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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16
MILLINERY GOODS.

MlLUlNChl lOppS.
Rsz, LADIES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. x RANSOM
Ns NO 10 yohnst III Opea this day 70 eases o Sraurs
w NesoiiAu Boane Of the 6nss. qaairy and the mcs
s-i.rS mee I'm
80 El Its. G!tSN. no IhS GlPSl .r-ocd Itii-
ses OF every s,te and s.yle, JUS, received Also IN
extensive sssorent Of fancy Sce Goeds sueh ROYAL
thorS,nd aud oGyr heh S.r c 10 ih~ public
al such prices will aiaev ANY On, 70; \, h,
oallupo [m2sl ISyaACSS x RANSOM Is jchn-s;
7 AIDES WALk FpRwARp.-A fresh .upoI> of Ne
lL aroli,au and Venetian Excelsior Bonnets ,oceiher
with Ribbons Of the richest patterns and coors and
shades, opening by ISAACNS RANSOM,
as Is John st.
SPRlNC klBBONS AND BONNET SILkS-i NJ
~ STEVENS 81 Beaver 81 his now or had the AryI and
Cy Persons dsruas o akias ;her selections hers they
be suited aad ;hS; mach less than the mara
price Noald - wNl esll before Purchasing. Max hat
MIL
DAl>S PA1ENT CoRRU GATED SuSpENDERS'-
~ The sRregior oil th> article manufactured BY the
undersigned under his Pa,en; Of Stt acknowledged By AL
who have had osEuGiiy Of aclae them comparison
with ard Other manufacture. ;e deree Of saeS
fFreem from snphcroas smell, and lSbtress sr, the
superior manner Which they aad finished has
frauds The Of by Snsfenasr Manu-
ac;u and Sasgsaer ESpSers for the DaroSe Of enabling
then dispose Of sraily nierio. article has Est-
for ;bs suhScTaer sell dessuee well for
the bHys attach hss box eSlrac
ing his SusTeajeIS.
Ny stock 10 which eoufJeaIly invite the Inspection Of
the City aud Country Trade eouains varf-, of
s,yes than be foana Ia any other establishment in The
Country
Buyer, are respectfully invited es before pqrchsns else
sherc. HukACs, ,HnpAl,
Successor 10 the Ro1bury India Rubber Co.
m2T IS Maiden lsEe.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16
MARINE JOURNAL.
...APRIL 15.

PORT OF NEW-YoRK RK........... APRIL 10
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CLEARED.
Ship Suly. Edgar, Havre, Fox &c Livingston.
HarK Star, Longbeard, Philad.
BIZ, Angora, Salisbury, St Kits, Nesmlih & Walsh.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16
INSURANCE.

rv1EE IrrrTIT.T LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW-TORH.-This lasi:fsioa. ca4las a'e ~ -io
ofNz.ch lss1ed EizhtE-eizhi P5ilelss, VIZ
To Merchants and 1r1defs - 20 1ersl n.n
To Br5k~-. . 2 To Apotnrca-lrs
To Naouf.r-urs-. 2 To Lawyers .-.-----
stTa -
To AIiII.es 4 To Mechanics.
To Eo:-I E.~r-r. - q To ShiPz1lste-s ...----...-
To CJ-ocs-x u To Editors
To S.rton ~ h To Oficsr L | : Amy
To To s5. BesLsa ,0 Cashier Of B.ak..,
10 Wafcb-Ntk.r - II To Teller Of .-.-.--
To stu.rnts -. 3ifo Ladies.
Li's' l'f7!sa !NoRkis .K5;0tiBll;Sso Frss.dsai-
NIsTFHI tlics Po,4' H. D Physician he cOuaFasT :0
BrosdwaT = -.
TT,aE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY make in.
ss-aaces against los damage by fire and in-aAd
navigation On term. :. :vorase as any oi-. similar N
s..trtoa The CITY.
Cagi;.I $50, ,oo0-ofice No. 5iWal s:iee;
DIRECTORS.
p. HsvenS. Caleb o. hais!ee' Sonu % f,.i-sil, s,,,,
Ssiah Taylor, VIZ " Io1a' ,, .net5s u. 70.
J. Philips PhrniI, WGl. Couch, ~ SHia@lls; " ia,
I,sr3d f.e ! p yS-luIr Hen-y e -Thempsoa,
Iohn n yofa ,lIchae, Baldwin. I'eisr l.. Nerins,
Edward Anthony. i. ia h-'o' ~ 'es'e.l..
LEWIS PHILLIPS. Secretary. go
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16
SILK, MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

SILK, MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
vi BEAvER-srREEr.
HAS now Of the extensive ard best Sc
ecied of Spring Fancy Silk and Millinery
Goods be found the City embracing nearly every variety
Of Pattern and style He only well acquainted with the
Millinery trade well one IN the City lie has the
exclusive styles Of some the most ashonabs Bonnet silks
and Ribbons that 10 thus market lie confident t-t
this time his rich and desirable goods by
best found sad he taks this 10 assure
his customers that shall be kept throughout the season
He also attends the auctions daily TO ek up the bargains that
Il is Often remarked By his customers, that
they not only buy their goods cheap OF him, but that
somehow other they always sea Circumstance which
speaks volumes purchasers Persons wishing 10 pur-
chase Goods his line respectfully invited to call and
hi, stock before making heir selections elsewhere
PATTERSON SILK FACTORY, y. j. manufactures
Tram Organzne and large sken Servings OF the very best
quality for fringe; glmp and coach lace makers
Servings in sinal, skensback blue black light dyes and
assorted be ordered handsomely Put up IN halt aud
quarter pound bundles OF 100 skelGa ZACH OF IN cartons
of 1000 skeins 10 suit customers.
Gcntlenens plain and fancy Cava,s OF the rewes; styles
do rich white and prlnted pocket Ilandkerchieis.
SarsnetS, &c for hat and cap linlnrs.
Silk Cloth of required wid-plain for printing, o..
dyed for banners aud flsrS
Waste silk for cardiH- s. ming.
The above for sale. All, o- r article IN the silk line
solicited nv mH6 2m- J. :. SHArrrP l13 Maiien lane.
ID kMIiy AL.-AINAlhk CO, 10 y 90 have rrlnp-
IL we'd from No 2l Pesr-Serl, the buildings Wall
street No H. Broadway
The subscribers have addition their former stock Of
recently imported Dry Goods. extensive assortment Of Sa-
re Domestic Goods, for sale the usual which
Also for cash the srous styles Of Hcown and Beachod
Goods usually enumerated IN advertisements by exclusively
cash houses. ATWATER, GOULD \ co. Il wAli,t
q NJ ArWATER,}
W. r. GOULD, Jr.
j. c. ATWATER.
New-York, March 18Th, 1875. m2e sw-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16

c=.e SEW-I CAk AND HARLEM RAIL ROAD
- Ii CO.. summer Arrange me- 1ti =.
On ard sf'=f To-day hr;l it,h INST 'ef B. u. tf'ist f
:. hne Huns sad intermediate places a. T. I'a
Lev. c,y Hall for Williams Bridge ats !, 10 Ma
Lave CRY Hall for Yorkye Harlem and M9rd,ilna Az
II MA -, %. 5, 30. $50, ~ ~
Prsing leave White Piirs fgr City Hall and ar'freo
atc tiac-s7 N, 10. 10 a ", 2. -. ID ~ "a
leaye Williams Bridge for Cty Hall Il3, 'iO I''"
". .2.;n. :. 5.f6P III. ,,u-., q ts
Lave S:onisiana and Harlem for Cry Ia! fc C. = i"
II i 81 q g. 5. 20. I. 80, T. 6. 30. 10. d. - n,
The Freight inn will leave Whi.e Plain. a aeoeA
rnin u Leave City Hall IT before II -? t5s Pse"-
DISTANCES AND RATES OF tAAL'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16

- T.S,-s ~ NtW-YORK AND ALBANY EX-
ka-I PRESS LlNE.-Through without land
-SsssS1.- ing ikenew low pressure aud wilt rpn-
ming steamboat EXPRESS will commence her regular rii
for aud will continue until the close OF navigation,
leaving pier foot OF toBN:os street regularly Tnesdayi,
Thursdiys aud Saturdays aud Ahary Mondays; Wednes.
d,ys and Fridays ut F. NJ. and will arve in ample time
take the morning trains ot cars East or Wes;
This boat is fitted up with splendid state rooms on dscF,
and her furniture all and Of the best kind For passage
apply on board ~ above.
NIB Freight taken st low prices. m6 fs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16

;, T.---4o - NFW-N URN, NLBAN NtNU no
- LINE AT! O'CLOCK, I. M-For Al; Al,
| f f he ,mboat I'M IRE, Capt
l. b Macy will taye he ioot OF Goataad., f,e[y MS% Ts
steamboat ALBANY Capt H. Squire. viii leave he loot
oI ourtl mds every Tuesday. Thursday aud saturday NJ
socn, ,t O'Clock The above boats a Albany igd
Troy ample for the going East or west ffS'snt
r. Enr lss,,r, or freight apply to the Captain on board
the boat OF to c Clark a, the onlce on the wharf
Anr 40
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16
SCHOOLS.
HYDE PARK ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
II BOARDING SCHOOI-Tbe sunEies Tenn VII
commence On tn
- A-

II s6tRblAG PH sea96fhs Sum sss: aLfi fs,a VII
the 7th Of May cars-i 50 Per quarter sy
Mr. Jonx H. BEowx PRINCIPAL Of the Classical DeTs-t
Heuse on Monday iih l;o every d.y darinE h. week Be-
tween The hou:s Of Il A ". AID P NJ: also. f.oz 20
Person. leaving their address VIII b called upou BY NJ
Brown. from whom Circulars e;nti1lag references ~ e
obtained IaD5;. JOIN W DOUGHTY
BOARDING SCHOOL .FOR BOYS. OSBORN,
y opa;rsI Of Sr t;sa. So sc9 par; J. Giroa -
North ;ioo-r., " Phha o5 Faoost BrootiTn s5 i'm
EENALE EDCCATION.-The Mrses ADAM oi.Norh
apson Mas pIopsse TO Iece,,s INTO lne lany m, ~
branches Of education. and 70 Whose iran1s moral pHy
The advantages Of Northampton as location are two well
known To require particular mention and one OF me most
hnve some tenching and familiar g1ih Ire
principles q successfully adoed by Geo r.
On Thuitd.y MAY lst Fo- particulars as terms lc ap
ply TO the Misses Adam Northampton = mage
". Belspvvs NorthaInp,or-H.ey. Rnfn. Ell, np lme
DBRiDGEPORT, COMFY Rev. D. De {. Ely & Mrs Ely
nencng on the 7h of May The situation ION Golden H. IS
delightful and the :eee fg5 aceurnf the ficnea are
Broadway Of f. Collier, lG3 Faou street and Of B. san
ford, Brdseport mi3l e& =
DREPARAToRY CBoARDlNG) SCHOOL, MIDDLE
i TOWN, conn. d. Il CHASE, 4. NJ PRINCIPAL
Established In 1855. Sessions commence May l5th and
Oct 18TH continuing five months, a. SO per session.
Thorough preparation for college o! business and ierson
al attentions secured pupils fEy as II the ;os;
expensive schsos. Lads irom Newfors are placed n
charsa Of careful person. going aaG returning. Circulars
at ~ Maiket-sJreei and Ia Broasway. d23yc
DOAKDING SCHOOL FOR dALE pUPiLs.-cHemT7
u stead Seminary Hempstead L on branch o. me l.,
yea. Circulars a, J Chsnberlin. South WiliIln-
street: Also Newman's Eook ;toie re BFoadwSy nr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16

y f-5~sa "a 4PQuGHkkEPSit M.>D D. NEw.iVkikS ~. IsiS
sprngs. Cornwall. Fishkll and Hamburg
L1ndOg also a SsTb9sn on passage dswnm,s, neT and
the foo, Of Chambers daily lSunday elceptad) at
P. NJ. Leaves Poushkeepsic at a: NJ
For freight passage. nbu5e OF the Captain on boau Or
OF 9 y. TONPRINS& & 60 l9l West street ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16
LAMPS CUTLERY. g.

collar LAMPS. Girandoes, Hall Lamps. Tea Trays aud
SBstanaia TIA Sets for s1r q; very low pTiees hv
WAI. E. .STOUTENBURGil.l ll5 Ful,on-st.
betm-en Broadway aud Nassau street.
FINE Table Cutlery for sale shove 40
COLLAR LAMPS. HALL LASiFS aud pIxoa ,
- Britannia Tea of for sale
low prie-s by WA. r STOUTENBUR URGH, li3 Fulton
hc;w-ea BroSdw4 4y aud Ns>Sau.st
Fine Table Cutlery Tor sale above sit
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS,
AND CANDELABRAS.
FOE He SPRING G. TRADE.
DlETZ, BROTHER x co. No y Johu-sr-et. rasnu-
Diacurns aud have always bend complete assoliTeG;
Of articles i their ue of the following descriptions which
they will sell wholesale retail low Iie-s io cash
Improved Chemical OIL and C4mghsne Lamps.
Solar LAMPS Gilt and BIoEr-d. IN creat variety.
Cornelius l. Cos celebrated rsienI Sol:r Lard LsnSS
GrsudNes various patterns, gllt s,lrered o. hFcnled
Sus,endiuc Soars, Done CampheEe LAMPS,
Bracket Solags, Side do do
Solar [ Chahdrliers Bracket DO
Patent Lard Hard LaInrS s!sud do Go
Britannia Hand Lamps, CAmphere Chandeliers.
Supeuor Chemical Oil, Pure Slerm OIL
do Camph:pe, Solar and Lard Oh,
do RuTu'ne Fluid. Refined WhNl~ 'it mis- 2ms
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16

:, l->N LlNE.--Fct Nhany ard Troy dlreet
ssSSSSs- The steamboat EhlPlRi, CAPT, Il b Ma
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16

AyA HOUSE FOR SALE, or Exchange for Brooklyn
EME E Lots.-t convenient and pleasantly located two
.f-s-story House in Charton-st viii be gold o", OF
exchanged for property South Brooklyn. Inquire OF
llf WELLS & SPRING. 80 Pinc-st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16
1915 st MSlER AtitANGEbENf /
-%N NEW YORK AND ERlEA 80
"A J. RAILROAD LINE for Mid S--t,ss-S--F
ErGsaGT dl-fown. Goshen and inter

--a------- Two DAILY Lines each way rs follows:
For P2s.ergsrs-he new fs and commodi0us steamboat
Sr NICHOLAS, Captain alexander H. sohsz. viii IrA5s
the foot Of Duane street q f s1aP'yMj K e1fna hoSg Il II n .
hou. Returning the viii esTe Mddletown At a. al
and half.pssl p. VI.
(Sundays rrceped freight viii not be received alter that
hour Snppers hereby notified that the name OF the Con-
sgn- and Depot Station where goods 10 be lett mus,
be distinctly marked upon each are'e, othefwlie they W"
For further particular, inquire Of Van Rensselaer,. Agent
'o'Ae' u OAA'' ii. C. SEYMOUR. Superintendent.
New York, April ist l2io.
the afternoon line BoomiGgbug, WuTbbofo. onucrllo
Mount Pleasant Binsham0n owrgo. PoItJev", Aoae.dis
On tlandays, Weda-sdays and Fridays Dundaf Mon
trcs- Frendtye Leaox Brooklyn Sc mll @
T. f-S4lo - I8i5. ERIE Ioi5. rfSl4..-s-,;s15m-sss
&c. CANAL TRANS 80 tt-.yss<sS -
COMBINATION S-SEW-YoRK AND CHICAGO LINE.
BABCoCK, ADAMS & co. Propretors.-Freisht ana
Passengers forwarded Utica. Syracuse Rochester Bu
i4lo Ohio. Michigan Illinois, indiana, WiSconsin' ara
Western Kentucky, with despatch
The above line Is composed OF hrst rate class OF 0oaS'
all new and the public respectfully Informed that me
Propretors have connection with the great N'n0p"V
the Canal, but willing and tesirous at al tunes
70 do business fair and moderate terms, and snare o
the public patronage Is res pectfnly solicited.
The boats being all and well furnished, passengers
viii fad 1t for their interest 20 take this !iae. they Wish
20 obtain comfort and speef.
\ Boat will leave Albany ard Buffalo Daily.
Refer to-CliveE Lee, Silver Creek Ransom NcSair X
Co. Cleveland HoIis.er & BoaIt, Sandusky Conwae
Avery, Portsmouth; Whlicr Co. Michigan City O
Sewbury Z: Co. Detroit Nswbury and Dole, Chicago
L. cOrshi, NiIwausc Crsaman, Eastman & Co. Ottawa
Iao Il. Poster, S. Josephs.
F5r f;e,"hto pa-s4ge, apply to
r.. II. BABCoGK. Sew-York.
gADCoCK, ADAMS &c co. Albany.
ron Joas p. BADcocK, foot Main ST. Buffalo
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16

,e-4 FARM FOR SALE-Siru2ted In Sew-Haven
fmiI County Conn. on the line of The New-YorS and
'<--- New-iIzven (contempated) Railroad Said farm
contains about l30 OF excellent land under good c
ovation and 1. well -prsporoned wel-watered. &c. The
buildings are ali the first class and well adapted TO farm
ing purposes Terms easy Further particulars may be had
or application 20 II. Z. HODGES, New-Hayen or to
fiji 3m RUSSELL SMITH, 81 Liberty-strect. " Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16

IITINDOW SHADES! -. &. WOODF0RD has leased
w The store 2ss Broadway LA Farg. Budings ior the
exclusive sale of Window Shades during the Spring ana '
yte the attention Of families his extensive assortment
Shad,s which have been collected from the est artists
namely Clad Lorane CoBo,a and Others and or rchness
corg bauty of scenery and neness of execution pant
ing w not to be surpassed Those therefore about purchasing
any kud Window Shade this SPrlug will hHd ~ t- above
Number collection exceeding oirf establish
,r cii erehan and Others bay ine 10 sell again.
will bs allowed literal d,scoupt
j. c. WOobFORD, 2s9t Broadw,y
nf Ne bnidIug.1
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16

L-rs TO IMPORTERS OF DRY GOoDS.-fEe at-
@ vcItlse-s win exchange plat Of sixteen House Lots
ground elegantly situated, about one and half
miles North of Union Place having sperGid view of the
Hudson River three Of the greatest iorougarcs leading
10 tu property. Address ". ". TO the Courier and En-
aulrer Office. siDtc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16

MACHINE BANDS.-Tl.e following unsolicited oplr-
WI ion OF our India Rubber Machine Banding CON-
mend to the attention Of the interested.
- - - HOE ACE LII DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16

1..S FOR aALr. III the Cry oil Newark, New-JeIsey-
".3 House and q of Land situated IN South Broad
le. street No l72 within fifteen minutss walk of he
Railroad Depot TO y. y. The House IS Is iront, 3}
dep 81 stories hig large piazza thu rear and well nlshed
throughout; also good stable ruit Trers, rpe Vgs SC
attached For further particulars Inquire Of NICHOLS
~. H.. rs ;Inc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16
WINDOW SHADES.

YYTIYDOW sEADfS WHOLtSALEAND RETAIL.
w -KELTY x RlCkER, i3 Chaihautst, viii open
this rnornu. Y Transparent Window Shade; OF ViTe
~ size and quaiy prces 30 per cen; lower than
the market. VIZ:
75 PAIR, landscapes and scrolls at price. varying from %
cents i - so. -, q, ,s
80 pairs landscapes. washable 81 10 -
$50 Gothic DO ...-...-.-..... 4 10 , W
IS Roman arches anew article. 10 3 %
100 - Few styles. very rich TO . V9
Merchants .ucIiouters p-dl.s sc supplied with shades
ard h,nrinrs kELTI s RIkER,
LIT only 1t I3i i'haih1mStrsst.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16

y,cs FARM FOR SALE or erclnge for improved city
M pruperty-situaird lho Of fenIstead about u
miles from New FORK containing l23 acres ct and-sO
Of which padrr high OF cultivation the balance being
woodaai Tins rn has UPON dwelling house barn. sta
bl.s &c Sc IN good order For farther particulars inquire of
INF GAIfNT !: DERRICKSON. 80 Santi.st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16

~ All persons forbid trusting any OF the Boats oi th'
me yithnut " en order from the Captains Agents
Passengers taking either ohe above lines Will arrive ~ ~
Many IN maple time the Morning Train ci Isrs l2r te
Eai mr. Wesi ~ The boats are and substantiai, are
furnished with new and elegant State Rooms aud or speed
,sI accommodations are unrivsllcd on the hudson , .
For Passage or Freight. apply on board, or 10 J. -
ShuI;k At the Olhcr on the Wharf. ap2
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16

= T~S&s .NHouR CHANGEp-Jbe Sieaa,.o,ss
,--tNsN Kaicks ecker and ROCHESTER
.Ss-2Sz1<rr1rh- will on and after Tuesday, April S l,an
or Ab,ay 4; o'clock instead Of IS heretofore ale ~
b T-<Sza y MORNING LINE FOX ALBANY, sal
~ >a,srsdrte Intern ate L.od'TI,CIhe S,eIplssa,. , ltSs
the foot OF barclay street. North side Monday "Wednesday
and Friday mornings n O'clock Leave Albany io New
Yots and ntctmet landings Tuesday. Thursday. and Sat
urtay mornings, All O'Clock " B-The luea his been PCT
IN complete order. -
anlt NJ the oidce on The wharf,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16

1-s no ODD FELLOWS-tor Sale or 10 Lett he
1 Odd Circular Brick Building, known IS this Reservoir
a. l3ih street near BrOalway. Bouety and Union
Squ,fs The House stands 81 eet high under the cornc-
30 t in darner and be converted into several rooms oil
bou 2sn0 feet each bcinS equal room % eetby 0O Can
be bought or leased al i very low rate .lpply to
ni5 A. W. SPIES CO 2ls Pearl st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16

iwA WANTED To HlRE-ln the lower ragtof the
9 city -l good nvish6oIhood house suitable toy
sserl Bcsr3Hchcuse. tuy person haVisS sueh
house 10 :wi!i helr Of socd tc,iit ~ addressing J. Il
boz ss3 Lower o. person wishing 20 ,e mt Fai
i,urr fixtures Of hCu<s kept such et NH \ IL
y-be opportunity Of dom. ~ addressing line above
II.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16
T-7s<s slFoR HUDSON, AND INTEKMEUT

n T-yo<o - FOR HUDSON, AND LNIENMEUI
S.,EA-=-z ATE LANpiNGS-aThe, stssm6oa'
Captain Wm H. hIell,u. VIII leave the foot Of Cedst the
ensuing season. every Monday Wednesday and fntay
oclcck r NJ connecting a: Hudson with tie Huison aud
Berkshire Rrod the OF which leave the arrival OF
fbs boat letungg the bos leaves Hudson on Tuesday,
Thnrsdiy aud sunday clock r. NJ the arrival OF
ih- cals touching both ways the intermediate andinss-
tnr Irriyht. O Z rr,.,lge. annlH ON bOlid. or 10
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-11
PASSENGERS FOR STAUNTON.
EREsH MINERAL WATERS.

EHRESH MINERAL WATERS take
Il pleasure in Informing the public generally that
we have received, and will keep constantly up u inr
the season, full supply of " WHITE SULPHUR
WATER" from the celebrated Spring in Greer.
brier County, Va.
This wafer, which has been for several YEA rs
transported from the Whit Sulphur Springs in
Greenbrier County in this State, enjoys grea, repu
tation throughout the United States, and is now
very generally used and its virtues extollcd as a
remedial agent in bilious diseases incident to- a
warm climlte, dyspepsia. costivel"ss, iLundice,
chronic rheumatism, govt drnpsy, in affections OF
the breast occasiUned Ivy disease Of the stomach or
liver, ueuTa ga and nrTyous diseases in general !;
chronic inf uatoi of the kidneys and bladder,
and urcthta piles, s,rofua and efup ions other
affections Of the skin; i'll conditioned ulcers mcr-
curial iii cases. &c. &C.. all Of which Is atestcd by
the highest in the mcdi al procession, ma
many others who have for years used this water
both at and when removed iron, the fountain.
SARATOG \ WATER, from the Con oress, Union,
Pavilion and Iodine Springsin New York, in quart
and pint hotties
,CHALYBEATE MINERAL WATER, an active
and lasting Tonic. A general view Of the analysis
OF this water, will sho~ that ii stands the first in
rank Of the highly concentrated Chalybeafes,"-
consequently IL acts Tonic, increasing the
strength of the system, raising the force Of Circu
huon, giving tone to the degistivc organs, aug
rncntug the muscular vi0Our, and promoting the
CNcreions " is Of course aivautaQeously employed
IN those ',senses in which Iron is principally used
stcn as 1meno,rhed. Chlorosis, Some states Of Me
noIrh@gid, Il "couhed. Dyspepsia, Scr0fula and ca
rio''s forms of Chronic Debility.
- The only Agents for wiz y. CALwgLL, pro-
p iet9, , OF the White Sulpher Spring. arc VI. A.
SANTOS Norfolk, and
CHAs. n. HEiNITsH, Agent,
High street, 4th door below Middle,
'"iS Portsmouth, Va.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-11

Dali ROAD NOTICE-THROUGH TO
II WELDON. The Portsmouth, and Roanoke Rail
Road Company give notice to the travelling public
that their Arrangement TO carry passengers tn aud
from Weldon is completed; Mr.. Willis Sledge
having placed on the line between Margarettsvillc
and Weldon North Carolina, erior FOUR
HORSE POST COACH which will enable the t,av-
eller at all times ito connect with the Wilmington
Road without delay, a$efollowS:
; Portsmouth to Margare,tsvlle, via Rail Road, So
miles. -
Coach, II miles.
" JAMES WHITE,
Julv2 Agent p. & r. r. r. Company.
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CRAWFORD dOUSI, Portsmouth. Va bv
~ JOHN w. COLLINS, assisted by ]. w DoYaL.
who will always be in attendance to render Travel
lers and Sojourners comfortable and agreeable
sLFD POrters are ai,rays in attendance free of
charge.
PASSENGERS RY CARS AND BOATS TAKE
THEIR MEALS AT THIS HOUSE.
o. This House is we'll known to Northern a nd
Southern Travellers that not one word is necessary
To be said in its praise. To Ladies and Gentlemen,
desrous of making long short -oiourn in Ports
mouth, where every dclicacy of land ana sea can
be obtained in the utmost richness aud abundance
the Proprietor would state that the House Is pro
vidcd with every modern improvement, for th,
comfort and convenience of his Patrons, while
honest and attentive Servants are always in atten-
dance.
RS- The ST \BLES attached to this popular an
extensive Est blishmcnt the largest and most
commndio,s % any in Eastern Virginia.
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MFRS. FANNY GOODWIN, can nccommo-
LTl date a few single gentlemen, aud a gentle
and his wife with Board, on moderate terms
For her ability to give satsaction she would refer
to any WIN have boarded with her Residence on
County street, between Iurt and Dinwidde sts
Transient Boarders taken by the day week
April 81
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NO COUNTRY. MERCHANTS

YORK TRADE.-1he attention of Country
Icrchants Is req stcd to the following CARDS OF
arr US anchcs nj business, all of whom are pro
fidcd with the best assortncn,s of Go Is aud Mer
'hauizc from the foreign aud ,,nestic markets
They are full prepared To supply all articles
ceded for the country trade, and on such terms a
cannot fail to suit customers either in prices or
quality.
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SILK GOODS

SILK GOODS.
Staple and Fancy !Sjik Goods
VoBERT Il SHIT & Hi SpERsoN l76 Pearl street.
PEcR, NIcHoLsoS 4 WRIGHr, lS9 Pearl street and
30 Beaver street
Gs"RaE Il WILLIAMS, late of williams. Rankin
Il Penman.
"a Exchange Place, opposite the Exchange
doors from William street.
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Terms of apberttsfuq.

>Ttoeius lines or less make a squire LONGER ones
charged In proportion, and arc to be paid for il.
advance.
hnvertscments ordered in only once twice a
week, will be charged so cents per square for the
first insertion, aud 3ii cents for each subsequent
insertion. f0
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DRY GOODS

Fancy and Staple DRY Goods,
HALLocR. MoUSr s. BILLIsGs, I73 Pearl street ono
door above line street
HALL PARSONS, 40 William street