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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-22
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Ct>cIsNAli March S;h Is T.
IL ths Editors Tho nag:
fHhlrucn#l WI rNtnmely mortified anl .ugi.r se,l
10 IND that afe }an pu}i,ied a, a Il, = ler lt,nl he
Virginia uloa'ess |, Nas mol my Intention wsu, 1
itohl Poni tura any farther an the cit. 1t Richinmd
hui When au1ed Mlir Eatly inf rmed me that IL
did not ,tura 10 Old Point the neat monnu Ia, N,ud
have me arrested and placed under guard, So the mAt
morning the huals tsl y. f.le M. aud saw that the
only chance 'a'oId hayme difficulty with Ma. T..
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>ife IL So h'.Ien l1s'oe,-,sl '.t Rsanoul at pta.
e'eded "a tss'anei'r, "hea, al'cr ssea. u,y IA II
'a2#t. '"'isie m'nd Up ettfr Inc 1aaHi Od Punt.
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LYNCIIBURG.

IL a 'nsc'.!g cj'tic ErccDtirc COMMITTEES ofhc Bomd
# Dacctms4fH mmcs Rirer ond hanatrha Compa-
ny a Rctmond, 'Safi1|ay. he iGh .'Iafh, lei7.
Il solvcd that the toll CATERERS the Canal aud he
Col,c tos Of the Iolll the Richmond y lc be instruct
ed to remit the Tolls collected heretofore. and hereafter
until the further order OF the Board to charge toll on
articles brought down the Canal and shpped from Rich
tuond outward. which they shall be satisfied intended
ior the relic Of TIC suffering po Of Ireland.
Ex'rac; from the records.
W b CIUTTENDEN Sec
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E'DU = IL L,

Np1 virtue Of deed II int eNocu'cd 10 me- h, John
x lanrhoune aud Saal l.. hs WIFE shall sell.
at puddle anc''on N lh,rsdn, the 9th day Of May n,
IT tan II notion the neal r Ia, thereafter, n tho Irm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-22

La SUD add = within nles Of i.ynrllmrr and ,
mi' oil le canal. with good outlets 10 each laryc por
uon lhere1 ~ heay nhcrei we'll vatcrel with sure
rmr 'aiet power. which can b. chcall, APPLIED +.
'N'cr oili'ng or manufacturing purposes II is well A
ddPI1d lpihc glo"th oil Iomcco. Wheat. Com. Sc.
and II natiy The al1onnn al ilose engaged IN hauln,
t".5.1 "ho NM ~hnt Nood Land q nyeni.nt Il
Iy0c targ II VII he divdd in lots or parcels 70 suit
p1Jciasefs and ~" In sold cith, at private N pu e all
vs. tic moc ame and place, Viii sell tW5NarmuS
''.'t ND flNures. GA d, Clrt scl Black Smiths
Tonic All sandy Plantation fensls The title To- "a a
P"psty vii bo unlspulcd hnt ariina a., ,sie < ae4l
| .ali convey such Tile only IA vested n me
March 2-'6N w. ftNCEY. Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-22
h'P0lNlMENTS OF Alessrs. II,AkE 4 COG
GlS

We arc requested to state that Al,ssrs Gos,ra and
heahn have made the following appointments, ~ u
mutual arrangement,
NedntNd ay. 9Th March at p,lar Nils Amherst.
THURSDAY, - Ii March II Long Monnlan. do
Friday. 10Th March AT Temperance, do
"Wednesday, @-l March at Madison Courthouse Instead
# iuoton's 'Ianyarl.
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A TRACT 0EJNSll.

TyinP IN he tIunl, ol Anhrrsi Sinvn'g tccL nl
Jnlning the land oil Docl. food. thrs MAYS. W,at
P"'ylohn, g. Warwick and Others and conlnluinn sb.u
NNE 'IlINl = M AEnitA
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.NEGROES II .lECIIO.H

No viii !, front Of our aar,in In s.,re a, w., ,o,s
.ay Ia 3ilhlatilt liz 9ix l,,aly 1ua Nsrr e,.
Boy and gfla ti'm II n :, ! ycars old
ipu' ttshi or months croiI, iul nc,-n,iahlu pap
sat t'1'tot' Nenlrrsd. with the int, rtst al,led
March ie-2t rAIRa'r : ,N,rp
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I.IN l~iIIST S31L. OF IIIT., &. c1ps

'eNi- snhserhcrs have ~ received the latest enfin,
Stle In al to Which we invite t,cattent,o. nj
al those III want Ola beautiful Hat 10 pive ~ \ call "a
W. ''' Ieait to rAfene work n the nua,cs nlannor
and 40 the shortest notice.
WllLiAM SrrrZER
'h"'ch <Z--t Snrv. parlaor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-22

LAfANITE WASHINGTON GRAY
T. :, sao8ld have sud. hat at. fr made ~ m,
mud 10 cone tbs WAY, Wrote 10 lol. llalnramck /,
bal elect l.. " GRAY.
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TO THE
LATEST MOMENT
TELEGRAPIIIC.

ALBANY, April 1, 1917.
Two steamers came mp within four miles Of the
city to-day One of these was probably the boa
which left New York last evening, and has re-
turned down the river. The other vessel was the
tow boat Commerce, and appeared to have made
no Roadway at the time this despatch was closed.
The weather Is represented to be beautifully
mild and pleasant at the various stations on the
line of telegraph between this point and Buffalo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-05

SEAMAN q MI LII,
No 1921 BrOadray
w full and complete assortment of Dry Goods selected
trade to Which they he particular Of "s
sels on that d; and during the smade, ois Their
se d5 good, e. consisting
Brlisn.s il plain and aIi shInts cSle "'" '''
and having been made expressly the Trade pre-
oe BY ye the Rainbow and Navigator
Gs Of 1S psd pa and oShs figured silks j.
the attention Of purchasers.
Very superior Canton Grape with deep rich fringe Emoider-
ed IN white co9r and plain coors from low price the
Housewife Linens. Of The eelebs.ea make of Messrs Rich
sS"' very % ssss s
s s Sr Fsn consisting s of shaw Silks De
English IGas ci9ih, cambtss. J.eens... Mus &c. &C.
and Muslin Robes R and Lace. all ds.crpOn
seaman Muir ii presenting themselves to the purchasers
which their business is conducted.
prices And in foreign countries by competent agents
and at the lowest cash value. ,,,.,
by Of the firm and above its lowest cash value and
shall be at least low the article be purchased
to make e and no
will be offered articles ales than cost aud Others at
Persons visiting their establishment entitled and shall
polite and kind treatment and VIII be urged
purchase articles which do not please them and breach Of
this rule when reported to the principals M be Immediately
The proppey and justice Of iSese are most obvious
They 70 those acquainted with the price Of goods az
from imposition and fraud by oyercharge in price.
than Exceeded heir sspeetons This they
tribute the strict observance Of these principles and they feel
eerity the confidence Of the public will be secured and their
business increased to any reasonable amount.
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AID TO IRELAND.
COMMITTEE ROOM No. 10 Primes Buildings.l

COMMITTEE ROOM, No. 10 Primes Bnildpgsl
TREAsuRERs 'dss for AS aeR s and
Of s 'i FSa as t%arc ke Soa' aSS'
PI ,' seSsnh Gharsh Rsy Mr. Clark ST.
IN First Eccesisstcsl Society, Ellington Rev. Mr. Eggles-
h s As d Gsr Mr. 9ea.s $751; Rev. Mr. p.b
i North Ashford, Mr. Il; Leonard q, sig;
sea- snd P" 3 g. Il in ali Sy the e. Hon Con-
BY WIN. i. SIacyy..S!iciqs seanlon, 81; Cash, So
BY Coe anderson Co-From the citizens of Tallahase,
From the Amry Baptis, Church, Rev. Dr. Williams,
Received, ,S,, sIS 81 s. J., il note s.
Committee 81 &C. bsns the balance remaining IN hands hands
after purchasing 200 barrels of meal to this
YER p dss s.d PsssH r'G from
sSs:sa 60 s.s nhse
"a bss 81 y he F gss";'G by B. sy
c%eete mas fs Church. kingston Ulster county N
by abraham BeFrom B Aisy Paul. contribution of c
From W%: Dojsn =; y Vim Redmond from Edmund
By theodore MARITIME Treasrer of 10th Ward Public Meet
s%f So" SsS%. M4Ts s sci ksSE;9s ass
b ssr s John and H s sso Russell i :.ts sm Bs
sy PcH Dee Sn4 JsIa Doopsa s. each; from Arthur
Eefa Hugh Smith Pavia Go.s%,n smith YIN
from Patrick Kelly sqd Benz ROTOR 81 saeh and Cash
By Moses r GriunslrFrom Joseph Tobey Esq.,
Received April i;tIFTo@ J"ye.i, in letter. $50 e rid
Gh1 sS'SS F EG%' b a%m a%S hs s T.
fsV ces1 Rey Ra
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TO STRANGERS,
CHRKSTYES GALVANIC md NAG
MEIL(t EIfR lILYEN

II ALI, CASES OF RHEUMATISM AND NERVOUS
Complaints, the efficacy Of these articles truly wonder
fu complete often being accomplished when every
other have failed Several physcan, now recommend
generally attached 70 articles Of the kind Is rapidly disappear
g Msry OF our most respectable citizens have used them
p9oIsax Psal}ss Aporexy, Neuralgia, Nervous Tremos
most affecting Of Deafness complete have often
been effected advantage these articles the entire
safety and convenience attending them.
me only ~, Agency N New York for Chr.tie genuine srt
Drug store IN New York will ever be allowed 70 keep
nI tHRlsTlES Articles. Many Of these estsblshments
srect,ely cautioned. msi iw.I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-05

DAGUEKREOTYPt PLATES
IUST RECEIVED-A large assortment of Dagueneotypt
Plates; small, quarter, half and full size
For sale by VIM. II. SMITH & CO.,
as 3tsc No Maiden Lane
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nor SALE-A Printing Estsblishmc together with
newspaper located in ofhc British West India Colo
niesl where competent may few realize
handsome return for the outlay Of purchase The establish
meg contains large Presses and small job Press together
about 1000 lbs aud twenty fonts job ryw different
all new, nearly soChases, Frames Racks Imposing
Stones Cases large Zinc Weting and Washing Trough Ia
, e'e thing necessary 70 garry the business success-
lase and tre Is t?lesble proportion oi Job printing
By letter, 70 y A3EXkNprr' -
mai isv3-ie "a Sou,b tree, mr. ss,,.
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. THIS DAY pUBLIsAED,

PRICE ONE DOLLAR, BEAUTIFULLY BOUND.
v Oh v of the Modern Standard Drama, containing New
John Nervous Man, Damon and Pythas, Candesine Mar
rage William Tell and Day After the Wedding with high
y finished Portrait and Memoir of George Coman the Elder
FEUDAI TINES the highly successful play, by the
author Of the King Of the Commons recently produced
London This isa play Of very great poetic and dramatic
merit. Price, 121s cents. WIN TAYLOR * Co,
as No. Astor House.
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do a. "a do ie1 10 do 4a, "a do 3o>z 81 boxes with
drawn.
lmperal-4 half chests g. Ia do 5Os 81 do 491 81 do
40, 10 do l51s; 30 do 42h.
Oolong Souchong-l05 half chests 29l, 10 do 30, 80
do % i02 do 27k.
Oolong Pouchong-97 half chests IS.
souchons-3o half chests l91s 20 do 49, 80 do ls3 433
do IL
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Died.
On Friday, ID April after lingering Illness, Henry
~ LuNpr, native Of London, in the 10th year OF ms
age corporal OF marines in the navy and late OF the nj
gate Raritan.
On Saturday, 80 April Mrs LIBBY THoMrsoS, aged
70 years.
Her friends. and those of Joseph N Lord are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this (Monday AFTER
noon, Mt o'clock from the residence OF Mrs MARIN
Burnham No. 81 Bayard street -.
On Sunday, the ih April, after protracted Illness
which she bore with Christian resignation ana ID lu
hope Of ajoyful resurrection, Mrs THEREBY hoo'oS'
aged 40 years.
The relatives and friends Of her sister Mrs Frances
Garrison and her brother-in-law W. W. van Dyke, zoo
are invited attend her funera her late resiuehce
No SO Pike slip, Tuesday ut O'Clock r. M
o. Long Island and Western papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-05

MUSIC.
RAILS AND PRIVATE PARTIES furnished with the
- Violin, Harp aud Piano Forte, number of lnstr
mcnts. The selected from the fashionable Ope
ns. BY
H. AYLIFFE, s. AYI.IFFE,
J. AYIIFFE aud g. AYLIdtE, Brothsss, Professors.
No i27 Elm street corner of Howard. ml2 I'm -rh
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LAST WEEK, POSITIVELY.
MIR OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH will receive new pupils
sl every day and evening of this week his Dollar Writ
Ing Classes Ladies from TO O'Clock, p NJ. Gentlemen
Glasses ats, NJ aud 3, and3 r. NJ Rooms 289 Broad
way, corner of Reade street. as Isc
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LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
n S. HATS can be had for $3.50, MILLS well known
Gentlemen earnestly solicited call and these
Hats thoroughly the subscriber being confident that the
u proportions Of the style with the low
price, will command the appreciation of ALL
Attention is called TO the style of cap called the
Pocket Cap. 22wsr
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GoLp LET AND DENTISTS GOLD folL--rsc,o.
~ NO ~ kende street lin the rear) warranted Of
manufacture Gold Foil $50 ner ounce first ousliy e,,p
de'p and lemon co9r Gold Leaf ~ The worry lowest market
e H,vis.r ! L WAUGH rnse,iesl Gold p,,,,
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Tuesday Evening-Fn Diavolo
L. c. HILLS
AT THE TABERNACLE,
IN TUESDAY EVENING April 9th, lai7, given in com
PHI s:'s
profession with part f Fl 81 !I;G T4Es'. company
solo"o6or senoIae Rbas "... ''.. Ese Ernest
.,,,,, u,,,. Al d MATER
aa est rca and SorSs
is Fore. and Chorus solo
AM . hsx sSsf
so sSe.fty Melody C. E. E!' Hom
Solo violin-sg. NJ. Rappeui ~
sons~M Daniel B. Bel" My Boyhoocdis Home Rookie
Overture p,s.t JubeP..'... Weber ,
oTanist Id Hodges, Mus Doe
DTses,o. Geo 5odsr { u E. Hl
,?s Hf o door % S
mence at quarter before eight precisely. al 3tc
MECHANICS HALL.
'Hf 2dSTh '7 WEEK. He S''"' streets
Mi STR ELS
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
cent? Change eS%ff @ com
iwsr
EAREWELL LECTURE, by the Rev. J. P, Burke, D. D.,
The fa of Freedom in the Old wod-Is Rise and Progress
During the evening Miss NJ J, Marus and George Hoy
graduates of the New York Institution for the Blind will
several of their popular pieces of music.
Tickets 20 centsTo be had Of the Committee, and at the
door Doors open at commence at O'Clock, precisely
APP itrrc
PHILHARMONIC EOClETY-FIFTi SEA-
son.
THE SUBSCRIBERS and members respectfully in-
informed that the fourth aud last Concert of the present
will take place Saturday, April nth, the Apollo
rooms
Applications for Associate Membership for the season.
should be the Secretary before the Annual Meeting
September. BY order,
as 6teodc J. L. ENSIGN, Secretary.
PRIVATE LESSONS IN GERMAN.
n devote portion pf her time giving instruction Ger
the residence Of pupils Application by
| letter. to No. o aud 10 Clinton Place. ml6 lmsr
STORE OF ANTIQUITIES.
ORIGINALLY at No. 80 Broadway, has been removed to
" No 33 Broadway, stairs. Amateurs and Conosseurs
invited call and beautiful collection Of
Ancient Pictures and valuable specimens Of Ivory Porcelain
Silver Gold &c, which have before been IN this city
| Remember 3I5 Broadway ml8 lm.c
| DANCING ACADEMY.
M II. SARACCO Italian Chorographst and Mile Ange
Mr. Celsrus respectfully inform Ladies and Gentlemen
the Amateurs Of Modern Dancing that besides the graceful
dances
| ANGELINA
| New Waltz in steps Of their invention
| TARANTELLE,Dance Of Naplesi
Muzurka Waltz Mazurks, Redowa, WatzRedowa, Polka
Coon Of Poke, and Watzes-,hey will learn also the
Observation-Disclosures;
dance recently invented for the Court OF the Emperor
~ BThe music of the Polka, Mazurka. Russo be on
found At Mr. Saracco No. 80 Canal Of
Broadway. me I'm re
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WIN. DUMONT, AnctiOneer.
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND STORE, AND
II = Frame s B%ildns N Ryingion slreet-DUMQNT &
the Merchants Exchange, the new three story Brick House
and Lot No. 238 ington to the of Wiet
street. with frame building feet by a feet The house
is in good orderLot IS feet by 100 feet house feet deep
title indisputabe, accommoda The said house
rents for $3.50 per annum. m29 apl,3,5,6r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-05

TO TAILOKS.
nor SALE-A large Cutting Table IL feet by original
ly belonging to Elmendorf & Lord Inquire 13 John
NJ &rc
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Married,

Married,
On the 3Oth January last at Nice. Italy. by the Rev
C. Jeoiredi Chaplain to His Majesty the King Of Sard
mia, VscouNr OSWALD DE VALERNEs to CAROLINE
LOUISA only daughter Of John j. Bailey, Esq, Of this
city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-05

II ATS, REACHES, BEDBUGS, MOTHS, ANTS, &c.
&c-Now is the for the application of the sub
sc c celebrated Preparations for the determination Of all
They have been III general for the last five years and the
best evidence of their efficacy the fact that they
tensivey in No hotel boarding private house
boat or other vessels should fail to avail themselves Of
tam eradicaer for the determination of which vara-
bly, be found about their premises during the
months The preparations entirely free from any deadly
mineral poison and be used with safety For sale by Dr.
Lewis feuchtwanser, % Liberty street. William; of
e.. III. Ring. dxay nd I'm lm-r
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nR GRANVILLE 8. PATTISON has removed his resi-
II dence ~ University Place Of 18th and his
Office TO No. 50 Chambers Office hours from 10 I'll
O'Clock. NIP liner
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FLORENCE HOUSE.

FLORENCE HOUSE.
No. 400 B,Oddiray. corner Walker Street, ~ y
Nr1 JOHN FLORENCE, Jr., has now completed his M.
I:.3 Tor opening the public the elegant
spacious building above designated and which he has
great erected Hotel he conducted the Euro
pesn PLAN In addition the connections Restaurant, below
he h's arranged extensive of dining the floors
above spendidy furnished with every modern improve
III furniture, decorations, &c Besides these, smaller
apartments similarly furnished for the accommodation of ind-
vdus, of small parties where (as in the larger apmen
meals Supplied their hours by carte, the plan
audedto Attached 20 the establishment (entrnce quite dis.
tinct from that with the public Department. bed
single aud double with elegant paors adoinngthe
whole forming first class hotel for gentlemen to be conducted
scale Of convenience and accommodation hitherto
tined in this country.
Jf yr, trusts that unnecessary for him TO the
public that his lade his aud indeed his entire cult
department. viii be Of the best kind throughout aud
he invites gentlemen who DESTROYS of the time
obtaining aud board either separately call
him above where he will be happy afford them every
facility of examining his and commodous establish
March 2, 1917 m2 lm-r re
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IMPOKIANT TO ITENILENEN.
(NENTLEMEN, l WISH YOU ALL TO KNOW, that 81
~ Murray, corner Of Washington street is the only place
IN this city where depend upon having full attention
paid to the repairing cleaning dyeng and altering all kinds
Of Gentlemen Clothing at short notice reasonable terms
You can have made to look equal without the
AID OF that great destructor Cleaning and dyeng up
ror TO anything done in this city Pe~zc call send
note to % Murray Gentlemen prepare Spring
time, A. CORTISSOS from London
Inn
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J. ". BROWN, A9sIiegesr
HATS! HATS! HATS!

HATS! HATS! HATS!
20 KNOX with his accustomed brevty. would call the
battention Of his friends 10 his styles Of SPRING
FASHIONS which ready at his No. l28 Fulton
street lie would with his usual philanthropy INVITE sta.
equal quality and at lower prices than any other
the city. m3i Iwssr
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ONE PRICE HAT STORE

wv II I VNII.
eBROWN y co will introduce, on Saturday, April 3D.
style of Hats for gentlemen. price 81, in the manufacture
which they have made such recent improvements will
place them close competition with the costly The
public are invited to call i78 Chatham Square where
fashion beauty durability aud economy combined adon
. head al nsr
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
MADAMEB. LEVIN late from Berlin, begs to announce
Vl her friends and ladies' in general that she has
opened Millinery Establishment in this city, ia Bowery,
with extensive and magnificent OF all articles
that line Her stock of goods has been selected by
herself with the utmost cares entirely and point Of
elegance richness and be Madame
LEVIN in fact feels confident that her establishment will be
found worthy Of the she socit, and
early call. MADAME b. LEVIN,
- Ia Bowery.
u. IL m re-
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STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY.
~ TO. LET AND FOR SALE.-A large Cottage
1 with three Of land including excellent garden
well stocked with the best fru in full bearing;
coach house stables and other oubu dngssituated tn,
Village of Tompknsvs close to the Shore slso number
stapleton and Clifton n;, AApply,o :,
Farms and Building Lots for sale. Apply above.
az iwsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-05

NEW PAPER HANGINGS.
II PAKES Co, No. $40 Pearl street. have received Their
usual large supply ofa the patterns Of every sly
,nd quality of French and American Paper Hangngs Dor
lers, Views, treboard Prints aud wide window Curtain
Paper which they offer to dealers, merchants and Others
extremely low prices.
The most competent Paper Hangers may be had very
short notice. mo I'm re
SOLAR LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALLLAN-
THORNS AND TEA TRAYS.
THE subscriber has opened Of the highly fin
l. isbed Stocks of Gandoles, Solar Lamps Chandeliers
Brackets Hall Lanhorns Tea Trays, Clocks aud elegant
Glass Vases, for manel Ornaments offered in this city
And city dealers " III find Il to their advantage
call and examine the above stock which be sold whole
sale aud retail At reduced prices. -
JOHN w. MORGAN,
m3l Im'rc III Fulton ST. one door from Broadway.
J. STOUVENEL & CO.,
No 20 Gold street and No John street Broa drav
MA\UFACTt RERS, wholesale and retail dealers IN
wi CHINA, GLASS AND LAMPS,
for oil and lard; Fixtures every Solar
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers Bakets, Grndoes, Candelebrss
Sc, &c.
Private Houses Churches and Hotels fitted mp with Gas
reduction IN price and all articles warranted.
complete assortment oi the richest pressed aud plain
Glass constantly on hand
Al The articles made order and al kinds Of CHS.
Ware matched any pattern Lamps altered and repaired
Goods loaned parties Oil wholesale and retail New
style If Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
~ Packages for the country sent free OF expense
m23 lmsrc
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JOSEPH WRlCiLEY.
III AS REMOVED from No 5ls Pine street to ~ in the
Il street, near Pearl. al 2wsr
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The Last Word.

Wings Of Monroe, you prepared foi the bat
tie which is TO be fought on Tuesday next. The
contest, preparatory to it, has been unusually qu-
and free from much Of that bitterness of feeling
and animosty which has attended other Elections
Yet we feel persuaded that the people have been
none the less alive to the great issues which are
TO be decided. Then let every man who has a
vote, and who feels that the election of General
JAMES IRWIN, will rebound to the honor and
welfare of our Commonwealth, come forward and
aid in putting down corrupt set of political in
triguers, who have shewn themselves, in the ad-
ministration Of public affairs, regardless of'every
thing except the spoils of Office, Remember all
the inducements you have to defeat Francis R.
Skunk and the unworthy men he has collected
about him at Harrisburg. Now is the time to re-
deem the State from the many evils that have been
brought upon it by the present adminstraton--an
administration whose practises have ever been
contrary to its professions; and which has done
no one act to redeem its head from the censure of
the people and to recommend him for reelection.
Then to arms, the time for action is nearly passed,
and every one should be prepared for duty on
Tuesday next at the Ballot-box. A united and
harmonious effort is all that is required TO insure
a brilliant triumph!