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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-16
rAIRRANKsIs PLATFORM SCALES.

fJNHE GREAT SUPERIORITY OF these Scales has never
been so fully understood and appreciated ss during ns
past year While hundreds ofmpertect yet warranted
scales Of other kinds been tried found wanting aud
purchasers Of FAIRBANKS Scales have in no
case been disappointed.
The universal confidence which Ia felt 10 the accuracy
and perfect adjustment Of these scales Is such mat hey
have come be regarded the Standard, from which
there IL no appeal.
No matter how severe the tesl-iand the makers court
the seyerest tssts-uO whether The article or load
10 be weighed is placed the center or on ether angie OF
he platfoTuwbether the amount Is small or great-rom
The lowest TO the highest capacity Of The sese-he amount
indicated ID always right
Tbese Consideration duly estimated by all that class
Of the conunity who value their reputation for correct
dealing and heoce the increased and constantly Increasing
demand for Fairbanks's Platform Scales
FAIRBANKS a co. Agents,
mi9 7n,i.e,d Ia Wster-sI New-York
EXTR4CT FROM LETTER received from
r. Connecfieat. Mr.. c. Ross Co-Your letter 10
ouing how We Ike th. MIL purchased II you 10 Oc-
tober ast is before u.s. and reply hat The MIL performs
well and gives good Satisfaction Corsid-rns The power
takes TO run these mills consider hem The oes mills
We acquainted with - ,,-,r,,,,.co
Yours with respect ID. W ILLIAMs 4 ".
Deep River Conn, March T. 1871
Merchants and Farmers 10 are 10 the city from di-
fsreut parts OF Inc country 10 search Of useful and valuable
srris would well to call al The o1cs Of C. Ross Co
iI Faltoo-.L and examine the celebrated Fitzgerald
Por,able Mn ADAPTED for farmers and panter Use IL
1. a. perfect gristm here IL n ne world Tor 80,
snc burr stone a. ihaL All letters must Be post paid
ale % 4 %
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Drp GOODS.

DANTALOONs-Wes are in receipt OF an extensive
assortment OF he styles Of French, English and
German cassimeres which would commend to The
teuuon OF those who have proved The ruth Of
tons reference to the superior sys and make OF psna-
locus enabled TO furnish and such have eoI
given ihem = trial would repea. the that
hose requiring IT, combining ease md elegance, can be
suited at 81 Broadway. WIN 7. JENNINGS co.
m30 isn prapen and Tailora
RMY AND NAvY-The partcular attention direct.
1ed to military work ensbes to furnish army and
navy uniforms 10 strict conformity 70 regulations and we
have always hand goods to the requirements
of all grades Of the service.
VIM 7. JENNINGS Il CO Diapers and Taors.
as IFS 81 Broadway American Hotel.
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%Sx-NItss Tor Albany and Troy direct from the
H1znnkkM1 S,ot OF Cortland-st Passengers taking
49,. r., vii arrive Id tim. 10 take the morning train Of
cars ro Troy west 10 B11ao' sna no'n 70 "n'ena and
Lake Chanplesn- r,,,r,v r,yp
I'll lssys on Saturday Evening. a. 0ellck Regain
A.. Tae.dsy Thuradsy and Saturday,. For passage
o. ri souIv % board, At the ohcs % lhe wharf
F,sght must be pat IN charge Of the fret GIT agent or Ii
rou,oany viii not DO responsible for lOss-
DiY LISr Steamers Troy, Capt A. Gorharn, Niagara
n l. Kellogg. having bseu newly Decorated viii i.ks
heir sla,ioG N q few esyS alo
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GUIoN's

wARe-RoONs
LNROSTING ON "a EAST BROADWAY and II d..
vision-st-The subscriber would respectfully tender
his sincere thanks his friends and the public gen
orally. for their very liberal patronage since his removal
from Pearlst 10 bis present location and respectfully
soicits continuance OF the same, and the recommends
lion OF their friends 10 his establishment
The arrangements nh the most extensive manufsctur.
OF this country and Europe for early supply Of the
latest patterns, will enshe purchasers 10 make their selec
tons from the complete assortment Of al the various
styles Of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c. TO be found In
the city.
Families m,y be assured Of every article proving
presented all goods received direct from the
lecturers and IL the intention that the stock shall consist
of the best quality Of AL descriptions goods pertaining 10
the line ard furthermore, the prices heretofore snail
be made perfectly satisfactory. WIN. n. GUION,
as Imiseod % East Broadway, and II Division-st
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Garpetinqs.

CHEAPBsT CARPET Essablishnsst In The United
~ States - BoveryH Hiram And-rsou has juss received
per late arrivals from Londoc large and beautiful ssso
neni Of Redduubustsr CNpsnz. Hearth Rugs, Ploof
Cloth ke kc manufactured and imported expressly fos
city trade and warranted fast eolors all OF which vii be
sold Is per less than any other establishment In
the city.
Aso lust received 500 large hearth rugs, ses each
lo0o square yards floor oil CLOTH s.. 10 Sc Peryud
1880 yards wcol Ingram esrpeting, Is Sd. 10 "a
10000 yards Venetian stair DO IA Sd. 70 e.
5000 ysrds three ply Competing, To- Cd 10 10.
500 pair window shades, ss 10 -
N B-Remember the rumber. % Bovery.
usSl 2neodis HIRAM ANDERSON, 70 Bowery.
NEW CARPETING
And Floor OIL Cloths.
SHAW & CARTER,
- Pcsgl-arsrf. CAafA1ns.
HAVING BY RECENT IMPORTATIOSs and BY Goa
II siErments from Of tie most established Mana
OF the newest and most desirable style OF the above ar
ces respectfully invite The attention OF Merchants and
Dealers 10 their splendid stock consisting IN part Of
Extra Ssxony ard Tapestry VELVET CAhPEIlN0S
Brussels and Tapestry Brussels Of superior quality do.
Splendid Ply, manufactured TO ordsrl do
Double Super (of unusual iexiurel do.
superfne Fine and Common. Ia great variety do
Dsmask, Royal Twiled and Plsn Veneians do.
Table ard Piano Covers. Is varied sssorment)
Window Shades, OF all patterns.
Rugs Unsurpassed in quality Of the riches, coors
STAIR Rods. Of every description
PLaiH and Figured Matfin 90. Of all rdah.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
To their stock OF hich particular attention 10 solicited,
every having been akel render Il unsurpassed in
quality variety, and richness OF patterns.
To Hotel Keepers, Purveyors for Steamboats, sc well 40
affords facilities in selection in every department Of
the business, rarely equsef. mis- 2neodss
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Arrivals Of Produce, 60. by the New.York

Arrivals Of Produce, go. by the New.York
and Erie Railroad..-."J r. ClsrksOn, ATsnt.
reported spse,sliyfor The Nsro- York Tribune.
THURSDAY, April Is, ls47.
Per barge Samuel Mdrsh-22 bbls 40 bags -four G +
Hswkbury 10 tubs butter 81 calves Capt Wood; % pkgs
butter, Van Auken Son, Is bags rye, Merke Dbl
seed 50 butter 81 calves IL sheep, Trimble Sc tubs
tsr so calves Blake ~ tubs butter AZ calves Hoyi
w ndes leather, Dill Hoversower; Is tubs butter 10
avss, Capt Caldwell; bxs sythes, Thomas franklin
5ebs hour calves Dbl eggs tubs butter 10 bis apples
aealves sheep, Capt Griswold; bxs goods, Il M
snbeins; 25s bdls hoes, Pierson Co; cases
Ranapo Screw Co; lot OF iron, T. Peckman.
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~ 4. q. Of u. F.-Members Of Beacon Lodge, No
228 o. OF o. requested TO be punctual In attend
ance at their lodge their anniversary meeting
Friday April l6 Brother J B. BACON will deliver lee
lure on the occasion Subjec,-the command, ITO Edu
cate the Orphan Members OF the order In general are
respectfully invited 20 attend.
Attest, Z. c. BISHOP, N. q. pro tenn
IE
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PacketshP Louis Philippe. Castof, I'm Hsvre, March
H. 10 FOX Livingston. Sailed in co ship James Tit
comb, for New.Orleans. Passed, going In. ships 81
Nicolas Francis Depau, and Severn, and William I
Whedon March H. lat 40 49, Ion a. exchanged signals
with one OF the Philadelphia and Liverpool packets,
with red signal and black cross bound east 9th lat
AZ 80 Ion 80 49, Am hern brig Ruth standing east 18th
lat Al 60, Ion 80 10, barque Daniel Webster OF Boston,
standing west Both, lat 80 80, lon az H. ship Rocks
standing east.
Ship Oneida. Cressy I'm Canton. 26th Dec and Macao
9th, teas and silks, 70 Grnne Mnturn & Co. The o.
experienced very weather in the lower part Of
the China Sea- In which the Goth Dec carried away
mantopmast and fore and mizen topgsllant mass eth
Jan saw bark Lark Tibbes, from Canton for New York
at anchor about - miles ST of Gaspar Island Feb IT,
lat 81 As s. Ion "a 80 f. saw ship Agnes, Where from
Canton for NewYork; March IT, the Equator Ion %
w, spoke and boarded ship Louisiana from NOrleans
for Rio Janero "a DIS out April g. lat 81 20 N, Ion 66
so w, when blowing heavy from WNW, and changing
suddenly to NE, carried away foreyard.
Ship Osceols, (of New Caste) Childs, 10 days from
GreeDock, mdse, to Nesnith g. Walsh-l27 Storage
passengers I'd inst lat 46 80 Ion 40 A. spoke schr Val
halla, bound to Limerick also brig Hannah Eliza
Passed large quantities OF ice crossing the Banks 5th
inst Joseph Williams (cook) and children died 100
miles southeast Of the Hook, passedbrg George sher
man, bound TO Cork.
Br bark Bridget Mcconnell A de I'm Dublin, ballast
and 100 passengers, to- G Laurie.
Brig Altoona, Clark I'm Havana, sugar, &c. 70 Read
Br brig wslshaw, 60 ds I'm Glasgow iron to Boormsn
Johnston a. Co.
schr William w wyse, Cole, ID ds I'm Matanzs', sugar
&c. to + Richardson.
schr Isabella Sherwood 3 DIS FIN Boston, mdse, to
Sprague.
Schr Bay State Clark, FIN Calais Me- lsth, to Smith
Boynton.
Schr Olive g. Elizabeth Fossett, I'm Calais Me, ath
and fish, TO Smith e. Boynton.
Schr Esther Eliza Clark, I'm Eastport, Me, lsth and
fish. to Smith & Boynton.
Schr Cadet Fowler, I'm MatanEas April /. molasses,
TO Read Hoppock Sailed in with brigs Genius, for
NewYork; Richmond for Philadelphia Left schr w
Jewett for New.York. 9Th inst lat % 81 Ion 70 80,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-16

Rs- sICILIAN STRAW and Lace Bonnets -fhs
subscribers would most respectfully invite The al
lsuf.on OF The fashionable ladies' Of this city and else
VI here this and desirable article which
10 made ffbre from alrsf Of family OF Cscus and which
for beauty and utility they feel warranted 10 saying exces
anything Of The Kind Introduced 10 this city How
much the bonnets may SPEAK Tor themselves, ~
would observe tnat article for wear ihey are
ngly xht and pleasant The has power 70 cnsnso
their Color they able Of being done cve. ~
number Of times without Injury. They are 10" ~, 80
heir factory % Broomes - and may soon 20 '"A
most Of ths fashlOnahls milliDers IN Brosdssy
L HIGGINS 4 co. PaieBtees zod htn1tss tuIers
OF he slci.ian Straw and Lace bounec,
xs.. s6s Broome-sl n. Y.
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rY- Notice.-The subscriber would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he will wive bis persona
attention to the sale Of Household Furniture at Auction
al66t $50 JAMES NJ MILLER, rs Maiden.lsne.
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sALEs OF REAL ESTATE.

svH Lgdlss 4 CO.. lots corner Eleventh. avenue
3msh'st each e5xl00 SIPS.
s's Gsuixss M.lsr-2 plots OF ground on each side
80 B between 18th and 18th sts. $500.
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NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONs.-Fir
miscellaneous.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-A part OF the
remaining 40 miles Of the New-York and New Haven
Railroad being ready st The undersigned give
notice that they prepared 10 make contracts, at their
Office In Bridgeport Conn with responsible parties, for
the execution OF the work. In sections adapted to the sbi-
" and Of applicants The whole line 10 In course
Of preparation, and will be ready 70 commence working
upon during the month OF April BISHOP MILLER
Bridgeport, March 80, ls47. al lmis
NOTICE-To those who are going 70 alter and rent
Nher stores The subscriber has given bis hole al
enon TO this branch OF business and 10 DESTROYS they
would give him a call He will draw any design, and ex-
ecuie all work with dispatch, reasonable terms Job
bling Of every description done al short notice.
JOHN NJ. TRIMBLE,
ms tnylis Architect and Builder IL Theatre alley
DRRPARE FOR WET WEATHER.-The
l. Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Co" ofer for
sale the largest and best Of India Rubber Shoes
be found IN the country consisting OF every variety OF
ladies' and genemen's Oyershoes In use, Manufactured
from Goodyear PATENT metallic rubber, warranted not
to sti1en with The cold or be affected by the heat
Also, every description Of air light and water proof
goods In wholesale and retail Dealers invited TO
call and examine stock before purchasing
Warehouse, So Maiden-lane. dl7 isn
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CARPETS

RErAILED AT Wholesale PRICES.
VNHE VERY BEST double Carpets for osi good, all
i wool Carpets 5s Oh Cloths, old ard hard, from to "a
feet wide, Ss to los. best quality Every article In the
trade equally low.
ALDRIOH, BARsTOw & co.
440 PEARL-STREET, NETWORK,
being extensively gagged in the manufacture and impor
tson Of Carpets Rugs Duggeis, &c viii now sell them
for cash retail their extensive Warehouse 40 Pearl
81 as low any manufacturer importer sell the
same quality Of goods In the United States. great
riety Of auction goods always 10 store very low.
Merchants and the public in eners ars invited TO ex.
anime stock, which is ,Pnssed in extent, quality,
style snd variety Of patterns stower prices Than any
establishment In thiscity. ms lmeodis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-16

~ Plain Statement compound
Syrup Of Tar and Wood Nsptha--This medicine. the
invention Of man who gave the subjects OF Pulmonary,
Bronchial and Pecora Diseases the most rigid examna
ton has now been before the public four years Du
ring this period has performed Of the remark
able cures record OF Pulmonary Consumpuonsecured
the recommendation and Of physicians In their prac
tee and the wsmes approval OF thousands OF persons
in ordinary and severe colds coughs in hoarseness spit
ding Of blood, &c.
Certificates Of It's wonderful power have been given
IN some instances and sworn true, by persons, who
any time, will give verbal verihcstons OF their con-
lents.
Compound Syrup of Tar from but advertised agents
or of those above suspicion of dealing In counterfe
IL is frequently used aud highly recommended by some
OF the most respectable physicians in NewYok and Phil
sdelphiA .,..,,, =. ,
Prepared only BY AuGNEY DICKSON, n; T. cor Of
Fnh and spulce eta Philadelphia. Sold wholesale and
retsil by WYATT KETCHUM, general Agents III
Fulton 81 and at 2TS Broadway. JIG Smis'
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French calf boots a. 81 % equsl any sold IN this
q city for s. or 81. Fine French boots At - -, usu
- ally s. Beat french psienI leather boots - equal
shoes eaters and slippers always on hand and made TO
order short noucs All goods warranted to give saus
faction. Mending &C done IN the store Please cal and
az anime our STOCK YOUNG JONES,
- .i.s Ann-sI nesr Broadway.
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NEW SPRING CARPETiNGS.

PETERSON, HUMPHREY ROSS,
No. 452 Perl-sfresf, (neor Mad,sor,)
HAVE RECEIVED, by lsIe arrivals from Europe, q
large sud rich assortment OF the following choice Car
petings:
Saxony, Velvet and Tapestry Carpets patterns aud de-
signs entirely before offered Ia this country.
ard framed Brussels Carpets
Rich 3ply. new shscings, do.
Double super super sad extra fine do.
Damask. Royal Twied and Plain Venetian
Window Shades, Table and Piano Covers.
Duggets, Rugs. Mats, &c &c. Aso, heavy on Cloths,
from 10 "a feet wide together with large lot OF Cheap
Goods. 10 which psriculaI attention Is called ms Ennis
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CAKRIXGE CLOTH-iOo pieces India Rubbed
" csrr,ars ColA lpsn and eured Of superior eality,
a., sss AZ he lowest market priees al tbs warehouse Of
De Eessri H. ). Indk Ra55er gaeotJ, IS Maiden sre.
tylO isl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-16
TO TEACHERS

NIT. VERNON ARITHMETIC, by Jacob Abbott. Part
lVl |, Elementary. Part III, Fractions.
Teachers are invited 10 examine these works, which are
constructed plan materially different from that OF the
books In common The various principles involved 10
the several arihmeiical processes unoded 10
clear and gradual manner each being Illustrated by great
number Of examples Of nearly equal diculiy, 20 that the
pupils have full supply Of materials for practice without
explanation aud aid Thus the labor Of the teacher 10
greatly abridged, abundance OF peasan, and profitable
employment furnished for the pupils and the knowledge
which they acquire Of The subject s Of the most thorough
and practical character
These books contain also series OF exercises
rely plan for teaching the Of adding columns
Of figures with facility and correctness These exercises
be prsctced In classes and found
full wherever they introduced. These Addition Col
can be bought sepaaey-Prce rs cents per dozen
The above are published and for sale by
COLLINS BROTHER
J. j. CROWEN, CAS- Broadway.
ais Pits s. RAYNOR, rs Bowery.
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TsAnEILA GRAPEs-Of proper age fof foruing
vto-ysrds propagaed from and containing - me COCO
on.ie. which the mOs improved CULTIVATION % over ISu
-.rs has conferred the vineyards al Croton roln arc
80 of-red 10 The public Those who may purcnn4- Will
--ceve .urh Instructions will enable them 70 eutivse
n- r.pe win entire provided tneif ioceon
ros 100 AR North All COMMUNICATION. postpaid a.
S,sssed 10 & T USDEaHlLL, u. D. Sd Broadway, New.
Yok viii receive attention He feels quite eound mai
- 10. a f.r msliorafed the chxactsr and teoin o. me
rsns Vines 10 his vineyards and nurseries, oy improved
"fr.1on e hat they will generally ripen well and
nrodues good fut wh-n planted Ia most Of me Nonnern
"a al he Western, aiidle and Southern ststea
a. 2seOdis
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General Notices.
LIQUID HAIR DY1

LIQUID HAIR DYE
~ Bachelors Instantaneous Liquid Hair
Dye decidedly The best yet offered II produsesa per
ieey even and natural color without staining the skin,
leaving The hair so and elastic the natural hair Sod
by VIM BACHELOR, Waist Price, hair bottles 81
So whsksr bottles 81 Copy the address. nls lmiseod
EVERY ONES INTEREST.
n Wopld you use n safe, cheap and efiec-
tual Alternative, which most systems require on the
opening OF he spng then do no, fall 70 procure
HYERS PILLS.
The American improved Hygeian Vsgetsble Medicine,
which faithfully according 10 directions without
approving See important testimony from Capt : ;.
Parker ia Tomorrow Tribune. al2 eodis
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EVERY ONES INTEREST.
Books.
YANKEE DOODLE. NO. a..


THE POLITICAL CARICATURE this week Is a
L statue proposed 20 be erected 10 Gen. Tom Thumb
Benton by himself The hero 10 standing the PROSTATE
form Anns while Generals scolt and Taylor are
kneeling before him, and delivering up their swords
The other illustrations In this number gquste things
and the reading matter OF unsurpassed excellence Price
cepts-
Also. to-day, The Architect. No T. series Of original
designs for domestic ADD ornamental cottages this No
contains villa In Swiss style also cottage In the
style, by VIM. II. Rsnlet Price 80 cents.
ais w. n GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings.
DTsRAELIs NEW NOVEL,
DECEIVED AND FOR SALE This day by VIM TAY-
III LOR co. 2Astor House, the and powerful
novel entitled Tancred. or The New Cru,sde by B.
DIsrae. Nj r. author Of Couingsby" &c. Price 25
Harpers Preside Library No. ], entitled Alice Cor
don" by J. Alden, ID. ID. illustrated. Price S7t cts
slreaks Of sqnaier Life and Far West Scenes By Soil
tsire, illustrated. Price - cts.
The Doweriess The Lost VIII, a novel, by Madame
Chss. Reybaud. Price Is ca.
The Water Cure Manual, by Joel shew NJ D. Price 30
cents.
Captivity Of Napoleon on ST. Helena, by Count Montho
Ion, parts and 6. Price . cts. each.
Chamberss Cyclopedia OF English Literature, No. g.
Chamberss Information for tie People, No. Is
Howius Journal Of Popular Progress, kc. &c.
sl6 WIN TAYLOR, Astor House.
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WIGS AND TOUPEES,
tVBatcLeIor,s new Invented Wigs and scalps
are he most perfect and natural specimens Of me AL OF
wiz making The public invited @ in:Ree5 p M,ss
assortment manufactured only BY M bAICnkLvn, :
Wsllsi near Broadway Copy she addr0ees mig l@ieeo9
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BELOW.

BELOW.
Two ships, 3 barks, and brigs unknown. Wind NNW
The Telegraph reports a bark ashore the HOOK
outside
DISASTER.
ScHR HARMONIOUS WALKKR.-A letter from the Pay
master u g A. at Vera Cruz dsted March "a says AT
the request Of Capt Butler late of the schr Harmonious
Walker. OF New York, and last from New Orleans, with
cargo of suffers stores have inform all concerned
that the above schooner the night OF the 10th inst
in strong norther driven from her anchorage and
bilged on Sunday morning she was discovered and o
boat attempted go to her assistance but filled and two
men were drowned, the sea running very high. No
communication with the feet under the Island OF Sacri.
fcios. rode down abreast Of the schooner, two miles
from my camp and discovered the and passengers
in the rigging in great danger with the flying halt
way up her rigging repaired TO the Quarter
master Captain Irwin, Of the u g. Army and requested
whale boat placed upon wheels, believing could
rescue all board. which promptly furnished and
hauled down opposite the schooner, and succeeded in
reaching the schooner The schooner 10 total loss also
her cargo"
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- FOR sALE-A beautiful lad 10 saddle horse,
IN perfectly genlle, Of hae action and wiz Hol
~ canter or pare. 81 preferred. Apply 81
LA THURSTON 4 TOWNsEN0's Stables,
- u Reade-st
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PARTICULAR NOTICE,

~ Those persons about breaking up houseneepng
or having furniture Of any description TO dispose o. VIII
find ready any portion all OF their goods oy
sending line calling upon the subscriber ana GOODS 10
any purchased He will also attend to any sale or
SON. and settled with his usual promptness All gooos or
consgnments will be advanced upon II desired.
r. COTTON, 81 Ann-st
BIZ. C. will remove on the LIST ofMsy TO sic Broad
way Gothic Hal. mlo lMylS