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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-10

Wellar's Patent Japan Liquid Paste
BlACkING.

"SAA sS~R0M hYMv 0otC
BLEACHING.
THE undersigned begs to call the attention of those
abovenamed. The Manniac turer knowing the Excellent
properties OF this Hacking sent samples persons
ts,eh as Boot Makers &c1 ALSO TO several Of hewspa
pers The extracts underneath from OF tie papers
they speak Tor themselves; also persons who tried
have called and said that the Japan Liquid Rncking was
superior 10 any thing they bad ever used.
EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS.
Weher's Pdieni Japaa Hacking is the name vi an excel
lent artice have used and can highly recon-
mend ~ american, Apra Is. ia Sl 49,
pYeRars Backing is one Of the most superb and s,s
factory articles q ,ne day mpars brilnnce and po
fish be yond description. We have tried il, Go and do
BY reference toanother column, an advertisement will
be lond Tor an excellent article o. Backing, Liquid
iorm for Boots, &c Il Inns been highly recommended by
many who have tried IT, i only gives with very lite
than any other By he AGENT o he
er at No 20, Chestnut street Buy bottle, one trial win
prove the fact-Pha, Ledger, Apra o.
Weaars Backing Is one Of the most shining articles in
the market -Spi,tf@ the Times, April2
Patent Btackfng Mr.. J. wear, No 80 Chestnut street,
has prepared Patent Liquid Hacking which produces
%bo would Sxs nnss uoss I% ne leather IhGss
advertisement in another column--U s. Gazette, May
Welfare Patent Japan Backing is about the article
Of the kind we have seen. Tbs polish which mparts TO
the understandings OF is brilliant and lasting we
have tried IL and II bcots US to say all this in its behalf
tE;ueniHg Bulletin, June T. 4,
The Manufacturer produce numerous testimonials
similar 10 the above from private individuals and from
papers, above extracts are Sufficient
vince any that the has exsggerat
ed; but that upon air trial hs Hacking will be found AZ
represented, erceiienf In every respect
WELLAR, Manufacturer, No so Chestnut street, Phi.
CHARLES SToTT, corner Penn Avenue and 7th street,
Agent Tor W ashington, ID. g. octs tapri l.
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JOHN PETTIBoNE,

. DEALER IN
s@1DA-4 "A NIAD HlIE..
Yard-Lenox's Wharf, near the Long Bridge 0Dice-L
f. Massoettis Drug Store south side Pennsyly
between LIZ and 9th Streets
H Dealers and others can be supplied with Butler Col
by the cargo otherwise, octS-u
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, 2 .. IN.
We have fuller discounts of the Washington news
by the wires from New York
Here they are
All business in England was paralyzed.
No relief 1t was believed, would be given by gov
eminent to the commercial houses
The cotton and other mills were stopping work in
every direction. t' I,
Thousands OF workmen were thus thrown out Of
employment.
All accounts from the manufacturing districts ex-
ceedingly gloomy.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 49,
Upland Cotton. Sales at lid. 3-4d and lid.
Sales of Louisiana cotton ut 5-Sd. 3-Sd, and 3D.
Prices went down, but rallied again.
American flour Dos. i'd and sales.
Sales Of American wheat at 50 6ls per quarter
Rice 35s. 36s. per quarter.
The Banks Of Manchester and Newcastle-lont
stock estabishments--hav gone by the board.
Tremendous failures are recorded in Vienna, Lon
don, and Liverpool.
The difficulty Of getting discounts almost insupe
rable.
Ireland is in terrible condition. The most alarm
ing outrages have taken place in Limerick.
Collisions with the military authorities, assassina-
tons and robberies are the order of the day.
INSTRUMENTATION has raised its head in Austria.
Cordons of troops have been established along the
frontiers. .e5
France England, and Russia have offered their in
reference to prevent bloodshed.
The impression prevails in England that the Gov
eminent will not lend helping hand to alleviate in
any manner the monetary distress OF the country
The cholera is ravaging RUSSIA
In London provisions were dull.
Cotton has gone down 3-S TO "a of a penny per
pound.
The Baltimore, New York, and Philadelphia mar
kets dull and unsettled to-day up to 2p. M.
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r. MRS GARRETT ANDERSON has six seven com.
NH Portable and well furnished 10 rent at mode
rate rate Single gentlemen will be preferred, as
boarding cannot be served. Mrs A. furnish them with
breakfast and tea IL required.
oct 3 II
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DESPATCH. NO III.

DESPATCH. NO Ill. 81
CINCINNATI, 8 Nov.-l0 PM
Passage Of Com. Stockton on to Washington Great
Ercstet and damage
Com. Stockton, who has Just arrived from Calfor-
MIA, passed UP the river this morning his way to
Washington. His visit there doubtless has con-
nection with the Fremont trial.
There has been another great freshe here, and the
White Water river has risen tremendously On the
White Water Canal, the ,leeder-danl and embank-
ment at Harrison, are washed away. P.
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TO VOLUNTEERS, CLAIMANTS, SC.

SAMUEL SrETTiNlUS, General Agent, Notary a
kAlp,ic Justice Of The Peace, &c respectfully informs N
Isythe Volunteers and the United States Regulars, and I'M
H hhe representatives Of the deceased Soldiers that he WI
n prepared TO the settlement Of their Claims with
lie Departments Washington He will procure Bounty,
Land Warrants Treasury Scrip Pensions for the Wounded,
Pensions due Widows and Orphans OF the deceased Soldiers
Arrearares OF pay for services rendered. Mileage any
a,her claim or Claims against the General Government
thai may be conhded TO his management will be speedily
attended 10.
His terms moderate. =
lie can be consulted any time between the hours OF
o'clock a. M, and o'clock, p at his Office Fifteenth
street. opposite the Treasury Department.
oct Sind decS n
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United States Military Cloth Dressing and
DYING Establishment,

ulltcu pAtcS milltdiy OlVth DloooinS dhu
Dying Establishment,
SOUTII side Pennsylvania avenue (the first Establishment
, East Of Coeman's Hotel where SILk, HERINO and
all kinds of STRAW BONNETS are dyed in the neat
est manner.
ALso-A kinds Of WEARING APPAREL cleansed,
coord and repaired in the best style and at reduced prices
oct 1S--dly' &
GENTLEMEN'S "BELONGINGs"!i!
STEVENS, oaie Fish g. Co.) No. l BROWNS HOTEL.
HATS!l of the newest fashions, and Of SUI III
superior elegance, both in finish shape, and -
style, in BEA YER M0LESkLN, NUIKLA,
and C1SSLMERE.
CAPS
OF every variety of shape material for Gentemens,
Youths and Chlldren also, Tor the Army and Navy.
WARDROBE ARTlCLESll @
The largest and most varied of elegant Ward
robe and Toilet articles TO be found In the city viz Scars
Cravats Gloves Suspenders Robesde hambre, Perfume
ry, Canes, Umbrellas, Stocks, &c, DC, &c
INDIAN RUBBER GOODS
OF Goodyears Manufacture every article made from Indian
Rubber on hand procured at two three days notice
My STOCK is complete in every department Of GOODS
of the best quality and newest STYLE always TO be found
my shelves.
Gentlemen are politely invited to call Goods freely
shown, and prices reasonable. STEVENS, I
octS-u Late Fish 4 Co.
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VAN LOAN a. CHASE,

VAN LOAN % CHASE,
lave removed their DAGUERREAN CALLER to
I'LL the ODEoS ot IL street and Pennsy lvunia
az enue and have expense put skygi
which will enable furnish pictures not surpassed
Ills any other country Pictures taken in any Kind Of
weather---ciear, cloudy, raining. S--tlu
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
[Whigs ltacsNatvesn Small Capitals Democrats in
Roman t'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

R.uw.y F1risc-Forty-fve miles an hour is
,h contract time for carrying the mats in England per
r,vav and rapid this transit il has been recently
ou,don. late London paper gives On account OF ex-
irsordlnsry rapidty on the railway, which seems 10
nc .te as almost realize II idea Of Puek-"Tl put cir
ale round about the earth in forty minutes The road,
vss the London and the Northwestern Railway-and
special train consisting of Ave carriages. wa. taken
from London 20 Birmingham In two hours and thirty
ra,nutes The actual time OF travelling did not exceed
two hours being average OF hfty six miles per hour
the train being stopped four times the journey b. al
Low other trains be clear Of the line beside stopping
NJ Woyerton to change engines The latter part OF the
Journey twentyone miles was performed In twenty one
rninutes The maximum speed for upward OF mile
was seventy Ave miles per hour.
Snow DRIFTS ~ MAY-A letter from Temple.
forty miles from here Of May IL ssys that while going
10 mill Mr. ia horse aoundered Ia snowdriic twice %
a. 10 make IL Necessary 20 take him from the hsrnes' 70
get him out lSAi'"e" "a1e"7
DEFIsED AT LAsT.-An Indian was questioned
Wins, is zlnsl .in' lie replied "Lsribe's
v II is stated in the Wilmington, Del papers
thar Ann Maria Jones very young white gr was con
yic,sd Of larceny and sentenced 20 receive twenyone
,s.se. an The bare back well laid on by the Court OF
General sessions Of the Peace now siding e. newcastle
nsl
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r. q D. NJ. sTEBBINs,

MO ~ NASsAU-sT have for ssle In lots suit par
1 Nchasers. al lowest Casa yYrces-
BROWN sHEETlNGS Lawrence. Indian Head, AP
pleton Exeter Meuimsrk. Crotch, Lowell, Eaton Mills
Westport Nhtessone Hartford, Niles, &C kc- gres
variety Of styles, heavy and tine.
CHfEsE CLOTHS; l. -, and SO inches wide.
COTTON YARN Twist and Filhng-Nos ? - 40
nom he hes; mills In Paterson, n j. for manufacturers OF
COARSE YARNS FOR eoontry trsde-sssorted; Nos
10 10 and 70 r. Of superior quality rom North and so1tf
Carolina. Georgis. Virginia Snd Ne~-Jsrsey
Rcown Dnns Osnssurg. Waddirg, sstts, Irvine, Car
PEI Warp Wicking, Seine T sioe, kc Sc
B-Libersi advances msdc on oonsignnente AZ en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

SeT,ined hss about 5 acres q land situate within
half mile OF The village Of Peekskil. In every re-
spect well adapted for Nursery, fruit OF All Kinds
snd especially for grapes and for vegetable garden Al
eAsshmsnt Of tina knd much wanted 10 The neg moor
hood and may he rendered very prontsbie On he pre-
msss good new dwelling house, with other buildings
The premises viii be sold on reasonable or rented
for o. yeSrs, the undersigned viii make A
contract with experienced Nurserymsn ana gardener
take the premise. sasres. &C For PARTICULAR en-
ouire Of George p Nelson, No Wal street, or VI he
subscriber, Ia Psskskil
mylS ~ WILLIAM NELSON.
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Railrna1e.
sON RIVER RAILROAD CO.-stoclbold.

III lie - ..f bel. Sc lf B.
dollar. per share. due . mon b. are hereby nGnsa 'na
scrip drafts tneir respective amounts pay "a ~.
5lst inst Tor sooner a. iher pleasure are ~ -
Mechsnics' Bank 50 Waist FOR al IHsfrr q -
shaYa Or mort ard hey resPeesuhJ feqlsi71 -
lend 10 the payment 81 he sane
subscrb.r, Tor les hsn shares are requested 70 eA
NJ the oEce % tie Company, "a Waist ana pay insH ~
sb, as'.y the payment Of heir install
eEt. under he provis Of the following conditions OF
The prescription requested TO address note 10 1oe
secressry; -. 4
which Il . PROBABLE that TIE road vii e lOcsed Nho rAy
subscribe The stock u Ire company, shan not DC
ouired 10 pay any fer her n.zmsns % their
Subscriptions tha the Tea PER cent required ni ~ J
III line Of the road shal bs permAuelly oes ca ~
respective els hoorboods AM ~h-n - l9e-'ss -
exemption from being called upon i0r lsIssi ~ rtse.
on tner Subscriptions, shsl b eontinu-d 20 a.
whose lard, may be required u-ui Ne snouI. 70 %
,h. b. agreed on or assessed t. the manner pfsoe ~
lsw-NeE-Yors, Mag .. 1871 ny :. 81.
NTEF-YO6K AND ERIE htILhyAD CVs-
ltPASY-Tne stockholders " he Ns~-1 orr - ~
Rsfrosd Corusuv ar, t-reby nOrle1 that a. ln.-lhen
OF Ten Dollar per snare al shares IN Fhien Ne pay
u-rt. heretofore inside DO rot exceed tnir'yn.e 'Va
\. ,ecrsd 10 b. raid Il The Office - The Company TO -
ws't On or before 'Ae "a gia Il MARSH ssy
Of E isS yl,T,.o Nav I. is47.
Nsis,sesbolssrs residing Al or rear Eewburgh ca
make payment to Thomas C gag' Esa Cashier oi ne
Powell Bank W -
.I0tSY AND ~CHENECTADf KALI
hROAD COMPANY-The annual election for Dlise.,
q This Company VII be BE- a. laei1 1e . ~, =, 1ss
h elors Al noon Of that dag. The poll viii con
Irue open one hour. The transfer book viii be closed on
M. SON Of Nav and c0nnue coled until ne loh OF June
AI,suy Nav T. lsf7. By order o. the Board OF DI-ciors
",,vii "A T. FOSTER, Jr sec'y.
4LB4NY AND SCHENECTADY az Mona" K
II ard Hudson) Railroad Co BONDS Of 1897 and loiA-
Eoce il Sereby gven Thai the interest due the above
bonds will be paid the Mechanics ban1 II NE Cy ~
New YORK on ard sfer the lsl proxtmo Mey =
IA. lmyl0 did, = tOoIkh, ~. 81 y.
k4JORCE-rKR AND NASHUA RAiLROAD
w Compauy-F I'm Asse.smelt-Nouce "A ne coy gwen
that az assessment OF go each share % M
stock Of his Company has bsen lad ~ ne boafa 81 "
rectors PAYABLE sttbs Tress1res Ofce lt5 Mant Or
ce.ter 90 the ist dag Of July rs1L 49,.
Worcesier. May % l8lI No. - - =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28
Removals..

ALFRED WHEELER, Attorney al Law, &C has
n removed from "a Be-kman-st TO 10 City Han Place
The collection Of accounts and claims promptly ATTENDED
TO- tes txAnined, money osned and obtained on bone
and ro-ssee SC Also land for sale In various parts Of
the linton low 10 cents per acre. myi7 lm'ls'p
l-AAV DAYTON, Attorney and Counsellor has -
tmovei from Nsssaus 10 40 Broadway corner
M.iIen.l sne myli imeod
DkMuyAL-T B. CUNNING, Dentist, has removed
hfom corner Of Chsmbsrs-sI and Broadway 10 81 hond
=, mV6 SIN
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pAssENGFRs ARRIVED

In ship SuiraR from CaariestOaJ ONeill. lady and
children; MiiligsD, lady and children Miss McCor
mack, Mss A ONeill Mrs Coppenburg. Messrs Level
lin Elder Psrsell Maghsn, Strong, Hubbard McNsmon,
and g steerage.
IN brig Emily from Chayles,oR-Mrs w BabcOck,
Mrs NJ A Jeryey. w VI BsbcOck ; Babcock, Jbos z Bob
cock Bsbcock Rev Harris, Mcguire. Q WI
Der Thos Hail. IL Bradbury, Geo Gibson, Bernard,
Whipps
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.rnk oNLY kXIsTING yyoNn!,k,R. ! Z,

S-1AsAEei IL DR. DEWITT T. NELL NVfhS iuAeiH <
~ Linment This truly sstonlshing meoione Is 'ns
cuy Srlcle Ia market thai The afflicted car eel uls o.
uelre The money 10 paid this 10 syt done by NE Doc
r when requested. MISS clear, beautiful ana tfanspsi
n 1uid highly fra and perfectly deghuu IN J. ma
yor aud especially eesgned TO be prescribed lnirIes
cToxrrnSy, aud Is WARRANTED 10 cure pa r." otYs ~
Gus affection rugworu, teiieF BARRIERS lc Ole sores y
eVery nature froi brs burns, pains IN ne bscs sad Al
econ. o. spine ds.ocsgOns, enlargement Of lont1
huuons corns snd cSouses OF every description iooit
and nervous headache Two toses tAken according
20 direction 10 ~ c-rJsin bilious chohc diGrraes
Sc taken and all affections OF The throsl In sor
rs'ns Of every yield to It's influence Immediately
Fever and ague broken In doses always To be bad
wholesale and relSil ~ 5 lSeERsoLL Co - Pearl re-
moyed from 70 JohssL also ~ the central depot Harlem
Railroad Ofce City Hail. PARK, and Al the principal drug
sn or stores and Gyerns hrOugho the city snd ooan
try sensrsy the medical faculty solicited 10 call and
examine this medicine ana Try II 10 her en1lre sat-
fseuoa free OF charge The clergy furnished grsus 90 al
s.a-t,.s mia Sfn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

fNTE LIBGENT AGENTS Wanieo- ForcsrvRssinA
sts and other ctes FOR The sale u rare literary WORK,
recently published which meets ih rapd sale among
Intelligent men Of all classes wherever offered.
Agents with capital, able 10 give unq1esonsbe Sc
curly Tor the Of proceeds Of sale are employed M
other States IN Obtaining orders FOR several most valuable
professional works which enable hsu to secure large or
ders and liberal returns
Integrity perseverance, ard general intelligence are The
requisesfor success 20 which Agents obtain Al in-
come Of $50 10 500 per month above expenses
Apply, by letter or personally, to - ~
myi3 {swSss BINGHAM 4 co. II Wall 81
NIv-IC.-A Young man totally unacquainieo with Nh
I'VE sic wishes practical and theouncal Instruction - APP
piled TO ne violin aud accordian. Lessons he given
EVENING" Address with real name and residence, Music,
Tribune Office. my<' 81
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Boarding.

ROAaD ON STATEN ISLAND-Accommodaiio
~ for lady and gentleman small family, can De oO-
tanned ia situation particularly desirable TOT Us OeaIy
sau bry and easy TO the city. Satisfactory rel
will be required Apply by letter tposi ps'o 70 n l.
Office Of This psper N.Y. Nv
EbOAKpING.-PleBssnt rooms with board IA fltTre-
- pontst Brooklyn. The house has large garden Al
tsched, shade trees, aud open gro1ndh Apply az nIs'
house ffom Futonst. N.Y. q
A LADY and gentleman, two single gentlemen
"A can have hoard breakfast and tea IN prNH,e
family, where there other soaIoers The room i.
furnished. and IL large, handsome and airy PERSONS
wishing their meals Ia their rooms would he
preferred West FOurteenth-st. 4h door from TENN
avenue within three minutes walk OF an omnibus
my46 81
BOARDING and German Ian gssge-rhs widow OF
I'D he lsle Carl Wenedel Artist bias accommodations for
gentlemen with respectable references 81 80 Cnsmners OIL
She hiss FOR splendid oil paintings imported from
Dresden. my lm-
DOAHDING.-A gentleman aud sdy, or Two stag e
ID gentlemen, can be accommodated with board ana
handsome apartments At Ito Grandst three doors RON
Br1aiwsy. Also, ofcs TO lei In The came building
my2 ~
| A GENTLEMAN AND LADY or two single gen.
n emen ray 10 accommodated with pie Assnt rooms ana
board NJ 50 WhtesL Also few day boardsrs at NE same
pace N.Y. ~
/ yyNn IkT-Atl47 Hudson II. front paror, bedroom
and back room, with board; also psrof aud bed
room These very desirable seng Directly 10
/ front OF tue Park and fountain myxi N"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28
JOHN ALLEN, II VsndsrwstersL
myi3 wv MRS GRIFFITHs, on the premises
90 FOR sALE-WesIchestsr Lsnd--To gSnIIem

- fDh SALE-W esichestef Lsnd.-To gentlemen
Ia want VI slies Tor country sssts ~ gardeners
10 want " land fJr gardsns and 70 al persons
wishing ocaon 10 tie neighborhcod u NewYork 500
acres u land IN the town Of Weschsser whiting miles
ofhe City Had, with rgnl Of passing over Harlem Bridge
free OF toll are now offered Al private sale In os contain
ing from TO 81 acres each. The lands within hfeen
MINUTES walk Of the Railroad front good roads; are IN
the of schools snd churches OF different
noninatlo the waller IL good, and location lea my
Title inospu able. Terms moderate. Apply 70 GOUVER-
NEuR MORRIS, Horrssnis Westchestef CO., or 10
WALTER RUTHERFORD, Counselor, 70 Nssssu-st,
New-I my4 Inn
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c-rn-rD COUNTRY MERCHANTS and
D bV others-A gent wanted for The sale Of anew ana
useful patent article be sold to every family IN me
Teon Men Of enterprise ard business habits can make
500 TO 81 Goa yes Such chance seldom ohefa, lser'
PJ myj i'm. G. ALDEN 1T FuliOn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

r "a BRANCH'S PATENT
~ -. AsrI-sUG sEDsTEAos.
sx7-Ez 81 To dealers 10 furniture, proprieIofs OF
hotels. boarding houses, and all others
- Tho subscribers would Invite your a.
Ieuu0n the Anbug Beasleads being the best bod steeos
ever introduced and the facility with which hey can ne
put up aud AIKEN down, occupying Only ore ulnnlr ~
nme-frmer ben up Than any other sind oil oeaflsaa
whatever ahord ug no refuge for bugs and can b NO
oughly and readily eesnsed without the Irouoe OF ak
tng them down ~1.
WINDLASs AND SCREW BEDsIEADs'
10 lots 10 suit purchasers
HATR AND sATRgssEs
A lsrg- assortment always on hand sno
made 10 order
Best Live Geese feathers,
by the bale Or In smaller Quantities
Ship Upholstery.
Shin ard steamboat cabins furnished with dspstch--
nstr1..-. comforta5es blankets cOunterpsnes, sheets
oo. and oil ow cases towels kns liable cOtns AID
ssysrv a rIirle reouired In he Inc QuIRk FOOG,
u5sm-od s. Fut0n-sI opposite U :. Hotel
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Etssas=zcP CAsWELL 4 CO.'S -

Express Line 10 al the
Western States and the Canada boats leave New
York daily for the West and NORTH This Line forwarded
300 passengers the past season, and determined
10 hold DOT s1cn inducements this season. low fare and
good 10 the influence Of toe friends Of the
emigrsnts We have travelling Agent that leaves New
fork with the passepgers that will take all baggage IN
charge In no case viii The poor man be lef be has
goi half tho usual sun charged 70 pay Emigrsnls and
other pssssngers viii save time and money calling
ms Line before contracting elsewhere AL kinds Of
chandLe will be forwarded In advance of ali other lines
- all WI De shipped the river by The passage boats
required Offices Al The foot Of Cortland and Barclay
in The Offices Of the New Albany and Troy Stesmbos
ofhees. q 2awsm P. CAsWELL co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

Il FOR QUEBEC-To sail with dhpsteh.-A arst
80 class vessel For freight or passage spplyto
my3 J. hsAURRAY, % sou,h-si. cor psns
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IN FARM FOX sALE-Con.i.ling q sky acre

IA fAhlI FOX SAIk-COnssting Of sky acres,
belong ing to the estate Of the late Capt Joseph
Grihths, deceased, situated near Williams Bridge,
We. chester Co, n y, and within ten minutes wax Of
he Railroad The location Is not surpassed by sny In the
county, surrounded al sides by good roads, and sd
Joining The country seat Of Capt Spencer ard James Adee
Esq The land IL IN first condition the los yell
divided with stone fence and above SIX acres OF superior
wood land, and the whole we'll waered. The barn and
OuthOuses Ia good order Ths dwelling house 1. Ia
every respect. Comfortable dwelling.
There on he premises, good sppebssrng orchards
consisting Of over four hundred young and thrifty uees
beside pear, peach and cherry trees Any person wish
ing retired county seat possessing facilities Of coming
and from the city pleasure by railroad few such OPP
pOftuniss Oder part OF the purchase money re-
main bond and mortgage at SIX per cent For further
particulars enquire u
JOSEPH 2 GRIFFlTHs, 1856 Amity-st.
JOHN ALLEN, IL Eandsrwater.sI
uyi3 wv MRS GRIFFITHs on ths u,eri.e.
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AYNiJPS.-ksspberry, Ginger rinsspple, &c. Tor
sods ADD olhef Summer beverages, Tie par-s1 and
sronx eel Ia the city, fer sale cheap ey the
RAPP / co. % ChAlbkusi nyA I'm
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