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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-25
More Fresh and Cheap Boot, aud shoes,

More Fresh and Cheap Boots and shoes,
at No. 81, West Vain Street.
= schr L III Thompson from Boston, the sub
- serber has Just received Manu e.urrrr the 10 ~
ing fresh and desirable goo's-yE
GeniIemeHs ane Calf Imitation Channel Boots
WouH-ns Cllf,kin Welt Ties
do Leather heel weitsd psgsci Bootees-siles 70 "a
prime article for wear
do Leather spfing heel ps gseI Blo,.e.-sisr.Gt,o
Misses nae Leather
do do Bu.kns
These together with goo Boots Shoes Thinks,
&c previously on ham, offered At wholesale ami t, At -,
oW prees-t1 an examination OF which he te.c.etfuy v
his frienis AMI purchasers senerary. JUDAH MYERS
80 No = -, -
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CHARLES r. ALLEN,
Successor Ia Charles Workman,
LOTTERY VENDER,

No. under City Hotel, Richmond, Virginia
WALLS the attention of following Schemes
~ for the month OF JANUARY. 1917:
$4,000. 10000, &c.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class T. for lsI7, b. drawn ia
ngary 3Oth 90 Nos, and II drawn Ballots Spirudd
for buying package Prize o. IS oCo OF 10000,
$40 halves > quarters ESQ packages
whoe Tickets 500; - halves so - quarters 25.
l Orders for Certificates and Packages and
shar' In Tire above Lotteries, and ote advertised By
MAURY A CO. addressed To the undersigned, i
prompt attention. and Of Drawing
all who order from me Address CilAS. X. ALLEN.
lac Richmond
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BARGAINS IN WINTER GOODS.

~ The subscribers, wishing luce pesen OF
goods, Will offer haIglns all styles FlnBcls
Cloths ;C1ssmcics and Vengs Keeys aud Liucys and
blankets Ca,hnercs. Mousslaincs silk. Boubazncs Al
pacas Ncnn> AMI her dss goods together with gcrr,a
goods families Also. Ctfeis, Rug and Printed
Dluglcts. CHRISTIAN & LATHROP,
Main tert.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-25

By InIoes 81 brother.
No. : Nam
Fashionable and Superior Clothing,
At AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY morning. Jany 27th al our store al 10 o.
clock all ssl oihsF
suited 10 the present SEASON, consisting Of
supsr Dress and Fro.k Cloth Goats
do Beaver ami Cloth
do do do Plot Over sack Coats
Cloth and Cas- Pants
Fanny Sik Vests, &c E-., comp sing a desirable rs
sor;ment al superior materials al workmanship.
so Dozen >hirts.-At the tine Finy DOZEN French
style shuts stitched and Hem III he'd and OF superior quality
o cins- "a
% The above clothing ready for Ell ninauon.
"A p INLoES & BROTHER. Auct.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-25


On WEDNESDAY NENr, ths 27th Janaay, W. WI :. at
Auction. front Of Store 10 O'clock general assortment
Groceries, consstii pant of
30 Bids prime q Sug,r
Prime Teta ing Molis-e-
DO Green RIO Coffee
DO do iagulyn 10
DO oil lava do
Hemloek sole Leather good damaged
so bsstcls prime Clover SEED
Prime Goshen Cheese u
lONl2 Window Gilss
Pine Otard, Dupuy & Co Brandy
Imitation Brandy; hi pipes
do DO barrels-Pure y T. Rum
Fresh buSeh Raisins, boH.s
halves
gr
Extra fine Gunpawder Tea
Fine Powching
TEENssIOo and four for approved paper under
SIOO cash. WILLIAMS 4 IANALI. ALe.
VIII BE- adei tn sale
20 Bales Northern HAY. n ~ w. & H. Aucts.
Bacon sides. Shoulders. Lard, as.
win be ADDED - The above sale
Western Bacon sides IN Ilhcs
do Do Shoulders
New Joles, Baun,ore cared, New No I Lard
j y w & II Aurts
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LORD CHANCELLOR.-

4 ,AMPBELLS LORD CHANCELLOR
- The Lives o the Lord ChaneSrors ami Keepers OF ir.
"rat seal ~ England, from thu earl the reign Il
King George Nv, by Iohu od Campbell AN T. in ysry
neat dun octave res, fine cloih.
Ne h,ai hay say hii We shi expect wiz. sa'
continuation Of this perform bat pre-. u -e 81 a.
'ei noe than sufficient to give Lod Campbell gh station
Dec. l-45. ~ ''
Inc volumes al which We have this Imperfect are
as' 1"e' e;ted addition TO his They a good
b-ginnFg towards the systematic long neglected
province Tie Literature OF the English Law-Einburg
April 1916. '"'
for sale Al the Book Store Of DRINKER 4 NORRIS
Al Ma
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VALUABLE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS,

INTENDING to close my present business, |
Will offer public auction, THURSDAY s-th n,ant
entire stock Of fresh desirable Dry
Boanes &c to be closed without limit
take place at the Warehouse Of Kent Kendall At~l,s will
conduct the ASH LEVY
January 25h, l5t5.
% Will be added TO the above a large and
valuable assortment o goods Perfect very
de-iratl styles. CONSIST Of
Coshs, CaS~mere- and Vesiirgs
Kentucky Jeans SAinstts
Cali Paids Plaid Cashmere.
Brown Hollands. Irish Linens
Linen and cotton Diapers
Fatey Prints,
Black ard white a n Furniture do
PONCE and cotton IIdkf.
BIZ ami cord Camhries
Heavy striped and plain Kers.ys
Manchester and French g rHhams
Blue and fancy Madras Idkls
woolea and cotton IIo,,er
Blk ani cord Apaeoas-Alraeca Robes
Cashnstgs and Mousinss-Fancy
Ribbons Bonneis Muhs
Patent Ihr, ads, Buttons. Suspenders
Cotton CEnaburgs. broa Drills
Bsaehed and brown shifting. sheetngs
White, Red and We low
Canton Fannel- shaker
Gents and Isdes super u : Gloves,
ALSO case" Cotton Umb asand Of Ingram aud
Ien-tian CaTp-ngs.
TEshs-urdsr 500, cash sIos credit for ap-
proved papsr. Sale tn y! O'Clock.
P25 KENT. KRskALI. a ArwATER. Aueus
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DENDLE TON's OFFICE. No. q E,cbon
lie who would buy Prize a, all,

CLARKE'S OFFICE, I4Tu STREET.-Ths dny.
Y Monday, 25th Jan'y, at Exchange Hote-Capitals :
$1,000 1000. &c. - Nos - drawn. Tickets so
For Tuesday, Jan'y 26Ih-S 100000! Tickets s.
For "Wednesday. Jany 27th-S2O 900. Tickets s.
For Thursday, Jnn'y 2sth-S2O,OOO! Tickets 5.
Coll on CLARKE, II you want prize.
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E. b. PENDLETON.
SUCCESSOR To n. " HOTTl
Lottery Office. No. 3 Exchange Hotel
Richmond.

THE following grand ScLemus show beautiful aanrrrap for
the present mouth Januau) Ad, Wo nyer
advtniued are requested to notice particularly Schemes for
the sh Of $1,000 l6;h dawn ballots,
and Soth $4,000 60 Nos and - drawn Tickets are m
eeyed and all orders viii meet IN prompt addressed
TO Z. b. PENDLErON.
n.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18
;irao-osts and Rye ? so the 100 bundles.
Markets....C CAREFULLY reported JOr Tie 7SiBo'

Markets ( uthsliy reported for TIE 7Sib,o.e
MONDAY, May H.
AsHEs-The market is without change to-day, with
fair demand Sales $50 bo Pots at s. Pearls steady
q, 80.
COTTON-Thero has been nothing done to-day since
the Teleersphic report per Britannia TO establish mar
ket but the general supposiIon IS that will open al
decline
FLOUR AND MEAL--The sdvices by the Bhtannia
Ind considerable effect upon the market holders all
vsncing their views TO p for good parcels on the spot
aud buyers eventually up to this figure al which tho
market closed steadily Before the Steamers quotations
were received there was large demand for Flour and
the market was very firm at 9i2SS. The sales were
10 able extent including at "a 10 arrive
in all the remainder OF the month The aggregate sales
on the spot and arrive reach 5000 to 10000 bbs
at 9lGS 25 showing an advance OF - to 81 cts There
WAS also sale Of 1000 bbls for delivery in all this
month st p There large request TO arrive both
before and after the Steamer, but the quantity Offering
was limited The transactions reach 1900 bbls, nclud
ing 5000 bbs In June at JQd7 IS (,he latter by the
18Th 1900 do July al 5 al 90 and 1000 do August AZ
25. Some holders ask s. for June delivery. The de
msnd for the East and home use continues TO be very
large. There is nothing doing IN Southern IN conse-
quence Of the market being bare. IL held al ~ to
srriye. There is demand here for Western Flour 10
arrive, on southern account Meal l. generally held Al
81 but between 5000 and 1900 bbs sold at IS "a SIT
psrt IA all this month Rye Flour is held at 5O95 IS
GRAlN-Thcro WAS also much bUoysRey and activity
produced by the Brannas news In The Grain market
White Wheat held at - cts but we heard Of no
transactions. Fer Corn holders advanced their views
to l02 6i0J and some 10000 bush changed hands loco
and 10 arrive at 20 o cts part before the STEAMER
The market closed at lO26lOj, without large supplies
For future delivery the rates also advanced and the
transactions reach coo bush all Of which believe
yyere made before the Steamers news patlc The
saes embrace 10000 bush at 30 cts deliverable in July
and August and various parcels IN June and July So
s cts Rye also improved, and sales ls0oO bush
made At lC 100 cents for export VI barley go bash
sod AT 70 cts Oats improved and on the spot sell
ing freely at SO cts sale Of 10000 bush was made
al 50 cts FOR delivery in June and July.
WHlSKY-Hoders are asking s9i cts but we hear OF
no sales above 80 cts Drudge Is nominaly % cis.
PROyIslONs-Ths Telegraph report having given
no sdylees in relation 70 Provisions there was not much
movement Pork is aominally before. sale OF SEQ
bbs new Mess was made at 10 -. 60 days with interest
and go $500 bbs old Prime at IL l2 sale OF 800 5Ss
old Mess was made Saturday evening at SIS. New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18


Ga Saturday, 18th inst. HUGH MeENEANf Printer
aged 2i years -
Gu Sunday evening the 10th inst OF disease Of the
heart ARTHUR sANDERSON sscd "A years, months
aad Is dsys
The relatives and friends Of the family and the NOM
beIs Of Fulton Tent No IS /. o. Of r. are respectfully
invited to attend the iuuora! this Crucsta) Afternoon al
O'Clock from his late residence Greeoyst Jersey cry
lis remains Will be takon ~ Boleyilio n j. for inter-
mgnl
On the evening Of 18th met JAMES LolNS, aged "A
years
OF consumption on Monday the l7ih inst in i1ll as.
sorsnce OF blessed immortality. Mrs. CHARLOTTE
fARhHUkST. vile OF Benjamin Pal khursi aged 70
years, months and Ia days
Inc friends and acquaintance oi tho fsnnly are IN
'ed TO attend the funeral this ruesdsy) afternoon at
o'clock at her late residence 81 Orehardst without.
fsrfher invitation
IN Brooklyn. sundsy night 10th inst JOHN COR
DON BAILEY.
The funeral solemnies viii be observed a, his late
residence Ia Pacific, Sd door from Heury-st this tues
osy) afternoon at oclock-sftor which his remains
wu be conveyed 70 Newport r. for intermeni. Friends
~ me family respectfully Invited 20 attend without
farther invitation
IA Brooklyn. L. l. on Saturday 18th inst MARY
naAaDA infant daughter of Aureligs B. ana Sarah b.
hui' aged months and days.
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Inc. since Dec since Inc since Dec. since
NAV il6 MAY 10 Feb | az. Feb. | Al
New-YorlG CaItle Market.

New-NOrl Cattle 1arkct... MONDAY, MAY u.
by our own RepOrtsr
At market 1890 Beef Cattle 600 from the South) 40
Cows and Calves and 1900 Sheep and Lambs.
Beef Catlo-As the supplies come in more freely SO
prices are gradually beginning to give way and this
week we note a considerable reduction the rates
quoted In our last repor-the market average now be-
ing about from 81 to rs per cwt. About $50 head
Left over.
Co1rs aud Calues-The market shows material
change either regards prices the number sale,
from last week good demand prevails and the trans
actions generally range from SIS to S27 $40 according
to quality all sold.
Sheep and Lambs selling steadily a, from s. to so
al 50, at which prices buyers cleared the market
Hay has advanced. and good Qoose) Timothy com.
mands s7I cents per cwt; other descriptions not
lower than s2l cents.
Srao-Osts and Rye so the loo bundles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

Prime - 50 nomnay Ia Beef there is nothing dons
Lard continues heavy and us bbs good sold 1t n cts
hegs are lOdlOi cts Picked Meats scarce and very
MN sale Of ly0 uerres Dsn.s isms U.S. made A.
.! ets, whichis better Shoulders 7G7t cents No
enhnse IN Butter and Cheese. The market IL poorly
supplied aud rates oohiuu hr al - for Orange Co
2l622 cts Tor Westeru
tEATHERs-Asa sale Of 700 o 8 Live Geese was made
st2- 40 cts, ossh.
HAf-We notice sales 800 bales at e2d65 cts. The
markell steady.
olL-Ihe market for Linseei Il It'll unsettled sni a
sole of GO01 gala Ecglsh made a. - cts and 90
DO 70 arrive at co Certain parties bearing the
market For Crude Whale 3J Is offered.
HlDES--A sale Of 200 from the North ives. Coast
was made az about : cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

EVl sCRiBNkR Of the l-te hfm q LOck wvod rcflo-
Liner thansfu ID his f-nds ana the public gcnefey io
tTeir former patronage would respectfully inform !,
he hiss sod cui his incrssl IN the aie hin al ID
corner Of Fulton, and has taken part u he store ~
81 Two door. below Gold where he has opened 40 e"'
ard select stock Il
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND sILvERW h Ar,
cOmprsing In part follows. viz foe soia -
waictes, OF the beet mskfrs gold gvsr1 sn1 80 I've
bracelets breast rns su1s, nngrr ana en go,
seals gold and silver hirbies, 'peetaele', 80,
god pens lockes, &c. silver spoons IS, I'd
700 90 bgueF Knives Of every variety 1nc q s,,m
mos, approved styles sllverwsre nsce - tl 49,. Ss,,
coin and In the best manner S'sszper,es DsDs ,ey
lisht enable him by cGiek sales ard small piDHs "
he views Of ell hose who nay be pleased 10 isVof u
with their psGroosgsL
,eT LEVI sCRIbEEh, "a Fgitonst
doors below God
B.-Rossns eelsorslsd diamond poin,sd = Eass''
s.or' GOLD peas nyh i"~~
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DAwBARN & SON,


no Bold-sL Liverpool
~ sole Agents for Nichols Registered Paletot,
specially call the attention Of Merchants Captains snd
visitors 10 Liverpool TO the extensive alterations ia their
premises rendered necessary by the great increase Of
business they beg 10 slate that having adopted the
Of immediate cash payments they enabled consdera
big 10 reduce their scale OF prices, observing al the same
time thai the qua iiy and manufacture Of their goods VIII
be respect inferior but VIII maintain the high char
acteT for excellence, It. and workmanship they have hith
eIto been esteemed for
myf 2aw3mTu&This 10 Bold-sL Liverpool.
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RI THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

go. cr STOCKS Al PHILADELPn. Nav IL
eApp.,,5sloCo q : Loan Sc. 80. %; Penn Bk $40,
< 81 - .'S ~ S 81 i05 vos Si s
sesS3, 5xss Bonds cash ~. 5000 susq Canal Bonds
"a Of Penn $40 100 Reading. DE- @e3 100 yicks-
,srsh -. ~ .ooc,-.,,...,,, o.,
49,. .0 300 do. 20i 500 State &C. 7Cl. 1900 :
J" ~ lofs 200 Nav Ga o. 81, n Orleans Gas 1886
taos.,nc pa 400 Texas 10 per cent Notes l6i 100
~ M lOsg: 100 Union Canal a. 1900 Reading Ode.
= 10 su.o Canal ~, 5000 State 81 Tot femins,on
s-r 20 800 Lehish 6s, 7fl. 50 DO stock 9ii 20
lPts Cooper o. 81 Allegheny DO l5! 100 do DO Isl;
ifso V,e ss6urg III 200 Allegheny Copper, lji 700
vgek,surg b5, liz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

TEN DOLLARS FINE FOR KISSING Among the
Indictments tried before the Sussex Oyer and Termner
last week was one against William Snyder OF saltwater
for assault and battery Miss Phobe L. Allen, with
intent to kiss The offence appeared by the testimony
OF The young lady 10 have been committed against her
Will The Court charged the Jury that this thing having
been done against the will of the young lady II consl
tuied assault and battery OF which il they believed
The testimony they must lind the defendant guilty.
which they did and the Court imposed a hne OF ten
dollars The essence OF the crime is said to consist Ia
the lact thst the defendant is amarred man.
Newark Advertiser,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18
Removals..
REMOVAL,

CLREHUGH, Hair Gutter and Wig Maker, has re-
~ moved Is Broadway, entrance by The store Of Mr.
ST. John, hsiier directly opposite the City Hotel
Crehugh's removal not anti paled and has been
cccasiOred by The sgent for The premises the details Of
which viii b. published in few days and viii exhibit
piece Of treschory almost without parallel nyb 2ws'
DENOytL.-J. c. BOOTH 4 CO hsye removed their
IL establishment from l87 Broadway 20 y C0rIant-sl
few doors below thu Western Hotel where hey would
be neased 70 their Old customers and would lake Ibis
ooriunlly OF saying all hat furnishing he fret
quality Of garments 0r cash olly a. such prices lusi
meet The views Of he most economical my6 -F.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18
Drp Ucoo9.
CLOTHING

CLOTHING
N The most Fashionable dcIiy,,on, me Chegp Cash Plan
Wholesale aud Retail
DANIEL DEVfIN.
50 John-8. ". r. corner % NasssL
ftHE subscriber prepared Tor the Spring and Summer
trade with most extensive stock Of Clothing entirely
fresh good. consisting IN part u
COATS-Ofics Sacks Frocks and Sackiees, from si, 2
3. 4. g. super black and colored Dress Coais and
FrOcks s., 6, 3, 10 20 10.
PANTS-spnng snd Summer goods Of ali kinds, Is cts.
sl q TO B. French, English and American Cashmere,
Go S24.3, 45tO6.
VESTs-in splendid variety a. 4, 2, y TOT
Also complete sui altogether fresh ,fOck Of French,
En zsh ard American Cloths, Cassimefcs Tweeds, Cash.
msres, CrotOns, Caskmsretles, Dup dEtes Veslings,
&c &C.
From which he wiz make the mos, approved garments
order and guarantees nj and finish he has engaged
skifu Cutters ond will employ but the best
hands
He pledge himself 10 give good suit at from ~ 10
So As has-On the old plan--cest 81 10 500!
Ofwhch he will satisfy any who viii favor him with
call
~ He goe. .hs principle ma, Is better to sell
$4,000 WOr ri per cert than $4,000 81 per cent
DANIEL DEVLlN, 80 John cor. Nassau.
~ lmiseodDA
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Ship saFanac Hawks, im Glasgow, April mdse to
Woodhuu & Minturn; April l5 lat - IL, long p -,
passed the wreck Of full rugged b. big in ballast with
both masts gone. app AIRED ID have been cut away
painted black with white streak both anchors the
bows From lat 90 20 a. 30 and long 30 10 30 FOX Is
passed through 80 Islands Of ice
Br ship Howard Brown, 81 is I'm Liverpool bound 10
Philadelphia. Put in to land 2s9 passengers, to Williams
& GuCn.
Br ship Lucknow Robertson, - Is fm London In bal
last 70 Roorman Johnston * Co. 2-th ut lat { > 80
long 80 spoke bark Cheftso, I'm Belfast for Quebec.
Br ship LOoiianlh. baltimore, 80 ds I'm Liverpool,
salt to Richd Irwin. 229 passengers-6 deaths and
birth on the passage.
French bark Salsmsndre, De Gid - ds I'm Havre, in
ballast 70 Grnne, Mniurn & Co. li- passengers
Br bark Isabella stuart Frowell, IS ds TN Liverpool,
coal to Roche, Brothers. PIG passengers.
Brig New Orleans, Bramhsil as I'm Bermuda sugar,
&c to w + a Davenport The bark Trinidad OF New.
Haven FIN Porto Rico for NewYork, conde mDed. Left
st :; Georges schr Larch waiting orders. BIZ chip
I'm Norfolk for England with put in 10 distress.
Br brig Coolack Dunil Il ds I'm Dublin In ballast 10
McMurray. I57 passengers. f.h inst lat - a. long
$500 spoke Br bark HiDdoo I'm Wales for Boston,
Swedish brig Rapid, Peterson 50 de I'm Gottcnbursh
iron, 10 Boormsn. Johnston & Co.
Bremen brig Msthil4s. Bose a DIS i'm Bremen in bal
last 10 l. & I Pope. ITO passengers.
Schr Delaware, Trot, ds I'm Portland Me- mdse 10
master.
Below ships and Brigs unknown.
sAILED-Shp Union, for New-Orl Wiod-SE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18
WILLIAMsBURGH AFFAIRS.

~ A daring attempt was made to fire the prem
ises belonging to Mr. Daniel Coz, corner OF Fourth and
South First Sta on Sunday morning. Luckily the IRE
discovered In time 10 prevent any serious injury
The incendiary has not yet been discovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18
Books.
cArr AT GRAHAM,s

V'Rl6UNE BUlLnINGsfy you = sol 10 hoy che AZ booss
ard you vii fad frstrsl- supply Of everything ss
soon 81 pub shed
Life % G-l Tsyit1 ard ihs War 10 Mexico. -iih fail
sccolrt u he Bates o. Pa0 AFRO Monlefey. &C Will
BE- r-sdy on saiurtag nexL Price oily Ii Genus.
The Comqets Gardener ard Florist he book Tor 81 who
have gAidsns Pres -jcts
Year q Conso sglon, By Ma Butler late my KEN.
be iwo vols ln oI- Price IS cts
WEshington and Is Generals Les, nds OF he eyOu-
ton. By George Liqpard. Prce $ 90
Gamhiio. unnamed By J. H. Green, the Reformed
Gambler Price 81 GO.
H'allh made Fay f1r he People. Price - cts
Memoirs 81 q Physician. By Dumas. Pnce IS cts
Year in spsi1, BY Alex. slidsl Mackcuzie. 5 vols-
Price Sets
Journal u Travels The Rocky Noun aims 10 the
mouth Of lh- Columbia River BY Joel Pain Price 3 cts
BUf and Blue or The Pfgaieers OF The Revelation by
Chas. F. Sterling. Prlce > cts
Life % Psul Jones. Price II. cts
Agents. PeiGlers and others will he supplied Al The PUB
u,k-r's lowest prices BY w X GRAHAM,
uyl7 Zus Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

Us,r r. THE MATTER The Indiana Journal
.,,s that the Vih Congressional District in that
80, w Davis. late Speaker of the House OF Repre-
Ns,.tiyes and the sblett that side Of politics
=. be,n aid the shelf Tor new hand. What Is the
r.,,,ri Mr. Davis ~as heppcsrs to us. dgn'f-i and
NJ SPEAKER o. The House. Why Go his party sy him
~rs.dily asidcf & ncnnati Chron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18
VHE AMERICAN ECCALOBEON, or Eg.

V'HE AMERICAN ECCALOBEON, or Egg
Matching Machine, patented In February last, Is
open for exhibition for the first Time l79 Broadway d.
rectly opposite tho Howard Hotel As curiosity alone,
stands unrysed with sny attempt which has preceded
It but this Is not he design " The palenee merely TO
amuse the visitor The machine Intended for practical
use, either It's application to the sioge farm house,
extensive scale al cost bat little exceeding
binary Ia order the necessary expenses
in bringing 1t before the public, charge OF 25 cents will
be made for admission. m2 lwis"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

~ Mr.. Bennett, the pilot, who was beaten so
severely few lights since by the men concerned in the
Hotchkss affair attending to his business as usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18
miscellaneous.
A RARE CHANCE.


TO rATCHMANERs AND OTHERS.
NOR SALE-Tbe stOck, hXluTes, &c u watch and
Jawelry Establishment. and lease OF he Store The
ars 4 Stied 10 In beautiful style, with every convent
ence ard doing fourshng business has been IN opera
on about twelve years fOrfafiher Information address
postp sid w. n. STARR, Office 0fkafmer Mechanic.
myis TDkltWs IS5 Nassaa-st y. Y.
NTOTICE-The copariner.hp Heretofore exsung be-
tweep the subscn1ers under Tbs name syle sad arm
OF JOHN ROGERS co. Is this day dissolved BY mutual
c,cs.ot JOHN ROGERS.
WILLIAM MOTT,
NewYork Nav H. 1871 J. o. MOTT
WILLIAM MOTT havIag retired from The laie arm he
eve IA business viii Do CONQUERED and carried on ty re
susscribers under the rame ard firm c. JOHN ROGERS
co. JOhH h19LASi
May II. l8i7-mylsA- }. o. MOTT.
IrXpRaCr OF A LETTER Just received from
L. Asher L. ThoGps0n rec. IN respect - Fhxg-iAds
MuA tMr Thompson was formerly miller 10 iA5 sale
OF Ne1-loTk) 60 81. ~. ,t..s
ptar Sri did not get The mil! home, al " thin ne
Lat f,ur weeks row cay you that hHve got u ~
.cr.srl orerstion II exceeds my expectation IL "a
mil 10 al nlsnis and purposes Can you sem r. "a
mis You have no idea " al ssflng ana 81
veoiepcs II i to me- grind all the aour and mesl ant
fof nv f.my', use and have made IS Ugh a. a bs Of
good -four from one hushcl q wheat sni car sill oh
$40 bushels per hour with common horse power
Msde by CHARLES ROSS CO. lfl Fahon-sL ns"-
York myls uDSLlN
aOS Q0O TO LOAN 90 bond and mortgage on
sCcDyOOO productive real estate IN his city or DiOOA-
In Ia sums Of 5000 and upward
JOHN +. CONREY, 10 Joues's Baildi1g.
myl5 Sis @ Wallet.
ORGAN FOR sALE.-A sew Olgan, suitable for
" small church chapel, u beautiful qualify Of lone,
made BY Hal L Lsbsgh Of New'Yofk mJlj lwn'