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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-12-04

RIVER Sr. LAwREScE-We learn from the Montreal He
RAID OF the l7insan that the first steamboat direct from
that city to the western lakes LEFT few days since II
tho new iron boatcaed The Magnet commanded by Capt Su
therand she IS about 600 tons BURDEN s feet long, and
46t feet beam, WIN ninety horsepower engine She draws
six feet when light pnd about nine feet when loaded
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-12-04

TnE SCIENTIFIC ExrEDIrIos.-The United States Store
ship Supply sailed Friday from New York, under
mand Of Lieut. LrscH scientific expedition tothc Dead
Sea. The following the of her officers
Lieutenant Commanding, w. F. Lynch; LIST Lieutenant,
a. NJ Pennock I'd do j. b. Dale Purser, ]. r. Mason
IT, Passed Assistant Surgeon, j. Thornby Acting Master
Bayse ~ Wescott Passed Mdshipmen, William b. Fitz-
gerald Richmond Auck, s. Quackenbush Captains Clerk
r. T.. Lynch. Passenger-H. Spauding.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-12-04

The great Vassa case, relating to the Vassa estates
New England be argued before the Supreme Court Of
the United States month. 1t is ordered up from the
Maine District Circuit Court, to try i under the will Of
Forenus Vassa which embraces dozen large sheets of
parchment and involves all the principles Of the old English
laws of tesamens and descents The heir in the United
States is Gen. Jons VAssALL DAVIS, of Washington.
Baltimore American
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-12-04

Col CHrLDs whose gallant bearing, both in the Florida
and Mexican wars, has raised him high the estimation
Of the army and the people, is native Of Pttsed, Mas,a-
chusets where his widowed mother and brother CDR HES-
CHrLDs) reside. TIMOTHY CHrLDs, Esq, of Ro-
chester (who now, for the benefit Of his health in the
West Indies, is also brother Of Col. Chids.
TdLbnnu EpeDiuo J0ly1aL
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-12-04

TnE NoRwEeIASs WIscoSsIN.--The Norwegians Of
Racine county held meeting the OH instant at which II
numbered about OO0 and was therefore entitled 10 five
Delegates in the Convention assemble to frame State
Constitution for the Territory They nominated two of their
number, Messrs REYmEnT and KnooH as Delegates from
Racine and further resolved that they would not support the
candidates Of any political party whose constituents should not
upport their candidates at the ensuing election
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-12-04

CINCINNATI, NOVEMBER ga great reshet has
red in the Kanawha river which has caused immense damage
to The salt works located there. The six inches
higher than any previous period in the last eighteen years
The town Of Columbus Indiana, has been destroyed by
FIRE it place containing about six hundred inhabitants
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-12-04

The New York Mirror states that Mr. Kirk lately preach
ed Sunday evening at the Church Of the Pilgrims in that
,ity; and when Heber's Missionary Hymn given out,
upwards Of two thousand people present joined the
and sang il from memory
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-12-04

EXTENSION Or THE TELEGRAPH-On Friday
evening Geographic despatch was received in Phi
ladelphia from the banks Of the Wabash The
Western line IS now working in an unbrokcn con.
nexfon from Philadelphia TO Vincennes. Indiana. a
distance Of nine hundred miles
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-12-04

Gen. TAYLOR accompanied BY Gen. WooI, left
Monterey on the 9Th November, inspecting the posts
en- route, and had reached Mier on the l3th, and
was hourly expected at the Brasos on the 10Th
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-12-04

We learn from the Maysve Eagle Of Tuesday
that MAJOR GAINES has not yet reached his home
IN hen'ucky. The report Of his arrival was found.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-12-04

We learn from Buffalo that there has been heavy o .,
the upper lakes Several vessels already known 70
been lost and it apprehended tha, others had met b
similar fate.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-12-04

OHIo RIvER.-At Wheeling Friday, there we're TWEEN
ty-one feet Of water in the channeI, and rising.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-12-04
Mr.. buchanan TO Mr.. SHdeH.
q Wasbington Iann,ry On n

= DEPARTMEST STATE,
Washington, January 20, 1896
g Your dispatches Nos. and 3, under date, re-
spectively, the Both November and 18th Decem.
Der, have been received; and | shall await the ar
rival of others by the Porpoise' with much soil.
citude. Should The Mericaa Government ny
FINALLY REFUSING TO RECEIVE you, consummate
the act Of folly and bad faith of which they have
afforded such strong indications, nothing wHl
THEN remain for this Government bm 10 take
The redress Of the wrongs Of IT'S citizens into as
oUn hands.
In the erent of such refusal, the course
(which you have determined to pursue is the pro-
per one" &c.
" In the mean time, the President, IN ANTIGUA
TON OF The final refusal Of the Merican Govern
nent 10 rccetUe you, has ordered the arnlu of
1eras 10 Advance and take position on the left
bank Of the Rio Grd,ade !; and has directed that
a strong feet shall be Immediately assembled in
the GuB Of Nerico.''
Will the /" Unon, in the free of this evidence,
persist in its assertion that the order for the ARMY
TO march TO Mexico given after the President
had received news of the refusal by the Mexican
authorities to receive Mr.. Slidell
Does the Editor of the {" Union want more evil
dence "of the same sort ~ In his own columns
under date of May 10, 1896 is to be found another
despatch from Mr.. BUCHANAN to Mr. SLIDELL, dated
on the twenty-eighth Of January-ffteen days after
The date OF the order TO Gen. Taylor--which con-
talns these expressions " Should, however, the
Mexican Government finally refuse to receire
you; "you should wait patiently for a final de-
c's'on Q" the question Of yom reception =
" alter TINS, should the Mexican Government fnaLg
REFUSE TO receiUe you," &c.
In the same paper we have despatch from Mr..
SLfDELL himself dated at Jalapa, February g.
three weeks after the order to Gen, Taylor-in
which he says
Since my despatch Of the 18th ultimo rJanu-
airy nothing has occurred 10 indicate The course
likely 10 be taken by the existing Government as
10 my reception, but think il will be mainly con-
trolled by the aspect of the Mexican question:
1t was not until the fifteenth Of March--f,ro
achote months utter the date of the orders to Gen.
TAyLoR-that Mr.. SLrDELL was finally refused 10
be received in the capacity Of Envoy Extraordina-
ry and Minister Plenipotentiary by the Mexican
Government, which refusal was officially comm
icaied to Mr.. BUCHANAN in despatch Of Mr..
SLrDELl, dated March l8, fS46.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

ssuLps-Hp woUsp.-George T. NJ
c's If Gen. shisldss Aids, writes to gentleman
~ " orlssn. . iolow'
10 the expectations OF all his physicians, /
-Ccou 10 have Il my power TO assure you that
40 rs>oe.,. in the land Of the living bu, tina, the
y. % DO. IN now all in bis favor that bis life may yet
sssres' va. recovery now regard almost certain.
Y sreo unforeseen change In his situation occurs
sre" "a 1. horrible one. and II must be sometime
ne hi be able to be removed to the United States
s'.ssss rcover' at all.
-hs.S,ss the 4,h Illinois regiment in charge upon
vss N ok guns supported by large body Of
esne, "a Infan,ry-the whole being the extreme right
ISL, enemy and the headquarters Of santa Anna
sot ss,s, Of al their public stores officers, baggage
,a1in he ball which was either grape or canister,
sc Sc yisht breast about inch and half two
,sss sIor the nipple passed through the hight lobe
500 1.s and out Of the back, without however. do.
= - 10 the spine. was the only member OF his
~ ~ ii. person when he fell. and had him at once
81 am he field. We had to carry him upward Of
80 before ! could reach physician, and after
F.sns In getting him there, the only consolation
$50 from them was after examining and dressing
-ss,,Ss that he must die l. however, clung 10 hope
here was life and succeeding AZ last In getting
80 - c,rried him 10 a rancho two miles and a hall
- J,lsps where be still remains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

which at least two hundred and thirty thousand
dollars There are forty vessels loading with bread
stuff. for Europe, and four with tobscco
The exports Of breadstuffs from Philadelphia con
tnue large and the demand has been active notsith.
standing the high prices obtained for Flour Meal and
Grain During the psst week among the clearances TO
foreign ports were comprised the following articles
Flour bills $40 Wheat bush. 275
Corn Meal, bbls.....l27os Corn, ........457f6
Rye Flour. ..... go Rye ........ 433s
The following statement shows the extent of the
ports from the United States from September 1916 to
May ], lS47-a period Of eight months
Flour bbls .......42fs.766 Wheat bush 2 O46 i36
Corn Meal bbls. .20i5,432 Corn. I'LL. 0O7 Al
Making a total. when brought into bushels equal to
% 2a9 ec2 bushels Of Wheat and q 239s72 bushels Of
Corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
SMITHS PATENT PORTABLE
SHOWER BATH.


A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE.-Ths best ar.
Arsngemen FOR bathing ever in.rod1ced-tested and
universally recommended by gentlemen and lsdiss phys-
clans. and scientific men IN general.
The superior merits and claims Of the above named
Fleeing bath the Of its nven,ion the very
extensive demand snd sale for them during the season past
has induced several individuals form sssocston to
the purpose Of Manufacturing and vending hess ostns
called nc New England FeetDg shower Bah co loca.1a
a Wathsr, Mass with rights 70 manufacture ne 49,
10 quantity 10 supply the demand thropghou. me Sn
States and having renedled eli ne iiiue osee -. 80
prepared supply the pabhe win az neie Pele.
10 all ils paIts, aHd would ioviie al sno ~sn !" @
thsaselves OF one OF The greatest Gxues zen a ono
Of The most agreeable and delightful meanso' restoring
'"1 P''" ii C. KEMP's General Sales Rooms,
an Broadway, doors above Csne-st
whers may be tie greatest variety o. me dneren!
stves Of archecqre prisrg the largest assortment
hs ear BE- found IN The United States, wholesale and
retail -
Iy sspdsd 70 BY addressing r. c. KEMP AL Brood wsy
myls 2us2sos Principal Agent for Hsw.Yovt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
Arvtean Transportation Line NJ NJ CALI 4 Co.

hmCteaH Transportation Line NJ NJ Cdlb 4 c.
Boot J. Parfou.-7oo bills fo1r Dows L gute.u.
Scaenedddy and Nar York Lin, Banker strr--
Bot 'eHnff- zen fusH-.s o-ts SO. Eer no ss.iz
hohopk and Nep York Line Banke- s Srf,-BoGf
Tenth Logon i 600 bushels oats y BIS cheese, bbls
eggs, II DO died apples BrO-n Cay; IS bbl. sshes
90 spples, Hoppock < Greenwood; f9i bxs cheese. II
buHil Co; 50 hIs do II Harrington Fl bzs DO, Eli
son u hxs d. W Higgins; irEins butter W Hannah
lS5 hSs cheese Perry.
Tyler & Cos LiHs-BGyss Dttolsss Count. Tylr.-SOo
bushels ooo bush rye SO do barley 100 brs potaioes
% brsye h0 s5br eggs 50 cGyss2 cows and calves %
pkgs butter.
Barge lexington, Aibertsoa-2JOO bush oats 100 do
corn lOo brls rye -four 20 pigs butter 30 bds eggs.
Psrfed Dcy r Co.'S LiHe-Bdr9t StdrT-l bags poia
toes bb eggs. W w Stewart I bbis eggs, W Wright
"a pigs butter Main Co; Ill DO y Smith II do
Jewell Mitchell; u 60 Rove Woodrua DO Dan
DO NJ Mitchell 81 30 Burr Hurder; do VI Little
90 DO W Bishop; II do sehully Griffin; do Apgar
9 do Wood DO Morrison 4 HYDE II do L M
Lsughy do Chambers l2bbls potatoes DO apple.
bXs bbls sggs3 do ashes pkgs butter, captain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
DIED:

On Friday lsth inst al Reading. Penn. PATRICK
SAXTON, in the 32d year Of his sge-whose remains
brought here for lnterment by bis brother, Jas.
Saxton.
His friends and those Of bis brothers respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this Monday afternoon,
nth inst from the residence Of bis brother James No.
50 Sherf-st al o'clock.
On Saturday morning, 18th inst JOHN CoLVlLL, in
the 10Th year Of his age
The friends Of the family are invited TO attend his
funeral this afternoon l7th met at o'clock from the
residence Of his sonnsw, Charles swan, 64s Houston
o. fourth door below WoOster-st
On Friday evening. May H. aged months ELLEN
DELBlTT child OF John and Ellen w Krebs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
BONNET AND CAP RIBBONS.

THE sUbsCkbEk has on hand NE IsrKesI $500 tncnI
Of Bonnet and Cap Ribbons 90 be found In the city ne
second door OF his being devoted entirely TO
thai parpsse. Many u The style. Of his own seing
up Imported exclusively for Bis trade To noes
who nave never examined bis stock be would say call
before you purchase Az ribbons are an article o. fancy
all who dealt In them know hat hey nave ne NJ
sty.s md 4. he right prices sale. readily made BY
pursuing this be has built The largest rDoon sns
In the city To those who have never theif nDoons
OF the Subscriber be would say that bis customers almost
invariably tell aim thai The ribbons they get Of him sol frst
and srs he cheapest they buy The reason 10 the admitted
et that hs stcs 10 with the beat taste, and 10 the
.rKest and cheapest the city AL Of which be
detnousr.ed 70 the satsfscuon Of any who Will call
ara examine IL He has also large assortment OF Mill
rerv AID other fancy sik goods that equally worthy
The attention Of the nsde. The subscriber taken This
c.son 70 say that on any Of the above named goods
cannot nor VIII not be 1ndsrsold l. NJ STEVENS,
ns MkThisu 81 Beayerst near Pearl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
corre.pondepce OF TIE Tribune.

BALTIMORE, Saturday n.
The Flour market is very firm and the supply is
very small The receipts of the week are 1000 bbls
Howsrdst held firmly at 70. City Mills lsiae %.
Sales 1000 bos Howsrdst There were sales 5000 bush
prime White Wheat at 1914 cts Pennsylvania Red
Wheat is held at ls4dls5 cts with sales 1900 bush.
White Corn Ia % cts Yellow I03 los, with sales 1000
bush. Corn is being received from New-York for sale
here Small sales Corn Meal at s. Oats are SO cts
Rye l02 Whisky 80 cts Beef Cattle average 3li per
cwt There IL better demand for provisions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
lust PURLIsHED,
TO ANGLING sPoRTsMEN.

A NGLERS GUIDE, ID EDIT ON-The second edition
"A Of ibis popular work Is now ready fnce % cents
handsomely bound In cloth
A work that should be IN the hands VI every angle
fCOurer Enquirer.
"Iis work full ofprActica knowledge, sud one which
corroboraes many impression We have i1rmed before
now, in experiments with The rod. Every angler
should pOssessit sporting Rambler
John Brown Co, 10 Fulton a.; Burgess, striDger
Co 10 Broadway; H. Long Brother, 81 Ann 81; VIM.
Taylor, AsIor House w. II, Graham Tribune Buildings
mVl5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
I ADIEs, DRESS HABIT and

7 AIDES, DRESS HABIT and Pelisse Cutting
t.ught Ia three Lessons instruction In Madame Til
ueuxs Celebrated system OF Dress Cutting will Do given
permanently al s. Chsmbersst few doors east Of
Broadway
Ladies IN easy circumstance az well ~ those Engaging
In Tho business " Dress Making will with hres hours In
srucion, be able 10 NJ themselves ana otnefs win sa'e
and accuracy.
For the purpose Of Introducing his method and nal'ng
II a. popular here a. Il LOG been 10 Paris and London,
Inc term. are made extremely low g. tncluding all the
expenses. Hours Of instruction from N. 70 ~. NJ.
Dresses cut without delay and warranted 70 a.
mylT imeods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

~ Farmers Club-American Institute.-Tues
Admission free TO all Strangers especially Invited. The
regular meetings Of this Club The hrst and third
Tuesdays OF every month, AZ no0n. myF IL
" The Twenty-eishth Anniversary of the
will be held In the Gre-nes Church, on this Monday
evening the services 10 commence at hapAst7 o'clock
ofGenesee Conference Re-. D. D. LoKE OF Philadelphia
Conference. and recently appointed Missionary to South
America ECoRDERoY E,s London Delegate from the r.
tish and Foreign Bible Society and Rev. ADAM MILLER,
German Missionary In THIS CITY mylI IL
~ The Twenty-seventh Anniversary OF the
NswYork female Missionary Society Of the NJ Z Church
A. Church 10 commence hafpas, seven o'clock Bishop
MoRsIs will preside The Annual Report vii be read
TO south America Rev. w B. How, ale Missionary 10
Afries. and Rev DR.. PIrNAS. nyl7 II.
rSs"Know yourselves and be ye perfect, that ye
eternal life IN Hesven"Carst Lectures every evening
ard Sunday afternoons by sSOciey Intending 10 eugsIe
West on he Sciences Of The Nature add Peffecby Of
Msnsind socially ana observation-disclosures with over
zoo drawings collection will be taken up 10 defrsy e1
pspses- All n Chatham<t. mia Stls-
u DIR. HoIick,. Lectures on The oIisin Of Lii. Life
following days. For oentlenen At in The evening Ad
mission = csols. ,-.<
lsrnoon for which the Doctor received he gold media
nom four hundred ladies' In PhilsdePhs which VIII be
shown All the 10 Models will be used, forming com
plets Anatomical Museum Corner Of Broadway and
6rsod.sL frs, Lecture 10 Ladies free. nyl5 Sis
tr Water Cure Esfablis hment mt syosset,
fOystsr Bayl L. | New-York-Dr sHEw, the earnest
Am-rc.n practitioner Of Water Cure and suhor ofsevcra
works on the subject has recently returned from Germany
and opeued house Of Wster treatment ss shove and IN
ronnyction with hs former one In the city The ocston
l. one of he most heatha rural and besuufa by nature
hat can be gned and springs beside being proos
Nv ors cop,ous and Than AZ any similar esiao-
.bmenl IN ether this country he old, are, 90 far as
analyses have been given, purtr N Gas Ine Is'n oi
i..on hare viii Be as reasonable as 10 consistent vary
ns from IS 10 $40 per week not lnelHding ne hIs ned
cal consultation and nvesis Of The case Persons In the
city may receive treatment as heretofore a.
n B-ThOse who cannot leave home may receive VIII
ten directions for OF treatment 10 De oloNe
where they are Except In Of cersymen and Anles
Hnd destitute persons, fee must DO SEM 10
Ocs hours Ia the ely Tuesday, Thursdays and SA'ui
dsys from 10 A. NJ 10 p NJ. -,
IN. wkIer-Cure MS"usl, very recent Puoiesuon ~
Or shew (prce 50 eers) msy be obtained through NAL
or OF generally also The Wster-Cure Joqrns
(semi. monthly Al 81 per yesI my'H
~ Hyer,s Pills, Depot No. 40 Fnlton-st. "a
door No family having proper regard 70 hrein snoau
% y, Ia oS nam nys ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
MAR RIED

Before Alderman De Forest on 18th inst Mr. VIII.
LIAM HOLLY and Miss SARAH FISHER, both Of
Carbon Co. Penn.
Al Bsstrop Texas Jan q. last, SHERMAN REY-
NOLDS % Miss MARTHA A. CHRIS TAN, daughter
of the late Thomas Christian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.

EIRTH HALL, Franklin-squsre and FIRTH, HALL
Il POND, 2S9 Broadway, publish MS week NOME
Austin Phillips, dedicated 10 Gen Zachary Taylor THIS
10 fine spirited song and viii become oDe Of The Nsuon-
al songs Of Amehcs II Of hose few pieces that
will not die with the that called hforh Buena
VISTA Grand March, dedcstsd 10 Geo Taylor subject
from Mercadante ranged by Nsinsn Ttis besut-
ful March and will be a Universal fsvore. MARY Mine,
= very beautiful new Song. bYJ P. knight Dodworths
celebrated Jenny Lind Poks arranged for four hanrs
by n Andrew Baldwin La C.meis" Qlsdrilies, bril-
lall-. cOmnosed BY J. Brady mylI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

Policies Issued for hrst
Do do second year, ending Apr. 50, ls47. 2oll
Whole number Of Policies In two vesrs.........S7s
ROBERT L. PATTERSON, President
BFSJAMIs G. MILLER, Secretary.
JosEPH l. LosD, Agent
JAMES STEWART, ". D. Medical Examiner. al the Office
daily from Ill O'CLOCK. myJ lmlsM8W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
Arrivals of Produce, &c. by the New-forl
and Erie Railroad. ......L +. Ciartsen, agent

Reported specially for The Neu- York Tribune
SATURDAY May Is, ls47
Per barge Sands Marsh-2 tubs butter calves, Capt
Wickhsm tubs buierl Dbl eggs calves Capt. steven
SON. SO tubs butter calves, Capt Dillon tuD butter
Van Aiken Son; tubs butter, Duckwort Hayiland
Beers; 80 do Dbl box eggs 20 calves, Capt Row
bales goods 4 NJ Sebbins; bundles chair stun, A
Montague; do, Gdersleeve; box goods, Bailey;
do AndersOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
THIS nay PUBLISHED.

A POPULAR TREATISE on the Eye, with engravings,
Asvo. paper 50 cents muslin IS contemplating
familiar description Of the Anatomy and Physiology OF he
Organ Of Vision, rules for the preservation, improvement
and restoration OF sight optics. and the use and
abuse OF specaces with directions for their selection BY
James w Powell NJ. d. Oculist Aurst, &c. To be had
81 the Authors @i Broadway corner warm 81 sna Of
ali boOkselleTs mylI WIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

Garpetinss.

CHEAPEST CARPET Establishment, In Tho United
~ States 80 Bow cry Hiram Anderson hiss just received
per sts arrivals from London large and beautiful sssort
of ReddumhusIer CArpeting Hearth Rugs, Floor
Cloth, ke &c manufactured and Imported expressly fol
city trade and warranted fast coors all Of which will be
sold % per cent less than any other establishment
the city
Also, Just received 5000 large hearth rugs, 9os each
10000 square yards door oil CLOTH S. 10 Ga per yard.
$4,000 yards wool ina rain Competing, "a sd. 10 "a
10000 yards Vene Ian stair do Is Sd. to a.
aD0oO yards three ply Competing. Is Sd. to TO-
5000 pa window shades 20. 10 "a
NJ B.-Remember Inc number, 80 Bo~ery.
n3l 2meods HIRAM ANDERSON. " Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
NOTICE 70 TIE PUBLIC.

EvI sCRiBN1R, Of The lsss arm Of lockwood scro.
Liner, thanksa 10 hs suAs end The public gsnSfelv or
their former patronage would respsenuy inorm 49, me-
hs has sold bic interest In he ae erm - ss,tN
corner Fulton has pan of he store ~ yu
st. below Gold whore b hes opened On snfSy
WA-OHES, JEwYLRY AND siLvERwAH1
con, or,sing 10 par q follows. via hne gold snd dives
ralces Of The hes, MAKERS gold guard and 100 cnsine
b,aceie breast pins suds, fnfer and ear nnes ssye.
.-sls god md silver himblss speetaees pencil cases.
gon esns ortss Ac silver spoons, lsdIes forts sugar
buttsr knves every variety add OF the latest add
unost approved styles siverw.: made 70 order from
shs eosbs hin By qsiek sales and small p!oA, 70 mest
he Views Of I'll hoss Who nay b plsessd 70 favor hin
CoeI' "sess' ed S'' Is{lsss = g -: s''-
I've doom below 0oh-
NB-RogsrSs cssbrsss4 dismosd-pohtsd Excel.
sior' gold pens myll lwiskSscs
NOTICE OF COPARTNERsHIP.- -rbs y.
~ serosrs have dis DAY sr,ersl into 2 eopaSS
under the arm Of oRLGa RCPP, for lhs nsnpiseTs ~
and sale Of Nautical, Mathematical sne o;6SRv1a
strumerts WlLLiAa =.
New-Yotk, May u, ls47. MICHAEL toxr: A..
The subscribers respectfully inform snss NssSs
public that they have hand end for eeie lsrrfo
ton SHIPS Blnnsslss, improves .ns i.tcndsi
gsioo Books, Tslsseopss csnRecss. ,rs yescf NV
Tor stesm bosis asa every srueis ~ Tnn HfiSP
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