II ~ tuIlon-s' SIC
Brn.d.s.r I'D rs Hris"u--'. Pee % cts - NV.
nY>rEfSA, OR Blue ,,e; . ,s9 ,,,s 9t, sl
cat. and tnr,pernr d.nie- Of The digestive ORGANS VII
found in TT RNER'S UYS SPEPSIA REMEDY mrs rt hen
ey mas been u-ed successfully IN private pracfice oy
an OF e.nnenee Or aat has never tailed IN sEe ~
stance. I w Ov
EMS 80 Bowery. cor Bons> P'ee III per ooti'e. h'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23

,HA " t.ttN-b-ion th- VICE ChiHc-lior-i htIi-s
Rrad- John Morrison atd ohes-S;a- OF Nrw-i ors
>s-I ursuluc- d-cT-al order Of the Court OF ham
Gerry m de IN IN. Cause. will BE- sold at ru lac auction
the Merchants Exchange the CITY of NN orS under
N. direction ol the subscriber the Masters OF SAID
fJun- next at wrls-, o'clock OF ;hat dayll that
Certain piece .c- G land ,iiuae lring and bling BE-
tween the hird and Fourth Avenues IN the Twelfth Ward
New York. oaunCed Southwsely hy Sxtieth
street Suih-aserly by the hrd Avenue Northea-Ily By
line running parallel sad SlIrh ste-t hall th- dS
bv line parallel sad hird Avenue. az tr dis
rince o fsr hundred and s-ysnyie- Nor-aStsriy there
from The premises ntea-d hereby be Conveyed c-Ins
ng;h SAID Irh and tiny side opposite tae 80
four hundred aud seveat; feet. and wdts sad
Third ay-sue, and the SIDE opposite thereto one
hundred and five inches and also hill part =
>I1ti-is;rre opposite The pTemIS abOr Described
being Iart OF premises CONVEX I'd SAID Inc Morrison
Christian Morrison by cortland, Palmer aud wife and
H-ur, tiiiu, ard DcS. t4-t The fuurseih
day of November. 10 the year ei our Lord. 1885
Also all that other piece Ireei Ot lnnd situate iE- ard
being ih- hir and Fourth iyeu-s the Twelfth
W.Id Of said City Nr-i ork bounded -onthw--riy hy
.I,irt s:r. North~ estrrly bv The Fclrh North
-asr-y b. line iar@iel SAID SiS street at halt
from SiIsh 10 ~rfy;st street and Southeast
-rly By ne parallel the THIRD Avenue the cteucs Of
four hundred and seventy feet distant NOrth=.st-rly eiru
The premises Intended hereby 10 b. conveyed beHE eaeth
SiI-h aud he SIDE opposite thrrto four
HUNDRED aa,l fiy feet and In wid said Fourth
side ol!os- Thereto hundfrd -t aud NV uches
half part sad S,tl-Ih opposite 10 k
above described briu. Of the Premises ed
by Dds dated on l!;h j.y Noy-mbrr i35. SAID
iohn u Morrison aud Christian 3. orrsou hy Cortl4nit
p liner henry Il. Elliott Dated N-w-i ork. May t.h.
1915. s1'EpdEN CAsiBRELE%G.
Master in htrrery-
p.v, Snir M 9eyS1,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23

: RIP URE'S PATE Mt
..IMO >Ch NlC UlLER
ANU SYklNG-. -Th. a.
iicl- Is new aud usefui Iu-
y-rtion 20 >ecur- convenience
end-counmy IN the Use of Oh.
II is made Of TN having I
sprng Ia the inside, aud hy
pr-sSils tn. b tom Win The
thumb, the OIL Is m ,de TO pass
out of the hole Il the top.
either ~ a sipgle drop or IN a
in" coGtiuu-d jet a distance
OF several it-t If Necessary
The oil can b. thrown ,HStGn.
fGn>olsiy ou To those parts ui
machinery that Cannot be- elSI-
" rs,chrd b. other contriv-
auces, .nd III just such guant'-
ties rs arr uss led.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
Brighton Cattle Market.

Brighton Cattle Market MAY l9.
At market d2o Beef Cattle, 10 pairs Of Working Oxen,
700 sheep. and az, SWINE
pRlcEs-Beef Cdale--Sass were quick at an at, ance-
We qurte extra rs; first quality ST; second 30 IS
third IS a 5 rs.
Working Oren-Sales Mt S6s. SIS and ss5.
Sberp-,ales Of common Sheep from IS TO 81.
tcinsSmail ed Shoats. aud 5Ac large Shoats.
selected a. and 5tci Old Hogs, 4, Al and Sc Al
retail from TO Gle.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
DAGCE CERRE0TYPF.

NLUNBt'o \ATIoNAL DAGU ERRlAN GAL l. ERY
AND PHoroGKA hiC pEfuI, 2oi bRoA,p.
Store awarded the Mrdti four hsl premiums aud two
HIGHEST hcnoIS at tn exhibitions 81 Boston Nrwi ORR and
sNhi red
Pce OF these superb Photographs reduced that Of ord
nary ones places that ue-J SIT tor All
rdi.A,y likeness the Of economy Taken IN any
weather..
Pjumbe's Premium cnd German Cameras. Instructions,
Plates Gases Nc forwarded any desired point al lower
r,I,.< thsu b. a a.v other msiuiaciur.r mVl3
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23

I advantages ar, So appaent that hs me, with universa
approval where n,roduc-d md will Prove i
Every family m4chls aud manuf'ciu m oe prt,u H.
,bsm Tn saving IN will thr pric- oi H. an m
ddonsl cleanliness which preserves aoont machlhst. Is
one enough recommend 1t. Ish trcs ,, ~ yer 1e"
For sale bv cL-Nnh q '" ~
I,p. 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23

II CHANI,kkY -Bsefe une Wee ChAace lot 'he sth
& rcuil Ralph a,s.d tisnrd Mead and Rtlph Mead, j.
rs. SAINT. r. Love- Rob-rt T. Lawsun JDhn H. Mcneil hnd
Henry -h,ien Bid Tor forecl,uIs of Morshge-H Shum-
way If Buffalo, cdnpianant,' Solicitor. John II Meme
this Cause whose place ut Residence
Stale required appear this by the ninth day
Of Jnly mkt the bull flied Therein VIII be taken
By him. Dated May 13lh, 1876. myl6 lRw3w+
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
PORT OF NEW-YORK RK...............MAY22 %
CLEARED.

Ship Meguacook Whale. Hamburg. W Wessor.
Briys james Hay, Isaac ST John, NIB; Falcon, Pitt.
Bermuda, Tucker Lighthouse; sterling, Hamilton. Sa-
vafnah Durham s. Dimon; Andrew Ring, Tnurlow. Ma
chas Brett vose; North Bend, Cole, Norfolk; Carols
na Gnkey, Camden, Nesnith & Walsh; Granpus o'Nel,
philadelphia
Schr Amelia Strong, Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHAUE ptruI
VHls Is THE oNLT MANUFACToR3 OF ANY
I EXTENT IN THE UNITED SrArES-Shad-s o
Al kinds aud varying from 25 $50 For sale
copies al the celebrated places this County anc
uol prrsous by choosing their views have ih-u
-xrcutd m-Stery style Wheu-v-r our ornau-ntsl d.
grs ccpi-d aud Offered for sale by others lay then
.ud g. ones o. 10 make stock as cholc'
AID tasty paSsble Persons desiring the
getting ~ these choice and useful articles shown through
The painting fauIns with extreme pleasure
Aar,t e acknowledged reputation al all times nnS
employment with
surrss>,hl- BARTOL l. De MAUNY
B-Ws warrant Shades free from defects such a
curliur ,"' r-artirc raa'" f'nlpSW
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
CRnCKFRY WARE.
CROCKERY, &c.

OILOONbIII NSC'
S.P.DEWEY,
Importer aud Dealer iu French and English
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENW WARE,
lg7 Water street. topposte U. S. Hotsl,)
>pw- oIk.
Would inform aud the public, that having been
making large additions o ms establishment, he hss no" 10
offer them the >x-nvs aud complete assortment 9i
in his line. before opened this county nciud-
ing addition 10 the above,
Stone Ware, Lookine-G asses,
Clocks, Solar, Astral and Hall LAMPS,
Glrandolrs, &c. &c &c.
All which will bes Id favorable those OF
npv similar -stabSh Shm.n u ti- United States. 28i
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
WuALaIiS. &C,

Arr at NBeaord 2o,h ship Baleua, Manches,e. Pacific
Ocean, with 1900 oos sp Is 90 wh oil.
Ar. al Nantucket zoh. ship GanSes. Piiman. Pacific
Ocean, 700 bbls sp 400 do wn oil.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
REAL ESTATE. MARKET

sss NfNL bsst%.at :st q eSfsi. sS"SHi' Ss
.-nz. Old No. 2O-\ew No. 81 W all-st n. Y -s~-<A-
w. have for sale ont the favorable terms,
FARs of all descriptions and prtcrs from iO 70
1000 Acres and from S5GO To SZ1.DOh each. -
NV L,xp, in New York Pennsylvania, Virginia, Mis-
souri, Tennessee Michigan Illinois, Iowa. aud Wisconsin
at less than Government prices. 80
Water Power. Mills Factories, beds OF hne Pottrrs ty
Lime Quartz. F-ldspar. Alum. Burr Stones Coai. Iron
Lad Copper aud Tin. ,,.,
We Of New Lands Some Farms and Mills
winch arr Offered for Cash great sacrifice.
Werespecully all who wish 10 purchase Real rsta
anu description situated any part NJ 0r country
sad learn from Register where hey can best obsn
tie bject OF their desirr.
and america gives the greatest possible tcrs of serving
ali who w Ill favor with their commands
% pSW'F NrNN'r RrrrrN " ' n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
SIGNED BY
PAUL. r. GODDARD, ". d
JOSEPH E. PiRkER, and
UNITED STATES DAGUERREAN

UNITED STATES DAGUERREAN
CNLLERN rs Broadway. up stairs Z. White wonld re-
Especially call hv OF c,Zsns and slugrrs ylsi:-
los the Cy his splendid collection Of D2suvreotylV For
rats single or grnaps from Il p-rsoaS the
p,r which fer beauty and accuracy of dene non Cannot h
una.ed Portraits taken II kinds of weather. -iih-r with
or The coo th- Prcs Of which he hss reduced 10
those charged ~ the eriec-d ~ ;he business
h- mrrican institute i;s lae eNhlbioa awarded Nr.
Wh- The Fisi Pr for The best p.su-rr-otvIv Like
,s for grouping aud nj etfrcl winch bu; ano'he1
~ 'rcs ~ III -nt--a-irv MS Portraits sl2 Il