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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09
War Items.

LIEUT.. Col. HENRY CLAY.-We learn that this
gallant officer, in charge upon the MeXicans al the
battle Of Buens Vesa sho. through the legs 60 as
TO be unable 10 stand Some of bis men took him mp
and although hard pressed by the MeNcans attempted
70 bear him out OF danger.
REGARDLESS of himself he called upon them TO leave
him snd save themselves. They bore him 20 bank oil
considerable hight and while they were attempting to
raise him 10 the top of IT, cannon ball struck MN ana
shattered his hip He then commanded them to leave
him, and they did SO.
shortly afterward they looked back md 10 he bad
raised himself half up, and. sword In hand was de-
tending himself against score OF Toes. moment
more and Mexican lance pierced his gallant bosom
and his hearts blood sealed his devotion TO MS country
Louisville Journal April 3.
VICTORY OF BUESA VISTA AND GEN TAYLOR,
A very large and enthusiastic meeting was heia AZ te
Commercial Exchange in New Orleans on the 3Oth ut
10 commemorate the victory OF Buens Vista The Mayor
presided The following gentlemen suecessivey al
dressed the meeting Colonel Cushing, OF Massschu
setts: Hon Mr. Johnson. Attorney Genera OF [eunsy'
yania; Hon VIM Cost Johnson OF Maryland Coz An
derson OF Tennessee and Mr.. Cameron oil fohn'
vvrERrISMENr To Col. CusHISG.-Col. Cush'
ing II Massachusetts entertained last evening a.
an eessat supper given by members OF the New bng-
land sociesy Ii took place at the Verandah. where
about one needred gentlemen sat down ri ~ eiocN
Judge Ballard ssesided with Col Gushing on his rsht
hand and non. '" Cost johnson on his eit
lPicsyune March 81.
Put BAcH.-Ihe O.S. steamer Polk. 1t. Com
Ogden which let here on Tuesdy last for the Gull OF
MercO proceeded only as hr as Ocisc oke n c. when
she sprung slesk and was compelled 70 out back She
arrived safe al the Navy Anchofsge yestesdsy
lNorisk HeraA. April 6,
LIEUT. Col FAY-This gentleman hes received
orders To take command OF four COMPANIES OF fhs 10th
regiment and repair Immediately to Mexico He will
embark at Governors Island on the 9Th inst
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General Notices.
tin LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS -
FOR FOREIGN PORTS. s<18

" Letter Bags are oPea St the once Of The New
York Tribune for al Foreign Pors sd S letters ard
newspapers deposited Il his o5ce viii always be iof
wArded by TIE very esries, vessels This department 3.
under the special supervision Of J. 2. MOWER, ESQ
well known for mary years As ne experienced and es-
Gent Superintendent u he foreign Letter Department Of
the New-Tors City Post Ofsce.
Bags are open Tor The reception C, -ers and
papers sor The following places viz London Liverpool
Glasgow. ireland. HAvr- Msrseiles Amsterdam. Bre-
meu, Harburgh. Ro de Jsneiro. Valparaiso. Buenos
Ayre. Oregon. Mexico. Psnsns. S. Thomas, Kingsion,
Jam Ma-AnKas, Havana
Offce opeu from s A. NJ III toP A. w
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Norwich and Worcester Road.

\. The " Norwich News pays the following proper
compliments to the Kncksrbocker steamer and
to the President of the Norwich and Worcester
Railroad. We have made trip by the steamer
through the Sound, and can add our testimony in
favor of its accommodations and management
STEAMER KNICKERBocKER.-Th splendid steam
ef uader command of Captain John Van Pelt, made
her first visit to this city Friday morning last she
has been purchased BY the Norwich and Worcester Rail
road Co and in the line between Norwich and
New.York The Knickerbocker is 300 feet IN length,
Is elegantly furnished and well calculated for the nsvi-
CATION Of Lon Island Sound having been built expressly
Tor the New-York and Boston Route
The Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company have,
through the indefatgabe exertions Of John C. Holland
ESQ their excellent President succeeded in securing the
Knickerbocker Notwithstanding every effort has been
made 10 nure the credit Of the Company and 70 prevent
their obtaining boat to III the place Of the ilisted At
lantc False representations OF every kind have been
circulated with regard the condition Of the Company,
bu, All will not do-the Norwich and Worcester Rail
road and Steamboat Co bss local resources sufficient
10 sustain il against all combinations and under present
arrangements is sure to command fair proportion Of
the travel between Boston and New.fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09
Col. Cushing.

We copy the following correspondence IRON the
New. Orleans JefeTsoH5dR. The offer OF a fuoUe
Dinner 10 Mr. CUSHING by the Citizens OF New
Orleans was no greater compliment than his ser
vices to the Nation Representative in Congress
aud Commissioner TO China deserved.
Mr. CusHISe was to have left New. Orleans for
the Brazos in the steamer Telegraph on Wednes
day the 3ist utimo
NHwORIEANs March 80 ls47.
CoroxrI CUsHING--Sr; On your way TO
ysxic ~, io,n the band of heroes who engaged In
mslntsnine the honor Of the United States We could
no, think OF permitting you TO leave our eiy without
Offering you some mark OF our sense OF the services
Ven have rendered our country in honoraoly ds-
ohsIs the important duties connected Win the ue
tons which you have bled As one VINO was hePie
sentative In Congress Of State 90 famous or ossn
sashed men and one who was intrused with the once
Of Commissioner 10 China, we think you enuueu W 'rS
Intention which grateful People should be always VII
and ready TO tender to those VINO perform put
des faithfully ably and impartialy; and since IN su
otto 10 the above services, you now come lor~Mu
with Jour sword in defence of our country we eheer
laiy invite you to Public Dinner in testimony oil our
respect aud in gratitude for your services.
We have ,hs honor of remaining very respectfully
your most ooedient servants
1hos Durant w. F. Wagner, Francis Ihomss
Joseph Walker iohn Henderson Maurice Cannon
p Ord, Eau'd Randolph r. Richardson,
d. MscsulAy, Thee II McCaleb Thos A. Adams,
! Brooks, L. A. CSaon Ed Wagner
Chss. w Homer, A. NJ. BuchsAen Horace Bean
George Hilman W w King w Van Beuihuy.
ssweil T. Taylor, W-'. Laugbin, cen
HEwoHLEANs, Msseb %. ls47.
Genlemea-l have received, with t~engs Of
deep scnsbiity your communication of this ate ten.
deripe 10 me an Invitation TO pubnc dinner.
twoud Afford me infinite pleasure to accept the1u.
vtaton and meet the citizens Of NewOrlesns at the
festive table but for the consideration that anxious
To be in Mexico with my Regiment portion OF which
has already arrived at the Brszos santiago and to the
dictates Of duty In this respect feel bousd sacrifice
the pleasure should derive from enjoying the dstn
euished honor you have placed before me
pray you meanwhile 10 accept my warfnest a,<nowl
pigments for the kindness you have manifested 10 this
act and for the complimentary manner In winch the n
htshon has been impaired.
On occasion OF which. permit me to add that derive
nsn ssstacuon from the knowledge oil the you
leel In the distinction and success OF the Regiment
hsve the honor 10 command. The company olncers OF
,ost Regiment 1.-TWO OF whom are field oncers) ana the
individual priva,es fless conspicuous In the public eye
are inoeed deserving Of the gratitude OF the nanon IN
promptly responding 10 the call Of patriotism and OF duty
snc has brought them from their distant homes 70 JON
~eu brave couprymen In the field Of battle where
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

from decAyed teeth. having from s Intrinsic vsue
remedy, become Immensely pOpuSr with those W 10 have
used H. many limitations have lately beea thrust upon he
market BY rnprncipled persons ard sold 90 The ogrS
snd genuine srtee. The OBJECT Of hits paragraph Ic
csuton the public against 81 such spurious compounds n
Glove Anocyne possibly be the genuine article %
long and fsyorsby known by that but that prepared
during four or I've years BY B. D. sands and for he
last year by Henry Johnson (successOr 10 A Sands
Coz who 10 now the sole proprietor. The only ssety FOR
purchasers TO be- and for Johnsons Toolhsche
Drops snd 10 examine the wrapper OF the vial every
Of he genuine has the signature Of Henry Johnson
Remember that the True Glove Anodyneis immedis6s
for he violent toO.hsche pain In the rs
and thai Il "a manufactured genuine OILY by HENRY
JOHNSON, Chemist and Druggist, No. IS Broadway,
side m The Granite Building Sold also Al oo Fulton
II Fast Broadway and SIS HaasOo-R Price . cent?
dis n
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am conhdent they themselves will do no dscredt 10 the
already glorious banner Of the Union We
WIN assurance OF the highest respect for you ndiyd
viddally, am, gentlemen
=. Your Obliged ard ob'dt servt c CUSHING
Messrs. +. 4. Canon. Thos j. DlraTf and o,k<v,
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FOwLERs 81 WELLS, 1871 Nassau-st. y.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS.
Office hours from A. NJ. TO 10 p M.

Office hour. from A. NJ to 10 Pm.
~ Western Land Agency, DETROIT Michigan
Iss-Sr The undersigned continue to devote their al
tenton 10 The business Of this Agency, viz The purchase
AMI "a lie OF Real Estate the payment u aKes retaining
ands sold for taxes the purchase Of lands al TAX sales
the examination oftes the entry Of State or Government
lands the examination and plating fands leasing city
and village property and collecting rents collecting oono'
mortgages and other evidences Of debt the purchase ana
sale ofMchigsn State liabilities. ..,-,..,
They nave careful and trustworthy Agents al me primer
pal places in Ohs Indiana, Illinois, Wiskonssn and io"a
and in each OF the organized Counties OF lhls ShtS
Thai an business entrusted 10 their care VIII recelFe
promp and particular attention, they reet you ~ VIC
fne 0entlemen for whom they have transacted business
~ once opposite the Michigan Exchange 1ene''o"
sy gsose,y Macy. MACY / BRIGGS
WILLIAM :. DRfCGs.
~ GEO. H. BsoDHEAo s. Merchants Exchange 10
Agent OF NJ & D. in New-York
EEFEREScEs:
Nt YORK Cfy-Frederc Bronson, E.q Oanlei Lore ~
Sac Hon BENJAMIN +. Butler, Charles buuer, b-f.
Nas.-s ID A hinRsand 4 Co. Messrs hoadley' fheiPs
i Co Messrs Welrnore 4 Co. silas c. Herring.
flbanv-George Dawson, Esq Evening JogrnALl o.,
RooisStrr " Y-Messrs; Smith Perkins ae''r'' sage
Buffalo. v Y-E D. Elmer, Esq hes'rs hayes
Johnson a, M D,. "a,
PstIadslpia. Pa-MesEs. Draper Tappsn Co.
Troy " Y-C. L. Tracy, ESQ
Bafsria, " Y.-Junus A Smith, Esq.
Hfrkius<r Co. " Y-M. Grant Esq. o..
Lrn,rHg5urEk, " Y.-sidney D. smith ESQ ohsunee'
g,S,sn- y Y-Aer c Mitchell, ESQ
Dcfron MleA-Messrs- Gray Lewis, DAVID stuart Esq
" I,ais aSSts d C-Hon wm Woodbridge
Toedo Oiio-Richard Mou, Esq.
Hsrtford CoRn.-H. l. Miller ESQ.
4ler4uder, ~ Y-D. w Tomlinson, ESQ
~ f.rr.t 1 -ttff
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Law Courts.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRr-Belore Judge Mel
son Decisions on Appesl-Bsri. ". Bedal and
Others, ogHers Of sehr l1S,HiaH bbelaHt'' vs.. : =
SkerrOod for brig Emiy-This case was reported at
the time of W being decided by Judge Belts in the Dis
trct Court in favor OF the owners Of the schooner
Appeal was made to the Circuit
The Emily. IL will be recOllected WIS from Charles
ton-the virginan from Norfolk and both bound in the
Hook. The vessels came in collision somewhat to the
southwark and eastward of the main light on Sandy
Hook and about three-quarters OF mile from the
shore and from a milo 20 a mile and hall from the
point Of the Hook. The brig having tackled near the
Romer stood on a 5. w. course, wind ". y W. and
niesvored to tack close 70 the point Of the Hook and
within four FIVE lengths Of the shore she msstayed
fell of TO s or :. g +. and wsring, but came up to
s = w running into the Nrgnian striking her on the
starboard side little forward Of midships The
schooner was close hauled the lsrbosrd tack-she
sunk In minutes carrying down two passengers and
total loss. Value about 5000
Judge Nelson In his decision on the appeal concluded
as follows IL is most unfortunate case 10 the par
ties concerned In any aspect in which can De viewed
or upon any conclusion that may be arrived AZ out
feel bound 10 say upon the evidence that according L
thu ~siaht Of il the Emily In fault She nigh
have avoided the collision with the ase OF proper eau
ton skill and vigilance. The decree OF District Cour
Court as affirmed with For the owners Of brig
Messrs Cutting and Sedgwick tor schr. Messrs. Holt
man, Martin and Hamilton
RObf GIBBS and Others beliGuts ys. Steamboat Ndrrd
9anssu-Decree OF District Court affirmed.
John LirinssOH, and OAsrs, vs. brig Rodr0.-Mouor
20 modify decree denied.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Before Judge Oakley -FrederseI
Uannaacksr and Sophia his Eifs AaoiHs jacob ana
Mcrv his ri-Asssult and battery-The parties reside
al 242 Third IT. Plaintiffs are aged persons Jsco0ts
loco.foco match manufacturer; smoke arising frOr
bis premises cry of IRE raised in the house and
the plaintiffs with their family went 10 Jacobs apart
ments Jacobs wife ordered them out they reid SEQ
to 90 when she struck Mr.. W. with stick Mrs w
took her husband part and there was farther scratching
and striking Verdict for defendsnts.-For pitts. Mr.
Woodwork for didts Mr.. Thompson.
CIRcurr CoURT.-EAmereHr vs. VirriHSham Yer
dict for plaintiff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09

" Col. Gushing accepted the invitation to
supper from the New England Society in New.oresns
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To STRANGERS.

cgEisriE's GALyASIc AID MAGNETIC cVkAINEs.
~ In all cases of Rheumatism and Nervous
c pl4nis he efficacy Of these articles q tr1y wonder
III Complete cures ofeu being accomplished wnen every
olber means have failed. Several physicians now recon-
mend hem In their practice, and ne ordlnary el.o,Sso
" di.spp@sring Many u most respectable clzens
have used them with perfect success psrensr N
Nervous Treuors, Pepitstous, and the long uGns ~
N-rvou. Disorders Ia no rlost sfhetns cases o. pes
-. 80 -te cure. Oner been Effected. gresi Sc
vantage In hese articles is he eufe ssfsty and eon'e
uience attending them. ,,,,,,.s .
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CITY ITEMS.
THusspAr. Apnl :


SERIOUS AooIDEsT.-About 3; o'clock this morn
ing pair Of horses attached TO carriage took fright In
the Bowery and ruunisg down He.ter.L to Center st.
ran into the area Of Cornell Jscksous iron rail fac
tory when one Of the horses killed and the other
seriously injured They belonged 10 Mr. Reynolds Hv.
cry stable No. $50 su1ok.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09

FROM BEEMuDA.-By the Falcon, from Bernu.
da we have files of the Royal GGsaie, Herald and BHA
dian to the 3Oth ult The Legislature has been sum
naoned by the Governor TO convene on the 2lsi April
movement has been set on foot headed BY the Mayor
of St Georges for the purpose of giving assistance to
Ireland Gres, exsrtons making to widen the ship
channel a, the entrance Of ST. Georges hAroor. The
Falcon left at Bermuda the American brig Protection
from New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09

prench Inneuage.-Msnesca Oral System
Mssns Dursnd daughter " the iate Jean Nsnesca WI
coutinue her classes through The summer Gentlemen
wishing 10 iOin the early mOrniEg Glass; may no" entr'
th.r names Ladies may enter heir names Tor the Ari
noon class. which will conms1ce early In May United
number Of pupils, who may wish 70 nave NE oeneh' ~
I,i Of May b. received into Madame Dursnd family
AMY Al IS WAlker-sL b. IVA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09

FROM LAKE suFERIoR--The Hamilton Spscfa-
tor. Canada West, learns by an extract OF letter
that the progress already made at the mines on
the Canada coast OF Lake Superior is most salts
factory. This Spectator says;
So mild has the Winter been that the Copper Cost
,,;sht readily have been mistaken Tor the vicinity OF
Hamilton though il is situated in the same degree Of
latitude with Quebec This apparently exusoia.hhiy
season is accounted for in the opinion OF me writer oy
the extreme western situstio, OF the coast we De
eys that preparations are in progress by the different
Companles for the business Of the ensuing year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09

~ Wnfer-cure In Philadelpbia.-Dr. sCH1EF-
ERDECHER, hsyng returned from visit 70 Graefeu6ere
sni the eminent Water establishments OF Ger
many and England has eopened his Water house In
Philadelphia sthe Of Chestnut and Beach s (com
binng he advantages Of city and country restence)
where he prefers his all who may favor
him with their patronage His house built for hotel
and isvery large and convenient containing 40 rooms
Application posi paid will meet with prompt attention.
~ 2avysw
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gls? BROADWAYA

between John-si and Maiden ane ,,. =.
No drug store in Hew-iorx VIII ever be slower y
keso Dr. Chrse's articles Many Of tne=e establish nent.
go worthless limitations against which the public are
80 49, ~,s,iiv Cautioned Bsl 6tos TuTkF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09

~TJ Coleman. Exchange Broker, 10. %
uaIl-s N-w-YOrk. Uncursni money b0u Srt ana 800
xo5 ara diver exchanged and drsfs eoheceo u
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An OUTRAGE.-The Greensburgh Pa papers
state that Thursday night the 18th ult the barn OF
Jacob Hill Esq Of Armstrong County was nred oy an
incendiary and burned 70 the ground. Five head OF
horses and very large amount Ofvar0us kinds OF grain
were consumed in the flames. The vindieuve ineen'
diary DR.. schultz. a German Doctor who lived IN
Leechburgh year two SINCE sitter be naf nred
the barn-ihre~ a torpedo, heavily charged with pow
der through the window OF small detached building
in which three sons OF Mr.. Hill slept and went round
10 look in the key hole % witness It's erects-Hnen !,
exploded and the handle Of the door BY the force OF
the explosion struck the wretched being on the lower
Jaw SCATTERING il dresdfully and otherwise mutt,
lsting him most horribly. tie WAS shortly aiierward
found and IS now confined IN the jail Of Armstrong
county 10 await bis ral Strange 10 say none Of the
mates were injured although one OF the boys was
blown against the ceiling There was found about the
person OF this monster two revolving pistols and
double barreled gun all loaded dirk knife and another
torpedo weighing about seven pounds, supposed 70
have been intended % blow up the dwelling house
There Il no doubt but that the wretch intended murder
ing the whole family when his career was thus proT'
denrally cut short -
DR. shultz had some difficulty with Mr. Hill previous
10 his leaving Leeehburgh about two years since ana
had no, been heard Of since in that neighoorhood gni
he night Of the dreadful attempt 10 murder Mr hi
family II has since been found out thst ne resided u
Allegheny City in the capacity Of hoster
lPittsbursh Com. Journal APrh J.
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I'D. WHEELER,
e. Commissioner for the states on ne-.ivs>
snd Connecticut, Tsmnsny Hall "S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09

EvASGELICAL ALLIASoE-The Brooklyn Star
contains the plan of the American Delegates for the for
mston Of American Alliance II Is signed by Rev Dr.
De Wit as Chairman, and Rev. Dr. Cox and Rev. Mr..
Wheelock, Secretaries. Persons who wish 10 become
members must be personally known or suitably au-
thentcsted 10 the Committee, members Of some
evangelical church in good and regular standing. and
must sign their to the formula The business
OF tine Alliance TO be conducted By thirty Councillors
The Committee will meet to receive members every
Tuesday NJ the Foreign Missionary in the Aneri'
Tract Society house. As were passing up that
way the other day says the Journal OF Commerce a
good friend coming down called out Are you going 10
the Evangelical Alliance T. Where is it," said we
fonder where this smoke comes out" he replied. He
in q mistake, however, for the smoke was from The
Tribunes stesm-engine. The following settlement OF
the Slavery question must be very satisfactory all VINO
can bring their minds 10 IL
lnasmuch the pece lar circumstances Of This country
seem demand expression Of sentiment 90 the subject
Of slavery, this Asnce declares that discrimination 10
10 be made between who hold slaves not by heir
own fault for The othrr advantage butfrom
motives entirely and those who hold their Eel
In bondage for The sake Of gain and that the
former be regarded entied ~ fellowship, while
The latter cannot be received members Of This Aance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09

The ERIE CASAL.-The Buffalo Courier OF sat
urday SAYS We learn that the canal Is clear Of ice BE-
tween this city snd T0nswsnds Creek, and Is 10 sood
navigable order The ice upon Tonawanda Creek ~ss
50 solid up Thursday. That teams were passing 0'e
H. and msy be yet As far as We know
~ Another attempt TO murder the Editor OF the
Cot, S,r,iu.l =, Cedar Bluff Ala. was made on the
18Th nit by rufian named Mat Crouch. Croren
.tr1ek the other powerful blow on the head. Ise
Editor yrs recovering a, the lsst account"
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GRAND LARcEST.-Ann Miller was last night
arrested hy ocer Watson Of the sixth Ward charged
with stealing 500 from William Mccormick Detained
10 answer
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s~Wafer Cure House, MIRA " 3 Cove cenun-
80 IN rscieye patients 81 hss house ~ le'esi new
YORK . -, = S.,.. .ns
-. .i..tLrr far he srn rsiion q WsLer Core ~
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N-HURsEs.-Two psr Of hne, msehsa h f,s,;sS
and one single one Tor sse-one par loss sbort'
GAAbhght bays the other pair mahogany pEsi hsr.
tailed The single Horse 10 an exceLeni 49, Ip-
nsss Horse They are ell elegant Csn,,fs 70
ply immsdistsly 70 A. bho" sxi Broslvsy.
a6 Sc - -sc~.e
FOE SALE CHEAP-A Soc &O ssssd ~iis.
6Nwur.n.sd sound sso1 ssssiy ss-, lss.hss ,o..
on. ynS ,,,on siso hsrnsss sleisn, es" univ 10
robe. and many article Of hoassh0'a 'A'1 n5l
Administrator, IS Woossf-. ,o-.. and cart
~ TO CARrMEs-s.saarrs' v,,boo. hOr.s and
~i.s good xSs.; q % sispo.s d tss :.s: IN
s.1 ::.s sss on ); sllas = y" ''"'' Sw
store.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.


r., .S,,sramtnt- Railroad FreishfNslc York and Erie
~ R,,.rosd-Nss York CRY Jurors Computation
1lI,S and the Public Lands Conmi''ee-TsnErss-
Errdfa.
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- Rortss-The subscribers having pufehsseo
Mr. John scrbcr The exclusive nghi 10
uy2V uhs UniIed sts,ss 10 bic fassnt harp sfese
Imnro,emsn, 10 Piano Fore, now manufacturing soms
very splendid Rosewood and hahogsnsny r'sno so,.-
snd 10 Keep 10 tnns much longer The improvement con
si,s Ia osi beautiful Harp Frams, peculiar 70 eonsu-
on tnans all Tho susn Of he strings from Ihs case aso
general sssortmenl Of lhs most approved modxn cve on
st.b.d in.rr,mssus BENNtTT ROGERS co.
20 i5a HuOu-sl East side OF brosd vsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09

sHoP-LHrISG.-A piece Of gngham was yester.
day stolen from the store Of Mr " II Eidey No 263
Third avenue BY female who escaped with the prep
erty