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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

az vacation Of lie circuit superior ceoh OF law and
I chaoeery, of lie county Vi i.Hnefs On the a'h day
May. $50. ,,=:-..r
William II. Smith, fIahdh'
Alb 1t {. Cheun ing. William ;. Dig2s, hsor9e IL
Clank. Daniel lNafWlch, John Areh,r WI Jim Mas
sir, P8lty spadla, EhzaleIh Watson, 1. Nj. Nlmno'
" 1lliaa ii. Dg4s, William {. Alien, JOHN u: ,. H.
q rott, Jour!an ), Turner. homas II. Fo"ke, Dehy
Cut. " Iiliam {. EufdIck, Thomas W Ilans, Anne
CheNnlng Frances Il. Chewing. John Cullen, Mica
jsh Clarke. -- Carmichael. Richard Diekas'l, Of
The late firm Of 4. y Dickinson. Sterling Claibofne,
Edward \ CabelI, Catleu Wills Robert Mitchell, The
odorek Robertson, Southa TompkiDs, Allison y Wat,
Archer Smith aud Nancy Duunng, Defendants
Ia CH4NoERY.
The court doth adJudge, order and decree that this
cause be referred 10 OF the COMMISSIONERS OF the
cout, 10 lake account o the debts charged upon the
trust fund created by HE deed Of Albert u. ChewninI
10 the defendants, William ). Diggs aud George IL.
Crank, bearing date the 2llh day Of February, 1871, ,
aud filed an exhibit with plaintiffs bill, as well as an
account oi The lfus fund the hands Of The trustee
William 5. Dges-in taking ~hioh accounts the com
missioner shall by lrofer noilcts convene bepre him all
The Cesue que uusl5 aud require theta To prove Their
de5s Or demands, and the debts chargeabe upon the
fund bcms ascoralned, The commissioner shall proceed
by proper statement 10 aPPoiton The fund IN The hands
OF William = Digs, 10 and amongst the parties entl>
tied, hfs selling apart sum sufficient pay the aH-
tiH his cost aud The oil HE trustees, all winch ac
counts The commissioner shall lake. state settle and
make epor tn eo 10 the court. with any matters spe
clay stated deemed pertinent by himself or which may
be required by any parry lobe 50 stated. The doth
also order Hal any panty 10 The cause If ngpued 10
do 81 10y any other parry shall appear before the
commlssner aud answer IN solemn form upon his ae
cath or afimaton all such proper nerrosaloes as may
he rIopJundtd 10 hun II her by any other parry.
\ Copy-'Ieste.
ROBERT 'rINsLEY, CIR.
CuMMfssIoNEH's OtFIeE.
Amherst Couu lutsp Nav lIlI, Is
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Mr. MCLEAN. Of Pennsyv ana. presented Wednes
day The resplun adopted by tie Legislature Of his Sate
On The 9h a, requesting lis and representa-
Of IS32. -
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gHAyIN6 determined, IN lutnre. 10 ad"P' tas e"s'
i s,ssh exclusively earnestly fq'es' al p iaI.'
ov inhibited "a ne - settle htlt aeenuals ihea'de'
a. M ongf Indulgence can be gwen .'ef' u '"''e
WISHING 10 purchase, eo5d bargains tor cash
join \. HARRIS.
New Glasgow May . w"
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CAPT :. Il. MAIkFR-

The important s,fgiees rendered by tins ofgcer. with
hs hsnd 81 Team Rangers, IN conveying to len. lay
of intelligence o he occurrences puh lsbhrl and u
hts camp nnd The bmytTy whirh be displayed Dis
changing lbs difficult and rrpuus5a duty have yefy
naturally excited curiosity concerning HIN. II was
I'D N Uao II the New Drraus papers that be apniy
distinguished timstli II he battle II MIR, IN which
HE / Xans numbering only about 800 under Cuonel
ftsh,r, ata,ked, with much gallaHy aud effect.
Though with final defai, lbuye 2D0O Mekeaus lfoups.
/ his statement Is mol correct. Nala,f bad been en-,
nloyed as SPY, and just previous 10 the crossing Of the
Texans, had been captuud by the MrNcans. He cun-
TUNED &c Their cuaiady throughout the engagement IN
which. therefore, he tuok no part After tho Texans
lad surrendered ihry wtte matched 10 Maamoras and
thence 10 thu Castle If Pefpie on ther way 10 Mexico,
and Walker with them. Fora lue the prisoners were
treated With sumo Jegioo OF kndnes:-but ihry ad
NdHced into lie county, The M Scan fIt,fs under
whose charge lhty we. threw oil all The restraints Of
Their aftic ui agreement, and evInctd towards Them
The must mi, cling brutality. The Mexican soldIers
had repeatedly deea allowed 10 beat he aud the young
oil'ets huse candptl IN His pect very widely
dteni from hat VI lhpr srHIlfsn the Mexican service
treated thtn with seventy as di4smeola It
Just.
Ga reaching salado. sung to desperation by lie era
city They fccrsod, they resolved 10 rush uIan their
guards and make tholf escape. Among the pHyalts
foremost IN his charge vas Walbc5.-NVhan he signal
vas gwen he seized one Of the scnnps Al The inner duu
OF the prison yard, and Cameron, gallant Sc0lchnan
Who was afterwards by order u the PRECEDENT shot in
cold blood sczcd She olher Both wtfc instantly dl,.
armed and the Texans rushed into the outer court here
he aims and caandse boxes were guarded by J1 u
he McNcao ntlolfy. These wtfe speedily driven out
and While he Texans VIE nfnins themselves. lhe
NtN.ctn ctylry, aad company Of infantry formed In
front Il the outtt pate 'ihe Texans charged through
then, killing bite o, Ten and wonudina NOE. and le4
selves sustaining pss nj IRE killed aul fire wounded
Only about ha ii lie Teams. who mum l,rod II all
q were Engaged the MeSeans uuuili nd 300.
TIN escaped Texans sum ost their way. became in
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April lG


a LOW pcr cent interest on all sums Of mpne,
4 a deposited and remaining IN the Bank over 81,
monhs, per cent. on all suns remaining mote H. an ut
months aud under sN, and per cent ON all suns re.
inaioog less than four mouths The Whole stock Of
the depusile5.
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HHgy HARDWARE STORE.

ID, GIsEGugSs is now receiving and open
~ og, ncNl d7of below Messrs. Turner & Bu1we
an entfe new stock Of
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SYE' O.S'TE, .Y0kg,,yy
fE'llE subscriber having raised the wind' once
4 more, Is prepared 10 carry again The
TCHERryc Rusrwrrs

with determination 10 give general satisfaction lie
~" at all iimes give the highest cash prices; and IN,
yts all celierS IN his Inc 10 give hm al occasional
call.
One word 10 his creditors. He viii pay them as
slon as possible, aad hopes they Will not by pressing
hun Too hrd, prevent the payment Of their claims let
toWn IN less than no time" and viii then ,o,,ore mn
Win pleasure. JAMES c. IhyIXF
Mau.h It, :,
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EzBEsa1Jg.EssE 81 CUTLERY.

winch he Is ANXIOUS 10 dispose Of, very reasonable
TERMS
louise builders. House keepers, Farmers, Blacks
'miis and all others IN want Of articles in his line are
requested 10 call before purchasing elsewhere.
Eat. 3 10
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T.IEE 0XHvt. gUsl.9'ESj,


Nk ANIED 10 hifr, ur the remainder Of the year.
w good Cooh aud " ASHER. Euqaire At this Of
fee.
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TTNUOHTr.E.

Ee CASES LlQlORlC T.. iusi received. aud Tor
" sale low iJr cash. BRi AN / : IINSIEl.
Apu 70 Is
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1850 NCaE5

culture of Com, Wheat, Oats aud ra ace. In, an an
usual portion ol very iae Meadow land aud mol less
Than 500 acres Of fine tobacco land To clear; is uncou.
nouy well waered, and Is So situated lhal /. mag be
cut up into small lafms, OF lt5m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01
PLEASANT LABBY. Pres't.

Circuit superior CONT Of law and chanctry. con.
4 "A tuned BY adJoaameul aud held ol The county of
A"hef'', al The loafl uouse, Monday, The S,h day
Nay DOWN, Plaintiff.
against
Maurice !. Garland, administrator Of Archibald R.
oer.oOi, det'L., Defendant.
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90 fR2 E.gsSkgS.


D 8 Az Mt taken lease Of the Mills ii this Mace
Z known as HE Ian.horue Nils. lor a term q,
s'aS' vi" be regularly IN the wheat market aud pre,
pared DO 2Lye the '"' pc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01
HIGHEST rGARTSEr perrr

hand aad sid low cor cash. ~ "'f' VI
M JAMES SrrPnN who. | learn. Is faver,blv
N'9Ha 10 the farmers uf The region. viii mill Gar me
Snd nope securehti patronage from the p1bli yb,nL
VIC convenient location of the property invites.
AWIl - y y E1'i'
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against

=, - -. So1' i4ou'e' "a Monday, The o'h day
M9y H. o,#.o
''''''N'
against
''"'g' - '"I'ahu' 4d.'ii"5sr-iof o Archibald Ro<
'ef''o''' Get d., Defendant
Is CnANcEHY.
The court doth or,I,r liza, n, ,l6,ia, AI..,.i. !,
Garland. ad4,iasfr,for 4,ch,fl 'na'',ee ,
do render 6rf,rr Copiss'et 'TnI' uer -
afunt oil hi, ,,, - - aI''1 a.
ate which account le sad com,l,s5nef i, diIe,,p
examine, state and settle. And the said comm,ssoar
is also drcccd after publish M, II ,i.. IN IN. ybht
f2lnian, the richmond Enquirer and The Rchmoa 1
Robertson, decd, of whatever dcgtee to appear b.5f
aaiice to The s,t.e ,, llI & s'',a " '''1
IN Ihs commonwealth. 4, lake ,a,' "'.a
.n s ma, be ".' . 19a T' ,s5 . Id. III" laid s
several deuts accarIlnp 10 their digoitv N II ~ ,J'ns
lrallan OF as,e1>; and at fine same !, no l., ,l
nd selle an accnat Of die lru.l nra.r'r .,ni,.J
he two deed, a,,ga #ulnsl AMI al IIs i,,.,,ht.n.r
thereon and maxi, rp,,rl of all t,e sI ,a,1 - N
court with any matters specially stated lcemrd nen.
nent by hHseli Or feuuled by The n,rt,.s ia he a.
stated.
And ,t E, ci,,o., ., ,.- . 49,,
continued h. ,f,,.n,, i -, u I'd" alu o"a"'r
Auhrs, Al ,l, ,.,,,, l L. '"' t'e 'o"9y
ApriI ISL - 49, '"e 10 Wy =
Lewis " naht. J,hn N ,y.Il,,o,. ,..,... D.,
i,bo NI,.iL i,., w. " mans oeoG fe'lYsl
la.'i w,llI ~ 49, pHee"'"I {" Henry Brown,
clAos and p,rlu,r, nr,ot,. o. ay"e. P1y.
c,ube & p3vne and %,1 1;, ''s S','e o' i''s
"'' -'"'""" "ien"'
o.,;a,, ila''''is
Samuel Garland. exe,.7.,l' # ,I,,,i.o r. r..la
deed. anI administrator d., hams ,'l, p =
Ders5p. deceit. S.r,b r. Rl,sr,s,,
Il The sad AIehI5g,J Rle,s d..,, "." '1 a"u l''
B Robertson. Aannr n .be,'san ,,al.,. H'' :,
sun William II E=hat,-, t u - 'i II
Audfew d. Il .5rr,a. Init ,I.,1l', ~"
Anahi5aid Bo5rrs II, der't. 6y 4 b,.rl TIn.l,y ~
cal ass Lucd their .o3i,lg.,. D,t.n I,,,'.
AID
May Brawn. pri.,,g
against
Samuel Garland, executor of Maurice H. Gar,n
decd aud dd,utI.slrlof De bJnis non at Arrbb,I Il
oefls0n, de- d., Defendants
il CHiNcERY
The court do'h orler th.n lae defendant. in the
named suit, d. render elre Dp same conmlssion4 he
t tore a pointed by i4.. ,rl., ~ ~ ST. t'c III
1889 t. settle the accounts by sad ,,l.r dirs.,sa
rralion Of the estate of AcaI5nd Rbarl.,n decl
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HsDTE TDUlsF LAY ags E1Dfs
s4AG.E,.

5NlE SUBSCRIBER. having more land lhau he
has IdoofeIs 10 cultivate 10 advantage, oticls Tor
aaIe abnut
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

~ .aealIun Of lie circuit superior cpoh OF law and
chancefy, iof lie county Vi Amherst, On The a'h day
Vy,l.'n n Snub plaintiff,
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minncm Ghahes.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, Mo- spf9ae.s * =
w ahished in Is+n The subscrlorrs hhsi.s ~ hi,
most splendid Show Room for the with one @:
r,.nrers and kaving maze aHen ~, r.-.ivir :,
N. n,o,r c.ebrstrd IN Parls. 49, :, m herr
80 81 .ope Of The choices; oehikns =,
f,r- be enabled 10 supply aieN
every rsi shch may found some rch views or me
phne in Swzersnd-correci copies OF some OF 20
ir.ted Aocient and Modern CsLhe'ras IN Europe, be-
secs variety OF beautiful Scripture P-crs. Ahoys aho
ob,c. OF every kind Landscapes 10 any quantity from
the light any airy Noravian floating l1SS'"usy sonS te
cute, rppes roInan.ic lake to the sonore
Iombardea1 repcsing among The ruins o! gray s'on- ana
fallen tower. ,x. .,d
All our Shades are painted with The beet OF Oh sno
We warrant Them wssh snd not TO cur! or creck
Shade bought OF and Answering Inc recoH-eii-a
tor will be ch-erfully exchanged n... r..
We have taken great pains N selecting Ne" Dc.Isi. -,
tho expres purpose OF accom- cur ri.
ana they viii cot OILY cnoice stock to seec i1ot'
a, -ss - Der cent Our facilities for executing o.
dsrs are moi %, e "a r,..ed By choohas ih1i o
views can have them copied correctly
Signs Ba o-er. and Interior Decorators, ouhe
mar not 10 he surpassed Trimmings oil a. sinos SuaUe'
eYh'hi,ed win the greatest pleasure -
show Room 81 fs-t do-p By . Piae siEpe Pc ~ %
rom.nooa,s a. 81 toners 81 one LIZZIE o'"'o OP7
al sunrise and closed al suoseL - 80 rr,
,n9 I'm rorters spFucest four doors IRON Nh.-au
SEv1T57N WINDOW SHA DE- who!essie-J c.
Woodford 2sst Broadway has just received compete
,ser are French Landscapes Gothic pisin scc Lag q.
scsoes French Vzu-nes, PLAIN and ScfoHs Aiso' 'u.l
n eVMerch.r,s buying 10 sell sgn!n VIII be a.o1ed
liberal discount Next door 10 tn corner oi -
fsrga Buildings
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LAMPS. GIRANDOLES. Z,

LAMPS, GIRANDoLES, &c.
4 AMPS GlRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, ASH
IL CANDELABRAS, for the Spring Trade.-DlETZ
BROTHER & CO., No. Is John. street, manufacturing
and have always hand complete of articles
their ne of the following descriptions which they viii eel
al Wholesale retail, al Low PRICES for cssh:
Improved Chemical OIL and Camphene Lamps
Sofa Lamps, Gill and Bronzed, in great variety,
Cornelius Co.'S celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamp,
Girandoes various patterns, gin, svered or brouzed
Suspending Solsrs Doric Camphene Tampa.
Bracket Solars Side do do
Solar Chandeliers Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lampz, Stand do DC
Britannia Hand Lamps Camphens Chandelier,
Superior Chemical OIL, Pure Sperm OIL,
do CsInphene, Solar and Lard Oh
do Burning Flud. Refined Wtae OIL Iui5y
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

Banks Isabella, Mckee. st Croix Alsop 6; Chauncey
Tecumseh. Ripley, New. Orleans. Young & Van Buren,
Henry Thompson. Hamilton. Philsd.
Orig Linden, Burr, Charleston. Durham Dimon
Schrs Eagle Trefethen, Halifax Winnett; Ellen Per.
kns, Fensey Sisal, Pstruo Exchange, Clark Quay
anna Badger Peck; Carrbee Abbott Savannah; Frank
Baker, Alexandria, S,urees u Chairman Roe, Ave
~, BALTIMORE Johnson & Lowdon; PorpoSe. Drake,
South Amboy; Citizen Brown, Matanzas Bret, d. Vosei
Yoluska, Owen Gibraltar. &c; Lady Clinton Gamer
Richmond, Mckee, Hand e. Co; Liberty, Height Phiad
Sloop Nodas, French, Providence.
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AupAcIoUs RoBBEKY.-On the night OF the 2lst
nit daring robbery committed In La Grange. ga
nv a pIaveS He succeeded In stealing from the mail
stage the carpetbag Of SIR Snider merchant OF this
city containing nearly $1,000 in bank bills and specie
The negro arrested two days subsequently, seven
miles from La Grange end confessed his guilt OF the
money lost OF the gold has been Recommendations
$1,000.
TAKING THE STUMP.-Mr. Theodore c Peters, OF
Darien Gsnesee County offers himself through the pa.
uers 40 stump candidate for the State Convention TO
reyse the Constitution and offers to meet the people
when and where they may designate to give his views
In relation 10 reform. Perry Democrat.
WIsNEBAGo FUss-The last number Of the w is
cousn Herald announces that Lieutenant Thompson has
started La pursuit of The Wlnnebagoes, with the entire
garrison at raire du Chen, twenty-five nen all told -
The people In the Kickapoo settlement are preparing
against az attack Thirty Indians under guard at that
place. Gov. Dodge ia In the vicinity with detachment
of volunteers We do not anticipate any serious dill
culhee.
NIGHT LINE TO BALTIMoRE-On and after Sun
day next the mail arrangement to the South com
nences and line will leave the depot Ill this city for
Baltimore every evening at 10 o'clock. and continue
without interruption through 10 New Orleans We are
also pleased to learn that the Directors OF the Phadr
phia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad have resolved
upon a reduction of fare to commence with the new
mail arran cement and after this week tho price .ravei
between this city and Baltimore viii be "nty So
lPhiad korth American.
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Remopais.

nEuOyAI-The Brooklyn Flint Glass Co haze re-
Rmoved their WAREHOUSE l29 Waiers TO IS Broad
nd ti have constantly hand general nssoTtmsrt oi
Glass Ware suitable for home or foreign markets
e1ss aud Chemical Glass Ware of every de'c'puoH s "
Fancy Enaneled and Painted Show Jars for druggists
windows, from 4 10 % gallons escn; ,,opro>J nav,
26f6w 3 e G.N ~ -. 49,.
NIJI0y HENRY BREWSTER hss removed his
* aw oice to No n Nasstu-s second story February
%, 1916
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Gamps, Gmtlsrp, So.
SPLENDID STOCK OF LAMPS

OOh OI
GiRASpoLEs &C At GREAT BARGAINS TO CLOSE CONCERN.
TOUTHuUY Il MEYERS, 3+l Broadway, having deter
" mined 10 withdraw IRON, the retail ira In THE city on
LIST of May. offer the whole OF their rch assortment 81
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, GIRANDOLES, HOUSE
FURNISHING and FANCY GOODS
AT SO PER CENT. BELOW RETAIL PRICE.
Chufches Hotels LODGES and Public BuldiHgs Will be fur
nished rces have hitherto charged the trade
Those il want OF nu- goods TO f1rnish
PRIVATE DWELLINGS
have opportunity obtain superior articles nj prices
per cent lower Than Ihe like have been sold for IN
the city.
The whole OF stock been got up expressly for the
retail trade this city, and is finished with extra The
quality ofour Lamps Girandoes &c. is sufficiently sies;rd
by GoLD aud four SILVER MEDALS, awarded Iee;f
manufacturers within The last years, tnd The Whole
will be sold al above withou,
THERE'S elgrp decepticnn this notice: es we pos
lively renquish present business ls May and
only request Of line pubic 10 call aud judge for themselves
OF u. Bargains we Offer.
~ All Lamps. Granioles &C. got up PSI
Factory VIII continue heretofore receive
PROMPT attention. mil u
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THE TRIBUNE.
From the Louisville Journal.

a. l.essa From the Louisville journal
FOREST MELODIES.
LOVE The fine old forest,
~ That for centuries hath stood,
And waved its lofty branches
Grandly in the solitude;
Mid its glories and its graces,
A stately grandeur dwells;
And Natures hand there traces
All her bright and magic spells
It's shades are full of voices,
Ever ringing joyous OUT
From it's trembling whispered breathngs
To the storms wild boisterous shout
And its notes. so deeply thrilling,
From, the dark receHses start,
And swell through ether. stilling
The quick beatings of the heart
When the gorgeous robe Of sPring'nn'e
Hath srraved them 10 It's green,
A,a ~. losve. are bright with dew drops
C,anc;na In the mornings sheen;
Then lis .1n enchanting chorus
W,th g rapture we have beard,
r,r The songs are round and Ger us
or each gladstone forest bird.
Or when the sere of Autumn
Hath fastened ON the leaf.
And clad the Summer glories
With the fading garb OF grief;
One fearful strain Of sorrow
viii thy songsters sadly chime,
T Ere they Ait upon the morrow
To some far and sunny cline.
We have heard the gentle zephyrs
Stealing through the waving boughs'
With melody enhancing
As the maiden's whispered vows
And the storm wind, as II rushes
In it's wild and mad career,
The bravest bosom bushes
To solemn awe and fear.
Fen the frosty reign of Winter
Hath cheerful Ininstrelsy,
Az the ice of morning falleth
From the tall and stately tree.
And the hear, can feel no power
In the poets sweetest lay.
Like the music Of the shower
In some Summers suliry day.
Oh! / love the brave old forest
That for centuries hath stood,
And waved its lofty branches
Grandly in the solitude
My home Is in its bosom,
Where no human fool hath trod;
My conn anion, the wild blossom,
And my trust, in Natures Goo
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Sob printing ano Book BinOlns.


TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No. SPRucE-sTREET-fThree d0orJ from Nassdustreet
rINHE facilities OF this establishment for JOB PRINTING
are perhaps passed by any office In the city The
patronage of the last yes has been such guarantee
great extension in We therefore, with
hd.nc- issue tho following Card
TO observation-disclosures supplied with AL kinda
ofPRINTING VI The cheapest rate, viz
Cards, Bills LsdiEg,
Circulars, Receipts,
Bill Heads, Checks Gc
70 LITERARY GENTLEMEN Original Manuscripts print
ed with accuracy.
Pamphlets, Stereotype Work, and all Kinds Of
Books Letter Press Printing
To LECTURERS AND acknowledgement beautifully
printed.
Lecture Bills, Small Bils for Disth-
Mammoth Blls button, &c
And every description Of PLAN and Ornamental JOB Work
executed with grea. nestness and puncMaty The Office,
The Improved POWER PRESSES, for Books, p.a.
PHLETS, Ic
All work the above Presses viii be done at e1traord.
nary low prices. j A. FRAETAS,
il2U Tribune job Printer.
NEW-YUkk BUOh-BiNDEhY, IA kulIonsL
t-n descriptions OF plain aud elegant Book-bndng
ecuIsd with neatness and despatch
10 this establishment particular attention Is given IN select
Ing the best Of materials and The substantial
ship
Librarians and Gentlemen having Libraries viii hrc 10
their advantage 10 call and examine for themselves 81 ia
Pulion-st Specimens OF Binding 10 all the various styles Of
Sheep Cali, Russa, Morocco and Velvet BiEdlngs
II EDWARD tVsTKER
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- ALAMASDEk rAfks.-SILAS C. HEkRING
- No. ISs Wat-rsL Is tne only authorized person In lii.
State make sell Wldrrs st=ut Szlamaad Safes-.
Schumacher Safes bang Infringement uoon my Pc
lent subecuag the PURCHASERS 70 for snsge
Suis have been cor1erced agznst Chas Gsyior LIE
ard Brown and olhens Will be -x.-rted % all whether
they be manufacturers, agents, or purchasers
oESJ. q. WILDER. Patsntse
n ban assortment OF th- genuine W!lcers Patent
SingIe and Double S4.apsndsr Sales o.,
land good nile glven al the Iron Safe ar-nouse
OF slLAS C. HERRING,
MS 2V lSe Wafer, conner D-caysrer-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-12
6ar0marc, Sc.

HOT AIR FURNACE.


HOT AIR FURNACE.
LSTAt.hEK's Patent improved Hot Air Furnaces, for
~ h-snns Dw-irg., Stores, Churches, &c-The.e Fur
apartments VIII be pure AID healthy !ree dryne1I Gus
gss.
They are pu up 1ncer persona! supervision OF Mr..
walker the Psi1Hteo, and have hitherto givon entire bas
faction, and In all warranted To perform well.
Reference: n. w: Taylor. Eaq Governor Sew-York Hos
p.ta! Mr. Charlie, Starr supsriRivnden. do Edward Re
IlsG. ESQ II Wda; c. o. Rhodes. ESQ 2n Pes,s.r-ei
Mr.. Thomas McErssh !5i Nassau. st; Mr. Geo w Tuck
VIM. Chapman Brooklyn Mr. w C. Greene 229 9thst;
Mr. H. RANSOM 2O9 2d.st; Chemical Bsuk, Broad way
Mr. j. H. Ash 292 Broaiway DR.. Alfred Wagstsd n We
very-place; mr. Geo If. SNOW, 50th.st
i2Sf GEO WALKER. pap srnatvr-v
DIG IkUS-5O tons NO l American Pr. lrDn, for sale
by CAsS, WARD CONOVtR,
ma SO Bros1st
rNHE ULSTER IitDN WORKS, saux eri-s, u
4 ster Couny, n. Y, and PUmpton Iron Works, New
Jersey. 10 foil operation Orders for Hoop, Band.
Scroll snd Bar Iron will he promptly executed app lea
ton JOSEPH TUCKEkMAN 90 WestsL ml0
HOUSEK EEPiNG articles OF Hardware, CGt=ry,
II Japann Bright Tin; Plated and Britannia Wood
and Willow Ware together with great variety OF fancy
IS NJ Alden lane SMITH, TOkREY CO. mil
IRON WARE HOUSE, III Gr-eawtch-sL-Ksmeys
IBreese & Sampson successors to BDormsn Johnson.
Ayre Co. Importers and dealers IN Scdisb Russia and
English iron nails snip bout and rail spikes ye.s
boiler rOn ra rods band H0op AMI scroll On and stesl OF
all ads SIM