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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-12

DEATH or PETER N. WEDDELL Eso-lt IS
with great regret that We are compelled 70 announce TO
day The death Of Peter NJ. Weddeil ESQ., in the 18th
year OF bis age. Mr. Wecdel has been resident OF
Cleveland for about thirty years and was one Oh our
most estmsble citizens. Cleveland ~ hera4a' I'm
srEAMBoAr CoLLIsION.-The steamboats, Eliza
and Robert Emmett came in contact on Friday night
near Beckleys Landing which resulted in the entire
loss Of the latter with upward OF three hundred bales
Of cotton on board. We have learned no iartner par
ucusrs. Mobile Daily Advertiser May D.
DEATH OF STEPHEN WARRES.-Hon Stephen
Warren an old and respectable citizen Of Troy whose
health has been declining for several years died yester
day Mr. Warren enterpusng' Intelligent ana
upright merchant Few men were more extensively
known or more universally esteemed
lab Eve. Jour. 10th.
Suspicion OF Manufactures Oldham, gam
bier had been arrested AZ Milwaukee suspicion of
having murdered Mr. J. Y Mcclellan of that city. Mr.
c body was found the banks the river with marks
Of violence.
o. A horrible outrage was perperated IN the
Northern part Of this County few days since Two
men one named Bennett the name OF the other IN
Known 10 Us mad married sisters and had met At the
mouse Of Bennett TO spend the evening A murderous
hght took place In which both the men and women took
an sctve part Bennett was killed. a man and woman
dangerously wounded, and the other woman severely
wounded Axes knives, &c. were freely used.
Aberdeen Miss Bee.
~ Gen. Kearney has been authorized, not or
dered 10 over his command to Col Mason when
was done on his application Of last Fall 10 return home
after reKul ating Affairs in California We presume ne Is
now on his way home and may be expected some time
tbi. summer Union, Saturday night.
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tsre Of the sslanAnder Safe No defence ". offered.
The inventor Of the sAf. who assigned 10 Mr. Wilder;
testified the discovery Of the power Of Plaster oil
Paris heat Ertins out oi the ps'ent &c
plaintiff $l35 For plsinr1 Mr. J B. staples
CrRcUTr CoURT-Before Jutg. EdnoDes-Ihe triA
Of Levi Harris charge Of forging. &c. dram q
10000. was continued. Contrary % the plan lAid
down on Friday. Mr. Graham commenced the summing
I'D on the part Of defence instead Of NJ JOrdAn lie
exceedingly severe durrs bis remarks on the op
pOste Counsel particularly Mr.. McheOn. District Aiior
ney 10 refusing 70 second views Of th- Judge e
take the case from the Jury Mr.. @ argued with BIZ.
usual force and ability and coupended that Mr. II 10 not
guilty Of the ehsrse. He va. replied TO b. Mr.. Nc
Keen. The summing up will be continued this forenoon
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THE FARMERS LIBRARY
MONTHLY JOURNAL on AGRICULTURE.
JOHN S. SKINNER, EDITOR.

Each number consists OF TWO disunc parts, via
THE FARMERS LIBRARY In which are published GO
naOus The best Standard Work. Agriculture einDft
cling those which, By their ths language In "ac'
they written, would otherwise seem beyond Tie fcn
of nearly all American Farmers. ln this way we give m
three dollars the choicest European treatses and ~
searches In Agriculture costing ten times a. much ~
original editions easily obtained al any price, AMI "
tusIy Of the reach Of men who live by following W
pillow. The works published In The Library VIII nfn
complete series, exploring and exhibiting tho whole tsn
Natural Science, and developing the rich treasures sn
Chemistry Geology and Mechanics have yielded sod nay
yield tighten the abors and swell the haryess Of no
tcligenl husbendman-
H. THE MosrHLY JOURNAL or AssIcuLrUss VII llls
l. Foreign Selections from the higher esss OF BRUSH
French and German periodicals devoted 70 Asrennn,
with extracts from books which msy no, Be paoaso
Ia the Library, sc. &c. Ansertoaa. Edonsss eoasns
Gated and selected accounts Of experiments, lmp,wS
cesses, discoveries In Agriculture, new impienens -
10 this department alone VIII ours resemble any % "a
work ever yet published. II can hardly benecessa -.
that Political, Economic OF other controversies
will be ineulcated through this magazine ...,
Each number Of the Library is lgsTsied Dy hl IN M.
Engrayings, printed on type obtained expressly ~ xoh
work, and on good paPer-Ihe whole got up ~ 'o"-
should be.
This Monthly which is by far he anpIest and uos s'I
prenensye Agricultural periodical ever sstAo - ~
America, commenced In the month OF July, w., -
before the close Of the first year among is -ubscfDss
embraced many Of the most intelligent farmers Pfos's,.
men and retired gentlemen IN every CITY and suae
Union The rep int Of standard works, and the vnsy
elegance and cOstlinsss Of the Engrhylngs, WIZ AsS'
render this one Of the most useful and lnefesun 70.
view OF amount Of reading matter, hecheaPesl hnt
periodical in this any other country. The besrlns
work Of PETzHoLDr ON ACucuLTuzkL CBEnIsrsI ~
published complete Ia the nrst TWO numbers " The rhh
ERs' LIBRAsY and the great work OF Won THatr % "
PRIacIPLEs OF AGRICULTURE, TRANSLATED 81 n ss1s
AND CUTHsERr J0Hssos, WITH Memoir oS TAB ApIssS
&c was commenced In the number Of the LBskks iW ~
tetnber S45, and completed entire without DnHC
ment, In the June number for 1916. 49,. -
The hrst number Of the second year July 1890 ~
ced with the republication Of " STEPHkNSS bO0A"
THE FARM" 10 be illustrated with 900 Engraving
Persons wishing u subscribe for his WORK can sl4 y
cure the July number - LIZ
Subscriptions viii be received by most Of the Books"
| 10 the nited States -.
Price O. per snnum, psyebe In advance. Money ~"
scTiptiou. NAV be RENTED by mail II risk -.
| GREELEY & McELRATH. Publishers, >evf@.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETINGs

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARFETINGS.
- NTH LOUNSBERY, as Fearl-sL (opposits VII
lChsml daily receiving heir supplies Of Carpet
ings, &c- for the Spring trade-smong " hch large
NUMBER Of and elegant patterns a, The following
lremely low prices;
Brussels Carpeung, new patterns, l0s 10 l2s per yard.
SPY Imperial new patterns, g. 10 IOs per yard.
Double and sup-rhne Ingram, patterns, So 10 3d.
Extra hne and Ingram, new patterns s.. 10 g.
Common Ingram, rich bright colors 70 " 50.
Also, large assortment " Floor OIL Cloths from TO "A
feet wide Rugs, Duggets, Nsings liable and Piano Co
yers and general assortment Of all other articles
necled with The trade extremely low. a29 wis
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THE OHEAPEsT AND MOST VALUABLE
NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIoNs.-:FlR

n
lNS HALL, 1 Frsnkiin-square and FIRTH, HALL 4
POND 25e Broadway, publish this week the 2eleHaied
Duet from Lind 81 Chamounx, sung by sigma bara and
Sis Benedet Ia the grove where brat met thee tDo
ouyl al che rncontAi) with Italian and English words,
trsns ated and adapted by Besmesi also the beslt-
'u Romance sung by Sig Benevenlano, Life We lrsI
saw In this valley" (Amb0 mai In quester valel also
ROYAL Irsh Quadhiss" by Julien, played by the
Swiss Bell Riag-rs; "Oh breathe not her name sung by
Miss Julia Noriha composed by Austin Phillips Mary
,nio- = a beautiful new song by J. p knight myl0
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Z c. KEMP. Auctioneor.

X G.. KEMP, Auctoneor
sto,s s2 srosdway wes side third shove Csnast
cash ADVANCES made and all sales promptly
settled ssles Of furniture Al private Dwellings, AID
,tocks OF goods personally attended to and solicited
r g X will devote particular attention 10 the sale Of
books and private libraries his convenioocss Tor which
WEDNESDAY, Msy ~,
Al 10 O'Clock at ths Sales Room, AZ Broadway
FuRsIrUKE-R c. Kemp will sell a. above large and
desirable assortment Of new and second hand furniture
comprising the usual variety Of paror chamber and In
chez furniture and housekeeping articles, which VIII b
found well worthy OF notice.
Also very ricn gothic tea trays, silver plated ware
Britannia ware, ivory table cutlery, solar amps sr1n
dOlrs, &C.
Also, mshogspy French bedslesds, paror and roea
ing chairs looking glasses china and manIsi oras
menis -.
Aso hair cloth sofas ssrpentne fronts carved baeks
and fashionable styles mahogany psrlor chairs rocking
chair.
Also mahogany black walnut snd maple bedsIesds
Also curad hair mattresses psssses add feslbef oeds
Also ingram carpets, and chamber furniture.
Also card, center and work tables.
Also, mahogany parlor chairs, oitomans &c
Also several invoices Of goods, second hand 'ufuIne
carpets oil floor cloths, &c.
PI,SoFoRrE-Ag good second hand planoforie.
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ONCE more to thee. my chidhood's Home.
Ny wandering footsteps come.
would ths, ! no more might roam,
To hear the worlds wild hum;
For here, amid thy htllowed scenes
feel the pure,, 10Y
And live sgsin toe love 1t dreams
That blessed noe when boy
Thy silver stream, and mountains crest
Thy shaded walks and bowers.
For ever throw peaceful rect
Around my sA5dest hours :;
And meadows fair and scenery wild
Yes. every thing view
Recalls the hours, when as child,
On Youths light wing eew.
Ifcei when here. the blissful glow
OF Lies delicious spring
And quick east OF my weight OF NO.
And round young memories cling:
For every scene my Childhood knew
IL shrned within my heart
With Memory warm. and Joy 90 true,
They never can depart
iva. here In infancy roved,
And gsrnsoled light and free
Twas here wept and here loved,
With wildcat ecs,aey:
Yes here formed the golden inks
OF Friendships brightest chsin,
And here my thirsty spirit drinks
Her crystal fount again.
For. II there's sught on Earth to quell
The bOson's csnkering care.
Or stay the bightng whitening spell
OF sorrows dark despair
It's thinking Of the gentle bloom
OF Innocence and Youth.
Fer Life hsd known a single gloom,
Or susht but Love and Truth.
Yes, but for one sad thought that hiogs
A shade upon the view,
With 10Y my heart would strike its strings,
And star, Lies pulse anew
The thought thst many joyous hearts,
Then light as flowers IN May.
Have since been called by Deaths stern darts.
To pass from us away.
And still cast of deeper wo
Doth DER my spirit come,
And round the hsllowed hearth stone throw
A melancholy gloom
The absence OF Mother dear,
Who left us for the skies
That guardian spirit which, when here
Made Earth e.Psrsdise.
She lieth In the ohurchyard now,
Beneath the silent mound
But yet ] know her angel brow
Bears An immortal crown
And though grieve when this sad strain
10 DER my young heart driven,
feel /, ia a pleasing pain,
Linked with the joys Of Heaven.
And Childhood's Home, thou still hast ties
Close linked about my heart
which II will ever dearly prize,
Nor let them from II part
For have stored thy treasures deep,
Within each sacred cell
And it will ever gladly keep
Thy joys remembered well.
And now | crave that when my breath
Shall leave this throbbing breast
And II hath felt the psDgs Of death,
Thou't guard its quiet rest
And In thy peaceful vale will let
1t seek fond repose
For would have my LIES sun set,
Where fret In light II rose.
love thee well and thoughts Of thee
Win ever cheer my life,
AZ over Tines tumultuous sea
Ii meets a worldly strife,
And wnen my bark in wildness sinks,
The memories Of young hours.
WIN DER IL scatter golden links,
And strew lie wreck with flowers,
For stars that glitter In the sky.
Nor gems that deck the sea,
Nor snow flakes floating from on high
Nor dew upon the lea,
Nor rsiDb)w's tints. nor mornings lieht,
Nor white seas sparkling foam.
Are half 80 pure, nor half 40 bright,
As thgsshts Of ChildAoods Home
yhsadslia Forks, OtsS1o Co. NJ y
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NEW CARPETING
And Floor OIL Cloths.
SHAW & CARTER.

Flf TruTI-ifTcfT7 HtnT ITl1LLu1l
HAVING BY RECENT IMPORTATiONS, and by con-
L signments from some of the most established Manu-.
IN the country received extensive assortment
" the and most desirable style Of Ih- sbovs ar
cles respectfully invite the attention Of Merchants and
Dealers 10 their splendid stock, consisting In psu Of
Extra saxony and Tapestry VELVET CARPETIN0S
Brussels and Tapestry Brussels " superior quality do.
splendid Ply, manufactured 10 orderl do.
Double Super, (Of unusual Iexlure) do.
supeffne, fine and Common, IL great VARIETY do
Dams,k, Roy Tvi led and Plain Veuelians do.
Tsbs and Piano Covers "a varied assortmenL)
Window Shades, Of al patterns.
Rugs unsurpassed In quality Of The richest coOIa
stair Rods, Ofeyery description.
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CITY ITEMS.

TUESDAY, May IT.
RAILROAD AccIDEST-As the Philadelphia train
was passing the Cenire-st Depot Newark Monday noon
boy 10 years of age the Of James Law Of this City
attempted TO jump from the to the platform ne fell
under the wheels snd instantly killed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-12
NEW CARPET STORE, 50 cANAL.sT:

y The subscriber would inform his friends and others
wishing 10 purchase csrpetng that hs IL now receiving
and opening aspendid OF Spring patterns and
designs from the approved manufacturers, such rs
rHpesirv Brussels Imperial Three ply Ingram, Venetian
Carpetings Rugs Mapings, Floor OIL Cloths, &c. &c
comprising general assortment Of articles In bis line
Also handsome assortment OF low priced Ingram Car
petinP. fmy0 2~iseOd-l = G. LYNES. So Canal-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-12
GREAT BOOK FOR FARMERS f!

Let ecery Farmer m the United States hare COpy
Let every Farmer In the Emitted states rss'
scribe for Copy for his SON. Ii may
prove OF more value TO him than
Horse, or even Farm.
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" 4 Plain -tatemenI.-Thl

" 4 Plain StRtement.-Ihompsou,s Componoa
Syrup Of Tar And Wood SspthA-This medicine, Toe n
yent0n I man who gave Inc subjects Of Pulmonary,
Bronchial and PeciOa Diseases the most rgid exsin =
lion aas before The public near four years D1-
ring hisseroa has performed some Of he most remark
snle record " Pulmonary
The recommendation and Of physician. IN their practice
sd s wzmesi approval q thousands Of persons n od
nay and severe eods, coughs, ID noafsecess spnR Of
blood. &C.
CerhcA-s Of lis wonderful power have been given n
sor7 Instances and 10 a. Tue ~ persons " ho,
s1y tine viii give verbal verif,aron Of heir conens.
b1t beware n limitations, and purchase Tho psor
Copoua- Syrup ofTar from noue bat advertised sgenis
o. Of . shove the suspicion or dealing 10 count-r-ii
Il . feCleaty gs-d and k!gEg reconI ruced b. some
% ne ecAoe physicians u Neglork and PHI
s1c.rhA
Prepare 0ay by AUGSEY DICKSON. N Z cor OF
f1in ara S9lEce eta Philaie ph;A sold Wholesale and
Tessii by WYATT i kETChuA gca-fai agcES, III
Fu!soasl and u rs Broedvsy. 81 sm.is
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Books.

TRIUMPHS OF YOUNG PHYsIc, OR
CHRONO.THERMA FACTS-By VIM Turner, NJ D..
y late Health Commissioned containing Overwhelming
testimony In favor Of The unquesuonsbe superory OF we
new mode Of treating all diseases WITHOUT bLOOD-
LETTINGD called Chrome Thermal For sale price only
81 els hy WIN. h. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings
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CHEAPEsT CARPET E.tsblishmenl 10 he u

CHEAPEST CARPET Establishment 10 The United
~ stztes, 90 Bowery Hiram Anderson has just received
per laie arrivals from London large and beautiful sssor
ment Of Reddumbuster Carpetiug Hearth Rugs, Floor
Cloth &C &c Manufactured and Imported expressly Tor
city UAde and warranted fss co0rs all Of which will be
sold Is per ess than any other establishment 10
the city
Also Just received 800 large hearth rugs 20a each
1900 square yards door oil CLOTH S. 10 Sc per yard
1890 yards WOOL ingram esrpeting, 2s sd. 10 a.
10000 Yards Venetian stair do L. Cd. 10 Is
20.0Co yards three ply Competing, IL. cd. 10 10.
500 pair window shades, &c. TO "a
~ B.-Remember The number, % Bowery
rn5i 2meodis HIRAM ANDERSON - Bowery.
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Removals.


|,LREHUGH. Hair Gutter and Wig Maker. has re-
y moved 10 e Broadway, entrance by ne store oi MI
5, John. batter directly opposite The Civ Hotel
Cir-hueh's removal was not anticipated snd hss Gee
ccssiord bv the aEent The premises the deias OF
which vii b. published ia Few days snd VIII eNnlhit
piece Of treachery almost without parallel myo VS.
DFWOyAL.-J. c BOOTH 4 co. hsve removed taer
Ii e.isbushuenl from i37 Broadway 20 = Coruand-sL
few door. bel w the Western HOie where hey wouic
be pleased % their Old customers and would iake ms
opportunity OF saying ell that We are furnishing ne nIs
quality Of garments lor cash only n such prices IS nus
mel the views OF The most economical myo wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-12
DY JAMES M. sIILLKK-slore No. - xsidsa
- lsne q. 1t door 10 Nc. Lbsrty-st-
FRIDAY

Al 10 O'Clock, al The store. Is haidsn-iane.
BtRNtNSHAM SHEFFIELD. GERMAN AND ANtsess
UARpwAgg, CUTLERY, 2c.-So packages SUD los ., uen
ware iust i'm ported and manufactured conAshf
trace los and halter chains stcelyards snie outs ess
anti. nlAte hinges curry combs vices snVs. axes hoes
ned screws mill and hes, bastard do, handssw DO
dy.viy knives. pad chest, cupboard and trunk locks
lea Kettles s.ucepans Carolina hoes, csndlestcks sn1f
r. table knye. and forks pocket cutlery butcher aniyes
shoe and bread DO tea trays ana waters 0nhnnia ocf
man silver and iron tea and table spoons round and square
bolts, sc. sc. II, - -,
Catalogues and goods ready for examination three days
hefo "A sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-12

From friend from Wayne County, Ga we learn
that the crops we're doing well IN that quarter
The Albany Ga Courier Of the lat INST says
that copious and fertzinz rain BIS made everything
In the vegetables world look up 10 that part Of the state
Generally we esther from Exchanges that the sea
son Il. a promising one savannah Republican.
The Cstoctn ND Wing says: Since the rain
on sunday last our Valley crops present quite change
for the better There Is every indication no" Tor the
farmer 70 be well paid for bis toll.
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ruTs nav puRLTsUED

THE AMERICAN NETERiN MARIAN, or Diseases OF
Domestic Animals showing the causes, symptoms ana
remedies and rules for restoring AMI preserving hesh ~
good MANAGEMENT with directions Tor training and bleed
ing by : " Cole. (Frur thousand sold In one month";
Price ~ cents. For sale wholesale and retail BY
myi0 3useodT c. NJ. SANrON, Ageutfo the Publisher.
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~ IOUN-ON viii sell nj auction al he store VI A
r.. Claim on Wednesday April u. ~ ~ O'Clock A. n
500 cases boots comprising sfgs ss'crimeoi
of fresh and --a.onaple goods Az
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Garpetinss.
oARPETING :

I55 CARPETING 80 155
Inn nun YARDSOF BRUSSELS, three-ply and s.sir
IOV,OOOCWpeting.
10000 wards OF Oh Cloth aud Mating.
10000 Window Shades Rugs, Mstts Table Covers, sud
every srtcle connected wiki the trade sale cheap
for cash WIN NJ. GRORTY.
sl9 lms l55 Chatham first door above the Theatre.
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Hlisrellaneons.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE TO THE FUbLIO' .
EVI SCRtBNER, o. The late hrm Of LOCKWOOD scrD-
Ios, bsrlfl 10 hi friends and the public generally for
their former pa ronage ~Ou respectfully inform nem Ihsi
he has sold out his interest IA the late hrn al 15 PeArs
corner OF Fulton and has part OF The store ~ Fulton
ST. door. below Gold where he has opened an entirely
new and select stock Of - -
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND slLVERW AXE
rorori.iny In oart a. follows viz me gold and silver
watches Of the beet makers gold guard and oo chains
bracelets breast pins STUDS, niger and ear rings Keys,
seals god and silver himbles, speciacles, pencil cases,
gold pens lOckes SC silver spoons, ladies' iork, sugar
longs butter knives u every variety and Of tbs latest and
most approved styles Sllverware made 10 order from
coin and IN the best Ssrxpsnses being very
gh enable him By quick sales and small profits 10 meet
he views Of al hOss VINO may be pleased ~ favor hin
with their patronage.
Clocks watches ADD eelry repaired IN the best man
ner. LEVI cChlsNEh, "a fuhonsL
two doors b slow Gold
NB-Rogers. celebrated diamond pointed Excel.
,ior'' gold pens myll lvis13sos
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" April Report.-THs NJ

Do. Go .scond year ending April 50, 1877 2ll
Whole luhsr OF Policies IN two u
ROBERT L PATTERSON, President
BENJAMIN c. MILES, Secretary.
JosEFH L. LcsD Agent
JANIS STEWART. NJ. D. Medical Kan nef A. ne orce
daily from 2uIl s O'clock my3 lmisMkN
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Anttion Sales.

T. A. FUTILE, Aucuoneer
I ARGE SALE OF SHEFFIELD Plated Ware
LChina Dinner aud Tea Sets. Chandeliers Lamps Gi-
rsndoes Gas Fixtures, &c. "wednesday at 235 Broad
way, ste Gardners Furnishing Warehouse)-C ontlnua
tion Sale To close the concern.-E. A. FUTILE will se
As above, al 10. O'Clock a. rs Broadway (up ssirsl the
residue Of tbs stock OF i.e Garduers Warehouse"
consisting Of extensive Of the
hOosekeeping articles offered heretofore.
Catalogues will be ready aod the goods be examined
the day previous myiI his
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FIRST RATE NEW BOOKS

burgess, STRINGER co. have on their counter,
ID ust issued some Of the attractive books they ever
offered TO a discriminating public. Among others
The Youth o. Shakespeare price 80 cents win oeaul-
fll fronuspece.
Tayor and his Generals with many original engrsvings
containing full biographies Of lhe military heroes and
alton, OF the events Of the present Mexican war 10 De
found IN DO contemporary work Price . cents
Sumner In The Wilderness. 80 cents.
The Count Of Moreon. from the French. 81 cents
Ooo sequel TO "Type-,r by Melville, 2vols5O ciseach'
Esther de Medius. . cents.
The scourge Of the Ocean great nautical story. = CTS
1ancred BY Dlsrsel - cents.
Hin Side ard BOrter Sketches, by Col Maxwell. sic
Warrington and bis Generals, BY Headley, vol. l. 81
IN PRESS,
l. Shakespeare and his Friends.
= The Secret Passion.
g. Log Of Privaeersman by Msrrystt new edition.
g. Chris'Op her Tadpole, with Illustrations by PhiZ.
3 The Cham OF Destiny Adventures Of Nsgaboud.
d Simon toe RsdicAL
New editions OF many Of books will be shortly
nouncef. BURGESS. sTRlNGER Gu.
fnvll 2is ~ Broadway, corner Ann-sI
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WIN H. jones', Aucuoneer.
Root AND SHOE SALE On four months credit
LA l0i o'clock, Thursday, May 49, at the store Of
lves Hoard 23 Pearl 81 hsiden. lane 500 cases
Boots Shoes snd Brogans fresh and desirable goods suit
able FOR the southern, western and city trade Dealers
will lad the above sale worthy Of attention. every case
he catalogue will be sold without reserve Catalogues
ready aud goods open foF examination tho morning Of
Tue sale myll Sits.