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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11
n ARA!LROADLIN bs,yssn Nav Y0.t

IT. ARAILROAD LINE between Now York
con ne too with the Albany and Western
OF the roads-The steamboats, NEW-JERSEY, Captain
Hitchcock, and ROCHESTER,, Captain Fury, viii lsava
Nsw-York and Albany daily Sundays eIesptsd and VII
pped NewYok In the evening can be delivered
Ia Albany or on the Road the next morning
No Line presents the facilities or dispatch offered Dy me
Railroad Line 10 merchants and Others denrng their soods
Apply 70 l. NEWTON, Agent, IA Greenwich-st n r.
G. s. OLMsrFD, Agent, III Pier or 81 Quayst OF w.
HARCOURT, Agent, on tho Pier ct statsst Albany
ols <wls-
~, NEW LINE or LIVERPOOL PAcKLTs.-
I'm The we-known and fastssiling ship HOTTIN-
18GUER, 80 tous, Capt Ira Burnley VIII sail froo
NswYoEk the 2lst November and from Liverpool On
the 9Th January . .
Edndge, will sail from NewYork on the hh November
and from Liverpool the 18th January
Persons about proceeding to the Old Country Or tnoss
wshng send thereto for thoir friends cannot
conaodarons for all cssses Of passengers are nsns -
nv betweendecks fast sasr and for strength OF oaiA
are unsurpassed their Captains are men o. sreN sxpe-
renee TO secure berths either from Liverpool sp
plieation must be made on board or % -
nO Wal T. TAPsCorT, 70 sosth-st
"a FOR LONDON-RssulsrP Pocket Of the 18th No
IN vsmber Tho frst~class fastssilins psckstshtp
9DPRINCE ALBERT, burden 800 tons, CsW hey'
err will sell above her regular day Having very sspe-
nor for cabin, second cabin and desssee
passengers those intending smbsk should male mns-
diae pplication on board foot Of Maidensns, orto
Mo J. MeMuRRAY, cor Piss and South ~
- FOR CHARLESTON, - C,=The AS
Oh class fsstssns psekstship ALbANf - n JAM
mastsr, sails t0-nofro~' nef tesusa 10y ~.h,o ~
steeTaxe pas.enseu persons intendiog 70 az -
make Immediate application on bosra per ~ W
MO J. McMURKAY, cor Of Pine ano soe,n -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

Eanasisnea are prepared to receive orders FOR new
hud Buekwheaf, neatly packed IN barrels nsi oaIIes'
80 sr.,ssd weight free from grit and equal in quality
al snv in markrt Orders from the South aud East &C
-v.t eirv reference Will with prompt
ss,.rt1on j. I. }. FROST. "a Frontst
door below Peeksip.
y,..h "a, Nal Graham Flour white snd yellow Indian
u.L srsr, family and bsksu Flour in all sized packages
mSn 80 '' oil Anissods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11
SACK & BAG WA80BouS3.
GRAHAM BROTHERS.

INVITE THE PARTlcu LAR ATTENTION Of sosnt.y
from ths sain districts 10 their stoc< II sacks
"a 49,. ,bieh they Offer for ssis 10 suit the wants a
aarcbss.r. upon favorable terms. Dealers II
~. orsctics Of buying baxs " hsn rsaly 6r immediate
a. nd sas preference the ola slow mode Of hsvins
shsm made up ct home. All kinds Of Calcutta Esropsaa
and domssus b4ss sAsstsA n every purpsss eli far
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11
FRENCH MEKINOEs, :.

OF THE MOST ChOlCE CoLOhs,
<,n<sIsTI>(. of all the most beautiful shades OF ma
I 49, -oxsi nurrls clsret, mulberry, stone. lawn AID
sra b1e With al the shades Of black AID blueblscs
Thib-t cloths and French mernos some o. me aooss
piece very low prices = = n = -,
nil eodtDls d tathaiiu--s. COT. OF faoi'o"-'N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11
A CARD.-y. B. Palmer. the Agent, live. inform

CARD.-y. b. PALMER, the Agent, gives iniorma,
on the subject Of advertising IN the newspaperso
every section of the cousy enable advertisers 10 FORM
their own opinions and TO adopt safe udcious and com
plee system either upon large small scale adapted
10 various business pursuits He respectfully invites the
calls of those who desire avail themselves Of the oppof
unity afforded by his extensive agency and long expert
enc, promising explain far a. in bis power both the
principle and details Of advertising Oce IN the Tribune
Buildings where his files, embracing upward OF le pa
pers which be Is the agent may be seen ana exans'
and prices OF advertising ascertained hll Nv
rJ,O INyALIDs.-Among the many striking proofs OF
i the excellence and efficacy Of BrstoIs Sassp
not the least is furnished ia the TACT ihat such
to the public and OF them by men proiessins hsn
rsign value and its great success beyond al question:
ould have found no imtstors People never conh,-1e
that which is vslueess The success OF BRISTOL
United States TO offer spurious preparation o. ssIsspE
rilla o sensible person viii buy this latter article, ~nen
Rr.tos pure article can be had For sale a. the depot "a
Sew-York 80 aud 50 Cortlandst. and OF the Druggists
generally throu ghout the United states III Us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11
MRS. PELBY's CELEBRATED COLLECTION Q
SCRIPTURAL STATUAkf,

Represent1z important and Interesting sab5eets
THE SIZE OF LIFE.
The Trial q saviour,
The Last supper.
The Birth OF Christ.
THE MORAL SCENE OF TIE frTBMP4tRA ~
L FAMILY. Is now open a. an Broadway, lsts Wall
,rs Music Rooms opposite he Apollo, every day Tou'
n A NJ 20 ia p NJ On the sabbath. sfter divine ser
vice, from T. NJ. tai 10 P " Admiftance IS cents
children half price Teachers OF school. free NIL SITS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

EOUND-On Monday in Cansl-st. gold pencil ceso ,
Il inquire Of P. P. LYON, l42 Csnal-st-
For sale above broche and Cashmere long and square
shawl. square and long wooden plaid shawis; aipaces
Mernos and Cashmeres together with beautiful assoft-
ment Of striped and chan gesbe silks, all very low all II
OsT-Yesterday going from the Seventh TO the First
Lward, dark morocco Pocketbook containing =. IN
bills one small gold pencicase and the following notes
d. IT Young note dated " 3lst July 1871 at months,
payable MS order and endorsed in blank for eeh
IS Geo. 8ettss note dated ~ Y. 9th Sept 1877, az
months in favor Of the advertiser for SIS sb The public
are cautioned against negotiating said notes OF which pay
ment has been stopped. suitable reward VIII De pAa .
tie finder on returning the pockebook and contents to this
Office MI OF
c1O O0O TO LOAN on bond and mortgage or IN
ClO,UOOincumberedr real estate. @. L. lshAM'
vii ~. n Beekman-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

- TO LET-The small two story brick house 1868
/. Fourth st near sixthavenuesuit4ble for smali
s1 family Rent moderate Apply at 10 Fourtha
I'LL Ifs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

WINDOW sHADEe.-WN. BERRIAN, $50 Bow
cry manufacturer Of the shove Article 70 nov pre-
pared supply his custome with eha1es Of any style %
Quality al pices that fail suit also, piain
muslin and linen Shades put BY experiences ephol-
sersr at short notice and very small srpeHse NJ s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

,kAND UNI EXT AbthNAeLE.- vi. "
NJ SEPH BURKE respectfully informs his friends an
the public generally that he will grand concert ~
the Tabernacle on TUESDAY EVENING. Nov. 10. kle
takes pleasure announcing that he has secured the
sistance Of RICHARD HOFFMAN, (pup Of Leopold lie
Meyer) whose performances have elected the highest
corniums from the elite OF the musical world, and who
will have the honor of making hi. first appearances In An
this OCCASION together with great variety OF 9th er
talent as will be by future Advertisements No s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11
DALMO,- OPERA HOUsE.-DR. COLLl Err

4 Personhcatious Of Painting and Sculpture, by tie
MODEL ARTISrES, will open Pamos Opera House
on MONDAY evening" Nov B. for the benefit Of the Wash
ingon Monument Association, when will be illustrated
the choices works OF the great In the Fine Arts
Personih atoms every night during the week For par
tculers see descriptive programme each evening.
Prices OF admisOn-Dress Circle and Parquette - cts
lady and gentleman, 10 cts; upper boxes, p cts Se,is
may be secured a. the box Office from 10 A. till z W
Doors open at 81. PensoDihcations commence at u
o'clock M lwis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
cHRISTY'S rIINSTRELS.

TIE Oldest established band In the United stafes = p
Christy g. y Chrisiy. p Percs. ksynos, Abi OFT
snd T. Vaughn. whose original snd tntniis5c Coac.
Ge nightly h0uored with crowded nd highly
sadi-nces and universally admitted TO excel every
neat OF similar character offered Ia this sitJ
Asmssson s5 csnis children under 10 years half price
Doo-, oreu At Concert viii commence a. oeitek
seats may Be secured on application 81 ne HAL tfon IL
t0SP NJ az "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11
IyTR. NV HrLL,D BUCKwHEAT-

raUsAGE CAsINGs.-loo kegs Of the very Oes
49, 80 ssIs bV MERRITT 4 co.
III - % Soath-st corner Of Wall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

ID Five nights more. Commencing TUESDAY EVEN
ING, Nov. o. Has the honor 20 srnounce that he viii p
peat his popular perform consisting OF MAGIC AND
VENrRILOQUlSM, every evening during tho week
Change Of programme nightly
Doors open at 7, commence 81 y o'clock. Admission
Is cts; children under 10 years, half price
Afternoon performance Saturday AZ o'clock NJ ois'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

To which may be added about 100000 paid on &C.
count Of interest and expenses OF Bank. The opinion
srepssted that the estimated deficiency after exhaust
hs the available assets of the Bank will be more than
ta0000
Active exertions are being made to obtain sub
rripous to Me 4" Air Line" Railroad from New.York
10 Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11
cLoTFIS, VESTINGS, sc.

MORRIS 4 WILSON, IN ChafhAin-st have In store,
Mn .re Constantly receiving l.-ge assortment Of
Clotbs Casimeres Vestings and Trimming which tney
viii .ell bv the piece or yard cheap for cash.
fr,frT urf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-11

- y NNtS aud utior Wafrr pIHe~ re- Hfft. ut z#'
Ii palilr at mtli J~Oii\@0N'S. Mttaet = lna5e-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-11
r .RACiSll

AMITL NEIL os Iust icecNci a r9nnist,
- ut.tnf Choppers nrtu Knives. BnlHl aAe
rfc. NlutHa dn1cfcnt af1us Iftss iioop g. ttaNf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

RELIyy FOR IRELAsD.-The Boston Advertise
learns that the British Government has made provisions
for the transportation free OF charge 70 Great Britain OF
aid from this country 10 Ireland and Scotland letter
from Mr.. Burru which has been accidentally delayed,
10 pabiished by the Christian Citizen, at Worcester Il
contains q note in snswer TO letter by Messrs Hill
Warren 10 Lord John Russell This answer 10 dated
FEB and states that the Lords Of the Treasury will be
prepared 10 pay the freight Of any provsions or cloth
ing which benevolent persons 10 the United ststes may
send 10 the distressed Ia Ireland or In Scotland, on
proper proof Of its character
Carr. WALKER's CoNPAsy-We learn that
Captain Walkers company OF Mounted Rifemen. en-.
listed In Washington City and Baltimore, numbering 10
picked men, will leave this city tomorrow morning at
~ o'clock by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
Cumberland then 10 Wheeling the National Road
by the Central Route stages They all proceed thence
BY the river Newport Ky where they are 10 be equip
ped and mounted and proceed en- route for the seat OF
war We wish them the same success and distinguish.
cd honors that have already been eted out to their
brave cbivslrous commander Bait Patriot Path inst.
epocgiSe-A fire in West Gardiner, on Tues.
day night last consumed the house OF Deacon James
Lord and shocking relate the Deacon persisted In the
aAmss He was s. years old The account OF the acct
dent Gays be worthy old gentlemen and devout
and led the devotional exercises Of the family
Boston Times
A CRAsH--The floors of the large grocery estab
hsbnent OF John Shelby OF Memphis, Tenn gave way
the other day and quantities OF sugar whisky &c were
iumblsd pe nell into the cellar Loss about $4,000.
IELE0RAPH TO bNiukstOh
& Wells have taken the contract TO extend the Ieie.
srsph from Toronto to Montreal four hundred miles, by
the LET Of August next
" The packet ship Gov Davis, concerning
whose safety some fesrs entertained was teleg-
"a phed shortly after 10 O'Clock this forenoon. She has
been n days her passage from Liverpool The an
noupoemenf of her being below created great excite
and rejoicing In Safest ss II IL understood that
about e2O0O00 were insured on her In this city.
Boston Transcript rs.
CY Montreal papers Of the 10Th announce the
death ON the l7fh OF Hon. Joseph Remi valieres de
st. Real Chief Justice OF Montreal In the oOtn year OF
his age He was eminent both at the bar and on the
bench
rF- John Driscoll. engineer the Norwich
Railroad was killed at Greenve, yesterday oy the col
Ision OF two engines fireman was also badly but
not dangerously injured
~ The Mails between Louisville and St Louis
are hereafter to be transported by steamboat Mail
to be dispatched both ways every day provided boat
shall depart 80 often.
C21 A company OF ninety men have been organ
issd in Rochester under the ten regiment law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27
Nj ARM JOURN AL.
PORT OF NETWORK

CLEARED.
Briss Caspian. Hsmer Philadelphia Brett vose
Marcia, SHEFFIELD, savannah. NJ Demill Levant JET
bLS Elwsll a Co
sehr Abdsl Rsder, Doughty, Belfast N L Mesrsady.
Barge Porpose, Drake South Arnboy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

.DTEEnsLD ~ ThE rklBVSE 81 SPECIAL Af'0'
5Is AID De q 6artxy e.oofrs
f~n~rsl IL q newspaper nevspspers OF letsfi
uncssd fo IN any Post oEos ssa be inserted u ne pep
or pxper Of he tOTn or place where me once
~. e situslsd Ly.ns ne largsu circsi9lor.
Eer Pss oHlss Las, passsd h1rcs o. lssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27
ARRIVED

ship Niagara Russell FIN Liverpool Jan & mdss to
Stanton Frost
Rssk Croton ssailard. 4 do I'm Providence. l. in
ballast TO D Hurieut & Co.
schr sAml Appleton, Hamilton de I'm Boston,
mdse 10 Z a J Herrick
schr New Goodsell. , ds I'm Boston. mdse TO
Dayton & sprssue.
schr Gil Blas farren FIN Virginia oysters.
schr Accumulation, TIM Virginia. oysters.
schr Juno Chase IL Dc im Portland, Me, heading sc,
N Robinson 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
From EOwitt's lLondonl Journal
THE VERDICT OF THE POOR.
gy EpwAaD YoUL.

Sis a maid 0pon stone,
Singing slow ia under-tone
Comes a man across moor
He is old. and lame. and poor.
" Riches are glorious boon.
As is sught beneath the Moon.
Thus the maid. upon the stone,
sinseth slow, IN under-tone
. Not for boarding daily care
Dwells where boarded riches are -
Not for wasting sinful deed
SquaDders what the wretched need
4 Bot for giving God above
Gives 70 all men in his love.
Hoard or squsnder,-desperate sin
Thy sad heart hath drunken Ia.
Csme the man across the moor
He was old, and lame snd poor
And the maid. upon the stone.
epake him thus. ia Undertone
81 Here is gold the wretcbed feel
Miseries which the Rich can heal
Bot. abashed. he hangs his head
Asking not snother's bread.
d Hesvn hath dsog hters--dsughtsrs three
And one q name il Charity
Che is fair, but more prize
Her sister OF the bsndaged eyes
+" Mercy tresds with glorious feet -
Thus be makes her answer meet
a She 10 fair but most prize
Her Sister Of the bandaged eyes.
g Industry will up and strive,
Idleness viii never thrive
eloggard heart will lose it's shame
Begging aims in Holy name.
" JUSTICE, for the young and old -
Give them hat-not rich mons gold
Age has won its night 10 rest.
Honest work is young mans quest.
" JUSTICE. and no man is poor,
Though another owneth more
Thus the old man made reply,
Taking nought of Charity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

DR.. AMOS c.. HULLpS

UTFRO ABDOMINAL SLPPOhIEH
~ sc BEDFORD, 81 d u the University Of the City Of
G. Nsw.Yori' formerly Professor Of Midwifery in the
Medical College OF South Carolina, MAKES The following
AN much pleased with DR.. Hals instrument, for Pro
Apsus ULeh have no doubt i viii prove highly bene-
6csl 10 this very complaint among females Nu-
eous have been presented diferent times
10 the Faculty with the view Of supporting the proapsed
womb but have seen which on many accounts
can compare 10 excellence with DR.. Hups UerOAbdOm.
nal Supporter" HULLs TRUSS OFFICE,
Vesey-st Aston House, Nsw-York.
~ The Ladies' DeparmenL-A private suit OF rooms
Is placed under The especial charge Of qaaned female
attendant IoI Ina
nR. POWELL, Oc8Il.i and AarisI, attends 10 DIS
DEasrs OF he Eve and EAs from 10 o'clock, al bis
residence a6 Broadway, cor. Of Wsrrenst Ophhamia
sloppszs Of he Tear passage, Csarse' aud oPsees e
Assraosis treated with great attention and
sTRAsrssvs, or Squirting cured 10 afes minutes
DEAFNESS aud all discharges from he Ear permanently
cured. AEIITIoIAL Eyes inserted
speetsclss adapted 10 eyey defect isf lmD&W
OFSICE THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
the Bylaws adopted By The Directors % ne Long Island
Railroad Company, on The 2lH day OF March lsio' pro
The Annual Meeting Of The Stockholders q IN. Com.
psny for he choice Of thirteen Directors sas os nsa "a
he Company In Newly under ne dreenon Of 'nise
r.. po to Be open from Y ocIOck and to be
KEPT open unul O'Clock, p: NJ" ,-,,1
nd Eb-rsa. by An lnsdvsrlenes such bylaw and ne
,Ire of s1ch meeting been duly PuoAshed As re-
s5 - az a. 10 election Of Directors for The year en-
sqax having been hedTner-icre Resolved taii IN s7c
oo ~ thrtsen Directors u this Company be hee AZ ioe
$500 CO ~ of~ in NeE-York on Tuesday, The oh day
If l5r eri under Inc direction u inree Inspectors eno
h Accordance with me Revised suHars 1s pou ~
o,-o fror1 IL O'clock noou until clock r. ~ and
ia, he Secretary notice hereof p DC aaiy pup
ushed.
A"-0 ~ DAVID s IVES, Secretary.
NOTICE 10 hereby given hsi he annual meeting q ne
OF he Long Island Railroad Company for no
s~rs1 of thiresn directors vii oe he'd a. ne once Oh
ssd Company 81 No q Whsln-st Merchants Exenaage
- fhs cy OF New ork, he eta day Of April next
Tss noti 70 be open from IL O'Clock a. noon until
O'clock P u. By order Of The boNc, .
Nsw-YOrs, February u, isf7 MAp1n
nyPRsHOE-, OyERsHOEs ..-Gresi Reduc.
Ouo1 40 Price-The season having 90 Jar scTAncea
have determined 10 reduce he price Of Goodyear NE
tac Rubber OVershoes- the Astonishing low price OF
BROOKS Sole Agent for Goodyesrs Goods,
5f 81 100 Broadway, opf2sls Ir.aty Nnaten
u p q !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27
Ez:sLie AND ERig Rail - 80

ROAD LIHE-WutsT -.
,ryanxsm,nt-To commence Monday, December IN
~, ns.s-agefs once each xay daily except sundays
lave Ssw.York from uIs fool 81 Dgsne-st 81 0coci
a n for Piern0nI, Rslnapo Monroe Chester Goshen,
I-sv. OtI ,yills All NJ Aiddlstown Al 9, Goshen 81
az ana Chester a. % A "a. for New. Yors
Fare between Ne~-Yors and Onsyule ~ ~
Diane a. 90 board me baIges Samuel March snc henfy
slydaln Jr one Of which viii leave he city ~ oclocn
P NJ % Tuesdays, Th1rs.sys and sstUfdsys
Frseht FOR NeY0rk will be taken oy The " an eaying
Ousule Al O'Clock A NJ Tho above me1uoned tnree
cays Ia each week Dec. |. 1870. %
s74THE HULL Of new pine buil. eentFe-ooaf1
1SrE SCHOONER win cedar deck, about l75 sons bur
se"so then. now lying Ia LlIle Esg hsrbor River,
is1nched painted and ready ior rigging For sale ~
WARRfSGTOSk RICHARDS,
-sftx 81 Burilng -slp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

ESsfifz-3NWICK. steamboat RATTAN, Capt.
isaac Fisher viii commence nof regular
tin. for fha sss.on between New Bunswick and New
YORK GA Monday Tho lot day Of March, leaving New
Arrn.wick AZ O'clock NJ making her usial handbags
A. g,snehs,. Dock South AmbOy. Perth Amooy, Bentley,
Totten RossviIe. Tufls and Chelsea. arriving IN New
York about l03 o'clock - -. -. -. n
~ o,elock p 81 for New Bransviek, landing as
sbo,s Horses and carriages, and oil kinds Of freight
n g-A freight. specie And baggage taken al The rlss
u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27
CHERRY PECTORAL.-Ayer

q
~ for he Of coughs, colds, consumption ana al ~
rely free from the suspicion OF quackery and IL recon-
mended by physicians ofhe highest re.Pecsaonsty lh
he Inspection Of the Med cal PTofessOn aud Il Is conn
deu,y believed that combination such az 10 give ho
utmost energy to remedial eject with the most perfect
safety
Sold In New.York by Hoadley, Phelps Co. wholesale
Dfuggists. I4l WAlerst RushOn Co. J. Mihai, j.
A Measin and Henry Johnson. Apolhsearies, Broadway
1aef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27
SANDs,s SYRUP CASTOR OLLIE as pleasant

- MILK which II resembles 10 colof II hAes HoeJ
with water milk, any other liquid - -
Prepared only by T. H. SANDS, NJ ID. and sold at i28
Third avenue and II Jsmesst Each label has written on
Il z II Sands NJ. D. Wholesale agents u. ssnds
FULTON comef OF william Sold by ID. Sands Co East
Broadway corner MnketsLi X. Johnson Broadway cor
Chambers-sL; Guion Bowery, cor. Grand 81 j. l. Cod
diugton Hudson. corner Spring; Dupuy, Broadway cor
uer Hou.Ion-s Brooklyn agent, hs Hayes Ss Ful'ou'i
M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27
SAILED

ship Metoka Liverpool, Br bark Royalst. do Rain
bow and Mallory. Mexico, and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

- RARE CHANCE Is now offered for my ~. ~.
who Ia DESTROYS Of removing 10 The West, 70 pei.n.s IA.
good locations In Wisconsin. Tho sdyertscf ~ =.
owner Of very desirable locations In thai nounsees
Territory Including city and village property, - ~
farm os few Of which be will sell for cash exchanss
Tor other property His title Is indspusble and the ne
abundant and sstsfactory reference can be given ~
COMMUNICATION desired will be held strictly coot1E
tiaI For farther particulars address Talms 81 ~ n
bee Of The TribgDs. 20 Secd
- FOR sALE.-A farm containing Y scfss yAs
sbouI three miles from HobokeL on the PsissdsA-
-It 10 one OF the most beautiful Situations about ~
Yors for country seat For fsrtnsr pericalss n5efs
JAMES AHNEII,
bfinss Corner Of Adams and York alta Brooklyn IA