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OLD AND SILVER WATCHES.

FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
- THE SUBSCRIBER wishes n call the attention
~ Of those who about purchasing Watches TO his
~ being his intention offer for sale
S{t bat such will keep CORRECT tune. His prices will
.. nnfOrm anl he quality Of the Watch guaranIeed-so
that persons acquainted with the article they pur
chasing will be secure against imposition The prices will
Fine Gold ard silver Duplex, falsnl Lever and Lepire
Witches
" Guard and Fob Chains
" Pencils Bracelets, Cameo Pins, &c
Gold Watches from go upward
Watches Clocks ard Jewery repaired in the beat nian
ner and warranted for one year J. Y. SAVAGE,
lar lmiseodH - Fulton a.
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General u otiree.

~ Broadway Universalist Church.-The Hall
of SlUyvessnl Institute Broadway, opposite bondsL has
been engaged for The purpose Of forming new Universe
list Congregation in the upper part Of the city, The deck
will be supplied by Rev T. L. HARMS. The public gene
rally are invited 10 attend. mh2 Tu&Ih-
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sPOKEN.

FEB IT, lst a. long 60 brig Four Brohers Slater, I'm
fensscols, for New.York.
FEB lat 30 lon 49, ship Mary Ann, fun NewYork for
New.orlesns. days out
Feb - lst 81 10 lon ~ 20 schr Pearl Of Providence
I'm New York for Texas.
Feb 81 lat 81 a. Ion rs &C. ship Wabash, from New
York for New Orleans.
Feb ~ lat as ~ lon GO 50 W. chip Virginia, OF NYOrk
non Liverpool. boudd 10 New-Ofesns IS dc cut all
vel wished TO be reported
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" Grand Division =. of y. X.-An adjourned
session OF the Grand Division will be held In their He'll
l87 Bowery, Wednesday evening Sd inst al " O'clock
Representatives will be punctusl. By order,
mo 2iss LUKE HASSERT. @. S.
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UNJUST AND rTCERTsT1AN


~ The Public, and ne religious community Do par.
heuiar are re.eiisy a-e U cal A our s,ore li as
Jury received by from the maragers % The American
Tract Society. i-lf p eo.... GOULD, BANKS a co.
Vyaughn'- Lithontriptic viii co more ~ cura-
i've AGENT thsn other article before the public This IS 10
unmeaning puff. II YOU want lroef cal uncn bic a.
You can satisfy Yourself That this aric- possesses more
real worth thar any other medcre now before he word
10 citeases Of the urinary organs, gravel lc I. Las
eq-al. See Hdvcrli-ement beaded Great American
Remedy. III eds
~ DIR, Wood, sarssPsrilla ard wnd Cherry Bit
er. sr he permanent ,enoys os sueh diseases : as
Of The liver and stomach weakness Ct The nervous
system, and dsorderei habit Of constitution and he
have for united IN prescribing the celebrated S8Tsa
parilla and the BARK q Nid Cherry.
Dr. Woods sArssparills and Wild Cheny Biiers y
the ory medicine made Of these srcles and founded
As it's On the best medical principles and their virtues
traced by rEd chemical analysis experience has shown
M unusual power and efficacy, and viii be found on trial.
be and speedy remedy Tor TIE diseases enunra-
ted above They purify the blood secure regular diges-
don, promote healthy seton Of The hver and stomach
and strengthen the nerves a. once securing health and
vigor the whole system In al esses o. desPondeney,
from indigestion or nervous irritation they have been used
viii remarkable nor are they lsEs useful
medy Tor headache fauency l0ss q appetite and gen
ersl prosrauon Of the system Al TIE time IL must
be stated that they neither voen; all dangerous
IN heir operations securing a. 5ey do the desired end, by
a steady. regular. and easy influence
Sod Wholesale and retail By WYATT L KETCHUM,
beecierlst ~ Y; J. W smith, cor Fulton aod Crsnber-
rys BrOOslyn- Price 81: ..se bottles. y amis'
r9r "facfs for the PeOpie."--Expos1re 20
cold when the body IL heated, Vet feet putting on or
keeping wet clothes In addition 10 hereditary di'-
position or unwhoesome employment, are some OF he
primary and frequent causes OF that fearful cisease
fuLmoSsRy CONSERVATION. For the removal Of the r1ef'
OF tkee eae, freeing the system Of all obstruction, asy
ing Irritation and promoting healthy action Of the nr
the speedy and CERTAIN remedy il THOMsONs COM.
POUND SYRUP or TAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA.
This preparation IL formed by union OF some Of the
principles Of most valuable vegetable pec0rag In COM
binaton with TAz-he value OF ~ hch In all affections Of
the breast all and confess. Sihee s Introduction,
OF those who have employed Il,
- None name II hut 10 praise
And the prejudice Of Physcans to the employment
Il combinations Of whose exact constituents they may be
ignorant been far that s has been
recommended and IL daily TrcTibed In their practice
Prepared only by Angney Dickson successors 10 : r
Thomson, Fifth and Spruce sta Phlaeel phia Sod,
Futon.sl and II retail by II. Johnson, 273 Broadway,
New-York. Price 90 cents bottle SIX bottles for e -
ernfss
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nISASTFRS

seip Leland, (of Bos,on) Capt Baxter, which arrived
liverpool Jan 25 from Charleston, while seuddins IN
nafresne on the 18TH boarded the stern BY
rvnsndous sea which washed overheard Ira Baxter,
F ~ ~, son Of the master. seaman, name I'M
Ane"n who was at the wheel with young Baxter had
one OF the spokes driven through bis side and survived
Injury but ten hours in great agony The first officer
.sa Ms thigh broken, and the master had his snce
sRtslned. The wheel broken In three places the
Wy lights stove in, the cabin filed with water. Sc.
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r,..,..,,b Ward-Aid 20 Ircland.-rse

IL Eighteenth Ward-Aia 20 a. inr nas,ipT Of
49, ,a.ssp, of lie Eighleeaih Ward for me relei o.
Ireland bed al The Ffeenhst fresoy al ~ ~
~ San OF FebruArv maze pfopasllons lof Ie.I
f-etire meeting OF me Inhabitants OF NE W arc, -
pleed their arrangements, hereby announce y - III -
h,ld Al he Fifteenih-si Presbyterian Sanren
G.xinston and Third avenues On Tuesday evening" ~ q
The meeting will be addressed b Rev Dr. psiso' ~
bss recently returned fr0m Crest bnsn' &C -
ou.inted with he existing stale Of tnings "a
New. Dr. snodg rsss James W. Gerard, Ineooo's Ss3s
wick and l. B. Shepard, Esqs -. 49, a. Il.
Formulation and subscriptions VIII be AAeni 80 . a
hss ,hst an. meeting and me smOunt Of AID ooAmeo
viii be commensurate with the necessines o. .ss
and The ability Of one Of ogr most aouflsnns
COMMITTEE Of 3rTaAgrsseafs;
FRANCIS W. kDMONDS, Chsirnsn,
suul B. Raggles, Wn T. Dodge, hoeest 49,.
NJ A Walker, James Foster rnaiiP hSAHe''
""4 Wm 5. Hoxt
Isaac TovrsESD, Tressursr, =.
FRANCIS y. MARBrKr ssercsAry' nj u
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~ Lectures on Lake Superior.-Mr; }: 4.
HoDGE member of the Assoc aOn OF American biologists
win lecture next Tuesday evening. March 2 ana Friday
eyenng SIN Al The Stuyvesan nsiue, ESQ Broadway or
the Mineral Region Of Lake Superior The Lectures VIII
be illustrated BY diagrams and specimens. They VIII com
rnence al half past T. Tickets may be procured al O. y
Frapcis Cos Bookstore 252 Broadway Price OF single
tcket for Two Lectures - cents Tor gentleman AMI ay
~ ticket al he door for single Lecture, ~ cents ~ os
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New-York Cattle Market. MONDAY, Marcel

Newly FORK Cattle MARKET. .mONph'f "aiS" q
Reported for The Tribune.
Al market sl6 head of Beef Cattle, (575 from the
sou,b 1850 sheep and Lambs and 50 Cows and Calves
100 Beef Cattle lett over
PRIcKs.-Bcsf Cdnle-The offerings were about equal
20 those OF last week but the prices holders are now OBJ
tanning are considerably higher than those then current
No Cattle brought less than s., while the bulk OF the
sales ranged from that figure to - 50a9 and in some
in some instances we told high as sl0per cwt was
given for few prime qualities We have rarely II ever
recorded prices higher than these which Will prooaoy
be maintained for some time yet to come, as we learn
that the number Of cattle on the way TO ths mRket IS un
usually small
cos and Calrss in poor request ut prices hardly
equal TO last weeks average We quote as in quality,
from Sl5aSo5 to $50. Left over 20.
sktsp ana Lanbs-The market cleared Al from y 10
e5 So which latter figure is in advance on last week
quotations.
Hay and Ss4p-Long Island loose red sop and limo
thy Is selling at Oh cts per cwt-msrket well supplied
straw 81 % per hundred bundles.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
IkrpST nAWe

MINIATURE ALhAsAc.....-ThIs DAT.
THE SUN. rRx NOON. FULL SRA
kass.. IS Sets. IS so Morn =. rises horn.. ~
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FTr French IanQCaGe-IsrescAs Oral System iv
his Daqehter-Msdsme DURaND Lss vscarcy fo- a
morning class fr ladies' also, f'r en- eveaicE class f'r
gentlemen Pupils cau be scniifed into classes Ia The
ID 81 or 4th course Geni.een wishing 10 join The "a y
morning class may enter heir names Is VGlkelsL
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conditions OF happiness By o. S. FOWLER, at Clinton
Hall every Monday Tuesday and Thursday evenings for
three weeks, commencing al o'clock, and closing WIN
pubc examinations Subject for March lst Function To-
cation aud natural language Of the faculties. Tuesday
March ID Maihmony selection, couriship and married
sgement of children. Seats only six cents Professional
examinations and advice given afternoons and evenings al
1871 Nassau.sL by o. s. FOWLER and > K WELLS.
Of 3s-
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ROYAL CURLY. Aueroueer.

~ Valuable Books.-Tuis evening Will he sold By /
ROYAL CURLY = co a. their i.org Room, % Bread
xay corner % Ddane-st a large al vauAbe cole ton
Of standard miscellaneous boOSs incucing many srEs
a..uz 70 the ais kc; slso Illustrated voumes kc To-
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r. Church Fe.tiyaI.-The ladies q he ;

Church Eest1Nai.-iue iholts OF INC
cenrresauonsi Church OR Wallace's VIII hold iheir
ANIMAL Festival the benefit OF the Church, on The even
inc of he 81 of March the Minerva Rooms in Broad
way below Canal ST. Dingles Brass Band Is engaged
for the evening Tickets % Gems The supper inewdeS
Tabor Blocker, near Grove-sl T. d. Wallaces drug
store Hudson and Amos and al the door on me even
ing OF the Festival -dH
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~ 1IechanIcs, InsIifuIc.-Ths regular monthly

~ Farmers Club OF the American Institute
wiz to-day the Repository Of tbs Institute In The
Park al u O'Clock NJ SUBJECT for discussion" The beat
n an for q Kithen Garden" Admission free. M IL
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QMpsemente.

THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY, on hsit rsnrn
hours from their Western tour hncst Viz Piess.
urc 10 their friends ard c;xens q Now ORR ss ney VIII
give vocal enlrrtsrme1; The BFosdwsy Isoernscls
% FrSsy evening Msrrh 5 beng ise las. Sonees "a
one fcf Re season 70 New-Yo-k- Tickets % eers each
10 be Obtained she Music Stores, md Al ne door on ne
PROGRAMME
PANT =.
We re with you once sgaiD-~ Words BY u r. N0t-
II, ousrtsre1a Toe cd Church Bal" Melody BY Russell
arranged by Hutchinson.
he doe,h oil ihngs well -
"The Bridge Of siehs.' NJfts ~ ne ale AheaSs'
Hood Music by Hutchinson.
Pkxr
THE MoUNTAINEER.
lis am The MoanlsireeS
Nv kingdom . he greenwood nee,
Nv subjects The Wild bird and deer,
NY palsce the spreading tree.
Melody by AsrshAn, arranged bs Hutchinson
THE eCEKN-
gSecond psrLl
Poetry by Teuuyson; Music by DenpsGer.
The Saves Appeal
Excelsior Wr,:ea BY Lcrgfel!ow.
PART .
There ,. a good tine coming Muse BY aaiehinson
MA~osg Liss BOAT.
FINALE.
"TheCld Granite Staie- M
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~ A Country newspaper E-tablI-hment, ;

mi les from this City and 10 Philadelphia Ia Tor sale
on reasonable terms. Tie present publisher has done
well by IT, but Is embarking 10 other business capADle
and industrious Printer make good living by II and
Jaw up 5000 year One who command rot less than'
OO6 In cash mas hear farther by promptly addressing +
n under cover to the Editor Of The Tribune. mi jus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-02

JACOB s. PLATT. Auetonesr.
CATAIO(sUE sALE Croeksry, olass and China
u Wednesday,, March 5, o. ~ o'clock, a. ~ Assua
Room % Psitsl up stairs 500 pseh.yss a loo % ~
English nreproof pie plsss, nspptss and bakers
ham leapols eli sfss ,oiet sss so solar sad asa eooes
cut aud ground astral chimnies 80 packages gsse nns
lers GATOR boltles. &c. q months eredt oysf yiso
m2 IL WIN w. SHIRLEY seesmen.
VIM. H. JONES, Aueuonssf.
BOOTS AND SHOES-By J. ID. 1N0EkSOLk
ID co store 22 Pesrlst on Wednesday, March y a. 10
O'Clock 600 boots shoes and bfosans, suitable of
Iha Southern Western and clLy lrsde. ~
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~ The Public, ana ne rels l0us community m par
cuar, respectfully invited % call A. our store. ff Mas
examine The sry md ul-Chr-tiar
Jury received by from the maragers % he American
Tract Society. i-f p eos.s- GOULD, BASKs 4 co.
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40 ~ on tue spot
The following the exports q Bresdstu1s from the
principal ports Of the United States from lst sep, up to
I the dates spacifad.
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wARTON5s ERVALENTA-

ner and wananlsd for one year j. Y. SAVAGE,
lar lmiseodr ~ Fulton-sL
wARToN's ERvALENTA.
CONSTIPATION (cosrIvENEss) DESTROYED.
C5flaats trre,erne and Aabua C0ast pmon fC0s,fre
mss snly totally 0rerc0a>, bit also eompesy dearey
I'd rrh0ut gtag eeT pbrgaftueI ulecft0ns or 5afAs,
bya nazrel sImyle, Agreeable and ,njh!bls ms1ag re-
tsnfly discorsrrd n France BY W. WtoH 50 Rue RieA>
A PERUsAL or THIS TREATISE csnno, fail to dis
"a al doubt 10 he mind Of any reader OF Ihs gnars
CHARACTER ard grsaf importance Of this discovery which has
.gated France England and the Continent with Ia re-
m-5ksbe rsus ,6 THIS great remedy uga' pss,sSs
Farins-ln some respects resembling ArfOwrooL
The Treatise and Ervslenta constantly on hsnd At the
fs1 lSoir a HENRY JoHSsoSs Drug snd cssm
cal store in the Granite Building 10 Broadway, cor.
1sr chamrs rasaa.s', mus. is9 sm.s 1
ILLINOIS IA>Ds.-Ths subscriber having made bis
permanent residence near Laeon, Illinois, will attend %
ne psyms1t o. & Ses1 Il sStr. sr on no
ThOs- who enirusi % his care may rely upon
CHARLES PARKER, Jr-Feb 2 1917.
For Reference apply to Ns,hL Wright fremont ID;
John Gregg Boston Chas PaL<eL DO Tcos. hcEran
Ai M i llSsiNs ~
IIIR-T GLASS OIL PAINTINGS AID superb
i illustrated works al A8ciion-H. II. LEEDS viii eel
yS cers Collection of 100 sncient Oh fsnnngs
ust imported snd put IN perfect order-contanng many
xt-serdIusry ehascsr Also one Of The latest copies Of
Bsdes snsk p-are The Musee Frsncsis vols ana Other
Town sale wiihoui reserve rain or sire M lt.
1,OINTRY MERCHANTS aud Others purchasing
u zcl.s In oar i1e invited 10 examine our STOCK Of
Aeeouni gooks Memorandum, Copy and Pass Books-Cs
Legier and Note Papers, Envelopes Wrapping fAgsrs
CopvuK Pres.es Soiarial Presses, Msnold Letter VIII
rsr. To Cab and Deed Boxes, Inks black, blue and
esuu. Diamond POin; Gold Pens, Steel Pe,s Quils az
Wsf-r. slaies, Poafolos. Elastic Paper Holder Penss
rag Desks Work Boxes, Dressing Cases, fockss ink
stsnss Backrzmiuoo Boards, Drawing Papers aca 81
srf lea usually kept By StaL0ners, which We VII sell n
az antilles 10 purchasers a. rcuarSa0ly 0~ Prie-s
FRANCIS L LOU rREL, stslioners and BOOK
~ Binders, - Maiden-lkns.
STEAM ESGI> Ane boiler FOR Low pEsssars
Ser beam erkne acd boiler. t1ry-sx incn cJp7-r,
.sver and ka stroke 10 perfect working order, now
,.kfny ont on The slesn.bosf Whsmsb1rgt, for sale
ss,,lvto II. r. DISHAN co.
Ms r. " North A0re-st
COAL REDUCED IN PRICE, am now dis
u chargiux Two .chooaers Of large Red Ash aud wi
a.. 10 dealers AM $ per ion. aud will deliver a.
So la12 Iwsl PETEa CLINTON, King and Orssnrieh
A KMY AND NAVY UNIFORMS made according
equations aud Il tns lowest lash price,
BY wA. 7. JENNINGS CO. 81 Brosiwy
Imzh Americas Hotel
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CARD.
The Managers the Italian Opera sincerely regret TO %
compelled 10 change the days OF Performance for ths
week only on account OF the sickness Of Sg Benedesn
who IL getting better and wants few days OF rest FER
sons who secured seats 70, Monday may have me
sane for Wednesday have the for Thursday or
exchanged for other days by applying at the Box Ohee
TUESDAY, March y, the Benefit OF signouns Bsrih
,sLa. nl.cs mi st
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" WtcHHIICr. IHstIturO', ~ 49, 49,. l..!
I'd inst the Lecture Room, City Hall, Al % O'Clock
By order, J. }. MAfE-, President
C. L. BARsIrf, Secretary.
r s. Patent Aeency Of the United States Patent Office
making OfSpcctfcations and Drawings Tor aEng
out Paenls Apply 10 c. l.. BAKRiTT, Actuary, &c Me
chaniea' IualIlule IL CIV Hhll. nj <lls-
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, situated on tho corner OF
church and Matilda Tho Dep0g u he Schvneetsdy
and Saratoga Railroad, and Tho Railroad from ssfssoss
surnss 10 hs Hail. which 10 10 be buit the coming sea-
son s located Immediately 10 the u his pfopsny.
go, which win bs tho terminus and Depot The house
h.s elevation, contains absuI shy rooms.
and will De sold very low, 10 close mo concern. -
Aooly 10 samuel burhans, 80 Vsstry-st hsw-rofk, Or
Daniel =. Reed Esq near The premsea ~ eodistspl1e
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Mo IHON-JXnEs Il 0INRY, = wsssa, e0ss
"a - SccssS - Anesan PAg Ifsa, vas1Ds 6sa4e
- eaiasa NJ q sS '"s ss'sA = SySes go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-02

JUVENILE ORATORlo'
THE SECOND TINS,
Al the Tabernacle,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH s, Tie
" " Lille Oraorio.r
FLORA'S FESTIVAL,
viii be repeated by psr,eulsr request BY selee. sna
v-Ltrained choir OF FIVE HUNDRED YOUNG MAS
TIERS AND MISSES, under he direction Of MT. Brad
bury.
The house will be decorated and the singers dressed 10
manner corresponding with the evenings entertainment
snd II 10 perhaps needless 10 say that neheF pains or ex
psnss will be spared render Florss Festival al ekno
Ton WORTHY the bes patronage that has heretofore been
given TO bis efforts In this department. Of musical lsoor
Tickets 80 cents each
For sac n the rrinclps Music ard Book Stores and
he Ticket Office on The evening OF The Concert children
Under twelve years Of ~ accompanied by parents
or guardians, al half price.
Doors open At hslfpast g. EntersIrmea, TO commence
At h.li.psst ! o clock W. r. BRADBURY.
~ ST. Tt.NA
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n and lot In fee III buomo-sl-houss ~ oy ~ fsst
- dee finished with marble msDtcis ioldng doors,
under cellar nc &c. has +story brick building on reN
OF tho lot Of lot IS feet front and rear by VI feet
Inches deep. o... =.
house % BY ~ eet desphafd nnlsod walls, eontaiainf
seventeen rooms; size Of lot ~ BY 10 feet deep Onshsu
OF the purchase money remain ga bond AID mortgage
for 5 years. For psnicusrs apply 70
ANTHONY ]. bLEEckER, Aaesiorsss.
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SrY1N ENGINE and boiler for ssle-Low pressure
- b-~n e. zine ard boiler l1rIystL inch cylinder
aver and stroke 10 perfect working order, now
,sktpy out Of The steamboat Wilhsmsbargt for sale
ss,1Ivto H. r DUSHAM co.
III " North Aorest-
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period Of 80 years has fully established tho efficacy OF
the Glove Anody Ache Drops being discovery
OF tho late DR.. Hart whom Il owes lts origin, To bs had
BIZ the manufacturer, @. n. HAMMOND CO successor
10 late Dr. Hart OF Broadway and ChsmDersst
adjoining sLswsr's marble baildings.
We have Just received by last arrivals choice a.
sormeut Of Luin sran and ssissys extracts Soap Cos
meues Nc together with choice assortment OF OK Mar
our oxrn rnsnnfsrtnra dIz5miss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-02

Nexensvey engaged In the Produce business, 70 carry
II on still more largely and with perfect safety, ST me
operations being FOR cash SUI eci 10 the constant super
vision OF such person II desired There are macy per-
sors with from ten 70 twenty thousand dollars, who are
considering how 70 ute il - he best Advantage win 20
danger OF Ioss mo open accounts being aiowedl The
advertiser will convince any gentleman Of respectable
standing snd no other need sDpyl that &C opportunity
now orr, 70 do 60 Address NJ A l. with real narne, a.
~ 80 ., ~. n.,er M l.
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~ sixteenth Ward.-AID TO lRELANp.-Ihe
;ysns of ne sixteenth ard invited 70 attend pu
~, .sos In CONJUNCTION with the General Committee OF
h,rb MSSDERT VAN sCHAICk 10 Chairman, 10 be
Md Al Chelses Hall Of Eighth-svenue and Egh-
,..thsi on Tuesday evening next March al oclocA'
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-10-30
NEW cash STORE.

UyHE undersigned would respectfully
IL invite the attention oil the inhabit-
ants Of Madison ounty and its vicinity
n examine his extensive Fall and Win.
Ter Stock, comprising great variety, of
the most Useful, Ne,oest and Fashiona-
ble Goods, all Of " hch will be sold at
very low price for cash; consisting in
part viz: as.t'
.Ii5 A FOR THE LADIES.
Cerro Gordo Plaids, Gala do. .a
Victoria lPlaids, Oregon do, all Silk DO.
Silks-Black Gro de Rhein,
Stripe and Wat'd do. P, dc Sole do. IS
French Ginghams, Satin Alpaca Meri,
nos, sa
Wrought Caps, Splendid article,
Worked Collars, Under Hd'k'fs,
Muslin Swiss Caps, Black Silk Lace,
Check Muslin, Swiss and Jackonet do.
Shalls--Terkeri, Maud Cashmere Net,
&c.
Fillet Wells, Worsted Mitts, Gloves,
And many other things too numerous
to mention. Call and see,
sB DOMESTICS.
Negro Clothing Kerseys, Flannels,
Blankets, Ticking, Carpet Warp, &c,
very Cheap.
CLOTHING A Splendid Variety,
Ashland Tweed Pants, Fancy Cashmere
do,
Fancy Cashmere Sacks, Black, do Boys
do.
Fine Black Dress Goats, Frock do, Fan.
cy Vests,
Cravats, Hosiery, Buck Gloves, Feb do.
Under Garments, Wool and Cotton do.
Blue, Black Paletoes, Feltand Tweed
do,
Fancy. Tweed D'Orseys, Black Cloth
Cloaks,
Superior Shirts, fine do, common do,
Suspenders, Comforters, &c, &C.,
Also, a large assortment OF
SUPERIOR CARPETS,
Extra Fine Carpets, All Wool Fill do
English Druggets, Ingram do do, Tai
ten Rugs, Carpet Binding, &c, &c.
Together with a large stock Of Hard
ware, Cutlery, Cfockery-ware. Glass
ware, Saddlery, Travelling Trunks
Hats and Caps ofall kinds, Writing Pa
per, and many other things not mention
ed.
The system that have adopted ena
BILE me TO offer advantages TO purchasers
D6pch as have never before been present
ID this couniry-and which will save
m at least 20 per cent. from credi
s. B. SHELDON,
October %, l847.