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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
NJ Third ward-WAig Nomination Tor
SCHOOL. OFFICERS. ~
For Cummi,sion-r-DENNlNGn nCER:
For rInsIector-THOMAS NcELRATH.
For Inlstse-MOSES A. H0PpOCk. myzi lws

10 To the PublIc.-A, the late Far oilhe AneIicaI
institute, the subscriber received silver medal toI
o his TIN PLATED Lead Pipe which he offers TO me pgoS
he ,ane ptce al which the common Lend fiPe SOFA.
shlc men have universally agreed that Lead fpe ueu io
oohec purposes not only preudlc but hehy dnncef
os plating with Tin renders Them safe, sweet hnd Tree tun
All ot1eeton Aside from the plunE. the undersigned war
IanS ms pipes equal 10 my manufactured IN the world
escefnhs pubic will not fu discriminate between ripe
manufactured by me- and oter manufacturer OF
Lead Pipe. R1BER'1' ~ ISWpER oli West.st
my24 Inns " '''0 " '-''N' -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

~ Novel Improvement.-LEARY cos
SrLr-VENriLArrrs SUMNER HATs.-We have perfected,
aud will introduce Sarooms this day most desra-
bic improvement Hats for Gentlernens Summer wear.
which combines the aSeabiy vrNTTING qualities OF the
Hat with the dress elegance Of FORM and durability of
the Fur fabrc-a long wished for b. all gentle
men who would unite comfort and taste.
LEARY K co. Nos. ,, x 5 Astor House.
New.York, May 20, 1915. 10y oct
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ap3i istr
SILK GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES,
N.tg.nT rnNr y n-DrrIyr

SILK GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES.
PECK, NIC0LS0N WRIGHT,
Nos l39 Pearl and 90 Beaver streets, Ncw-York
would respectfully invite the aenon of MercAinS visiting
this city their assortment of SIR and Fancy Goods
DRESS GOODS
Barsgcs and Blzornes printed Jaconets and Satin
stripe hluslns complete Of Muslin de LANES
OF all styles aud prices rich satin striped and embroidered
Taratan Muslin dresses CaneIson Bocade and satin striped
Silks.
SHAwLS,
Broche Cashmere Barge full Of CameleOn
aud Dauask silk Shawls rich Damisk Alpaca aud Strad
Ia Staws and beautiful article, together with black
and cold ,luslin ie Laiue Shawls s:eat variety
RIBBONS
full of Bonne, and Cap Ribbons of the newest
aud richest styles complete assortment of Taet, and sa
lin Ribbons. Also full assortment of Millinery .4riicss
LACES,
English and German Thread Laces and Edgings; fgd Cal
aces erce assortment trimming aces and Lace Etsings
GLOVES,
Consisting Of Kid the manufacture blk and coid Silk
Egyptian and Fet Cloves with large assortment of Fancy
Altts ,,ur
Foneee and spiteld lds together with great variety o
Paris Cords, Gimps and Trimmings, new styles, all o
which will be oiferedat the ioDeSt market prleeS
.yis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
New-York Cattle Market. MAY %

lHeported for The Tribune
Al market-i0S0 Beef Cattle, s?5 from the Sonth; 100
COWS and Calves, and 1000 Sheep and Lambs.
fh'cEs-6eef caale-we note slight advance in prices
us week for inferior qualities $780, and for prime and
extra qualities 81 7.2S has been obtained All at market
"oau nave 0een readily taken these quotations. bu,
aOuefs' expecting TO realize still higher advance prefer
holding back. Uasola. 100.
c@H' ana Ca'FF'-P'ces arm, and sales steady All nj
market taken al si rs to $50, according TO quality.
!S4s-p and Ldn6'-Si,25 to 4,su for Sheen. and for
LsnbS Sl25 3.25. All sold
Ray-Sales at Sc 62lc.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

0- Summer Styles. Gcntlemen's Hats
BIRD cor Puc aud Nassasects-The Su,smer Styles OF
HATS comprising the various aud latest patterns ready
for examination aud sale the establishment Pine and
Na.sausts The subscriber socs inspection Of the
BY gentlemen of taste aud fashion.
my2l lms- BIRD, cor. Pine and Nassausts'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
NEW LANCE STORE.

I77 Spring-st. corner OF Sullivan.
CUI'rON l. &C. having greatly enlarged their and
~ crcnscd their stock. selling DRY GOODS at prices
never heard of before. They have hnnd
shirtnss and Sheetinss at manufacturers prices
CeIicoe, superior quality 3D. 81, e lod Is and Il 5.
2!ouseline De- Lanes from Is 81 10 5s
Gnghans Lawns, BaIzoriaeS, Bureges, sc. very low.
Silks. for Long Sawls and Dresses of superior STYLE and
cheap.
Ribbons the styles md the cheapest in the city.
Aoccas and sombazines Of superb qualify nt the lowest
price variety Of other styles, just from auction
and 20 ne sold decidedly cheap.
NlllLers supplied nj wholesale prices. ap3i istf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
list PUBLISHED.
DRY GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES
OF STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS.
RANKIN & BIRCH
ARE NOW OPENING. in the Store lately occupied by
l,-,ir,n nns Rankin 4, prnnmnn

Williams, Rankin 4 Penniman,
No. 63 yyIIliam-street, corner of Cedar,
new elegant and very stock of Staple and Fancy
SILK Goods IN al tie latest varieties OF Spring styles, COM
prisin- the mos seslrabe and fashionable articles OF Dress
Coos Fnncy Silks Ribbons. sc. which they invite the
of all the old firm. and buyers gene
rally.
From -.en selection. and then facilities
for buying favorable terms they ncr unusual
y strong inducements those who desire TO buy In the greatest
advantage. either ior Cash oE Approved Credit
They particularly solicit the Trade OF Merchants from Coun
Try Towns md Villages ;her stock embracing variety
OF fashionable goo. viii be found comprise styles adapted
10 every market
Among their Dress Goods they would call attention To
Rich Printed Balconies and Bareces
Syrian Lawns and l.aslins OF new styles.
Rich Pria;ei Paris Jacouets.
Black FG4ceas Ma!gues Bazo'ines extra Paris quality -
Very rch isursd Brccade, and satin STRIPED Silks
Rich Cashmere Shaws. of ail qualities
Rich printed Barge Shaw s Of and elegant patterns
stnI-d Barge Shlws and Sca,fj, full assortment
Nasa DE- Lane and Thibet shaws, plain .d satin strGed
Rich Bfocade i.srsd and plain Can,e leon silk Sbaw,i
Rich figured CAP and Bonnet Ribbons III great variety. of ali
Millinery ,Sos ia ell branches-Taatans Lawns Eonner
SILK; Salins, Artificial Flowers, sc.
Gro, i- Rl,inrs Of the different widths and qualities,
Mlatteon aud Vetas. Italian Lusnss, 25 to TO inch.
Blk aud Blue Biz eros de SWISS. Gro' JIain, Sc.
Blk aud Blue Blk Dress sai!Is
Black Bombazines, a full! assortment
Kid Gloves Of every lu,lity, Mems and Women's
Ii,e Thread Of superior styles ladies ChildTens &~
Sewing Silk Gloves and Nlitts cfrytra qualities
Ladies Cravats of entire fabrics and designs.
Italian CravarS. Matteouis. Verit,S. Nlathr. &c
Linen Cambric>, Linen Cambria and Lawn Hdkis vest
French PLAN, HemueL and ReveTe borders.
Thread Lace and rdsn= Trimming Laces Llsle Edsncs
&c
Their Stock will be found comprise full assortment Of
all the small items needed aud they invite the aen
;ion Of Buyer. with the fullest confidence dist tey sup
uy every want IN thclr lire ms im
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
Correspondence of Livingston & Co. No. 10 Wall ,,

MoNrKEAL.C c. Z. Msy94 ls45
The by the English Mall involved the Flour m.rts,
sill, deeper depression and hcpe fairly 10 bsyr
soapdolSd holders About 90 900 barrels OF flour hay
tome down since Saturday morning last 10 days quo l.
aops Us cd 23s Cd sale OF supetDe reported
23s I'd Wheat in tolerable demand al As %. 20 As
d Per 60 lbs In Ashes pearls worth 2is I'd 20 PAS
~: pots are down 10 23s. Sd. 10 23s. cd.
teshis do not maintain the high rstes expected Flour
70 he ely has fallen Cd per barrel being now at Is To
LONDON and Liverpool Is still at Is. Sd. but with down.
"sId tendency For Ashes 27s Cd 10 the above ports.
the dry goods merchants very busy sorting and pec-
s and there has been very fair demand at some con-
aoe sucsonS both for them and for groceries for local
assumption. There are yet very few Upper Canada
eayeIs In The market.
Tue low price OF Flour will materially cripple the means
paying Money continues very light and impac,icabs
~ Tue best paper and 20 limited extent We con-
ue OIL opinion that the real amount Of discount
as e'es and that It's scarcity is comparative arising
ne extension of busineSs beyond capital There
-aies In The Upper Province, but Of
purse oI about $500 is be presented day TO Capt.
on OF The Great Britain Acknowledgement
pan ei tns merchants Montreal of his merit aud
commando. In having been the nrs 10 arrive
1sse Years In succession
d have just heard thar ramber OF Upper Cana
sg.s nave arrived in town. which will OF cours in-
''s sYiit and activity into the market. op.& Q,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

kroLD AND SILVER WATCHES KETAlLED AT
~ WHOLESALE PRICES, by J. I. WILLisTON,
Dealer in Watches. No Cortland street, Broadway up
stairs.
All WATCHES sold at this establishment Warrant
ed TO be such as represented or the money refunded
Second Hand Watches taken III exchange, or bought Tor
cash.
best manner al The loweS prices inylo Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
PASSENGERS AIR1vEn

In The ship Emily from Santa Cri;-Hon Fredericsen,
OF Santa Cruz; DR. Doner Levi. lady and child
rem; Messrs Morrison NJ Modsaud. Saint Thomas; Il
Van Vaelenburr. Esq lady and child and servant: Mrs
Scovell and Miss Ward Of Albany Rev I.abazh and
lady, Ms Ridley and servau Daviis lady and child
and servant; Mrs Leslie Mrs Dominck W &C. all OF
York; D. " Martin. Of Wilmington, Dell Capt Broduson
of Hamburg; Master J Naar Of Nj.
In ne ship yer Fork froH Chnrieston Mrs. " Hay
ward. Mrs. Barrow, Mrs. II Cine, Mrs Hyatt. and
child, Mrs r Robbins, Mrs W Wording, Mrs 4 Joice
Mrs $ Stevens. Miss a Hayward. Miss \ Hayward
Miss J Wayne, Miss Prichard. Miss Robinson, Miss
J Rehrson Miss NJ Kellogg. Miss White. Rev Wyatt
Capt King, Capt. A b Smith. Messrs W Hayward
Hayward c Wayne, b AInory. j Price. Ander-
son. Bennett, T Seramorg, Rorris, " Wording
Fcrrie, Bronson, W Bac-ck, c Y Nnnigault, W
II Clark, Hast. Joce konstsnn, McGraham.
w Fraser. W McIves " Harner, T Wrishter,J Ste
vens, Winans, Master King and Is in the
In the bark Trident from Greesors-J Ferguson, Laid
law-lls seerAse.
In the bark Eugsnid from Vera Cru:--Mr Juan de del
Camdo, Mr. Munoyand and two sons. Bernard Bungos,
Benz Brondc. j Rlmus, T ] Falls, JGan Sanslen, J
Nahar, Carrero. Mrs Isabella Thompson. Mier lady
and child, Enoch Skinner. lady and three children. Vim
Bundley and lady Oscar Roberts, Edward Collins and
in the sieerage.
In he Bnrque Emma from Ant,cap-Rev Mr. o'Meay
Rev Dr. Lacrog and Sisters OF Charity, Miss A er-
chal, Miss L. Arpstedt and so in the steerare
In The Bri1 Tam 0Sidnter from CdrthGgsnd-P. j. Sal
sado NJ NJ Numez F. B. Presto, 7. Johns, and steer
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

E John Lorimer Graham has resumed the prac.
ice OF his Poleon at No - Nassau corner of Liberty street
n ne otnees 9imery occupied by Johnson and Kent Eqs
nj same place. my q lw
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
hKRIEEI

ARRIVED,
Ship Emily Davis. 10 ds FIN Santa Cruz mdsc TO Aynhr
e. Co Sailed in company with brig Juison for Nfork;
big Eliza Lockwood. sail d hours previous FOR do.
Ship York, Eulkey dS I'm Charleston, cotton to
{; Bulkley.
Stokes s. Anthony.
Bark Eugenla Bscoe fm Vera Cruz. specie &c 20 ar-
yous Brothers K Co. Left $ irigate Potomac; sloop
Falmouth; brgs Somers & Lawrence lying under Green
Island miles from Vera Cruz with little or no communi-
cation with the shore; bark Anahuac, Wilson, o and Tor
York in 90 ds chrs Clara, Emerson FIN NYork; Isabella
Flynn. do; Jane, Ty bring. do.
Bark PhIcna, Forbes, Is ts Mobile cotton to Foster
{; NickcrsOn.
Bark Emma (Besi ny Mussche, 10 ds FIN Antwerpmdse
to Gcrtng Il Kunkelmann.
Brig Tonqnn. Young. II ds I'm Ncuvitas. MAHOGANY &c
to Holt Owen. Lett brig Pauna. Young, disg-ihe ony
American. .
Brig Madison. Bulkcy ds I'm Savannah. cotton &c to
Sturges Cca!man
Brig Tam oShanter, Thomas % ds I'm Carthagena, dye
wood d 10 A Domngnez. 18th May saw a ship ashore
on Caryords Reef with her coors ying The FORE main
and mzen topsas aback trying 10 force her on the Reef
lighter alongside and throc others at anchor near by
Brig ST Marks, Williams, 70 ds I'm ST Domugo Cityna-
hogany &c TO Rossere Co. Vessels left before re-
ported.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

iC7~ The Ship Mcrsey and the Irinh Emi- MI;
grant socIe,y;7Cnv ard Counfg :. Nesc IyrkLmWll, @ j.
boIRed from Cork IN reland on or aout IL day Apr!
Inst on board the ship Meey Cnp CarTn that erlns sad
pascnser on sad vessel though by their they
enttled three quarts day TINT on the 23l May !ns snd
yesse ran round the NewJeey bench, about 80 miles
from Red Bank nbou ntc nigh tini; TINT after SAID
running aground the Captain informed lhe pas,ense n ma ana
had nnhng hope for from her, The said Capt then on
requested refused put The on ,oe O ana a. p m e"
yeyed the Of New York the poii TO which they hnd
vessel had agreed to convey he, The sailors crew
Of sad vessel under The comnnnd of the Second mne OF
snd vessel then took The boat m the brig and conveyed
some of passengers among them this drpoGeH TO the
shore That after said boat l"li the ship and before 1t
reached the Shore the person IN command o SAID boat de
and-d of each the passengers said boat the Of QUE
shilling sterling for each passenger for conveying them from
The ship the shore That OF the passengers objected
to such ynst and therefore the III command threat
ened PUT back board Of sad wreck the passengers That
the therefore paid The money and tsE Were ar
upon that dsponent aud his sister walked fourteen miles
before he able 10 procure any TO hs c .t
deronent further says that no sympathy was exhibit
ell by either the Captain officers or crew .; the SAID vessel
that ths on nld rsse bsns az and UPWARDS ARE
e"H'''' '0S' '''''s"' - '' ''''' WILLIAM COFFEE.
Sworn before me this 26,h day of May, 1915.
CHARLES L. SHEA, Commissioner of Deeds
Cry AND County or Nxw-ioRK, s;-J9hn tltzssrald:
duly sworn dpose and say that they have heard read the
above affidavit OF William Cohe-at they were passengers
bdsv relative 10 the wreck vessel and the ,reatmen,
knowledge OF said dsponenstha, said passengers are in
state of great distress many them unable procure beds OF
food proper for '''"- JOHN III. Il Ir'zeznAlO.
DANEEH@ =: = :. NARoSEY.
1oHSS %,;t MCCARTHY.
s.. ,.,,.. -. ,s,, d., DANL y NJ TOBY. ,S5
mv27 JuAS E.. SHEA. Com of Deeds.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
MILLINERY GOODS.

SPRING AND SUMNER BONNETS.
NAPIER, FISHER Il co.
1874 Pearl-Strect,
OFFER for sale superior OF PLAIN and
" fancy Bouur;s Of their manufacture from English;
French aud Italian Stock which Colorsd aud
White Laces entirely article Excelsior or Foren,ine
Bennrt, also acle-Eine PaeIts Rice Patents kuI-
nnd Er.lish Dunstlbles Fine Spit Saws Devious Eleven
Brails silk Lawns and Willows Also Neapolitans T. y.
o nakp Lace Neapclitans Artificial Flowers, sc Se
ar7 2ms- TuIhSSa
NEAPOLlTAN BONNETS Noe & CO: paten-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

r'irlAN'S VENt >-Ths celebrated fsiutns Is now on
exhibition the Gallery Ne as Broadway and will
a.in oren until June In London i, viewed by
Id IL qy @ o S 9Sf % T of
pefecty formed Woman Open daring the day and ouid
lighted tn. evening Admission 2' cents Ssi'on tick
| VNHE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL ~, Uk-
SloNs-A sail across re Inds%s RIrrr S to hoboSEN.
ceednsly beautiful and picturesque shores Of the P'es vii,
prove the most easily aec2meshed ard araeYs OF al rufal
present chsnau: aspect The trees beng IN leaf and r oIl
having been consrhly rmS ished the present Spring The
Ferry Boats from Barclay, Canal ard Christopher streets are
completely ht'sd M win awnin-s i11 seas isi no s
! cents mlo imlsua-
DALN0S oPkRA HoJsE-Ad Admi'sion Tyea,y Five
,-d Hcns- the CITY The triumphant success which has
attaded the Concerts & e fs he :, \ ,nrps
PELHAM and WARREN.
HIS induced them TO remain few nights longer.
MONDAY, MAY 18th. an entire change Of Programme
=. ;'f For HSItfsni Far,icnlars see small bills,
Borrs and Seats be secured at the Box ofiee from
Door, Open AZ :! - Concer, at ct O'Clock.
Ag EeieH, Police in attendance TO preserve orat unSef
,h- dlIectIon OF oEcer Sitytn,. -- n,v-o wv
CASTLE GARDEN-D;Grs ooen at half past 8 DsSra-
3 cents. CoNCERTs A Ia M@said Thu, sSennc III;
selection Of Soas: pqnce> and Grand Sn,cs Eecsoysi
tue lamps full Band. .Cnvsura Sig +. Meyer..A Mu-
,is Sss: e EtRDSs I 1S Ss; VIII ds";s iA
POLKA with MISS PRAY Overture 10 The Magp'e.. DuUo
by Sig Meyer and Madame Bouar Miss Pray will dance
Quarter Deck Hornppe Chorus of Terror by the Chorses
. .Msfemoi.slle DeSarns will dance Brilliant Polarcs.
A MEXICAN MUSEUM AND !ERIAL GARDE>-
n Corner of Broadway and Annstrsei Monday May 18th.
and through the week.
clock and "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons hapast
nent with the following talented company Of Performers
GREAT WESTERN. the unequaled deneator Of Yankee
character aud general LOW COMEDIAN. ETHIOPIAN
MINSTRELS a Juvenile company. VARYING from 10 10
wears OF >ge-each whom plays musical instrument
sings the POPULAR melodies Of ths day MR. PETE
NORRIS. Come Vocalist MIR WHlTLOCk, the best
Banjo fiayer aud Negro NIelods in America Mr GOOD
WIN Comic Dancer. MRS. WESTERN MISS ADAlR.
La PETITE CARLl\E., YANKEE CQuRISHlP,
COMIC MELANCiE, &c. GRAND BALLOON AS.
CENSON from the var.en the of the Museum every
evening aud "Wednesday ,nd SATURDAY afternoons. AUTO
NATION WRITER. WAN FIGURES. &c.
Admission - r-ntShildrrn under 10 l2t cents ulv2h
NEW-YORK tP.ALE'Sl MUSEUM.-J. D. BIAcm.
~ Manager, Broadway opposite City Hall
MONDAY. May 36th and through the week, SPLENDID
PERI FORNtANCES every evening and Wednesday and Sat
uray afternoons g. The Manager has engaged the NORTH
CAROLINA FAT BOS, who Is only old. and weighs
zoo pounds making HIM the grentest wonder Of the
Last week OF the celebrated Dfollctlst,
MIR. +. j. WlNCHELL.
MISS BLANCHARD, Mss HIFFERT.
LA PETITE ANEE. MR.. COLLINS,
MASTER YATES.
Ticket, One shilling. without distinction Of age. mysS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
CLOTHING
NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS
At THE Ne Wy RK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
1877 Broad way,

Three door. below the Franklin House.
The subscribers receiving direct from the Eurorsn
markets the ates, and fashionable styles OF SPRING
GOODS adapted for Genilemens with which they are
prepared furnish their customers and the public with hsif
Spring Garments very moderate prices Our stock of an
cy Goods very rich being selected by Agents from The
Paris aud London markets for cash-thereby enabling rs 10
offer the richest and most desirable patterns every article ee
oasns geneuans wardrobe such prices as will con-
the scvptca that 10 and will furnish our Gus
with full partial OUTFIT at unparalleled low pnces
taxing patrons with the denqu.r,:es necessarily At
tached the credit business Strict puncuay Observed N
filling orders. No deviation in prices.
mls &c BOOTH Il CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
ppINITlyE PHYSlC,

IN THE COLD-WAI FK @ Kt<-,non,
,,., NiIebtf and MisrrY aegtEalized by HfDRoPA.
a gsST E:% 5ss ;is sais"ssa q
f disorder, ineid-aal the human franz
GT.ls eo'd%, ia seS
M ds So 5 = Nt s5d and Ss @
THIS glorious in ,tycu will find treasure like the Scho
nsfisf anS sea T,'4 =. & sfsprT FrrToNsr
New ON ,hs booksellers Prce6; Cents. mS 26 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
DAVID SANDS x co.
CHEMISTS AND APOTHECARiES.
n East ByOndMGy, corner MGIket-Si.


u East BTOnd@sy corner MGrket-St
sr1n1rz h aY eS55iTT5Wy oD Pow pERs qu
ty Manufactured from the best materials. and ut up III the
pea'e,t .,yls aud w,ran,ed extra Melsbt !, .h;-
COLOGNE WATER. OF superior quality, ~ the pint
quart caon also til, FaIha Cologne direct from
'f5EsnMlu 'Bf5EERsnMluDA ARRow-RooT, of superior quality
"tc5oL6:FREssEo CASTOR OIL, perfectly sweet. in
'IjiIi BAY / 8MARTiS,s BLAe Warranted ssnqns
sAKAToGA MATkS sa syOS r0 and t oda een
.siso soDH WATER with srsa, variety of choice So
| iups nlz.
SlNGlNG -WARNER the translator Of " cher, etc stc
open new class IN the 5s, elements OF nnsS and
oeSfk koomt B,o.dway An ednTabe M set Of dssF,ms FMS
privileges First evening free my2I q.
EO MUSIC IEAChAKs-1hs seN!ces OF Lady
thoroughly qualified TO iase charge OF he Music DeiI.
meat are eqaifeiu institution within few miles o the
ctv. Address Music. sor 1919. Post oifce my2l q.
NkOTUN lNh-lhl. article worthy III. attention Of
~ ALL for by the uss OF good .k the iaeor o. wi,ins Is
those no desire article which M How freely from the
penren It's color and not be liable 10 hicsen ana cooo
principles CHEMISTRY and will retain IT'S color and Haidi'y
ia any cma'o sale by 'ff nssTfsqSF 1%cfs FTourREL
Manufacturing Sutioaers. z Maiden lane
supply con.t.ay on hand carefully packed Tor Shipping
II CNANUr.ill veioTr the ChtnceoE-Johg Walt, de
Peys,er William t,ldre;h aGd others fer ofs-
nu,s in this cause whose rae. of residence is at ny Wi Ia
Eio Is REQUIRED APPEAR this BIZ the 2Sth day Of
August next the bill filed hsIen will te teken as confessed
b. him.-N-w-YoIk seth May, lsi5.
ny27 +. II OWEN. Solicltar for lhe Comnt-
IyKATE APhUNo.-A ocauu!Ul assortment ot Urtte
u Aprons hand. Alse. cut Tissue Paer io covering
and pctnrefr,ues aud Tissue faIr every
,anrty o color for sale By The er Ss at The
Book and Stationery Store OF jansen BILL,
mi l5s Nassau.s Tribune Buildings.
INDIA PAPER-The subscribers have on hand quantity
OF india PAPER of superior quality. Tor taxing PROOF ln
p,cssions which they offer for sale at low price, FOL ae
al ''e ''a'''"'' JANSEN & BELL, lss Nassau,treet,
ns7 Tribune Bulldinx
| OWNERS OF FACTORIES AND SToRES-PR0
TECTlON.-Tour atientivn solicited TO The new nttse
nj Hose Pipe recently imported from Italy by the
y, gea, n.ih-2O eet without JOINT mpossiby oil burst
b other qualities makes the best article known Tor use IN
.ss nj fire ns il may always be relied upon unc requires nc
rpessInr ard never stiff Fo sale ut - MAIDEN Lane
myG6t hO.enS- - -.
| 10 ipS inpfSS we - JOS. TUCKkRMAN.
~ sue ~ SO West street.
nITCUERS-Bni.nnia Pitchers. large assortment m1
mn saIie'"'e' ia A BoARbMAN HART Bn-llns slip.
~. TONS CHARCOAL PIG IRON y . for % so sols Wy by
| 10 my26 lwis 10, TUCkkRMAN,ey ey W .- es- =.
= n TONS '.CARBON" PIG IRON for snie by
| lU my26 wis JOS. TUC UCKERMAN 6s W -- est street.
VI TRON-GO Tons '.Pnrk Gate, 10, ,ale by 70 ,,,.,,,
| A ms iw JOS TUCkERMAN. o. Nee--. ~.
IE0 yONs FOUNDRY PIG lk1N 10 ,cl sale sa Tf...,, q
! lou my26 iwis JOS. TuCkERMAN'o By " e''''''.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
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