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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-03
Sob 11rintina ann Book Binding.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No. SPRucEsTREET-fIhree doors from Nnssat-ttreetl
ENHE facilities OF this establishment for JOB PRlNFING
are perhaps, unsurpassed by any office in the city The
patronage OF the year has been such guarantee
great extension We therefore, with con-
Sdenc- issne the following Gard:
TO Observation-Disclosures, supplied with all kinds
OF PRINTING at the cheapest rate, viz:
Cards. Bills Ladng,
Circulars, Receipts
Bill Heads, Checks, &c
70 LITERARY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Manuscripts print
Pamphlets, Stereotype Work and all kinds OF
To LECTURERS AND MusICIANs-Progr beautifully
printed.
Lecture Bills, Small Bills for Distri.
Mammoth Bills, button, &C.
And every description Of Plain and Ornamental job Work,
executed with great nestnes0 and puncluaty at The Oce
" The Improved POWER PRESSES, for Books, PAM
PHLETs &c. :,
All work on the above Presses viii be done exiaordi
nary low prices A FRAETAS,
jl2u Tribune job Prlnter.
NTEW-YORK BOOK-BINDERl, ia Fulton-s,.
NAN descriptions OF plain aud elegant Book-bndng e1
ecutsd with neatncss and despatch
In this establishment particular aitenons given In select
inc the best OF materials and the most substantial workman
ship. 80
librarians and Gentlemen having Libraries will find II 10
their advantage Gall and examine for themselves at
Fultons SpecimgDs of Binding In all The various styles OF
Sheep, Cali, ussie, Morocco and Velvet Bindings.
do II EDWARD WALKER
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@PRTNCE,s LINNEAN BOTANIC Garden

PRINCES LINSEAN BOTANIC Garden
37S and Nurseries, Flushing, rear NeuYork-The great
SOriginsl Estabishnent-WM R PRINCE l. co.
offer for their unrvsed collection Of Fruit snd Orna
mental Trees &c and they challenge comparison OF their
Trees with any Others whatever and invite purchasers to
20 view them and satisfy themselves Of TIER superiority By
which from 10 four years may be saved The Pears
Plums Cherries, Apcos. &c. from TO II feet in
hight, and their Ornamental Trees 10 % feet The Ever
green Trees are Is feet and OF beautiful form Oh
Grapes Gooseberes. Raspberri-s Currsnis, and every
the choicest species The collection of Roses by far the
largest in the Union, comprising 10000 plants OF 1909
splendid varieties Priced Catalogues will be sent TO every
postpaid applicant and may be had Of CLARK AUS
TIN agents $50 Fuon-sL and orders executed IN the
pehor style which characterizes This establishment
rnSn
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Trade of the hudson.

Produce and Country Merchandise Arriving at Ne'- YORK
APRIL l-Barge R. F. Slack, Dtrant, LctArop q Co.'S
Line-4Ooo bushels Rye Durant Lsthrop q 70;
APRIL 2.-Boat Brtrer, came LiHe'-oooo 0ush' oa'''
Durant La,hrop & Co.
Saoop Emperor. same Ltne-3 800 BUSH Rye, DuEant
La,hrop g. Co; 500 BUSH Oats, do
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by ORDER of George NJ. Smith, Supreme Court Com
Dmssioner. Notice Is hereby given that attachment has
issued against the of Edws Harris late OF
Woonsocke County Of Providence and State of Rhode s
land nonresident debtor due proof made 10 the sad
Supreme Court Commissioner pursuant to the directions OF
the concerning attachments against abscondlng
concealed resident debor and that the same will De
sold the payment of his debts unless he the said
Harris appear and discharge such attachment according to
law within nine months from the FIRST publication of this no.
ce and that the payment of any debts and the delivery OF
any property belonging the said debtor him for his
use and the transfer of properly by him for any pur
pose whatever forbidden by law and void Dated
Norwich February sd, 1886. JOHN f. BABCOCK.
27flawam Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
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OFFICE OF THE NEW-YORk and Ere Rail
Orosd Company No. 80 Ws!ls;. New York, 18Th March,
ls6-Notice il hereby given that proposals. will be receig
ed until the l0h Of April for the Grading Masonry aud
Bridging required complete the Newburgh branch OF the
NevvYork Ere Railroad, extending from Chester Depot
In Orange county the village OF Newburgh distance OF
about Is miles.
The prohes estimates and peccaous are in the
Office OF the Company In the village oil Nevbursh where all
necessary information will be given either by the subscriber
or by Messrs Sas Seymour and L. l. Stsndcf, Civil En-
eineers The will be divided into sections averaging
mile In length and proposals will be- received either Al
Newburgh in the city OF NeYorK for grading the whole
or any part By orde OF the President and Directors.
T. S. BROWN, Chief Engineer.
n. MARSH. Secretary. m20tA9
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THE. TRIBUNE.
From the Democratic Review for April
SONGS, OF LABOR.

From the D6mOCfhlAC lNo'io" Ao4 hPtA'
SONGS OF LABOR.
THE SHIP BUILDERS.
BY j. C, WHITTIER.
TEE sky is ruddy in the East.
The earth is gray below,
And, spectral in the river mist
Our bare, white timbers show.
Upi-let the sounds Of measured stroke
And grating saw begin:
The broad.ex to the gnasied oak,
The mallet to the pin
Hark !-Roars the bellows, blast on blast,
The sooty snithy jars,
And FIRE sparks rising far and fast
Are fading with the stars
All day for us the smith shall stand
Beside that flashing forge;
All day for US his heavy hand
The grooming anvil scourge.
Gee un,-Gee no THE painting team
For as is telling near;
For ms tho rafismen down the stream
Their island barges steer.
Rings out for Us the ax-man's stroke
In forests old and still
For us the century-circled oak
Falls crashing down his bill
Upi-up lin nobler toll than ours
No craftsmen bear part:
We make of Natures giant powers
The slaves of human Art.
Lay nib TO rib and beam to beam,
And drive the trunnels free;
Nor faithless joint nor yawning seam
Shall tempt the searching sea!
Where'er the keel Of our good ship
The seas rough field shall plow-
wbere,er her tossing spars shall drip
With salrspray caught below
That ship must heed her masters beck,
Her helm obey his hand
And seamen tread her reeling deck
"a AS if they trod the land.
Her oaken ribs the vulture- beak
Z OF Northern ice may peel
The sunken rock and coral peak
May CRATE along her keel:
And know we well the painted she'll
We give to wind and wave,
Must float the sailors citadel,
Or sink, the sailors grave!
Ho!--strike away the bars and blocks,
And set the good ship free
Why fingers on these dusty rocks
The young bride of the sea
Look!-how she moves adown the grooves
In graceful beauty now!
How lowly on the breast she loves
Sinks down her virgin Prov!
God bless her, wheresoe'e r the breeze
Her snowy wing shall fan,
Aside the frozen Hebrides
Or sultry Hindostan!-
Wherever, in mart or on the main,
With peaceful flag unfurled,
She helps to wind the silken chain
OF Commerce round the world
Speed on the ship But let her bear
No merchandise of sin,
No grooming cargo Of despair
Her roomy hold within.
No Lethean drug for Eastern lands,
Nor poison draught for ours,
But honest fruits of toiing hands
And Natures sun and showers
Be hers the Prairie's golden grain,
The Deserts golden sand,
The clustered fruits of sunny Spain,
The spice of Morning-land
Her pathway on the open main
May blessings follow free,
And glad hearts welcome back again
Her white sails from the sea
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~ Rev. z. Cheever, formerly of Newark.
J. was installed pastor of the Presbyterian Church OF
Tecumseh, Michigan, on the 18th inst.
POWDER MILL ExPLosIoN-A powder mill at
Enfield Conn. belonging to Hazard e. Co. of this city,
blew up on Saturday afternoon last and two persons
were dangerously Injured One Of them an lrishman,
named David Best. has died
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Hlaebinerp.

THE GLOUCESTER MACHINE COmPA-
NY having commenced operations at their new works
al Gloucester New Jersey near Philadelphia now
prepared make for every description OF Cotton
Machinery; also Slide and Screw Engine Lsthes and all
other Machine Shop Tools which they pledge themselves
will be superior quality and workmanship and at reason
able prices.
They are likewise prepared furnish all kinds OF Cast
ings, including Steam Pipe for warming buildings at
shori notice Reference Sitter. Price Co. Philadelphia.
Address j. COOKE SlTEK, treasurer,
25f 2aw2In, Gloucester New Jersey
METALLIC MACHINE BANDISG.-Those IN
iFwant Machine Banding will find II TO their lneresto
calupon the subscriber the original manufacturer OF whom
may he obtained MI widths and thckneSses from bis sue
ror Metallic Rubber Composition acknowledged by ell VINO
have used he superior any Machine Banding now In
HORACE H. DAY, - nihIiru-aue,,
ms after LIST May in my new store % Cortand-sL
NO PRINTERS aud Newspaper froprielors
double cylinder printing machine, bed 4lx2St inches
single do do do do 5oxS2 e with
sheeyer The presses have been used but are war
ranied 10 be in perfect order and will be gold Al low prices
ma Inc R HOE & co, % and 81 Go!dsL
THINNING; IATHE-Jusl received and for sale by
L mig SHERMAN. ATWATER < CO. 81 Fultonst
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FGG-C0DDLEs, Eyeglasses, egg-spoons, egg1s-
h dies, esgsleers, eggwhps eggchurrs egg poschers,
of our Importation and Manufacture for prcea
much reduced. SMITH, TORREY co.
mSO Housekeelers Emporium, IS Msiden-lans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-03

ATCHES. JEWELRY, Silver Ware, &c.-Prr-
chasers invited TO examine the following articles
whIc h offered FOR sse very low prices Duplex Le
ver Lspne and other Watches, by approved makers OF
importaonr In hne gold and silver c,es OF the
styes warranted correct time keepers Gold Chsins
Scala, Keys Rings Pima Bracelets, and description
OF new and fashionable Jewelry Silver Spoons Lsdes
Knives Forks Plated and Bri;snns Wsre Gold and Silver
Pencil Cases Gold Pens, Mansl Clocks, and choice
lec,ion Of Fancy Goods Watches, Jewery &c cleaned
and epaired LOCKWOOD L SCRlBNER.
sS5 Pearl-st corner OF Fulion-sL
man opposite United States HOTEL
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ia z17TmR9TGH mas III

Fl EapfrEEEEl THROUGH mas rT~A
$8 49, HOURS FROM NEW 1stas-sS,
'oe>A --lN--N~-YORK TO WHEEL-G---'I'---~
ING and pITTSBURG, via PHILADELPHIA, BALTla,
MORE and OHIO RAILROAD, Cumberland, Md.--3so
MILES RAILROAD
To Western Travellers Great United States Mail ard
Passenger Route TO Wheeling Ptsburg, Cincinnati sn'
the South and West
Passengers going directly through,
Leave NeH-York foot OF Liberiy-sL North River, ~
P. ~ in the Great Mail Train.
Arrive in PHILADELPHIA ats p. NJ.
Leave Philadelphia al 10 P. NJ daily-Mall Train
Arrive 10 Baltimore at 8 A. NJ az.
Leave Baltimore nj Il A. NJ. by the Baltimore an Ono
Railroad 1870 miles.
And arrive at Cumberland at P. N.
Leave Cumberland at p. NJ. by the National Road and
Good Intent Stage Lines and arrive In Wheeling OF Pilh
burgh evening. =,
r71- THE SECOND MAIL leaves New-York, A. NJ ~
Leave Philadelphia, sundays excepted, ~ ~
NJ by Steamboat, and a. NJ by Railroad, for Baltimore
Passengers for Piiisburg take the splendid and mo-
dern buill Steamboats, thereby hnv socy
y miles of Staging the whole route.
Frat class Steamboats, leave Wheeling and PiusbulR
hourly and Passengers are forwarded without deisy 70
Cincinnati all other Ports Ia the South and West rare
"a TO Cincinnati. n.u,.,,t,..,
For hroug tickets by this apply in pnsoeip 10 ~
the Railroad Office, of Market and EIeysnn.r,
IS South Thirds,, and Oh board sseamoosi Dr.
Fare through from Philadelphia to wheeling Soi 70 ri
burg sl2 with the privilege of stopping al baN''e %
resumng s-als 81 pleasure
o 90 -'' N''' '-A''A 'fr} L. sLEHHER, Ageai,
Railroad Office foot of Liberty.s, at d. ana y FL
Adams l. Co.'S No. 10 Was, al Ii d., or NstoGs'
Hotel, No. 3 Corard-s- ~.
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@YALUABLE FAKiI FUK sALk-L.ie!y q

- VALUABLE FAKM FUk SALE-LSItIY me
resd ence of Nicholas Smith, deceased pleasantly sit
ua,ed on the side OF the RArsn nyer. about i:
miles south OF New Bruins wick containing li scres rore
consisting OF about 80 acres OF meadows fair Pro-
portion OF heavy woodland the remainder arabic land,
large portion OF which Is in high stale OF cultivation and
well wstered There Is on the farm good dwelling house
of convenient size and other oubudipgs, apple
snd peach orchards full bearing and variety Of other
fruit trees This beauty and heahtuness OF It's situaiion
richness Of soil and sdapneSs 20 the raising OF ruck and
peach trees er with its proximity 10 the New Bruins
wick ard NeYork markets renders this farm well worth
the attention of the gentleman and practical farmer
For farther particulars inquire of Nicholas Boer1m
g. Van Dyke Esqrs 4; the Manson-House, New Bruins
wick D. w Smith, lOI Middagh-s Brooklyn L. L; or OF
Josiah smith, Suffolk county. l. l. mhS 2m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-03

THO HOUSEKEEPERS-New Goods Of every de-
scrption just received consisting Of Glass. Stone, Chi
ns Earihen aud Britannia Ware Solar Lamps for lard
oil; Hall Lanterns Rich China Allumes Cologne bottles,
Candlescks The sIock and assortment are large. and
offered at the lowest cash prices wholesale and resil
J. W. MERRITT,
Sl lvyeod 100 Bowery between Grand and Hester
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Jnsnrqnrf.
THE ALLIANCE MUTUAL Insurance Comps
Il ny-Ofics No. IS Wall-s.rcet

s ays6ses No S 49,. MsTsA Insurance ''H'''
james De p. Ogden, p. Burritr Lorng Andrews,
VIM. H. AsptnwaI, A. Norrie, D. A. CemsoeE.
Paul Spodord. A. Woodhull, P. III. Wetrnore
T. g. Thurston. VIM. Adams Wm. a. Russell,
F. Co,tinett R Whimsrsh, Jacob Harvey
Robt L. Taylor, A. ID Merchant, Edw. C. Center,
j. P. Vsn Bergen, John cryder, serj. Richards.
Henry Chaneey, Geo w Betis. ssui'l L. Mitchell.
Samuel WIlles, James Reyburn, VIM. D. Thompson
fhos. w. Ludlow, T. P Stanton, Leo'd s. SuareI,
Schuyler Livingston Richard Irwin, SperS. Benedict
Gilbert Allen, Alnet Reed, p. Fl. Delano.
G. Winthrop Gray, A. Foster, Jr. yas II. Van Allen,
Thoa Messenger. Jed Frye Benz 81. Fields
JAIME, Brown John Gihon.
by FIRE and the casualties Of MARINE and INLAND Nsv
CATION upon terms favorable any other in this city.
q The PROFITS ofthe business will be annually returned
TO the parties insured.
JAMES D. P. OGDEN President
A. NJ MERCHANT viee-PrssidenL
LEWIS BENTON. Secretary. LOT II
MARCH REPORT of the Mutual Life Insurance
I'VE Company Of Nev-Yors No. Sc Wallsi-Thls lnsnin,
ton during the month OF March Issued hundred and
nineteen new Policies viz,
To Merchants and Traders IS, To Mechanics.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Clergymen ........... .
Brokers ............... L Lawyers .............-
Auctopeers ........., ], Physicians 4
Agentr ............... . Officers OF U. s Army. I
Editors. Dentists ............... :
Architect ...,....... Shpmasters...........
Teachers ............. II Cashier OF Bank.
Sexton II Civil Engineers.
Members OF Congress-. Ho,elkeepers
iIHHles ......'--..'.s.' ~ Y
To,s, lives insured .Ils
MORRIS ROBINSON. President.
SAINT HANsAY, Secretary.
MiSTURN Posi- Physician, 54 Broadway. al I'M
lFE iNSURANCE.-The New England Mutual
- Life Insurance Company OF Boston will receive spplca-
lions for Life Insurance. AZ IS Wall-st
DIRECTORS.
WILLARD PHILLIPS ROBERT HOOPER,
WILLIAM PARSONS. CHARLES P. CURTIS,
Francis c. lowell. PETER WAINWRIGHT.
RoRERr B. FORBES, WILLIAM w. STONE,
GcoRGE II. KUHN, THOMAS A. DEXTER,
JAMES READ OriS TUFTS
JosIrulS AMoRy Sec,y WILLARD PHILLIPS. Pres.
JOHN C. CHEgsMAs, ID Medical Examiner, New ork
Forms ofsppcson for insurance and all necessary nior-
nation WILDE furnished By the subscriber al bis Office No.
SO Wsi-st New-York.
II n JOHN HOPPER. SollrliNr snd Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-03

CARRIAGEs-Creemer s. Haishi, carrisge-masers
ONo. $50 Broadway have hand and are daily
ceving from Bridgeport, Conn their supply of carriages
comprising almost every kind now In besides number
of which are In style. Their carriages mRnufac
ured of the very best materials and warranted l. months
against any defect
Those who are in want will find II to their advantage 10
call and examine their work before purchasing, their
terms will be found reasonable any other establish
the city
just received style OF carriage, which comprises
both open and close one; this is peculiar kind OF car
rage and 10 well described; they therefore
speclly invite those who are 10 of something mag
nifcent In the way carriage, to call and examiae l.
CREEMER l. HAIGHT No. $50 Broadway,
al Sleod door 10 Fran kin-st-
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sPLENDIp SToCK OF LAMPs,

OOh OI IxAIN1
GIRANpoLEs &C. AT GREAT BARGAINS CLOSE CONCERN.
NOUTHoUY l. MEYERS, 81 Broadway, having deter
" mined withdraw from tho retail trade IN this city on
LIST OF May offer whole of their rich assortment OF
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, GlRANDOLES, HOUSE
FURNISHING and FANCY GOODS
Ar33 PER CENT. BELOW RETAIL PRICE.
Chchcs Hotels Lodges and Public Buildings will be fur
uished al the prices have hitherto charged the trade
Those in want Of our goods To furnish
PRIVATE DWELLINGS
have now an opportunity obtain superior articles prices
So per cent than the like have been sold for IN
the city.
retail trade In this CITY, and is naed with extra care The
quality four Lamps Grandoles &c. s sufficiently Rested
by seven GOLD and four SILVER MEDALS, awarded their
manufacturers within the last years, and the whole
will be sold a. above without
There no caprap deception in this notice, pos
lively renquish present business ls May and
only request of the public call and Judge for themselves
Of the bargains we Offer
C All orders for Lamps Grandoles &c. got up 10 pat
the Factory will continue heretofore receive our
prompt attention. mil II
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SAILED,
Packet ship Baltimore, Havre. Briggs Brothers Neuvi.
tas Genl Wilson, Apalachicola Chas Hammond, Eas.
Machias; Norman. Washington, NC. Schr Clarendon
Halifax Ms and others. Wind NV.
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NBLOOpGOOD NURSERY

% BLOODGOOD NURSERY, Flushing, L. l.
King Ripley, Projectors. offer for sale, from Ih,
49, old aud well known establishment, every variety OF
fruit forest and ornamental uees evergreens shrubs and
Towering plants. which will be put uo with the greatest
Orders le with Geo. B. Ripley Co. No. 2 Pearl
street. where catalogues may be Obtained gTas) will
ceive prompt attention m2 fmDlW'
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gamps, Gnt!erp, ar.

TO DEALER IN LAMPS AND GIRANDOLES.
JAMES g. M0FFET,
No le Prrcest between Wooster and Greene ats Sd block
West OF Broadway.
MANUFACTURER OF Lamps, Girandoles, &c. consist
Wing Of
Grandoles Of all sizes aud pstterns, svered gilt and
bronzed
Candelabras and Csndlescks, and Hall Lanterns.
Centre aud Manel Lamps Bilyered gilt, bronzed and
olive green.
Bracke, Tampa, OF various patterns.
Church LGmps, do do.
Ship Cabin Lamps
Hanging Solar Lamps foi burning Lard or Oh.
To which he particularly Invites the attention OF City and
Country Merchants for richness pattern make and dura-
biy aud for prices low any other mandatory In
The City. For sale wholesale or retail.
PSAstra Lamps altered 10 soars and all description
Of Lamps and Grandoies reg resilvered rebronzed
All goods sold by ]. G. NJ will be delivered In any part
OF the City Brooklyn, shipped on board Of vessels
free of cartaga AZ Inn lstp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-03

LACKAWANA COAL.
SENHE SUBSCRIBERS now selling al retail. and de-
vering 10 customers from the yards OF The Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company cor OF King and Greenwich
aus and al the OF Gouverneurs T. R hr very desira-
bic Goal. OF the right size for stoves, rsnges, NC.
Also al their yard corner of Greenwich and Esmmersey
sta The various kinds OF Scuylk Lehigh and Liverpool
Coal of the best quality good supply Of Lump Coal OF
r superior kind for steamboats, and smelling iron &c
Isl II SfhES w OhlS.
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NaA FARM FOR sALE.--situateo OF the Rosdtron
~ New Rochelle White Plains, about equ distan, from
s@ sech containing $50 ACRES OF LAND, all OF which
IL Plough Land excepting Ten Acres whchts Wood Land
Pie place IL divided by ane and ~ laid outno convenient
ots for cultivation. All the fences Of stone r good
order The ground 10 Of The build.
ng, all OF FOOD character and In order. For TERMS Apply
10 6. B. KENYON, on tie premises, or OF
ao,f i ADRIANCE. IS ynhn- at NexY crk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-03

rJ1HETNION WHITE l. FAD Manufacturing Com
pany are prepared supply their customers and
purchasers generally with White Lead ofiher own manu-
factlre, viz:
Dry White Leai-Pure Extra and No. l, in packages OF
100 10 1000 lbs.
White Lead ground in ol-Pure, Extra No. and NO. = IN
packages OF - 20 1000 lbs.
The well established reputation Of their White Lead in
every section OF the United States renders only neces
sary say thai they continue furnish an article which
for purity brancy and durability cannot be surpassed oy
any other establishment, il this country. The name OF The
Company and description OF Lead stamped on each
package. They also keep on hand
Dry and ground Verdigris
Do do do Chrome Green
Do do do Paris Green
De do do Yellow Ochre
Do do DO Venetian Red
Do do do Spanish Brown
Do do do Prussian Blue
L;nseed OIL Red Lasd, Black Paint Sugar Lead &c &c
All of which they offer for sale No. Us Frcnt-sl on ne
most reasonable Terms. al oireod
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Jn0ia Rubber GOODS.

nAY'S PATENT SHIRRED SUSPENDERS:
Ian these goods are smooth on the cord. and
In every way better than any other similar goods No per-
authorized Days Patents and all The Smooth
Cord Goods having the subscribers name 20 them are
counterfeit and made by ptraticsl use OF his process
large stock of these goods for sale in Newfors Inc
OF the pstsntee and proprietor . Asideu-ane after
LIST of May in his store . Cortlardst
REGULAR AcESTs.-Boston-Messrs Seaver know
ton Batirnore-Siessrs. Len,z < Flsck. Philadelphia
Messrs Kirkland. Mansfield & Hall F. V. kruig Co;
Mitchell, Brognad u Co.
Buyers of SHRED Suspenders cautioned TO be
deceived by the pretences OF those who pirate on my
paens-such persons prosecuted at law by me-, and
with few honorable exceptions are lesgud together 10 40
battle. mS0tf H. ID DAt.
uCTCHINSON 81 KUNYON have on hand a large
Hand splendid assortment Of every description OF lndia
Rubber Goods in use, consisting In part OF about
5000 dozen Goodyear's Patent Corrugated Suspenders
1000 psirs mems womens and childrens' Rubbers
l,OeO do do Leather Soled overshoes
$40 do do Metallic do
Goo do Ladies Sandals, Metallic
500 do do Slippers, 90
800 DO do Bnskins, do
All OF which will be- sold wholesale RETAIL on the most
reasonable the Warehouse OF the Newark, ~ j.
Iudis Rubber Factory So Maidenlane. mli 6tisosu
GOODYEAR,S Patent Metallic Machine Banding
VI Manufacturers and others in want OF machine bands or
driving BELTS furnished by the subscriber at the short
est notice. with any desired width length without being
subjected the necessity Of waiting from six 10 ten days
for The completion OF IN order.
nT GEORGE BEECHER, 100 Broadway.
SUFFERED SUSpENDERS-Goodyea Patent
- SHRED Snspendes in every variety and style for sale
at very reduced prices by HENRY DAVENPORT,
al Iw' Agent. 40 Beaver ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-03

DO PER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Coal arsl quail
f,y and large size for sale the above low price from
yard or 80 cents per chadron ess when taken direct from
ship Athe above price Liverpool Goals amore econon-
ical fuel than An'hrsciia- Apply TO -
TSTOKES DICKERSON,
rr Nos tnS and ln7 irthonv-st near BROAD cav