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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-16
rO0TAn- FOLWELL prsctics

ITO TAILORs.-CHARLEsE FOLWELL practical
Tailor respectfully informs the gentlemen OF the trade
he has from OF constant praciice) produced
TraIser and System OF Drafting Garments, that from It's
simplicity aud certainly Of produensa IT. he Considers
unsurp passed by any other ever offered
He has studied all the systems that have been Ia for
fourteen years and therefore speaks with GER
tainy (of the superiority Of hl from bis experience IN
them By his system the waist Of the coat can be cut any
length below The natural waist without banging Oh or
causing raising up with wrinkles.
c. T. y has been induced 10 publish his system hefn
the fact OF his having had give up bis bushes. on &C
Of II health. The price for the Patent Transfer
accom- panied with fine book Of dras OF all the different
garments with fall ex and plate OF prevailing
Fashions $40; bat with i've lessons OF H.
struction personally, SIS
". B. Any communication addressed tpost-pad) 10
will he attended 10 MA l5teods
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John DARLEY.

MERCHANT TAILOR AND READY MADE eLorHlSS sroaE,
no. 40 Broadway, corner OF Libsry's.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY on hand a complete assortment
IN. Lowest market pree or approved credit viz
Eng,ish French and American broadcloihs, easimeres
and vesngs o. ell colors and QUALITIES Also COTTON ana
linen dress hs collars rsvss and self "a usng stocks,
end a general assortment OF fancy goods
His work is all made by hrsl-rsle vofEmeni AID war
raned 10 1--WE entire satisfaction. Gtn.emen fsyoring
him with their orders may rely on having their clothing
gol Ia The beet style and al prices a. low az the sane
qualify Of WORK can be expected al any other establish
Iaeni 70 the Union Orders fom any part Of The country
will receive prompt senilon and coit1g forwarded ~
the most safe and expeditions routes.
B-Gsntleraen furnishing heir own goods may rely
on having them made up 10 style not 10 be surpAs.ed
Also, Constsn.y hand lsrge assortment Of Ready
Msde Clohing ms 5m
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For nhe rtDaoSdI ef pam and speedy care 81
BURNS, scALDS, PILES, WOUNDS,
Bruises, Eryspelss,
DHEUMATlSM, Broken Bresss, Frosted Limbs, 9 an
Iloular Swehgs pain in the face side back, and all
inhsmmsons there Il remedy that equals the Edo
RADIO Pain Absuactor" Numerous certificates proving ali
sssert, open for examination Pamphlets be
had gratis the Depot This Ointment possesses greater
healing anodyne and oiscreeni properties than any other
article and Is cheaper than any other. Dealers supplied
on liberal terms
Principal ohee Az Broadway. None genuine without
The svTItsen signature OF the Proprietor
mig lweod JAMES a. BRUCE.
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HOBEJs PATENT

dO6E IN
EXTENSION DINING TABLES, with premium metal
Lpated slides. long fsvorsby known a. the most aura.
Bile, elegant and economical Extension Tables, waranied
get out Of order. Large sssortmen-tne lases
In tbs clIy-ccmprsing tables for private Psrofs ana
dining rooms hotels smboats kc; iogetner WIN gen
era assortment Of elegant and fashonsble Cabinet
ture always ready ~ The mandatory and wMerooms 40
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cal and examine ln25 lm.l CT HoBE 4t5 broaawsy.
DATENT CONGRESS BOOTs.-H sARLEs,
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sddiIon 10 other kinds. the fashion called the Con-
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Writing do-i00 cases, complete assortment
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Wrapping doll 90 reams, various sizes
do--8,toO reams Straw, for shipping.
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~ Qssz0zaxK7 PATTERSON KAII.kOAD-
rs ST Winter Arrangement 70 oOnsss
a. NJ. r. O,HERN IL Con-. sN
S$R O'HERN, JOHN HERDMAN, AN =

DREW WALDRON, 160 south-st 80,
ORION, OHERN 4 co. Liverpool-Uuited States -, -
European Emigration O6ces, and Western ForwdeSs
The regular Psckstshps sail a. follows: To AID sea
London, on the lst 9Th, 18th and 2ih Of each moan
ss %d Of each ss month to to Nee wies wssi
Mobile, weekly; TO Charleston, weekly 10 ssys1nas
Gefmsn' Belgian and Holland por., vessel. .s On ~
appointed days. Passage can slso be engaged from ~
erpool TO any Of the British North American poru, go
Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and New Orleans dfso
prepared offer every facility those wesI
ssehsnss can be furnishes payable sSroas chou, ore
Brtan and Ireland, well on the continent II Eaoe
bers have uneqused A,rangeme for the forwsdsfs
Passengers by the different routes, viz: To BsS1s
aud The inermedisie landings, and all ports Of 10 e.
sdas, Chicago, Milwaukee,, Baltimore, ft,sburs4 ~
elnnat, ST Louis, &c &c. BY steamboats,, RAILROADS
cansboals Of the first class and great Will DO -
that passengers will meet with delay or lmposlnoss
the route. LETTERS postpaid, will meet with promE =
ention FOR farther psrticasrs apply as above m1S-
ct PASSAGE FROM ALL PARTS aE
3S$78 and, Ireland, Scotland and Wsles-Penons ~
ing 10 send for their friends Ia any part Of hsvSS
Country, will md the subscribers arrsng eme1s ~ ~
most complete, and calculated In every way p. ~
Satisfaction 70 ell who may make aTagemenu wiu
70 bring their friends across the Atlantic The saos
- The Mn Line Of L,perpeei Paeteis, rus "a
QUEEN Of the WEST. 1900 RosCIus.. ........."nns
L ,n:r, ;,.,."lso sIp00Ss,,. IFS
R R99dfHHjESGyEa..... as s ,AkhIek
The above magnificent packets arc all New-yon, -, -
ships, Of The very hrss class, built expressly for s =
pool passenger trade and fitted up with special reesn@
he comfort and convenience Of passengers they Gs ~
msnded by Of experience and are not surpsssssM
speed by any ship s5osL Ther sailing days from bs
pool are the 9TH, and llh, Of every month which ~
they leave puncaay. Ia addition 10 lht above NJ -
scrbers are also agents for the
81 George and tie Union Linz of Lsrsrpocl Pcc1eL
Composed In part Of The following fayorits ene sE
PRE-, ST. PATRICK, RAPPAHANNOCK, MARINE
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ships per month or one every Eve days fron Lv"Ss
thus preventing the possibility OF delay at that pot
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~ The lowest ratea Every information gtvcn ~ Yky"
10 VITA J. +. TAPSCOTf IS eoq0SS.
Second door below bsine -
Drssts supplied for any amount from q upvra ~
10 every town and city throughout The Uniiea 49,
do eodH
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R.lD.M. sTEBBINs,
10. IL NAssAU-ST. have for sale II lots TO cult

MO IL NAssAU-ST. have for sale Il lols 10 tuil pur
~ chAsers, al lowest Cash prioeS-
BROWN sHEETING5. Lawrence Indian Head Ap-
peton Exeter Merrimsck Crolon Lowell, Eaton Mills,
Wesport, Whitestore, Hartford, Niles, &c &C great
variety Of styles, heavy and hne.
CHEESE CLOTHS l. ~, and g inches wide
COTTON YARN. Twist and Filling-Nos - 80,
from the best mills Ia Paterson N j. for manufacturers
export - .
COARSE YARNS for country usds-suoried; Nos 5
10 TO- and 10 r. Of superior quality from North and South
Carolina Georgia, Virginia aud NewJersey.
Brown Drills Osnaburgs Wsoding, Bats, Irvine, Car
pet Warp. Wicking Seine TwiDe, &c &c.
NJ B.-Libersl advances made on coDsgnments. az ON
LINE BLEACHRD COTTONs-5oo cases Rock:
ingnsm. Tewssbury, Uxbrdge Elwell, Manchester and
Wahhsm So to SO inch besched long cloth and calender
finish FOR sale by EEsMITH co. 81 and 81 Pine-.t
COCTHERN MRRCHANTs are invited TO eKsm-
Dine a large assortment Of Brown Shirtings. mostly
heavy 3Oinch goods Also and heavy and hne Shirt
ings on the second foor Of IS and % Ced9rst half block
above Pear-st ao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-16

ArrExPr TO COMMIT SuIcIDE.-Bernard Muir.
phy attempted TO commit suicide 10 the Second Ward
station house. on Tuesday by hanging himself he was
discovered and cut down In tme 10 save his LIE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-16

BARGAINS!
THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully INFORM The
Il public thar he 10 selling Of chssp large and ysned
assortment Of unredecmed pledges al greatly reduced
prices, consisting of osereosls and elosss ron 10 clO
esch black cloth dress and ffock coats from 10 - each
pants and from 75c. 10 - esch aso arse assor
men Of watches and jewelry Of all Descriptions, and al
kinds OF musical AID mstheDacal Instruments sextauts
c1sdrants guns pistols swords cutlery and great insny
other articles Numerous 10 mention Also large ss-
OF tools Those IN want OF ne above
enumerated articles wsuld DO well TO ca! and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
l. WILSON formerly simpson Wilson,
10 Chatham S.
~ Sal hose hsving any OF the aboveaamed articles
which hey desirOu. 70 dispose Of al Feasonsbs
price, Will please call on -, -. -,
ais In l. WILSON, - Chsfhsm-st-
COUNTRY MERCBANTs supplied Al very low
~ pfees with all kinds Of Blank Books Copy Time and
Pass BOOKS Cap Letter, Note Tissue and Coored Pa
pers Wrapping Papers, Bonnet Boards, Cod fens Dla-
no1t Point, Steel Peas Dying Presses screw
aud Lever, Franelss Improved Manitoba Letter Writer'S,
rotor lnk, warranted superior quality Wax, Nhers,
States EnyeOps, Cards. Pencils Qlils Notes, Drsits,
Receipts, Portfolios. scrspBooks Writing Desks, Ink
siaads vi al hs paIierDs Merchants VIII had a. oar
every description Of Account Books Paper and Sta
nOnery, which We will sell al lowest pres
FRANCIS LOUTREL,
Importers and Nsn4i.cIETen q Stationery,
az In II Mace1sre.
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farms for Sale.
FARM FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.

EARM FOX SAIL NEh1 CA6AF'
- VERY DELIGHTFULLY."- situated farm Of IS
~ acres on the Psssaic River and Paterson Railroad,
miles from Jersey City. To an old counryman this
farm would be particularly desrablethe scenery bear
iog strong simlltude that around Richmond on the
Thames There are on Il hundreds Of fruit trees, and
Of strawberries, (which last pro-
dueed $780, streams Of water Nth hsh pond about
10 Of fine ship timber, wharf on which vessels
formerly built The river also supplies abundance
Of FISH, especially sme and shad In the season Wood
cock aud rabbits plentiful No land be superior
Tor early vegetables II having southern slope and being
protected the north by woods. Price s5,5o0-el5o0
can remain mortgage. For farther particulars and
chart call Mr. c. b. HOOKER Clarendon Saloon, So4
Broadway. az 2w-
~ FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for properly in
New-York Brookly n-Ths farm OF the subscriber,
near Geneva, Onts RIO County, known rs Woodside,
and comprises about 90 Of hs finest wheat land 10
first rate Improvement There upon the pre-
misses brick dwelling house 40 by So built IN The English
cottage style with double walls and partitions Of brick,
with wood house aud kchen attached, as also barn,
stable carriage house and tenant houses There are about
Ave Of wood the balance being excellent land In
high OF cultivation The place supplied with apples
OF all the choicest varieties pears peaches pums rasp-
berries strawberries and other fruits Of the choicest kinds
II s about mile south Of the Corporation limits OF Ge-
and In fun view ofhat village and ofhe Sensea Lake
Apply tbs subscriber the premises or TO WILLIAM
nSo In. B. sLossoN
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GRAND LARcEsY.-Mary z. jackson and Sarah
oes were yesterday arrested by officers Fceny and Cos
tslo Of the Sixth Ward, charged With forcing tne uunk
md steslips clothing from Harriet Williams Commit
Ted for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-16

EaAFARM TO LET or TO lesse, on Staten Island,
three quarters Of nile bonn PORT Richmond Inquire
Ann-at m2isss
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"a FOK sALK-An eeganL Country Seal slluaIe

IN FOX sALE-An elegant Country Seal situate IN
town OF Livingston Columbia Co. near the village Of
- ohnsowp four miles Of the Hudson River, and
nine miles southeast Of the city OF Hudson, on the New
York and Albany Post Road consisting OK about 95
Of highly improved and valuable land. The house IL bu
Of brick 90 feet wide and 40 feet deep with large
covered piazzas There upon the place commodious
bas, stables carragehoase, grsnary ice-house, and
other out buildings In excellent order The place well
stocked with choice fruit the present occupant having set
out large number Of young trees within tho last six
years good supply VI water is brought into the honse
lhrough pipes connected with large hterng cistern-
There are wells and springs u pare water the
house The place has been occupied by the subscriber for
toe last six wears JOSEPH w. RUSSELL
Ror tsrUstnouira Of w y BLEECKER Albany l0f 9m
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r.. trssEt<zan NEW-NUkh -
~ s5SSSTAN ERE RAIL
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

-
IL q NORRIS NOR! SAND AND ESSEX o..I Hsith01p
oclk, r. NJ. Leave Newark, 10 o'ePl
A. NJ; O'clock, Pm Leave Moristown, O'Clock, A n.
2 O'Clock, P. NJ =
Passengers by the Morning Train W horrsiown VIII
rive there ocpk where the ges will 90 10 readiness
convey them 5chooeys Mountain, Washington Bel
videre and Esston daily to Succasunny Nswc
Milford and 0wego on Mondays, Wednesdays and NJ
days; and TO Rockawsy, Dover, Sparta and Newton -
fuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays each Line returning
the follow ng days 10 the P. NJ. trains for ~ T.
sage will also leave for Bsskenrdge every evening
lhe arrival OF the cars at Morrislown
Passengers ihrou On, TO and from Jersey CITY wfhct
changing On leaving tho city passengers VIII dtpoe
their baggage Ia tho At the foot OF CortlHnd vhos
Agent will he In attendance 10 receive II AL packages
bundles must be entered on the wayb or tho Co0ps'
ny will moi hold themselves responsible.
Freght will he forwarded Immediately 10 Monfa9v1
from Albany Basin, by Stephens and Condts Lre q
sloops 10 Newark, from the Trans portson Once me
NJ J. K T. and Trsns Co. foot OF LiberysI and dsdrsd
will be called for In any part Of the city, by sppcsrma
said Office. Insl IRA DODD, Superintendent
r.. Hss1BzzHz1 PATTERSON RAILkOAD-
~ Winter Arrangement TO oonussu
October ls,, 1896. Leave
PArEssoa DEFoT. NEw-YoiE-
O'Clock, A. N. 81 O'Clock, A. y
III O'Clock, M Ri O'clock, y
O'Clock, p. H. At O'CLOCK, r. u.
Leaves Paterson 0epotsi ken-fotn
O'Clock, A. M. Ut o'cloek, A. NJ
O'CLOCK, p. ~. u O'CLOCK, 7. M
Passengers are advised 20 be ct the Ferry few nlsos
before the hnDy ofs,ariing on
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IMPORTANT CLAIM on THE TREAsrRf.-The cor
respondent Of the Herald gives the following account Of
the business which has long detained Mr. Webster at
Warrington
AM slbel of Florida has heavy claim which he Is
pYosecufng against the Treasury aud bis counsel sre
Inc Woe President Mr.. Webster, Mr. Berren Dir Henry
b. Glpin and Mr. Thomas l.. Smith of this city late Re.
astsr Of thu Treasury The claim covers margin Of
37O00O0 Mr Shell owned large property IN Florida
pending the late Seminole war. saw mills TOR live OAR
and various other Improvements upon large trsct OF
and. the whole OF which were broken up by the U.
army and his whole business destroyed He peutoned
Congress and at the session OF 4 an act was passed
for bic relief TO the Of $4,000 He was not sstis
fed And at the last session bill was passed authoriz
ine The claim bs settled by the Secretary OF tho Treas
uryou the principles Of equity and justice. Hence the
demand for 900 for indemnify liss tremendous
claim The evidence IN the to be compseted into
brief BY Mr. Mccullough OF the Department and present
Cd 70 the Secretary of the Treasury upon which his de-
esion u be made Upon all OF which II most likely
the Secretary win refer the matter to the next Congress
Mssntme Mr. websers journey suspended TIL satur.
deg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-16

DsA1B IRON ExPosURE.-David Cunningham
wss Yesterday found crate at the corner OF Bowery
sad Tenth avenue when he wa pot on cart and taken
10 the station house before reaching which place ne died.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-16

NOTICE Is hereby given according 10 law, all per-
Sous having claims against George Hazard late Of the
city Of SewYOrk tavern keeper deceased that they are
required exh BIT the same, win the vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber the Executor Of the last viii and testament
OF the said dece4sed his carriage mandatory and place
oirsnsctng business the corner Of Eghy.Ihrds,reet
and the Thfdayenue, n The city VI New before or
December A ID. ls4o.
Dis lswem- JOHN c. PARKER, Executor &c.
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GaFOR SALE, or exchange for clIy properly. the
most advantage terms splendid farm In The
Of WeIbsrsheld, Wyoming llste Geneseel eoaaiy,
Saie Of Newfork This farm 70 10 prime condition. well
located, fenced and wsi-red has abundance Of fruit,
buildings, &c and will be sold exchanged terms vel.
worthy the attention Of any person Wishing purchase
Fer .1.l particulars apply 10 T. G. LUCkEY,
a3n IS Finest n. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-16

sra FARM FOX sALE.-A splendid fam for
~ sale 10 Ihe town Of Huntington, three miles from
steamboat landing al North Port, miles from railroad
Deer PARK, consisting OF $50 so Of which IL
ed with wood and 10 cleared with splendid size
for building. Thefarm Is beautiful situated and 10 nign
state Of cultivation producing grain Of al kinds The dwell
ling house and out buildings al good. Fruit Of all kinds
snd 10 grape In full bearing aud the beet OF
For particulars, inquire al Tribune Ohce- l3f 2aw3m
s10 FOX sABE-A hDe farm OF 81 situate al
- Psined, NevJersey, about Is miles from this city
The land Is Of very good quality has gentle southern
slope and u IN ne stae Of cultivation. There 10 90 II
orchard Of 50 bearing trees, large variety Of pear, plum
and cherry beside extensive nurseries Of fruit trees
and srspeynes with good modern-bu house, barn and
other necessary oulbuidngs, Ia good repair For par
tculars apply 10 r w. MARTIN, 65 Wallst-
ms 2awgf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-16

Pxrlr LARcEsIrs-Ellen Jackson was yester'
Ssv srrsssd by officer McCullogh Of the Fourteenth
Ward charged with stealing pair OF shoes from Nelson
vas arrested IN officer Hsnnigsn Of the First Ward,
charged viii stesling pig Of copper from Capt Young
of schooner J. shooley Committed for examination
ford Of The Sixth Ward charged with stealing cape
Comuittad for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-16
N-THE 0NLYRxIsTING W0NDER o. @,


NNwsTranted sound, good trsveler-will stand with
out tying. Also wagon nearly new, leather top,
&c In good condition Also harness, Sleigh bells buffalo
robe snd many article OF household furniture Apply to
Administrator, l58 WOOster-sL fnjl II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-16

Y druggists. ship chambers, ink makers, &c.
Spirits rurpeniineOf very superior quality and which
will be pn In packages suitable for shipment TO any
psr Of the world
Ptch-A fine article and extra sire.
Tar-Ropem makers and Thin tar, Of excellent quality.
Rosn-Soap-makers and other descriptions, various
qualities
Nsmishes-Brghi aud common vsrnsbes very superior.
The above articles offered for sale al ow rates, and
Ia lots 10 suit purchasers, BY JAS. T. TAPSCOTT,
Dstiller and Manufacturer,
ais Suecessor to GoOka A. Adams az South at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-16

nRUS~RLS, SPY and IDgran Carpetings r.
DLAWRENCE, ~ Csnsl.st has just received splen
did assortment OF Brussels ply and Ingram Carpetings
patterns which he viii sell Al reduced prices Also
Oh Cloths Dnlsgets Venetaus plain willed and damass
Msngs, Chenille and Tuned Rug,, Stair Rods, Window
Shades Sc &c. Persons about furnishing viii money
by calling al ~ Canal ST. ala lw-