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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

DHEPARE FOR WET WEATHEK.--rhs
L Newark Isdis Rubber Manufacturing Co" oeer for
sas The largest Of India Rubber Shoes
10 be found in The country consulting Of every variety Of
sdes and gen1suen's Overshoes In manufactured
fron Goodyesrs Psisnr metallic raeber, warranted no!
10 sifrn with he cold OF be Affected By the heat
Also, every description Of air light add water proof
goods IN use wholesale and retail Dealers invited 20
Warehouse. 50 Msjden-ane. d7 isn
CPECfAL REPOKTING.-Dr. HousTos, sssno-
gapher 10 the Senate VI the United States, nay be ac-
dressed 81 the Offices Of ORA Caste and Edwards, Asrss
sci Broadway.
Dr. II rsesyss private pupsls Tsrns tso sseh s2o lss
CAKRIAGE CL0TH-ltc pieces India aaessf
~ Carriage Cob iplzin and hguredl Of superior q1am
sor sss ii ne lowsss srhss prcss The wsfebouss d
~ Hsvsrt n J. Isdis Rsbsw ysssosy, y HsaSss-'ssA
tyio VI
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2 JREIGN PAPERS, EDITORIALS. &c.

HY rHE STEAMSHIP CAMBkIA-wM TAYLOR 4
DCO. No Ast,r House, have rereived their supply Of
Lour Iu-iuiec New IS dsies-i8f cents each do Pc
ioria Times do DO DO Punch do ~ cents esch; Dubn
Nation DO lei each sairst, SlncGy Times Doug
las Jerrlld's Weekly. Bells LIFE Wilmer Smiths Ia
ropesn Times 80
Als1 jgst ynhlshrs, OoubeV and Son-Psrt Sevsn-Be-
ceved 49, ~ q. inlrotgces several 4" new faces
10 he ..f W. ?. The Peoples Journal for
tpn' - rs Chsmbers's Information Cor The
r G. .. zihe last number Back numbers sup
htf afE srh.
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MARIN JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEW-YOnK.
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ANTHONY :: BLEEskEs, Ass,.sss.;

n pEsiRxsI.E, COUNTY, aEEIEdEECY
ss yks q ! ':I :, :ss. on 1S,sis1
nh a"ssn :. i oeIosi e he HSsSsss Esshsscs,
no Coonsds House, and shout four acres Of lsad IN he
s. s.IE e q: ''f
feet inches front and 80 feet deep, including Ne loe-
sde which s lsn feet vide and s!,ssds Ne yhes
m nSaa lsd OUT s. IN s.,a.s sss es.sd v -
re pesr peach plum. nsetarns cherry qancs an sss1s
ss ss. a .si sDs r.s .o ~Is sns Ss
Csiswbs grape wipes in full bearing The pfsnisss sssia
onshsH Of the purchase ossy cen remain on bod "a
mortgage ct six per cent -
For ish., p.iteulsr' 'pply e dc Aaei'''sI ;sssA
- FOR sALK-Ths three story and salie hovss -
Abios don-plsss, built seoat ons yeas. " y -.
possible manner, With al he eo0venlsaess q ~
en- q. iDrsa'' En- SAITH % iss ssosds.y "a soy
vIaTUE q. e'ss::s, Nd - s.
on bsad sxcsllsnt sssortmsnt u OrusDsoA Tresef
Shrubs. Cape vrs: Eps:s a "
s.ss%s: Y. g. - =: S +:
oersnce IL he bu.inss be irks he spssist 70 ~ cat
s.:STs ground. .sd oss. q " S s , .:. 80
owp rssdsnce or a the store Of Messr n 1horbsn
Co Is John-st II as Broadway VII b ss'sndsd'e
?. s He be on hand some very Iasrs spseneas q
A.u.ha. and C.sges ,sss ss' e ssn @ "
cOLnceure, - Wel ~ =. s.reS -
EVEHY10bY = I
- WILL RAVE A GOOD TinE-PlkcE d tbsif
bo1se, II they can procure one ~ snail pStce.
The "'if' .s rRiss;'i Es z vi: '''''A ~
wLI.I Keeps q good ums ~ any CHkONOnETE9, =
now offered prices the Old fssb3e4 rsbtss
Clock Every wsrrantsd 70 xeep GOOD tine snd srks
Inc boar correctly Wholesale retail b. he Agent Of
'h nj s; %ssss.s Ennis. 'IoAI'o !" :" ''a''e
RYOUNG AE JONES, 4 Ann-st- are selling 6ns
French esif eoos = " q, ssqaI 70 asy ~ = this
city for IS ov N. Pine french hoods q - %, sss.
- ally 35 Best H,euch p4ssss .sashsr boosse7, equal
70 those ususy cold % end ec. great sssost1s ~
shoes CATERS aod siippers swsys On hao1, end se v
ord notice All goods .yausntsd " give safie
faction Msudns. he doss IN IL store 49, ssa md
examine stock. YOUNG JUL,
81 iniiss Ann-sl nsss bsoafvsy-
a0G2-,PIANO FORTE TO LeTl-A ape
nor and handsome insfnement " exesleot
order Address w. J. N q Treoos oAee-
- snss
"A THE LAKS EST sssoFsEsst ~ ksd.
n a stests, beds, ns.fessss an1 fsefAofs ev.
4 %SI LIDS w:': 49,;
The attention Of houseksepess end oshsssb pereeaY
called 10 Wellss patent ngd and len s<sew ee4ee9oe
which drev The pfomiun q the srs gaif d IL Ausoen
institute Old beds reacvsied. Cou Wholesale ~ ~
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wM. TAYLOR 90. : Astor House.

: ID HIS GENEsALs.-Th The fret volume OF this inter
[kessing worS vl be published Saturday, April "a
Price 81 3 Illustrated With portraits IL eontsips bio
graphical Sketches Of Washing Including analysis
Of his chaactef) Major Generals Putnsm, Montgomery,
Arnold, STARK Schuyler Gates, seuben Wayne. Conway,
Mifiin Ward snd hes with descriptions % tie Battles
Of MoDoug ahels Bunkrrs H Stormins of 9 lsbec, Ar
nolds March across tie Wilderness, Bste OF Nalccur lei
and Arnolds Charge ~ Ssrsoga, Battles Of snt0n add
Bennington Bsltle Of OriskaDy, hnt and ser 81. Battles
OF Bemis flights Bsllie Of Germantown StoriL Of sto
ny Point. kc sc.
The second volume viii be published IN Ms.
BAKER h sCRiBSER,
AS 4tiss l45 Nassau ct aud 81 Park-ro~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

Hsmn oDd Presby Chur on The corner OF Ham
mopd aud Factory SITS win Providence permtlngl be
dedicated the service Of Almighty God tomorrow (25h
nsi In The forenoon at hsfpas TO- by the pastor
elect Rev. WILLIAM e ScHEsCR; Al half past Nj by
Rev CHARLES HODGE,, ID. ID. of Princeton; add In the
evening at half past 7, by Rev. GEORGE PorTs: d. d.
collection will be taken each OF these services In AID
of The Congregation. a24 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

ADDRESS on Temperance bis Church, in Christie,
between Rivington and Delaney Sabbath evening,
the IS instant the occasion Of the fret regular meei
ing of the Congregational Temperance Society lately
fofmed) connected with his church The occasion Will be
one of deep and solemn interest a4 IL
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p. WjlIoughby and Pearl

HrOOkIyn, formerly Occupied by Tue COHkftRHt'
under the pastoral OF Rev. Mt Duhed, and which
has been purchased by the new Central Presbyterian
Church will be opened for divine worship tomorrow,
(sundsyJ the 25ih int Service commence al The usual
hours Sermon 10 the morning By Rev. Dr. SPENCER; In
the afternoon by Rev. Mr.. JAcosUs. aA IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

NEW PUBLICATION
THE IMPROVED POCKET RECkONER, ga ed,
Il r0n) for timber plank, boards saw iogs Nages ar q
bcsrd distances the esnSs q this state md Cho with
in condensed form much vs'usbr snt felia iaforms-
ton the suhj-c embraced N " Tile. Price . cents.
The trade supp led Al fh- usngi fis.Ount
EDWARD DO lie, Agent, 10 John 81
s2o lw. near Broadway.
PRICE 5 IA CENTS.
I ONG'S ILLUSTRATED E0lTlON-io. Dombey
Lam 5ol. BY Char. = ..kena. for sslo By
Fl. LONG Il BROTHER, 81 AEn-st
BURGESS. STRINGER l. CO. - Broadway,
VIM TAYLOR & CO. AslOr House,
VIM II. GRAHAM, Tribune Baildrg. s2S 2ts
TRACTS FOR THE NEW TIMES,
!.
Letter to a swsdenborzian-
NOS. AND WILL appear soon, on he "od and
lNNew Philosophy" on =" The Harmony Of Reason and
s24 Stsokl,Ws JOHN ALLES. lss Ss.sau-st
UNITED STATES COAST SURVEY.
CHARTS or NETWORK BAY and Harbor. large
- and small Sew-Hsven HAr5or, New Bedford Hsrbor,
Lizzie Egg Hsrbof, annapolns Hseor Fishers Island
Sound orec srd uneoo red Tor sale wholesale
ans retail byl AZ 81 j. DsrUsNELL. lo2 Broadway.
MAPS or MEXICO.
A GENTS AND BOOKSELLERS II every section OF
n Inc eOanl,J viii be supplied wiih Map. Of Mexico,
and Map. Of the Seat Of Vs. on terms hat viii srord
Az 81 J. DIsrURsELL. lo2 Broadway.
NIRW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONs.-Flrlh
~ Hal. I Fra1Elinsqusre and Firm, Hal fuss 80
BroadxHv. rublish this week. Ire Vera Cruz CIcf
Bafnum Quict Step BY Charles wilson, Csiy Pols,
sr.nxeZ FOR four hands, By y. A. Baldwin /" scenes
WAR frs, in early ehidhood' Can uoshi ors pssss
ro,zance sing BY sgnora Pico IA The opers LlDda q
shamounxr with Engiish ana Italian words translated
ara adapted BY Clare W. BeAns (nsesro ID carl T.
n, have 10 eourse Of publication Waisees nsw Opera
Matilda or the "Msd u HuaEary" IS performed with
fmmease al he Theatre Royal, Druy Lane Lon
don ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

BOOTS AND SHOES, cheap for cash. A cLAy-
DIN, 1S3 Pesrl-sl up stsrs, okers for sale:
200 cases mer' bcy' snd y0csA' ; mic boots
100 calf do
100 graf, do.
500 hip erogana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

STRAW BCNNETS.
AT So JOIN 81 lup sRairs)
vyANDERBURGH CAMPBELL open. this morning,
Y achoice ss.Ortu eni % ST RAW bONHETS, expressly
for CITY RETAIL TRADE wDich testers are res oeeL-
fully Invited II ersmiur They Of the HIGHEST
AND MOST FASHIONABLE MATERIALS AND
SHAPES comprising all STYLES AND QUALITIES.
Tney sl.o offer Bodrst which from lts elegant appeal
anc- and nirinsie worth. COMBINING BEAUTY WITH
ECONOMY, they nave styled Rough aud Ready"
sQl lyri.
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AUCTION! AUCTION .-Ap entire stock Of Dry
"A Goods a. sucton at l79 9re-nweh-st Monday
next April 20 10 O'Clock A. ~ In ots suitable for faml
ly The stock consists OF great variety OF both sta
pie ard fancy goods such clotbs cHsseres, saune,
muslins brown snd bleschsd s1sys OF all kinds, gng-
hams printed musiins, muslin de lenes, spaeas prints,
hanuels, linens lnen dsmask, linen hdkfs, towsng,
hosiery, gloves, &c &c. tso lot OF ad-s straw bon-
nets bought lately al auction, and lot Of earpeung
n B. The sale will be continued from day 10 day anti
Wednesday.
Ladies, now is the time for bargains sA 2as-
MAHOGANY, WHfTEWO0D, Pins and Ash
wi Plank and Boards-HALLf0AY MULLER viii
sell At auction this day. at ~ O'clock a thu lumber yard
Of Washington and Jay 90 an extensive asso't
ment Of mahogany re board sad plank being balance CT
tie stock Of Duncan Phyf- Son. Should The weather
prove stormy the sale will be postponed until the LexI TAR
day the same hour and pisce. Terms, months ap-
proved endorsed notes for all seo ess Than ns
amount cash. ms ~
yUyUEsDAY A. 9l o'c ocE a. The siors Of A. GAZE $40
Pesrst. cor BurIip g-sip, By e JOHNSON, 800 cases
boots sh0es and bgogsns con prislne desfAbe sssof
ment Of fresh snd.esonsbe goods adapted 70 hc spring
uade Goods viii De ready for examination 81 0elocx
on the morning Of the sale
~ B. large assortment OF me above gooos eonasnuy
90 hsEd At private sale "a jus
D4INTINGs AT AUCTION.--A. LEVY viii cell
This Saturday, evening, 81 O'Clock ~ 20 Broadway.
valuable and choice COLLECTION Of OH Paintings most OF
which have been before In this city Ia The col
commended for public scrutiny. az lr
MOSS RO-Es Ar AUITION.-W. FRANKLIN
lVl SON will sell Monday, April 70. ~ lcf O'clock At
their sales room IS Brradsl large selection OF
Bourbon aad other rosea Also some Tine ffais,
such pears piums, grapes, kc &c Dahiss and soma
fms Michigan roses azf 2tis'
II JOHNSON will sell a. auction, si The store Of A.
Il. CsHn, 90 Wednesday, April %, a. IL O'Clock A. n
$40 boots sud shoes comprising large assortment
offresh and ssssonable goods aA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

T
SINGLE GENTLEMAN c-n b accommodate with
lAa comfortable apaT.h-"i h'~pkisst and i-s,
on Sunday In arespeci@be rF'@ @ v. hOm o. frst OF
May next The avuse IL o. - lgOos md -esaes ere
~ convenience Apply . tir NJ ~, - 6re-f
AZ or 10 Mrs. 9ere, 10 Barcay.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

Ws EvrsoELL Son FULros-sr. NEw.YoRE,
TAKE LIZ ANE eat the attention Of the merchants
Il aud q ana u 1urers Of 70 their estsblisn
rient 10 add the branches Of Steel. and Copper
pae Ensraying Printing they furnish every dsscrp
lion o. labs s1sbls 10 drygoods hardware, drugs or
psrfaa.ry elegantly printed IN gold or variety OF CO.
lors.
w Z. Son import their materials, AID their Eas-
chnery aud presses such 10 enable Them 10 exc
ton, al low prices AZ jmlseod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

- FOR sALK-Ths three story and satie houes =
II Abio sdon- place, built shout ono ysoSs N ~ he.i
- possible manner, With I'll The coovenieucee ~ ~
trn Invention. Terns modsrsts. Inquire Of
e.; Iw' EN- SMITH. 100 Broadway, I'd stosy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

I ~ Church OF Humanfty.-In constquence OF nu,
me-, Gus previous engagements, Mr. VAN ARMIsCE will
close the Lectures the Broad Hail. corner Grsnds
on sunday 18th inst o'clock afternoon and u O'Clock
evening Due notice viii be given when these Lectures are
| 20 % ,s.pmed a4 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24
r=,- unixersnli.f MULTIPLICATION, Broadway.

BY request Rev. T. L. HARRIS VIII deliver his popular Zee
ufe on Moral Principle the great Conservative element
In our Republic before the Congregation al The s;nyye
saut Institute, Broadway, opposite Bond-st on Sunday
tomouow) afternoon, 25th April. al 81 O'CLOCK seati
free. The public invited to attend. a24 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

T. L K.ssIs will preach on sunday morning the Com
paraive Moral Influences Of Christianity and lphdeiiy
and will repeat In The evening the lecture the Religious
Ideas ibs, undere the Reform Movements of the Age
eeafs p,ovided for srapgers a24 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24
ny JANiks VI. WILL EH-slors No. 70 Maiden
40 lsne, ext door to No Llbertv-st
MONDAY. Aprii 16.


At l0i o'clock at the Carlton House, S5i Broadway
CARLros House. FURNfrUaE.-Wil be sold the entire
household furniture Of the above hotel. consisting OF
endless variety Of the richest and most costly description,
such a. pier glasses, pianos bureaus French mahogany
bedstesds, bedding bed and window curtains ingram,
Wilton and Brussels csrpeDg sofas divans seees pier
tables center do silver knives and forks aud table
spoons glass ware, chandeliers, grsndoles, Candida
bras mahogany, black walnut snd maple chairs, nc &e
The above sale will be perempOry, the proprietor 10
about retiring from the business
Catalogues ready two days before the sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

DOAHD. In Eigh'eenll 81 few doors from lhe MINI
I'D Gvenue-A gentleman and wife, also two OF three sin
gle gentlemen oOt@n bosrd after Tee hfsi 81 May Ia
private family, whets hey enjoy he comforts Of
home moderate price hrferen given aud required
For particulars inquire at I'll Twenyhist between the
Ninih and Tenth avenues address s. Y. this Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

~ Bishop Morris, Of Ohio. will preach In the Allen
st. Methodist Episcopal Church Tomorrow morning 81 Vi
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

eE~ The next Lecture OF the Course on Association
Will be delivered by PARx GoDwIS Eco al the Lyceum
Rooms BroadwBy third sory, Monday evening next.
26h inst Subject" Tendency TO Association In present
Society" The public respectfully Invited TO snend
Seats free Thcse Who choose viii contribute TO dersy
ex Denses Of room. H. hit, nc. siH"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

Co I4 CbsIhsm-sL are now ready 70 supply 'nen Gus
TONERS with his beautiful style Of Hat and they invite
ercs Inspection particularly 10 their SIX Hss eonnden
they are not excsed, eqased oy any nsm "
wsy prices-a Recommendation TO The pockets Of ne pui
chaser filter constantly In attendance 10 san 'ne oin
or form Of the hat TO the taste OF the weArer. -.
ms ss.oai, WATSON co. iS Chsthsrn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

Toe whole saIn was to have been -" per anai'H
"a 5ts
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-12
FIRE INSURANCE..

TIME SUBSCRIBER is duly constituted Agent
for the Eetna and Protection Insurance
Companies, OF Hartford, Connections, and is pre-
parsd TO take ERE risks, ON all descriptions Of
property, such as Dwelling Houses, Barns, Stores,
Merchandise, Household Goods, Furniture, &c.
These companies are so.favoEably know through
out America as 10 make Consents and relernn:es
unnecessary.
Application for Insurance will be received
through S. w. Bowen, Esq, Jolies, and Morton
& Blackstone. Lockport, whose survey 'of'build-
ings will be taken at the risks of tire above COM
oanies. st q. 5. HUBBARD, Agt-
Office, South Water Street.
Chicago, May q, 1916.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-12

49, ~ ~ y ~ - s NM4
The following in relation to the Report
Of the Secretary Of War, il taken from
q the Washington Union -
~ This report, from one ofthe great arms
of the public service, is worthy of the
clear headed. sagacious, and industrious
secretary who presides over this important
department ofthe government. He paints
with bold and luminous pencil the iaci-
dents which led to the war, and the eIori-
Gus achievements OF our armies in con-
z Quoting il TO its present position. His
description ofihe engagement at Monterey
is given with bold, faithful, and graphic
Pen.sgHe does fill justice to the extraor-
binary march and brilliant success of Gen.
.kearHey. His account Of tbs capture Of
the CALIFORNIA;, and the chiyalrous adven-
lures OF Fremont, and the efficient seryi-
,ces Of Commodore Stockton; are stated in
great breadth ofsplendid detail.
The secretary sums up with great
effect the couquests which our armies
have made in less than seven months. and
the additional duties which have been
thrown by these acquisitions upon his own
department. He shows us that what wo'd
he the amount of the regular army, if il
were full, (l6,998 officers aud men y bul
the ranks are not filed up, and the army
does not muster more than 10000. The
deficiency has been made up by volun-
teerS, who have proved themselves wor-
thy Of the flag under which they have
fought. There is a paragraph in this
part of the report which is so important
that we beg leave to republish it, as fol.
lows:
SIT is not possible to foretell with much
precision what number of troops the ext
,gencies of the war may require for the
ensuing year. The estimates presented
tothe Secretary OftheTreasury have been
made upon tbs present establishment OF
the regular troops wholly filled up, giving
a total force of l6,999, exclusive Of en-
listed men Of ordnance; upon ten addi-
rional regiments to be raised to serve to
the end of tho war, which will amount to
& $3.50; and upon contingent force of
ten thousand volunteers, to be organized
under existing laws, and called into the
service ifneeded."
This force of about 80 ,Q00 troops is the
basis ofIhe sscre tary's present ope rations,
as well as of the financial estimate which
was formed by the Secretary of rhe Treas
nry, in part, of the expenses and loans for
Z the war. We must refer to the report
itself for the various specifications which
it embraces. The Secretary will best
explain for himself in his own words the
Information he presents and the views he
exhibits of the estimated expenses OF the
Qualifications for the next year; the corps
OF saPPcrs, miners. and pontoniers as we'll
) as the organization of the Typographical
engineers: of the ordnance bureau the
deficiency in the medical staff ofthe army;
the history of the mineral lands for the
8 last year; the number and condition of the
pensioners and pension agencies; and the
transactions of the past year connected
With Indian affairs. 'tt"H
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-12
Splendid Farm for Sale.

G1TUATED on Hickory Greek II miles east
N)of Joliet oa the Stage route fro@ thar place to
I.aporte and thirty miles from Cnfcasn; ! mile
'lest Of the main road from Chicag TO Danvil'e.
containing $40 acres 90 acres fenced and under
a high state of cultivation: 80 acres FIRST rate
timber and the balance high rolling dry prairie.
There is good block house, frame barn and
other out-buidings, good we'll Of wafer, small
stream of never failing wafer the premises, and
is well calculated for a stock or grain farm.
Apply to Levi NJ. Clays on the Premises or to
aaI. s. w. BOWEN Agent, Juliet or to
j. b. II. RGsssl, Land Agent Chicago. .
August 4Ih, 1916.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-12
a TO FARMERS
am JOLIET
WOOllem Facte,--r

The Subscriber will keep on
assoiIment OF cloth of his own manu-.
he proposes 90 exchange for wool. I't -
one yard CT good heaey cloth fer twe. . -
pounds of wool of the same quality:
work wool upon shnres as folIows:g
The cloth the wool makes b. rcceivi,..
per yard from the customer epoa he d
will also manufacture TOR customers Isl =
JEANS, & FLANNEft "a vol
NETT & FULL CLOTH.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-12
!! From the Chicago Democrat.
PRICES OF WHEAT & FLOUR FOR THE PAST
SEVEN YEARS.

The following are the prices which
wheat and -four have commanded in this
market ( Chicago) for the last eeven years,
. IN the months of January, April, July and
October. They will afford items of study
for those who are interested in the prices
Of one Of the great staples of our country:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-12
High School.

A. MCINTOSH takes pleasure in in.
forming the citizens of Joliet and vicinity
that he will commence the Cd term IF a
select school on Wednesday the BOD inst,
in East Joliet. His system of instruction
is thorough, simple and practical. .Cuki-
waiting and developing the meatal and
physical faculties of the pupil will be held
paramount to 'cranming." Mathematics
will receive particular attention. No eff:
forts will be spared to render the studies
pleasing and the requirements substantial.
Tuition.
Common Branches, $500
Higher do. 400
Joliet Jan. 4, I647
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-12
CLOTH DRESS

Done on reasonable terms and at sh
None but the best worknen willie
N. B. Persons coming from d.
quautity of Noolio be carded or M
If obliged to stay over night, shall
pense. j.. a. MAT
iJoliet, May 2lst, 1915.
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On. WIsTAR's BALsAM or VIM CHER
RY.-ThiS celebrated remedy is a COM
pound balsamic preparation Of the Wild
Cherry Bark and Moss Of Iceland, com.
bined by new chemical process with the
Eztfsct Of Pine. So salutary have been
lse e:Iects in AL cases when administered
for Coughs, Asthma, Consumption, OF any
disease Of sbe lungs, that many Of The
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sEsI REoUIsIxIoN ON PENNsYLVANIA-A
acquisition has been made upon the Gov
etnor Of Pennsylvania, for another regi-
3 mont ofinfantry, to Join the irst immedi.
~ atsly. at Pittsburg. Governor johnson
4 Of Louisiana, has received the eighth
lequisition upon that state from the War
Depaftment. for q battalion of artillery, to
= serve during the war,and to be despatched
Il 81 TO Tams:so, General Jesap had left New
~ Orleans Tor Port Layacca, the Brazos,
Tampico. and probably Vera Cruz. 49,
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SECTION, TowNsnIr N. RAxeE Z

Which shall offer for sale at Public Vendue al
the Court House door Of said Coanty, on the 9Th
day OF February next,to the highest and best bid
der Coz ready money.
Sales to commence between the hours OF o.
clock, A VI and sunset, ofsaid day.
Dated at Joliet, this 30th day Of Novembef,
A. ID. 1885, .st-,,
S S. Fl. ANDERSON,
q. S. Marshall, Dist. Iii,
2Stf b BENNET ALLEN, Deputy.