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"The gone forever gone

lIother,reH.
The ancient hills were cleaning in the grey auroral
Aud lingering stars beamed dmly the fading veil
As TIL old ancestral threshold caught my tear Of part
ing STRIFE
All grded for my journey DER the perious moors
Of Life.
She slept and through sleeps wondrous realm she
wandered with her boy.
Oh how Mothers Love broods DER the Idol of its
Joy
slept beside the pillow pressed the thin and blue
Unconscious that her footsteps drew SO near the silent
brea,hed adieu-her spirit knew my presence stand
And gladdened was my soul with low but eloquent
With nmigh,cr swell then rose the wave of sorrow in
my breast,
As the la st kiss of those love on my pale lips was
pressed
They tell me b" she has gone from earth"that suffer
ing life is DER,
That places which have known her long shall know
her-ncvernore
But the melancholy story like fantasy doth seem,
All but the solemn mockery of the midnights solemn
dream.
When til days alternate duty's done and thoughtful
hours come on,
] seek still haunts to muse upon the "gonc, forever
gone
Then as old pictures sweep along DER Mem'ry's
couded skies,
Her spiritual form doth pass my spiritual eyes.
She stands there just as l remember when was a
She stood and made me wonder why she looked so
pale and Wild
The bloodless lip-dimmcd eye-and ever melancholy
Good Angels shield the One who hallowed Life $
spring time with prayer
Often the sheet that tells the tale take with trent
bling hand,
And search its mystic writing till in dreamy trance
I'm there again-l hear her step upon her chamber
star,
In all old hallowed places doth she meet me every
where.
hear the winds of Night sweep up the pine-wood
hear the old brook babblc down its rocky alder glen
All through the restless watches booms the growing
of the cock,
From chamber unto chamber beat the echoes of the
clock.
Then through the midnight silence comes that breath
$50, ing hard and deep,
Which long ago did haunt me so and break my fitful
Sleep
live those checkered years again of suffering. JOY
and care,
They tell me she is gone my spirit tells me she is
there.
But as dream forth from the cloud the lightning
truth doth start,
As ever and it floats like midnight Ger my
heart;
Then yield myself to Nature and the silent power of
woe, .
Till sinks the tide Of sorrow down with constant ebb
and flow.
The snow-wreath and the winter wind the gentler
spring hath fed,
And summer flowers dist sweet odcrs round her
narrow bed
But she hath gone - those words they haunt the
chambers OF my soul, 80
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American Farmers.

Many thousand farmers in New England rear
large families, pay all their debts and taxes
promptly, and live independently, well clothed
and comfortably housed and provided for, and
lay up money, on farms of SO acres. The idea
is, that these people labor severely. This is a
great mistake. They have much, because they
waste no time. With them there is " a place
for everything, and everything in its place. u
Their horses and cattle, tools and implements
are attended to with clock like regularity, No
thing is put off till to morrow which can be done
to day. Economy is wealth. and system affords
ease. These men are seldom in a hurry, except
in harvest time, And in long winter evenings
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Nrx,an NAM, II - 20, , ~ 80 AZ reauil's IN"
ho,a go -, :, -. ~ 'He "l'ie' 'ta''s
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rbs ESQ.,, ,,' y, ~, ,r bau a man,
centres Of nriio and even if I'm. can,,nI snccr,phs
VI ".',r 'itn vtr'' II N'p'.al succuinpS'
' aC ".,, W. ~ -, v Il. i.sl'' 'Iie usceldah
.,, Wv, he y.aJ "'" , , No rerSsle
nom '''''' wv "a"
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a r ~ $50 t' iiY u IlTwi c9aiiion
@ III; 1, w.. , i'ls o,usl' Hacale'
Ter cinnnT t1 he Sotr n na ~ iaai
", .'"'1ual :" I've 7nly; NUN not SO recognized
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or severe weather, which forbids employment
out of doors, one makes corn brooms, another
shoes, third is carpenter, cooper, or tailor !;
and one woman spins. another weaves, a third
plats Leighorn Bonnets." And the families
thus occupied, are among the most healthy and
cheerful in the world. 1t is easy for them to re-
duce their wishes to their means, if announcement
or imprudent and to extend their means to their
wishes,
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oY Dit is said that ex-Gov, Hubbard, the
gentleman "rot" carries the KEYS ~ ~, VIC
Sans empty money box, who resides al Cb,ris'
town, No. i, but is By tao required TO keen ,ho
empty box aforesaid in the city of Boston w' 'r
Ne under the necessity of Introducing Hon NJ,
Nonlton, OF Manchester to the next Preeidcn,
Il he does at all as N" man who r1ps'r bear =.
ait'd armQ Of the GrGai'c state. in tho /, :, ,
D1icH - Bsi'ocs FqVs Go-r,.. ''"''
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to peace on such lgnominious terms. With
such determined spirit to overcome, and against
such a people, we may wage a war for centu-
ries, and yet never be able to conquer peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26
Trade Of the Hudson.

nectff dtd Ootrfrt neTC1dnHuc NetO- YORK
Absuy snd Nec- York Line L Braindrd- Barge Roehss
r-4 bbls aour II Reed; bales wool, V c Hall SO
soxss Congress water lark Co; do goods, Putnam
'mss bauer. n Burrin II cattle Cslkins.
Sstffsws Lns-A VGn Sdnfroord + Co--Bdrss Superior
IA bbs -four, w Alton; Is % Doss Guesu; tubs
later, Hope Stanton Coz q bbls flower Jones Tow
s bbls sshes Abbey Freeman IS hhds 26 bbs 7s half
ae beer, A Burt; box goods, Brigham; lis dozen
beoms, Vsddsr q do Alien; ~ bales carpet case
rnss Hutchinson Tiffany; 10 bales goods II TaTbOx
Co; 40 bxs do, Fisher, Howe Hamilton.
tS,ay and Canal Line A Hoyt-Bayse TorlpkiGs-
As.s -four, Dous Guilau; $50 bhls whisky, Hrrrck
ian Co, do / Dol beans, 7 B White; tee butter,
Boyee 2 bxs sbees goods, Lawrence, Thmbe Co;
hss esrpsI. Z Higgins rolls do Hutchinson a
fosny g dozen brooms 20 do brushes, Harwoodi SO
5ne
I Fsh Cos Liae-BOdt Vm B WOOS-2soo bus corn
" do shorn. U Fish Il Co.
T<M Denseys Lins-Bayse No. }. Tdyloy-lol hides
kaher l. Andrews 40 do 4 X Stout; 1S do & Mat
rsn lSa w Leupp sli do w Miller so do So rolls
sss IN bbs hay Is do straw Taylor; 80 cattle %
eevs II calves
oS Albany line SCHUYLER 4 Co--Bdrse c Brdtndrd
cafieris2 bills -four Dursnt, Lahrop CO. 1000 bush
'ss Schuyler; 400 bush malt, Hammond; 70 casks
sosp, owner; IL bses goods, bogari-
Sane Lins-Bd7es Indspende1ce-3OO bush oats,
huysr; 81 bags oil meal, smith rs bbs lls half do
Yer, Putnam; ~ bdls straw ls do hay Brown.
T,y Son's Line-Bas9e DEichess County, Capt Tyler.
m Buryoun- 5000 bu 1000 do rye 1900 do 400
s While IN bags go bis hay so do straw 4s bbs pota
rss bsgs do II bbs eggs q pals butter 10 bbls kiln
;ed meal 10 bags rye flour ~ calves Capt Tyler head
tls Z Germond IS bbls Hawkins, Stewart Pierce I;
wagon Maitland Co; crate crockery Pierce VIII
hn, Dbl sundries bale do, George Shook.
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PORT or NETWORK.
d SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE,
ARRIVED.


Dutch ship Ussel Verburg 81 de fm Rotterdam. mdse
md 1911 passengers to Heckenrath & Van Damme-
Bark George Henry (of Wsldoboro) Gracia, AZ DIS I'm
Palermo fruit to master. Left bark Lspanto, for
New.York in q few days Came through the Straits in
company with the brig Lincoln, FIN Palermo for Boston.
d April lat 80 81 Ion IS 80 spoke ship Erie from BALI
more for Hsvre. days out.
By bark Walter Morrico, Morrice, 40 dc I'm sunder'
An6 ballast 10 order
BIZ bark Meteor Brown. 40 ds fm Hull, mdse and =
passengers. 10 Woodruff & Mnturn.
Br brig Ocean Rowell 50 DIS I'm London. chalk &c to
Nsir Taylor.
Swedish brig GOtha, sundberg 50 ds I'm o',end' bal
AK 70 order
Br brig Arcturus. Harrington 10 DIS I'm Windsor Ms,
FASTER TO soule. Whitney Co
brig Hawthorn, Bell, 70 DIS I'm Sunderland, coal to
aeay Livingston.
Be- big Wave Briggs, II ds fm Hsvre dc Grace, In
oA4ssl 10 master.
Br brig Mary Eliza Parker, 10 DIS I'm st Johns, F.,
alas, 70 Stokes Anthony 10Th April ia, 90 49, long
y spoke Br brig -. FIN New York. OF and tor Cork
Dutch gslliot De Koophsndlc, Remmers 81 DIS I'm Rot
s'dsm, mdsa. to Moresu s. Bernard 10th inst lat 81
~ iong 50 20 passed ship showing red signal win
sehr san,es; Dickinson, ds I'm Philadelphia md'c,
% Mckee & Hand.
sehr Meridian, Page, eds I'm Provincctown, fish to
master.
sehr Ornament Coleman. d.. frn Boston. mdse. TO
,slsr.
sshr r Jewett Adams I'm Matanzss. 10th April. mo
nsss 10 r q Thurs,on & Co. Left banks Mary Lowell,
naoez and Caution brigs Ceres Harriet Orb Calves
haJ II Stevens and Wides p Walker and schr Wanda
"A ll,h inst of Csrysiort Reef spoke sehr Mount
ho?e. I'm NewOrlesns for Port au Prince - de out
sh Os Hsterss brig Portland, I'm Cienuegos for Bos-
ioa, is days out
Portuguese schr Theodore Dias 20 ds I'm Demersrs,
ballast ~ Houghton & Brothers.
sehE Nle, Hampton. I'm Belize, Honduras, 18th inst
pecle Lsoouisse. sailed in co with brig America,
Va Boston. Left schr Able story, Brown, I'm Boston,
days brig Robert Bruce Wade at the South part oil
ne slsnd.
seer hedomsk Hart IS ds FIN Calais, Me, sth. sc. 10
'n'ih BOynton.
eear Charles Stevens FIN Philadelphia for Plymouth.
DEIoW-l ship unknown. Wind South.
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Urn 0ooos.
NEW sPRING sHAWLs.

NEW SPh4NC ShA w Ss
ID II PEPPER, 3s6 Gfaud e. corner Of Attorney so
cils call from those IN wait OF shsws, as MS stock
comprises n great variety OF new, nch and desirable
sprsg and Sumner Shswls which have been purchased
auction and viii be sold very cheap a. lney must DO
disposed Of Immediately 10 make room for other goods
P h. r. Is also receiving daily great variety OF dry
goods Of every description which will Re disposed Of Al
such Prices fail 10 give The most complete salts
faction 10 purchasers. az w.
tENTIEMEN'- SPRING and sammer "ezr-
VI our sock OF reasonable goods cOmprsng The latest
and fashionable styles In The market offered Tor H.
specton under that the sane endeaVofs
which have ELECTED very liberal share Of patronage VIII
be exersd 10 give satisfaction IN the style and MAKE OF
garments In particular We would commend 10 ne ai1en-
lion OF those who hsve proved the truth Of assertions
10 reference 10 superior Of psuaoons We are
bed 10 furnish assortment Of CassimeTes and Dn-
lngs sud 20 those In want Of light and airy garment,
several highly approved styles Of SACKS
From th- particular attention directed tcArmy ard Ms
W work Uniforms are furnished In strict conformity TO
regulations and have asAys on hand goods 10 answer
The requirements Of all grsdes u The services.
WIN T. JENNINGS co. Diapers and Tslors,
40 lsf 81 Broadway American Hotel.
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Antiion Sales.

AUCTION NOTICE.-H DUCLUZEAU will eel
IA on Tuesday, Zth and "wednesday, 25lh April. at SIS
Broadway up stairs at 10 o'clock the balance Of the stock
Off Gsrsrdn prsng the richest assortment OF French
dinner and ies sets offered at aurttJn.
Also tho hsndsomes collection ofvsses. Etruscan, Me-
dicis. antique pOpoo renaissance Louis XIV, nc &c.
Also close consig men silver plated assorted
silver walters plated tea sets candelsbrss &C. To be sold
without reserve
Also. rich glass ware-Comprlsing elegant decant.
celery urns, umbers pitchers fruit baskets preserve
dishes, champagnes, wines, &C
Also, mechanical and hall lamps bronze and brass
Also, rich chins and gilt French clocks
This sale is positively the last which Mr. f. Gersrdn in
tends have and comprises the most splendid assortment
newest and richest Styles Imported from Paris
Catalogues and goods ready Or Monday, 10Th April
NB-The attention Of ladies' Is particularly requested
10 this sale Il includes the most fashionable and elegant
collection Of goods particularly glass snd vases
which 40 be offered Tor sale. as 5us-
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TNGLIsH Ann FRENCH

soARDiSG AND DAY SCHOOL FOX YOUNG LADIES
T CLIFTON, Staten Island This school. conducted
n by the Misses ERRINGTON, will reopen efler ihs
Spring vacation on Monday. May 3, lsf7.
Circulars be obtsined Hoyers Music store, jo Broad
way. AZb w.
TNO PRINCIPALS OF SCHOOLS, &c.-Mk
Il MCCARTHY Teacher Of Mathematics, &c. having con
eud-d an engagement Ia family, has, In consequence,
few leisure hours which hs would prefer deyotng to In
stueton 10 school tmae or female, either 10 Newfors
or Brooklyn Commute aons addressed TO him, care OF
Rev. VIM Morris Rector of Trinity School, 70 Earek or
len 81 40 Resde-st I'd door from Broadway, would DO
promptly attended 10. Az 5ussSMWFs
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60 AON ,
CARPET AND FLOOR CLOTH

WARE-RoONs
ERONTING on 81 EAST BROADWAY and II d.
Il visiou-sL-The subscriber would respectfully tender
his most sincere thanks TO bis friends and public gen
orally, for their very liberal patronage since bis removal
from Pearst to bis present location, and respectfully
solicits continuance Or the and the recommends.
ton Of their friends 10 his establishment
The gemenis ih the most extensive manufacture
OF this country and Europe for early supply Of The
latest patterns VII enable purchasers 10 make their selec
hons from se m0st complete assortment Of all The various
styles Of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS sc. TO be found In
the city.
Families msy be assured OF every article proving re-
ted rs All goods received direct from the
fscurer and u Il the intention that the stock shall
Of the best quality Of al descriptions Of goods pertaining
the line ard furthermore, the prices heretofore snail
be made perfectly satisfactory WIN II. GUION,
as lmiseod 90 East Broadway. snd II Diyisor-st
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3. a. Chiffon, AuctiOn-er.
HANDSOME HOI -EHOID FURNITI RE-

III p. n. LUDLOW CO. will sell on Tuesday April
e. l547 at 10 o'clock, al II Hammondst, Green
witch avenue the furniture contained 10 said house,
si.ng Of Brussels Ingram and Ventan carpets rugs oil
cloth mating mAhoesny sofas chairs dyans centre
bic, Egyptian marble top Egyptian marble pier brackets,
large size pier glasses sofa table dining and TEA do, win
dow curtains mahogany wardrobe, French bedstesds,
dressing table marble top and mirrors mshogsny wash.
stand marble top, towel rscks, solar lamps gsndoes,
cardesbras mantel ornaments silver plated stair rods,
stained gass ball lanterns mahogany hat stands, china
glass and plated ware, &c
Catalogues will be ready the day previous TO sale at the
Office OF the suctiOueers. "a Wal Il tH0l as 2tis
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JNO. :. BELTS, AuciOnrer.
UCTION NOTICE.-Building lots 10 South Brook
IA lyn.-GERARD BELTS x co. will sell This Day,
Monday 26lh y o'clock the Merchants Exchange,
lot. Of ground the south SIDE o Baltic street between
Clinton and Court ss Is bV So feet inches These
lots are pleasantly situated being about so feet easer
OF Dr. church and Crer cesrsbe opportunity FOR
doing business 10 New York either for building
or Investment Five u these lots ad join each Othe'.
LiIhogrsph .msps car be seen 81 he sncgion room.
OF .sle the balance on delivery Of ne deed TILE per.
feet a0 u
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durtien Halss.
JOSIAH McsAkos, AssrOeesr:

JOSIAH MCbAkDs, ARcccnesr.
NY BANGS, kICHAHDs a PLATT-Stors 1<
ID Broaiwsy-Liber,l Cash Advances made on cocs,gr.
menus Tor Auction Ssl>s
MONDAY EVENING, April IS,
AT O'Clock, stthe Auction Room.
Books, BLANKS BIsLEs SC A large co lection Of val
nsble standard WORKS school books family ard pocket
Bibles blank hooks. kc generally IA cusniles
TUESDAY EVENING. April y,
All ocloot, 81 The Auction Room;
fnNArs LfsslRT-A valuable private library, ehiecy
English editions. embracing many rare ard Nelished
works, Ae- AT PRlNATE SALE.
BLANK booKs-An extensive Oftneng OF B1ns Books
fooscspi DENY and medium sKes. m f1 sheep ard half
kl,sa bindings Also bali bound blanks long and broad
Tod euNtos. memorandum bo0ks. composition books,
scrap books, pon oos &c well ufacrarsd 70 which
the stsengon Of he Trade 10 invited
QUARro BIsLEs-A large variety Of Family Bibies, IN
plain sheep; 9Th snd rich ,ndngs-by he
case smaller Quantities.
PAPrR HASGiSss-2S 90 rolls OF Paper HAnginxs choice
sAtined and unssned Aiso. prtats
window PsPers borders &c BY The esse smaller guam
Utica
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General Notices.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

,X Theee persons sbont breaking up housekeeping
s'as furniture OF any description 70 dispose Of VIII
tssoy ALE for any portion al Of their goods by
Anne or calling upon Inc suoscribsf, and goods 20
amount purchased. Ho will also attend 10 any sale or
'nsi may DO entrusted 70 him during the coming sea
20 se,ted with bis usual promptness. All goods or
NJ. n COTTON, "a Apn-st
vss e Will remove on The lss May TO $40 Broad
''oohe Hall mis- tMylis
hy., We again call the attention Of the public
pctxn uu NnnAhl." medicine, Dr. SwAYsE's Con
ae OF la tcscy, from physicians and others Of
eos A0Aily. reu every doubt and render
Den. lnneeesssTy. Every fam Is sbou have IL by
orsh,i eas.s Of coughs colds eousum plon asthma
pam IN Ihe side and breast sptlns blood, liver
nsoe, % ans disesse Of tho lungs and breast, lhis
b. s~sss 20 equal The genuine 10 only prepared by
n, eosnsI Of Eighth and Race eta Philsdelphs
Jshn.., ~ CsAs X, RING, corner Of Brosdws az and
~ Biss:is,.a s snmps; lss Sowsry; z. B. WARNER,
s~ oofnW q bprne-d ~ Y. aS
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B A. Chiffon, Aucloneer
VIDUsEHOLD FURNITURE, Pier Glasses Brui

B. A. LHILIUNt AutIOntrI.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Pier Glasses, Brus-
sells and other Carpets, Greenhouse Planu kc-E II.
LUDLOW Il co. will sell on Tuesday, Aprl r. house.
hold furniture Wilton Brussels and ngr4n carpets q, lot
o'clock I24 Wsvery place, sixth ST. near 9th ave.
viz Mahogany sofas and chairs, large pier elasses
dining and les tables. bronze and gilt candeabras royal
Wilton, Brussels and other carpets, hal lamps manel
flower dressing bureaus with glsss dressing tables
mahogany bedsieads, wsrcrohes, oil cloths, &c
Greenhouse Planls-A large assortment In fine order
aponicas. roses &c.
Also eegsnt rosewood piano, grand action, octayes,
made by Abbot Co, original cost 500 (Z72 an 2is
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BY WILLIAM G. MCLAUGHLIN, AucIiOneer-ofce,

BY WILLIAM g. MCLAUGHLIN, Auclioneer-ofce,
No 10 Prince slresL
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
- FURSITU RE.-Tuescay, April Il, at 10 Feloch, A.
NJ a. i53 Mott (nesr Grsnd-st) the entire house
holl add kiichsn furniture OF family breaking up
housekeeping, comprising general assortmeni-smong
which are mahogany Gdeboard, sofs book case oq
resus secretary marble top pier and centre tables break
Ms dining AMI Tea do dressing and work DO; hair seat
cane and rush bottom chairs looking glasses pictures one
SET Of superb mansi lsmos Gsrz aud ball DO, Brussels
csrpeung hearth rugs OF cloths sets u dzls<k " N
dow curtains ornsmsns &c, vases, 1sdsteeds, ke &c
Also one large boxing stove, complete.
Sale will commence with the kitchen furniture. Bale
-,-5,f~. as 2tiss
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PIANO FORTE TO LET-A sape-
g Nor and handsome 10 strlm5pt. In excel cot
order Address w. J. ~ al Tribune once.
az 9us-
2-PIANO LESSONS AND TT MING.
W. c. RAYSER, Teacher Of The Plsno aud
Singing and Piano Tuner, has removed
- vfrom HAmmond-s- 10 u First sTenue. Pa
pills attended a. heir residerees as Price for ;upiu7
IS cents a6 3us-
A n THE LAkGEsT ...ornsn. q BED
~ WILLARDs Wsrerooms,
--L-,.-.'- 80 Chathan, cor. Mulberry.
eaiea 70 Weiss patent ght and en screw bedstead
NE premium ei the late Fair Of the Americas
,-1'o' Oid beds renovated. Cots wholesale and re-
AZ a2f lniss
7lrOR SALE Iowa Messenger mare WITH
El Wong name and tall, color dark sorrel She 70 one
-G2-oi ne best Of saddle horses and 10 perfectly gen
&c 10 hsness sold only for u Sic esn De seen
THURSroN TOWNsENOs,
AZ 3,v II kesde 81
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w. L. WHITING. as Broadway. has now on hand and
VIII take measure for this elegant fashion for ladies'
shoes si present all the In Europe No lscipg, OR
buttons are used and the strain the the foot 90
painful In dancing and walking is entirely overcome bv
this new invention The dancing boot should he se
to be appreciated For children with weak ANGLES III. We
Invaluable Remember the number 49, two doors above
Howsrd.sL Broadway. .l7su.
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lNARRIAGk CLOrH-lC0 pieces India Rubber
" Carriage Cloth pAin aud Egured) Of superior qnaiy,
Tor s.ls al he owsss prees 81 The uarenocse Of
.ss Newark. n. J, lpiis BasST yseicTy, S hiidsusss
fyi0 issf
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

w EODAANh AONos
WM. TAYLOR co. No. Aston House publish this
w day, No. Il The Minor DRAINS, entitled
The Invisible Prncs-Niih all the songs chonlfses &c
il will be produced A. the PARK Theatre Monday
ming next ~ This piece h.s been played over seventy
consecutive nights a. he HaymASket Theatre London.
Price l2i cta
Msgsznes--Grshsn's, Godey's Lady Book Columbian,
Illustrated y cents each or IS year Also Lzdies Ma
tionsl l2i cents or g. year
English Papers kc.-llu'iraed London News, Pictorial
Times Bell. Life London Punch, Nation, kc
Also iu.t plbli-h-d-WAshingOn and his Generals BY
7. Hesd-y The first volume u this valuable work,
uniform with NAPOLEON aud he Msrshas b. The
thor. Il now ready. Price : s.
Domb-y 3 Son No 7-R-csiyed 5y he Csnibrla-lntro-
duces several new faces. Price l2i cents
Peoples JOurus FOR ApnlA large supply or this popu-
Jar Magazine expected to-day. Price p cents per
Der or g ~ year. AL he back numbers supplied al
subscri ption price FOR The set
Aso-All me Weekly Newspapers Of Eew-York, BOs-
ton and Philadelphia, with every and cheap pubcs-
ton. for sale by Wd. TAYLOR co.
AZ 2tis Astor House.
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Trivial. of Produce, &c. by the New.york

and Erie RaiirOsd..... +. CIarkson, agent
REPORTED geeiaiyTor The NesO- York Tribune
SATURDAY April II, l8i7.
Pei barge Samuel Mdrsh--37 bills -four l55 bags rye C
!Roe 10 bbls bsgs -four do eggs "a tubs butter SO
1vs Capt Rowe 10 tubs butter "a calves II bags CORP
~ Brow, Is stubs butter calves pkgs eggs, Ste
rnson tubs butter 10 sheep calves Capt Dolson "A
rbs butter calves, Capt w ckham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26
BONNET AND CAP RIBBONS.
WASHINGTON. JSsIKANCK COMPANY,

Chartered IN ls o. with Cspiial Of
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
takes Fire And Inland Nay aon risks al the lowest rates
OF preman Losses prompted ID listed and paid a. he
Agency Ofice In NewloTk
Reference NAV be made 10 Messrs- Prime, Ward Co.
81 WALL WIN GOODMAN, President
AL wFSMimis. WM. JAS. Bo9Gs. Agent. IS wsl-sL