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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-23

A CAhD.--CHARLES WOLFE (souia-law OF tie LIE
- Ralph James for years proprietor Of Nautilus Hall
Tomrknsvlle, Staten Island respectfully informs h
,ad the .bc that he has leased hst BEAUTIFUL .utc Cot
Boarding House aud Public Garden where he merit
their ayo is located close 70 the shore, little south
Plsnters Hotel Dock, and named Romantic Cotage
Trmpk insve s'ratep Island June II. teA7 jeio tu
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WANTEP "A sspatOn as cock can % washing, IRONING
floor. jy23itsrc
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$50 FOR sALE.-AI suction. in the Merehan,s' Ex-
Xchsnge Friday July 70, 70 900 acres OF Lsrn sua
ia he State OF Teanesee aud between the Cnmbefsnd and
steamboat .ion these lands all within few miles
with ali The markets o. the seaboard These lands a first
grazing lands and OF them good for grain Of all
kinds. Large Quantities OF 6rsi quality found
Of the and the extensive iron works III the
State situated near some Of the thus making good
market for the surplus products Of the farmer For
pac and full description. call hetutscrber as
Wall street. New York II. e. ADAMS.
ivac 1fiesr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-23

hoy WANT TO DRESS, Deautify, and make you
- Hair son aud zine l-Read
Henry T. Cullen, late barber on board the steamboat
the best article ever used for DRESSING sonng, cleansing
and keeping the hair long time SOFT Clean silky dark and
order; all preferred il to any thing else
Sold New York only the sign o. the American Eagle
~ Chatham street-pnce ,, 4 or shilngs.
Agents in Philsdelpha-Zeiber, Ledger Buildings; IN
Brooklyn, 1879 Fulton street, in Boston, Reddng STATE
IN baltimore, Taylor jarvis Budnss in Pbsrg 80 Ii
berry st in Newark. NJ j. D. Olds 27s Broad st.
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wv ANTED-By respectable ycune Woman, a sitaa ior
w a. ChaInbermaid. Best Of references given A line
addressed 10 Chambermd" this Office, will attended
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


MONDAY ".
The influence Of the steamers advlces was "a
vorsbe and the fsncies generally improved. rurnor
was circulated By tie bulls that the steamer had brought
two millions Of pounds instead Of two millions OF dol
lsr. and this gave thing. impetus upward 'Peea'
s,ion is going on IN Illinois State Bank based on favor
able accounts lately received Of the situation OF the al
fairs Of thst Institution For investment stocks there Is
fair demand and New-York Five. sold today at an
advance
The anticipated demand for Sterling to pay Tor
norton Of the Specie BY the Cambria has strengthened
the market and leading pills are held st "a a. per cent
Tn .slss however. Aave been unimportsnt Francs
are $40.
The general impression in the morning was thS'
p,e,bt. East decline materially but the engagements
,h Tia, the figures are but little easier than s' week
bp WAS taken 70 20 to Norfolk and oss for lrelsnd
Al 3O5 Two ships taken. to STRIVE al ssa5s %
and cd in bulk to Liverpool; British bark al I'd IN
~ and ,bipunents Of Grain also nsde at 2ed IN
bae. To London 200 bbls Flour taken at IS 3D.
There was large attendance on Change today
In, the transactions were only moderate merchants
having been disappointed in getting their correspond
once There was good deal Of dissatisfaction express
al ,hst Boston should be two days ahead OF NeNiorK
in getting foreign correspondence. The dealing ID
breads,uas was not very large, and there was very
General that the market would 'oon recover
what it lost to-day.
The following are the rates OF uncuuent money
coned from Thompson's Bank Note List
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-23
Robbery In Trenton, y. j.

TRENTON Monday, FEB. =, '4l-lVi a. NJ.
To M Editor ef The Tribune
oar Town is alive with excitement in conse-
Varnce Of robbery last night and attempt 10 murder
mar named Hugh Hamilton for many years the Keeper
o'saTen in the upper part of the town, where large
amour, 81 rum was sold.
Hsw was somewhat beyond the middle sge and had
sleeping with him boy about 10 years old The rob
GERS bound the boy hand and foot and beat him shock
insly while the old mar is seriously injured that
tears entertained OF his recovery one person has
been arrested and committed and the officers are in
pursuit OF o,hers who will probably be secured during
TIE day.
We have al kinds OF wesiher-rain. hail and sleet
nov L Is showing fast the country roads almost mpas
ss5'e, sad business standing still. JERSEY.
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On Sunday morning the 2lsi inst MARY DEAN, In
the ssih year other age
Her friends and those Of her son w. Dean are re-
oueted 70 attend her funeral this afternoon al O'clock
from her ate residence PIP Elizsbethst
On Sunday FEB. 81 OF chronic Inflammation Of the
liver Mr. JAMES L. BELDEN. aged , years.
HIS remains were yesterday taken TO Connecticut Tor
internent
On Sunday Feb q, WILLIAM EDWARDS
His friends and those Of his family invited 70 a.
tend his funeral this Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
from his late residence l25 Bedford a.
On Sunday, the 2lst inst JOSEPH HULL, IN the o1in
year Of bis age.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 70
attend MS funeral Tuesday. Al o'clock P NJ 81 his
is.e residence III Cannon 81 without farther notice
On Monday 22d ms: Mr.. CHARLES PETERSON Of
Boston aged 25 Of a severe attack Of erys. peias.
= Eastern papers please copy.
lfMonipeer " 18th. Col. Jonathan 2. Miller 81.
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Markets, state Resumption, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
n. ..~1rw E.B OF

INDEPENDENTLY u IHV 'I'"U'1V'
BALTIMORE. Feb. 2l, ls4s.
This is wet disagreeable Sunday.
| have no doubt Flour will decline here tomOr-
row 50 to rs cents per barrel and Corn or cents
per bushsl--Wheat will also go down Sugars and
and MolasseS will advance. Flour sold yesterday
us6 Is for Howard ST. City Mills was firm at
ts9a White Corn 81 and ~ cts and yellow do 20 snd
s?esns
There are doubts Of the passage Of the resumption
bin. Maryland State 6's so and s2t-ssles OF sSoVo
freighsshish and vessels not 10 be had.
Whisky - and 20 cts. per gallon.
Prime Rio Coffee : 10 :. cis-iair demand. Whole
stock in trst hands about ~ 600 bsgs.
scppiy OF Sugars and Molssses very small
The actual amount Of Flour in market not cold 10 ar
rive less thsp 1900 bbls Receipts average 2soOO oos
per week
Light receipts Of Grain Prime Clover Seed - %
and 6si per bushel Yours, &c.
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CITY ITEMS.

~ The weather yesterday celebrated the birth
day Of the Father Of its Country bys grand discharge
Of snow lasting through the day and seriously inter
ferng with other festivities We reckon hA; about six
inches depth Of damp, heavy were let down upon
these parts 70 the qualification temporary fear Of in
Vulnerable seighs which before in great fear Of
suffering solitary confinement for the rest OF the Winter
but which out 10 fu force in the evening which
clear and pleasant large increase Of the previous
extensive stock Of mud in the streets may be looked
for.
REMOVAL or RAILS FROM THE LOS0 IsLASD
RAILRoAD--Two men, named Terry and Robinson.
were arrested Friday last for removing the rails
from the Long Island Railroad ST. Georges Manor,
and brought before Judge Edmonds in New-York, and
held to bail in 500 each.
n The Express Mail Steamer Massachusetts
Capt Potter having been detained By the snow
storm Of yesterday evening. will leave Battery place
Pier No l. this morning for Boston via stouingon and
Providence Breakfast on board
y GEN TON THUMB arrived last night st c
O'Clock and made his first debit at the Museum. To
day he s to be from ~ l'oclock in variety Of
characters and costumes onLs platform where be will
with his visitors and relate many incidents Of
his European tour. At o'clock N. he will appear on
the stage Of the Lecture Room in variety OF performsn
ces and also In the evening at half past T. Other enter
tanmen,' likewise take place.
FIREs-A fire, which threatened 10 do damage
put yesterday morning at No. 4 Mercerst i,
originated from csreessness about furnace FIRE
also broke out ai the corner Madison Roosevelt
s,s in grocery store yesterday morning Il was put
out with but little damage.
70 A meeting Of the New-York State Society
for the Abolition Of Capital Punishment, will be held on
Wednesday tomorrow evening at the Hall l7s Woos-
ter, near Bleecker-st
SIGNS or The TwEs.-The Public School SOciet
have granted the petition Of the teachers be so"ed
the Of the Trustees Hall Of Grand sad LIN
for the purpose Of receiving course Of lectures "
/ Photography from Mr. Boyle. In BroSkyn' Dir Dyer
who has been connected with Me'srs Andrew anu
BOYLE ever since the ntroducta OF Phonosrsphy in'o
America IS now instructng large class OF teachers
/ F1~ Gen. TOW TBsAB, accompanied by his pa
| rents p r Baruurp ESQ. Nr II, G. Sherman and ser
wants has arrived from Europe in the steamship Cam
br;. after All absence Of more than three years Ia
vernOo the little General escorted 10 the steamer
NV large procession of citizens in carriages and on
horseback preceded by coach and six containing the
General and suite next TO which band of music IN
an elegant car drawn by six beautiful cream colored
horses As the General went board the steamer
the thousands who had joined in the procession gave
him three hearty cheers wished him pleasant voyage
and bado him adieu. At Halifax the little General was
waited on by his Exceency Sir John Harvie Governor
ofNova Scotia together with his family and many other
! persons OF distinction
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BEEBE q CosTAR
I6G Roadway. Egw-York,
NJ 49, T., lq4 as

~ VIII Introduce Spring F-shon FOR uenuemeu'
Has MArch o, 1871 - Us
~ DIR. Woods sarsaPadHss and VIA chery 81,
.er FOR he permanent removal ofs such diseases As tass
heir 10 impure blood impaired digeslen Hoinl
stale Of The liver and stomach, weakness Of NE
system, and oiscr1erod hApli OF o1s1.iSn, ~ 49,.
whole class Of diseases for which me redlcs iscuy
have for years united IN prescribing he eeeorsea ss
rarills ard The Bark Of wild Cherry.
Or Woods sarsapara and Wild Cherry Buers Is
the only medicine made Of these articles sna founded
- IL un the best medical principles and their virtues eh-
trrtad bv lid chemical analysis experience has shown
Nd. unusual power and efficacy and viii be found on VIA
70 beA snt speedy remedy for ne diseases
led Above They purify he blood, secure regular diges-
uon promote healthy scuol of ne hvef ana sion.1h
and strengthen The rses, a. once securing heelh AZ
vgor 10 tie whole system r. g cases VI Dependency
from Indigestion Irritation, hey have been USED
with remarkable success nor are hey lees useu -
ers prostraOn Of the system. Al he ume Il must
be stated hey neither v0er. nor al al dangerous
Ga ihe.l ope lions securing - iey 90 ne desired e' y
sod wholesale ana retail ~ WYATT KETCHUM,
general agents. l1i suon.t al retail ~ Broadway sl
Beeckerst ~ y }. " smith, cor Fulton and CranDer-
~ Brooklyn Price > lsrEe bottles a 5mis'
~ Facts for ihe People."--Exposore 10
cold when the body is heslet wei feet, P-iNng on Or
keeping on wet clothes n addition 10 h-reoliafy o--
position or un~hoesome employment are some ol me
primary sni most frequent causes oi Thai fearful cs"ase
PULNoSsRY CoSsuxPuoN For IL rernoys Of me s'efi
OF tisr c1cs freeing the system Of Al OBSTRUCTION, hay
ing irritation and promoting healthy acton of ne llng.
he most fpecfY and certain relcfT1s IhONrDNs tpa
POI-ND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD SAPHTHA
Thi. preparation Is formec by union OF some " he
principles q most vagat regoia5e pecfsra IN cna.
kuafi6u win TAR-the value % Which, u al srecou- u
The breast al know ard crnss since Is ini o. c.on
OF ,hose who have emp loyel j,
None rsle Il but 10 praise
And even The prejudice OF Physicians - ne epos en
al cobnsons OF nose exact constituents ihey may u-
ignorant been FAR overcome Inst Au enf h.s beer
rscomusnds9 and i daily yreicrsed IN iher pfaeucs
Prepared only By Anguey D.ckson, snecessofs 10 ; r
Thomson cor Finn and spruce ~. Phi,A1elpnia 500
,Ioie.aIe srd retail. by WYATT kEICHJM, ~
Puton-st and 81 ret.i. by Il Johnson - bienas y
SrysYofk Prise 80 eeals bottles 50 Oo.r' i'f - "
smiss
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.1:1AroHEs FOR THE TRIBUNE
.1cNETIC TElE @ RAPH
FROM THE ARMY.
w..mSeroS, Jan. 22-lo N

WARRINGTON San - ~ . ~
.sr BY the bark Mopsng at New-orieans'
f' %.1o;co mentioned rumor that yellow lever
bOn IN out among our troops Three INDIANA
Gao " IA arrived at Tsmpico with the second
Sh'., .v,v,pia Regiment, who at once proceeded to
fe'1' S,..,;n.,iOn. supposed to be Vera Cruz.
nss ..boooer sinss left Brazos on the 9Th iesV'
= Gen Scott there still, actively engaged in fur.
ss ~ts transportation Of troops. Gen Tayy ior
.ksrns ,a w and Gen Worth at the mouth OF
vas s a. Grsnde. with the entire command
ne ~ secrecy prevailed as to future opera
ne s, ,ss srmy. which were known only to the
lss o , rim. Chief II is rumored that an oiieer
corn:,ssnt dispatched TO Gen Taylor, and an es-
a.rss.~1me men. were cut of and the whole put to
death. ....a os tho movements of SAINTS
sO'H he Mexican forces. The correspondent Of
Ann n.o !. saws a rumor was current at Vera
TIE ia ne ss,assination Of Santa Anna, for op
Cfsl - ,ss decree Of Congress but this letter was
P''lns snton Lizsrdo. goth January, and proba
cs'ee . "a other reports to the same effect which
=. :. !. b.l;eved cannot be true.
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Mnrkets-Catf.Ry rsporfed fer The T1euHt

Mnrhets-CartfnAy rsporfed for The IrieHne
MONDAY, Feb q.
AsHEs-The market is quiet bat without change in
rates.
COTTON The sales are too small in extent to show
what effect the news per Cambria will have on the mar
ket Opinions are vsrience ss 70 It's course tnose
psrte Immediately ntere,ted insisting upon Il that the
accounts per steamer are favorable while others zee
farther decline in England settled thing Freights 10
for square.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The absence OF the letter mail
nv the steamer has rendered the market rather inAc'
tive although there is considerable excitement sn1n
dealers In the morning there was sale OF Nv DOS
Genesee 81 and 1000 bbls Brooklyn at o % Oh
Change there was large attendance but snal Du
siness sale OF 500 bbls was made at o 20 0oO 90
At co small parcel At %. snd lVVV Mlenissn re
ported a. To arrive in May 500 bbs sold at 20 ana
800 do In June at s. The turn taken by ireishs WIZ
have considerable influence on Flour Inc marx, lIi
Meal was inactive and nominaly As before. ne MAA
Lane Express thinks the decline IN bread SUNS VIII ony
be temporary.
cp.rs There was nothing done in Grain excepting
a few thousand bushels Corn which brought ~ cents
There were several sellers at IS cents OF considerable
Parcels but buyers generally were not ready TO ope
rate.
wHsKY-Bbls are nominslly Is before 27: cents, but
We hear OF no sales
GROCFRIFs-The news Is cslculsed TO improve Su-
ears which are held higher day Mossses IL duler
and Coffee firm The Transactions, however have been
very limited.
FIsH-we heard Of a sale Of 700 bbls No. Make
rel sts7
FEATHERs-ssles 1000 n prime at % cents cash
sEED-Roush Flax !. In demand and sales 80 to 200
,ierces have been nsde AZ 81 for crushing We also
note sales 10000 u Pennsylvania Clover al cents aud
100 bbls do Ohio II cents. Small parcels Timothy
bring S20ds22.
PROyIsIONs-The news from abroad . calculated
~ .en Pork and holders to-day are steady Of s3 and
SIS but without sales OF importance. Lard IS held ~
lOi cents We sales 400 b5ls Picked Hams AZ =
cents $50 terces Shoulders az % Gt+ SuuVv 10 fcAleu
Rumps at cents and 300 ties Mddles AZ 10 cents 10
England Butter and Geese are very firm and some
holders ssking advance.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

~ A meeting of the citizens Of Williams
bugh held Saturday evening TO devise measures
for the relief of Ireland committee of forty was up
pointed to each of whom assigned district OF the
village solicit donations Resolutions in favor Of the
General Government ahording immediate aid, were
passed Thos N. Ayers Esq headed the list Of dona-
tons with fifty dollars general Committee OF i've
was appointed to whom the Committee of forty are to
report A. b Hodges Grand-st. near First office OF the
wiiamsburgh Insurance Coz is Chairman OF the Com
mittee to whom donations may be made.
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New.York Cattle Market. MONDAY Feb 2.

lReported Tor The InbuneI
Al market 500 head OF Beef Cattle, 100 Sheep and
Lambs and 100 Cows and Calves go Beef Cattle leit
PnIcEs-Beef Caals-The market Is dull, owing to the
inelemeucy of the weather and notice slight TALL IN
prices since our report Sales made at - 'oa
s. and some extra have been sold at 50
Coas and Calres-There is no change In prices IN ihe
market for the past week worthy OF notice sales are
made at prices ranging from SIS to SIS and s5 accord
Ing to quality 20 head left over.
SAesp and Lanbs-No change Sales have been MADE
at e. 50 and S.
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ships Rochester. Truman. Liverpool Woodhau *
Minturn Admiral Wotieu, Baltimore Fox = Lisins'1on
Aessandre Monarch Trieste. Belmont ChariemSshe'
Packard Ney.Orleans, Stanton s. Fr0st
Banks Rainbow sampson Brazos, Nesmiin y WASH
shannon Newell Liverpool Banker Place
Bngs Madison, Bsxer' savannah sturses S.. 1. -,
& Co. MIenoket Harper, Havana, Moses isylori OF
Leon Macloon. africa. Buck
Schr. ] W DAVIS March, Wilmington ShAfioue
Philsdelphia Cadet Fowler MAisnzas hsAi a noppoe1H
Sloop: Oscar Godfrey, Taunton Lady fen"ieA'
Thompson New Haven
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In pack,f ship Balimors. from Rarre-ThomSs II Has
ck OF Ohio. Mr Thomas Doihard and Miss Dothard OF
4labsma-2jO in the steersee.
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FOREIGN NEWS FROM THE CAMBRIA.

nFCEIvED BY SPECIAL EXPRESS from Boston, Al
nWM TAYLOR h co.'s, No. Astor House
The London Illustrated News nVe dates
Pictorial + lines i've dates.
Punch or Charavar I'VE dates.
The Dublin Nation complete tles
Wilmer A smiths European Times
Dougia. Jerfold's Weekly Newspaper
Tie London SailrsL
The sunday Times
Freemsn's Journal
Weekly Dispatch.
Ladies London World Oi Fa.AOu
r.uasrIv AZ NN TAYLORG co $ AstOr House
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Ie,,,r from Gen. Chandler.

NEW-l OK, REQ - ISL.
II As Edacr Of TIE TYi5nsss
For the information OF your correspondent j. A.
B beg leave to say. that early last week received
note signed 10y six respectable citizens inviting
Is Of the Vice Presidents public meeting be
held the evening Of the 18th inst Cor the purpose Of
sAstsaisg o ec,snca GOrerneai IN ike prosecution Of
az Var riA Merioe 70 victorious axd honorable coacls
soa.~ which invi,iOn accepted
regret lhs, in the proceedings Of that meeting there
should have been any atemp, made to introduce matter
which eoUa be construed into dcuuncaiion OF the Re
representatives. of the People IN Congress who have noby
made stand IN defence Of human rights BY sustain M
Tie Wmot ProyisO. With that had nothing 10 do Ny
Impression IS that large majority OF the meeting II sci
ins andersSndngy ths, subject would be found in
i~sof Of The principles OF the Proviso
Wuh regard 70 he War with Mexico, ! believe /,
could not have been avoided after the Annexation OF
Texas and he advance OF army the Rio del Norte
without nNtona dshonor aud degradation and that its
foseeaNea nov 10 aNictorious conclusion will result in
Immense benefit &c the condition OF millions OF the ha.
'nsn iA"'iy and the advancement Of Civilization.
gave no; the vanity to suppose that any opinion OF
e'h' oi any course which may think proper 10 pur
- POLITICALLY, constitutes subject Of interest 10 but
'tf} lew OF nay fellow citizens AT al events for my
~ whLe my country is involved 10 war, | have ever
@ II 10 be my duty &c be found in the ranks Of those
WING to sustain ia Government
ADoNIRiM CHANDLER
~ Thus reasoned Lords North Butte h Co IL
regard to the War Of our Revelation thus did moi
the elder PITT Burke, Col Bowe, &c We are O
the school Of the latter. Ed TnbNEs
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- APPI ETOS l. Co have commenced the publication
~, ~ series u Manuals under the general vic %
Aposton. Marusls Of Utility, Practical Information ana
Tis,s roatainrg tfe elementary principles Of The game
iu.ra.a with numerous grams ~ Charles heiy 10
b. fooved by Manuals Of Architecture. Musie
Economy adjoining Tor Ladies, &c. The price tor each
volume viii be only > cis. ~ ,,.tx
D a 4 Co have also in preparation The Dogs; Asl'
Ia, ard varieties directions % their grnrral man
,ansn AID trea nanl under disease, BY II. D. hcnsid-
sIln Win many Illustrations on wood
Se-vels new Clsssicsl Speaker edited by Prot keed'
Ssbmitzi, Roman History, edited hy Prof Reed.
Lie OF or samuel Johnson.
Ouendord Spanish Grammar
firi4u'. Chemical Recreaii0n--
Walker on ne Art Of Chess Play.
Mirnelst'. History Of the Romtn Republic
Rowsn's Modern French Reader.
~ Linton of Livy with notes. BY Prof Lincoln
s,-lrhl. Cornrrniiuu Of Mercantile Law.
Fveiyu's Lits VI Mrs G0cOphin. - Is
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~ The Anegansns give concert at the Ia
benace corner of Fulton and Pineapple SITS this eve
nine for the Relief OF Ireland.
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Books.

PLAINFIELD MONEY TAKEN AT PAR
nor BOOKS MAGAZINES and All cheap publications.,
4 a, tha lowest reiu prices. The following VOTES
among o'iers too numerous 70 mention, on hand
The Divorced. hy Lazy Charlotte Bury Price y CTS
Dgke Of Burgundy By Dumas. Price . cts.
Marion and h. Men. Price . cents
Midnight Bel. or the Fais Eour. Price . ca 49,
The LIE and Adventures Of Paul Jones Price ~ el'
Lives n Celebrated Statesmen. By J. Quincy Adams
with a sketch Of the author by Rev Chas W uphsn-
Price . cts -, -, =, -.
The Apocrypha reiismeui, containing al the gospels
AMI onar pieces not l.cluded to the New Testament
Pr,ce 81 cts 49,,
fi,o MAJ, a conspiiacy under Louis The XIllh, trans
lated nom The Fre0ehhy VIM. HafletL
Th- Tower Il London, By Ainswofth Price . ets
The Consulate and Empire, BY Theirs, No Q. Pnce
i2t cents. .-
french ana American Cookery. Price 81 cts
" n GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings
Na..
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ENGLISH PAPERS.
DY TIE CAMBRIA" BURGESS, sIRlNGEH
ID co. have received heir nsusi compete supply ot
E,,,st Tu.trstei ana other Papers They contain 1hs
most exciting particulars u the Famine N ireland ana
oher places accompanied By enEraVings OF scenes mat
Tarro.v uu tre very soul IS hi'e looking upon them
London Iustra'ed News, Z dates.
London Pictorial Z mes, dates.
Punch or LOnion Cnauvari dates.
Dublin Nation Bells Lie Weekly Dispatch, freeman
JournaI Furopesn Times. Dickens Daily, &c NC 10 h7
Ssfe ofseiliug BURGESS SrRiSGER Co
o. 222 Broadway.
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RrE0.
DIED.

In this city. the 2l.t inst b Rev Mr. kayner, NJ
both Of this city.