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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

CAUTl0N-Al persons are hereby cautioned scsiDsi
Orccev!ng lost Check upon the Atlantic Bank Brook
lyu dated April H. 1896 for Thiryve Dollars payable 10
MI Harmed OF bearer and signed By Samuel a. Cox Pay
OF the said Check having stopped The Bank, II
Is rendered valaless the shul owner IN whose
iavorit was drawn. WIN. HARMED No. D Spruc--st II
CLAY, FIRE BRICKS. Tiles, Sc-White, Red
- and Blue Clay for psprhsnging manufacturers alum
works oandries In qr-rIv, and \. the lowest pri
Also. Fire Bricks aud Tile. For sse 81 the Sslamsn
der Works 81 CauGon.st IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

O. Notice.-Dr Fau Zundrs celebrated Hesh R-sto-
i've Anal p-piic and Anr-Biious Cahar!c Pills
cold Wyatt Keschaay No. l2i Fatons- Price .
per box ms tnia,
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General Notifies.

r. Roma ufsrn-A Lecture on the cue! and u-cnf1s-
ten e.r,-rt OF Irish Priests toward heir cocEress-
rnrs ron.rss;-d plh refined raecnntlor. ofthe Are-
-s- ,pr;.s. Will be delivered Eo-ca7 Eve1irg, a. =
o,rlock apl g. II the Temperance Hal, 90 A-s
81 by the Rev Lesh-y, formerly MoDs Of La
Tape in France. ard late = M.'shel CoAegc, ?ec-
NJ eabey v<Iil attempt prove Ihat S-nops 9crE. s.t
Pries c.rnot b. ciz- Of ~ United Ssies NJ Lezh=y
yl ALEC appear n hs Moca.tic cress. Ladies st-ed-
Traet. 1874 cents to ~ had a. ths door. sl3 u
~ Farmers, Climb of the American Institute
,e-:s TUESDAY Ian instant =: u 0c!ocE q lie
Repository II The PARK Crafts, Cuttings kc e1ch4ogec.
Suhjects-Cur.e OF Grapes snt Keeping Ca:e- Friends
o. agriculture especially st-sneers, welcome. all ~
R~J. C. Booth S; Co. Cssh Diapers and Ts;,ors,
1877 Broa5wsy are o-ri5g stronger Inducements The
public thar any other house Estrsde Their Spring
o: coocs has selected By experienced Agents both =
London and Paris FOR beauty aud Of variety
urequslet.
The growing reputation Of this establishment last doing
away ih prejudice has so long existed among the
exclusively Fashionable sgeias! the caIh system hey begin
and appreciate The FAC: liar under the ssical IL
aueuce Of Cash produced oDly % . per
cheaper o1; h.i ltey actually possess
and elegance much independent graceful style han
has ever been attained under The credit sy-leHn
The Subscribers wold respectfully invite citizens aad
strangers vsing .h= city have already pstrorzed
heir establishment 10 call aud examine the style oil their
garment. and sssu.e themselves OF the acs above
ed 80 ist
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Drp GOODS.

ERENCH BAREGEs, MUsLlNS l. GlNGHAMS.
Il A. Co 81 Canalst, have hand very com
pete assortment OF Dress Goods consisting of Printed
Plaid Ombre and Embroidered Barege, and Baizornes,
do do In Graduated Robes very rich Paris Printed Mus
Inns ard OF the designs; Ferch and Scotch
Goghams in great variety; Muslin Gnghams Chlnz snd
small figured Cacoes.
AIso large supply of White Goods such as Jaccone
Cambria Naiusook, Mu. Book, and Swiss Muslns Lace,
Striped and P laid do patterns fer Ladies' Dresses
Pyramid and Graduated Robes being OF the novelties
~ The ssason ais
DECEIVEDa Briggs Kem.rns i6o Grand-.t. about
II fy OF slightly damaged Dress Goods from the
wreck OF the Henry Clay which VIII be sold on Monday
the 18Th inst
Also large lot Of fine Shaws, Spool Cotton and va:
r-y OF other goods good new aud 10 be hsd Al nall
The price. all zus'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
5prina fashions.
JOSEPH 3. CLOSE & CO.
No ID Hn.Rarv

MESS, BOYS CEILoREss
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING al wholesale or retail, and
i he any Store IN the city Coil
y. g. Purchasers returning The goods 1nsoL-f
within hree days after purchased can have their money
= sain ~ 3nis
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~ Filth Wnrd-Dem9erst,e WIS WI M Nomination

EY- Fifth Wnrd-Democrattc Whe Nomination.
For .4ldefplan--wILLlAM ADAMS.
For 1iss,stant alderman GEORGE }. COhNELL.
For assessors.
WARREN CHAPMAN. ISAAC B. BATCHELOR,
For ConStabieS
JOSEPH JENKINS, JAMES BINGHAM.
For Inspectors Of Election
LIST Disuict-Juhu w. Thoine. } Ohm Besn.
"a do Robert C Bell, Edward Cook.
81 do William A. Darling, Samuel ). Chatterton.
4,h do David C, Golden Sylvanus 5. Ward. all Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

NAYS PATENT HOsk-The experience OF ten
Dy-ars the manufacture OF Rubber Hose, has proven
the utter inpossbiiity OF combining permanently Rubber
hbrous russtances nierIningrd in such make
Hose f- from the trouble OF midew and rot
uc;ures have abandoned the business The Pa
Hose OF my invention is free from the objections, aud
offer tfOr sale, uocer guarantee 10 such IecIs
viii DO furnished BUYERS purchase. Every piece will
have the name Of the Pa.euire. and of the Patent
cordiug law imitation OF which, penal offence under
The Avs Pres l5 foot suitable for Crotcn and
siZes in proportion. MAruiaciuted snd for eae.
wholesale and retail by
HORACE q. DAY. IS Mside lane,
AIS after la May - Cortland-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

ITO CENT EMES.-Bfowns and oivedoesGin csss!-
r-.es for partaloons suitable for The present
se ixia " T. JENNINGS CO. 81 Brrsa~ay.
ENTLEuEe,c SprIas .nd Sumner oy-rcosts from
una.rk, brown and olive zephyr CLOTHS
"a lgia w I. JENNINGS Z CO. 23l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

Spring GOODS.-Wm. T. jennings Co Drapers
Cand Talors, Importers Of Cloths, Csssmerea, veslngs
Fancy Articles &c 81 BroHd way, opposite the foun-
Tain offer for inspection large assortment OF reasonable
goods comprising Cloths for Dress and Ftock Goats Cas-
Marseies Chslle aud vaencia Vestings sc which will be
up order through the aid Of as ehosn corps OF
be found the country al our usual moderate
prices.
The attention directed the Psntaoons department must
offer Inducements 10 those who appreciate nj
combining ease aud elegance. In addition usual
sor,msn goods kept by the trade we have always on
hand Fancy Dress Articles In great variety Consisting OF
scarfs Crsya,p ands ech-f. Gloves Suspenders, II o.
rirrx Linen and MnaIn Shirts ColArs &c. nl3 lstt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

EAIRBANkS PLATFOKM SCALES, war.
rsrtd perfectly nd permanently ccrrect, for sze by
lmyis- FAIRBANKS co. 30 HHu-R-
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5itnations, &r. n,aut:o.

AIJANTED-By. respectable Young Prp,esrsr, Woman
w sirn.on cook sat 10 assist L Ice washing ssd
ir,ruy OF pirate family. Please Apply a. - Cru,Sv-.t
The test Of CIR references given No objection to 20 INTO
L. Cou5trv- as II
MANI ED-S.laal.o.s fsr :as svF7alI. ~ =
w civ .fls Cer;re-.L nesr CSArah-rssI ais -
H1TANTED-5, ,ooer. industrious Bon 10 lysra
W irsd- 10. De VII be required 10 work 81 z:sa;
b-cE.=y-r and pasi-rer or c'?-ai-r preferred Apply
e. 40 5ouery. by no'e or oinertis-- ais =
"A ANTED.-sz.;oDs BY iTo WEIGH You-E Women,
w o- - COOK TIE other for Eou.-v have exceen:
city reference Piesse irquire a. 81 Broadway. sis L;
XITANTED.-By respectable Protestant Worsn a
~ .i;usSiou a. chseeEisa . ;;-. rae washer a-d
irou=r al 10 objections 10 90 II re country
Pl-s-e apply a. No. s.ieiay-.t ais q
SITUATIONS WASTED-Forc cooks. uur.-s wa:.-
- er, soq:eeEs g;:.' .,t= -; a =. vs';=- : =;
ser-su,s obtaired COR city cogatiy 7 P SAUNDERS
3liANTED-By Tespectssls Young MAJ. OF sober.
~ ndu-if:ous bEbit'. situation 2' eoscaH private
fanily He understands mis- business perfectly ehss
20 care but himself No objection 10 The country The
be,toi cly reference given Apphe.iou &c made 70
No. % Cold Eei~ Addressed - L o. F. his Office,
xii! NEE; win prompt aisnllon. II
.,1IESuIN yV.oTED-.iasxP-r! -lcrc sai-,r:sa,
- extsrs5v-Iy acquainted win s- Nesvfor State trade,
lay oat-fn iGsIcn By applying 70 E 81 BEssi9s cor,
I'm ~" " ii-.41l--'- - -
a IIn~T NArr. CHANCE Tor n sm4.l c1pl-L-
"A For sale consequences OF bs subscriber going west
House and two Ten Pin Alleys Of old and essb sted
,snd Kept by the subscriber for the last IS years here the
od girgs pay ian Inc rent For particulars, inquire
of Wesbrook. q bowrry. ais
Any GENTLEMAN OF unGuesionabe moral chsr-
ncter having command Of some capital may hsvs
an rorruri;y OF uniting with three or four ctber who
are boat TO proceed Ergsnd 70 introduce al a.inrss OF
vry great value Thu business ascrsd by Letters Pat
1, and has lately d-po-ed Of FOR the United States
company Of merchants ihis City for large Par
rc1las WI be made known in FaID letters al
cr-.--d WILL All B. h4NUEh Ne~-fo orr
plS 4,i-MWThlS
LIVE DULLARS REWARDED away from
The .ub-criber he Il met inden.ed apprentice By
The name Of Patrick DoIAn, about ~ years OF age 81 feet
ign slovtIs uI sex nsT DARK sosw hsIfr-ckl.d.
hoover Will return TIE .ad bog 10 The under.gns shall
receive the above fewgrd ard ali charges paid
AUSTIN BROWN, Plane Manufacturer,
ais 81 ii6dsto~-. Conn
WANTED, 5000 on bood ana mortgage OF prop
w .rty in I,-si--.t per cent for Apply
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer,
AIS lw No BTosd-st
DIVE HUNDRED DOLLARs.-Want.d from
j 3-O TO $50 10 embark 10 itsra enterprise; for
the Use OF which f5r six months. ample collateral 'ecu-
rity viii given and cent iaerestfoT TIE months
atd,.s. box I7lI Post Office. sl5lt
d, 00O-SIOO0, 81 y so, 81 ,SOO-To Loan
lvn No Comui--on Brokerage. Apply 10 Efu h
Nichols Attorney Law &C, MOI Nasssasi oppo.ite tue
Custom House. aL5 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

no sEGAR DEALERS and Segar A.nufacturers
wanting a. TIE varieties OF Sezaroox Labels and "a
p-r Z, Fancy CoIo-d Pspers manufactured and tol5 5y
s. WELLS BROWNSON Co >: ;ae Dr,5gtsIs and Per
f1m en- Label Warehouse, Ne. 50 Gpldsi g. Z all lws'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

MS. BEADBURY'S
ANNUAL JUVENILE MUSICAL FESTIVAL
viii Dc given 10 the
BRoAow,Y TSBssSAcLs, sY
ONE THOUSAND YOUNG SINGERS,
an FRIDAY EVENING. April lIIh Tickets . cents
~ for sale The usgAl pisces ana al lie coor.
y 3. A limited number OF tickets ;sscec
tn. ins- 81 ,hs lssivS! represents Asy LAY u New
YORK, OF AovinS Day. lsl verse.
Firsi OF MAY clear the Way.
Ssisets-bsrrows- bundles,
Take COED care. n:rd tee
Betty. where's the bundles
Tos and kettles, broken vitgals,
Feather beds ptsstrr heads
Looking glasses. tow mattresses,
Spoons su: ladies', battles. cradles,
Cups ard ssBcerS. salts and castors,
Hurry scurry grave ard CAV,
Al must true - Ihe drst OF Nav. ais Sl.secG-
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Amnssmenfs.

A nEhiCAc HUSEUn-Ev-fy Day and Evenng
"A ms week commencing Aorcxy Apt. IS, isia-Per
fpnances every evscing CT e-tor~ O'Clock. ast We'd
ceeiay snc Saturday 1ternooos oelock tn. manager
pleased 10 Announce rcg>e-nt with MAJOR Seer.
the Nsw-York Drummer Boy. Major K cngy year,
old The Manager has rr--agssed The Moving Dorsross.
C--s Western thu Low Comedian; Scripture Di.sovlng
Views and Chronsrosc; Mr Harrison. imprompSH eyer,
Tvs S.oth So splendid PorsTs;s OF Tie GrrAi Aen Of
Arn-rics Ma1 Rockwell she tsrrcas roriane 1eles Aa
ra,.,icr : crcia Ch.dr-a auGef 10, III eenss- ais
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The following Resolutions were also unanimously ADOPTED;
Rs,oped That ihe Whigs of the Old Third will in
their The banner of TAY LOR and REFORM,
satisfied by experience Of the year, that Tannsny
meetings for re,reuchnenI attended with reduction Of
Re,olred That In HEzEXIAH WILLIAMS we have man
well acquainted with The peculiar duties OF the office for
which the suages OF the Wings Of The City are abked-a
man OF prs hi principles and reproachsble character
Resored Thai the confidence Of the Wings In their Alder
man y pbert Benson shown by his large majority last
wear en,itles him TO their suffrage
Reod THAI the thanks OF the citizens OF The old Third
are due 10 As.stant Alderman Gouveneur NJ Ogden for
e shl manner has attended 10 their interests the pas
year. ma, r.
Rs,olred That in Thomas McElrnih our candidate for
Asssspt we have OF ackuow lodged talent aud IN.
du,try unimpeachahe prob,y- one who II elected will
confer honor on Ward and protect her real interest with
distinguished ability. =,
Resolved That the impartial able and just discharge OF
duty by our Assessors last year anew 10 'ue
hearty support OF the Wings OF the Third Ward
Resolved That support the whole Ticket Win lie Ut
most enihutia,m ami pledge The Ward 10 elect IL
Fr-dk Pentl. David Graham,
Thos. c. DoIemus, WIN Eboitl
Thomas NJ Knight, Robert L. Crookc,
Moses a Hoppcca, John Bal,
jeremiah Loihrop Thomas Ward,
Francis b. Hall. az ids
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

GEO. b ROLLINS, Auctlou-er.
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUkNlTCRE.-Ou
SMONDAY April 18Th, al lO O'Clock, al No. i5s Frank
Inst Of Household and Kitchen Fum
ture. consisting in part OF Brussels carpets ingram do pi-
anoorte fine toned and nearly STOOL plano cover,
large size French plate looking glasses window curtains
mahogany chairs druggs rocking chairs brass
fender, fire. sot, candelsBras quartetles
Also number OF hnc paintings. xlO 5ns-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

e Ataidon's Hnt Esta bfishment removed from
corner Of Wall and Nassau No. LII 8S osdway direct
opposite Howard Hotel ms isS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

LOOK HERE.
COO oOn WORTH OF WINDOW SHADES sell
- ZO.UUU ing OF at Is per cent below cost 10 close
In. business on the Isi OF May. EDWARD WAMSLEY,
No 20 Cstharrest between Est Broadway and honrysI
al 6tis+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

r. The Human HnIr-it IS IN established TACT
wl.t-ver ignorant empires 10 The cont eryha al
ols grease. poInalalns any article OF s7r character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

ANANTED-By. respectable Young Prp,esfsr, WOMAN
w sru.lop as cook. sat 10 ASSIST Ice washing aid
iror.ng OF pirate family. Please apply al - Cru.5y.t
The of City references given No objection 20
10 Cou5trv- as p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

ZINE PLANTS At AUCTION.-A. LEVY will
sell on Tuesday Morning, al Il o'clock, at No; 2s
mental Plants consi,ng of monthly and perpetual Roses
OF varou. names Cacuses. Hslehropes Verbenas, Aza
las, Hydrtnges, with various others too humorous 10
enumrrale Also q few L'b Daha and ma. Vlaes.
ais
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

TIVE ASEw-Y0Rk, Albany and Troy LiEs-
E-SYSr-<fcf Albany and Troy direct, from tho Per
sazszkd al tho foot OF Cor.lsnd-st-fsss-ngers TAX.
Ing his Bost viii In tims 10 take tho Morning Tratn
OF Cars from Troy West 10 Buffalo and North 10 SsrEioas
Whitehall and Lzke Chsmplsn
The low-pressure steamboat EMPIRE, Capt q 3. Macy
This Evening Al O'Clock, Monday, April l3so, 1915.
For passage freight epsi7 on board, or al INC oeo
the wharf
Freight mun be put In charge Of tho Freight Agent orr
company will not be responsin.s for loss. AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

u Seventh INTERCHANGEABLE WING NO
MUTATIONS adopted at meeting of Wings held al Sac,
Aeu. 80 II Division Saturday Evening llth inst
For .il1eYnlan-MATrHEW L. DAVIS.
For Assis.ant-JoHN Co6ER, Jr.
For insssers
GEORGE ADAMS, LUTHER RICHARDS.
For Conttab!es-
THOMAS KELLANp THOMAS CHASE,
For Inspectors Of Election.
lst Disuict-Ehiah T. Serrien ChsIes Golden
ID do James s. B,insmade, ZoPhar Mills
Sd do RxrnShGs Pile, 4rnrs Lish;bodv
4h do w llism NJ. HSydock Thomss Goes
5th do Robert Murray David Coeer
6h do Thomas Brm,s, Willism h. BeaeI
7,h DO Robert Mc(iowsn Stephen Roberts
JOSEPH Nj. PRICE, Chairman.
+. w. BKowN, S.c,.,,r,as
JAS X TsxRY, 'NNV'S ais 2Ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

" To the Wbig Electors oil the 3tn Nnru.
Al u meeting OF the Ward Comnee on Saturday evening
Ilth inst the following resolutions unanimously
adopted:
Resolved That the Democratic Whig Electors OF the 7ih
Waid earnestly give their united and zeal
support the charter ticket hssced NJ L. pAN IS Tor
Alderman and JOHN COGEH lr for Assistant the only
true genuine Democratic Wing Ticket snd in the opinion
OF THE committee the only entitled 10 ihe confidence
sud support Of the Wig party.
Resolved That The shove resolutions be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary spd published.
ZOPHAk MILLS, Chm'n pro tenn.
BARNAsps PIKE, Sec'ry. ais 2,is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

u Third Wnrd.-The Nominating Committee elect
ed by the Wings OF the Third Ward, 2h March Last, beg
leave fully submit the following Ticket for The
support OF the Wing Electors of the Weld ct se ensuing
Charter Election.
For Mayor. ROBERT TAYLOR
For Aims House Comm III EIEKIAH WILLIAMS.
For Alderman. .EDBERT BENSON
For assistant. THOMAS McELKATH
GAMES + WOOD
r" <is''''"' lTHOMAS c. BARTlNE.
(ALENaNDER BATES.
r" 1o''N''eS (GEOkGE w CHEDlC.
Ia,JectorS Of Eiectton
LIST District-Wnn. Dodge. VIM Rnnk
81 Thomas Mcknight, WIn h. Wiliams-
81 Salnue4 X MEbbsli, VIM. L. Shardlow.
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YoRTH AMERICAN HOTEL For s

r. Tn, L..ss ana FIiures and also FurnttoIe Of
M1thai long eslablished House. "Th- North AEenean
HosD kept By tho John Emmsns, ESQ situated tho
corner VI 10. Bowcry and Bay srds IL hued up In the
ros STYLE with spendd baS.rooms In Tho hfst
and second stoes with largo and elegant ballroom 10
IN, rear with spring door. Tho whole IL Ia comp1te or
der and possession given immediately IT'S now doing he
mos, profitable business done before To person OF
character and with tho business sure 70
Weld fortune few years The l1ase mas nino years
yt unexpred The will Do disposed Of % tavoraSc
farm. on Application TO JAhES Il BEERS, Executor,
"a az No l7s Chalham-sL cornor VI a0itsi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

CHEAP WET DRY GOODS,
T JEREMIAH LAMBERT'S, 52d Green ich-st con-
"A sssng L.Ivil GIN from 10 Sd To % per
yard nlso Goth for Grudenen's Summer weur,
wet BUT so iursd least Likewise, general as
sorlmenI OF sensuuable DRY GOODS; nso iDgran and
Venetian Carpeug OIL CLOTHS, together with general
assortment OF WINDOW SHADES, from 10 ten dollars
per p4r-a OF which will bo sold very cheap. alO 3ts'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
Boston aurtion Bales.

RYT. p. &c y. RICH, I'll Brosd-sreei, opposite
ID Fosters wharf, Boston.
On Wednesday, April IS.
500 CASKS Doors, SHOES AND BRoGASs LEATHER, SKI
sc-Sue and Upper Leather Calf Lining Binding kidat
Morocco and Other Shoe stock.
Liberal advances made consgnmen,s Of Leather for
nrron NJ pr1vsrr sal. INITIALS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

ais .. Wing Nominu.ins comm'aes Of the THIRD Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

WI. H. JONES, AucIlOneor.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGASS, On Wednes-
Dday, April u.s. al 10Y O'clock al tho store OF j. D. In
gersoil 4 Co. No ~ Pssr-st 500 cases comprising
large and desirable OF Boots, Sho,s and Bro
CANS suitable Southern, Western and City Dealers
received. Catalogues and goods ready the day
yi,u. IN the sale mhl0Sms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-on Tuesday. 2l.t
"A April, will offer auction room NO. 10 Fourthst
(uuess previously disposed OF by private sale for what
they woh) toe effects Of the late Rahab mnrch.e.
Far of Avs which used by him In his exhibr ions
consslng OF rich Turkish dresses movable sge scennry
with appurenaneos gslvanc battery, and numefoa. Jug
gl.ry Instruments D. McNAU0HrON, Admuistrator.
All 2wc ) O. HENRY, Auctoueer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

IT. APHIL, IS16.-LhKo 5uPssIIo' -
Ens54s.--i< ding and CoiDpisson WLeooa.e;r 40
Mining Agency. L. W. TnLef -. -,
lnodious Warehouses, prepared p reestyo Rst
eli goods and merchzrcise destined tcf tDe NVpH -,
On the most favorable terms, ana Wi'0'u'
lay. -, ..,, NJ Ire Raotds and con.
veyed across the Portage By t1ams ~ ee ~ iH'H'-
,Ss sn m he aoss %:e q
no and % Sault, by which al pa keses
S go eare desDed for Lake Superior sent BY The
E .IlYgss l. w. TINKER L co.
"~ Rf1eRees
Charles A, SecorL Co ChauDeey BuAb, Esq ,New.York
H,nry A. Thompson l. Son, Baltimore.
T. Il Howe, Esq, CsAhisr tx Bank, Pittsburgh
J. l. Scnoolcrsn ssah Ste. Mare.
w. Traesdel, EGG, Messrs. James A. Armstrong Co,
J. N. EIbert, Esq, John Cbeater Esq, g. WlliAms
Co Detroit
Charles n. Grsiict, Eagle River. -.
c. E Brush, Copper HArbor. a ~-lH
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q. b. Robins. Aucuoneer.

Wyatt keiehan, wholesale and retail Agents,
ton.st Ny.
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CIYE DOLLARS REWAhD.-RAn away from
The -ub-crpe he an met an nden'ed spprenceb By
the OF Patrick Do.an, about ~ yesrs of age. 81 feet
hirb sovtg iliil black hair DARK eye. fr-cked
Nho-v-r Will return tie aid bog 10 The und>r.ig ned shall
receive the above coward ard al charges paid
AUSTIN BROWN Plane Manufacturer,
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SILK WORM EGGS. from selected p-suut cococns
Sr.i,-i by the sup.c Obtained from him
application 81 eit-r OF ron f chas S. John 10 W.:er
q Y D. STEBBISS-
Nor-har-rror Mass April {. 1876 a 5T,s iswN~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-11-21
Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of an order of the Court of Common
LID Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, ! will, on
the tirstSday of December next, between the hours
of ten o'clock m. and four o'clock p. NJ. OF said
day, at the front door of the court house IN the
town of Woodsfeld in said county, offer for sale
the following real estate, to witt Beginning at the
south east corner Of the north east quarter of sec
ton No. nineteen, in township No. three, ofrange
No. four; thence north with the section line to the
north east corner Of the section, thence west with
the section line to stone fourteen and six tenth
rods east of the north quarter stake, thence south
fifty-seven and one fourth degrees east, ninety and
three fourth rods to hickory thence north eighty
seven and half degrees west, 32 rods to a stone,
thence south sixty seven and one fourth degrees
east twenty nine rods to stone, thence south about
thirty seven and one fourth rods to the south side
OF said lot at Laughtons line, thence east with said
Laughton's line about forty five ar d half rods to
the section line and place of beginning, contain
ing forty acres more or less; lying and being IN
Monroe county, Ohio, subject to the dover OF Ma
ry Conley, in said premises, upon the following
terms, 10 wit: One third in hand, one third IN sis
months, and the residue in one year with interest
from the date OF sale to be secured to the sahsfac-
ton of the undersigned. ISAAC CONLEY,
Administrator Of Isaac Conley, deceased.
October 80