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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26
Arrival of the President.

In another colopn Of our paper will be found a
notice OF the arrival Of the President Of the United
States in the City yesterday and Of some Of the
incidents that distinguished that arrival
A large concoure Of people accompanied the
President and bis military escort from his landing
at Castle Garden. through Broadway and other
streets to bic quarters at the Astor House. The
crowd We were happy to see seemed well disposed
and orderly
The President wa, received with all proper
ceremony On the part Of the municipal authorities
aud expressed in becoming phases his scknow
ledgment therefor.
We saw the display Of bat little enthusiasm
Ia truth, we never witnessed ceremony OF IKE
nature. where there was much apparent indifier
epee. Curiosity attracted large crowd TO the
reception but DO feeling Of admiration seemed 10
govern its conduct The whole reception was
serupuloosIy correct in point Of etiquette, and
srikipgly tame in display Of feeling
The President seems borne down by the care OF
Office. or some other cause. He has grown old 10
two years We trust however, that in the retire
rnent 10 which be intends returning, be will recover
the elasticity Of bis spirits, and improve his per
sonal appearance.
Members Of the Common Council and some other
invited guests dined with him at the Astor House,
after the fstisuing procession.
We learn tina, there is a deputaton in this City
from Roxbury. Mass rendering him the full hospi-
talities that city on his route TO Boston. IT, how
ever, he proceeds to Boston by the New-Hsven
Line, be will not be able TO accept the invitation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

HTDzorATHT-we would call the attention Of Oar
readers who interested 10 VA,erCur % one Of the
oes, establishments IL re county and under the tiree-
aoa Of Dr. PersOn, Too Is practical man and dsTotes
himself entirely tie improvement md comfort Of his
paners His establishment, q situated IN oDe Of the
PeAslntes; and most healthy parts Of the City Cs EAs,
Four,eerths. Unon square, where the air Is pure
ard inVigOratng The rooms (sbout CO. are very large
ard s'ry. The table IS farnished viii abundance and
varsity JET everything Is excluded that would harm the
i-vthd or dscoucrl TIE dysPePue. Tie vsro1s kinds
CT bread al domestic AID Of the beat quality The
diet is al plain AID simple tul wei cooked he hAs ise
very beet OF help and the attendance Is al TIA, could be
wished The Bs,As sre very nes, and convezient--
Taere patent exercising s~ns IN each Of the pisz-
rss Of the first and second stories There large yard
also n the rear ,ueesri or exercise hcrsebsck In
which there 70 an extensive gymnasium. (see Adv.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26
III THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things In Philadelphia.
CorrcsPondence OF The 1rioune
PHrrApFLFHfA. June =, J.


The Presiden; departed this morniog according
IN Cantrr and t5s programme. and you have him ere
Ibis saons you served up wsrrn-the thermometer IN
sica,icg cal % - write .
There /. very ;ie gong On today IN theeity sr,,'s
who assaulted Judge Barton hss been he'd 10 pan "a
$500
Tie hishe,, sraclc IN our market this mornns s
.r-rsry skich has ranged from 81 20 20 and 1rm 81
clo.r vi,h upward trndency Undsr this state OF al
f,irs Flour has been dull at s. - 70 s. Wilt "hes,
ls0 and red $50 snd 700 bushels sold No'
much movement IN Corn light sales yellow at -
Corn Meal 81 p to 81 81. No movement in other
articles
reading Was the stock Of stocks at the boerd to DAY
SALEs Or Srocxs FIRST Board and 4tf1-l-So
Girsrd b5 10 80 Resdins. - go do "a: $50
II : 81. 50 loot Mechanics Bsnk, p 50 ;.
B.nk Il s2OOCO STATE s.. Sis sli 5000 STATE oseli,
SIS OOO Reading Bod. ~ $4,000 &c, ~; SSO tosl
scrip a. 1913 Texas Notes, IA slio do los TO-
30 Schuyler. lpi -
Se-,ud Board and 4ier-llOo0 Read Bds, ~ 900
DO 3 -, 500 30 IS ~ 100 U Losn. 81. o. loei
100 Read rs 34i 100 susq Csnsl, IS. III 1000
Loan s.. o. lc6i 5000 S,ste So 50. sli 80 Read -
ard . DO ~ 34t 1909 [ s.. o. 1905 100 K Al, IS
SAL 1000 Morris B8s 67i so Susq Canal NV - 400
cad, CASH 400 b5 "a 400 Read, -. 53i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26
Business Notices.

-" II tbs prsctic, becomes general NJ shall :.
led ~ sfopt r. 80 tnsi"sss n.n sp~.sinr q,
Advertising IA the newspspeIso OF the county How "A
tursi ADD hos true The grsa, mass o. bushes. r,n
a. II adjusted by h-nevosn, motives toward %. ~
give th-rn the whole rri Of Improvement = snS a
sss,ioos II sht perhaps. thsi should be 90 ws,.
IN stsF Plumbers -y hold Of the scconnos
The object the fortunes surely and &C rsots,v
snssss5 by those who advertise extensively would b.
divided ard the few who the ressrd due 70 su
srpr.e reap immense weSith would Of necessity con
,put themselves with proporonsy dimnished ineom,.
To all Who chooss take the lead 10 eusness pcru.l
Of any sin3 the agency ofV 3 PALaER Offers ehoise
bih in the selection Of places and papers and BESIDE
be appointed and authorized by the propre,ors re-
c-vs snd receipt for Subscriptions and sdverrs~mepu
The osce OF the Agency Is in the Tribune Baildinss
where cards containing list Of cities and towns eos, q
ADVERTISING SC may he had. aud al information neess
.sry o. enable business men 20 scoPt complete srt
thorough system Of advertising on large or small
sc.s in any section state in the Ooion for Sprns
Sumner Fail or Winter trade whether msehsnes
cr uercis professional wholesale or retail BY ind
yldu-is or iruns public institutions societies or neorpo
rated companies and whether 10 the city or county,
and 1t the lowest prsctcshs prices "a be 10 empo~ered
IN transact business for them upon tire same terms as are
exacied :, the Offices Of bis respective principals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26
WILLIAMSBURG AFFAIRS.

DEATH BY DRowSISe-Yesterdsy afternoon
German from sew.York aged AbOu, 90. Jumped Of the
dock a, the Hous,on.st Ferry, and although assistance
was Immediately rendered came too ate and he died
in fe moments after being taken from the water He
was dressed 10 brown sack Goa, with velvet collar and
had on pair OF black Pan.aoon'. No cause can be a.
signed for the rash act
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

" John Finkls was tried st Hudson on Mon
day for assault and battery with in,sn, to kill found
guilty and sentenced 10 two years and two months in the
Penitentsry al Sing Sing. He was taken TO prison on
wednesday This /, the third Of The name Of Fin.
ke sent to prison for the offence. There are two
more of the name under Indictment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26
GougAUD's LECTURES on CHEMISTRY,

~ One remarkable efec Of The chemical operstos
-. 90 eacn other, may DO h1s illustrated hIsetp
- OxYsusiAIE ACID may both b. IAxen sepa sieS -
ntfnary - lie animal economy bet Itese s1ssls.s
were 70 Be ssrinistefsd oset.,r, he no lstrlos -
c,srres would Inevitable rrs0e-ss Oxyriuriae q -
rrary /, nost corrosive aud deadly poison Bat rs 49,
rsaxe OF materls Inedica contains more poss1,
"a usry med menss 'hsn tsose eoneenusled -
E.uo's ITALIAN INDICATED Soar. Tor lie coDp.es ~,
v.I Of tz1, fTect1s saowless, sgnou-r, ied1ess ~
ness erupLons rns~ofns, &C; Il Also imnaeo Az "a
,ia,es lie pair arising from the sungs OF venom usi
G-us.ups PovDsEs sUsriLEs possess The msgich -
erty OF upfooting me s1pes6aous hsIi 0cunAecs ~
cisS DYE 10 designed 70 color RED, nghi DC t0Es
siossy bvo-5s or blscks 6oraAuD's LiaciD kosss y
osrts rosness 70 pa4e cheeks, nstarAl ltsi ne
scrutiny will fail 70 ceteei ils pseseocs.
r. These, and The varioas oinef eosneucs o. a
rtx GoraAUD Gao snly be obtained sesasx q! az ~
81 WALKEa,sr. hrsl store from Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

LIGHT HAri ctxAR HxAp KNOX at l2s Fulton
3. has some beautiful ght and airy summer hss'. ex
pres.y sdspted to the sres, summer object Of keep
ing cool"
The healthy sud vigorous se,on of the brain more OF
lea. depends upon the freedom and elasticity Of the
head I, therefore follows hs, Summer hats shoeidee
. Ugh, Ani airy as possible and that any man can msls
more money with one of KnOxs than with any o,b'rs
Trx the exp,rimept j.l7 rurh&su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26
ARRIVAL. Of Produce, Sc. oy inc New-forh
md Erie Rnilrond .....I =. ClI-t,oE, Assnt

R,porf.d rysc,ally for TAs Nsa~ iort !r'esHe'
FRIpAY June s5 ls47
pr B4rs, Hearv Ssyaam-55 tubs butter 10 calves IL
,hs.o hoss C1lemaa IS tubs butter fogs calves
Cant Cara "a tubs hrks butter calves sheep, Jen
ring.k Tbompson IS ubs butter Dol eggs IL eav's IS
80 s bogs Capt LEEDS I tub butter, Wilbur II
ib. butter 6fks DO calves sheep hogs, Captain Dill
81 as baskets suawbeuiea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

THE RIcHEIrEU" DIAMOND POINTED GOLD Pen
TRruxPHASr T. SAVAGE, % Falton-st Is determined
to make the Richelise" Pen maintain good character
although .old e. only the highest priced pens IN
the city. No; having uaierrsted the .sgyc.y his In
teatoa Is To make this the pen Of the age Other gold
pens from - ell 80 with silver pencils. Rsco.
Iect sAyAGE. % Ful:on. alone eel the RlcheIeur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

~ Adverrseuenr for the Tribune Of Monday
oagnt oe before 10 o'clock Saturday
ing As tho PubhesuoB 0hce Of this paper not open
Sundays
Subscribers IN the city who do not receive this paper
at early hour requested 10 leave word AZ the oce
as arrangements such enable all the carriers
20 get through their routes before o'clock Car
rers failing accomplish Tins viii be required give ~
Their routes
Persons wishing The Tribune left a, their dwellings or
places Of business regularly every morning VIII pesse
leave their address the Publishing One, or send
sOte through the Post-Ohce. Terms I2i cents week
payable 70 the Carrier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

IMMIGRANTS Al QUEsAc-The Quebec cores
ponden, Of the MosSsal Herald wrote on Monday last
tssi three OF fosr ships bad arrived At Quarantine
with deaths and sokn sssthst boy having fallen OIL
tss brig G.sieA fss CooaoIy instantly jumped ster
him 10 save him oet eota were drowned This
My sEd June 70 s4s seulsTs from Europe bad
sched Quebec aud hou,res up to last Morcsy, and
n.pv more were q. orsrntise. They are chiefly from
ir.srj and England -Four Liverpool sAips on the ath
brought 1855 settlers sna the Asnew iron Belfast ais
d. Douglas Health oteer. Crosse Ise writes 10 Que
bee that all the OF the Inn sb~ta aud Pur.at
from LivsrpOol are sick in hosPSsi one that
there had tssn 10 deaths ia the Lotus from Liverpool
TBS. iha Re. Mekinlsy bad bad nearly 50 ces,hs that
the ,.-oy Flora iroti Cork h.d buried 20 passengers
and u sui SICK that the Ssbrson from liverpool
bsd buried IS and 50 sl sick and that TIE Jesse
from Limerck bed buried 30 and - remsipsd sck
also, hat bis mate and ten Of The ssanlca we're III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26
Court Calendar...MoSpAN

COMMON PLEAS -Psril-Nos. 81, 70. g. IS, g. ~.
81 81 10 10 Part 2-N0s 80. 40 l42 lfi, 5Vo, &c,
ls6 rs $50 I52 $50 100. I52, l64 y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26
Business q Offices.

5HowER BArss-The dirt and dust Of the city TO say
nothing Of the heat Of the weather, render shower
bsih daily necessity. The pores Of ,hs skin get so
completely alled up with the particles Of pulvehzed
granite, which are continually shos Ia the atmosphere
that nothing short Of good shower bath will insure
healthy secretion As the health giving and refreshing
Croon Is not Jet Introduced into everyoody closet the
text beat thing movable bathing machine that may
be taken into the country with your pormsneau and
bsndboxes One Of the portable shower baths that
We have Is Smith patent Fleeing" Il Is 'od By
KEMP al 40 Broadway and Ia coming into very gen
erAl among our citizens, a. well a. being
tensiyely used IN the neghborng towns and vnlAges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

PrrrssusGH June Isl O'Clock N.
Sales 1000 bbs Flour 50 TO s. market much
unsettled Whisky In bols y 10 - cts Butter At 70
:. cts Cheese 10 = The market for bress'turs
is At stand and much depressed The next European
arrival will BE- looked for with intense anxiety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

RAILROAD CoAaIssioSERs-The Governor has
cerstand appointed John Wilkinsou Of Syracuse
Henry B. Gibson VI CsnAntsigua and Timothy Chids
q Rochester Ccmmssioners settle difficulties De-
tween ire Troy snd Schenectady and the Uucs and
Schenectady Railroad Companies "a sglhorized By a
= . passed May :. Ia Albany Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

PREnIUa DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PxSs-These
Peas are for sale By J. W. CREATION Co. II Cedar Ct
(up s,srs where every kind Of Pen worth having
De iound, and at prices either wholesale retail much
below those Of sAy other house In this city They sell
at retail for IS cent?. ST. 81 25 and 81 30 the Pens
precisely that others sell for ST. s. 1871 80 and g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

Isos AWNING Posrs ron BsoADwAr,-A copy of the
approved plan can be at coraelrs Iron Works
li3 Ceniresl Orders PuncsuaIly attended TO-
JOHN B. CORNELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

The PRESIDENT. I, viii be seen, takes an excursion
% Fort Hamilton today TO take look At Uncle Sans
Army stationed there Ii viii afford an excellent op-
POr'un,y for citizens TO get peep the head Of
National Republic. The American Eagle leaves with .
dlsunguished guest at P ~ from Pier No. / North
River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

viRsNiA.-Gov. Smith has issued writ fixing
the frat Tharsday in Angus, next as the day OF
Election. 80 supply the vacancy in the Petersburg
Congregational District, oocssioned by the death o.
Gen. Dromgoole.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

~ We che-rfay recommend to The notice Of eeooo-
ri,s the superior article OF fsshonshle hss offered sy
KsLLosG, Is anal We b-h,vethst none viii pu'eN"s
there ". houi receiving mo., suee sssfscon le& IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

~ Pine Apple Fritters, delicious desert Ia high
favor in the Yves, Indies served up In perfection BY
WELSH IS Nsssau-st Pure MIX at this house je25 Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

~ sEsRwcop's IMPsovED MAGNETIC MAcsiSssSe
accompanied with h,, Msnasl. Up $50, srd with bic
rev ard scientific Of msguesising, are wsHsrtd
to cure ten es.e. TO one II any o,ber machines Th"y
Of different sizes, IN rosewood csses Pdee.-s9 sie
sI2a and ga H.H SHERWOOD, NJ d.
iact 4ThsstNSWs l0s Ch.mberssL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26
BY OVERLAND EXPRESS,
In Seven Days from hew-Oriean.,
FOR THE TRIBUNE.
later from Vera Cruz!

Additional Particulars az the Late At
tack on Col. uctntosh's Train
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

The AQUArIc CoscEKr on BOARD The Alba
We limited the other day suspicion that our excellent
friend Mr. JENKINS speak Pishly' falling 10 love
In consequence Of this suspicion desiring to DO favor to
friend IN such q situation, We sent him seoupe Of
tcke. 70 Mr. Harris excursion with the Aida request
ing him in return 70 furnish Us oret notice OF The
events Of the evening His paragraph which appeared
In columns yesterday converts our suspicion into
esrAiuty for while be dwels with al the sentiment OF
rather elderly gentleman under the influence OF the TEN
der passion upon the moonlight the charms Of Mature
and The bright eyes that were present. be takes no more
notice Of the singing and of Mr. Eafs share in the en-
tzrtAinn,-ns than is comprised in the short word ma
Sic Th, proves that be was occupied as we 'aal
not aremp, to describe and heard no other music than
the low mAsieal marmaring Of single sweet voice -
Heaven bless him BAT shsA look out how we EN-
poy him 10 write another Item for Us While n his
preseai interesting condition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

SIRAwBLSRILs.-The Erie Railroad yesterday
brought 70 the City J7sS5 bsskeu Of this fruit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

CAsoIKS-Dr Elnore, 10 Grsnd-si can care
his terrible disease. His treatment milk, but
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

LAUNcH-The new snip Isaac WRIGHT, Of
twelve hundred tons burden, viii os launched from
Webs shipysrd. on Monday al 10 o'clock ID vii
aS5sa splendid sight There are several other very
large shi2s on the stocks Dca TIE Wright from Ire
decks OF which the launch vii be seen with great eAse
sas c1afo It understood ihss an invitation las been
extended 70 the President u honor the occasion Win
h.s presence. The pablo generally are s.so invited
md mar look forward to = uuasul treat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

BREADsruFrs AKzIvKD YEsrEsDT.-The IN
Por's into tbs Cry By he SOsth River soat' only yes
tsrlay were 1850 barrel. Of Flour 5ds0 bushels Of
Whest 3lGs7 bushels nd barrels Of Corn. and 20
barrels and $40 5a.aels Corn Meal Ala, lao hushels
Ani S. bArre.s Of RYs.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-19
TRUST SALE OF REAL AND PER-
SONAI, ESTATE


PURSUANT to a Deed of Trust, executed bv
Nathaniel N. ratem and Abigail F. his wife
bearing date on the Sd dav of August, in tho wear
1873 and of record in the Clerks Office Of Noffol,
County Court for the purposes mentioned in said
bcGd we shall expose to sale at public auction for
cash, hc:orc the Court House of Norfolk County,
on THURSDAY the 9TH day of February next at
~ o'clock, the following Real and Personal Estate
TO wit: the TRACT OF LAND at the mouth of In.
dian Creek, in the County Of Norfolk on which
the said Nathaniel w Ta:cm resides and which
was ''cviscd tn him by the will of his father Ma.
thanic p. Tatcm, deceased
And all OF Two Tracts of Land on Indian Creek
conveyed to said Nathaniel N. Tatem by VIM III
Hunter and wife by Deed of 18th July, 1887, save
that portion Of the Same since sold and convey cd
by sald n. N. Iatem to Jno. NJ. ID. Haynes.
The above Tracts of Land, all living contiguous
to each other, form one of the most desirable Farms
in Norfolk Comfy. They contain about two hun
drcd and fifty acres, and are situated the mouth
OF Indian Greek, where it emptes into the Eastern
Branch of Elizabeth River, about three miles from
the City of Norfolk. On the premises is a rood
Dwelling House with all necessary out buildings
Also, Slaves Jenny, Cathcrinc Susan and Ste
phcn.
The Lands above men toned will be sold together
subject to Hen for $4,000, with interest thereon
from the 18th July, 1913
JOHN CHANDLER,
SAMUEL M. WILSON, trustees
Portsmouth,, Jan l4-tds
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-19

NOEiCE.-1hc subscriber would most respect.
y fully inform those of his Customers who have
not received their bread as usual, lowing to the
carriers being principally hirclings, and arc of
taxing their Ctri: tmas lrocs,) that on New Years
day, the routes will all BE- supplie with punctual
carriers, who SHALL ALWAYS DC in time 20, their
customers " ~
Those who are not supplied with bread, will
please seno to the shop, until the carriers get rcgu
thankful Tor the patronage heretofore bestowed
sun continues to manufacture the most choice art,
Gle OF BREAD, BISCUIT, CRACKERS CAKES
&c, sc. N1A'>i''
Persons wishing to be furnished for the cnsu;ug
year, VIII pl asc leave their names at the Bakery
and they all be punctually attended to-
Dec 81 ia IVES TOMPKINS
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-19
PULMONARY OpcANs

very important disease over which this Bal
sam exerts very power full influence is that of a
DISEASED LIVER
IN TINS complaint il has Undoubtedly proved more
eihGaclous than any remedy hitherto employed,
anu IN numerous instances when patients had en-
uureu long and severe suffering from the di.ease,
wNnont receiving the least benefit from various
remedies, and when Mercury has been rcsorted to
ia VAIN the use of this Basam has restored the
Eyer 70 healthy action, and in many instances
80 veg permanent cures. after every known RENE
- ~ tailed 70 produce this desired effect
'oes Its astonishing efficacy in tho diseases
too'c mentioned, we also find il "a very effcctual
,emcoy IN Asthma, complaint in which it has
y; 1ecn extensively used with decided success, even
;" Fases oil years standing.
IL not only emanates from regular phvsic;,n
u' mas also been we'll tested in all the complaints
49,; "uIch u Is recommended. IL is not my inteu-
ION therefore, either to cloak il in mystery or in
any any way deceive the public by ovcrrating it's vir.
CO. on me contrary, shall simply cndeavor to
ar oriei statement of its usefulness and Aauer
-. sen that ITS surprising efficacy will ena Bile me
a. iuIhtsh such proofs of It's virtues as will lts(v
&c ~ most Inctcdu ous, that CONSUMPTION NAV and
% GhN DE CURED if this medicine be resortcd
u ne pe careful and get The genuine DIR. WISTAR'S
mhLoAm OF WILD CHERRY. Nonc genuine
SFI,IT signed by j BUTTS. Address all orders to
"E, w FOWLE, Boston. Mass
NJ 'or SAFE by Q. II. HEINTISH, Portsmouth. Va
~ ~ n. . NTOS, wholesale and retail Norfolk and
Oy druggists generally throughout the country.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-19
our SECOND SUPPLY OLE CAsaPI

OUR SECOND SUPPLY OF ca sHPUR-
- CHASES.-Splendid double stitch Brogana at
s per pair--240 pairs just received at the New
York Boot and Shoe Store
Boyss extra heavy Brogans at gu and 60 cents n
Pair-l8O pairs received aud for sale at the Ne ".
York Shoe Store.
Youths BFogans at 45 and 60 cents-lsO pairs re-
ceivcd and of prime quality.
Youths Winter Boots at IS cents pair no such
bargains IN Youths Bolts be found ONLY at the
New York Boot and Shoe Store.
Mems thick Boots at Sl.75; all who want thick
the Boot Store. '' ~
Mems KIP Boots, at 1925, few cases only left.
cases Mems Kip Boots, extra size
do Women's Grain Boots
case Mems prime Elastic Over Shocs
doz Gents Sporting Hats
do Boys Caps, very cheap.
do Mems Fur do, do
The above is part Of an invoice which are onen-
ing this morning. and which we can sell less than
the manufacturers themselves, and less than thew
arc to be found at any other place south of Ne&
York All who wish to purchase by the case or
pair would do well to call at the New York Boot
and Shoe store, next to the Farmers Bank
Main street, Norfolk J. RI. GREGORY
Dec ~