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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12
fse War News-Things in Washington.
r.,,.snondence of The n Y Tribune

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wAsHISoros. May 10, 15l6-aidusht.
.. WORTH who had resigned and came home
L, ON, back 10 the camp this morning and proba-
~ ont some farther orders 10 Gen. TAYLOR
X. .s.ionation believe, never reached the Depart
B',tese. II is said that had it arrived it would
&. bsen accepted IL is said that Dispatches have
T. n Inc city several days, from Gen. Taylor
f..bsJowing what has come 70 pass; and yet the
k.5Scnt delayed 10 communicate with Congress.
IN barrooms and other public places tonight
l. ecboipg with the voices Of brandy and water
E,0sm-some of the more sober scarcely sup
t-..d their maedictions the President for his
E,rsnt of Gen. Taylor. while others seemed to
We Inc conduct OF the General himself
fiu,py think that the vote to make large appro
I,,tCas should be accompanied by an inpeach
5r,d the President. Some members OF Congress
( tsi they will vote fifty millions 10 carry on the
Er # Polk, Dallas, and the Cabinet, and others
L. 70, us into the scrape can only be made to go
" ssb, 10 the from; rank.
frga will see by the proceedngsin Congress, yes
Inv that several members Of the Committee
III was TO impeach Mr.. WEBSTER, have asked
A.e1cused because the House would not allow
Izk. or on account of sickness. These IRE hut
ss,b excuses by which 10 sneak out OF the hope
ws.nd dcspicable task in which they ere engaged.
T1rs il q report that Gen. HoUsToN of Texas Is
ia,s bome to take part in the war. In this way
i Fould probably do us more good than in any
sor capacity. But will he go?
1910 The men required for service in Mexico,
ramon soldiers, however we'll disciplined are not
II, suited 10 the kind of warfare in which the An
S1stonisis have involved Us. The chGporeis,
S.ich you SEQ mentioned in the late news, are
KINDS Of trees in which Rancheros, drovers, and
h.Aaghlers find shelter. They are generally com
Ased Of short pricky shrubs or stunted trees, COW
Id with sharp ,horns in which to take shelter it is
teesury to be clothed as the Rancheros are, in
krbsr or buckskiDs These chaparels, you will see
~ numerous around the seat of war, and none bat
sose accustomed 10 fight and hunt among them can
hcceed RICHELIEu.
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q arpellng.
OAhF z ING, &C.
SNILLIADI JEFFREY'S Carp., and OIL Clio
&c.

WILLIAM JEFFREY'S csrp.' end OIL Cloth,
~ Paper Hsneings, Upholstery and Transparent Win
dow Shade Warehouse, No. % Carmnes lsIs OF Ia Ca
nslst-W Jeffrey respectfully informs his former pat
public generally that he haI taken the large
and conmodous No ~ Carninest Bleecs.r ST.
which ha, with especial reference 10 ths CONVEX
purchasers and wh-r. he will be happy 10 Of
fer sne well selected s-son-n. OF goods In the above
hrencheo, which br prize and quality viii compsTe favor
ably with any Ia the city
His ar,i door Will exhibit choice assortment of Psper
Han. borders bosrd prints &C in gr-s; variety OF
ye aud prices dana.ks mcrern Table and pano covers,
bindings. frnges lrds window ornaments aid
Other upholstery goods Ire geese feather beds, holsters
plows pure curlri hsir mltrass-s rslsssses Sc &C
I'll. second door - arranged expressly Csrp-, and
Oh Cloth Nsr,rOom Where may BE- found all the newest
syies ot ingram, and PLATA and t~ied Ven=
zo Carpet, chenille tsd aid Bass-ls OIL cloths OF
white check 1nd fancy coor-d -, and
mating Window Shades oi our own
ins-n .ciare, sa rods carpet anciass wofse uie and
sheep .Kin mats &c SC.
bis tld door will contain bs very best live geese tsat
.rs pure cur-d nEr c &c wholesale and retail
NJ .-W. ]. wishes particularly 10 repres-u; thai he
neither ouysror sss any AUCTION GOODS whaievef bis
Carpets &c received reb from the most celebrated
factories warrsnlec perfect every pac ar and can
fail the expectations OF the mos, fascious
Feathers purified by pa.en Steam machine. Upholstery
oa Ands executed 10 order with dispatch sod on I
mos
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Dreadful shipwrcch aud Loss of Life, &c.


Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. May lip. NJ.
lThe bark Swan, Capt Smell arrived a. our port
Il morning in II days from New. Orleans. Capt s.
t,,ss, on the 9Th inst st 25 long. 70 AZ he fell in
SA large cutter containing II persons, who stated
Il, belonged to the Swedish corvette Cerlsorone from
tr,ns bound to Sweden, which vessel had been
e,fi,cd in violent gale on the LIST inst when only
,ds;s out from port end out of l37 souls on board
Ia veri,hed at the time of the disaster. Capt Smell
Ii Tia ,uryiyors on board and brought them to thio
ri
| sock, have all met with sad tumble 10 day.
lt.srlysnIa Elves sold at 63t, decline Of ~ Reading
I=a 6ss decline ofis Ncksburg Mt 6t. decline oil
Gr,ri OF 50. decline of II; Reading Shares at SOs,
A.pe Of ~ The market closed very heavy, The sales
sAs .nces being large. For United States Bank 81 I'D,
NAKED. Nothing doue In Texas Securities annex the
fn,r BoAsp-5o Glrard Bank b5, o. Is do. 81; 800
Has 81 $50 do, various weys, 81; $500 Peuna Fives
iss IS; 1900 vck,burg, s5 in iots OF log 81 $500
Eaa s., g., $4,000 do, SIS, g.! $1,000 do. us,
"; 5000 do s5wn. "a! $1,000 do SIS, oi; $1,000
iAadbg Bonds h5 90
/ lrrEA lsT BeARD-S5 600 Penn SIS. 6 D ca S5.OOO
lAt5 81; S. 600 do , de 63i 30 Mechanics Bank,
acSSp BoAAp.-lOO Lchgh Is, 50; $1,000 Reading
ISrt 6s 1850 DO shares sos $1,000 Penna. Elves OSs
I sVeksburg, b 5wn 6!. 90
lIrrs On Bomp-297 Glrard 6s; 100 do. - ss' 100
A:ng Bonds 6gi $4,000 do. SIS, CO..; 100 do shares
III " Do. Ads, 500 20 Sehuykill Navigation 81 III
IsSt; 100 Glrard, ds. 81 80 Vicksbnrg O..
Passengers from Harrisburg state that last even
tie Suiquehauna had risen 81 feet, and that great
antilles OF lumber had come down the river. The
sur, above Harrisburg in great danger OF being
a1ed away Sustara and PsSon creeks had greatly
!HGen and Elk Governor Porter's Anthracite furnace
|nh sres, danger.
general meeting of the citizens OF Philadelphia
~ md County 10 entempa,ed for the purpose OF &C.
"a relative 10 the critical situation OF foreign affairs
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s0uTMERN MALI.
o-,.,n.-The steamer New-York
M-s,s she Recruits Ashore.
-. 81 Tho Tribune

xvslh she hecruih HsS'
..acpdepse Of The Tribune
c'f's'p Nyw oaLzASs. Msy g. 1876.
su nday Morning. 10. o'clock.
ave had no farther arrival from Brazos San
"...Ibsye to state thai the steamboat New
b. = proceeding Oh her voyage thither, got
~ -, ,be South. West Pass, and il is feared
n discharge before she can be got eli.
e.,so recruits on board, pieces of artillery
uuai.ions ofwsr. We had counted upon her
- =. sr.zos Santiago by this time. Now our hope
II =. ,..arnbos, Monmouth, frcra Galveston. may
lt>.l,,s In season 10 save Point Isabel and the
are from falling Into the hands Of the Mexicsns.
g., the less, alarm for Gen. Taylor.
.rsDa Of tic drum and hfe car be heard in all our
,odsy and occasional discharges OF artillery.
sss depo.s are open on alnost every corner. and
=, talked Of bu. the war. lobserve tna, the ps-
IN TO have no other theme whatever.
-, hing transpires Of moment, which the papers
\ II win endeavor TO write. Very truly, yours.
o The Courier says that benjamin Story. Pres
S<:he Bank Of Louisiana, made offer yesterday
~ 10 the Governor to advance $4,000 for the use
..s.s .n the present crisis As farther inkliHg Of
=, Of the times may state that Senator Hsrks
IL, Feilcana, was among the irsi TO put down his
I'd. fan volunteer private. In times like theseit Is
~ ,as OF the soldier, bnt the patriotism Of the ci-
~. coniers distinction. IN 0. Delta, Sd.
'y We understand highly respectable gentle.
p III, city received letter from Gen Taylor, yes
~ IN which he Gen. T expresses great confidence
H.. hod hs position against any jorce the M,rteans
- noaiast him, uptl he receives rein forccm.nt.-
1 ',,,r,sss no une aiiness as 10 lhe resut.
7 IN. o. Delta. 3D.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
- Esr sa.ss 81 S.oes., Sc. SEE faurtA past.

! MONDAY. ?. NJ.
DENOMINATION of Saturdays accounts from the
@6rande produced complete route OF the Fancies-
e'a Panic In full command and the light troops
lS.,ed severely A. the Second Board some dcscril-
rallied but at the close all were heavy There
N some large operators who were cool and ready to
ssi tia, they hoped to come in cheaper still during
sesk. Wallst WAS full of little knots OF anxious
<rrrt discussing the chances OF the War and gasp
jSes every item o! intelligence. The sound irvess
ass ,cks such as Sew YorAs, did not feel the news
4 y 'en,ibly Compared with Saturdays sales toe
st's shows The following decline Ohio is, per cent
u aSi per cent; Farmers Loan ct Morris i; F;
| SatasS; Canton 3 Harlem az Norwich and Wor-
IA; Reading Bonds .
he Exchange Market has been rather active. the
a S'a:Asru mails having brought considerable qrsn
aSsas Large sales Southern Franco unendorsed
acSesa made a, Sit and some Southern Sterling st
~ pr cent; csy names are 81 aga for Sterling and
q is Francs.
ss aavices from the Rio Grande have had 10
~@spon tie produce market except TO give little
s'aasve srrnness TO Provisions. The mercantile
's sasu, unanimous in condemnation Of the iInae'
- eide Administration
's Insurance Companies are considering what
Ss to sdOps in this cy.is. They insert, we under.
% he War clsase In policies on voyages to New Or
'a' ND back.
Zoe Banks are INV Hing 10 day TO take paper 10
,1ssi They wait the progress OF events At The
| :. aties in s,udding, sails meanwhile.
=" Princeton Bank has declared semisnnusl
S.dend Of , per cent.
II ~
''e oeroi, Advertiser states that ;he Senate re-
S0 =! vote Of 20 6 the bin chs.er!ue Railroad
"esoas to Port Huron. The bill TO aruead the
.as Of The Michigan Insurance Company wss also
ua vote on Its passage itapdius Ayes Nays 6 no:
No farther iesi.lat:cn On tie subject, 1t Ia
S3asa' viii DO attempted at the pse,eu, session
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rS- ScbrinE's Kcstoraiivc.-Tsis pleasant medi
cine 10 revrrlsng remedy for Dyspepsia ard Nervous
Afecors iiis certain fer Sick AID Nervous Head
aches ard excellent preverivr of Cosiveness and Low
Spirits II correcis morbid state OF the hillary organs and
very eicscous relieving Es.uleney Coles aad sim
liar complaints OF The Stomach and BoSels Il speedily
The Of strength and activity 10 al o.
Debility hesihy appetite wh-re this greatest OF
blessings deficient and natural consequence gives
tone and visor 10 The whole system.
Sold wholesale ard retail by A r. D. Sands 70 Fulton
Street; also rs Broadway and II Ess, Broadway Sold
also By Rushon Co lilo Broadway 10 Astor House and
Broadway. corner OF FouriesnIh-si. sDd bv
ma t.-oG;f CODpINGTON. SOS Hudscr-st
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4hE EEOFLE: VI.
II APPLETON y co. Publish on Tu-sdsy-Ths People
sI ~ NJ. mche!e Professor OF History in the College
OF Frinceirsrsated by q II Smith, Esq. l2mo. Psper
cover price 81. cents: cloth 81
Forming No u OF Apple,ons Literary Miscellany"
have made this book OF myself out OF nv lie, and
OUT Of my heart have derived i, from my observation
my relations OF friendship and ueighbohood; have
picked from IN. roads Chspce loves t>vor hoee
who fellow OUT CONTIGUOUS idea Above ALL have found
in the recoIiectons Of youth. To know the life OF The
People their LABOR ard their .uings had but ntetro
gate my memory. Extract from Authors Preface.
NEARLY READY.
The LIE OF Martin Luther, gathered from his writ
inRs BY VI. Micheei translated by q. Il. Smith vol
l2mo.
Tn- History OF France from the earliest period. by NJ
Michelr translated By $ II Smith No 6. Prce IS cents
REPOSITORY Lectures St Pants Epislle TO III. Colos
,sts which the Apostles Argument respecting thu Err
prevailing the subject Of the Mediation OF Christ
prevailing Cposse, Is applied 10 the present circuu
of Protestant Church. By Daniel Wson, Bp
OF Calcutta Ore neat aud che volume.
Light in the Dwelling. Harmony OF the Four Gospels
m short and sim ole remarks adapted reading AZ family
prayer, and arranged 10 500 sections for every day IN Tie
By The author OF Peep OF Day., Line Line,
&c &C. OGs volume. $40. Inyii 2ls
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n, City Inspector reports the deaths in this city
- de I'd to the 9th inst at las viz 30 men, Sc wo'
;a q boys, and 81 girls
D toe evening OF the 9th inst SARAH uAYDoCk,
|. De 9Th year of her age.
De hisnds and acquaintance OF the family are III
AT TO attend the funeral from her late residence No.
= gs,s Broadway. st eight o'clock this morning,
Sais. Her remains will be taken TO Msnhasset, L. l.
s ssrmeut
lsnd drowned, on the 9th inst WARREN HALE,
ss Sl,t year Of bis age, native OF this city.
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CARPETING OIL CLOTHS, 90.

Nc. 81 EAST BROADWAY AsD III DfvrsioS-sr.
FAMILIES IN want OF Carpeting, Oh Cloths huss
Druyr-.s Tab. and Piano Cov-rs any other article
in hre. informed The, they Will hnd a. OuIou *
-ns.e splendid sssorlIneot OF All 'e
articles with tn lr1te- Purchasers WI! INC
MISTY choice patterns OF Brussels, three Ply shG Ingram
CARPETS also on Cloths that rot TO be oblsinec q oe
.tor-. All o, which will De sold prices lower than ever
Before offered TIE goods are a. FecsivI9 qree, % o
manufacturers. :" a ot.s, :,
ma t-odI No. s. EAs: SroaeSaV ant - OIsIslOa-st
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rFY.B. Paimcr's Country Newspaper Advert
slug Agency, Tribune Buildings New YORK. embraces
most OF the newspapers all ces principal
towns In the United States ard Canada for which he IS
duly authorized 10 receive advertisements aud subsCnp
roGs. snd fully empowered 10 give receiIts.
Merchants manufacturers srs;,. ard Individuals gen.
orally besides public Institutions Incorporated companies
sud scc,eiSs VIII wish advertise IN subscribe for,
newspapers OF any section OF The country respectfully
invited TO eIGmiG. The files.
Toemove all doubt, and m'ssppreheusions. The agent
hereby nO:e, the public thai person authorized by him
solicit advertisements cards subscriptions for the
newspapers oT which he is The only sulho lied The
annoyance merchants and others growing Of runner
pretended agencies In this city, renders the adoption
OF this essentially proper 70 guard against Imposition
Those, therefore, who ~ish 10 business with h
agency su svol1 mistakes respectfully invited 10 hand
IN their orders ct the Office or address V g. PALMER
American Newspaper Agent. Tribune Buildings.
y The OF advertising In county papers, list Of
cities and principal towns IN the u SsiEsca table o.
the anthracite coAtrad@ OF P-ruihe agricultural products.
population representation, debts &c OF the several Sats
together with brief tresIse adyerisinr embraced IL
small pamphlet entitled the Roai 10 I6eah, mas - had
grsts application u the agency, Tribune Buildings.
Hqisl
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED

pY CHARLES MULLER, lls Nssssusl the Tempta-
- Eon Of Wealth. the Heir by Prmogenlurs BY Mrs
Ele- Csren Authorizes OF the Ross Of Thistle Islsn1
from the Swedish BY Gustsvus c. Hebbe. Price >
is neatly printed pages This work is justly RANKED by
European critics among the perfect productions OF
lis kind and has greatly Increased The high reputation OF
th- celebrated Of the Rose OF Thise Island
whom many Of the nPlish Journalists have deemed
percr her great rival and country woman, Miss
Bremen We predict with certainty that the Ten ptaton
Of Wealih' VIII he received by the reading public with
uuarir1ous applause. myI2 2t.-
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ry DR.. Bnnning's BODY Bruce affords imrne-
dsie relief 10 vocal incpi-p, pulmonary, digestive f-
male aud spns weBkuesses also, To weak. fas
growing children End 10 sedrntay and professional people
and srtrsnr, whose calling dispuses ;hcm 10 cfooP.
O;Fce IS Broadway. Lsly IN arenlsnc from 10 A. NJ
10 l. NJ md from s 10 Z " mis- Snlseod
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amrsswerts.

; a MKRICAH nUsEUM.-Every Dag and Eveo,r.
fo!asnees evsry s' spe . per
ais O'Clock Las week o. l.-t,S orxrg O1saag O,e
u tolO P " 40 ex,ra ers. 81 s 81, Acme ar..s
:st VIII exhibit 10 he ls,es tween II ara ~ a.
Nj wyrnss, ve.iloqsi,t; arrst VIE M. PSiIss.
suiy wh,tcek, Bap!o Player; cdrocsoirorc. s-fp
Rockwell the faror. Forsrr Teller assssssu Is 60
Children uatsr 10 years u: cents ryil
GRAND VOCAL AND INsTKUMBNT1Lc Con
VI crF;-Sfguors ROSINA PiCO p-c:faiy announces
70 he 21s hat WI: give Der 5rs Concert since her
arriva, from Hsvzas Tuesday Evsnins May la Al he
Ing ds;in gushed Irs.s VIZ: Asdsne Otto, Ms. North
all Madame sursh.rdt. Mr.. Goer; Mr.. Mayer Mr. Kyle,
Mast Scorcis, NJ Tluu and Mr.. Seanes
M-ssrs. TEEN ard Ees-rss viii prea!tc $: The Piano
Forte
concrr; viii commerce at eish, o,clocf
Ticket, o1e toiA-. PROGRAMME
Duo coaeer,aasePisao Violin, Mr. riHua aud Ma,;es
cavsHn:-Pari.isa-Mr P. .ponizs'i
sors-Msdane surkhard;, /" Thou art loveiier;-
Dao-ll ssreers-s,srors PieO sad Mr Mayer, paasas
css.Sa.-E5asa sisaoii Pico. Eraia Eiaaa nvo.
ADDRESSES D:1etec3-Wsdsae 6;c. .a s9 nj
Nor Ssaofs Pco and Ms. Hos DOB Con-
.....BeiitnL
Spanish soug-sisuors Peo-" To ssndungar-.: Blaneo
Solo-Fue, Mr Kyle Bii.u, varAncns on The c.val,n.
sonsNM.. So5.ssil sird Of Spring" recien David.
So1ance-M Gilbert lie Fills de "a Vierse .Seuto-
pueitino-Sg Proc and Mr. Gilbert Airs e.srez To-
c.1a,ina.Robti e DsSe Mad anne Otto Robert, Rob
s.aa a S.e ' Lomb.d sisuora Pico, Noa ia .osno
Tro-Semlramide-Sg nors Pieo, Miss Northsl snd Mr..
Tae Pisno Forte hi. occasion ia from the Factory
Of se Davis Co Boston land for sale by lheir ssents
Firth, Hal Pond, .Ss Broadway.
The Spanish Song has us been published by Firth Hall
( POND. with adaptation Of Eugishwor uiyll ais
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
Philip Ernst snd Hermann A WoleuhaSpt respect
July their friends and the public thSi their 5rst
Nav, a. The Apollo Saloon.
They WI be assisted by several eminent artists Mrs.
Eduard Loder. Mr Philip Meyer aud Mr. Timm.
Tickets may be nsd the principal Music Stores and al
their residence SIS Broadway. Price 81 cents nys 81
MUSIC TAUGHT.-M. DUMSDAY. Professor OF
Iva the Guitar, Singing, Piano-Forte Accordion and
Volin-connues 70 teach Ladies and Gentlemen OF New
York, their residences II requested in any part OF
III. city, without extra charge Pupils taken from the
country. Terms reasonable Apply Al Mr. D's, No. IS
Sond.sL near the Bowery. my5 it-odis'
~ NETWORK SACRED Music SOCIETY
/ NOrstoro OF the Mess.sh-Ths public respectfully
informed the Anniversary Performance OF h- Sacred
Music Sccety Will lake place Friday evening 18th Inst
Anniversary week. me Tabernacle. which occasion
Hsnd-s Grad oraorio OF the Messiah will be performed
BY universal reCnesL
The principal Solo parts will be sustained by the mo.t
dstiug ushed Vocsl;,s in the city Farther particulars will
be fnrni.h-d In snh.equ-nt adverti.emrnt my7
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~ d.liv I
sale ON inc "Wednesday twenty fourth day of Juno uust NJ
30 o,norL IN ,n S.non ~ H. vst,hni, NJ m. Cilv S,
IN III. civ Of N.w Yors ali IN. rishI lille and n,.fs. OF
shn.Iv ~ h nns ibon. nd VII, hnodrrs and ory
AK or my time aerwTds in bose hands soos.r me
sa IL 10 4. mos, four certain lots OF nnd sus, lying
sad b-inx Ia Ii. Third Ward Hno~a
", n ro1onnan OFT unity Church ss iDts su,bsSs
o snd aaS sundcd and r, on
Green b. sir.et and t.u hundred and fourteen and too
a. toe same are COVERED WIZ ao,es aug
bulldogs and enclosed ana a. ne s.'d 10Y OF lana s1-pd
street 70 wasa .lrss' "rmOg from. Of IN, three
rec VI 1un,osu w 60 ~ ,. " 49, ~ -, s,
"a 10 ds.ysssn.ri Ia ,.,y.ptr1,.n s
i-ishy), sot trsey ana nan o. rasI ana
sas .oS and Iss Too. haaarra and aioe,y
e, ,, Ws.hn,,oo.,r.; '-A '0 Wv AN'N N'N
"'I1!, ~ c.rt,n lot, sieces and n.,c,l. OF land
t,h t naidins b,r.oa srsctrd situate yinx sna b.ioe
IN m 9 nm Ws1d ~ III, civ Of N.w Yors ON n, nortn
s.,. d, Of e,t ana now ON the
~ ~. nf R.sa--srr- be. wen B,o,Swsy md c-pr,s
and rsk.n toy-Iher bo1rded and cona,niny a. h.
Is to soy beEanins a.t-ry .do Of chamtsl.
street a. he 90 .sa,a ae M Of sond
upon na 100 BANK for ssvns.. ers1.sd snS Ia1sx
to-s wr.tofy side Of assde.fss rGnains
bepee s0uIneassrly along tho sous-w-stsHy side OF
&c o, o.1y Of Gs,n. garmsn running h.ne. south.
westerly aouy Tho zane one huadr.d and fy-ons To
The nort-sst1rly SIDE of Chalnber|suee snee
runrrg norb aocg tho north easiery side Of
Chamberfeet aforesaid seventy feet place Of
beyinning six Of ground above mentioned de-
.cflbeo being Ii. same ots la,d down on Map nado by
Csamf IN Go-rck dated TN Ms3 1885, and On ia tho
otcr Of Register Of The Guy County Of New York
o,s nunbrred 10 20 wenlyj ri (tw.nty-oae)
81 (lhiftylwo) % ,hify -Ihreel, and u ,lhry fouf
Together pIih al and singular the tenemens, hsredn
raens and sppur1narces nerxunto beIoakts or 10 snS
wise specializing WILLIAM JosEo' onehn'
WILLIAM w. LYos, Deputy Sheriff. ,s.
D.:s1 Hsw,Yo... Nay l1a, .s,e: Wy. .-.e.s
SEkRIFF's SAL E-by ,ifI"s o. WIN % aori leiss
70 ne dlfeels1 $40 y, T AZ - 'c,acs ~
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MARRIED:
DIED /;

At Deep River. c.. May Sd, by Rev. L, MuzZy, Mr.
EDWIN ANDREWS, TO Miss JANE Z. GILBERT.
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" L. Price &c Co.-Ea.hionahle Hat Store :
The suoctiaes having cp-c-c dat Stcr- n: No. lie Fc
Of Dncht respectfully solicit ;be patronage
OF their o'S CUSTOMERS srd the paic- Taey WI; coss1
bsa3 complete assortment OF HAS, Czp-. n
6r-as &c. OF he Latest s,ls and III sci ths low
est prices Singis tAs maze - order TIE shortest ootes
ICHABOp PRICE
my5 swn THOMAS SHANNON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

e. Amidon's HAT EsIa hlishment removed from
coscer OF Wall snd ss.su Ne IN STosday direct
" opposite Howard Hc,eThe si;en;ioa OF gentlemen IS
invited BE eegSn; ex;:s s! bsek seavers ior sPf1s
snd Summer being furnished y him. The peculiarly
.: ;he-e fabrics ong Characterized his establishment Tor
eoufo-isas wei besa,ifa Hss Ills P'esen; SPrins
fashion IS perfect model fer ard Is beeve1 10
excel a. others introduced !hs
splendid assortment o; Genaeu,ens Youths All Chill
drea. Caps End Has comprising many uew scc desirable
patterns. OF tie best materials, aod AZ moderate 2rcet
SIS loss Tu&E AMlDoN, IL Broadway.