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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

~ NEW LINE OF PACKETS for Liverpool
G Pec1-t OF .6.h Of A1al-Tse splendid l4st saiItns
-0S YscL-. .nip SiDDOSS, lis0 Les oa;Ihen Cap Z
. Cob, vii SAL Aoaday, April l!th, her regular Day
Per.o1- sins 5erins should fail fnaae
early application board st the foot Of Wait oro
W. J. 7. TAFBCoTT,
Tue Sfdous roa Liverpool On inc ii.a % -
Persons wishing send iuf iheir Iieads eSn - -
magnificent PACKET or aay oi -, =,
Ine sa4Gg l.I, 6in ztn lltA ietn. .tss - 80
every t.onLa. fayUrao.e terms APPHSc4I ' Is
above, ID WE TApscoa, " oe"' '"ET - "' -
Water roo Road, Liverpool 49,, ,,,.,h<.,, a.,
Drafts for soy amount Psysos &c so o
nd ar Wa, can a. all be Obtained co s2plhcaroa
M by letter postpa.dJ 8. shove
tn. ,, ,xat packet snip Q1een Of Lhs Wesl will succeed
the ,ddocs and zsE Nay Der regular day.
+ Ahh SUPERIOR Copper sSoeSa-stocSs u Lhe
LranoaI Com Dacirs bought AID sc3 by
ESD inss- is. HUNT I CO, No. Bsnoyer-xs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24
6tram Goods.
STRAW GooDs,-sTRAw GOODS :

STRAW ODSt-STRAW GOODS,
IOHN 2 SEAMAN having removed from a. Msdea-lsn-
y 10 IN. negs So JoUS-sT nesr William, o5sfh for
sale and will keep hand through the season AZ extensive
sssor;mcl, 81 STRAW BON,ETS CONFUSING every thinc
ds.itsbn made from lie italian, English French and Sisa
Brai.s &, yeaIl = those Of domestic manufacture.
He invites the Of 1esers both city ard country
stock feeling confident they viii md his Goods OF
.tylr and n prices low the market
will AFFORD w SrTls2m
NEAPOLITHN BONNETs.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, Paisnees AID AsauisciIrers Of
te N-apnlsn Bonnet, prepared 10 supply The trade
with :-ir nimgb- Nragol!ans FOR which they r-c-ived
two silver medals the last Fairs Of The American
Institute aud hch for srle snd ni.h unsurpassed
They warrant :ern clean and alter equal 70 Apply
10 PATTISON, NOE L co - Desnce5-sL
A. syyi.. or WISE SONS Plne aad Pear sis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

=. II. LUDLOW. kncuOneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURSITuRE and PianoS-Rs-
moved fos Of sale Auction Saturday.
April 25, Constitution Hail. $50 Broadway Bleecs
commencing O'Clock r NJ largu assortment Of
superior Furnsre, letting In part Of ts following
Royal Wilto. Brussels and Ingram Csrpets marble top
Table, bsck walnut do insd Nth marble marble
top dressing Tsbes dining card and Tabes mahogany
and maple Chairs mahogany Cribs marble rp Sdsbosrds
SOFAS Bedst~sds aud Bedding, Looking Glasses msn.e
Co~hs Dsmssk Window Curtains, hall and parlor Stoves
&c. comprising \ full assortment
Catalogues ready 90 the morning OF sale
Also superior grand scon and other Panos by differ
celebrated makers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

X. CURTISS, AucIIOnser
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Damaged Goods &c.
IL JACOB s PLATT will soil This Day 10 O'Clock,
al The Auction Room, Of Psu God 800 casks
cases aud lots assorted Goods, VIII csk Wood Screws,
cask Handsaws, Ssddlery, assorted, Pocket and PEN
knives, Knives aud Forks Edge Tools, &c. &c.
Also, at II O'Clock, 5 bales Quilts
Also, 20 lots Sheffield Edge Tools
Also. Pocket and Penknly-s, HIros, Scissors. Butcher
Knives, &c.
For farther particulars under Auction Head In tho
morning papers N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24
NEW JERSEY HOTEL.

having hesn reported ,hst hs New Jersey Hotel DIOR
4 nstown. ) J. not to he opened this season ne
subscriber tkc this method Of informing the public erd hH
friends that hs he's sgan leased this splendid establishment
and ready accommodate in the mort g-nt-i aac
r-asouabl. families sryl- parsnns and The travel
ing puhic Mornstown il well SHOWN for lis ehubrity
being ~ tn delightful summer residences IN
th- country. The subscriber trusts that his Efforts 10 please
will eu.ur. him share OF the public psrouaye
ali e.is D. A. GROW ELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

~ AmIdon's Hat Establishment removed from
OF Wall and Nassau To- No III Broadway. direct
ly opposit. Howard Hotel m29 'su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

CIRCULAR
TO THE BOOK TRADE.
HENRY LONG 4 BROTHER beg leave 70 announce to
lie Book Trade ihrous bout the United States ,hsthsy
have established an Agency II, No 80 Annst NewYork,
for the supply country orders for every article in the
trpde nj Publishers. prices is the intention Of the under
signed MAKE the ag-rcy which they propose 10 establish
separate and independent barch of The Book Traf and
the advantages which will thereby result distant dealers
who squir. a special md immediate dispatch he
slowed uoon particular orders viii he apparent
TIL. undersigned have hesitation in assuring such oihe
Trsde may fee disposed to favor hem with their business
iuds viii recive attention ,hst must ne
cesssrily give perfect satisfaction. h. LONG,
References T. d. LONG
Mes-ts. Harper Brothers
Wiley i Putnam, New-fork
90 Burgess St nger4Co)
." Carey { Hart
- Lea & blanchard, Philadelphia
- Ferret Co. az j. INV
BOOKS FOR FARMERS.
THE HORSE: It's Habits Diseases and Management 10
the table and The Rost-with advice to purchasers
Price l2I cents
Every Man his own Gsrdener-An account OF ever Veg
eab- production cultivated tsbeby plow and spade
Price i?t
Published snd for sale to The trade and al retail. by
SAXTON & HUNTINGTON,
as PTS Ros,ou Bookstore, 295 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

DEREMPTORY SALE OF Elegant Rosewood,
Black Walnut and Maho sany Furniture al the Coliseum,
No $50 Broadway Saturday April 2o,h, al 10 O'Clock
FUTILE DuCLuZEAU will sell as sbovc the entire
stock CITY manufacturer comprising large assortment
OF valuable Rosewood, Black Walnut and Mahogany Fur
OF III. fashionable STYLE the whole OF which has
been made expressly for ths city ros trade. and will he
warranted consists Of almost every article
both useful and ornamental for psrlors hss and bedrooms
For particulars Of which will be found In Catalogues To be
ready this afternoon.
\ g. This sale will be found worthy the attention OF
houekeepers every lot be sold In order to clear
Inc $3.50. nrsvIon. =, ,y.ninv a24 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24
Uin6om 5ba0es.

= AT PRIVATE sALE-Th- three story and auto
80: NICK House ald Lot To fee Troy--t facing Abins-
~ don. 40 ARE South o. row jnst finished Tho
bon.. h but in the best msnrer with mahogany doors,
nIsed lrnure marble snrs the honir bath
Ia, and wash roos wifi Croton wstr yennd IN front
y-ry desirable r-dsne Lot y feet ny 90 feet inches
d-ep-te fourth Huf.nnst For particulars OPP
ply 70 ANTHONY J. bLEECKEa. Anciion-er,
Ia Iw No. Broad.st
a. PRO-PECT HOUSE, Staten Island - For sale
f:s or 10 -t the occupied Academy, by
the Rev Dir Towel, situated Vand-ibii3s Land
ing airy and beautiful SPOT commanding nxt.n.lve
of the Bay, Narrow Long Island and The CITY The
house 10 well adapted for \ boarding house Apply %
at isa EMERSON PRlCHARD, 10 Wall St
*. TO LETOK iEAsE-Th1 M4nSion House POW
F occupied The Mayor OF Hudson, fronting on War
A rem on Of 100 feet front and i20 feet Ia depth,
with the nec7.siry and convenient ou:balhisss The
grape. add bearing al good ORDER For terms
spply 70 Darius Peck, Eco. Hudson, or
ms 2a~.a ELISHA JENKINS, E. l5Lh-s. y. 7.
- TO LET-Part OF mouse 10 small family only,
So pleasantly s!tGatet 10 Wstssrs. HiEan view OF S.
JONAS pK.A- The apartments consist Of tront room
bedroom ths second door, In TIE attic and
yard. Address T. w. r Tribune office. as -
dst To LET-Psr Of modern brick honss in hs Vi
a entity VI Chahan-sq1are, viii DO reced from Tbs lst
of May n-xt 10 srnal. family. References required
AddrSss l. A Box M. 1888 Pos. Ofhcs. az 3d1y
-. 70 LEr-1ss-ineai c1iI.I Of stofs No. u
a SprucesL Posses=!Gn given immediately Inquire OF
j. Price Isi Ea<t Broadway, or a TOO Prhlne o.
So. 3lE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24
5itna.ions, &r. nonts6.

OOOH-KREPER wncied-A person who hss prac-
Odcec Bookkeeping 5ennesrs American System o3
vha thcrcu shlJ u7cersiA5es IL EAoid 10 s-p ase: of
books BY docbs entry. Address J. C. AZ his oG-e Sot.-
No cibsr re-a sP-iy. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

josiah NiCdAhpS, Agcuocc,f.
by BANGS, RICHARDS g. PLATT.-Ssors
ID AZ Brc.dwsy.-Liberal Cash Advances made On coo
asuuents for Auctioa SacaL
FRIDAY EVENING
BOOKSELLERS Srocx.-A large collection Of Miscepa.
neoas Books Blanks Ike from The shrives o. Bookseller
AL O'Clock, at tho Aucttou Room.
BooHc-kn extensive collection OF valuable Books, gca
orally In Quantities
MONDAY EVENING,
Books-A (<rge collection Of standard Books from pr
yate Libraries
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Al o'clock, AZ lh- Auction Room.
CsoicE MrsIc--An extensive and choice collection OF
Music. embracing every variety for piano aa,s violin
voice etc etc escorted IN ois To suit deser COL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

D. d. NASH Auctioursr. Stor1 l39 Fulon.sL
nAGUERREOTY PES. &c.-Thts Day, Friday, at
~ 10 o'clock, at $50 Fulton ST quality Of DaSuereo-
type Plates Stands large and small Cameras, PlHe Hold
crs Mercury Boxes worthy the attention Of persons Ia
the Art. az,
HOUSEHOLD FusSIruRE.-Also, Tables Chsira, Wash-
stands Burosux Carpets Sofas, Rugs Beds Bedding NC
Al,O,l organ. w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

sys JAUk~ VI, Nli.LkN-
ID THURSDAY. April 3. 1886
All o'eock, at The Merchants Exchange.
ENscrroRs SALsWl be sold by order OF Aleert Jour
ney ES-cuor OF Dsvld Pulls dec-ssed the House and
Lot No l52 Eranku.s being . feet front by 81 eet6 inch
deep Sale positive.
THURSDAY, April, ssh.
Al 10 O'Clock. Store No. Liberty-sL
Doors, SHOES AND Bko6ASs.-l.ot0 cases Boots Shoes
and Brcgzns Consisting every variety suitable for South
-rs. Western and Northern trade. Sale positive
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
From Tho N-orridgcwork tMc.l Journal.

We publ s1 the following, a. among the many cvidcn-
Ces which we are constantly receiving at the increasing
popularity OfDr. Jaync's ENpeotorant. We have no in
tcrosi In pulling" it-any further than we have a desire
Ia promote the health and happiness OF our fellow -crcN-
lures, who are wasting away with those complaints for
which this medicine u an absolute remedy. Aud in cal.
ling the attention ofthe public 10 IL, we feel that we are IN
the faithful discharge Of our duty,
NEw PORTLAND, Nov. 4, 1879.
Mr.. fraii.-Sir:-I wish YOU TO send me three bottles II
Jaynes Expcotorant and in this connection, I would sSy
that l deem Il an invaluable medicine. and an article that
no family should be without for a single day. have used
II for two years in my family. aud have always found Il
= quick and efficient remedy for tighiness of ,the lungs pro-
dueed by long proiracted colds. which produce the short
hacking cough. the prcuonitor Of Consumption. ffpTO-
rerly ami scS%sonahiy administered. u viii efcctuaiiy
break up the most violent colds, aud thereby prevent the
many violent frvers, 81 frequently consequent upon them
l won'd most cIicerfnily recommend this medicine 10 the
public IN all cases ofthAt nature. !. ~. WEBSTER.
For sale m Wheeling by aug IL J~CRUMBACKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
LATE FROM TILE ARMY

The steamship Alabama, Capt Windle, ar
rived at New Orleans on the 9th instant, from
Brazos ST. Iago.
BY this ARRIVAL the New Orleans Times is
placed IN possession OF the Matatnoas Amer
lean Flag OF the 3lst ult. from which we sub
Jolu some items oil interest. The publication
OF the Reveille has ceased, having been sus-
pended, as we understand, 10y order Of Gen.
Taylor. We regret TO see by the number of
the Flag now before US, that several lives
have been recently sacrificed i'm Matamoras.
We learn that it was Gen. Taylor's inten-
ton oil moving up TO Camargo ia a day or
two.
A private letter from Point Isabel informs
us that Gen. Worth has been ordered to Law
out a camp Tor 10000 men at Camargo, and
a depot sixty miles from there, on
the road TO Monterey.
Gen. Taylor was dispatching the regulars 10
Camargo with all possible haste, aud like
wise sending OF large supplies ol munitions.
The highest point on the river, at which any
OF the volunteer troops were stationed Was
Lomita, between Burita aud MaIamoras, at
which point one battalion oil tie Tennessee
regiment was garTisoned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
HOME MARKET.

The suhjoined remarks from a communica.
lion ia the National Intelligence we com
mend to the attention OF our agricultural
readers.
! see that Senator Brcese saws in deb,te
that he does uot care for the home market
that eight OF ten counties ia Illinois can sup
maj; II h the iuulgn market we want
Poor man! how long l. II since lac wdscaught7
wheat crop of the United Statos makes
annually twenty five millious OF barrels of
Hour of winch about one million is exported
and twenty -four millions used ia the ho,nc
market; OF the corn crop, of from four hun
dTcd and fifty to siX hundred millions OF bush.
els, not one hundredth part is exported, aud
the other ninety nine parts consumed al home;
of the three hundred millions of bushels OF
oats, rye, hurley, and b~uckwhrat. less than
one hundreduh part is exported; OF fifteen mil.
lions OF tons OF hay, worth one hundred and
fifty millions OF dollars, all Is consumed AT
home; OF animal food, even but a small por.
ton OF that which Is sailed, is exported, and,
ii both sailed aud fresh is taken into view.
not a hItieth part is sent abroad.
Mighty rich and fertile counties those mus,
be M Illinois that will furnish such supple.
a. above stated. Nor is the situation of IN,
United States singular in this respect. TIL,
great market OF oucry nation is at home. An,
N"H ~ WV ih'HSt WIZ VIII give himself TIT
trouble 10 think on the subject, will at ono,
be convinced OF il. No nation of the worl,
ever has or ever will export one. tenth part O
It's agricultural produce.
Every nation requires nine-,rn,hs or NOR
Tor their own consumption. The daily FOO,
OF any nation Is enormous, and Great Britain
Ia her years OF greatest scarcity, never import
ed thirty days provisions for her entire ropu
lalon III my memory serves me, the recor,
shows that, IN the very scarce year Of 1901
II was estimated she imported about hicrl
days supply, aud then her population was a
/. bout one half of what il now is. The dali,
consumption Of lour in the l.. States, estimi
ted OH the quantity OF wheat grown. is sew
enty thousand barrels, aud OF Indian cor
nearly one million five hundred bushels Pc
; day.
The entire value Of the agricultural produc
tons OF the United Stases exclusive of cot
ton) isannually at least one thousand million
} OF dollars, and the annual amount cxporte.
Exclusive OF coitou) does not exceed twenty
{ i've millions, or about onc-io iieth art-lea '
|, ing min hundred and seventy-fve million
Tor homo consumption; and set Mi. Brecs
says he does not care Tor the home marke
f aud that ten counties in Illinois can supply i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
MEDAISFoRTHE SUBALTERNS

We were Yesterday shown one OF the med
ats TO be presented TO the brave non-commis
stoned officers who so nobly Distinguished
themselves ia the battle of the Sth and 9Th.
They are made of solid gold, about the size *
somewhat over the thickness OF a doubloon.
On The inverse side is seen the coat of arms OF
America, surrounded by twenty-nine stars,
representing the different States, Texas inclu-
drd. II the foot OF the eagle is inscribed
"PGlo Alto and RosGcd dc Ia Palma" On
the reverse is engrdyed-"Presented To-,
by citizens Of New Odeons, for gallant ser.
vices IN the battles OF the Sth and 9th of MAY
loi6'-the whole surrounded By a handsome
wreath. These medals are pronounced by
competent judges to be the most beautiful
ever made IN New Orleans. They will be for
wardcd to the seat OF war at The earliest or.
pOrtunity.-N. o. Deita, July 30.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
ALMANACs O 1897.

The subscriber respectfully informs city and
country merchants that he has just published
and has for sale at the Times Office No. | Ash
land Row, Monroe street, Wheeling, the Far
meTs' and Mechanics Almanac for 1917. This
Almanac, calculated by John Armstrong, is
upon paper OF extra quality, neatly printed
on entirely new type aud contains 30 medium
duodecimo pages, comprising the calender,
the Signs, Eclipses, Fast and Feast days, Ia.
Bile OF Courts, Sc. &c. and will be sold
as cheap as any Almanac in the West.
Dealers are invited to order at an early day
as there will be no more printed than will
supply the demand. and we shall close th,
publication BY the last of September. Mer
chants in the city can have them TO supply
their country neTs at the cheapest rates
j. &. WHARTON.
Vince ling, Va. August l3. 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

WORMS eanno, cSis; IN the system, II a liberal use Ie
mahc OF the tiickencr Sugar. Coated Ncyet abie Purraiive
tih-. They NOT only destroy the worms, hut thoroughly
Cleanse the stomach and bowels of the mucus or simy
substance Which supports them. Their cter4iion A. 30
gentle, that they may be administered 10 children OF the
most tender age without producing those injurious effects
upon me general health, which have always constituted
INC most serious objection To Nermihige~. Their metal.
nc nSac neencraily 20 violent in its operation. mat the
system seldom RECEIVERS from the shock until the patient
nas arrived az years OF maturity or actually ouigrown H.
w Know several Al this moment whose constitutional
Vigor has tectl 80 completely rRralyzcd by the inindicious
administration OF meiailc kemifuecs while young. thai
they are almost totally untitled for the TRANSACTION or or
binary business. The ClickeneT sugar Coated Vegetable
rus, on sho contrary, have never been known 10 leave a.
ny injurious effects tehind Them They serve Tatker 60
mvteorsir tho system, and render il proof against the
moti inVe'eIaie ailments. For sale IN Wheeling by
WI A. @.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
FOR THE TIMES.
THE HARP Is SILENT.

THE HARP IS SILENT.
The Harp is silent, and those balls
Where once il notes were heard:
Save when some stone long tottering falls,
Is silent, undisturbed.
And sleeps the song that once swoke,
High valor in the breast;
And nerved the arm for every stroke,
That sent a foe To rest.
That silent Harp no more shall tell,
The tale oi love taught deed;
Or mark the battle ground where Tell,
The Brave who ne'eT recede:
flushed are its notes OF JOY or woe,
Like a lair dream they've fed;
Aud rest among the wings OF snow,
or the hall forgotten dead.
lis well thy strings are broke IN twain,
lis well thou'st t~uncless now:
For from thy chord no passion'd strain,
Could cheer the ssddeued brow.
The brow o'ercast to feel the soul,
OF other years has fed:
Or rests bneath the churchyar1 mould,
A sleeper with the dead. u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
PENNSYLVANIA AND HER IRON IN

PENNSYLVANIA AND HER IRON IN
TEaEST.-The following interesting statis-
tics of the Anthracite Iron trade of Pennsyl-
vania we find in the Philadel phia North A
merlcan:
Little more than FIVE years have elapsed
since the first successful experiments werr
made IN this State To- manufacture Pig Iron
with anthracite coal; and no considerable adj
vances were made IN II until the fostering IN
huence OF the Tariffo ~ was brought to bear
upon IL. The results have been astonishing.
A new and most important trade has been. as
II were, created. We leam from an iutelli
gent source that we have NOW in blast thirty
furnaces, aud eight more in progress ot cree
ton, capable ot manufacturing 10000 tons
oil iron within one year from this date. The
Iron commanded recently in this market from
so To $50 per ton; which will give as the
annual aggregate product ol this new branch
OF BUSINESS, 50, 2lS,0O0. Such are the fruits
of the Tariff
within the same period fifteen rolling
mills have been erected in our State for the
manufacture OF anthracite iron. whose united
power can produce annually 10000 tons OF
railroad, boiler, plate aud nat and round bar
iron; which, at the low rate OF SO per ton u
mounts To the handsome sum OF s.. 300 900.
Here then we tnv the vast SUN OF six mil
lions aud a half of dollars as the annual pro-
duct ot this single branch of the trade. How
many thousands OF laborers are thus sustain.
ed-how many thousands OF farmers thus FIND
a profitable market-how large an amount ol
trade Is thus cncouraged-how many m-chan
les ore Ia consequence employed, we are not
prepared to say. Bat this much VIC can say tina
all these advantages viii, under the British
Iill, like the beseless fabric OF a vision, iad'
away.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

We observe that many of our contcmpora
rics are publishing the duty on Wool by the
new bull at 20 per %Centutn, instead Of 30.
The Wings. no doubt, wish The duty was but
20, that the Manufactures would profit at the
expense OF the Wool grower. This mistake
ought 20 be- corrected. The duty is raised TO
4.-W Washington ETdmiHer.
Well, il the duty is raised Otis an Irish
Ialse) to 30 cts. on wool, the duty ON the man
ulsctured article isrcduced, and the necessar ~
consequence is the reduction ia the price OF
wool. 4 low duty on wool and a heavy one
on cloths, increases the number of manufac-
tuners, thence the number Of competitors fol
1t, and OF course, enhances the price of wool.