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INFAMOUS TRAFFIC.

FEVER ANDA GUE PAriENTs.
Is 1T NOT AN INFAMOUS TRAFFIC for wholesale
1 and retail druggists and other merchants 70 buy Up
spurious adulteraed rspndiaed and counterfeit Row
Tonic Mixture, ~ suction, and from lrresponsbie and
.nd linz medcine venders for two or three dollars per
dozen and hen sell the ignorant and uuwary the
genuine Row snds Improved Tonic for one dol
ar the bottle when they veil beside that This cOun
ereit rash has been universally pronounced worthless
and iuer and will not the Aguef think know Of
40 more uhnman e0d dasArdy conduct 10 men any
claim 70 respecsbiy honesty. LOOk carefully FOR the
written signature Of John r. ROUand paper label across
The month OF every bottle without which guard Il
ran 10 genuine however knavsh medicine vendors may
IA .ifv and try 10 deceive. Agent in Hew-York,
J. o. FAY, l36 FultossL lamp store, sun building.
Also A. abov--The OrsEAl Powder Of Alabsstsr, for
heantfyng the skin. remOvrng reckes, &c beautiful
Cosmetic. Try lzdies- readers any IMP eassnl ap-
pesrance Of The ssn a. clear and smooth Price Ia
rrsof. r.r HOY no lwF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

GENERAL COsvEsTIoS OF THE STATEs.-ln the
Massachusetts House of Representatives last week Mr.
Capen of Boston submitted order that the Committee
on Slavery and the Mexican War consider and report on
equal in number 20 the Congressional Representation,
10 consider the subject Of ndemnifying such slave
holders as may be disposed to abolish slavery and to
s5ents sba be free TO deliberate on for pro-
perly end constiutonally abolshing slavery, and to
devise decisive for the speedy termination OF
the Mexican War Laid over. subsequently the ordef
lI.berstor.
~ We understand that Gerrit Smith, Esq. OF
Peterboro has contributed two thousand dollars to the
Ireland Relief Fund This Is the largest donation yet
made by any one individual, in the Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

IMPRISONMENT or FsKx PERsoss.--At the meet
inc OF the Board Of Aldermen. Of Boston, on Monday
last communication submitted from the Mayor Of
NewsOrieans stating n answer 20 inquiries, that Jacob
paasvrsh Hshbsrd, eolcred man eeSfasd a. prasea
without any criminal charge ssainst him) ws found
entitled 10 his freedom, and was only waiting for ves
sci bound Boston This 10 the IN which the
coercd citizens Of this Commonwealth are treated At
the South Hnrra for our glorious Union
Hare another case John Smith, who came lately
from New 0rlssns that he thsre with eslored
woman assve who says that she WAS stolen away from
fh.sScphiA by force in ls6 having been born free In
Phiisdepsia and always lived there that her maiden
name was Jaco White that year or Two before her
ABDUCTION abe wss married 10 man named RifchSni.
SON who wss q; scs WHOM she carried ca thai she
wAs put into carriage about 2. NJ and hurried OF
without any stseniptsf rescue being made th she
was carried to Neworlesns sold one Madame Breed
who lives on the Lakes thstshe Is allowed 10 have
her time BY paying certain sum TO her Mistress that
abe 10 row al WORK near the upper Cotton Press in 81
John Bsptistss that shs 10 known BY the name Of
Katy that abe has Eevcr heard from her friends
uvss Ia since being taken from there thss
shs wshes know something can be done for her re
Jesse Libersior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22
DR.. BUSHES TONIC FEBRIFuGE,
positive, safe and permanent curefO


FEvEk AND AGuE.
THIS medicine has obtained wide spread reputstoH
cure for Agus and Fever Chill or Intermittent, and Re
tseni Fer Ia every stage VI these diseases " superon
~ 10 other remedies hss fully tested By lie tonic pro-
perles strength gwen ne Psteni 81 The same lime
hat the disease IL rJ<ad from his system Residents a.
he Soutk will ind II Of service, occasional ase
OF he Tonic F@brf1ge viii guard against the debt tsiing
effects Of the climate Be careful 10 ask Tor Bt1s Tonic
Fsbrf4ge he celebrity Of The article has gwen nse 10
attempts al eountesIiuK The b therefore
obtain me genuine, al which Tears on he wrapper he
srt-a Signature Of Dr. James A Bruce, ~ Broadway
New.YOrk Jh 1m~od
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Gats.
A LESSON IN EcoNoMY.

A LESSON IN ECONOMY.
IN DEVOE's HAT AND CAP MANIFACTOhr.l D
LII FaltOn-sL formerly known asrhe Ph9nH Estscish
ment THE proprietor Of tbis celebrated ESTABLISH.
ent 10 cons snily Demonstrating the fact hat beaver M
can he sold for IS So and no!essn bat for - sqpenOfp
fOurhs and equal 10 the very best IS hs, sod In NE Guy
elsewhere eqnsl IN style, beauty Of shape eonpss
OF finish neslnese u hnng ard every other rryee
Ths fsctis the result u System winch, moe
generally adopted, would put ed "a much fuinoass ~
lrayAgarre. upon when many traSesrn~D hsfo n.,e
shipwreck % er hopes The s1ccsss Of the above hs
and Cap Menufsctcry proves clsgey that ~" fe,S
The utmost economy IN expenditures quick sales fo csst
with small profits pete triunohanty sih ne moss
gsnng and costly essb shneuis u The day and ne saf
ice Of no point, important gnmportsnt 10 The mannIs
tory Of hat l. necessary 10 enable ne proprietor 10 W.
rant saving Of from Is 50 70 - per TO each OF Dis
patfoas Tie schec1ls Of prices - below
l.! quality Nat,ia.....g3 s0st quality Cloth Caps "
ID ...... col "A 10
lsl holessln... 3 O0l Sd
al 81
Ia addition 10 tle current Spring style, q besnugl ~
ceJ - keeps hand sssorlInent Of different aye
adapted w eli pecusrtiss Vi form ssd feature, and ~
prepared 10 make W order, 81 sn0rI notice hats csP,
70 any pattern MS w
m -PhISG FAsHIONs.-HAts, Hsts m ss
kU akin hats nj - equal 20 those soh ~ on"s :.
also, elegant dress bats Al - - ana ~ % h.
in style and finish 10 those Ia many places ", L,s
81 G. O. Murch will be pleased W see DIS "'Se''
7ifimS GEORGE p. r. BRowN. ias c.n.I...
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SAVANNAH-Bdrk Isaac Medd-S59 bales cotton,
& Il X Grsves-l56 do, Adams, Hopkins q Co.'s do,
II Brigham-l5 do, White & BARNES pkgs mdse;
Acalarius, Bonnet & Col Dbl do Lummers-half
tee rice half Dol mdse, Durant Hossek-l box mdse'
Hyslop & Brother bbls beeswsx Simonsfeld & Co.
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feqal Notiees.

DURsUANT to an order of John Morgan surrogafs
Of The County OF Seneca, Notice Is hereby given TO
breck ate OF The town Of Ovid in said county deceased,
10 present The sane with the vouchers thereof 70 the nn
dersigned Sarah r. Breck aud Samuel I. breck Adwins
trstrix and Administrator og tho OF the said Edwin
n BFeck deceased Al the dwsngous9 Of me SAID San
ue p Breck In Waterloo, IN sad county on OF Deicte
he FIRST day OF July nexL-D DATED Dec. H. 1870.
SARAH H. BREGK, AdministfsirsS.
d2s 1sw6m. sAML. p. RRECk. Administrator
IN pURsJANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate Of es
icmpy of New-Y0rk notice IL hereby given 10 all per
sons having ceims aganst James Halliday late Of the cy
on Philsde phia deceased present The same win Tho
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber At the oee OF Henry
> Davies No 50 Wall street. In the city OF New York on
or before tho first day OF June next Dated New-fofk,
''' -''" Ua' - MARY JANE HALLIDAY,
mn IaNsm Administratrix, G. T. A.
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miscellaneous.
pREpARAroRy soEooI.

PREPARATORY SUHOOL,
n1tODLETOWN,C ONN.-The next session OF twenty
lVt weeks W.T. commence May Is Charge for beard,
instruction &c SSe in advance Great bestowed the
health and happiness aswe as studies of pupils Refer
mas be made 10 T. McElrsh ESQ. Of The New orb
Trbane Circulars with minute Information and exceeded
references may be obtained Of Rev u. Chase ~ Market
81 where The principal may be seen nom May II 70 IS
nil lmeOiSlmSW ID H CHASE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

lei DORADO PAIN ABSTRAcTOR'
FER fie renewal Of pam and ipeedy esrs g
BURNs. sCALns, PILES, WOUNDS
Bruises, Erysipcias,
DHEuMATIsM, Broken Breasts, Frosted Limbs, Clan
Iedulsr ngs pain IN The lace. side or bark and all
frhsumar0rs un-re i remedy that equals the Edo
rsio PAN AbsEciOFn Numerous cerncates, proving all
We assert are open for examination. Pamphlets be
had gratis a. The DepoL This Ointment Possesses greater
healing AnOdyne ana dscreden properties than any other
arci- and cheaper han any other. Dealers supplied
Oa liberal ermA
Principal once Az Broadway. Hone genuine without
NO Ip.od JAMES A. BRUCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

A YoUsa EDITOR GosE.--We have before us
copy Of" The Led9T miniature publication Of twelve
columns edited and printed By Master EDWIS A. hATh
yr-y whose death Yves announced yesterday morning -
Yet In boyhood he had eyinced passion Tor the art
ureservstive Of all arts" and by the accumulation OF
few type and with machine Of bis invention Tor PRINT
Ing IL be had published The Lsdg9 (weekiy) for more
than a year With an active investigating mind ne
sought the paths Of knowledge thus early in NE ana
With promise Of future usefulness rarely seen In one
90 young be entered upon HE part in the drama Of me
with an upward eye and an onward purpose Ike
FRANKLIS his prototype, he sought the profession oe
cause be liked iisnd like him, had not death dropped
ts dark curtain upon his he might bsve pursued
the paths of usefulness with sn honorable dlsunchon-
But the destroyer and he died with the philosophy
of religion 70 bear him above the nrmites OF the body
Conscious Of his approaching dissolution he divided me
products Of his industrious toll among bis brothers and
sisters equsly-except 10 the youngest-on "ncm nls
generous heart gave those things which had iound the
dearest place In biz early attachments Then summon
ing all his strength be called the entire family circle
around his dying bed and his life ebbed fast be said
In feeble tones" am very dit ia not probable that
shan live ill morning. know not what hour or what
minute shall COL hope we shall all meet again u
any one has anything TO say 10 me please ssy I"
now - and he sunk sweoty into bis eternal rest
Buffalo Express.
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oKFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.
-. - Ii ,rrc1,l. ,rrolsrrsET.

.,,x.r,.,p - rzs rrisUsE ~ ErcIst aFFoiSrNsFT-
s1s Ard Be q fa-tA<y eAscisd -,
a. AT s3verse.sn.s made under lie Orce-s OF " tsss
,s- SSrs1sI In a psyrpsper newspapers, of letleb
1s ~ IN ~ Posi Ocs shall Re rserted 70 ne psP-,
or papers Of lbs iosp place where Te o1e
"-' Ven Psr 0fos L<zs, yG''s6 A1TeA D. lS'A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22
TUE REST FAMILY MEDICINE n Or.

i 3ushe's Vegetable Pils-ghey are composed u IA
lures remedies herbs all vegetable extracts q rare
-xcr-uee and Of combination happy hal they Assst
rnsy purify he blood egasTe he circulation and restore
ne liver kdneys and other secrtory organs 70 healthy
lone AID sron From their toc.e properties hey never
produce lhag debility Of the stomach and nlestnes 0sn
he consequence OF Of oner purgsvss In dyspep
suY other medicine. They cleanse The stomach ana nEss
Inss from all impurities, and from heir gsners serior
give renewed energy 10 he constitution Price with full
dtrecrions) 5 per box To be Obtained whole
sale or retail u the prseips ofcs, No. s2 Brosdwsy
al snsod
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SPANISH LANGuAGE.

M1NAsNAt UkAL SlsTLN.
DROTESS0R RABADAN, having commenced TO organ
Ee bis morning classes for the Spring season, respect
fully invites hose WHO may be disposed to Join hem 10
call him. st his residence Resdest In order
tain particulars and their Names before tho Glasses
are completed Gentlemen prrierfing evening class
are requested 10 call immediately, there only Two
three vacancies mls Tvs
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Ia, og Letters Remaining In the e. Y. Post once,
Saturday, March 90:
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Goal.

COAL.-PRIC IS REDUcED.-Lsekswsnna, Peach
v Orchard Lehigh and 3 zck HSslh-All The above
named Goals Of lbs best quality and delivered 10 The best
order free u carriage now offered Al The following
low prices, viz
Large Nut and Lump sizes, 8 80 per ton.
Stove Egg and Broken sizes, - Per Ton.
Ofices 81 Greenwich, corner Of King o..
and sea 90. do HsInmefsly-sL
nI52 ws l. A. SYKES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

FIRRs--At O'Clock this morning the millinery
establishment Of Mrs. Gardner, No ~ Eighth-svenue
was discovered be fire. The stock Of the store
was entirely destroyed and the building much injured
Damage about $1,000. .. The dwelling house No 81
Cedar IT took ere about O'clock this morning 1t was
coon extinguished. Damage trihing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22
PASSENGERS ARRIVED
noMrsT1c NEGOTIATIONS.

In bark isaac Mead from .Sardnnah-Dr l. Baker and
lady Messrs OTIS small and B Lumton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

o. PER TON.-Cosl Coal! Coal Peach Or
'cOrhsId best qualify coal. screened and delivered free
b carAge-smsl Nat s5j Large Nat s. IS Broken -
Ess ans Stove 8 Is This cOs s under cover. Ches-
ua and Pes Tor sn zines Also White Ash Stove Coal Of
an excellent quality for sale AZ simpsons coal yard 10
and "a Thompson. below Spring-sL nd Wv
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DELIEP PER ,IACED0NTAN.-s

Ilchurches couHees or persons 4eso0s sending sup
plies the Starving people Of IRELAND and SCOTLAND
81 tbs ship, respectfully n0lhe1 thar Contributions
viii be received either board said ship a. pier No
North river front Of the warehouses Of Davis Brooks
Co a srd y Westst heir Office 90 Broad 81 where
receipts will be given and directions complied with regard
ing tbs application q aid do1aOns-a Lat Of which viii
b. published.
This ship built Of i've oaks Of IT'S tons burden, and
Of seugh-havtng been nIended for the Exploring
IL pediIion. She launched Norfolk IN 1857, and -
uuders Ong thorough overhaul and outfit Tor the
press pr pose efc4rying donsOns Of provisions
and safely the ports Of destination she will be
ready few days reeeive board sueh nirbutons
may be offered 20 by her land In meantime the
above mentioned and necessary abundance The
came, grsuitously offered She VIII be Offered by
Of and experienced merchant caplans
and vii gail as loaded
Newspaper ard contiguous this city friendly 70 the
cause will forward the same BY giving this notice place
IN their columns. GEO. c. DEKAY,
NIL 2weOd- Master Of The ship " Macedonian"
DATENT MANILA Envelop and wrappiDg Ps-
u per 0f al s.zes, for sale BY
mis liz BURNAP d BABCocK, IFS Yulion-sa
OEMOyAL,-Ths Irish EmigrHnI Society nave 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

RoBBERY--Twenty dollars in bnnk bills, brace
let bresspn and gold ring were yesterday stolen rom
rurk In house corner Of Second avenue and Twenty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

DAIlROAD lRuN.-TAe subscribers are prepared
II 30 - orders for American RAro&d Iron Of any pal
tern and deliver the extent Of e tons per month ae
lss Of April nexl MURDOCH, LfANITT Co
81 eodn ~ Pine-sl New-Yort-
GRAIN BA6s.-Hesvy cotton tvlled two bushsl
NJ Grain Bsgs n inehes BY - inches for sale IN lots 10
NIL W. PARRISH 4 PRICE, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

PERsogATIs0 AN OFFIcER.--Edward Reid, oftos
Joseph Philbrck was sst evening arrested for person
ating an officer 10 the Olympic Theatre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

STEAM E>GINk Of ten horse power. 10 be disposed
- Of cheap for cash. Apply TO
WELLINGTON, FRANCIS 4 WEIGH.
DuThsI New-York.
Mustard eoeee spices. usual ali Of he best quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

u spacious and convenient dock has been
recently finished the water front Of the Government
sostheuss 1t Whitehall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

GRAND LARorsY.-Wm II Clark was last even
ing arrested charge Of stealing $500 from Robert
Brown No. tireene-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

FIrzsFRALDs PATEsT PORTABLE MrLL.-This
invention may be seen In front Of the Merchants Ex
change In wsllst. By Its means every man may grind
nis own grists 1t be worked even By the hand
though horse sesm power render I, more ecseious
Farmer and Planters will do wen % look into II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22
PATENT ELASTIC BABY JUMPER

~ useful sfcle Of the nursery, by which nfxrs lhree
months cid snd ard can exercise and themselves
IN mCde hlshy oco1aeve 10 health decidedly superior
10 anything before oAered the paohc Fer 81 5s
BroedwSy.ey Ina lmeod'l GEO w. FUTILE
p0x-2ooo yards Of luge thrifty Garden Box for sdg.
- ngs for sale by The srbscbsr 81 The corner Of Eighty
hird-sL and Sxxvense east side he upper Reservoir
Orders addressed 10 A W. and LEI al The Tribune otce
OF with Jacob Baker BrcAd-sL viii be pancFusly Al.
irn1s.d 10 lnnlA ewrodsl ANSOS MILLS
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STRAW gONNgTs.

1. CEAnN, u JoaN-sT lVP srAiRsl
INVITES TIE ATTENTION q Miners and others to
his assortment o. Straw Bonness which nAnufae-
Iare1 and imported expressly for fashionable millinery
trade. aud he ofers them fof sac The lowest " cash
Priees" Also, sruheiA a0wsrs ssrdboxes, &c. ke-
mis- 2mrodSNxR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

HAvAsA OPERA CoxPAsY.-The Courier des
Etass Uns says that the announcement that the Park
Theatre had been taken by this Company Is mistake
The paper says that the troupe received very ed
vsns.seoss proposals. from Boston where 1t i' decided
that they are 70 TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

~ PEA. n.ailOz Ia DATE u Ds Lls' N ''ss~A ~
.x.--ssz LADIES' LIST
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BURGLARY The bowling alley OF o. b. haker
corner OF Broadway and Duanest forebly entered
last evening and robbed of silver spoons segsrs &c to
he eruouDt ofa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

a. COUNTRY SEAT-At Private Sale Situated
~; Jsmacs Long Island within one hours ride OF
- the City OF New York. fine large dwelling on the
premises 90 feet square, two stories high, huitin modern
repste with every convenience There are about
Of and laid the beautiful sy le abound
INK In the choicest fruit nc. &c. For farther pRrcu'
mil Iw Broad-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

rRrlr BARGAINS

ghbA1 DAhS AAt - =, -, a., 49,, q,
- TO LEASES or 80 Loss ne cheapest sno oss s. ~
- second and Fy third Any person wishing 70 n
vesi 40 coo Or 81 0o) can realize rom - - " per cent
20 varte8 second hsaA night sisrs. or feet story
Inquire OF j. T. JOHNSON, ~ Eishh-st cor CliSlon'
,fsr.s ~ n tha PREMISES ml@ u
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"a FARM FoR sALR.-A s7i.a1li1 77is ioi

sale IN the town OF Hgru1s on, three miles from
slesmsos landing a. North Porls miles fron railroad
al Deer Psrk CONSISTING ~ S scrs 50 - whch
ed with wood and 81 cleared with splendid ise
for building The frn Is besliIf situated and Ia bish
state OF cultivation, producing gr>a q AT tnds The dwell
Ing house and out Buildings oil good Frut Of all kinds
and 100 grape vines In f bearng and the best %
sor rartrti ar. inouifa al Tribune Once lff lawSm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

a. FOR sALE-A three story House with tea room
20 attached the east side Of Adephs about 81 yards
~ north OF Myrtleavenue, Brooklyn. II Is very cub
stsnaly built and finished 10 modern style, with marble
manes &C. The plot Of ground, 50 by 22 feet IL hand
somely fenced round, and the garden well stocked win
and Fruit Omnibusses pass every four I'VE
minutes till II at light along Myrtleavenue Fulton Fer
~ which be- reached from the house In een minutes,
Apply the premises. MIL lw'
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WIN VAN WYtK, y
gSf5lNh7. 2lkAp5.t ik5tNs Flshkll, Dutchsss CoNY
= 100 FARns FOK SALE 10 l00 sclu. .e.e,r,.

OF the beat snd most productive lands Payment viii
=" be received In their productions They are situated
shout the center Of he United ssles ~ The terminus Of
the railroad from Charleston, : G. The climate agreeable
steady and extremely hcslhy; well wooded with sbunt
ant springs OF water Particulars o. his region n coun
try may be had IN prnted sheets either Al the Northern
Hotel corner Of Cortland and West - he Trustees
Office. NICHOLAS HAIGar. g Wei II. 81 story.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-13
BROoKs,s

BROOKS'S
PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK BOOTS
AND SHOES.
CONGRESS CATERS PoR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
featured, in this any other country, for
durability, beauty and utility.
NO. 1888 FULTON STREET. NEW YORK.
THIS unique and useful Invention awarded Silver
Medal he highest premium) the last Fair Of the
American Institute for its superiority all others offered
for competition.
the appreciation Of the officers Of the army and
navy well every gentleman who has fairly
tested its value, and 10 rapidly coming into general
among all who regard ease, grace, comfort and durability,
DIS desirable requisites in their Boots and Shoes makes
the Boot or Shoe more elastic it's original style
and shape and gives the hollow part beautiful eleva
ted ARCH thereby allowing the heel be very high
with perfect ease quite low without exposing pania
looms strap TO injury also keeps the loot from pressing
forward and retains II In natural and easy position
Myself and John Dick the only persons who and
sell Boots and Shoes with this invention, In the cities Of
New York, Brooklyn, and Jersey City.
CONGRESS CATERS.
The undersgned the first in the city Of New York to
manufacture this justly celebrated elegant article con
nues TO make them up in endless variety of styles in
workmanship unequaed and at prices defyng competi.
ton ALI other kinds Of Boots, Shoes Caters Pumps and
slippers, for ladies' gentlemen, youths MISSES and child
rem. LORiN BROOKS
I33 Fulton street.
p S-Jus received, of Russian Leather for Gen.
uemen's Boots, both for Dress and Water Proof This is
probably the FIRST lot Of this celebrated Leather ever import
ed into the United States.
oct 9-lyd'
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-13
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM srRHRrs, NEW YORK.
THE SUBSCRIBERS under the firm of BERGEN d.
GALABRUN, having reftted and repenshed this spa
ci0us esabshmeni now prepared to receive company
There hundred and nine apartments In this house.
consisting Of dining saloons sitting rooms parlors lodging
rooms, de- The large hall may be used for balls public
meetings The cooking department has been expressly
ranged TO furnish, at moments notice. refreshments
for any number Of persons, from three hundred
be at the same time There rooms where
private parties may be furnished with dinners sup
pers and the tables will be furnished with the best the
ket affords Liquors and wines from the best establish
the shortest notice There will be lunch at II O'Clock
every day and attention will be spared TO give sasac
ton Men Of business and those visiting the city will find
prices will be found TO be moderate The French and
Spanish languages are spoken In this hotel
JAMES BERGEN,
oct 8 1y' LOUIS GALABRUN.