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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09
Chicago Convention.

All accounts We receive promise large gather
;,g 81 Chicago. Some Of the most distinguished
men Of both parties bGve been seen en- rOie At the
latest advices Gen Cas- Gov. SEWARD. I. BUrLEE
Klsc and "ToM CoRwIs were at Detroit soon
70 leave for Chicago.
Many Of the editorial fraternity Will be there
among others. THURLOw WED, EDwIS eros
WELL Of the Albany Argus. J. 7. BUoHAsAS oil The
Boston Courier, Dr.. FooTE Of the Buffalo CONNER
cial. Mr. BRAYMAS Of the Buffalo Courier Dir
BUTTS Of the Rochester Advertiser, Mr. kiNG o.
the \. Y. Courier Il Enquirer Mr.. GsEELEY OF The
Tribune. Lose joins Of the Chicago Democrat wi
also bethere, and probably little taller than over
Mr. RlrcHIE Of the W sshington Union weiear' VIII
be indsposed TO attend there being nothing ii The
Resolutions Of - contemplating ahy such Con
ventiOD.
At this season nothing could be more delghuu
than , tour around the Lakes 10 the pleasant City
Of Chicago; and whether the public interests be
promoted or not By the deliberations Of the Con
veDtion. We have no doubt that individuals 'front.' the
South and East, who attend it will return 70 then
homes with minds enlarged and physical condition
improved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

II Hon. ERAsTUs ID. CULVER, late Member OF
Congress from the Washington District in this state de-
M,orod an GRAFTON at Wilamstown on the Fifth. cor
respondent informs that his address gave great salts
.seon He spoke in proper terms OF the aggressons OF
the Slave Power upon the North and OF the origin and
objects of the war with Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

DISTRICT SCHOOL JOUKNAL.-This Official educa-
tons periodical formerly cumsiy printed on coarse
whited brown paper and much of the monthly sheet
taken up in advertising the publishers bookstore at the
expense Of the State This at length remeded and Is
the first really useful reform for which we have 10 credit
Mr. Secretary BentOn's Department The July number
contains little that is new, but the selections are judi
cous the precepts for the teacher and the Bro wei
chosen the paper fine and efforts are at length made
TO get the numbers properly directed II seems that the
School Superintendent knew but little OF the local name
of each School District OF the nearest Post Office
thereto Hencefoth there is to be system and order al
least we hope 50. The editors name is VIM. II. Camp
bell and We congratulate him the prospect of an in
creased public usefulness to the School Journal Of the
State He speaks large aud intelligent auditory and
intends to give notice OF the meetings OF Teachers In
sttuies and we trust also sketch OF their more i'm
portant proceedings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

FROx TexAs-By the arrival OF the steamship
Yacht, CAP, Crane from Galveston whence abe sailed
on the 2flh inst IN possession OF Galveston pa
pers 70 that DAY and corresponding dates from toe IN
terror. -.
The Galveston News 10 urging upon the authorities
the estab,huenf OF quarantine regulations against yes
ses from Vera Cruz snd TAmPco 70 guard against the
Introduction Of yellow fever.
Tne Democrat ..ys that the Csmanches and LipAns
are baeortns very troublesome. They lately dOsged
Ha7ss six rponsh regiment beyond the Nueces. They
are constantly stealing nOrses and pluncerng and are
cnArs.d with several murders lately committed
The G.lv~st5u News estimates that the quantity OF
sugar which vii be made Ia Br.zoris County alone THIS
yesr vii nyt f.l much short OF 200 hossneAds The
cuantty raised 10 the whole STATE s.' year Was oa NJ
re over 10 togshssts- ~. u nc OF 'VA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

How THY DO rs CANADA.-Mr. Baldwin. late
Atorpev Genera presented the Legislature JAY /,
the petition OF Mr. n BosE~iek. Collector Of Customs
Who had seized Twelve had Of 2nkee eAie request
ing Ms suusr.or ocer q. Qleoec 10 let him Know the
tine sns p,.- Of sale llsieai Of dons hat gen
te,asn ftss S-cretsry Walker Of the Coonyl afvrf-
r.ea them % b. soi a. TIE farm Of certain person
xno hai thrrs farms and there, az the back OF the
pres-. hey were bought IN b tie smagger for 81
sni sod Agan o. he spot - the proprietor for 500
Blstxicz. ~no considered hins-f cheated ont OF his
STARE Of the sp0ls applied 10 the CGs.oa House su-
thoriles bui obtained no redress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

SUPERIOR CoUEr-Befors Judge Oskl.y-Pciv Nsy
lgr ". Ps,v n9rss aad Oilers erofrs II J1hz Arss
d,,easef The plaintiff owns house So 80 Eev-nthst
occupied BY M. James n. Tai,le be- late Mr. sofss
owned the house adjoining o.. University place
Action IL br0us 20 recover damage for nuisance 10 he
suk on defend ants premises not eog properly secured
whereby Injury is caused 70 plsn'As house By wstsr
from the snk running into plant counter cellar spd
h..rruent 10 rspiy . coDtepdsd th-s deicGisnt Ia
erecting the sink iaiiy compiled win u" requirements
os,6.v To De- continued this for, MON - For plain.
80 Nj \ B.l.,!,r tor defendant Mr. BonDey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

st-rKrNE Cousr -Srisu ". kd'y suit sg.ins'
tenant srcsdy referred o. The dcieues n ~heh wss
that the property bad bcen bough. 0y Mr. Losst' ons
ssle for assessments The Circuit Judge deeiaro teA
the Corporation. in taking property for sss-''mstu
mus, b. held 10 sirct comp lance with hr j." ana oe
elsred the sas Of the Suker property Ncd ~ tnf'e
ground.-ist because the siayi, Of the Collector o.
Taxes made before Notary Public WHO'S COZ AZ
thorzcd 10 ske oath, Of the Kind n that The notice Of
sale Wa. insufficient having heen published one week
short OF the three months required BY s~sni 50 os'
the redemption notice not published wtnn tnc ue
prescribed by lsw Appeal VISA rnste eni sslf "a isst
week Utica by Mr. Mot, for pl'utii snd VI Hal for
defendant before the supreme Cour, who approved tee
decision OF the Circuit Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09
RArrrnoRr. July SIP. N.

Sales 1000 bbs. Howard ST. Flour at - as
City Ms held 1t 81 without sales sales Corn Meal At
So 81 sales Red Wheat 100 to lO3 sales White Corn
At ~ and Yellow g. 10 10 Sales Whisky in bbs at ~
cts Provisions held firmly but WITHOUT demsnd. The
markets much depressed and many dealers are lesy
ing town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09
NV ORLEANs. July - P. NJ.

Cotton has declined III cts. since the steamer 5
news but very few sales The Tobacco market Is
brisk Sales Flour at So for Ohio brands sales prime
Wheat atsl % sales Corn Meal At 81 81. Sales Vel
low Corn at 20 70 sales Whisky 22i cts. Gro
ceries very quiet export demand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

FITTsBrRGH, July 81 T. NJ
The water is still as low as 81 feet. Business IS
dun in everything but Wool which is coming In rapidly
For Flour and Grain quotations are merely nominal no
ssles OF any magnitude being made all waiting Tor the
settling down Of the Eastern markets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

rg~ The AMERICAN AGRIouIruMsr FOR July con
Ans the usual variety Of matter appropriate TO the sea
con and adapted 10 the wants Of the farmer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

EE- LlEBIG's CHEMISTRY, AND us AFfLicA-
ZION TO PINsIoLoGY. AoHcvLruHE AND COMMENCE
10 aae work consisting Vi 10 familiar Letters On tbs
important science, emoodyiDss great amount Of very
useful information IN style Of the beauty Of which ths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04
WAsHIyoIoS, Feb. 2. ls47.
Ins Inrse Million HiI

The very important bill for the three especial millions
for negotiation fees with the Mexican government CAST
year was two milon,) before the Senate today
MIR. Sewer, in plain nat footed manner, defined the
object of the BILL and said that treaty cedpg any
smaller amount Of territory than New Mexico and Upper
California was out Of the question. Mr. Miller made q
long winded speech in reply running the whole
history Of the from the annexation of Texas down.
after which with some general conversation the bill
was put of Till Thursday Mr.. Berrien has very i'm
portant proposition to oer, to w.t. that il 10 the pur-
pose OF this government to dsmember the territories OF
Mexico from the Mexican government. We think one
point clear This is the stand of the whgs-no more
territory-Texas will do Lot us STOP and count up the
cost Let us avoid the negro question This il strong
position, nd will admit Of strong defence but another
Alta Vista or Upper California, by treaty we shall get
her by and bye in the gradual process Of annexa
ton California is past all chances OF ever being Msxi.
canized again. That would be retrograds movement
and the whole pIogress Of the eye forward But We
shall seesucient for the day Il the business thereof
BONA FIDE
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Died.

DleU,
On wednesday morning 81 inst, after lngsiipg i'll.
ness CHARLOTTE. widow Of the late BENJAMIN Halok
in the 63h year of her ago. -'
The relatives and friends OF the family the members
nerva Temple OF Honor No. % s. of r. also the mem
oers Of the 18th District Police respectfully invited
oco oena ner funeral this Uhursdsy afternoon, at
AT Jersey City. NJ, on Wednesday Feb 8, ola pro.
traetsd illness Of paralyss Mr. FnANcIs II. PENNY, son.
aged 06 years. '
friends OF the family and those of his sons Fran
cs and VIM Penny respectfully invited to attend his
me residence Of William Penny Newark avenue near
Washington Hail. Jersey City.
90. Washington City, Cincinnati and Mobile papers
viii please copy. F~r
On Wednesday morning, Sd inst. JANE, wife of Jacob
Lawrence in the 33d year Of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfulv
hv'ed to attend her funeral this afternoon O'CLOCK
rom her late residence, No. ITS 9Th avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04

NIX. HENRY c. TIMM
ihr h ne will give grand Censs,. of Vocal and I,t,p
EvEHlNG Feb 8. ls47, which occasion he will DO as.
sisted BY 'h' i' TSGzf tT SERso s1s1i
Mrs. EDM Va. aE k9RE EiH M
Mr. 4 Mn ME WHkniztL.
INSTRUMENTAL SOLO rER IL ri, fhatE
MI Mr. Hi STARK,
Mr. WOEhNIN0;
The ,a @ Conducted BY MI GEO L0DER
PRoeRAMME-pARr FIRST
]. Die Weihe der Toene 1.-The dedication Of sounds)
the First THREE MoyrMIsI. L. 'p'nf
before M. tr.son o senf. OF Nature
Of p Nsnie%The Esmtn:Y
"a Theme-Cradle Song-Dance-screnade.
ns ,bsp sf Tor ,hs
Return OF the COnqusrors-Te Deum.
An soave bel Coptento, by Mrs. Loder. .Pacni
r't BY aS' .fs al Win h
hrst concert IN New York; in three movements
and 81 Kondo sui.se~H e. Timm' Herr
Adssio and Rondo seiiis"o rf idr the Cl.ion.
performed ny MI stark composed by, Ivan Mueller.
German sSsteRRss fiS%SSSaea
Sung by Mes.rs selle H. G. Timm r Meyer and Weiaei
Mno for pisaOor,. with oreh ;ss C pisyea
sons BY Mrs Ed%nrd f..s
tan air, " y rsscstor del Onds y for three voices
TpS ss' NJ sss S,Sp M NJ H:gK
Kyle Kyle III. H%GP Mr. Wofasnng yioncello Mr. Bop
and at the door on the evening Of he Concert
Doors open at half past 81 commencement at half past
po,tponemen account Of the weather et ateodsr
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AUCTION NOTICES.
IACnp pT.ATT A,cpo,-

JACOB q PLATT. Ancnor.er
'B'HIRD sPklNG ~ AkDWARE SALE-JACOB s.
room NJ 20 Plat street, the stock # hard ware house de-
elhng h- business, among hich IS general
knob plate ck-st board trunk, uI. and paddock
Hso brass do also cast and brass and Dad butts
low brass and she hardware generally Sc. wor-
thy the attention OF purchasers.
Also, 10 rolls plain END figured india rubber cloth
Also. geo dozen polished glass INK bottles.
the house of Messs j. q. Parker TO suit the
trade asd 10 be peremptoIy sold for If whom il
may concern consisting OF line aud pocket knives
stag and knives end forks aud carvers
also, part of set Of Sheffield pattern ards among hch
are butcher shoe knives stats self stag
carv>rs ,nd table knives aud forks in great variety shears
scissors, &c.
Also few 6ne double barrel English guns percussion
caps, &c.
Also handsome assortment Of American table cutlery
Also store figures, viz desk. stove esmphsne lamps
Catalogues are now ready Terms, months. for of
100 dollars and upwards e4lts
JACOB 8. PLATT, Auction.er.
nIAMONDS-sPECIAL sALE-J.S. PLATT will sell
- Friday 5th, Il II o'clock at the auction
yo,ee Of diamonds. smonF which most splendid ard
5000 Also elegant pins and rings in clusters with eI
Also Engllsh French and swi.. watches.
Also, an assortment ofnew gold jewelry.
N.B-Terms, cash. fe4 ltsr
WIN. W. SHIRLEY, Auctioueer.
HOUSE Furniture and sol id silver by H. willard
Friday, Feb at l0S O'Clock, at the sales room, No
Pine st. from family sOd Silver Tea and Table Spoons,
rich Castor tea and dining Tables China Tea and Drner
Ware Bsdst Feather eds and Msttasses doz Char
OF various kinds Britannia &C. all in God order Bale
positive.
Also rosewood Pianoforte and Stool Secretary Book
Case
"a ltsr
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WAsHi,oTor, Feb. q, Is47.

in Agreeable, Mscsiiansou' Prescription.
There Is one word Of praise due to Col Benton. We
hear people talk of his Pr1toran pomposty-his inea-
BILE sgotsm and grandloquent sslfimportance die
,storia and oppressive dgnity-his psdantic or psds
gogueca displays Of the nomenclature Of catch words
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Married..

n On the LIST ult at Woodbridge, ~ j.. by the Rev. W.
AMEL daughter ofthe late Isaac s. Jaaues Of the for.
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NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
formerly the Greenwich Theatrs.l
HARLTON STREET.. CORNER OF VARICK

NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
sFREhT SSRSER 81 9ARrck
iFo1m.ry' Treasurer at 'Niio. G.rd:n Lessee
M Stage Msnsss1
public respectfully informed th.. h: elegant md
MoSDxY WIZ F.Sy Tor &;
with talented and efficient company including many wei.
Yin ,.G:;I opening Sheridan knoSis:
THE ,HUNCHBACK.
sTET so Z: Pap Of
TsE ds i rs Fl
. M.' Of %'ps s s Mr.
s g., Thomas Clifford. GRATTAN.
formerly Of Miitcheis Olympic "AhA"'
XII particular: viii be ar,y :nsera:;d MN. WATTS
believed the most elegant aud comfortable Theatres
With the wish the views and patronage
u ." T.. .'""HARGEs Foa ADMISSION N
have heen . hxed at the following rates -
SECOND Ten OF BoIr.,.........ss
Prr;.-, Raw: SUBLIME
ORcHrsrRA Boxes -. 800. THREE
GALLERY ron GoLcRED P1orLr -; 25FENTs
tc the Dies. Circle and Ladls. and Fame: visit
e h.n h will
Lessee to conduct This establishment those
NSo GARDEN the popularity and
fall md efficient police will be in constant attendance,
Tse SPLENDID Wsrdcbs furnished by j. g. TayIo tn.
celebrated Consumer.
The Box e .ni oS"s spsn daily from 10 III METZ
Seats and Private Boxes NAV be ,ecur on application
to NJ. w orbyn. Of whom also may be banned limited
Doo,. enen at halfc,st sir Curtain to s.
o Gss wi" usually conclude or eleven
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
Fourth Night Of MIR; COLLINS, the celebrated Irish
, Comedian and Vocalist.
THURSDAY EVENING. February 1, Isi7, will be
. performed
- THE IRISH ATTORNEY.
After which Z
TEDDY THE TILER
In these pieces, MIR Collins will sing his favorite
- Melodies. I
To conclude with t6st here y new DRAMA In three
p,rts, from Dickenss last work-t Diamatssd By Mr..
Rching,)- -
THE BATTLE OF LIFE.
Michael Warden, ESQ .............M MIR Richings.
MI tnabmAn
rCIemency Newcome ........ ..... -. Miss Fisher.
Tomorrow, Mr.. COLLINS'S beuef.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04

ALBANY, Peb. S-sP NJ.
We have had rain storm ali day.
The Earl Of Elgia arrived at Montreal on Friday.
The bill has passed both branches Of the Michigan
reducing the rate of interest to six per cent
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TO THE
LATEST MO M & mt,
TO TIE
II II l. r. q IL AP HIC,
THE STORM.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3-l0PM
The storm has been very severe The Western tels
graph line has been suspended in consequence.
Innumerable houses have been unroofed.
Four wood sheds at the Camden Railroad depot each
100 feet long, were Frustrated
number Of vessels driven from their anchorage
The tide has overlooked all the wharves.
The damage is very great along the schuylkill river
A vessel at Darby Creek had her mssts blown down.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04

FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE
/ lhkiaN GuAkDS to be give a the APOLLO SALooN
On MONDAY EVENING Feb Q, 1877
i1ches can be bad Of any OF the following committee -
Capt j. Avezzans, ~ New st.
Lieut. NJ g. Length, 18th s.. near Sd avenue.
Ensign Dr.. Altrocehi, 10 Wooster street
Sergeant Levy, 100 Sd avenue
jana3T ,3o,i "a ,sissnc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04
A CARD.

n OAND
ITALIAN OPERATING Managers of the Italian Opera
inform the public that the request OF several
INK VI, Tye an eItrs Performance Of LUCIA Dl
those who have not been able attend opportunity OF
nearing that beautiful OPERA while it will place them in
production Of operas Of the first order.
Season subscribers their applying
boz ccs until Thursday next lh February ocsck
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AMERICAN CTKCES

AMERICAN CIRCUS
30 w cry M H | Z Hi TIRE,
THIS EVENING, Peb 4th, an entire new bill Of ne r
Il formanGes, including tie
PONEY RACES
The first lppearance of Mr. HOBBS -,
Mr. SANDS and his Dancing Horse, May Fly TIVE FiEht.
Ing Ponies, g. SC.
The Ampbith- are is pleasantly warmed throu ghout
Doors open a. n past s, performance commences
Boxes 70 cents Pr l2k Seats secured. Fl lwrc
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SHIPPERS OF GRAIN.
ID ~ q

A. T. RIA HAM
MANUFACTURER AND DEHLER IN BAGS
No. 80 Water street, New York,
supply shippers Of Grain with all kinds Of Bags in
any quastity at the lowest cssh ices The advantages
Of shipping gram IN bags preventing load
ing add insurance less when in this form an
In the ultimate economical than If shipped I'm bulk
i'm 81 fnis& RI 'rF~~"' o"i~'
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Anuss s.Esgs.
FOR THE BE

FOR THE BENEFIT Of SONORA CIoCcA.
Pas cas- TRE-Thur,dag Avrsllg Fsbru ss .h,
%ftss Which "a, aNp hli Sig
Nora Cioeca Eunes' snorn mantin EAdymion, signor
To be ooved by the PAS SUISSE by s,snor Mora and
s, The whole to conclude with LA CRACOVILNNE. by
ocio-2 ~ 20 . s'"s. Gs:-" e:S.
RpWsRY ihEATkE-1 hu ,day rvrn,ae. Feb. 4th,
n n wal be performed the nd opera Of CINDERELLA-
Dsaad Chapman fsd1s Hsdax!y Cinderella:
Sesa M sr, Tayo CGIndq Mr.. Booth Thsbe Mrs Ser
10 conclude wlh the Comedy cfsKETCHEs IN INDIA
SIR Mauhew scpggs, Mr. Vsche: Tom Taps, Mr. Hsda-
DDs ssis Sally ser'sS' Miss Mary Ty'r r'pn Miss
Bre., Circle q. cents; Pit and Gallery Iax cents
Doors 6,s O'Clock. Performance commence att
@SMrG s i,
no song NO sUPPER--Tnomss, Mr. land; ely,
Amer which RHoMEO AND GUILIETTA-Rhomso,
A.; Cruise Esq; Guilie,,s; Walsos
%ns Nil, nf IRISH Mt. oH
pn no conclude ph: with 4. DOUBLE BEDDED RooM-Mr
Dress circle upper boxes IS cents; p, enc chilling
private nr soies ~ Orchestra boxes, g.
DALMos opEK LTA AUi;sE o 11:RA:,,
day Evening, sth of February. first performance Of
'pp'' opfNSiiN NINA PIAZZA PER AMOUR.
Nina, his daughter. .Signora r. Pico:
Doctor simplicio. :. s,snor A. ssnsuirieo
S MsGana' .'..'.........s iSnoIs bCU I:;
request extra
- lst re, ger Boxes and rarqussto. .......-.N
Filya'. be..' Fl AZ
Seat. can b secured the box Office from 10
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FOR. SALE

FUN SALE.
IA ATHREE STORY HOJ Sc ON oad ,,r.., h..
the me-, and and Sd Avenues, is well flashed and re-.
& VIII me latest Improvements including kitchen
leuse SINK cold and ba water closet, &c .isn
% mantle: throughout the house court yard of fifteen
IN vcrandah and French windows m. hars.
OF row 81 SIX houses the side OF The street
"a imsr PARTICULARS apply to WISE SONS,
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TOIl
IA FARM Of fifty two acres most deli,b,r,,Iv =,
Ell tuatsd. about ave miles from Eizabeh town n J.
com rising handsome .commodious dwelliug house
httea VI, ma BILE mantes and convenience for re-
Spectacle itny the whole including gardeners hon,e
barns ice house ard other buildings substantial stat OF
'--' N~'S. u '"o'eo Hut
The easy access from New York either by the v,rou,
cars rom jersey City the ferry to Ezabethpo hrnc.
1ender th, 1"n. within hundred
IN ths cy Tho greater of tbs purchase car
remain for three years bond Al five Dsr
- VYsE SONS, I72 Pearl strset
Ai'o' f"s'e dwelling house in Washington sire e.
InuA.
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PATENT ENVELOPE PAPER.
FIVE HUNDRED REAMs Patent Envelope Paper. suit
oe ioL putting up spices and coffee Just received
ang ,or sale by PERSSE BROOKS,
IeS lmr IS and Ct Nassau ri.
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CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE STARVING
POOR OF IRELAND.
THE SUBSCRIBERS will deem il grateful duty to be
employed cautiously by their fellow citizens, in re.
ceivng for the benefit the distressed in
ceptable. - vs." "
Inc provisions will be stored and shipped with the greatest
possible economy and despatch and be in Ire.
land through our respectable agents in that coun
y snch manner as the donors may desire Persons
tne interior wishing to contribute address their dona
toas to the undermined who will chseruly give any infor
shipments will be made often few barrels can b
collected, or the means of purchasing. ~
Our recent letters that Americans know
the dses that prevails in el,nthat families are
Iound dead from staIvation-apd that many cases r.
barrels Of brsadsrfs would have hundreds from
death IN continuation OF the entire failure of the crops il
stated that throughout Ireland the hest hotels NOT mo-
tato is seen upon the table HARNDE ( Co, ~
M -, 6Wall street.
b-Persons in Of the ports Of the United States
Wshng to fend provisions direct ship them to Harnden
" Co., Liverpool, who will follow their instructiops
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-----II-1-"-seoI "a, u 3t
NEW YORh GALLERY OF THE FINE

HE Exhibition Of the Wok: of Art belonging TO this
-, Institution IS now the Rounda in the Psrk-
Ihres ae pieces Sculpture by Brown have bern ,ey
VIZ kulh Presented by Miss Eliza Hicks The Bow
anS p9s the f Of Ch.Ie. Le1pp Esqs and Adon
cravings, this collection embraces Coles Courss IF Emn
and Voyage Of Lie besides other specimens of Amer
man Roshermel, and others. '-''' D"AAu'o"ap
The Gallery open daily from A. M until dark and nm
Monday and Tuesday Evenings only until 10 anu On
Life Membership dollar single admission as ceu,x
Oce..Nsocs 20 Cents. d2t lmeOhiHS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04

NOIICE.
vI5HE erhp heretofore existing be,ws.p rho
SSers.nsd usde the firm of BsowN BRooKs is this
cay dissolved BY mutual consent The
the m will be settled by Brooks to whom ali debit
que concern must be paid and in tn. of which
he Is authorized u use the of tbs firm ~ ~
ii. BROWER
SAMUEL BROOKS.
TO-, ip,Nr
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Win ssev. store is feet deep fitted up
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convenisnce Tor the dry goods mess ward and ce
attached Apply to VIM b MOEEhT ~ ANU ceiar
~ JUST 1916 Broadway
STORE, No. 1913 Broadway. to Let or to Lease
@ nii istgs and eseant Store, formerly occupied bv
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&c. Yard and Cellar attached. Apply to ''@'
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