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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05

y proved Ventlsting and Gossamer Wigs and Soaps
NAV for elegance hghiuess and durability, b. cassed
among the fret productions Of modern art In their man
ufacture they differ from all others made bere Tbs haf
Is singy inserted and so equally distributed as 70 appear
the natural hair grows, and having no metallic springs
al disagreeabe pressure Is obyiaed They are sIong
without ~eRh without being loose cool and thin
gOsssmer trinR head with The and tens
city as silk stocking does the limb and Wihsl the nau-
raj appearance Of veritable head Of hair.
For Southern climate they nestima0e Senators,
Members of Congress and gentlemen from every quarter
OF The country who are now wearing Cs wigs can be
referred TO- The prices will be found to suit the crcum.
stances Of all
rous for OF badness hai scu and dAnd-
ruff. 2f5 Broadway, up stairs, corner OF FulIon-sL
a1g Inns
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TARTARIAN oats.

ABLACk TARTARIAN OATS, and other
fresh imported Seeda-The subscribers oder for sale
few bushels Black Tsrtsrian ami Potato Osts En-
gsh and Italian Ray Grass, Lswn Grass White and Red
Clover, Victoria and krighrs new green Marrow Peas
with very large and general assortment Of Vegetable and
Flower Seeds OF The newest knds two and three years
Old vines 10 pots suitable for forming Grapery, viz.
Black Hamburg, S. Peters. White Lisbon Hansteretts
T0kay, Froninsc, ChAsseas, Muscadine &c kc; Globe
Arichoke Roots, 2000 choice double Dshlia Roou now
ready for sale Also pants adapted for ornamenng civ
g8rdens Careful and capable 10 put them ia order n
al times. DUNLAP Z THOMSON. seedsmen
Ain w. SAG
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M ARM f JOU NAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamship southerner Berry g hours from Charles
ton. cotton TO spohord. TSeston q Co.
Bark Francis Watts, "a Dc fon Gslwsy 20 John Wen
dell a. passengers. 2ch ut sts2 30 long IL 40 spoke
bark Charles Walker I'm Baltimore for Cork.
Sehr Tasso. Fuller. ds I'm Thomss,on, lime.
sAiLED-Pscket ship siddons, Liverpool
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M BAKERS American Homeopathic and french
w Chocolate. Prepared Cocoa, Cocoa Paste, Broma,
Cocoa Shells, Sc.-To merchants and consumers, who
would purchase the products Of the cocoa free from
adulteraOn more nutritious than tea coffee and 10
quality unsurpassed the subscriber recommends the above
article manufactured by himself His bfoms and Cocoa
Paste delicate psatsble and ssuary drinks for inva
ids eouvaescelts and others pronounced by The most
eminent physicians superior 10 any other prepsraons-
Hi manufactures always sale in any Guantiy By
tbs most respectable wholesale erocers In The Eastern
cities and by his agents Messrs Halves. Gray Co. Bos
ton; James NJ. Bunce & Co. Hartford, CT Hussey
Murray n. Y; Grant 4 Stone Philadelphia Thos. V.
Brundige, Baltimore. and Kellogg Kenneit, Cincin natl
Ohio WALTER BAKER, Dorchester, Mass.
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VNHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform the
public that he IL selling of cheap large and vsried
assortment upredeemed pledges at greatly reduced
consisting and cloaks from 70 cO
each cloth and frock coats from to - each
pants and vests from 75c. IS each also large assor
ment Of watches ana iewelry Of all descriptions, and all
KINDS Of musical and msthen acal instruments, sexIanh
Quaoran guns pistols swords cutlery and great Insny
other articles too numerou, 10 mention Also, large as
sortment Of carpenters tools Those In OF the above
enumerated articles, would do we'll TO cal aud examine
before purchasing elsewhere. ~
10 ChathamsL
B-An those having any Of the above named articles
which they are DESTROYS dispose Of al reasonable
price, will please call on 800 .. 49, -. ,
ais In l. WlLSON, ~ Chsthsin-sl
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Goal.


Si -S-COAL-coa-Ase cheap a. ne easapss san, ane
Peach Orchard broken egg range stove ana nat OF me
very beat mined Small nut - ~ srg- - % oioken
- 81 egg range and - Io-s fetcr-ened hor
me yard and under cover Also Lehish sehuy Kill, and
CD esnut and pea FOR ngines very low To be bad a.
SIMPSONS YAfd, 70 and 70 from poi s.
my3 2weod. below spring.
GOAL DAILY DIsCUARGINt' and selling Al
Slhese low price. f5r casn-sgoye and Egg - . Nut
and suye r-6 = or 3 cents additional Hscreened, and
delivered from - vsrd AID warranted best quality Red
Ash PEIEh ILiNlOHs
ml6 2neod. corner King and Greenwich sts.
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= F01 S1LE CHRAP hoe yoan

N-fOk sALk CHEAP hHe Young horse.
I~Nwsrsnied sound good usveer-wil stand with
AoaI wing. Also wagon nearly new, iesIher TOP,
&c In good condition Also harness. sleigh bells buffalo
robe md many article OF household furniture Apply %
Administrator. l5s Wooslsr-sL uol
NHORSE FOR sALE-Avslusble family horse
&0Ndsk bay, large and sfoEg, very hind and quiet 10
- harness. years old and sound offered for safe only
beosase tbs owneT he's no use Tor hin Apply Al III VII
lisaast r,s ST.
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SODA WATER-Retsilers and consumers Of soda
wafer are respectfully requested TO call Al the Office OF
the subscriber ~ 7li William.st near Beekmsn, and
lesl the preparation called Portable Soda Water"
which Is fa, supercedug the fountain and bottled sods
wAter-heiug decidedly more wholesome more pslaiabe
cheaper and convenient that dozen glasses may be
carried In pocket No expense IL required FOR fixtures 10
enable retailers dispense The most hnely favored glass
o. soda offered to The public Agents wanted In
all paris OF the Union, Canada and the West indies Per
going should not be without tbs Portable Soda
should retasrs buy fountains or other fixtures I'LL
they have witnessed the merits ofihis article
rnyS 81 J. W KELLY.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, MAY = ~
Leave New. Yorh. A. NJ. 0cllsah

u
NJ. Leave Newark. 81 o'clock A. M Al 0c,o,ss' i'"
Leave Morristown, O'clock A. M 2o'cioek NJ -,
Pssseng gers by the morning train To housto~n 49, 49,.
rive there NJ O'Clock. where stages viii be 10 Ies o..
TO convey them 10 Sehooleys Mountain, W ashnssh 49,,
Stsnhope and Succssuny on Mondays "ednssps'
Frdays; and 10 RockswAy, Dover, sparta aud Newwny
Tue.days Thursdays and Saturdays each line Tetafrh
the following days TO meet the r NJ train 70 Newlg'
Stage will also leave for basknR kldge every eNr'~s
on The arrival OF the cars Al MOnristOwn.
ByAline recently established stage leaves Mofn'Ss
for The Delaware Water Gap and Slroudsbgrg, vie
hope JOknsonburg Columbia and ifstown, every "
day Thursdsy ana Saturday, the arrival u he "
train from New-YoIk. Returning the alternsie ss,'
the Stage lsayes ssroudsburg att A. NJ b meet he ~
cars from MOrristOwn. 49,,
Passengers 20 through 10 and from Jersey city SiD.-
changing cars On leaving the city, passengers VII
post their baggage 10 the At The foot Of Csfusao'
where agent will be In attendance 10 receigei H.
Az packages or bundles mnstbe cred on lhe ssY''
the company will not hold themselves rsspOnsiDe
Freight will be forwarded Immediately To MoT.Ds.
from Albany basin, by Stephens CondiVs Daily IT,
pOrtaiion Line Newark offrom The Trans ponsoc o''
Of the N. J. r. r. and Trsps Co. foot Of Liberty 81
a2e tfeod IRA DOOD. s1penniends,e
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INSTRUMENTATION REGISTER FOR APRIL, ls47

Ne Ne" YORK
lahade4
- fconmun onh Thbuel
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81 PASSAGE FROM ALL PARTS OF r.
Co.. and Ire and, Scotland and Waes.-Persons WI
ing to send for their friends 10 any part Of The l. d
most complete, and calculated In every way TO insure
Satisfaction 10 all who may maze arrangements with HEN
10 bring their friends across The Atlantic The subscribers
agents for
Tie Ney Lus Of Lrrsrposl Paesets w.
QUEEN d Ihe WEST. 1900 KO5CIUS.
LlVERPOOL..........l1O sID0ONS.... ..lli0
HOTTIN1UER SHERIDAN. .........lI55
ROCHEsTER......... GARRICK 80. ........l11
The above magnificent packets are all NewYork bulll
ships OF The very hrs class built expressly for The Liver.
pool passenger trade and tilted up with special regard for
The comfort and convenience Of passengers they are com.
msnded BY Of experience and su1psss ed for
speed oy any snip aoaL Their sailing days from Liver.
pool the 9th, and ill., Of every month on which dsy,
hey leave punctusly. 10 addition TO Tho above The ub-
scribers are also agents for the
81 George md TIE Union Lvs Of Liverpool PaeEas
Composed 10 psn Of the following fayorite and well
known ships, viz. The AMERICA ST. GEORGE I'M.
PRE-, ST PATRICK, RAPPAHANNOCK. MARMlON
SEA, 4 &c which together with The new line maze sr
snlPs per month or every five days from Liverpool
thus preventing the possibility Of delay al that port Pas
sage from any part " Ireland W Liverpool can be secured
Al he lowest rates Every Information given By applying
10 w. I. j. T. TAPSCOTT 90 south-sl
Second door below b. Ing slip.
Drafts supplied for any amount from g. upward able
IN every .o"n and city throughout he United Kingdom
do eOdl
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~ FOR LIyEKPOOL-Ths splendid steam

tim FOR LIYEHPOOL-The splendid steam
sSnstfSn.S ship SARAH SANDS, xoo0 TONS Capt w, =,
g., Thompson, will sail punctaslly 90 The ilLa o.
May Having excellent accom- nodsions for second eaoin
passengers AID The greater portion Of Der eehs pens
engaged, persons DESTROYS or embsrtng IN her vi" nave
10 make immediate application Term very moaerason
board foot OF Clinion-sL or 10 JOSEPH Aen hhai,
my4 corner Pine add south su
Il FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the 9Th May
Ss$x-Ths splendid fast sailing packet ship ST. PAT.
RICK, Capt Ferris, VIII SAL tot Lverp2oi As above;
Storage passengers uusurpsssed Those wishing 10
secure berth, would require 10 make early application
N y OaFRN& co leo South-sL cor. OF Dover,
and 5. Westst cor. Of Reetor.sL
NB-Passsgs and drafts, payable Al any part Of Great
Brtain Ire sud and the Coutirent VI Europe appica
lion =. ahove myf
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6fhools.
VIM. II. LEGGETT's SCHOOL.

lhie LeExe GAlleua"Lsl
TNHIS SCHOOL. newly Organized, VIII De r-opened on
Il Monday. May ;. A. SCI Broadway, opposite boDdst
IL viii be conducted The principle hat he hours usa-
ally spen,, year aer year, In The school roe are sum
cieEt systematically directed and vel appl-d 70 So
he best Intellectual training consistent win neasn
No lesson therefore, Will be given 20 - earned 81 home
and The pupil will study only few branches Al Tine
enough 10 Afford variety and not - many - 10
the sention and destroy the nvgorhing sense OF pro
gre,s when prepared he vii iske up Few subjects
Much will e Taught directly By The teacher but a o- Pu-
oil advances and The character of he study requires IT, ne
viii BE- trained 10 close application
special viii be 10 cultivAie me eve NE ear
the hand and the voice Drawing and VocA music VIII BE
tsughtiO all Those who continue through tne course VIII
receive orOu nsirueon In the class cal and french al
gusges The services Of Prof Parmener have beer sn-
gagged for The French and Of Mr. Joseph Fsrusworh FOR
ths English department
The health and morals Of The children viii be studied
The discipline viii be mild yet firm, resting on ne pupil
Of hight and his love OF The school, MS teachers and
bic parents mOnihy report viii state AZ neary ss pos
sibe what has been accom- plshed, what neglected The
terms vii be g. r. l5 or 10 dollars per quarter according
70 The Advancement q The pupils hbefa deduction
will be made when more than enc o. family sierd
Books and stationery will be furnished 70 hose who are
uupr0vided. There will be extra charges except Tor
or wul destruction Of properly The academies
year will be divided four CuAriers-three Of Twelve
each and the fourth, or Summer quarter, OF ten
weeks -
Farther Information msy be obtained Of M Leggett Al
bis residence rs Tena-sL 81 The present school rooms
1E Fightt- Il % door east Of Broadway. A. ~
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G. hOFFET, l2l Prineesi third block west Of Broad.
o'wsy has On hand and constantly manufacturing "a
Chandeliers brAekes sod Pendants in all their varieties
OF PzeTn ard size Contracts viii also be taken FOR hng
up "a me neAiest AID most beauudl style Churches Ho
les AID az other public buildings "a well as private
cE-rgs A. TIE shortest notice and the reasons
Ole Ierns n s. AL kinds " Gas F1sares reslli, re-
bron1ed and resilvsred. ali In
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ROOTS AND SHOES

= or THE FIRST QUALITY 81 the ONE PRICE
cheap Boot and Shoe store, l+2 Chatham sl-The
subscribers would call The attention Of heir Gus
- and the public In general to their large anc
vel assorted stock u Ladies', Misses and Children's
3siters Buskns Slips 1e together with large stock Of
Meas Boys and Youths Boots, Shoes and Brogans
> heh they will sell At The following low prices.
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EsEcP. cAs@ELL cos O.

Z. CAoW ILL X US <.z<6n0s
Express Line to sill the q,
Western States and the Cassdas-six boats les's
York daily for the West and North This Line iofsssl
$3.50 passengers the past season, and we are cr'ssi
hold out sucn Inducements this season by 70" 49,
good treatment to gan the influence Of The ireoe' -
emigrsnts. We have travelling Agent that ss,s s'.Se
York with tho passengers that VIII take al ysf.. ~
charge Ia " III The poor man be eil -. "a
got half the usual sum charged 10 pay. bmlsis.y %
other PASSENGERS will save Time and monsJ ~ - n rsf
this Line before contracting elsewhere AIhss.r une.
chandze will be forwarded In advance Of AZ 80 800 q
all viii be shipped up the river by he psssst o.
required Oices The foot Of Cortland sns
10 The Offices VI The Nsw-York, Albany and TOY 20
Offices AZ 2aW5m r CAsN III
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COTTAGE AT YoNKERs

TO LET.
- TO LET comfortable ard eonmodious eottsse,
Fl beautifully situated on the Hudson rVer and "ilhln
- ,r nile OF he steamboat landing Al me Ylsse OF
v,,Ls-. hstwean which place and Ne~-Nor STEAMBOATS,
Ssilv Al low f.re snd a. hours suitable Tor geuensn
fi,g bsness Ia the city The cottage i quite near ne
isr between II sni the Albany postrosd and eomuanas
,-.,y sx,sr.fve view few acres Of and VIII De ic1
,,th Il IN desired For gentlemen desiring summer re-
,s,r hi. nj ace would be desirable. Apply Al me once
of the subscriber 10 The village Of aoISers corcuv
myf lw y - - S----------
- tn RFNT-A Cotton Factory Of shout SEQ spin
Sl~s viii bu dag for looms, mansion house, store
@a hou.e workm.n's dwellings saw mill grst mile
with an unfSiDg wsIer power TIE pIsoe snd Nse'
power u well sispied general manoiaet1f,ns pc
srd IS on a nsyigsble stream CONVENIENT 70
Philadelphia Inquire Of ma o., ,,,,. -,
as Wv. WARRINGTON RICHARDS, - BarioesnP'
zA TO LET OR FOR SALE. on Long l'snd
IL. near he Rarosi-A pleasant house WIN garden
sEa or susu farm the house q large and convenient
with good barn, &c and 10 IN ne nued s'e Eeniy ol
good school Presbyterian Methodist and Ss'o0'e
OT mys s.. NFF'' WOLFE SHANNON IS Libeny..t
ITO IET-For one or more year, The second ard
81 fourth stories OF building - Avenue { corner o.
h4 Fourth .. Size OF building % by so feet The ourh
story rnsy he finished into more rooms Apply =
Miller & shsnnans lumber yard, between Eish,h snn
Ninh as. Fast River ny .'
- To IET-separsl- together The second and
IL third floors Ia The = Fulton o. win wei-noe
~ and hOst-vheel suitable for light importer OF man
uf,curer Inquire within. Possession given mmeclsie
liz myf I'm
- IET-A handsome country seat on staten Ia ana
!. new house containing pine rooms, ssfaen 40
~ fruit trees three quarters OF mile from fot HAe'-
mond ferry. Also a farm 10 let Inquirer Ans"
AL Inn
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N,rnk oNI.A E,XIsTING W0NDkk q @

".THk ONLY EXISTING WONDER OF Zoe
I0NSgeis DR.. DEWITT c. kELLlNGER'S lnf>ihle
- Liniment This truly astonishing medicine 10 the
only srtee 10 market that the afflicted ss trial Of
before The money Is paid dis Is always done by The Doc
TOR when reeuesleG Is cesr beautiful and transpsr
su nuid, highly fragrant and perfectly delightful 10 its is
vor, ard 10 especially designed be prescribed internal
OF externally, snd 10 warranted IN few days seI
al osher remedies have failed AL rheumatic and scr0f.
lOus affection ringwom, eler, BARRIERS itch, old Of
every nare osi bites burns pains IN the bsck and A.
fectons OF The spine ttsoestons enlargement OF joints
bunions cores and eaoases OF every description tooth
and headache doses t2k on according
direction ss certain 10 bilious ehohc diarrhrs
&c II Is lakeo and al Affections Of he throzl shor
pains Of every yield It's influence imuediaey
Fever ard ague broken IN two doses swsys To be hse
wholesale aud retail ~ s. lSGxksoLL Co 80 Pearl 10
moved from 20 Johs-st also, a. the central DEPOT Ha.leu
Railroad Oce City Hall Park aud The principal drus
Ard other stores and svens throughout the city and cour
ry generally the medical faculty solicited 10 call and
exxinne this medicine and Try Il TO their eniire salts
action free Of charge. The clergy furni bed gratis ~
-.~..tor. uhs SIN
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ON
1.-THE ho
March come 'h h io
cen in
~ % o Of April the na
anbbom 1.-The ppe M p
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o. FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The elh NAV

80 FOR LIyERPOOL-Only Regular Packet
SxH The magnificent, fast sailing, and f.yohte
- packet ship PATRICK HENRY burden s9 tons,
Capt DraGo, viii sal positively Oh The 9th VI May.
my4 JOSEPH McMORRAY, cor Pine and South su
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INA FARM FOR -ALE.-A splendid farm for
sale 10 the town Of Huntington, three milee from
steamboat landing At North Por, miles from railroad
Al Deer Park consisting OF l5e 80 VI which II cover
I'd with wood and 40 cleared with asplendid site
for building The farm Is beautiful situated and 10 high
Of cultivation producing grain Of ali kinds The dwe
ling house and buildings all good. Fruit Of all kinds
and 100 grape vines full bearing and the best Of water
For particular. inquire al Tribune Office. Isl 2aw3m
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TrAvANA CIGARs-leo,oeo superior Non ,s.ss "
III Norm. Pdneips an 1 o.her choice bfsads eiss...
ssIs BY Inysl 0AssNER \ YOUNG, liz CAs''sDD'
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TO COTTON MANUFACTURERS

MANUFACTURERS and others are informed ihst the
IVI receniy invented Throslle known as Benz Burn
dreds Circular Frame" Ia In operation al the Msllsry
Mills Pate son. N J. II 10 spinning % inch bobbn,
and running great speed with about half The power re-
Oured by other machines The curious and those inter
sssi in machinery and respectfully invited call and
Il In operation any dsy Ia the week. ~ lm'
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PARKER5S
COFFEE HOUSE,

New-Yors ais em'lstp
GAVIN BLYTHE GEORGE W. HAERIS
BLYTHE 1 HARRIS
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, No | South SiNth-sL Phladel-
n phiA Refer 10 Mr. Joseph Tryon, IS BroadsI Peter
De VIII Esq IS Nassau, and Mr. BushTod Birch IS VII
/ uAm-sl Neu-Nork lOf lsw6u
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70 couxTRy MERcHASTs sEINL DEALERS AND OTHERS
CATHARIN STREET BAZAAR.

TO cOUNTRY MEscHASTs. sETAIL DEALERS AND OTHERS
CATHARINE-STREE BAZAAR.
H. ABBEY 4 co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers 10
lI.Eugish French aud German Fancy Goods and Toys,
Consisting In part Of cutlery, stationery, ewelry, PERU
merry soaps combs brushes, pocketbooks, razor,rOps
buttons thread needles, hooks and eyes beads Md and
WAY dolls wooden, tin and pewter toys, with general
variety OF other articles which will be sold In small guam
die. Al wholesale prices L. H. ABBEY,
VIM. MOORE, Jr
81 Calharinesl one door below Henry-sL
For sale-One of Wilder's Patent Salsmander Safes
Also one desk. two counters with drawers, and some
glsss Standing cases, &c mil u
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT suitable for new
N to replenish the disasters occasion
cd by removals OF house-cleaning consisting OF white
CambIsn China, Dinner and new shape Toilet sells ia
srest variety of patterns new shape white China Tea
Sets and Coffee Cups and Ssucers For sale Al II Atlantic
South Brooklyn and sent 10 every psrI OF Brooklyn or
s2s Inn THOMAS r. FIELD.
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n-,CIrIZkN-, NEW DAY Line >

ErS Opposition Bosts FOR ALBANY and 10.
Iermediste places. Fare 5ocenis- B'eaAiss
and dinner on board. ...
Tha new and elegant steamer ROGER WILLIAMS
Capt A Degroot, Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAY al
hail past A. NJ MErAM0RA, Capt ; Knight MOI,
DAYS Wednesdays and Fridays, Al hsli past A from
he pier foot of Narrrn-st touching Hammond IT, pier
For passage light freight apply on board the boats
TO GEORGE DOBsON. 81 The Office
i2S Wsrren-st. corner Of Vests
~ All persons forbid trusting The above boats "a
u tha ~
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SsnMi;,ss;.9e 'HI1EaKsNsM s. $751; &c: -

DREW WALDRON, 100 soulh-sL wi
eorn.r OF hover and 80 Westst corner or Rector
nROg CyHERN 4 co. Livefpool-Uniied sisie, -,
Enyons.n Emigrslion oahces, and Western fofs"a-'
Agents. -. c..-. -, .. ,.,r.,. r., .ns roe
IonJon on The Ist sih, 10Th and 2ilh Of esch monss
"a from Liverpool the lsL 9th, llth, l6th 80 n
Ssth OF each month 10 New-Orleans, twice weeN,t
Mobile weekly; 10 Charleston, weekly % sssNs-,
weekly; 10 Texas, twice q month For Hsvfe 49,
German Bel san and Holland porls, vessels SAL o. T
appointed days. Passage can alec be engaged fVn
erpool " any Of the Brtsh Norih American pofn -
Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore and New Oreans -,
The Subscribers having had long experience n s Sc.
meas, prepared TO ODER every facility 70 tnosr ~.
passage TO or from any Of the above ports sno r,a
exchange be furnished, payable throufhyss
Britain and sland, well - on the connent .s.n
To those wishing 10 emgrete 10 The W est w, st.fd
bers haze uneQuaed arrangements Tor the tos~spr[.S
passengers, by the different routes, VIZ; Iov.scss
and the Intermediate landings, and all ports OF - &c
adas Chicsgo, Milwaukee, Baltimore, PusoursL. ~
cinnau, ST. Louis &c &c. By STEAMBOATS,, rsf ,,lss
canal boats Of the frat clAss Ind great care ""
that passengers will with delay or I'M a.
he route Letters postpaid, will meet with pfocs5
Isniicn Por farther particulars apply as above.
,1kFOR LIvERPOOL.-0nly regu.I '.sis
49, he lth May. The new msgn neeni; y, esfTxEl
and favorlte packet ship STEPHEN Wni,sse
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05
GERMAN SILVER

JAMES q. MOFFETT l2I Prnce-sL third block west OF
Broadway, IL constantly manufacturing German Silver
OF various numbers and widths which he will vsrrsnt 10
be EQUAL any either foreign domestic for quality and
which be will sell al wholesale retail, al reduced prices
2 s-An goods sold will be delivered In any part Of
the city or BROOKLYN. free of expense all Inn