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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-05
Markets cmef.4ly Reported Jor The Tcisme,

TnuRsn,y, ?. NJ.
ASIIES.Wc hear Of nothing doing either descrip-
aon, excepting small sales OF Pots NJ -! for home
Use, and Il bbls. Pearls at So The market is Inactive
C0TToN.-rhere is still speculative feeling which,
added 10 the demand from manufacturers and the inquiry
from Shippers Who have come market has Produced
f sales Yesterday they reached 800 bales, and today
1900 bales. The market is very firm, and gradually tend
Ing upmard far upand' - plump pnd fair New'Or
sAns Sc Ar NewOre the market was firm at Tor
atF quotations. Al Mobile On the 18th, sales ooo bales
Al Savannah sales OF the week $500 bales nj u o. Al
lhat!esIoa sales 800 bales.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Therc is fair demand to-day
hca the East aud considerable Flour has been Sold o"
piees are stll heavy. GeneSee 50 for good common
etsad Some 400 b6ls Hat Ohio Canal have been sold at
s5al sS3; sale Of nerior Albany loo bbls was made
co., Sales Troy fresh ground IN lots, al VS.
70 Nem-Oeeans dull there beng considerable on the
way aad ne sales 500 bbls. AT 80 bs the mar
se closing a, 80 sale of 400 bbls. prime fancy, 10 AZ
NE was made 5. Southern is rather irmer to-day Tor
s Low grades, but the sales very limited We on no
Ne small sales Georgetown at i3i 30 and Richmond
e9uatIy tancv 6al Brandywine nominal, 49, III ch
Seud Cay III. Sales 100 hbls. Jersey Rye Flour at s
Ac'lh River 81 81. A small 10, ofprime River sold
9anve at S3; Meal OIL IS jersey, 81 81 Bran
ssSihe Shorts .; Ship Suits 2l 49,. Sales Flour
a0NClnna az 81 06t
dRAlN.rhe market is still bare Of Wheat, but 5000
setfs ioois sold, 10 arrive at ssh Tor milling Corn is
9t Plenty and better prices obtained: sales LOU bush
ss Northern soc. and 1000 do. arrive sic, weight
ase held a, IS ooc bu, we hear ofuo sales Oats q
sse With far sales
WHISKY.-We notice sale OF leo bbls New. Orleans,
Rhopls, al zoe. The market is dali.
SALT,--Sales have been made Of 600 sacks Liverpool
UtoaRa and coo sacks Ashtons Fine made
lsa
ToBAcco.--st auction to-day; the following sales
were made 10 hhds. old crop Kentucky namercantaose al
Sas; average 10; - do DO do mcrchantable D .
,ssysge 81; Is do do do unerchan,able, y sycra,
i' 10 do do do, meychantable = 81 average 81 i IL
70 do do. uA,rerchantsbic A average - all mos.
sd9 Do Do. part understandable, 81 ., Average %
skINs--A, auction, 5000 Goat, damaged, sold al 70!
20 5000 Kid al 30.
PROVISIONS sales are still confined generally o6 q
NC usual retail trade sad have ouly notice saes Oh .IV
S Gs Old Pr.ae Pork a, 81; New Prime 6a5 sess -
o,a Mes 75a 50. Beef without change, Win s,eea
aes Lard IS beore noticed the foreign orders ee
a4ea below the market. sale Of 90 Ibs Was mace a.
" lot Of leo bbs rcked Hams has been taken at d
"a about 1000 Smoked Hams o! for good lot OF
SAads sss sold n Toe Sales of Smoked Sides al o4e
essd Beef Grease Butter IS IN demand at %, pa
,ssse IS seae below DC A sale Of 400 packages Wes;eF
rs Ss mac AZ 63e; Cheese que, al 3 &C.
Nps'-fhe market IS quite inactive, ana t 10 &c Is
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The ses were large again to-day and prices general I'M
,,,.d Ohio Sizes however, declined per cent; Ken.
rrcky improved !; Illinois :; National Bank Bank oil
Commerce 4; American Exchange Bauk 4; Nc"-Jefsry
Foreign Exchange is still going up and the sales to-day
are at per cent; Francs 532! 80 The demand Is
good aad the supply limited The amount IRON me so"'
very light Tie rates still tending upward and 1t may
b. but Short time before tc soveeiss will begin to 9"
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p,cu SOURCE OF REVENUE YET uNraSEp.-
iS hint to legislators we find IN an eS-
ins ne .s ,aper. The article if taxed would be the
fi4as r.ihnable source of revenue we know Of
ans s think, said Mrs. Brown TO another gossip,
ILL .sar Loco. Focos arc going to put on more
1isn aNo you do mt say 50 /" Yes they
w. the paper says they III tax our creeulity."
rup ,,rg Dr.. ROBERT SouTHEy.-We hear
that The library of this distinguished man Is con-
.~ r to the charge OF Leigh Sotheby Tor public
s s and will speedily be brought to London.
The lI; collection, inasmuch as very many OF the
hooks bear internal evidence Of their constant use
H. the late Poet Laureate, will no doubt create
essns;derable interest. Dr. Southey was ardently
and Of Spanish literature, in which his library,
We believe, is particularly rich.
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Court CaIendar-THrs Day

CrRcu1r CoURr.-Nos. 6s H. 30 81 60, H. -, 73, a,
10 80, 81, 81, 10, Al, 40, As, 81, 81, 3d.
COMMON PrAs.-Nos. 65, 81 50, II, So 81 90. %, SO,
So 81 50, a. 90 81, 81, 63. Il, %,
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MARRIED,

In this city, Tuesday afternoon, ID inst by the Key
G. F. Someis, Jeremiah Drsco Of Warren, R. l. to Miss
Elizabeth D., daughter of the late Jonathan Kingsley of
Providence, r. l.
A, Locust Grange Bay Side, l.. I. Wednesday 3D. IN
slant by the Rt Rev Bishop Onderonk, Henry A Smyhe
of this city to Mary Fitch daughter of JOS L. franklin
Esq. of the former place.
At Groton CT 10Th nt by the Rev }. r. Avery hevc
A. Whitman Of Greenyille, TO Miss Mary e. daughter oil
the Hon Noyes Barber
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From the Boston Daily Advertiser and Patro,.l


BRIGTTI -.-..EIV
a, market $40 Beef Cattle 10 pairs Working Onen 80
Sheep, aud 400 Swine.
PRicrs-BErF CArrLE.-A Few Cattle prolabI!
sold for something than hghes, quotations viz
first quality, 81 10 So second quality 90 13 third
quality 80 a -
WoRkINc OxES.-No sales noticed.
Snrrp-A LOT sheared) from 81 10 l5 lol not sheared
from > 90 20 3 30.
swIvr--Priue lots 10 pedde for Sows and SIC for
Barrows. few lots, good quality, ,; al retail
from a. 10 &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-05

UPWARD T. PRINDLE, late of the firm of
e Davenport pindle having taken the store No Il John
s5e;, opposite Thorbpn, seed store respectfully informs
his friend. and the public that hr opening fresh and
asablp S;oc Of goods which he invites them 10 cali and
esaullne which will Be nade hs best possible mar
nrr and of thu latest style low prices any other
Enlistment u this city, FOR cash.
entlrmen furnishing their cloths Depend upon ha'
ing made ny with thu and attention as puf-
eh9Set al the store ap2T lmis
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DI ED.

On Thursday 4th nst Jacob P Roome aged Il years %
DAYS.
His relatives and friends also those Of his brother John
p his sons William j. James H. aud John l.. Roome, his
sonsn-law Daniel Or Van Wrinkle and Doctor H. H. Coch-
ran are respectfully invited attend his funeral from his
late residence ISIS West 2st street. Saturday The 9th M
stant at 3 O'Clock, T. VI.
On Thursday afternoon lingering illness Elizabeth
j. Youngest daughter of the late Adam Patterson III the 18th
wear Of her age.
On Wednesday evening Sd inst John Gordon, aged 30
The friend, of the family are respectfully invited 10 attend
his funeral this afternoon half past o'clock without inr'
Their invitation from his late residence No Crosby ST.
On ID ns Sarah Wilson Peckhom, only daughter OF Da-
Rus aud Desire Psckhom aged 10 years.
Ia Litchded CT alst ult Mrs. Sarah Seymour, Vile
Of George Seymour and daughter Of the late Aad
Hunt, Esq. Of Vernon, VI
On the .lth his late residence, Cornwall Orange
Co. Oliver Cromwell, aged 81 years.
Ar a4chicola Fla the 10th OF April the Rev U.
r. w Smith of the Methodist Episcopal Church, aged -
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By +. Cotton & Go.
LIZ Eulion and 81 Ann streets.

BY +. Cotton y Co.
CHORES No liz Fulton and "a Ann streets-On
- FRIDAY Ia! o'clock very extensive and general assoTt
meut of FURNITURE comprising Mahogany bsdsteSSis'
Pier and Centre Tables Sofas Dyans, Oomans Dress bu-
nus Card Tables Mahogany and Plain Chairs large mum
Der OF Carpets Rugs FOoT Cloths Srock
cry and Cass-Wmc Feather Beds and Matases, Clocks
WarlrobeS, Stoves fixtures, &c. SC. myi q.
VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY-'rHlS EVEN
ING will be sold by GuRLEY HILL, at the New
York Long Room No. l69 Broadway
ALARGE AND VALuAsLE LAW Observation-Disclosures the
valuable Reports, Disests, Treatise &c &c Among
Massachusetts, Reports 6v Vesey; Report 2ey; CSwsns
Ea,s Reports l6y; Petcrss Reports 9v Pages Reports,
Iohnson Chancs Report y, Wheaons Reports }2TH l
tkyns, Anstm,her Amblsr Bney Bosan9net ani emlieE
Ctoke Dallas paY Dyer Epass hi.'e III R Ssa1 aSE
Manle and Selwvn Merrivalc Numiord, Pierre, Williams.
P9w Raaoph Rny9om1 RssMy K9S%soH o s9i
STYLES Hobart Bulstrode and Cathrewg Reports &c &c
Reeves English Law; Grotus DE Jnre BelI 5v Cd.
commencement, published by Gales Seaton. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-05

NOTICE.-R Il. CORLIS OF the splendid
Bowling Saloon adjoining the American Museum, would
respectfully inform ms friends and patrons that IN
conformity with the uniavorabe OF the lines he has
reduced his charges for Bowling 10 half the price hereto
established The subscriber would also avail himself Of
this opportunity Of informing his visitors and the travelling
public generally that he has recently mad his saloon and alleys
(which surpassed the Uuited State.l put
pietr repair aud s hopes by strict attention business and
the comfort Of all who may favor him with call, TO merit
of the patronage which has heretofore ben
Iifera ly extended X. X CORLIS,
~ Broadway,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-05

DEDUCED PRICE-Admttanc One Shilling.
IL Peae's NewYor Museum and Picture Gallery
Mr.. II. BENNETT, Manager respectfully begs leave 70
state that upon his re;umn th direction OF the above es'a9
mission at twenty-five cents with The Proyiso that # after
psigec of n.sortng the old pnce." He consented
that arrangement enteainng the idea hat the experiment.
would not The result has confirmed i'm opin
ion be- with peculiar pleasure. announces 10 his old
irons that rncriodh the price Of admission will be above
Mr. JENKINS Come Deltneator Tenor Singer and Ban
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-05

WIN. w. PINNEo& co. have removed 10
w No 80 Cedar street corner of William ST. where they
will continue keep choice Of Silks, Ribbons,
and Millinery Goods which they Will sell at small advance
from the auction prices Buyers o such goods respectful
~ requested call before making their purchases New
York MAY ]. 1913. my WIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-05

CTORAGE may be obtained in the large and
- commodioIs Store M II Fulton.stree Also, spa
cous Counting Room with very large e-poo safe, on the
first floor would be let very low. Apply the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-05
aCIearField and n Fair

Clear Field and n Fair Fisht.-ALoNzo
HYDE Of Saratoga Springs will address the citizens OF New
York on the it 9Th and ST, May at the unvsaist hFc
n Mr. HYDE will exhibit Dr. Sewalls Colossal Draw.
ings OF the Human Stomach III 81
~ Cheap, Cheap, Cheap Cnrpeting, to be
found at No % BoweryIAuderson * Dobbs now selling
their Splendid Stock Of style seFlor three Ply dTn S
suene and common ingram Caetng n 20 per Gent lower
than at any those who pretend TO be selling on at cost
Those who about purchasing would do Wei 10 can ana
examine for themselves.
Common Careting par yard and all other goods IN pro-
portion. ANDEfSot>> = 20 ~ D. 80,
mi q is NO ~ D""e'!'
~ THE attention Of Gentlemen requested TO la ee
CANT extra light Black Beavers for Spring and iu
nished by the subscriber aMlDO9r,
ans I'm Fashionable Halter, Wall ST. Corner Nassau.
NJ. SPENCERS HAT WAREHOUSE is removed to
No e. Chambers-s,reet I'd door east OF Broadway. -.
March 3D. 1913. W. u
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AUCTION SALES.

Josiah Richards Auctioneer.
Rf BANGS, RICHARDS " PLATT.-Sio!e
~ lsS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-05

BENEFIT CONCERT.-NIr. John A. Kyle res
ID pec,nlly informs his friends aud the public that be will
give his Annual Concert the Apollo Room, on Monday
consented to assist Mrs. Edward Loder, Mrs Horn Miss
Mary Taylor the Olympic Theatre Thy permission Of w
Mesrs.Alyers linn Seaeubep KOss9wski, King, MARKS
nens Tickets cents be had the principal Music
Stores AM, al Mr. Kyles residence IL Forsyth ST. m2jts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-05

CEALED PROPOSALS wall be received al the
- Street Commissioners Office till the 10Th for Leasing
the Common Land belonging 10 the CORPORATION foI tern
of Ten Years subject thu following conditions ihs IN
ton thereof public purposes should determine u ssl
The same then the Leases be void; and also that the La
snail not Ice Ponds the boundary lines 70 ~ ar
usted between old and sad lands 70 e ienee
by the LesSes aud The fences remain AZ the eafsIon
The and that land be kept chained the exeDFe Oh
the Lessee. ID. ID. WILLIAMSON, IofaVttoh1'
Hall of Records May 2. 1913.
JoHy FwyS Street Commissioner.
NB-FoF further information apply as a00f my3 tyaei.
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Vim. w, Shirley. Aucuonerr.

W NJ. W SlIIIVy'
Broadway, Canai.Stree large and various &ss9r,-
ment Of lnr China aud Ea,he" WaS-Dmnyr Tea cql!se
and other Plates Dishes Sc rich China Toy Sets . plated
sve..edge C,stors Cutlery cut, PLAIN and pressed Gia>;
War-Tnmbl,rS Wines Dishes, DecauterS; rich cut Hall
aud Astral Lamps large tutteea; Sofas Cane,sca Chairs
Rockers, Sr.
,l,v my5 Ii
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srcoSp BOARD.
pub,ic Stock Exchange, May 4.
commercial aud Money Matters.

sEcoSp BOARD.
600 Ohio Is go. .b3 50 1000 Ky Is. .'.n" 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-05

DIAPER WAREHOUSE.-C W FILL,
L having renoYe. from II Fulton street 70 no Da,s1n
slip {6etwern Pearl and Wsiefstseets) ssm iSa, ~.
u ali Kids Of PaIa os cash a9sed noe; az vi very
iowes, narp, prices and is almost day m
% his present. seek from some o. tsse ' ~
The country among which may be i9ano-
Writing Payers OF every desfflptiiHI;
p,infiag Pan-rs al sizes aa.t guaiiues
C,Iore3 Medium and Cover Papers
ry,on. paref yauous sizes and qualities
- Y,;h &C ca md Lonp,oDgeTs Papers
ffna;,y P.rgr gresu, brown and white
GIo,k Paper ~ b 40, 20 By 10
Wappius PAPER, rag and straw
Shoe and Tea Paper
Trapk Binders and Band Box Boards
Bonrsrt Boards. Press Paper sc. &c. Sc.
Payer Of any SIZE o. quality made 10 order
WOOL-i09e5 lbs. Of various qualities suitable Tor tie
manufacture Of Bearer cloths Pilot Cloths stin% Carpets
&c sc. fcg sale very low from 10 per IL eash)
mYl lwi4 CYRUS w. FIELD. Burling slip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-05

WANTED-sitna,lens by two very Esspeetsble
e e2tq' isl e s1 s &C. Apps at No FsrTy ms
NTANTED-Places by TWO sisters, in town or
w county. They will take places as cook chamber
mai a9Rdrrss or d,Iryrnai ASFlS al Mr. Coyirs L
my3 IL -
W-ANTETl-Two Waters for hotel. two for re-
w ec,Ory. four small Boys, Man Cook At Centre
u-4YTED-A situation by a middle aged widow:
w lady ho has number OF years experience IN the Mil
lney aud fancy goods have no objection TO
go INTO Inc 'gn b Of HEna axe given and 81 5eon AZ
ds Fe.nce Tribune ot .s'@ss' 80 W
NTANTED-A situation in store OF any re-
ecable busneso 10 do elnds OF 10 learn t5aeoF
live boy ID years old who IS OF gndoube eh'rsc
Ter an; highly recommended lnQui'e Al No 30
W;ANTED-An American girl TODD the general
W homework OF small family One who we'll
recommended may apply at No. : Comelia ST IT.
w AN,rED-A place as Waiter, or to do light
are E Of osa das s S IF age Her s @
/ WANTED-A tirst rate Salesman. who is
I aSGntln,f with the dry good business None need a
and carabiity Apris at s. William St y Y ma s,is'
WTANTED-A few first rate shirt makers. and
w and no Others need apply; good stock makers who
will work IN private house Apply TO IS William ST y Y
4 SITUATION wanted by yo,mq man as an
Assistant bookstore dry goods or Temperance gro
csry he would make himself generally useful 4 left
this office addressed Methodist, stating where au
view may h.. had, will b. attended 10.
C,1 SN0 WANTED on bond and mortgage
:Sl ,COO on well improved word, $acOO
Ted near Newark y. j. The interest viii b. pad
ally desired note left At the Park Post ofce, addressed
10 h. j.. will Meet with attention. rny52 t.
DESIRABLE BOARDING can be obtained,
~ with two large and the second hoor
suitable families single gentlemen b. Applying NJ"
10 Park Place. Possession immediately references
given and required few day boarers also I've
mo,ateL my5 lw.
no FAMlL II2S-Pale Yellow Steam Soap, ex-
No. free from excess OF rosln ana no t'sh OIL man
ml5-st " HULL SON Os and liz Cf,st.
CTOLEN-From the bindery OF the subscriber.
- several signatures of the Nautical Almanac for 1915
suitable reward VIII be paid their return TO O. CANP la9
( John.s. no us
&0S REWARD will be paid for the recovery
.O>coft- body OF Jacob pomeroy "a lad about ID years
of agr who drowned by being thrown oil s'oop INTO
the Hudson River sudden squa Thursday, April n
Bristol. on his from Troy this city. Any nior
stiou will be thankfully received aud the above Reward
viii be paid b his sister Mrs. Glover 29 FhAabeh'st., New
York. myl st
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MAYA. NEws.-We have learned from authority on winch
W. MAC reliance t.l Wales the inormer, whose
tanned testimony young Spencer condemned has been
discharged from the naval service Of the United States
We are authorized to pronounce the statement
given above from the Herald of this morning, an
unqualified falsehood. Mr.. WALES is yet In the
naval service, and would have remained with the
Somcrs had he not voluntarily declined the post
of Purser's Steward. He has received the highest
commentators from his superior officers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-05

A MEXICAN MUSEUM Best Attractions in
ANew-York ,-NIAGNlFlCENT MODEL OF PARIS.
1t comprises nearly forty thousand dwelling housecycry
thing being copied with the utmost mnuteness.
Mr.. WINCHELL, i'll a dozen different characters.
Mr. SHERMAN the beautiful Ballad Singer.
Miss ADELAIDE PHILLIPS, the best DanSeuse III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-05

FNUKNUUS SENFENI ~ Iept IOhR aIH AZ IdIse as UT
body Of
Performance commence the Lecture Room AT t3
Museum and Is ceItsciIIdsn
half Price. myi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-05

MR. BRADBURG'S LAST JUVENILE hlU-
MUSICAL FESTIVAL-Will be given at the Broadway
Tabernacle Friday evening" may 5h By 400 OF his best
Young Singers constituting the United Juvenile Choir
Those pieces that we're most admired the Festival of April
l9h win be repeated with the addition of many
equally interesting.
Mr. B. assures his friends who honored him by their pre-
the first festival i0h) that he Is e'deavohns 20
prepare still richer heat for them at his last.
Tickets Is centsor sale 100 Broadway POS Broadway
III Broadway Bowery 200 Mulberry street, l22 Nassau
street; li8 Nassau street, aud n, the door. my3 3is'
CTGNOR NAGEL'S GRAND FAREWELL
- CONCERT-SiGNOR NAGEL, First Violinist to
the King of Sweden and pup Of Paganin has the honor
before leaving for Europe he intends TO give a GRAND
FAREWELL CONCERT AT THE APOLLO ROOM,
on MONDAY EVENING. May 3th.
He will Be assisted By he SlI9Tng artists Mrf .i
Singer; Mi F. BRAKEMAN; Mr. TIAlM VIII preside the
Piano and other artists WHICH will be i1,the! announced
auce his price of csets to 80 cents be had the Music
Stores and at the door the evening Of ths Concert.
To cammence al 8 o'clock m2 AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-05

MARTIN GAYLORD, Tailor and Draper, has
ltl removed from No. o. John ST. 10 No. t. Nassau ST.,
with J. K Goodman where he IS receiving his Spring and
STYLE suits furnished in twelve hours notce) Having greatly
reduced his he will be enabled TO sell at reduced
prices and he soicits the of his friends and the public,
whom he feels grateful for the liberal patronage he has here
toore received His motto Is good article punctuality IN
filling orders ow prices and cash on delivery a2i IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-05

G.OS REWARD will be paid for the recovery
.~ofte body OF Jacob Pomeroy "a la, about ID years
of who drowned by being thrown OFT s.op INTO
near Bristol. his way from Troy this civ Any inior
will be thankfully received and the above Reward
will be paid By his sister, Mrs. Glover, 2i9 Flhabe'st New
nlNI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-05

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET APRIL 10.
There has been little doing in c oon for some time past,
and the sales have comprised only limited quantity of ANY
description In prices have decided change notice,
but the present rates are barely supported The sales ias week
were confined 10 about bales Sura low mldng 10 FAIR
Ar 3;d 10 3.d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-05

Signor BLITZ Magician and Ventnloquist
Miss GROVES the much admired Dans.nse.
Master RATHER the best Ethiopian Dancer in Amefi-
Fancy Glass Blowing.
Day performance Saturday afternoon, o'clock En-
tertanmens in the ecure-room commence al O'Clock.
seliactng Nei0deon plays Of beautiful! Over
lures. mYl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-05

Il Hon. SAMUEL C.. SAMPLE, of South Bend,
la. has been nominated as the Wing candidate
for Congress from that District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-05

RY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.-stOEe
sale. Ee s'h advances made on e'''isn'a' fog 'ae'ioa
:, FRIDAY EVENING.
nT@ssa tFss Si VALUABLE standard book, 'a
Booksellers, SC.
washsa a yo GqSioe Music , S N ssa GSs
Msjo5a avs Rosers :, D,ss9aar Aasssr;hs Dietoa
mons S.llu,: An,hoas Hosaes 10 Bais. RSetoe, MeI
l>sas Nsehoncs Companion; Woods Bible Detioaary2
8latiop; rs cobb A,,fhre,seY ,ss wees'sls sliins
nea; Is Life OF Lsayette; Gammers saryey,us; Pr.
i S2aess s sef rum oo % t elos
"a Al, Of TbHking Tvs; Sh.Foa on Wisdom sys Ci;;G ;
Cambist, 2ss Dnqaps History Of the Aesot Dessp az,
Datets Satnss papls{ei eys He'teys works S's' Pa
Also, Cabinets Of Minerals aud :, large spy Glass
Also lot G MoS Siii Y' ETESlS SGssMi sg &c
Booxs-a general assortment Of Miscellaneous Books.
Life and Writings Of washns,9n l2r; rctt4's History
the American Revolution y, Byron's Works; rodd's
1Geos and W Ehas1 Ana 1 f ';Sy
SAINTS Limbycks History the Ineulslt9n, tto So'mhs
Speeches" Speeches" paS@in's Boonomia, 81 &c.
MFnIes Them aTe johnson n Sslso Chr
Drws,S or Chiie, TSornes Pa,ce; Ebse on CRld.ca
Francis De"'FfGG Asf'T 9y2 6 Is; Fs May =
Law Books.A valuable Library OF Law Books, ineled-
ins w RsgD9ssi ss ebS l Iss TS&sps EVENINGS
10th and lllh May, al "A O'Clock.
V>Lr >RlE ESSLisN BooXs..tn COLLECTION
English Books, comprising upward OF o0o volumes, and
braciug the sterling Ancient and Modern Authors
Particulars hereafter
DY s. DRAPER, Ir--Store 81 William street,
ID corner o. Pine-stnvt.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
An invoice Of French Macknaw blankets all sizes from
10 points super white ponSess salers sewiuss; PONCE
hJkis white aud PLAN and hgued suchan ponsS
black blue and assorted servings; black setins
f. II. Ludlow \ Co.. Auc;ioneer
A UCTION SALE OF CARPETlNG THIS
~ DAY will b. offered auction, the store of w w
Chester Co.. corner OF Broaw and Deystreets choice
selection Brussels, Royal Wilton Ingram sad Venetian
Caetng orecen imporations and OF The latest styles They
will be sold quantities suitable for those about furnishing
my5 IL
VIM. w. shirley. Aucuoneer,
TNHlS DAY, Mas 9th, al 10 O'Clock, at No. ili
Broadway uear Cana.Street, large and VARIOUS assert,
urnt Of Inn. OHM aud FatIhem Wan-Dnner, Tea Colles