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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-16
THE PRESIDENT IN BOSTON.

During his recent Northern tour, President
Polk was received in handsom style In the CT
ty OF Boston. and was welcomed TO the State
OF Massachusetts by the Governor of that State.
The Speech OF Gov. Briggs was eloquent and
to the point. and the Presidents reply was In
excellent taste. This, be il remembered. was
IN old Federal Massachusetts,, and the act of a
double-distilled Wing Governor but Gov.
Briggs knew what his duty was, and he per-
formed it like man,
But what was the case here Mr.. Polk
paid visit to his native state and to the Uni
verslty at which he graduated; and though
every body knew, and all the Wing papers
In the State admitted, that he came not to adj
vance political purposes, yet Gov. Graham
gave him no word of public welcome, and did
not even visit him until Sunday night, twenty
four hours after he had been in the CITY! In
deed it is matter of doubt whether he would
have called upon the President at all, if he
had not known he would have to meet him al
Chapel Hill, as President er-oficio of the
Board OF Trustees, where he would be obi
ged to exchange civiities with him, and treat
HIM with the respect due TO bis great Office
and so he "broke the ice' here, twenty-four
hours after the President arrived. And vet
the same Governor had but short time be-
fore, sent his Private Secretary to the limits
of the City to meet Daniel Webster, and had
entertained that gentleman at his Mansion du-
ring his soJourn IN the City--in other words
at one time he lavshed all the honors in his
power upon Daniel Webster, and threw open
his doors to Massachusetts Senator and a
native Of New Hampshire, while at another
he closed his doors against the President of the
United States and a native of n Carolina, re.
| fused to extend to him public welcome on
the part and in the name of the people whose
Gov he his, and contented himself with pay
ing him a cold and formal visit at his lodgings
Behold the difference between the Fedora
Governor OF Massachusetts and the Wing
Chief Magistrate of North Cardinal
1t is due to Ex-Governor Morehead to state
| that being in town when the President arrived
he called ubon him in his most cordial manner
and LETT nothing undone, so far as he could DE-
it, to render his visit to Chapel Hill pleasan
and agreeable. Such a man is capable, whe1
occasion requires it, of rising above the bitter
ness of personal feeling and partiZan prejudice
and we respect him for it.
1t gives us no pleasure thus to allude to tn
conduct of the Governor of our State, especial
ly after the hearty welcome which the Presi
dent received at the hands of so many Whig
on the occasion of his late visit to n. Carolina
but seeing what had beer done even in OLE
Federal Massachusetts,, and remembering Wha
had not been done here, we could not well re
fran from presenting to our readers the con
trast between the Governor of that State AM
fkic
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-16

Thar says Jim, that will do; | knowsd
you could do poorly well lynn, but the last
effort kin take the cakes
i amt goin' to tell any more, but I'll swan
seed it'
Seed thunder shouted jim you seed
what the doctors call a alfdctOyU cOlIusiOU'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-16
YeYrN JQWRNAAs
Published every Friday Morning, BY
pzTcr & FULTON, ProprietOrs.
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three months after subscribing
received for less than twelve months
We will pay the postage on letters containing Three
Dollars and upwards, and money may be reunited
through the mail at our risk Tue fostmas1ers GER
tiscate of such remittance shall be sufficient recsp'
therefor
yr-AIl Letters On business connected with bis Oh
e must be addressed [post paid to PRIcE q FULTON
or they will not be attended tc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01
MARINE JOU r n A l.
PORT OF NETWORK.

ARRIVED.
Ship Orphan Williams. 80 de I'm Hsvre' with ndse 70
w Tvsou July H. lat Al, long 81. spoke brig William
Henry, Of Ktuesion. Mass, hence for Gibraltar go
saw sisrse ship ashore the end OF Sable island
painted ports, lower mast standing -,
Bark Ceres OF Boston. Hodge. I'm AmsNfosm 'u'y
l6tb. Indse to Boonen Graves Co
Ham bark Miles VogIer. 40 de I'm Hamburg Nose 70
schmidt & BsIcben. Aug 81, lat ~ 81 long 80 %.
spohs Dan,h brig 5oress steering Est go, lat 45 40
long 40 Al. spoke Br ship Titus steering East
BARK solomon Piper. Merithew. - de I'm MarseiiIes
and "a I'm G,brster mdse to X Buck.
Bark John Gardner, Pedsrson, I'm New bsrceohs
Juv l7rh and Havana August 18th with sugar &c TO
Alexander Left at New Barcelona bark Dianths, Tor
NYork ready. Al Havana barks Louisa, Powers OF snd
for PhilsdeIphis Nsumkese, haidsn, Boston Hen
rtetsa Jones' Portland; brigs sus-n Jane. stannsrd'
Portland; Cardenss GpodDg. do; Esse Means. Bangor
clio O,sood. for Baltimore August 20 Carlyle Shack
ford for NYork Republic. Smith. do; Josephine hacn
unc Card Preble do Elizabeth. BoOkey Philadelphia;
Champion Chandler kuevtss; Millinoket Harper, unc
Hyder An Of NYork dischs Clinton OF salem CO.
Auxust 18TH "a Moro Castle saw schr Decatur going In
Hsysns August 2sth. as miles East of Chincoteaeue'
psssed vessel bottom up wood bottom, painted green.
apparent length OF keel about so or % fee rudder gone
some spare end Of water yet attached To the vessel
from appearance had not been long 10 that situation
Br brig Hebron, Dart fm Maitland Ms, via Bridge
port Ia ballast to soaic. Whitney Co.
Brig Tybee, Mccormack, de fm Charleston, cotton
70 n George Buckley.
schr Exit Halsey I'm New Orleans, Aug 3, cedar, to
order etn Aug passed ship Henry Lee OF sag hsroor
asbore on the Bar, with steamers alongside trying
to drag her over Ia lat 50 50. loog "a 81 picked up
vessrls house. newly painted and but little damaged =
The Exit experienced very heavy weather In Tho Gun
schr Brilliant Hsa, de I'm Port wsl,hall' coal to
Mr. Cunniughsm
sAILED--sbips Rochester, Liverpool; silss Holmes
Nov Orleans Csthsrine. Chsreston--snd others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01
INSURANCE.
OFFICE OF "TME HoPE N MTTUAs s.I LlEs

OFFICE OF 1.-THE HOPE MUTUAL LIE
OInsursnoe Company" Wslst moruinrf ou"o"s'
Thi, institution Incorporated In i846~ih liberal spo
perpetual charter and duly organized according 70
has commenced the business OF Life Insurance on tno
tual principles; the oct prchf being oi'loeo s.y
among the insured according the act OF incorpof
The rates OF premiums conform with the usage OF otn-
snsr compsnes-for the convenience OF psrues
who would prefer the premiums by lnss
10 lefl 10 their option when The premium EXCEEDS -.
pay one half la cash and secure payment ~ me
10 IL months, by approved note bearing iniere'"
per cent. 49, .a,. IS,
The lives Of married men may be insured FOR the ornen
OF their wives and children, that upon The
the insured the wife II living, or n not then hs
will receive the amount payable BY the pohey "oe AN1
clear Of any claim by the creditors OF the deceased
FOR the grest-T security Of parties iusuTlns WIN VI.
company, the Trustees have provided an lnosnuly Ill.,
the OF 5000 TO meef Losses mat hh,
policies issued by company which 10 TO remain uhu
capital exce-dng thai amount shall have been fcaee
from The rece pa OF premiums when II VIII 10 no 't
necessary, aud may be Withdrawn
The following 10 Hat OF The Orcers snd trustees '
ensuing yesr-siI; ..--.
Ns,hsr,sl Wead Frs Wood, ChAuncey Ayres,
simeon Bald win, Joseph B. NOnes, fhihp . oAph'
Dennis P-fkins. Roswell hoyt, WIN L. bfrN'tf
John A Davenport ssm'l X sstierlse, James Dimon,
Aex'r II. Dana, G. H. beArdsley, ShAs " h..cs-y,
Charles 4 Tsvlor John W Leeds, Joseph d. Warren,
Al.x'r Hamilton. Aexr N. Holly Stephen B Provost,
lanes T soutier VIM. Minor. Th-o. Davenport.
John w LEEDS Assislsnt President
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, Vice President
JOSEPH 3. MONIES, Aciusry.
ROsW ELL hOYr. Secretary.
VIM WELLS General Agent
Dana Woodruff 4 Leonard Esqs. Councillors and Az
torn-ys OF The Company for Ne~-fork.
VIM. T. Minor, Esq Counsellor and AIlofneJ fos sIsn
Era Wood, NJ D. and A Cooke Hall. NJ. D. Physicians
Medical Examiners and Advisers OF The Company Tor New
York.
Cssunoey Ayres NJ D. Physician and Medical Advse'
Tor stamford myll -odu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01
PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

In ship Orphan. from Harre--D. Tucker J. D ono''
ID. Wyrnan. sod 1863 10 the storage . -
I'm bark Cyss from Amstodsm-mr. Schaep, Mr. T.
Hartman, sbd $50 10 tbs steersse
n bark Miies from Bambwg-Miss IL Scnsuli Mesrs
! BLOCK N Potrn L "A. q DIroks-n and lady. tdAsrd
r. Rsdif; Mcs Emma Coll, krs. Rossie Rickton, and
9e In the storage
Ia bork Solomon Piper from Mcrseiiies-Messrs A.
Mullen Y Mullen Patrick sutton. Adopbe Adet
IN bark John Gardner. from Mao Baroeiora--H
Bssch SPENCER and lady Charge d. Affairs from Belgian
TO the Republic Of Peru
IN Brig 7y6es Jye~ Chavt aon-an 4 Graves, MRS
q Peters. Mrs M. Hepporon. Mrs. Cummings and dsu-;
MI. A. Psloren and lady.
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PLATED ALsATA WARE.

ogALDINg \ WATT 20 Broadway, have received ~
Stbe la. arrivals general assortment OF rsed AipsA
Ware consisting Of fOrfs spoons, cssofs CAKE ns"rs'
-. atiss ga &c &c The most modern sno iE'nop
-. Tondon pauerns which universally approved %
EnssS AID ar. now for the fret time offered % ne Amer
r.S oubic They also have extensive sssrfinrns y,
-. nis.d IN III. beat manner upon British plate and
hsrnsn silver al a. reasonable prices, and wAffsnlro
Tn close resemblance which ms 49, "aIe
.iv-r Il. vss superiority over wares ps1s, upOn
p-r bAss have established lis general use 10 ismes o'
.,,-pliou OF Ih@ people Of his country -.
sosldinx Wsa regid and r-pla7 eancelaor.s' gfsn'
49,. amps csnd lestcks urns csstors spoons fofn
~ An he ros permanent and oesuufal style, and 90
.hn tror~e
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CORPORATION NOTICES

a ssEssORs' NOTICE-Publie noees ~ ss' ~ Z,
40 coas,v q, sYors ib.l he A..e.so.' .. .~ nj
sp-ctve Vsr5s hsv- comp s,sd NIL b oo- o. heir
Lsu .ad the copy for esch Wac 70 s. ne Assessors
runh-r. Al the Plsee herein nrn'''o'-
yvs, grs-At r.rsln Msrt-t, up sni'' e'H,--'
from so1th-si Ctr Norrson' iIs o.. Csmrn-yer
s<co-d Hars-Ai 50 Fuliou-sL Augussa'
Alexander Walsh .- II Chambers.
Ts.-S Wsrs~ai pa w..hinEoo corner OF ''''''''''
Jane Ei. a, .Ss p-.ri-si James o. Smith Niles
Cbsmners. ,ptu,.n C. Scott Isaac B.
80 H.,4-a,lss w.lerst ThoEnn romP'on' Jonn
's Ss.., z,-a.,la Eas. Broadway; George Adams
L1 E,ss f Wsra-a,s IS rhoup.On-sl John W. ssHVeil
'a ma. VIA, ~ Hud.on-st H. Howard osrsill
" 1.sss Ea,s@a 81 Hssler-.t Edmund Anderson De-
re Ileseaa wra-A, sss Fourshst Lewis pinsse' John
Tsri Wr-s-The Sra, ten dsys 81 Grihn's, seven..e,n.
a. 80 so,.rt.Is 40. sussecuent Ten DAYS aud 90 ne
lin Of s-ps-nbsr Al Cr0mweis- Msnha'tanve jonn r.
,,t.,.,s gsrs-Ai "a Pitlsi; William jenkins, John
Fosrt.,na ya-s-at Centre Mrkstplsee' Charles
0sm sns rsre1 University room No l, base
rusnt enrrspoe from W.shio place Ezra Lndio~'
s.Itesna ga-d-As ~ Eighth avenue James Nieol'
sssSssestA Ward-AtII2 seeond'i Isaac Ward Abrs'
ham Van Sosk-rcG. crs.. a.
Eighteenth WGrd Al ssl Iniro sFeIuo ~o4''1' SNf
herd, illism Johnson -.... - ,,v q,
the from The Twentieth day Of August 70 Ne
Tent d.v OF seutsber both Gays Included And ma "
Assessors Of the respective Wsrds VII meet - sie
eber ne,t Al tbe PLACES IN their WARDS heretofore men
TONED 70 review heir said ssessmenis on he sPpes
ton Of Any person coreeivns himself ssgrievea
H'"'i0''' A'tD'' EZRA LUDLOW, President,
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BOOK TRADE.
WOMAN AND HER DISEASES,

WOMAN AND HER DISEASES,
UcROM The CRADLE TO THE GkAFt-Aoapted
exclusively 10 her Instruction 10 the nsiura laws OF per
.vsi-n and ali the diseases ~ her critical periods by I'd
ward H. Dixon, I'D pp 325. Price y % fourth edition
AI.o bv the sans author similar WORK addressed 10
Young men. DID. 10; price eighth edition These
orE. should be possessed by every person DESTROYS Of
their pt-l-cins physical Advancement The nedlcs'
religious sud daily press we passed ne hEh.s'
nm, non their utility and high morsl character For sale
by CHARLES n. RING, cor John 81 aud brosd~sy.
Agent. wanted throughout he Try. nu<o D.
THE PRACTICAL FRENCH TEACHER
10y NORMAN PINNEr, A NJ. OF mVbii-, Ala In.
b.tipls Ne. and revised edition, Just pubished and
f,,.ssby HUNTINGTON SAVAGE,
ANA '"a''N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01
HENRY-sTREET GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

QCsckCSBus,A NJ, sAcroR
THIS INSTTU ION 80 H-nryst lie designed to sup
i ply the fssern portion Of the Guy with school
where pupils will be received NJ all and horouk
fitted inio College. for commercial pur-
suite The Fail term will commence August 80 pupils
entering sflsr portion Of The Term has elapsed, are
charged oay for The time they hsve attended.
Parents no DESTROYS Of fading good school are
respectful y invited cs and examine for themselves or
10 make personal Inquiry OF come Of The following gen
uemen; -,
REFekrxcEs-N r. Moore. Ill D. President Co.umhis
College; Prof Anthon, Coumbisn College, Prof Hen
wtel do; T.yer Lewis Prof Greeh, Ne~-fort Uniyer-
sity; Rev Johu Mevieksr. d Prof Nor Phi Col
Coll ; Rev. jobs knoI. Do Rev N. }. Mnsehs, u
Rev. Isssc Ferris. d. it7 Ess. Broadway; Rev w
EiseObTodI IS Amisy-.I Rev G q somm-rs >! Msai
son 81 Rev Renj HAight d Rev. J. +. Schroeder
ID u, Rev. j. M Forbes, ID d Rev. Charles R.ynolds
Rev 10. jones' John ootnouI, ESQ Pres Bank OF New
York, A ID. Paterson. Esq. Editor Angio'Am-ficsn
Nestry 81 All SANS Church .kc &C su@ lOt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01
AIRS. BAILEY WILL reopen her Institution
BOARDING AND DAY PUPILS

on Tuesday In u S-pemoer Psr-nts are requested
IN amer their pune usy the classes Tor The
ensuing year viii ber be snised The senior and Junio
D~pxrtniens under the direction OF highly sccon-
nsh.d sent ean who has bad great experience 10 The
in.trscon Of young ladies' assisted by eminent ieseh-s
no these ard Departments The dtseiphne insrue-
t,n cour.r OF sud, pursued and Lectures secure
,-m sc and accomplished education while he uinoG care
4. NJ ncu car Kind and smishle manners Ano 10 FRO
room are M nished with Chsrs Maps. oooss az
exceeut Philosophical Appasus with aissrs fof 1ne
studies Of Astronomy and G-ometry The oest INSTRUCTOR
are ,moloy.d for the Fr-pch language which 10 taugh
daily ~ ali the Terms 50, farther ~
De ssc-stsined by application 10 Mira bAiLen ~ Def
r~.id-pc- 10 C.Afro-place Bleeckcr-sl au.lNWAssi
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TEXAS GENERAL AGENCY.
SHERWOOD, WAGNER CO.
B,A y.yeAase hss! Esfat.,

U,i psYcsase hea! kffate
OCATE OR SETTLE LAND CLAIMS, procure rs'
i ,rant. or other Docum necessary 10 perfect TILES
snrv@y Mao and subdivde Trsc,s Pay Taxes 90 LANDS
on uou.rr.den.s or sbsenle-- Redeem Lands sold 10,
Taxes Settle scc0lns win ne din-rrns D-pauenS "
H. s,.ts ;overumeut; Collect Foreign D-bls, aud trans
Al All other busir- spperlsning 10 General AgenSy
Also The above srn engaged 10 the practice OF Law
m he Supreme and Dsrict Courts OF The sa- and ne
t-uit .rc Disuct Of he United States for ne
s.is u Texas and will give prompt attention 70 al ousi-
pess entrusted 70 their care -. -
All sst-rs and co.'s nun c sons from other STATES on
br.n-ss 1. be addressed 70 LORENZO SHERWOOD,
Galveston " ~
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SCHOOLS.
.1anxG LApIE., sCHooL.-xn HAINEs

NOUSG LADIhs ~ ~ 49, - !. = - - NJ
ss,sn. 10 remove s~r srhoo ron 60 wsrren-sl
a. q E.u twentieth 81 Grsm-rcy PsrE, toet~e-n 20
vc,,-b av-uae and IrvinsDars and will Commences he
snsu lns t-rm the 18Th 81 September, "a honcsy
Toe house 1. comm dous and arranged With 90 perlo,
ar muodson. FOR School. and The iocsi0n . no1
surpassed 10 The ciiyaccessise by several Inc o.
snd The r-i directly PARK snd In he rnneo'Ae
viciu;iy Of two three oshera -
C1re2lsr. NAV be obtsined 81 Dor-uus Niron's cor
per OF Nassau and Liberty AID 81 The bookstore -
Francis Co 80 Broacwsy. - -
VUUNG LADIES sCHOOL-Mss cLsska. .a {,
cessor 10 Miss Hsines will euief upon NC -
ber school Al Sc Wsrenst on MonSsy me ON 2. -
TIMBER The youpg Issirs on her senyol VII III ~.
borough English aud Classical eou'se o'
seas All me Advantages for acquiring hnsr-o edneson
aaoro ed 10 any Institution in The city -.
gor terms and psrticu srs Circulars can De %
mined Al Msssrs Spa ding sbepsrds books ore lsss
Rra-vav ad o. Sc Nsfrrr o. 81 nicn pace s'o -
sopsl iste,vi-w nsy he bad -ta 10 YrlnepH se-- :
NIAnsH's CLA-.IUALsnd coAners'.i . :,
wi l07 HenrysL Brooklyn, will be reop-n,d OF Mooos'
Augu,t 50 for the instruction VI young gentlemen
branch Of edussron n-c-s 70 2, them 70 en's'
70, circulars Containing reference ard oto-f
apply al The Office Of this paper or a. ~ WILLOWS.
iy1- - :
LEY's School for Young Ladies, a. o. q,
eorrer Of T - ecii-n-st. will open 90 ~ -oh.s.y !,
"A ssnt-nber This school, under The care OF
n III I,ns-y-as.ised by g-nliemsn-hss been esiso-
Nsbed for several years 10 lo-sed IN ine me'' -
portion Of The city and is psirooz-d nS mses ., 20.
nsv he nd Al he re.ioence OF the Principals as shove
corner OF Twenu-th-,t and Fourh-sven1e- so~ -.
S,CBOOL. ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL n 1s
Spt.oIogicsl Institute. 81 Ediidgest tesfsnHned 10
iess will reopen stn month I'd. ln regard 70 NE mer'
OF his school, applicants will be referred 70 is patrons
many of whom Of many years stsnoink 49,,
NJ aw. RICHARD CORNELL, Principal.
DOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for foans
Is Lac. on BROOKLYN n ghls, 81 Plerr-pontst-Mrs
Laura T. HYDE. PnpcipsL-Tnis school VIII 9s re
80 "a Win Increased Advantages on Monday, the 9th o.
september CrcUlEs may be obtained a. snepsra ~
Bro.o~sy, and Al ih- seneol sals s0s2N
A sTOHIA IN-TITUTB, Astoria, Long lssna' Tor
n he education Of Young Lsdies,
MRS HUSrER, Principal, -
will open sfer the usus August vacation on he u's
Wsduesc az 10 Sep embef For particulars, Circular ~
apply to Mrs HUNTER At The Institute, or ~ Rev
Brown, 80 Faltonst alo ot1N
NIE--R-.t HUBS a. CLAKkh'. a,sea
lVI Institution r.0ge0s is Finn Acedemlcs f-r o.
Mond az the September Al the bulldog erected o
he accommodation on Wsshiu gor.squsre, .F fcufsns-
Application for admission Of pupils may row % nses
,rnIsrs nav b. oiain@d al the Institution. or a. ne
hoot,tore OF NJ r. Newman CO. l99 Broadway sn4o In
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Mas AND Miss Cooks
SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LADIES

No % rweanb-.l thet e-u Fifln and SIKH avenues
FALL TERM COMMENCES "Wednesday, S-Pt-moer
S-The Coape OF Instruction Is that OF ne pcsi
sohcls ncas,og tbe osi elementary sh and French
ades sed The higher ersnch~s Of literature and science
lectures 90 vstus subjects delivered IN c'urss inf0us
on. zoe year, (for SoNdug Pupiis s-e CireulsG
Aofms sno references be ooisined from the Sircuar
scot ey POST o and application To Nrt Moan
snIe -S~MWks
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kY, AND
DR.. POWELL, ocULIsT, AURIsr, &c.

rye EAR
DR. POWELL, OCULISTt AUHlsI, 4e
81 Broadway corner Of Nsrr-n-sL
A rrENDs EXCLUSIVELY 70 Diseases OF ne Eye
"A ard Ear. from 70 Z oeioet ,,
srE.sssus or Squirting, cured IN afe~ Minutes
a.-Ttrr.t gyy, trs~riec without Al operation, thai
r.nnot ~ tistn zuish-d from me nsr0rs-
Dr. Powell aAs Ihis day published 20 pun ItEArIss
o> rfK ryz-s per-ctons and ther cure, Win r1les
,or he -.cuon Of sp-ctscles he 10 se bad :. he az
tso-. .nd OF Burgess strfng-r, Berforc Co ". n.
Gr.hxm C. Sheppard. Yo~i-rs Wells, and Of boogssl.
lers s-refslly mySi oneoa
S,.OUf.DER-BKACEs AND BODY-BELTs--
AGAT.s Patent Elsstc sho1.ter-brsce, % highly
=. ouue,dst and pslr0uized BY the most eminent sur
eons as country, for children adults ~ DO are 10
erec tnop round shouid-red .recied spine,
persons win weakness pain the chest hose OF con-
s1mpuse sec-ntsry habits or hose cornned ~ 1cJ
or me wrrpgdesz hey vii ind ben ~ inya soe
article brace ne .hnu d-rs and expand he chest here
By giving free and healthy sction 70 the lansh Me
chzncs and ls5Or-rs asng his brsc- VII Dc soe - DO
more with zee fatigue - vel - improve We torrn
To BE rad wholesale ard retail. ~ J. AGAIEb
G-ul.sner' q GU sins Store 81 Broadway,
corner Put ace
NIB Also . % er;or Body Bell. OF Abdominal Sup
porter. hishlv accommodate fvsl In
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IL
a CARD-Mr W. WHALE and Dsugtier f-spceuu y
"A snnOut ce 70 the sdes snd gentlemen cf Ne~ ora snd
allyn they about forming classes ss above Tor
The com season OF lSs7 g. OF which due notice vii be
be gwen u a. so srosdwsy and Gothic
hs Rrooklyn Insiiuclioas given daily IN ali the new
and fashionable Dances and Wales s toe private Acade-
nv No Is .asecue wher- all Information vii! he
rvea Particulars In future advertisement and circulars
auc4 SW.
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n. 4 d NJ. srEBBINs,

d. -
No II NAssAu 81.
HAVE FOR SALE, in lOs'o 'ai' Pdrens'e'' "'"
sRo1S sHFErrNGs-A great variety otstyies hesvy
snd hne-Lawrsoce Portsmouth. salmon Fas, C,onn,
Lowell Eaton Mills. Wessport. Whises'one, Nonh Wv
CoTroN YxRN-rwst ARD sIlirs. No to %. from
The beet mills In Psersoo, NewJerssy, for hS.fs"s'"'
VI COARSE YARNS for cyuufry Trak-Assor,ed No; 70
To- and r. Of superior custy from North and s9n,1
Csroins. Georgia Virginia and New yers-y Lag heS'
BROWN DsiLLs~Ors.s~rs Wad<rss. Bsits. T,rrns,
Cary<f Wsrp W,ckrzg Ssrns Twsss, u. &c.
y. s.-Lib-rs advances made oa eoosgnmenn Is em
nANTALOONs,-HAH RENs, he well known Psrss
fancy cssees Of which be mases psns 10 order for only
A.c, French ard Euxn.h black es.siusres aud doe.
sims from - - per pair warranted good or DO ale
on Ans. su7o I'm
nVENIN MILL COTTON DUCk.-rhis esnvss
Almost exclusively used in the unted states Navy a
and a. inches wide warranted equal not superior 10
osher Couon Dack, may now be had 81 80 sronts o.
AUS i'm HIN PEck co.
NIEHINO CA>-IukRE..-soe .ses merino CASH
Ivlmeres, comprising al eolors and mls'1res AZ VA
su7 IS Esrhsug~psee.
NEGRO GOODs.-so0 pscsssss Coventry, Georgia,
lNDover, Baltimore, Concord River aud Wasnlrs''a
f; ys and A'"'' S n i r CO ard 81 r..
DLhAUHkD GOODs.-6te cases comprising every
Dsid'h' aye and s1si,y %, ;a, so ey -, :, p,,.u
RRowN sHEkrINGs ana shn!inss Of various
AM CT. HARRIS. u Erchsnge. place.
NJERIN0 CA~sIMERE-.-ioc Gaze. green, blaes
IVl and god mixed, ius, rseeived for sac y g, ,
iyS NEsMiTHs co ~ ard = r'ne-se
COLORED LINiNGs And prill'ugs, Coz sale ~
Osn7 cT MARKS. i6 Erchsnee psfe.
= s,xY PXf.TkD 5. cached shirtings OF various
E.vIs. r., s.i- nv & HARRIS. 81 Fxcnsng--r.--.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01
nOCICAK SMOKERS.

RIO CIGAR -MOkEKs.-sonsthtnE Ne" BILL
i GOULD s. Nasssn-st Tribune Buildings hsVe Jus'
received from Hsysns few thousand OF mo no'' e'f
.ite Cigars ever offered 10 he public. -,
They consist Of Pas POfss, Esper1eros sna
The tobacco has been cured by new process
IN Havana bv which the felicacy Of is nz.Ne HVms"
nr..-rved under al The vicssitIdes u eimste. ~, -
In Europe hey have met with TIC i1o.t ~
,robstsoo ana hey are offered 10 me discerning
smoker The choicest specimens OF oOsoeo ns' ~
ever len Cuba. ,..s, ..... con.
,.irn from four % twelve cigars Very CONVENIENT anu
uDrtable sold wholesale and retsll ~ 49,. ,,.
f'' BELL = GOULD, lh8 Nsssal-sL
az Excnsive Agents for Ne-forf.