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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

SUDDEN DEArH.-Mr. VIM. B. Cropsey OF this
City. and well known here builder. WAS yesterday
found dcaC In Il house the Staten Island Ferry New
York. He had been engaged at Staten Island during
the present week and supposed taken sudden
" III on his return with attack OF illness which
last evening advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things in Philad cIphia

The Postnaster-Geueral has gone to his
hn-1. i, Tennessee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

sVH Our friend who writes us in reply to certain
statements in Social Ezeas:reness' will refee
ton the expediency OF leaving what he sends unpub
lished. The article designated place persons
whatever and |, would be anwise that had
particular reference when he US that the facts
In that instance utterly unlike what stated in
The Tribune Is /, no, wiser presume that the refer
epce was TO some other case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

II We are reluctantly compelled TO defer the
publication of the Statement Of the American
Union OF Assocstonists in reply to recent attacks
1t shall have place the first opportunity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

Pavilion SPRISG.-The following, from the Sara
tora Sentinel, comedies so entirely with our own
taste or prejudice that we readily believe the Editor
when he says it from the pen OF gentleman Of ex
allied reputation who has personal interest in the mat
ter, and no motive but that OF doing good Congress
Water We know is very wholesome-at al events 1t
ought 10 be-but Pavilion is luxury, which we indus
trousy enjoy whenever we visit Saratoga On their re-
!a,;vc and positive merits let doctors be heard we
speak ouly OF the palatabeness of the Pavilion. OF
which there can be mistake. 1t seemed 10 Us very
wholesome OF course but hear voice from Saratoga
M Editor Among the various attractions and curios
ties which demand the attention OF the strangers AZ sara
tora there nothing worthy OF notice than the
Pavilion Fountain Whether IL be regarded with refer
ence 10 It's valuable medicinal properties or TO the beau
" and spendor OF is acton u must be admitted 70 Dc
one Of the magnificent object IN nature No other
spring that read oil. can compare Win tHs
in volume OF water the prodgiOu force with which
rises upward From depth OF forty feet II leaps 10
the surface with the yigo OF Young cataract or rather
10 USE appropriate hgure) II appears to me while
gazing upon gl!tterng bubbles II they must De
forced up by volcanic action, or by powerful ma
chnery in the laboratory oil Nature where
these waters are compounded by the great Alchcmist
himself. A tealing OF AWE impcrcepubly steals over
one as he looks upon this Spring and reflects upon the
might and power of Him who made II and set II IN mo-
With this emotion l. mingled sense OF the BEAU
TIFuL, especially II you view the waters when they rise
Sparkling and bright
In the liquid light
OF sunny morning. Then spray u visible several
inches above the curb through which ranbows
often seen and diamonds seem dancing in the air.
I have visited this village every summer for several
past and have always been surprised 70 see that
many people should neglect such spring "a the Paul
ION and frequent other. far inferior 10 IT, Nothing but
Fashion can account for il Being invalid have re-
sorted TO these fountains tor the sake OF Fash
ion but IN pursuit OF Health And having gwen the
waters OF the various springs in Jour favored valley
pretty fair trial both by drinking them the spot
and after taking them home with in bottles,
firmly OF the opinion that for either purpose seic
Is no better spring in the world-as there certainly IS
none more pleasant TO the taste-than me ra..noA
Fountain. Il @ff'A'''
Aug l-iG
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ELECTIONS.

North Carolina gives Wing maionty-senete
2-House Il. GrahaIls majority IS upwards OF
7o0o-so say The Richmond papers.
Iy3.Ayl-Returns from this State show small
Viii n, n:n-it,. On inint ballot
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DISPATCHES FOR TIE TBiBUNE
BY lscTRIc TELEGRAPH.
BArr1xoRr. Aug. l-a, P. ".

BALTIMORE. Aug. l4-e, P. N.
The weather today has been very warm theF
mometer, at O'Clock. P. ". stood at 81 There is
no local news OF interest Stocks are dull and Cl1
and State Securities have slightly declined, There
IS slight decline in Flour to-day The Nal ron
the West contains nothing from the Santa re eN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

seen built have gone up with the rapdty OF Dr. CoXs
new church in Henry.st The foundation has been laid
the partwals erected and great portion OF the front
carried up already although it was only a few days
since that they broke ground for digging the base
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CoT-sspon1snce q ! &c : .Iouas
PHILADELPHIA August ,4th ls+o.
Wei have TO local news to-day-ths day has been
intensely hot but 1t did 70; prsrea; the Cricket Match
from progressing very anely ad closing favor OF ne
ua.on cla5 which LED tie 81 George 81 counts. The
score Of he last innings = follows
UNION CLCB-2o INNINGS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

sy Free Episcopal Church Of the Good Shep-
herd corner of Market and Monroe SIS. Rev. Ralph
Hoyt Rector Services at 10: A. NJ and 3: and quar-
ter before : P. N. tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

Y Levi Chamberlain, superintendent. OF secu.
lar concerns for the Sandwich Missions arrived here
Friday morning, passenger in the ship Lucas, from
Canton. lie has resided AT the Sandwich Islands in
that capacity for about twenty years and
or voyage Tor Tie benefit OF his health
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Comment IS unnecessary.

WIS, makes you look SO blue
We Will have Polk and Dallas.
And the TARIFF Of -
The New York herald., 1846-03-26


Notwithstanding the large increase the export Of
mahogany there decrease In the value Of the
ports Of ls4s. Of over $4,000 sterling when compared
with le4< This occasoned BY the great falling of
IN the export Of cochnea and also in the less quan
'dty Of returned goods" reshippsd to England.
The quantity Of unshipped mahogany Of last seasons
cutting In Honduras, at the last accounts less than
at the same period last year whilst the average demand
abroad was greater than usual II is stated that at mn
former period have so many gangs been engaged in get
ting out mahogany ;but 1t doubted whether thew
would prove as effective in former years The hish
rate Of wages (twenty-one to twenty.four dollars
monh) may have induced few additional hands to
Join the mahogany works this season. yet there il no
denying the FACT that the great majority Of the gang.
ara but scantly manned Al Offset TO this dissdvan
tage said that the gangs wsre well supplied
with good conditioned CATTLE and that in consequence
the deficiency Of hands will not be Of material impor
tance It was the opinion founded on Information der
ved from various sources that tho cuttings of the pre-
sent season would not exceed those Of the past-say
lo,ooo, COO superficial feet.
The Canal Commissioners of Pennsylvania have made
many alterations in the tariff Of tolls on the public
works Of that State between Pittsburg and Philadel
pha, for le46 We annex q table showing the rates
charged on tho most important articles with the changes
made since last years.
CANAL, BETWEEN PITTsBuRo PHLADELrHrA IN IsS
AND 1876. ~ ~ 49,
The New York herald., 1846-03-26

Grease, and in ohsraa reduction ~ 80.
ysar. There are only fsurtss chsn... .,s .;Is. -
these consist Of anvil, or thrs. cent.
hoo lbs; bacon buttSr and cee,s 81 an. c.n. c.a..
copper Of three cent? clay and white lead Of
oon. 90 ~" 80 Ats per bbL; tinplats Of three
~ 49, ..s.s.,a. steel Of two cents. On the other
- mostly affect those articles going
,om ~, to the wsst. and on drugs, groceries,
goods shoes hats, caps furniture, leather
= ~ "a' lie mantels ca
The New York herald., 1846-03-26

u 80 ,PARK THEATRK. u
THE LAST OPERA WEEK.
Thursday Evening. March 26,
f9Hs sE sRAssss6h Esss e K 6s sf!'sisi;s sRssfSN
tsoIs. Robinson. an oiicsr in the army ar Fnrisr
topE Sse''ss'' assrg'ans- Mr.: ms s.ssg ssgun
' Il, s;sss;slaads win q: Esres of ~
osiSss Sss. W s.'s .-s a' VAL '''' 'ss'''
.rnes sf Admission -Bou.,. u; PIT. - cents a.nsr,'
BOWERY THEATRlc.
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PRoPRiE ToR
GRAND COMBINATIQN.
Ro.lv.,l s,O. ouBLE C22MPANYr@ 2n,
Thursdsy EwsninE, march rs,
WI TsE Ii pfGie1is SaTs SSh 81 LOB FIELD
Lord Msrnlon. ................ Mr. Scott
Ths pslSsr, ps psyenPoIt
Edw F,s Easisce and Harry Bioaa . .cSsnaa
f's1ss' to ~Sst III hs s5S SSs;i'iis Dram. S''' q
HsS Es.a RGy n, & ss0...
f bao. :aa oilsS a oS.n is 4 Sss Ssfii will r. m
8OWERY AMFHITHEAThh.
SANDS, LENT & CO., PROPRLETORS,
For purpose Of introducing the unprecedented and
ON TS"rs.x Eyer HSenins, s1s 2stR
n addition to superb performance in the circle will be
THE E$S $ssAH4s!SS SsSsESa $Gs5ys s5FySsslrs
H%
''' me n'''si1I1ia ~ sPyaisy &
Consisting Of Twelve Shetland Ponies.
;.s: liz
The New York herald., 1846-03-26
Latent NTELLIGESCR BY fHB NAILS.
highly Important from washingtsa.
WAR MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT.
Preparations for a Collision with
ENGLAND AND MEXICO.
WASHINGTON. March ~ II

WASHINGTON, March "a. l6A.
The Message Of Mr.. Polk, calling upon Congrsss
TO increase the army and navy, In preparation for
difficulty with England and Mexico. hss been de-
hyered, and great sensation has been producsd In
all the political circles We are now informed Oh
cially, that the Oregon negotiation has been sus-
pended, and no signs of any re-opening il prospect.
This course has been taken by the President. "a
the advice and influence Of the 81 40 party
Our foreign relations are now assuming very
grave character, and what the issue may be, no ons
can tell. l refer you to the report Of the proceed.
ings in the Senate.
The New York herald., 1846-03-26
OJ-A CARD 40
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
chestnut Street, PhiIadelphis.

{U-A CARD -fQ}
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
PROPRIETORs-MEssRS. WEIGH, MANN AND
THE PUBLIC are acquainted th.. hi. magnificent ...s-
hlshment 50 warmly paironzsd during these lut six
already entered into Sr he summer TR: an
dys xlti;is .aa with ss IA
*: u: f a.. SS c:
;SS e % will e az render the
novel sSd varied that mating public can appreciate or
coasas'ss spectacle Of ,h. wonderful season. i. the
s ss S as
Ssh s :, Dc ss u ii
srneS Every style o Eastern Bann.rs Flag Of H.
sigma Authoritya whelminG Torrent o. Real Wa
+ sIsiy
startling ssei. such the of this
manner before discriminating public. :. miS
New GREENWICH THEATRE, corner Of Vsrck and
MYERS ass NY
M " M and @ IT.
ss,,f $sisSsSss2 IA MR.,
Si1ss,o5 MI ii. Mesa-costumsr; Mr.. Tsyor-fropsTass
The public are respectfully informed that new and ele
CANT 'udif foNbSY y bIS.YI''IEsH5yE EHEES EsSfI March A
With highly efficient and talented company Which will be
duly announced Acting and SassAtMnS; Stage Msn.;ssr.
NIB, limited numbe. Of tickets will be disposed
,y superior building sale Os
with. Apply at the Box Office. MIA
MR. GEORGE LODEh respectfully announces to the
IyA public Of New York. hi. intention TO give, on
Thursday April I'd, at the
TABERNACLE,
the chef dGuvre the great modern French composer,
THE DESERT!
od IN % wh
scale of magnitude hitherto Unprecedented.
y. Ts
harmonic Society, by GEORGE LODER.
After which, lie Desert. by Fslicien David.
The Recitations aud Solos. by Mr. ROBERT GEORGE
PAIGE.
To conclude with grand Festival Overture. by Lind
painter.
Being one Of the greatest performances advertised in
New York.
Tickets 50 be obtained the various music
and Of H. Meiggs, l46 Broadway
BRehesIsal Friday evening, at which all the male
mhersa reenectullY DC m2l
The New York herald., 1846-03-26
LONG RREED CANARIES.

NHR HAsELETTs entire Breeding Stock. much ad-
Nl nrsd0n New Year. Dsy They are slrssay ms,sd and
respectfully invited TO call and eraniae them.
Also the usual variety Of Singing Bds from different pa
Cute Fmhboue and bird se~ds Of every dcriou Every
article for the Breeding Cage, &e EG, ssls sy ,
N.BArchies Bird Fancer, containing FIJI deeucns so
bresdng Cansses aud ths best method Of tcdinG nus
general, Tor sale a. above !. +#sAHf
Sfss ;' ~ Scotch Terriers o .;]S john .s..
The New York herald., 1846-03-26

- MdGNEIIC FLUID.
S.s1S S o,'ssis2 S:i,.'. which
ssssa. w .3s the ;s equally
ssTc FIyo have beea used with entire caaes
rSsssSs. SSHSs e
+ sa S ss s, s sy
slss: NifI"s. e JSias Spinal co%pIsa; LapS..o
a Ifs a Svss: s s q
ss 1 psS 6 G 81 M no:
'f e E S% BRACELETS
in NOR chronic disease, where the Rings not
9. .ny ass Ssas s
.a s. &. es
sfs aAdsEFR "a + I: FrTS relieved
Ss.a 81 "a 1 SS:
.espss IS believed pos.sss the rs%aIisble power q
e s. &. y hi II
81
PLASTERS
Rings acting upon X. ssms principle ba having the sds.n.
sr.asksnins system disease @ o. cher
s f:sd; s"s 4 # a. f. GE
vii. be found Of gTsat and permanent advantage
.n' '''at5 aoMs s!S!lif . cEHRiTFfffficArEs, srHiFffi
,i .ss ::n:.
been sds %
tine the a,.coysry has bee. before the Ausean public
M.. 4 s. & :s.: ss s ::
s Which Sss ""s
Agent Genera for the United States,
The New York herald., 1846-03-26
NO'TTCE.

HNAN TANDTH eelebFated Hyath Resto faiive, Anti.
pYpspg Ana Antt Billions Catsrtie PILLS, are sold
Wya kssshnnS, No. sl buisen street Prss sens pss
The New York herald., 1846-03-26
P Il I z . s Q P Fl Y
OF WORMS in
THE SKTN

HE SklN.
MANY YOUNG PERSONs-especially those Of full
w habits, or who indulge in rich food-are much
noyed BY the OF black the side Of
the upper lip. the chin the forehead &c. resembling
grans Of gunpowde sticking in the skin. When the skin
roughly squeezed Amal wormlike substance potrudes
having black head The suppo:son however that they
by undue ACCUMULATION Of the fatty which epara
ted from The blood for the ofubrctng the skim and
this overpus chokes the and The dust
aoascg the air saoeres to substances and
appearance and the remedy Of squeezing universally
sorted to- not only painful but frequently ssee Very
painful pimpes.
The only certain remedy for this affection wash the face
with warm water and GOuRAUD'S Italian Medicatsd Soap
winch also nfbe in the removal Of tsn eckles sow
redness pustules rogworm morphew. salt rheum
shsp cracks chat &c Beside being delicious for
Shaving GOURAUD'S Poudre Subtitle warranted erad
cite superfuous human hair GOURAUD'S Grecian Hair
Dye the only preparation extant that will positively dye red
light OF grey hsr rich and unehanseabls black Ou-
the atura hue OF the rose.
Iii. important that these articles should be fused
genuine This only be done by procuring them Dr. Fe
Liz Gourauds Depot g. Walker street. ist store FROM
generally throughout the Union. m23 im'm
The New York herald., 1846-03-26
THE SHADES HOTEL,


ST Redde Street, IVest Side oJ b70auDuy. .
THE Subscriber rsspeeuy inlor%; IN n: asnds snS .h
ent style superior other house Of hc knd 70 inc
eitv Of New York The Satisfaction which hs nss
Of The Shades Thames street ne naisss r. h,mss wl,i
shment while effort his part will be wanting 10 merit
M c re,;shes Chcps steaks Welsh Rareb Poach
ed Erxs &c will be served up In superior style.
The will be regularly supplied with city papcrs
well a. full supply Of foreign papers, BY every srriy. from
The New York herald., 1846-03-26
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE AIR

STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR
WHICH win change psy hair 70 is original color in sw
w minutes Those who doubt iss vtues
have their hair eh.nged before paying their money hmm.
bugs would take this method there would BE- to com
any color shade in few minutes fry..s rooms chang
ing the kar None genuine unless signed H. Striker n red
sod wholesale and retail, and applied at No CHATHAM
fa ~ 1uSyh
The New York herald., 1846-03-26
CENTREvlLLE CoURsE-TRoTTING.


&SS &aS
THE following Sweepstakes now open. to commence
swsepstLe for four old colts mile heats, best
No aswestake ior years. old colts two mile heats
s-srs.sss.s e, horse. .s.. % match
No z-Sweepstske for horses never purse
81 mile sss be-; - fsfn..' So auss4 sSe Ss
swespt.ks for horse. that nsvsr -cn % spnr's over
o ne Hsrs.psts same =. No 6, un1ri6s saddle
Nos-Sweeptake for horses that never won purse over
Sc So sosmsepsss. S,'s 1.me =. Under the saddle
The above half forfeit S23 Will be added
s.iss.' Three Q! make race.
To close on OF before April ~ by socoekr M oreen
best in s. in harness Sub s2oo half foi, with Of
@ dffa BY Ss o
before April TO- by o'clock r. NJ at GSeen Losses; three
The traci s in good training oder having been
Z pCensreviiis Course. March isth 1896 m2o Iw.r
JOHN ROACH,
Optcian, 90 Nassau Street,
constantly on band French Germsn ana M IN IN
aspeeton CSsmies. Plates, Gases. Qasksuf e: Se-
passes manufactured for the trade -
Magnetic Electric Machines Of approved construction for
OLOTHIN0 and Funture wsnt.d-Ths highest cash
" price gwen for all kinds Of Second Hand Goods; by
NB Ain. through .. Post oaes ne win b e panetusiy
tendrd Con.tanty band, reasonable a.o,s%s. Of
JUNG & BEHKMANN,
REMOVED FROM IL LIBERTY STREET
TO ~ SOUTH WILLIAM TTREET.
The New York herald., 1846-03-26
A TREATISE

~ WAND H. DIXON, N. D.; PIP. no. third edition; for
sale by LUCAS PA.sONs, 50 Canal steet-This. work
contains complete review Of the origin sympom and treat
Of known dsess Language adapted to every
reament moral ana surgical OF spec diseases and self
all el,se. society and their effects in the produe
that possibly interest the reader
1t, pages Horace Greeley remarhs This il work for
ally hurried BY vices which they scarcely
know be such who woud have been for lives OF
usefulness and honor by the seasonabe Of work like
this there not that does not bear on i lace an i'm
pressivr warning snail not the warning be heard r.
The New Yok Journal Of Medcile and Collateral Sci
ence the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal Evening,
Pos &C. &C. have given the highest TO this valuable
The New York herald., 1846-03-26

rNoRAvrb dorfEEkT 3 ffEsTlss pExrE. Scf
- cob Pau viii sell THIS DAY. AZ o'eloekt q ths
large v...Ss sanavsd Copper rsss foS Chart, prepared
rsht Of r:sg: new ..d p.r,isulsr Chart Of se
The sienta Of ElUsves. Publishers and aloshsrs
The ABoyE ARE SOLD TO forselcse a mortgage. By
order o. Geo T. Trmbe executor Of late samuel emi
ALSO-To paw advances. Silver Tea Service Of pieces
uI lea Pot Sugar, Cream. and Bowl weighing 80 ounces
and Silver Mug mas lt.m
PAINTINGS, OF HIGH CHARACTER, AT
AUCTION.
Levy will sell Saturday Evening, at 7 o'clock. At
"a. No. z93 Broadway, highly valuable collection OF Oil
rantngs amo which aethe Brszen Serpent, by kubens
copy Of wbIsh sold the National Gallery OF England
Tor S00 Pastoral Scene by Csstglione highly flushed
and beasiul picture ln,eor Of Church. by De Wit
Italian Seaport Salvador Rosa Venus attred by the Gfaees
Guido with msuy Others that would grace any gallery
Also-aM the tools for Liang Paintings Sale positive.
LARGE SALE OF PLANTS AT AUCTION.
a LEVY will sell on Friday morning, at II o'clock. at
IA the Nursery OF Mr. H. Walton. Murray Hill corner
gh street aud 9TH the Reservoir 5000 Grape
Vines 5000 Rhubsrb Plants 1000 choice Alauhus Trees
able for orBamenug sidewalks 0ooseberrv Curraut
Bushes variety Of Bu!bous Roots Carnations
Garden Plants ad Shrubs &C. The whole sold with
the leaves the Of April
The New York herald., 1846-03-26
WAN TED

"A German Correspondent, Accoantsnt Agent &c bv an
,b man q - years Of who been employed in
Gd first rate standing and epectsby New York
whence he lately arrvedj He has Also been cmnoved IN
Rev.s ~ ne Of viz Factor
oi the books In failures and bankruptcies
where such gnorany
the anu and which given him by
:sess s.a to ,ss %sn, Of their a He
cent 20. ne tsgaaon Of He further would &C.
Is "a me South the West Indies Mexico he
snc,;m ed with trade and business there
as o n and character he such refer
One. drop line f. S., Box No. ls5. lower Post
The New York herald., 1846-03-26

ii. y. WILLARD w. w. SHIRLEY Auctioneers,
give their personal attention to the saleso House.
Stocks Of Cookery Dry Goots Grocery and
q, from ,hsr friends and te pnoIc consa TO- ther
SALES ROOM, ISL BROADWAY until May ist, when
they will to the spacious store, No IL WALL late
Adams' Express Once. mrll 1msr
The New York herald., 1846-03-26

Died.
On Tuesday, oath inst, BaiDoEr HALsIr, only daugh
ter Of Thomas and Ellen Halpn, aged year, months
and days. # ~
The friends and acquainancss respectfully invited
to attend her funeral this Thursday) afternoon four
The New York herald., 1846-03-26
FANCY NEEDLE-WORK EMPORIUM
HENRY LAWRENCE.

TOBACCO, SEGARS AND BASS.
A A, sAMANOS, No. " Brosdwry, mp stains. Offers TO
IA SALE splendid assortment Of hoies Beeavs ssleeses
expressly for BIZ establish ps.t Also bsles Of setlI
<ad fstAil, f-tr rt ~ 10ey
The New York herald., 1846-03-26
OF HIGH CHARACTER, AT
~. AUCTION
y FINE PLANTS AT AUCTION

FINE PLANTS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell Thursday morning, at II O'clock at
"A. No. 800 Broadway SOC pot, OF choice P.rlor Plants
consistins OF Camcas Azaas Roses Of fine kinds
Pmtsporem,, Rhododendrons Jesamines of various sos
Oanders @ in Short almost every variety that be
toned. and worthy public attention. m23 2tsrc
The New York herald., 1846-03-26

bILIIAKUS IMPKOVEU
Otis FIELD, respectfully informs hi. friends and the
puble that ne has returned To his old favore quarters
Museum building Or s Fultsa street The Rooms and Ia
Marble and rcn with A India Rubber and Cloth Cushions
They will doubt suit Eurooeaa and all PLAYERS being
the best in this Larger balls for SouheneCaro-
1ina balls for Germans.
NB-Bsssfcrd style Billiard Tables for sale; Inla
and French Cue LeAher best IN the city; hne Billiard C10h,
and every arcle the ade constantly hand and for aale
CN lm*mc
The New York herald., 1846-03-26

HARDWARE AT AGENTS PRICES.
THE sUBsCRIBER Assn. for several Manufacturer, in
Eneland enabled supply dealers from first hands, also
first prices Purchasers viii consult their interest by
taxing UP STAIRS PRICES.
1900 gross low priced Table Cutlery
5casks assorted I, . and blade Knives.
Files-a complete assortment Of best cast steel.
30 Casks Trace, OK and Log Chains.
Is Baskets Vices, 6nc Cotter Key.
100 Dozen Patent Knob Locks.
Also Frying Pan Bed Screws. Candlescks Bolts Spoons,
Pad, Closet and Trunk Locks, Curry COMBS, &c &C.
49lI.s ? -. 7--,I JOHN A. NEWBOLD,
m2 lmisMWkFsmc No. IS John stairs
The New York herald., 1846-03-26
SAkONI q ARCHj

rT,HE Paa1PRiETnT - n, nWD W,1 SnVE ~. - OnE. &
ste No 3l3 0resnwich. of Barclay street, would
inicfm n,, esConsn and the publie generally,
BE- found yrts.s .. he d1sst Esds q Boo nd Shoes
Which VIII oe the LowEer and only price ture
this Esnblishmsnt He would pWbhe lor the be raj
sronsge rseeiysa snd selis OF he sae IN
Do forget the number, M ccrer n Hsrelsy
street, near the Hobcken Ferry JAhdE6 WIGGTEd
The New York herald., 1846-03-26

BALL DRESSES FIFTY PER CENT UNDER
THE COST OF IMPORTATION. 81
that having purchased largely Al sucton he Is enabled
offer magnificent selection Of Ball and Evening Dresses at
the above reduction He also calls attention
quantity Of Embroidered Cellars Chemsetes, &c. slightly
soled which selling az less than the oriEna
sred equally low prices. and inspection u believed
will be found cheaper than anv in the city.
BROADWAY i2A lmSrc
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