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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

~ Romanism.-Rev r. LEAHEy, late Monk OF La
TfsSoe Will Lecture on Thursday evening Al ooiooA'
Apfii D. al he Broadway Tabernacle -. T., ....
Mr. Loshey will show Thar he was mV g ~ ~. ~o,s
year, and tat the late Pope released him from ms vow
feehbacy got married In Philadelphia, ana ms WE "a
persuaded from MIN 10 the sixteenth year OF hSt eso
conspiracy between Priest Mullon OF New'Viess' az"
Bishop kenrck Of Philadelphia A.,ui
10 eonobOrAlon OF he above statement MI Leahsy MI
exhibit original documents from The late POPE o. home
Bseop Kenrick and John Swift, Mayor OF fnisoePhls
The lecture viii be illustrated by sad catalogue OF m
eontroyerbe quotations from Peter Denss Lain Tnoolo
Mr. Lcahey has translated and published with the orgns
Lain on one side Of tho page, and the English on me oIne
And will be- for sale Thursday evening 81 the door Oh
The Tabernacle. Price q cIs.
Ladies are positively prohibited from coming 70 THIS Lee
tnre also youths. Ambulance y els -,
Mr.. Leahey will appear In his Monasiie dress a. 2us-
r1- Physiological Lectures for Ladies'-Mrs;
New-Yofk Course Of Nine Lectures on Anslony AM
Physiology They will be illustrated by nnc fIsnen
Modeile oe Femme, and . complete sci OF mo'slo
iopcsl Plates and papier mscht Models Ihe inuooes
sAoon on Friday at 5ocock PM Tickets for The Course
- Single Lectures 50 cent? Mrs VIRGIN nas s ,n
Lectures with at Pbilsdelphia, bsunoe pVsop
and other places She IL permitted 10 refer 10 no seno
men named Below
Dr.. Y1LESrISr Morr, / Depau Row. Blsecser-'t
Df T. fARaIY, cor Bond aud Broadway
W SAMUEL GKfswoLD, Si2 Fou rth-sl.
" A. 5. Ball. i2s B.secsersI
~ ~ LpwlhD BArsRD, 6si Broadway
VI JOIN ID kCss, IS Cenlre-st
~. JOBS q kcH, corner Broadway and fouf'hs1
Kew JOINS. c. ABsorr, Az Houston-sL
ISAAC t. hoPrts, 20 Third.sl 40
&c Are You Ill s-Use Hyer's Pills :-one OF
we oesi medical compounds ever known as general cor
.senve OF he system. See General Notice eolumn OF
zee Tribune lo-monow II MWdEb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

RYOTNG & JONES, Ann-sL are seling roc
French calf boots al - 60 equsl ~ any sold IN ms
CITY for - or 81 Zine French boots al - ~, usu-
~ ally S5 Be-t French patent leather boots 81 equal
10 those ususy cod - and go great assortment OF
shoes. gsi.ers and slippers always hand, and msds 70
ord-r Al short notice All goods warranted 10 give ssts
faction Mendng &C. done 10 the store Pess. Ssl ana
- min. our 1909 YOUNG JONES,
~ Is,is- Aun-sL near Broadway.
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~ General society of Mechanics ar

rresing 81 me Society will be held Mechanics Hall,
a. roadway his evening April hour after sensel
- \, ISAAC FRYER, Secretary.
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o,r.yr AMI 0uTrERY FOR CASH.

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY FOR CASH
yIygE sIJBsCRIBER Ia now receiving nis spfihg I'M
nn-,s,,ors Of Hardware and Cutlery, and from me ma
nfcrers large assortment Of goods 10 which ne Noa
cali the attention OF hose who have cash 70 pay III
sod he daerence between item and credit Prices W." 0e
40 yreat mat IL will be object 20 purchasers .,,.
Il
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.

Tr~ BatcheIOT7s = -
i've Is decidedly the best Yet offered II produces per
ecty even and natural color without staining me
virg Inc hair so and elastic the natural hair 500
nv WI BATCHELOR 2 Wal-st Price, hair bottles 81
q; whisker bottles 81. Copy the sddress mig imseod
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, Conversion of a Rowling saloon into

Ihnrch-TLe neal aud spaclOus Han IN EIBuVee11Ist
hsiween Fourth Avenue and Irving place, near Onon
st11e which has been occupied hitherto as oowIng
sloon will be opened as place OF Divine worship TOT
~ Uuion Baptist Church next Thursdsy evening a. -
o'clock Sermon by Rev Mr. Tucker Pastor of'he 0nvsf-
e. Bapts, Church. ~ ~
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Iaiies and ch,ldrers' shc :

v Johnson viii sch 81 auction on WEDnEsplxs,r =
knr,i I'm Al III O'CLOCK A ~ Il ne store VI A .a,
q fes ard ssssonsSle goods suitable for country els
trade.
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Boarding.
BOARDING ON BROADWAY-Af few transient
good rooms 9S Broadway, Immediately opposite the
Franklin House Merchants and other visiting the city
business will ind this very central and pleasant oca
ton al lwls<"os+
BOARDING in a private fsmily.-A gentleman and
ID lady or single gentlemen, can be accommodated
with pleasant apartments and board from the first Of May
Location upper part Of Henrys Inquire al l76 souihsL
az lwE
BOARD WANTED-For gentlemen and wife IN the
Flower part of the city, west side 'front.' room and bed
room and pantry either furnished or unurnisned
note addressed TO P. H. stating terms, which must be
moderate, will be Immediately attended TO at this ohce
CENTEEL BOARD wanted for gentemao, wife and
VI two liule girls len minutes walk from Second
Avenue and Twenty hh-st. Address J. 5 t. this ONCE
Apartments fernshed or unfinished. az ~
nOUMs WANTED.-Two unfurnished rooms
Iee FIRST second floor OF genteel house In or near
Broadway wanted for professional purposes TO be occ
pied during the day only Above Houston-sL preferred
Address V. c." Brooklyn p o. az ~
DOONS WANTED within FIVE minutes walk Of the
III Park-A room and bedroom attached, furnished py
single gentleman in The house OF private family az 81
ID OOMs-Furnished or unfurnished, with bedroom and
Ilpantres attached, to let TO one or two nn
private family with breakfast and tea, If rea"i'oo sly"
at 8 WalkersL west Of Broadway, -
no :. -x,.srsrIEuAN AND LADY wishing good
location IL offered al 10 ChamberssL Pos
session will be given in five or six days II eqaeo oUsl
a YOUNG MAN OF liberal education wishes to Oh
N tain hoard, where lis services Instructor 10 Inc
children or youth OF the family will be received as an
eouvsent Satisfactory testimonials OF character and
ability given. Address Henry" al this ONCE az ~
A CENT? ElIAN and his wife and two or three sin
n gle gentlemen have full part board IN The fam
routes Terms moderate. References given and required
Apply 81 6 Burtonst 81 -Mls-
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" French Lansuage.-Maneses. Oral systel

Madame Durand Of the late jean Mspescs, Will
continue her classes through the summer Gentiemen
i,hipg 10 oin the early morning class may now enter
,her names Ladies may their names for The aer
noon rlss, which will commence early In Msy a limited
,ersy IN nupils who may wish have the benefit OF
more constant prscce In spesking French can ner me
=. ~ "a us.irs.s, al 2wd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
General Notices.
Regular Democratic Whig Nomination. fo,
the Third Ward.

Regular Democratic NhIg Nomination.. for
the Third Ward.
For Alde,u'ea. ;;........THoMAs McELRATH
For As''tant AldeTm@' THOMAS MCKNIGHT.
JAMES Z. WOOD, WILLIAM L. sHARDLow
GEO wrrsELr.. f'' cs GsS g. cHrn,c
For fnIp,oto,, 'N
4! Dist. SMITH DuNNIN3, ALEXIS SMITH
H. ..TuOS. c. BARTINE, ROBT. L. HATHEWAy
Ill. SAM. X MABBATT, THos. w. FAULKNER
Nominating COMMITTEE
GsS1Ss + pSggoO' PsEd osssm ssml R Msbbsu
jeremiah LOthroP, NJ. a. Hoppock William Ebbila
Whhsh kunk, A Sidney DoSne, Thos w. Faulkner
George Wetsen.
~ Third Ward Attention, The Democrat.
Wing Electors Of The Third Ward requested TO meet
this "wednesday evening, At halfpss O'clock Al a
Neseys to hear tho report Of the Regular Nomina,ng
COMMITTEE, elected 10 nominate Charter Ohcers fr ,bs
Ward Tor the ensuing year. Several prominent Why's
Will be present TO address the meeting and uil and eS
GEORGE W. PENToN' Chairman.
ALEXANDER c L.wRfScL Secretary. s7il'
~ Fihh Ward.-Al a very laree and ep,bu.,s.u
JONES called 70 The Chair WrILiaM s6oyp AZ
JoHE w. THosSE, Esqs were appointed Vice Chsirnen
and JANIS A. RicH and WM H. UTr secretsries
The call Of the meeting having been read and approved
Mr. W. A Darling, IN behalf OF the Nomiuat inc Commit
tee reported the following Ticket and r.sout,ops which
were unaqimously adopted
For Aids ra'an. WILLIAM ADAMS.
Fo' A'sstant AIdsrman. ALEX AMBER II. SCHULTZ
ISAAC B. BACHELOR, WILLIAM C. SCOTT
For Constabis5.
JOsEPh JENKINS CHARLES VAN BLARCOM
For Inspectors,
!. Dis. John McKIMMIS, JOHN w PRISON
III. JOHN FLENDER. EDWARD COOK.
Ill JAMES THOMPSON, THEODORE WARD
Nv. s. CHATTERTON. JOHN r. RODMAN
v: " JONATHAN NATHAN, THADDEUS HYATT
Reiolsed, That The ticket presented 10 The unapuous
choice Of the Wings of the Fifth Ward.
solced That by the character and capacity Of our car
odaes we mean to assert serious Intention Of giving
our most efficient aid and comfort those who desire
dminution Of The heavy burden OF under which
city is suffering honest application Of the
~ expenditures, and faithful administration OF the City
Government
Resolved That the Wings OF the Ward who are willing
TO aid the cause, at the Polls the day OF Election be "a
quesied 10 hand their the Ward Committee al
the Marion House, on Wednesday evening.
R,soivd That when adjourn, ad ourn 10 meet al
ticket
Reolved That the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
shed in the Wing papers.
The meeting was ably and eoqueny addressed by Hon
Morris franklin and after good singing by Messrs
King and Scott, The meeting adjourned.
ROBERT JONES, Chairman.
WILLIAM SCOTT, Vice
JOHN w. THoRNE, Chairmen.
Us W. a A. F RIeH' Secretaries.
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WIGS AND TOUPEEs

BACHELORS new invented Wigsand Scaip.
are The most perfect and natural specin ems OF me ar %
VIZ making The public are invited TO inspect large
sssortment manufactured only by WIN. BATCHELOh, [,
Wall near Broadway Copy the address. mis- lmiseod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

IL Sixth Ward.-The Democratic Wing Electors Of
the Sixth Ward are requested 10 meet Thursday
irg, April 9, at Harmony Hail. II Centerst u o'clock
respond TO the nominations Of the Nominating Committee
for Charter Officers stihe ensuing election.
BY order Of The Nominating Committee,
MOSES b. TAYLOR, Chairman.
I D,fa
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JOHN Il. DODGE, SecTtIaTy. az IT

F irish Emigrant society-Nouce Is hereby
given that the annual election Tor officers OF the Irish En-
igrani Society OF New-York for the ensuing year. will
held at the Office ofthe Society, q SpucesL the fifth
day OF April next between the hours of II NJ aud p NJ
OF that day for the purpose Of choosing President three
Vice Presidents, Treasurer Secretaries and four
members Of the Executive Committee
By order. GREGORY DILLON, President.
MIcHL J. OCossoR, secretaries mis- Potts
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SPOKEN

April L. Highlands of NeverSink NNW 30 miles spoSe
big Creole I'm NewYork for Bermuda
March H. lat 81 so lon 20 05. brig Osceola, oil New
Bedford. no reported) from New. York for Sligo.
Aphl2 of Cape Sable, was seen steamship hDeinia'
tom Boston for Liverpool.
March g. lat AZ 81, Ion 80 80. steamer Cambria capt
lQdkina from Rsstnn for Iiyerpool.
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RVFPIBE FOR WIT WEATHEK.-Th

DREPAkk FOH VII WIZ lie 1 = a, -
L Newark irtis Rubber sAnuisetIrlng 20 oas s ~.
- r. I,rss. a1t bes Assortment CT Inda Rubber snoes
=, n. Ia he country. cocsstng Of every geney
isdI.s snc geneneu's Ovefsaoes N use oot
-, cootyesrs Pslsrt7 metallic rubber, wsFran'e1 '
=, $50 rtth tie cod or be affected By tie beai 49,,
sl.o eyery description Of air rghi and %
yoa. 10 "a a vh7lesSls and retail Dealers fis
al xn1 81 srafns oar before 7urehsfinx ~ ~.
" " ~ .itsn-isns
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fDR LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS ssEr
&S3fS FOR FOREIGN PORTS.

S36aE FOR FOREIGN PORTS.
r5-I Letter BAGS are open a, the Office Of The New,
York Tribune for all Foreign Ports, and az letters uu
newspapers deposited In this Office VIII always % .os
warded by tho very earliest vessels Ihis esPssShsr. -
unast ths spee,sl .upsryi.lon OF J. B. MOWER, ESQ.
well Known for many wears as the experienced and eff
Gent Superintendent Of the Foreign Letter Department Of
the New-York City PostOfce.
Bags open for he reception Of letters and news
papers for the following places viz London Liverpool
glasgow ireland, Hsvre, Msrseiles, Amsterdam, Bre-
men. Hambursh. Rio de Janeiro, Valparaiso Buenos
Ayres Oregon, Mexico, Panama, St Thomas, Kingston
JAM Maianzas, Havana
Office open from A. NJ. I'LL IoP.M az lw
~ Letter. and Newspapers VII, be Ie zee e Al
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NOTICE TO COSTRAIToRs.-A par % sI t.s
y remsinng % miles Of the NeT-1or ana Ns"-nsseu
Railroad being now ready let. ihe Undersigned kye
roc- nat hey are prepared 70 make CONTRACTS ~ NEIL
~ ~ Bri1Zeport COan. with responsible parIies i0f
he execution OF The wofz IN sections sapeo 70 NC aoa.
~ I'D means OF applicants The whole Inc Is IN course
N prep.rsuou aud viii be ready % commence worhins
nnffn d1ring he month VI April BlshOf MlLLnh
lF.e.n, I-l--h 49, ~ tat1 al lL-4s
NToTICE-To thoss WHO are going 10 alter sad rent
lNth-r stores TIE Subscriber has given ns "noIs az
an 10 mis- branch Of business and IL DESTROYS hey
Ss Il ave III. call lie viii draw s1y design, and ex-
-~ut. AZ work viii dispatch, % f-asonao- fins SDo-
80 of syery aescrplio done a. short rOrce
'-s ~ JOHN N. TRINBLE,
.s,,.vtf. Architect and Builder. IL Thsstre-ailey.
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~ Clay Festival of 1S17.-The Committee OF
Arrangements for the Festival will meet this "wednesday
evening April 7, a7i O'Clock, the Apollo Saloon Mem.
bers are desired TO be punciuaL By order.
ABM r. LAWRENCE Chairman.
al
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General Noiiffs.

q Missionnry Meeting. The anniverssry o. tne
foI,hs missionary Society attached 10 the M CnnIen
nForsyh-st will take place 81 me cnuren on inuisoay
s,srlng next the sih inst
fhs meeting viii be addressed by Rev Dr. ~ Levings
ra D. w BaTtine Of Newark, N j. appropriate pieces
vl be sung hy The choir and collection taken up 10 ad
cine esuss Fxercses 10 commence u O'Clock. al 2ts'
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SE..LING OFF AT COsT.-zcnlns...s 'ssng, les,
- Lamp Dl No. save your money. ADD
cal a. once, a. l73 Bovery
Al 2yia
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ROOM. CLINTON HALL, COR. BEEKMAN AND NASSAU SIS.
rR2J 900 Volumes, sixty Reviews and Magazines,
American ard Foreign-Clerks' initiation fee q hall
yearly dues 81 Merchants and others yearly sub'crip-
Ion a. c. l.. EVERlTT,
- lyyi.eod. Pres Mer. Lib. Association.
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.TgV Avn pOMPTON IKON.-The Use

O1KRIIGE CLOTH-lOe piece. India Ka .',,s
u Garage Cl0h plain and hglredl OF
-, .is Al he lowest market Prices Al me EAreaooss "
he Nssrf, N. J. lndis Rubber FscOry, 81 Aaden'sn'
fyiO isis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

nFUOyAL.-THoS +. PEERS eoniec1o,In,eer, ~
II renoved 10 as PearlsL doors below w lllAn ~
- cbsfhan-st where he Is daily Manufacturing eNeIy
y.Tisy Of corrections Tor home consumption ana io ~
sonihern and Western markets 81 The lowest
a. resnerfnllv solics call for eNamn aiou AssuIlhs
boss who wish to purchase, that every article
myed by him is perfectly pure and free rom every %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

~ DaIIey,s Pain Extractor.-THE oRIeINAL AND
osIy EsUISE-Dealers In the city and country can De
furnished with their Spring supplies, on the most hoern
terms, by the propnetors, ru.v
~ Beware OF The counterfeit, The genuine has me
written (no prnted) signature OF DALEY on me wrap
pei Sc $1,000 2O9 Broadway.
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~ Letters and Newspapers VIII be Ieeeived l q
Tie Tribune Office fo the Hsyre paeketshlp Ak1Vi VspA
Anthony which sails on tbs ssh OF April
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- EAPOLITAN BoNNETs.5;r9ss. , .ae' s5t

SrEEAPOLITAN BONSETS.-The subscri.
U1HU bers respectfully call the attention OF dealers ana
1872 millners to their present style Of Neapohtans;
WI which superior 10 any hitherto manutscufed
by them They are also manufacturing new style called
M Consumer with flowers Of the material 10 cores
pond which are indeed exqgsitey beautiful and we ieel
confident that NeapOlans and Gossaners VIII be me
most fashionable bOnuets this by the demon
saon made thus early 10 their favor by the most fashion
a''' PATTIsON, NOE co.
Pateniees and manufacturers Of the NeapOan Bonnet,
. Deancy-sL near the Bowery. nlzH lm.s
A~-ICILIAN STRAW and Lace Bonneis-The
II subscribers would most respectfully invite inc al
teuii0a Of the fashionable ladies o. Ibis city and else
~ where 10 this and mosi desirable article "nlch
. made offbe from leaf Of The family o. Cactus and MICA
FOR beauty add utility they feel warranted In saying exces
ANYTHING OF the Kind Introduced In this city How
ever much The bonnes may spesS fJr themselves We
would observe that article Tor wear they are exceed
iugy light aud pleasant The sun has 40 power 10 chsnse
hell color snd they capable Of being done over any
number Of times without tpJury They are now tor sac
Al their factory ga Brooms o. and nsy 5000 Do iound
most Of The fashion Ole miners In Broadway.
[, HIGGINS l. co. PAleutess add Manufacturers
OF The Sicilan Straw and Lace bonnes
., 9vvis 268 Broomest " y
S-FRENCH NIILLISERY.-Waniedin medi
NJ 1se.y Two sk milinefsi also, two straw sewers
HflfS To experienced haads good wages and steady en-
A.,s,-,i yc5r,b No. ana Frsusiiu az ST.
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General Notifies.
rV-Mechnnic., In.,I,u,es...., :

~ ruechanics' institute school.-The Eighth Al.
-. u'l Lhhhinon VIII take place "Wednesday evening
W INST al NE Tabernacle, commencing al 7. o'clock
meyen are requested 70 call Al The rooms OF the Insi
1i.s' wy Hail. aud obtain their tickets Of admission
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

"a LOW PRICEs-Hesgy silver patent ever
IN Watche- So. 6ne lever movements via sec
2 q onds &c; also lns gothic tee rays IVORY Anl'es
ss ard forks violin strings. perspecuyes kc &C -
4 s,i.sGrss IS John 81 (up siairt)
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,~u--1- PIANO FOHIEs.-G. 4 Il. bAh-
e. 4 714AORE offer for sac al their mandatory
xHTTa~Hsnd gsrefoom, sol Bleecker-st an essorI-
j ~ ! Jmeni Of rosewood and m.hogsny flSno
Frtes on y carved Gothic and modern Partisan styles
rb..e Pianos for mechanical construction excelency OF
yorksn.hip And rchnes Of tone, cannot ne Surpassed
nd where the purchaser hss any doubts ney wiz De ".
M and suv reasonable ength Of time allowed 70 satisfy
hiu THIS being feature In the business % I'M,
portant 10 the purchaser as the markets. fa4
800 win each instrument References % some OF ne
- families tu The civ n B-Pisnos 70 let 81 I'm
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O0OT. AND SHOPS, cheap ~, CASA SLA'
kyyS q, pss,l-sc ~ stairs, offers for sale
300 cases mems boys and yossA' n ss 0| a.
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SPLENDID GOTHIC DOOR PLATES

te attention OF gentlemen TO his new and beautiful sIye
OF Door AND NUMBER PLATES, pronounced al me ls al
the handsouest Plates got up. and Tor winch ne re-
csived Inc premium r. ROBERTS, Premium Door Plaie
mi2 Smeods Esabshmeut SOP Broadway, near Prnce-s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

hify Bank OF Monroe, hiichienn.-The he gisered
ats Wal-st f-' w. '"e st. ..ls-
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AT PRIVATE SALE.
BLANK BooSs-An extensive assortment Of Biank BoCks
footcsp deny ans met'cm sixes 10 lii sheep Ard hsf
Rlss hinii-gs Also haf bound blanks lo1 snd bsoa.
fold gIsrios. rnemorRnd1m books. composition bccts
books, port oos &c. vel Manufactured, 70 which
tie aleciio1 q The trade "A invited
0UARro BisLEs-A large variety Of Family Bibles ID
plain sheep; gilt and rich morocco bincngs-by ne
smaller Quantities
ParEk HASsIsss-25 oo rolls OF Psper Hsngt1gs choice
patterns sacec and cnsslined Also. trehoarts prnts
window papers, borders, &c b. he case or smaller saan
tlcea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

q Are You Ill s-Usc Hyer's Pills :-one OF
ne ees' medical compounds known as general cor.
1--we Of he system See General Notice eolumn OF
fee Tribune tomorrow. u MWtyb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
EVERYBODY

a WILL HAVE A GOOD TIME-PlECE IN neir
~ house. II they procure one Al & suaii price,
E9 The great i'm rovement In Clocks called me
~. PATENT LEVER,
go. s-an. a. good lime as any CHRONOMETER, Ia
now Offered Al he same prices the old fashioned Yankee
Clock Every wsrranted 70 keep goo1 itns ana 81
,b I9.r CORRECTLY wholesale an retail By the Agent OF
I've psIeniee r. BLUKESLO, Jr 81 John-st
Il 2niss
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-02
! RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
SUMPTION

# OUIs FOUNTAIN, jr., partner of the firm ei
LIZ Fsntain s. Son. Chemists and Prescription.
lists to the Royal University, Paris has established
at Washington city, ID. c.. a depot for the sale oil
the above celebrated compound, at VIM. Adams
Bookstore, No. g. Elliotts Buildings Pennsylvania
Avenue, near Jackson Hall, which they offer
to the American public as . sure aakdote for Con-
SUMPTION in its s'oGcsd well as neipient stages.
Acting directly upon the LUNGS, and arresting
their decay, it not only soothes and quiets at once
the distress and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore regarded fatal disease, but restores the lungs
and their sympathisng organs, to natural and heal
thy action. Accompanying each package are gem
eral Instructions and directions (translated for its
use, adapted to all cases, and If strictly followed
will not fail, in every instance-if the lungs are
not wholly consumed-of restoring to health
which may be permanently secured by future care
and avoiding too much exposure to atmospheric
changes. LOUIS FONTAIN.
Price, eight Francs.
ITFor the information Of persons residing in
the interior; any part Of the govenment--he would
state that the remedy is prepared and imported di-
rect from their Laboratorie, Paris, and that the
same be transported through mail, as he is adj
vised by officers Of the Post Office Department, to
any post Office in the country, at the same charge
as for double letter. Any persons, therefore,
residing distant from this city, who may wish to
avail themselves of the remedy, can do so by adj
dressing him through the mail, post paid. Two
dollars accompanying an order, will entitle per-
son to one whole and one third package.
LOUIS FONTAIN.
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