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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03

The act which passed the Ohio Legislature few
days since relating to the Trust Company and Lafayette
Bank. provides
That the Trust Company out ofits means may esiab-
lish Bank of not less than 100000. more than
100000 capital carry business either as an inde-
pendent Bank Branch Bank OF the state oil ONO
under the law ofast Winter If shall elect to act AS an
independent Bank i, is authorized TO issue It's no'ss Tor
circulation. having them registered and counersened al
the State Treasury Ii il acts Branch II obtains It's
circulation other Branches do from the boarc oil Con
,rol and may have representative in the Board As 10
the number OF Trustees and Directors. ana their hao-
ties OF the Company is governed by lis present Charter
The Trust department Of The Institution. with IT'S capital
sc left under the old charter heretofore in no way
effected by the new law.
The Lafayette Bank authorized 20 establish Branch
Of the State Bank of the of Ohio out of its present
means and To carry on banking under the act OF last
Winter with capital OF NOT less than $500 coo nor more
than 81 600 600 tmay reduce the number oil It's pFeS
charter The new law 20 be accepted by majority OF
stockholders at meeting be called Tor that purpose.
The Directors OF the Bank to aci as trustees ~
wind I'D the affairs Of the old Bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03

" Franklin Literary issociarion.-The mem
beers nj The above Association will celebrate their 8h Ami
Tuesday the 81 inst Columbian Hail. NO 10
The entertainments OF The evening will consist OF
Reading the Jou nal Essay Poem aud Discussion on
the following resolution, viz:
Rsoiyed That il is nexpedien, 10 extend the Territorial
limits OF the United States
The Public are respectfully invited 10 attend Exercises
viii commence al past O'Clock precisely By order.
81 IT. j. B. KTERSTED Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03

PILOT BOAT No. AND BRIG ROBERT.
Observed in of the papers That the brig
Soeert into Sandy Hook the 3lst January This
Assuage) and strange 10 say, there only Pilot
acai be seen al boat the NewJersey boat No.
: The Robert made signal TO hex for Pilot and al
though within one hundred yards of her notice was
taken Of her" signed JAMES THuRSTON,
Master OF brig Robert.
Now will state FOR the Information of the public that
was on board the PHO, boat No al The time mention.
81 and following the bark Preciosa 20 sea 10 take
Tie po, out of her when the brig Robert passed US with
aeoOr flying sbou, 10 feet above The nail on the main
top gallant back stay which did no, understand Had
TIE SCI her Jack at her head or hove the vessel
70 osmsde any of the usual signals made by vessels IN
s:n OF Pilot she could have had one, as there were
Oh or board a, the time who would have liked the JOB
Il PILor on BOARD No. =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03

SASns's SkRSAPARULA.-We have frequently hnd occa-
sca 10 call the virtues of Sands SGsapar'Ha
preparation cleansing the humtn system all disease
arising from impurities OF the blood The experience of
many respectable persons proved the efficacy OF this
medicine and certainly Is pleasant enough rs beverage
make desirable Such combination OF testimony To-
gelhe with the reputation of the propnetors Is sufficient
guaranty all who know them of its capsbhty OF per-
forming all that procsses III curing the various diseases
nwhch II is adapted. Sat Emporium
Prepared and sold wholesale and resti, by a. r. L.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists. 20 Fulton a.; 10 Broadway.
nd n ERs, Rroadny New York. Sold also 10y DrucPsis
generally throughout the United Sslea Price ; per o.
Ia n,aIyh fprS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03

THESE ARE GLORIOUS DAYS FOR OUR FRIEND LEE
Ladies' dock TO his from every part OF the city and
none return empty hauded-none dispensed with the
trouble they have taken TO visit his store but on the con-
ary none leave his store but are fully convinced that
be cells Dry Goods cheaper by far than any other estab
p.hmeu, in this city. To those who have been TO see
him. we say 20 again. he is selling cheaper than ever
His store is 2i5 Greenwch.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03

BHg Speedwell Wilson from Para the Isl nit and the
er x, has experienced very severe weather lost aud
spgN'sis and BIAS been Is days 10 the NoithwaTd oil
Bermuda put into Sandy HOOK bound Boston, ac
eIa Of The being exhausted, and Easierly w'nds
hfle Virgin. WeseNte, Il ds i'm ST Domingo City pat
.Hso sandy Hook bound 10 Boston, on account OF East
ssfly winds, Left brig -, ca and for Boston, unct
scar Inos Ploper for Boston, loading.
>chr Little Mary. II Lord IA ds from Swanshoro, Nc,
~ "'.a naval stores 10 Depeyster & "hitmarsh The
mas experienced cons,s,t W gales and very severe
weather during the passage
Sesr Cooley Young I'm Boston, fndse TO master.
senr Jonas Smith Collect * from Wilmington, NJ,
",sa naval stores, 10 Woodruff & Mnturn.
Below bark aud . brigs unknown Wind WNW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03
Markets. Carefully Reported for The T-ib,nre
Nanny Fob

AsHEs-There is good inquiry for Pota and Pearls,
s,e.dv at 3 s704 90 for old and new bills and Pearls
81 We hear of only small transactions
coTTON-The sales to-day have been only to very
limited extent exceeding 300 bales TO manufacturers
pie, are without change and the majority Of holders
appear 10 be firm Slippers cannot be induced to enter
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~ Mechanics, Institute,

~ Mcchnnics' InsIifutc.-The Regular Monthly
Meeting of Institute Will I've held in the Lecture ROOM
CITY Hall on Tuesday evening, Feb Sd, q, y O'Clock
At the Regular Monthly Meeting OF the Institute. held on
Tuesday evening" 6 January the following amendment 10
the Constitution adopted. 10 viii Art 3l--nklng out
The word thereafter. aud inserting the words IN ddsdnce
Members of the Institute having paid their yearly
dues. win please call early practicable and ray the
sans The Public admitted members OF the Institute on
the payment 81 initiation fee, and - yearly dues; Minors
or the yearly payment ISL. Prvi!egesA discoun! of 20
10 80 per cent on all charges made nhers in The
schools French and Drawing Classes, and free admis
sion 10 all Lectures &c j. J. MAPES, President
C L. BARRtTT Ac,uary. isl SITS
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To TIE MERCHANTS MAsufAcTuRERs, ana CUISINES, ~ ,s
Community OF the CIV o. New-YorE especially, ana 70 e
eo.pS TIE subscrbrr after yeare Of patient
Yaps effort commenced lal had obsauet
S confidence OF the prcprclors OF nearly one ionsaha
ssr.t reyyspaper embracing most OF e pest outnels
thc cite, and principal towns in the United States ana
Sna5s and is now their authorized Agent 10 receive sa
oi.erne1ts and subscriptions and fully empowered 70
sv. receipts Although mis- Office destroyed by the
Of The 5h o. February last in the con4grGiion OF Inc
rihrre Buildings his OF newspapers are renewed,
facility afforded TO no desire 10 avail them
S,e. of The opportunity winch his Agency oers His
aee is now tine Tribune Buildings aud no rhefs ee N
., Work; a,d he wishes il disincy understood. As
hs no connection with any other person IN this Agency
- all orders and communications Intended for
60 60 s.SrsncV he addressed TO V B. PALMER,
'' "h Tribune Buildings, Newly ork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03
GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS

hrtON cost a. - Satiihl -
rE1EE UNDERSIGNED, having puIcha.ed during the
mas, ,y-.h h extensive stock OF Dry Goods from mer-
,rho hsv t ed II the business VIII offer The same
or Wednesday next, 81 Cathsrinc-st They respect
nv info III the pub c thst they design to eN 10 each
49, - r.nlaf. ably low Pre-. VIII its immec
az H. on.Yi For this purpose shall be Obliged 10 close
our store Gu Tuesday, when every piece OF goods will be
$685. down a, Least 81 per cent below La ordinary cost
20 [ydr..isv me store will he opened when invite
G attention OF the public 10 such opportunities for ehesp
purchases As never before Anown The stocks be-
5 -, yten.ye retailers and coEipr!s. general assert
, o mos. desirable goods, unsurpassed IL chespness
and Rriery We can convince the most fastdous that we
are Amos; giving a ssy The entire stocks
81 Sii.s VAIL. kENSETT 4 co 81 Catharne-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03

~ (ourrl, Haa, l,d,cGted Soap Tor the cure OF PIN
Plea Fr,c ees Tan Saowu-ss Erupiions and ali skln die
ssGreents the only depot 81 seI-s Isl store FROM
Broadway, 80 cents cnke. Grecsa Hair Dye, tegeab
hqrd Rouge for criusoring Lps and Cheeks Po,rtri
Abl. FOR eyaiicatg 'perfaou, hr without injury 10
he ssn Ly Waite for instantly scattering redne.s sno
tubes from the face Acoustic drops for curing desuesAS
k The above celebrated preparations 81 Dr. Gourauds
found only bear In ind ~ 81 sEcrsL lat Stor.
PROM 8rosdwsy.
Jordan Mk-sl Boston Carleton Co. Lowell ives, ga
lem W L. Gerrish n Bedford Guild, Bangor Bss, Spring
SAD 3r.an 4 Co Wnrca.ter. Mv-r. ". Haven. dlW
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No 10 Independent Order OF Rachabes, will be held on
"Wednesday Evening. February !. 1886, IN the Aiens,
Presbyterian Church. two doors South OF Grand-sL Ad
mtance fres The Choir OF the Church. under their leader
Mc Hart have volunteered their services tor me oca-
sion. and will perform several appropriate CdcS'
cheerful s,rau" hy Choir; Prayer, by Rev j. H Mar
tin Reading the S5th chapter of jeremiah by Bro D. Nc
Leod p H. C. R.; Music" Give draught from the
crvs4 spring by The Choir Presentation of New Banner
by Bro. X Foleer. T. C. II Reception Address, by BRO
We!rh Z. r.; Music Lit up tho temperance banner
high" by the Choir; Collection; Address, by Rev > d.
BGrchard; Music Come rally round the temperance
Exereisrs 10 commence nj ~ o'clock. ST 2,is'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03
cHsAP RELIGIOUS PUBLICATION

SCHEME. -Nox Ready, Vol. LIST oi Works OF the Eng.
9th Puritan Divines beautifully printed In 2mo, and
hand someiy cloth Es OF the volumes i'll
Tain $50 pages and will be published every three
months Suhscriher- the frat tour volumes VIII be re
c-iy- them 81 80, payable advance The price TO
non.sub. crihers will be- 30 cents each volume.
The volumes Will be enriched wiki 9ioEaphicai Sketches
OF The Authors and Notices upon the character OF their
works rs distin gIished Dvtnes.
hrn within The reach of ali classes Of the religious public
the Invaluable writings OF the Ent sh Puritan Diynes and
while The series Will comprise works by well SHOWN
sribo,s such as How Baxter Bunybn, Charnock &c,
mani others will he printed in great measure uf
known Every work will he printed without aSritgtmeat
Writings OF John Bunyan, with Life of the Author by the
Rev james Hamilton.
o. Ciergvmen collecting the of five Subscribers
and remf. the amount the publishers shall receive The
i5s 6,i. l6l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03

~ The great American remedies, Southern Balm and
.,rrstye PILLS. for Coughs, Colds, Group Consumption,
esssns of the Lungs and all Pulmonary Affections, Pleu-
,;.v and Liver Complaints, well known that it is
o,edess to say tiny thing ofer virtues Try ihem-ihey
don give satisfaction, denounce them For sale a, the De-
mol $50 Broadway and by ushlon Co. ITO aud 95G Broad
ry and 10 As,or House. 2 Ful!ons and by respectable
Druggists generally in the City and U s. Depot 65S BfoHd
81 2tTuaS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03
YIRAM KNOWLTON,

WlhAM hVSO wv IL OiNJ
ATTORNEY At law &c
Prairie ia CHEN Wisconsin,
PRACTICES in Grant, Crawford and ST. Croix Countess
4 Wisconsin, and Clayton County, Iowa
References.
Hon. n. P Talmatge Fond du Lac.
A. q. Miller Milwaukee.
Morgan L. Martin, Green Bay.
Charles Dunn, Eli Grove
Daniel 0uin Madison.
VIM. P. Lynd-, Eco. milwaukee,.
NJ II Strong, ESQ. Racine.
4. Hyatt Smith, ESQ. Jaresvile. II lawn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03
VALUABLE WORKS ON AGRICULTURE,

VALUABLE WORKS ON AGRICULTURE,
ART, MANUFACTURES AND ARCHITECTURE
IA Falkner Marures and Agriculture Chemistry Emo
paner cover 37i cents; cloth Soc
Productive FArtning-A work Tiilage, BIZ Joseph A.
Smith l2ino paper, 81 cents; cloth Soc
Farmers Treasure-Comprisin the above works bound
together, Emo. CLOTH 75c.
Rural Economy in is relations with Chemistry, Physics
Meteorology by J. &. Bcuissangsu,. Translated by g
Law. Emo. $40 pages. 81 ~
Marshall's FarIner'- land Book. Emo. illus 81.
Urea Dictionary of Arts. Manufacturers and Mines Illus
tracd ,vi h 2ir cuts vol Syo. - 80
or in vols. with Supplement-. 81 81.
Supplement 10 do 9vo. 2OO cuts, sheep, 81 %.
Coolers Cyclopeda COCO Receipts in the Arts, Msnu
faciures and Trades. svo. sheep, 81 -.
E,ebsuk's History OF Hydraulics and Mechanics 500
plates, $50 - so
Hodge on Steam Engine. folio and 3vo vo's. SO.
Lefevcrs Beauties of Modern Architecture IS plates, So
D. APPLETON co. Publishers, 200 Broadway.
IL PKEss-Roscoe's Life OF Leo 10Th
Cuzn's History OF thu English Revolution q lls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03

~ Capital 5000 ,000-otce4 II Su ton-sL brootiy1-
Having their cap,lvery nearly enule, commune 70 .ns
av favorable Thu, Com psny has passed
through the greatest conhssraops tEal nae eve, DC
with comparatively slight losses TO the system WHICH they
hsve always pracliced OF limiting and scsttefng tne
Alosses winch The Company may Sustain will be adjusted
and paid promptly as heretofore n.,
ils lm,xseod z. G.. gIss, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN he brig E'rgiq, from 81 Domingo Cay-Cnpt VIM
gDerrick.ou MIR a L DerrickRon, chief officer. Elijah
add Hand, seamen late OF schr John w Taylor sold TO
The Dominican Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03

~ pailey's Magical Paiu ENtrnctor.Ihis
crsst article VIII The folio Slag diseases burns
Sr,i3 1'- DoIoreux Old Sores, SNvelnes. Spinal WEAK
mas &c Scsvrn life under the most trying elrcnn
and thew who rsgurd will be aware that h Dali
Genera Depo, far the United ses for the sa7 OF me above
Ssirs - M Iss Futon.si Sun Building. y. 7. 28 ols
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03
Business Notices.

nocrop TAYLoR's BALsAM OF LtvERwoRr-This un-
,,rslleled, ong-iried, chrouohermal remedy l. DAILY
f1s,,y new and hrm friends A physician called today
"a connected with the surgical department OF the Men
~, go,p,ta and who after having consulted in van some
s sbest Surgeons this continent, was induced 10 use
Genuine salsam OF Lverxor, direct from the otce 90
sovery The bottle ia no; yet exhausted and bis WORDS
" Your medicine sir, is nos; astonishing remedy.
~ no faith in 4, a; frat but there nothing IN The word
10 II, IL has proved in my es;e perfect SPECIFIC.
,vo 10 half lumber OF water and sugar
.s taste Is delgh,fo and very similar to Old MADEIRA
's,s .hsl! recommend It with confidence" He bought
III, bottle for a friend There s hardly hamlet village
town IN the United States where there no; more OF
IA. esse. of consumption, asthma bronchitis eaiarTh liver
.olsiu splitting blood, pain The side, consumptve dye
r.n,,a &C. &C. cured by Doctor Tsyors Basam OF Liver
,,,t See Dr. Leedss signature TO Tue label. We have
generous testimonials from doctors ministers and other re-
.etae Individuals all the county, corroborsing Its
onderf efficacy in the above diseases, also in colds,
cough. and curing children l. should be in every family
For sale as above by Leeds Hazard, Druggists ia wa
-., Mrs. Hays lS9 Fulton-s Brooklyn Two fbys'can'
.Iwxys in attendance AT the Office, SIS Bo*ery.
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amrsements.

A MERICAN MUSEUm-Every day and evening
I'M. week, commencing Monday Feb 23sPleneS Per-
lorrnanees every evening at and "Wednesday and Satnr
day afternoons ocIoek-be manager has engaged tho
ioowas magnificent attractions Signor Bln The most
the bssi bsnd OF EioPians the city. Dssoviag Views
and ohrSmstroPe Msssr1 J. R Hall, and Bully whlocf
Grand Cosmorana, and Ginss Blowing. Mad Rockwell
the fortune teller. Automaon Writer, &c. &c
Admission. . cents. Children under 10. ,2i cents
+ EOPOLD DE MEYER begs to announce TIA, be
Lwi give Grand Concert previous To his departure
the South THURSDAY Feb 5, the Tsbernsce which
MADAME OTTO AND MR. BRoUGH.
LEOPOLD De MEYER
viii perform lie Puritan!. Seuairariis Lucia
d, Lamnrroor and the Grand Duet from the celebrated
Ode symphony, LIE DESERT, by Pelican David, per.
formed with extraordinary success in London Paris and
Verna arranged for Grand PianoI By Leopold de
Meyer, and executed Ton Two instruments from Errsrus
factory by MIN and
Tickets One Dollar 10 be had the principal Music Stores
ana a; the door on the evening OF the Concert
Doors 4; O'clock Concert 10 commence a. o'clock
Programmes 10 be mad at all the Music Stores. Sc
HERR w. BOUCHER respectfully Informs The
pstron OF the late Germsu Opera his friends and the
lovers Of generally that his first and only senesI Goa
cert will take place The Apollo Saloon, Saturday, Feb
rusry 7th, which occasion he will be assisted by
NJ M9' faL APL MkYER IT. .u eEo SG HobEk
Mr. The Il T. e FINN 9taEf NJ Wh THhEES
and Full Orchestrs and Chorus.
He thar his efforts 10 give the fullest snd grsDdest
Conce ofhe will the appreciation and patron
age The public Nearly ali the pieces be produced
entirely new Ne~York audience, and Ielected
from the best and Classical composers of modern
tines.
~ Particulars in future advertisements.
Tickets One Dosr EACH 10 be had a, a! the principal mu
sic stores and Il the door 81 StTThSSis'
ROWES' CIRCUS AT PALMOS.
THIS EVENING, the performances will commence
with grand
Roman Entree, led by Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Myers.
Light and Dashng Act. by Walter Aymsr.
n. B. Turner in Leaping Act on TWO Horses.
Posluring and Balancing ~ Mr.. Nixon and Son.
TIE Paragon OF Female Equestrians, by Msdame MA.
CARTE.
Mr. w Nichols in his Backward Fesis
Afternoon Performance every Saturday az = clock 81
UIu close on ne l9tt Of february,
THE EXHIBITION OF Peale's b.suUl Painting,
THE COURT OE DEATH.
OF Broadway aud Leonardst Is open every day
cept Sunday from 10 A. NJ I'LL .: ?. " Ambulance -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03
nv phrennlnCy.-Mr. l. II EOWLER commences

Cs~ Phrenology.-Mr L, n. FOWLER commences
his first Course OF Lectures MIR. Martins Church in
Chryse above Desncey commence next Tuesday eve
min q February 50, al u O'clock Admission FREE He
continues Monday and TUESDAY evenings
nj The same psce hour The subject the FIRST Lecture
will he the fund principles OF Phrenoogy and Ply
sioucy with or more Physiological ENsmira-
lions of persons selected from the audience. Mr.. o. 5
Fowler viii commence smiar course al Halls Buildings,
R,ookIvn E.h IIth $50 Ills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03

AS our table of the Comparative Receipts and Exports
of Cotton published Saturday last exhibit consdera
bic discrepancy compared with the table published in
the Prices Current and shipping List give below the
figures and dates from which TIE two statements were
compiled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03

IT, Hardinge. Photographic mag he found at ihe
Fraus Hotel. Peari.st. lol l~ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03

e Signor BISI was enthusiastically received a!
The Museum last night He appears again this evening with
The Kentucky mnstrcls and others. The FortuneTe!!er
may be consulted at al hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03
General Notices.

r. National Fire Insurance Compnuy O:bcs
No d. Wast with only fug losses by the grea ere
in this city the 18th OF July last This COMPANY doing
arc. and rapidly increasing business In couseouepc. Of
their prudence IN taxing over IS eco in INV one risk
which rule they still adhere and by SO scattering their
risks as no, hazard loss in any ordinary fire more
than that amount. BIZ which additional security rendered
10 The insured In counexion with thsr capital
DIRECTORS
Joseph ". Savage. Wm. G. Ward
Marrus Spring. I'm. s Slocun,
John BroHwer, John Nc Chain.
Stephen Holt, John N-whouse
VIM w Campbell
JOSEPH W SAVAGE. President
Wv las BoGGs Secretary.
paprlcaions for insurance attended 10 i,bor, d..
Isv n, The Oce No o. Ws aad also for the convenience
OF customer. and public IN the upper par. OF The city by
c. Il McIntire agent No S4 Hudsonsl corner OF Sorrg
nj, and by 8 L. Newman agent, corner OF Avenue c. and
.th-st rs 2swlm
- City Fire Insurance Company.-CAPITAL
STOCK S2I0 .000.-Tbl. COMPANY has continued on in
business g5 s @S g4 Alter payment Of all losses !. to date ms
.pi 81 s entire capital aud considerable surplu. be-
sides Applications for insurance received Office Of
Ine Company. No 81 s nsBiEar:-ops
Cy-us Hitchcock. Richard A. Reading
Josiah Macy, George 5. Fox,
Abraham Bell, Joseph ". Corlies,
Daniel Tumble Ralph Mead.
Thomas J Townsend, Richard Field,
William H. Falls Trad Hawley.
John D. Wright, r.has Hicks, Jr
Peter s Titus. David Lyon.
Henry 4. Nelson, aaron ~ Merchant
Thouias Carpenter, One Vacancy.
Thomas C. Chardavoyue.
r 4. READING, President
D. F. CURRY, Secretary ci3 2meoiis
IT Window shade Depot, No. Spruce-sr.-
5000 pair always hand Persons about furnishing their
houses will Al least 100 per cent by calling al the De
pot o-th " :. " MAUH /.
,,rn-s, nrirss MS istf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03

q Merchants, Mechanics and business men will
ind the Wing Almanac for lsi6s very useful and con-
venent book of reference throughout the year. The
price Is only l2i cents per copy. or 81 per DOZEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03

" PROCLAIM 1T FROM rug HOUSE 1oFs that badness
be prevented and cur dsudurf removed and that
dry why hair be made soft aud silky, by the use Pha'
Ions Chemical Hair Iuvigoalor This without fear
Of conuaac,iou, for have ;.ied Il 6nd satisfied.
TIE proprietor will refund you your money if it does not
30 all he Buy of F. PHALoN, pa Broadway,
of any OF the respectable Drug Fancy stores. Fifty
san,s houla