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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-29

Auditor George L. Swan, OF Eank'n; and iot
Treasurer. Vim. J. Austin, ol Madison. Good
feeling i.a.mcpy and unity prevailed throughout.
Tac S.i.;ah HOUSE Of Cowpioas are engaged
in the discussion Of proposition o! Mr.. EwaH
10 substitute, az fer a. possible, "a more dreI
system of taxation on Frnperly Tor The indirect
system (by customs aud excise dulies) now in
use" We find The following notice OF The move
men, in the London Correspondence OF The Ma
tional Inielliscncer:
"Mr. Ewart asserted that such change would,
by removing the restrictions caused by The excise,
encourage trade and the free application of sci
ence 10 trade; that the removal Of the restrictions
caused by the customs duties would extend COM
meIcc and be The most natural means OF prolong-
ing The peace BY promoting The intercourse Of the
world, and thai il would be highly beneficial 10
The poor (who now pay The great mass Of inGi-
rect taIa,ion) by giving them more abundant
means OF substance and OF employment and
would tend generally and finally 10 The good OF
all classes OF The community. Mr.. +. did not ad-
vocae the entire abrogation Of customs and cx-
else duties, but only The reduction OF them as ior
as possible, "a very vague ard uncertain cond-
lion, and levy The rest OF The necessary reve-
tion) upon the general property OF the coun
Try. He stated that the cost CT collecting Gus
toms was IS lis. l0d. per cent; that Of col
lectng excise i6 l0d. per cent, whilst that OF
collecting The income and properly Tax was only
E3 U.s. AID. per cent, or lule more than halfihal
Of The others and further that The effect OF Ieduc
ed duties in The United States was an increase in
The amount ofdulies. The Chancellor ofthe En-
chequer stated that The ,raole subject Of taxation
would be under the consideration Of Parliamen,
al the next session, when il would be indispensa-
bly, necessary TO deal one way or The other with
the property tax My opinion is that Ministers
are favorable 10 MIR. Ewars plan, and that re-
sorl will be had more dpecty 10 tax on properly,
and greater approximation made 10 free trade.
All will depend upon the result OF the approach.
ing general election, in which so many conflict
ing new elements will he brought into play that
The event canno, be more than guessed al; but, il
may hazard conjecture, would say that The
hands al The present Ministry will BE- strengthen
ed b. H. and that lree.,rade measures will be The |
consequence iou know my opinions upon he
eutpcfp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-29

BY some OF the men refusing 10 obey orders anu
be placed under arrest in which semc Ct Inc OF,
ficeIs we're roughly handled, but they succeeded
in reducing The ruiiianly fellows TO sueordna'loh
Muscal was the cause.
There is a good deal of sickness here but MOI
OF serious character, and but few DEANS nave
taken place. Adl0S'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-29

Upon the arrival OF this column al Monterey
on Ibe 26,h, and after having passed under re-
view by Mai. Gen. Taylor, the following order
Was issued.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-29
BY THE SOUTHERl, MAIL.

Richmond, June l, ls47.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

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Albany; s. Maxim f Esw Asye H.,.
Miller C. gI,ssias; Riilai; MSc. New Haven;
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Haven: w MixteT, Hass; F: Prentice Normy; II Ridy,
New Invent w. Tunnsliog, Salem; w. Cites, Wa:
Whiting Woodsock; O. Brown, Cape Annr @. s. Granys.
Portland; p Pc lrin, Ha aonsn.
WEsTERN HoTEL.
Charles B. Dutcher and lady speucerownT T. Stevens
Puask w. M Burt and lady, Pompron: +. n lmoa Hart
ford; 9. H. Nichols Providence, < T.; F. {, H.cheoek
Rs't Ss% sasa'y s sSSsf
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Hodges do c. w. Richards. Westport C. A. Wa,d clyde:
Dlne r. Payne, Washington Co.; Il. L. Palmer Newark;
c. H. Baker. Boston.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Il
Arrived. brig, Mail Baker Boston, Michigan, Growell, do;
schn Flash Casto do; w Corbeft Hewitt Providence;
barges Venus Wilson, Works Delaware Cresse do; stmr
Anthracite Stewart do.
Cleared ship Burlington Cook. Liverpool; bark London
derry, lBp Hstek Londonderry; bngs Gaucus, lBr)
Gales ,ork and marse Reindeer tBr) Bell, HssS. MS
Union top Mone ST John NIB; Putnim Farrell, rernam
Chareston sane Dickinson, Richmond; Midjlsse1 Stud
iey nngiam;, W Corbltt Hewitt, Providence; Flash,
Castoh York; Cpmmodore Barney, String. do oop Syl'
vesteT Ihuob doi bsrges Jersey Trader Dalton do: Ene
rs,d ODonnei do; Two Sisters oCoanor do; Mddlesex,
miscellaneous Record.
ScHR MARY Of Tuckeon, Little Egg Ilarlor h.foye ,e
fallen ~ with by the Edward Blac AZ iayana ,y,s
within ~ miles Of Sandy Hook 2g, Of MsYeh ,a
gale from he sorh. and compelled sepd under bare
pol . unti tie 23h, when she discovcd ieaLy nd
helpless condition. Capt Thorn thrown c"y, ~
vew while boarding the Edward Black and was lost 1.
remainder Of the In number IN boaa
ing subsequently transferred the br
sarah Hand aud taken New Oseans We have le,ter
uy the particulars Of the affair charging Capt Black OF
fhe brig ward Black, wit very nngeuemanIy conduct
II Is s,g.ed by the crew Of the schr Mary.
Packer sHJp ASeLo SAxov-The last from Bos
ron ,re formation had been received directly from
The shp We have nothing tyond that which
rerd,y The superior vessel, OF g9l tons
su ncbed last summer, aud $4,000 Her freight money
a. valued az 000 Of which half oay belonging Messrs
Traa Co. insured. The cargo was principally bread
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 10.
Cleared.


ships-Nsw York. Croppsr, Liverpool, II MARSHALL Cush
Pauis-n, Gordon Keys, Republic, Blyen, Bnzos, &c.
Barks-Panchta Pierce. Mayaguez PR s w Lewis; John
w Gator. Cormck West Indies, Wood; Reform Lewis
BGss~Miauelon Smith, Sligo Kendrick. Davis Co; Isa
Montgorne,y. Cork; Rose (Br Ward, Liverpool Bird GiI
Ian Co; Hammond; (BT McCune ST John NIB II Bra,ne;
Aiph,ge Brown, st Marys, Nesmith Walsh Detroit,
Ward st Marks Watson Dockray, Norfok Gordon, Murch
Philadelphs
Sawy or, Newbenn, NC; Patmas Townsend, Wilmington
c; M Williams Elliott Norfolk Yermilon Seaman, Bal.
tiInore; Baxter Fuller Philadelphia; Cody Co, ~.
drdge Boston; q Adams Alors Boston; Compliance, Ba'
sioops~Iady Fenwck Thompson, Newbern, NC; Midas,
French Providence; Moses EDDY Blven. Povdence Juno
Arrived.
BakJ E Williams, Willisms, SO days from Londonderry,
10 Hurlbut Co 18th inst, scIr with both mass
gone and head of bowsp 40 miles SSW Of Montauk want
ed ssssnce could make out blowing agae from
NE at the time I59 passeugees.
Br brig Sis, Embieton 81 days from Galway in ballast
Dutlh X Cousinrry
Br sshr Chonometer Pusse 30 days from Waterford in bal
last, uaster. passengers
Br scbr Banner Card 10 days from Petou, with coal
schr Victor, Allen. Boston mdse, s w Lewis.
The arrival and report Of the bark Lepano from Palermo
was Inadvertently inserted among hs cearances yesterday
Below.
ship Clifton, Ingersol', from Liverpool
Bark Ralph Gross Glover, from Liverpool.
Bark Grafton, Abbott.
Also, brIgs-unknown
Ships Albany, and Creole from the Lower Bay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
State OF the Flour Markets.

New ORLEASs May Corn was in good demand
with faes OF nearly 1900 sacks IS to 6k cents for
mixed and white aud SO SO per bushel for yell
low Some ZOO bushels wheat sold, mostly at 92h to
81 10 for fair to prime further decline Flour Is firm
sales Of $500 bbls Ohio and Illinois, mostly at So
per Dbl
CINCINNATI, May 10. The Caledonias news caused
good deal Of activity advance of 30 to 80
per barrel prices previously current The sales
day reached 700 br from canal at - co. 395
do mixed brands from store Mt 81 95 30S do from canal
at IS OF clear: 500 do from railroad and store at So
450 do at IS 05 500 brls lots from canal at
SIS TO- and residue about $3.50 brs in lots from store
river and canal at So. The receipts Of the day
mostly sold 1t impossible to predict the of the
market tomorrow, but IL closed with rmness oday at
S5a$5 10 for good lots.
PauApELPHrA May 15.-The smalness of the stock.
and continued light receipts have put up the price of
Flour materially since the Close OF last week, and
operations for export limited scale. Sales
up to Tuesday $500 bbls mostly western at 81 30
62h, the latter for good brand; subsequently 5000
bbh mixed Pennsylvania and western brands sold ut 81
76 since some $500 bbs have changed banda mostly at
IS; several lots ut shade less; to arrive this
month sold early in the week at SIX IN including
Sales for city only moderate, within the above
range OF prices the market closes rather quiet but firm
at SS for both Pennsylvania and western brands Rye
Flour steady with sales Of 1900 bbs at SIS IS. Corn
Meal scarce aud in demand for shipment at advance
and 5000 bbls sold at 81 rs for Pennsylvania. and
S. l2 for Brandywine, closing firmly highest
rates Orain-Of all kinds in active demand aud wheat
sells freely arrival at advanced rates. notice sales
Of about IS 600 bushels, nearly all Pennsylvania l73
lite for good reds l66 1896 for inferior and damp
~ bare and higher prices offered to arrive. Rye
Several lots Pennsylvania sold at 90 00c weight Corn
il wanted and 25 30 900 bushels sold part arrive at
100 1850. for Southern, Pennsylvania and Northern
yellow mostly at the latter price, weight Oats meet
with brisk demand and Southern sold at 81 u SO cts
Pennsylvania SO a sac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

LvERrooL-Shp Constitution (arrved last week)-4 e..
Draper Rchnds--30 bfls II Cosgil 4 Col H,rmer,
Hayes Coz cs ibboson mer-36 brls ok II cs Chou.
teau Jr Cog craes II Winkey30 pig iron 20 cks
ebko n maa. Brother5Oo bxs De Wolfe-5 cks Crit.
ma 4 Pumni-I bh Barker. Botlers-i A Wits x Coz
5cs ralconer eo-0 bxs Contest cs Patton stewart
3bris Csmeroa Brand-ls Brnnel1 cs Gihon Gu
Brown J. Jones-20 brs Woodruff & Midiur-i0 Speeding
40 cs stoas swai co.'s Deal; Bah co.'s + Jones
bars tggleston Batte e5 gcAndenburgI0 chit,
Lee COS cs Ariod col brl e Buckingham Cog
Sword,-a.si THu9sr-i bale 6 Nevias col bale X
OK Wooster Ensgi-4 BIS c. Sitter, Price col ok Way
Bros bse Stewart co-20 cks Hendricks Bros-lO
huat eo-2s pkss w Field-5 sks stacy-lc bis T
HUT colo cks q NBgee-s bvs Bird Chlean col OK
LIE CHI bxs Watt shermlu-25 bis Tooker Mead co
800 BIZ. tin O w Shields co.'s bids sheet Wemoe
coeT bars 100 bdls iron K.nney Simpsons Town
seed, syrs coT2il bdl, 5000 bars IRON Woodruff Min
turr52 tons coal Coden2lcs II I'll II light co-8cks
nit ell llo,s 36 bags I2 bis wool 1903 pig 20
kegs mdze IS cs 10 chau .bes 10 cs % cks order.
LoSD ,NDERRy-Bark Willamette pig iron r r.
ym-l7, 900 fire bricks order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16
Arrival OF Strangers In New York.

AMERICAN HOTEL.
Nssss M: SIsis
: 4A:s: 4 + 1:. Tass
St. Clair Clarke w''A Aston ldt. Cox fh'l'd
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s1,s; s NV A5sas pf r
DsE s'e p S K Hss" Mdar. M:1 L N %Gy
s Nf. si!' p ; ss!' q = FL
Boston; j. Humphry, Albany; Mr.. Forsyth Kingston
a "1li TT ss f,e RDs1S;?H
S%wsi 4;f S Ss1as a M A M'
Snzztn. do; I'd BlnhsThoa, do; I,pman. Albany II
&sE' 30; Dss"s Tfs,9s sT%ss' 90 E s%
HaTsA E Essa. Gcf,aekt; w. Brown LII Mr. and Mrs
S. Wiley Hartford G &; It c hGrt Green
sham Londonderry Ireland H. B. Benbour, Washington,
4;:, $ sIi' 18TH utse Nj.
9 ssrS YasrI.
sss ko' fH E' wSe: Ms"a
:y A and al ir ,'Si5
r. sI S0S Sr Phi Is; n s5Gm
j john f Putnam anu Boston '"F'''A " 0ossn Lowell
D,e5 Ei s.l f Ma ss sssy H Mansfield
@ E 4f: 5; ko 4sa'e nss, ss@
jed So Gs Bss Sf TSas
SrIan j. NiGk Il T Smith g. John;
DO q aaAt'S Spring 6 SnS M cS cS
Is4 Hs:s.s:. e.
Hart Ny Jersey; W. L smons Benpsead; T. 4 Homer
Stiles, do; Benz. Curtis Albany p Osgood do; r. White
NV v,,s.,,,,1 E Wa.t,own HG Igi p..
Rss bnsn i d.
TSs cS:ti '%:,s %,is' Il sSss
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Bloomfield; H. Gould ,Esse1: '''"'' ''''
NIL iI:sa: e erin ~
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COB but olRs
TGy 5,sg sSisa A .sr TqT
ley a yGaie5 NJ. GarrOn' Miss @ Middeton; II Nc
George wyssl NsS Hsss%i pu,,ud do: v. H,,.
o4 ss n:'s T. Ell o% : %aia
LovEJoy' IIorEi.
Edward Pratt. Delaware, O; Alfred Mercer, Lim, w. T;
Rob lrmbe, Belfast VIM. g. Woster Chatham; r. White
Providence; VIM A Wadsworh, Utica; Rchd. Gaze, Hud.
son; D. Is, Provost Smmford II. NJ. White, N. Jerseys M.
Bulls f. Bulls, Schuylk Fells; J. Nung Oswego; H.
FsS s3"S.tif ls sf SSss F:s S
j. . Bloom, Southport, w r; w. r.. Osborne, Cine nnati
s ,I$ = Bs lsna nSg%s rGs'e Srses
n York; Philips, Albany; H. r. Jones Little Fasj Geo.
as4 sso sF ssi s siissr, SSS iop:
Ab:aIn Jones' Little Falls; Levi Lewis, Wells H. b. Crtten
den. hcrwch; NJ Merrill B,nghampton; l.. A. LOOMS VI;
VIM Shaw; w. l.. Carpenter, Boson VIM IIiedman Phs
c. NJ, Clifford, tsses; Louis Lawrence, N Haven't j. Nc
Daniels, NJ. Hiard, Breyoort; VIM Gray, N. Y; Geo c
Rober. Hartford Saml G Fisher, Dover, N. N: Samuel
Shove Fall River; Mr. Wilkinson. Keene N II; j. Crayton.
Ssracuse; D. M. Hunt, Conn Chas s. Bradley. Haven;
WIN Brockway, y. Haven; Rob. NJ Stokes, Phad w. t..
Nloett s. Mills. Oliver scroel, Albany J. Lord, Water.
town; DE- MERCER Qpebec, L. e,
W Spooner, Vermont; Dr. A, b. Campbell, r. Winderlck
fmlad; q Wilcox, North Carolns b. Ryall New Jef
wyi T. X Parker, Newark; P jones, II. Jones, Phad W.
Jones Ogdsn;hurg q. l. Lewis, R,hway; NJ ID Gordon
n.nx sing 1 ID. T. imonds, Newark; w. Tompkins D. Temp
i; =. howss, Schenectady; . Sapderson, Somerville
,dcs ep@pori Nsw jersey; H. Maxwell Cooperstown; C.
~ hniad Muncllr Bat y. Gardener Bennngon
g. ,e rns Schenecmdy; o. Breese, Binphsmpton; f.
f. Robbe * AUSTIN Qs'eso r. Jones, Bngampon
,,,,,,,- e., NV EraL.Np HOUSE,
"'"''" r"''on' ohio' 4. Baldwin. Newark; q. Prutn
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Rre.a 81 100 ss,: s. EsSs NJ 7, ss 90
yyss ~ .,oo Flenins,oa Copper es1 10 Meehsnies
B.i & sa.qs. sfs.. Gsn;a is1; 1900 \, s's,; 81.
l2< 500 Lsg Coal Scrip sk 200 Susqushanga Canal 49,
AREA sALks-,5o Girard Bank. isE; ! do do igt; 23s
Notes 20, osi 50 Girard Bank, l2A so Bank. Az 50
Vicks bug Railroad. IN; 100 G,r'rd Bank. i2A.
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TIE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
CrHCULATIeN-Fo THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cepts pcr copy--97
IS per annun--payable in advance "
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per copy-S3 ia cents rannurn--Jsyal.e ~ advance
HERALD FOR EUROPE.-Eyory stesrn Packet day
vrice ~ cents Per conyS3 payable advance
HOLIDAY HERALDPnblisheh on The LIST of January and
'tot Jnly Of each ysoI-single copies .ixience each
ADVERTISEMENTS, 1T the usual prices-aways cash in
Advertiscments should be written in pain leehle
The Proprietor will not be responsible for errors that
Occur theIn 49,
PRINTi|' Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch. 49,
Al letters communications by uni addressed to the
establishment must he paid the postage will be de-
Quoted from the subscription money RENTED.
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MORE CONTRA Dlc rIoNs.-A vague and an ldie
Tumor rs circulating in the streets. to-day, that
General Scott had been defeated ut Puebs ana was re-
treating upon Perote IL was said to have been commu
nj .ated by telegraph from Fredericksburg here is
not the least shadow of truth In it, As young Criten
den said that General Taylor surrenders 80 1t
may equally said by his friends that General Scott
retreats " Nt
Some of the Southern papers are still hsrpng upon
the twelve months men, IL Is true that the time of
few than three thousand volunteers will expire in
June and july but have ascertaned from the Adju-
Generals Office that reinforoements have already
arrived route Of men to during the
who will more than supply the vacancy. General Scott
will have u strong and efficient army to meet and
any force which the enemy may send against
him. And we learn that fresh detaehments of force
now In the service OF the government will probably be
sent forward to participate in the with Mexico
Caian, May Ia. r.I
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DR, X. CHABERT takes this mrdium to inform hi.
~ friends and the public that he has again resumed the
practice OF medcine at No. 47B Grand street
To those who be disposed TO solicit his assistance he
will devote his usual aud attendance trusting his
previous will be sufficient satisfy scrupu
Ions that his treatment all will alleviate the
OF suffering humanity f in the thurman aid do
mil 3otsr
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CLOTHING.
A FULL AND FASHIONABLE SUIT,
RE DY NJ ABE,

AT THE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
me 3n~r No. log Fulton street
I ITCH TCHE, A CHINESE CATSUP.-1his very
IL superior and original Catsup made from the pulp of Ii
tc Chinese fruit noted for its puugsnt and delicious acid
x and is peculiar digestive properties is prepared BY VIM
the Chinese embassy VIM Osborn & Co offer this Catsup
t2r enrichng graves SOUPS, meats Wild fowl &c with
existence particularly those designated London
and which made anywhere in London
1t will be sold retail At the Family Groceries at the very
Icy Prfs Sf sy o cent. pin. bS!s and wholesale
q 1OO0 "A RARE CHANCE.-Men of enterprise
W 4OVOs and business habits, wanting employment
where they can be their bosses and who have cash
piisl OF 1886 $780, will do well call III Fulton street.
to every family in the Union Such chance to make for.
tune, small capital seldom Offers Letters postpaid
will receive attention.
mya lmsrc c. ALDEN, III Fulton street.
CLARET! CLARET! CLARET!
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform the public that he
keeps constantly hand his store Mol Barclay street
corner Of Broadway the best quality Of Caret Wine. He
would particularly invite the attention OF hotels and public
IL se assured they Will 81
a2a lm.rc CHALEs ECKERT.
UANO-Baance Of the cargo Of brig Virginia from south
~ America from anal ss superior any other kind in
the market For sale III lots suit purchasers, Trappe
Stores, Brooklyn usar Fulton Ferry, Apply 70 ppr,,
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
I A les OR GENTLEMEN having superfluous effects
IL % dispose Of such Wearing Ararel Furniture &c..
subsc through the Post Office, otherwise who will
attend at their residences. J. LEVENSTYN,
Lsde, can b. attended to v Mr., go sETaESSSsy VI stairs
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Cot: BAYKHEAp This gentleman arrived in
W f-ainetnr W terd,y. He came mp the Missis-
sppi from New Orleans and brings with him the stand
ards and flag. Of the enemy which Gen Scott took at
Vera RUIZ We are happy to the Colonel Tn such
god health aud spirits after his arduous campaign
under Mexican sun. Ten years-snce had the
pleasure Of seeing him ast-sppear scarcely to have
blanched his complexion, furrowed his forehead we
shall have the pleasure Of seeing and describing more h
our leisure tho trophies of the which he bears 10
the War office from Major General Scott. We learn
that an opportunity will be afforded to all who may
desire TO inspect these trophies at II o'clock NJ 70.
morrow when they may be ut the north portco OF
the " ar Department Union, Nay ID
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Sales OF Stocks at Boston.

May as s,se Ba,s, 50; North Rank. 95 IS Old Colo;
.roa!, 0lH 10 do 02A; Is Fab River Railroad 30
si S, t,i Scrip b IS l. is: IS Norwich aud Wo
Rr-old 90 do, 5e<; 2lj Eap Boston Company
dc "a, . ZOO - =
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BABY JUMPERS! BABY JUMPERS.
THE ATTENTION of mothers and Of nurses is invited
examination Of this indispensable article equel
nursery which be found of every variety aud price
100 Broadway. SAML. BROOKS,
Nd tperc AppIff far the Msuuf ur.r
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MRS. LEIrLlU, NO. o7 DIVISION STREET
w OULD respectfully inform her friends and the public in
w general that she has constantly hand full and fash
,so rnscans Of superior quality, and mourning bonne
The Indies from the well the requested
call and examine her stock before purchasing elsewhere
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SCOTl'S BAZAAR.

NO. DEFY STREET
Glands SCOTT has removed TO No. Dey Get (thc
Of his former SUGGEST and has opened splendid
place where he will Dinners, &c. in his old style
that gave much satisfaction to his custsmers.
variety of hot Dinners WI be given each day. from IL till
additional charge small extras as bread butter &C.
The finest Liquors that be procured his bar and
the best Favored Cigars.
He will be happy his old friends and respectfully
licits the patronage of the public in general.
Steaks, Chops, Cold Cuts Poached Eggs, Rarebts Tea,
Coffee &C., at any time until IL ?. Nj.
His tables will be supplied with the best European and all
The New York papers. as inc
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Tie Crops.
The crops in Georgia looking well A little rain
wanted
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IMMATURE PAINTING.
Nj X. McDOUGAL has taken the room No II, in building
vl known Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery
Of Broadway and Murray street. where he would be happy
attend to orders in miniature water color sketches
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

CROTON HOSE, DAYS PAThNT-The Inventor Of
- this article offers for sse pledsng himself replace
machinery for covering the inside rubber tube having after
the perect article originally conemplated when the nyen
ton patented 1t is now all right For sale at No. 2s
Courtlandt street. HORACE H. DAY.
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PARKER'S
cor + e ii o u S e,
NO. 20 DEY STREET,
FORMERLY OF
IS JOHN STREET. NEW YORK.

DRINCE x UNKART, manu- iacturers OF PAPEK HANG
L INGS No. 3t3 Pearl street, Franklin Square Wholesale
purchasers will find themselves fully emuneraed for calling
Is above before huving. AZ Imissr
DROFESSOR OF MUSC-G. II. SOLOMON takes III. s
mode OF informing his friends aud the public that he has
moved % Chatham street. where he Continues teach Fo
n Violoncello Guitar and Singing heretofore either
classes or sngly by new aud imroved method peculiarly
his by which his pupils advanced in half the
usual time.
French Accordion tnught. Terms moderate. ma 3ot.c