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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

mn THE PUBLIC.-Extract from The rospeelqs Oh
1 iha Merchants Ledger and Messenger, Feb ls4',
0Mr George r. Nesbiu does our press ~o'A ana
authorized TO inform any advertising OF SAID NUMBER
and ess Than forty thousand Al least OF any one nnoe
or len thou sand each section. nothing shA De eAlhe1
or collected frcm any one advertising Win Us o,,,
New-York FEB. 8, 1871 fhAIl NJ =,
In conformity with the above assertion we oner the 'o''
This TO certify that have done the presEwok ior me
Mercbsnt Led ger and Statistical Messenger puolshed oy
Mssss Pratt Requa, and have printed and leFeIeu ~
ham Forytwo Thousand Five Hundred and toriy copies
Of The frsi number OF said paper -. =. >,,.so,.1
Citv and County Of Nr- York-Henry L. Twiggs OF SAID
civ being sworn 90 depose and certify that have charge
of Inc mailing department OF the Merchants LED sHd
Messenger published AZ s. NallsL Oy Mvssers rrst
Reona and that there has been sent from SAID once ION
lin. 10 lime 10 my certain knowledge and belief upward
of Foy Thousand copies OF The hrss number OF said paper
nropery and received by the f0s once LOT Isns
,unisssion ibrou Oh the mails HENRY Il. INlUU
Subscribed and this ls day OF April u. S4''
before me- GARRIT w. STRIKER Conir OF Deeds
We intend 10 do all we promise or, In detAuit w. VII
ak nothing Our arrangements are now onipeseu ~ -
riate ana crowd of our weekly edition more raplely
and we are assured that our papers pass
ONCE here promptly. Regular publishers nave laenlues
nov for eaShog subscribers withheld from persons seo
inc transient papers-we would therefore say 70 nose us
posed 70 subscribe at IS els per year. or sdVer'e Pesse
senH 10 10 you' lawns PRATT 1 REoUA, IS Wsll.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

Blank Sooxs-An extensive sssort meet ~ gf.ph 0oohs
fooscsp deny. snt ~iara sire, 40 fau ,A--p ~ -.
k5s.s endioss Also ssf bond sss.hs ious ssz brood
Ioia siSNs. neMoesnsen eooss. eon sosirao eccls.
The sltentlcn Of the trade h lRvfted
orlsre BBtrs-A large var,ssy d Fsnsly p.s,rs. m
plain sheep; gin and rich neorSeeo hud a.
case smaller quantities
Rpsk HsSeISss-S5 ono rolls OF Paper Hsnr,pss esoea
patterns satase ard unssred Also Gre ecsrJs prtats
Window papers borders, Ae ey the smaller sss.
llg,es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

d. Sale-TwO 2sloTy frsme houses and lots. with attic
and Easements, finished In good style, crates folding
doors. painted walls. &c &c; house has attached a
green house with hauasous Feneh yeFandsh from " hitch
there Ia spleutc view q he river aud New York also
Aower garden snd fully laid out, which makes
Il desirable residence aso three lots adj )Ding
the shove also, cottages s-ny i've feet iroo with
besutlU yerandsh giving 10 them from the very
pretty appearance The whole situated al HsIsinus,
The water PART OF the purchase money can remain
bOLd aud mcr.gage For pc lieu hppiy 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auetioueer
a. Luz DIST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
THE ROSE cULTURIST

THE ROSE CULTURIST.
A VALUABLE PRACTICAL TREATISE on the Cul.
1tvaton and Manag Of the Rose Ia all lie varieties
including Hybrdzlng, Budding. Grating, Rooi-granng,
Forcing and producing Seeding Rose., with enumer-
alton and description Of more .han 200 varieties Of This
beautiful h1wer. Embeshed with numerous engrsyings
Muslin gilt, 81 Mail edition, Is cents Published
and for sale al the Office Of the Farmer and Mechanic @
NssssH-sL a. HDitW-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
Drp Goods.

NEW GOODS At Reduced Prices Just received at
INBARKERS, 2sl GrandsL
cases sne Scotch Ginghams Is Cd rer yard.
Gingham Lawns. worth p, for Il 6d.
GOO Printed Lawns Ia AID l. ca per gard.
Orghntes, worth ST. for 70 s.
Also 5cRsrs De LANES Tor lie 3D. formerly sold A. % Cd
and Is per yard
cases OF Prints, % per yard, worth ls.
| case OF Prints. Cd per yard, fast cOlOrs.
Dsmask and Table Diapers Napkins, Doye's Irish Lin.
ems Lawns Linen Csmbric Handkerchief Table Covers,
&C &c The whole 20 per cent less than before offered
Call NJ Isl Grand 81. as 3ns
NEW CLOTH STORE.
IL MAfDENLASE
THE SUBSCRIBERS have formed a co-pArtnership,
under the firm Of PlNKNEY CLARK and have taken
the II Maidcnsns where they intend Keeping
stsnily on haad good Of French, English aud
German Cloths fancy Csssmsres II the newest ST. les
Nestings Drnngs, Serges, &c also merchant ailOrs'
Trimmings ali OF which will be offered at very reduced
prices. JAMES II PlNKNEY,
m5l lvis JAMES CLARK.
FANCY SILK, SATIN and Muslin Cfayats--A
large assortment Of various and handsome styles,
Just received. WIN T. JENNINGS l. co.
asst p Broadway Amencan Hotel
DOR BOYS WEAR-A large assortment Of nes,
cheap LINEN DrillIngs for sale hv
WIZ. T. JENNINGS co, 81 Broadway,
asst American Hotel
NEW sTYLRs-spring Overcosis, Body Sacks,
Hotel a33tl WIN T. JENNINGS < co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

CYRT. W. FIELD & co. s1[.in sI Pa w ~
CpSy the highest market prices In cssn, lot 80
Gr.s or Msns Rope ara al other kind' o. pspe, o. ~
ulscInren Stock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

NOTICE TO CONTRACTURs.-A part Of the
remaining 20 miles OF The NewYorx and New Haven
Railroad being now ready TO let The undersigned give
that hey are prepared 70 MAKE coorscs a. Msf
DE xtun of The work. sections ada pied 70 The Ebili
y aud Of applicants The whole line Il In course
Of preparadou aud will be ready 20 commence working
upon during The month Of April BISHOP MILLER
Bridgeport, March ~, 1871 al Imls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

COMPREHENSIVE undersigned have ibis
- day formed A cOpsrnership under the hm Of MEL
SON PHYFE HAMILTON, for the purpose of trans
acting The grocery aod commission business All Murray
" JEREMIAH NELSON,
GEO. ". PHYFE,
AZ Do EDWARD ]. HAMILTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
MEMORANDA.

tes'erdsy the steamboat Herald Is miles s OF san
dy Hook picked up vessels sst with rsene attached
'uVposecto be the msipnsst Of abermspbrodite brig.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

VOCAL CONCERT-The ILSLEYs -four brothers
and two ss'ersl respectfully announce the public
thsi their sr,t musical entertainment IN his city viii De
gwen on Monday evening" April l2th, In the Apollo Ss
loon-on which occasion they sing a select variety Of
sopgs duets tros euarseues a1iutettes sad ehoruses
chosen from the works OF popular composers Tickets
admission 50 csts TO be had the music stores and At The
door on the evening Of the Concert Doors open o.
cock-sinsing 10 Commence Al o'clock For farther par
rensrs see programme 81 The music on and after
Thursday the Sta AZ stis.
DHILHANONIC sOCIETY-Fihh Season The
- ~ Susls ssd members are respectfully informed
mai the ionh ard as Concert othe present viii
take place on Saturday, IL. Al thu Apollo Rooms
Applications Tor Associate Membership Tor the rexi
season should b- The Secretary before the annual
q 6isod " J. l. ENSIGN. Secretary.
MR.. WILLIAM Is. BRADBURY would res
w peetilly announce thai his Farewell Festival pre-
yous to bis departure FOR Germany will be given in the
Tabernacle, on "Wednesday evening, tho 2is, Of April
when F0rss Festival. with variety Of other pieces will
be performed. Particulars hereafter az taft
MECHANICS HALL.
40 BROADWAY bs9wssn Grind and BrOOme st.
o. r I s RVS
MINsTRELS
ave NE honor o. announcing maj hey win continue Iheir
flowing, MONDAY, APRIL 5. and
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
Admlsson - cents doors open al i-COnceHwie COM
menee al O'Clock Change OF programme al each repre-
sentalon. a. lwis'
A MEXICAN MUsEU,I-Every dav ard evening
"a his week commencing on Monday, April S-sPlenda
and every evening AHA
~ The Manager ha. engaged the DiorsmIe and Psno-
ramir Representation Of the Removal OF The Remains OF
NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE from St. Helena to France
for burial and the magnificent and gorgeous ceremonies
performed in honor OF THE ILLUSTRIOUS DEAD =
Models OF p 81 the largest Diamonds Also beautiful
and healthy LIVING ORANG OUTANG. Two monster
SNAKES % feet long. ETHIOPIAN MfNSrRELs -
GREAT WESTERN MISSES WHEELER ard JU.
LIEN. MADAME ROCKWELL, he fortune Teller.
WAX MODEL OF the HUMAN BODY, to be seen at all
hours Al an extra charge o. one shill ng.
Ambulance . children under 10, i23 as
ROSTERS
GREAT ScRirrURAL PICTURE
Of the parting between
-SUTH OGFAH NAoMI,
WITH OTHER PICTURES painted by the Artist AZ
W Rome, will ne exhibited FOR few DAYS A. the Granite
Building corner Of Broadway and ChaInbers-sL
Open from Q A. NJ tll 10 P. ~ Admission . cents
Season Tickets 0ceUis msO lwis.
NOW OPEN, AT THEIR ROOMS, corner a
Broadway and Leorardst the twenty -, Ond Annual
Exhibition Of the National Academy Of Design consisting
Of Ohgiusl WORKS Of Living Arts before eXh5-
tied by The Academy. Open from A. N. TO 10 p. NJ
Season tickets, N c.s Single admission, 25 cts GAIA.
logue, l2i cts. - 3lis'
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8itnaiions, &r. h1anteo.

fS N s'r-sr~rfs a>-fen'ert' ~ -sai ,s
poHpoi6, or tA,y MI net B, taEea nj sCths eloe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

o. Mechanics Institute. Regular monthly meet
ing OF the Institute will be held Tuesday evening, oil
Inst Of O'Clock BY order j. J. MAPEs, President
c L. BARRITT, Aciuary 20 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

ROYAL OURLEY, Auctionesf.
DRlVATE IIBKARY-rbis evening ~ti b cola
I by ROYAL CURLY co 81 their Rooms ~ bfoe0s
wsy corner Of Duane large and valuable coieeuoo 81
exeslent ooks Including many Noe Loghso efitous u
good order. Also, valuable music and musical sofls
ny EDWARD TEAGUE. Auctioussr.-suors III
DEighthsvsnue- -,
M.asLs M.srsLs, srArv.sy, Le.-On Tussday. Apni
a Al ii O'CLOCK NJ al the corner of seventssa.bst and
sisth-syenus tho contents u M0blo rnd, coasntee
carved marble manss 6ashso In tho beet style caves
Italian Esyptian black ssd sod msnssls. msros tsho
covers blocks ns,sle. stssa<ry. pilsssfs, he se ~
whols 10 he soid without res~rye Tho marble ueoeeo
can be seen any day before The sale BY applying ca os
premises mlr ~
DOOTs AND rHOEs AT AUtTION-sy u
Gale 248 PsarIsL cor. of Burir gshp Zap saifsJ ~
e.s.s Of boots. shoes sod brogans, s.h from $500
and Jersey manuf.eLsriss sac posdi7s ssesosseS
KOois for spring trade. o1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

ryyINAND I.RAD-Bsr and Pig Lead Block Tn S ss
.ale b. s9tl LUCIUs hART, late sosrdmsn HAT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
- Az rRIYATE sAI.E-A veluable farm hslf

r0 lat PRIVATE SAyIE-A valuable farm half
* mile from rlsnheld, The house i 50 tx 40 feet
high sided with cedar shingles hiied In to
the roof containing IS acres Of due lard divided small
fields by the best OF fences In GA state VI cultivation,
with &c harm stable COW house, carriage and wagon
house tool shop crib. ice and hen house all built by
the day 10 the best Ii 10 well stocked with ali
kinds Of fruit trees This 10 delightful situation. and
very healthy and convenient OF 10 New YOrk 40 The
cars pass 10 and from three each day For psrlicu
lars apply 10 ANTHONY J. fLEECKER,
as Auctoueer, BTosdtL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

a. COUNTRY RESIDENCE near the City-For
BE- sale or will be exchanged for city property The
-~ Subscribers residence Al the extremity OF
the village Of Jamaica, L. The properly consists of
dwelling house OF moderate size with wings built IN s;
and about II acres Of ald. divided into lSwn meadow
arabic and garden, eaeepg about wh en-
cred by variety ~ ul ard -mene and forest
OF and and Spontaneous growth, the house Theirs
IL also soci baru stable and shed ice house
(hled well OF sofI and delicious and variety OF
other mprovensnis upon The pfemses Possession may
be bad Immediately
The Long Island Railway and stages passing In front
and full sight Afford almost hourly iscies for convey
ance 10 The city. Apply 20 JNO X HACKETr, ESD. Is
att- az las "a HACKETr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
OICIIIN .TRAM ANpIACk BONNkT-.

teuou Of the fashionable ladies' Of THIS ely and elsewhere
10 ms new and most desirable article which 10 made OF
fibre from leaf OF the family Of Cactus, and wnieh or
beauty and utility they feel warranted IN saying eneeIs
SnVthng OF lie Kind ever inrodueed in THIS city. How
ever much the bonnets may speak for themselves, we
would observe that article Tor wear hey are exceed
pgy light and pleasant The sun hAs no power 20 ensne
49, color and tbey are capable Of being done any
number OF Zines without Injury. They are how foi sac
Al their factory 25s Br00mesL and nay soon Dc found Al
most OF III. fashionable uilners N Broadway.
L HIGGINS 4 CO. Psisriees snd Man1iaciuren
Of the Scilian Straw and Lace Boanets,
Rrnn-r-.f - NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
anrtiou Sales.
AT PRIvAry slLy

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aoeuot~~r
X BANGS, RICHARDS a PLATT-efors 10
- srvsn .sy.-LeerA Cash Advances made On eooszen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

Al " ,NC.-IOO b6l-. superior Crude Aath 20 stS.e
n I06 bhls spperiOr Ground Alum IN .tofe %
oesI,tv Beaching Powder 10 suiye. tof sac ~ II
qSIsI' CYRUS ". FIELD co. bafllns slP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

~ The Farmers Club. American Institute,
meets Tuesday 9th inst at ~ NJ Subject for discussion
Grating Gratis, Cuttings and Seeds distributed without
charge. a. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

~ Mechanics Institute School.-The Eighth An
nual Exhibition will take place on "Wednesday evening,
7th met Of the Tabernacle, commencing al a O'CLOCK
Members are requested TO call 81 The rooms Of the lns
tue, City Hall, and obtain their tickets OF admission
at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
DOARDING AND TUITION
RRuSHEsI BRUSHES :

public his extensive assortment Of brushes oil
every description al the Brush Factory SO Peari-sI
Frankfu-,auare Constantly on hand. Paint Brushes
WhitewAsh Brushes, Window DO. Dasung DO and al
kinds OF Fancy Brushes which he offers for sale q me low
ssi nrtras Tsjlw'I JOHN X. HoPPEE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

- A HANDSOME HOUSE and one acre, suitable
VII for country residence for persons doing business Ia
- New. York. being only two miles rom Wilisfls
burgh ferry and facing In front the Brooklyn End
Flushing tirnpike, and IN the the Wiamsburgh
ard JSfnaica turnpike, for sale very low the house In
excellent condition, having been fully repaired lat sum
mer on the premses good we'll cisten, current bush
es apple and pear house alone cost - 100 now Of
fersd Tor 500; part remain required
Inquire on the premises, or Of - -.
CHARLES HENRY SMITH, or
AS9ts c. ". BOVEE G. Waist ~. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

T~ABELLA 6HNF FS-OI PIVFlT w TOT '7I11l'I9
p-y.rds propagaisd from and containing all the good
years mas conferred on he vineyards CrOton
no~ offered 10 The public. Those who may purchase viii
receive such Instructions a. vii eD8ce lnem " cuuVsl7
The Grape with entire (pfoyted her Ccalon 10
nor TOO far NOrtn All Communications postpaid. sd-
dressed 70 e. T. UNDEAHtLL 81 d 31' Broadway New
Yok will receive attention. He feels quite conhdest that
he has 81 far eofsied the character and baDs OF me
CRAP. Vines IN bis vineyards and ruTssrles BY Improved
culivaron We that they VIII generally npen well snd
prodree gont full whsn planted IN most Of tho Northern
and all the Western, Middle and Southern States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

WINDOW SHADES at WhOlesale.Frensh VIII
w dog Shades. CHS Cofuices. kc--J. c. WOODFORD
2a5 Broad say hiss lust received fss OF Frepch
Wtndo. Shades OF entirely new patterns sud designs
Merchants buying TO sell again viii be allowed liberal
discount The Invoice consists ~ large q1Anty OF very
Ioxpriced andscspes-a!so some very bes1iuL Also
GutCoruicss Gut Bands, Tsssss, Loops, nc vnie and
bud Linen Shades; Brssses, Cords, TrimmnRs, ke;
g-Ipbosterer. and others gu pped liberal terms.
g Lafarge Buildings, ss5 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

% FUK NALE UH EAtHANtE-A sulaII ItIl
% Of Il acres In the town Of ClakstOwn, Rockland Co.
~>ssd farm 10 Ia good condition. having thereon
dwelling house good ASSORTMENT OF fruit fees, and 10
well supplied with water. IL Is within 30 yards OF the
Court House New City ADD 10 industrious meehsn
or for Summer residence II presents Inducements rh-Y
10 be met WITH being within 80 mies u this city, snd
daily communication by steamboat or the N. Y. aud Erie
Railroad The distance from the place 70 each being ory
three miles II will be exchanged for city property and
II sold part Of The purchase money remain on bond
and mortgage. Appyto . ..,,
a. eod9w- CHAS. COE. 5l2 budsoust-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

a. FOR sALE-The fixtures snd years lease Of a
81 Fruit. Cigar and Confectionery Store IN great and
genleel thoroughfarr. Any person with q few hun
dred dollars capital prime business and can pur-
chase bargain shsll be sold. Inquire al Is Atlantic
South Brooklyn. a. cts
Mz FOX SALE OR TO IET-Ai West Boboken-
~ tw o-sory cottage.hOuse rooms and cellar, TN
two lots Of ground situated Palisade avenue, and
commanding a fine prospect An omnibus runs 10 the
f-rry Apply on the premises % w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
6onees for Sale.

a. For Sale,
- THE GLOBE HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, situated the corner Of
Church and Matilda the Dep1 Of the Schenectady
and Saratoga Railroad and the Railroad fIom Saratoga
Springs White Hall, which Is be built the coming
son, is located Immediately IN the OF this properly
which will be the terminus snc Depot The house
hiss commanding elevation, contains about sixty rooms
ard will be sold very low. 10 close the concern.
Apply TO Samuel Burhsns, s. Nesiry-sL New.YOrk or
Daniel 7. Reed Esq near the premises S2f eodi.Aplf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

y Farewell Lecture, by Rev. p. Burke,
ID. ID. the Tabernacle Monday evening, April s.
Subject The Fall OF Freedom in the Old Word-Is Rise
and Progress in the New.
During the evening Miss NJ Msdus and George A.
Hoyt graduates Of The New York Institution for the Blind
viii sing several Of their popular pieces Of music
Tickets 30 cents, To be had OF the Committee, and al
the door. Doors open att 10 commence al O'Clock pre-
cisely. s3 2tis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
rsr March Report.-Tne Mutual Benefit Life ms

~ Bank of Monroe, Michigan.-The Regl
uraii n, as isT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

% FOX SALE, or exchange for city properly, 90 me
most advantageous terms sp endid farm 10 the town
Of Wetber.hed, Wy oming Qsts Geneseel eeusIy
State Of New.York This farm 70 10 prime condition. well
located fenced and watered has an abundance Of F'a
buildings &c aud will he sold exchanged on terms well
worthy attention Of any person Wishing 70 pgfchass
For fail psrticulars apply 10 y. q. LUCkEY,
a. n IS pine-st Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

CELLING OFF AT CO-T.-ChiaA, Glass ~se,
- Lamps, Girsndol's Nc selling ot-some thi1ss 20
than cusf-lO BY first Of MAJ. Save your rgee -
esfl al once e. l7s bOWefy. W. II OOOODN''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

ELOUR BARRELS FOX sALE.-From lyNo V
500 sour barrels for sale tlt and round hoops shaved
and IN excellent order, for -FOUR meal ke Apply q Of
Zee OF CrolOu Mills, 2o6 ChoTry-sl
Also half barrels a. StDASW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

GAYLORD ALEXANDER. No. 7 Spruce-st offer
VI to public rich specimens Of Binding for sHAEs-
PARE Those who have tssen the work invited 20 call
and examine for themselves Also, samples ofJob Bind
ing in all the various styles, can be seen al the bndery-
Call and ma Inns
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-24
TO CRIBERs.

payment Of the suhsc rpton be made in adyrnrs ~ ~ Nv
Distant subscribers money r. ,.,s. Al,
on which will be paid by and all sssumsd ~ ossvps in
safe transmission. - ""''''''s ~ '''
The COUNTRY PAPER pubshcd lweskIy durt,~ IN. a..
siens Of Congress, and semiw eskly during reese
Subscriptions for perodlsss than will Ss vasv.l an
proportional to the above annual
postmssters certificate payus suh~cv,
tons or advertisements will he saeisnt hsesjsr
notes Of any specie paying bank win b. received
POSTMAsTERS authorized 70 by
nS US s,s DAILY sabscrbers with - encossd ~
WEEKLY subcrihs with SIS enclosed; WEkkLY
scrbe with $40 enclosed viii be entsd copy
edition as they furnish us subsc riben for gratis.
90 Tnr CosaKrsnoSAL furaisAsd then ~ As
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-19

We are pleased TO see that General Scott
speaks in high terms Of The gallant bearing OF
Lieutenant Joseph Selden and Lieutenant
George Pickett, (son OF Colonel Robert Pickett
of the 9Th infantry, boih natives OF Richmond.
Lieutenant Selden has been wounded several
times, and We regret 10 hear may lose his right
eve. lie was sko. down when among the first
On The Ladder TO mount The walls OF Chapul'epec.
He spoken Of highly in The reports OF several
Generals.
Lieutenant Pickett is a recen, graduate oil
West Point, and his gallanlry and energy de.
served no doubt, the praise OF The Commander I
in. Chief and General Worlh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-19
NEW BOOKS.

Cq!cpAy or M Kaishs Of Tie Conqma-a 70
nance OF Mexico; by R. NJ. Bird, ESD OF Pni'a-
delphia, author Of The "Gadia'cr," g.. This, The
second edition, proves lis popularity. Il will be
read with particular interest al Tins lime. Lea
4 Blanchard, Philadelphia, Publishers
Part Isl Of Evtank's Hydraulics and Mechanics;
with observations on The progressive development
OF the Steam Ensnc-a valuable work, Illus
traled with numerous engravinss, published BY
Greeley & McElralh, Ny.
No. I3 Of Lea s. B!ancbards illustrated edi-
lion OF Dickens DomJey & Son.
Our A,myot lMDnterey; BY 7. B. Thorpe, au-
thor Of "Our Army on The Rio Grande, with en-
cravings and map drawn b. Lieut. Benjamin
This lule book gives an interesting sketch Of Inc
important operations OF Gen. Taylor.
Part Isl OF Uaom 10 marry and hon TO se
married; or The adventures OF a lady IN search o
good husband.
! P5dv The Rsrer, or the Rbbonman; an Interest
ing tale ofIreland, by WIN. Carleton, who is vef'
successful in such narratives. The three las
books are from The press of Carey & Hart, Phila
depha.
We arc indebted 10 Drinker & Morris tor al
The aforementioned publications.
We have received from Nash & Woodhous'
a charming book; The Hall and The Hamtst, o
Scenes and Characters Of Country Life; b;
VIM. Hewitt, author Of the Book OF he Seasons
&c. Lea and Blanchard Philadelphia
The November 40. OF SINNERS Farmers
Library.
Tie Pastor preparing his FOX for continuation
he;no four Lectures on that solemn rite; By Rev
Alexander Watson, Chelenham; adapted 10 In
us. Of The members Of the Protestant Episcopa
Church in America. o. Appleton & Co., N VOTE
ToJ. w. Randolph Co. we are indc o'ed 10
an interesting book, viz: Scouting E1pse'lIon
Of Necuuoeis 1tras Ransos-including INT
daring scenes at Monterey ard Bnena VISA
ana sketches of incidents in The lives oil me Ia
mons pauizan chiefs, Hays, McCullock and sn'
lamep,ed Walker. By Samuel Q. keio' u.
late Of the Texas Rangers, and member Oh IN
Louisiana Bar, with twelve illustrations. q
3 Zisber Co., Philadelphia.
We have received from Harold and Murray
Nos 81 and 80 Of tie Pictorial History Of Eng
lord-oue OF The most valuable and agreeable
books we know I, il published b. The Harper:
Of New YORK.