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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-15
= MARRIED

In this City on Tbsrsdys l2th Inst BY Rev. B, F.
bSSpTccA NEAT BRUNr, both OF New York
IN THURSDAY evening the 18Th inst by Rev Menzies
80, Nr. ROBT. TELLER to Miss ELIZABETH
s.yshter Of Alex Laurie ESQ Al of this City.
ssh Nav inst at Motifs Manor. by Rev j. p F. Clarke
..wIiEI, A. JONES. of Cold Spring L. l. to MARY
SSsTfIER, daughter Of JAMES w. MOTT Of Great
Neck
c,.rs OF Middletown, CT. Dr. JOHN j. CRANE. OF
x.rYork TO JANE B. daughter Of William Young
ESQ Of Maryland.
IL stamford, Conn. May 10, by Rev. Dr. Todd BEN
AMIN A. CLAPP. Of Tsrrytown, n. Y. to Miss HAN
NAH ELIZABETH, youngest daughter Of the late Chss
. (;sler Of the former place.
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Delaware, Lamb, Philadelphia.



Packet ship Gsrrick Trask fin Liverpool April u, to
X Collins g. Co.
Packet ship Iowa. Halberton, I'm Havre April Q, rndso
70 FOX g. Livingston. 9Th inst lat al 2 long 81 as
spoke ship Jane Black Of and from Limerick for Que
bee. Same date, spoke schr Orient OF Casine bound
% the Grand Banks.
Packet ship Quebec Williams I'm London and Ports
mouth April H. mdse, 10 Grinnell Minurn & Co. April
- scy Island bearing NE. distant miles spoke brig
La Grange, of Sunderland for New-YOrk 23d. lat a.
long 30 passed bark Urans of Cork steering Wes, The
Quebec was surrounded with cebergs for three dsys
from long a. lat "A 10 lat 81 TO- long AZ As.
Ship Nicholas Bddle before reportedl knight from
Liverpool April IL, mdse, 10 Taylor s. Merrick Aprll
10th lat 40 50 long Is w, spoke Br ship I'm Dublin
for NYork 9TH lst44 o. saw large steamer seerin
East 18th inst South Shoal w by N, % miles, passed
ship John Cumming steering SW.
Ship Diana, Burey, I'm Liverpool, April IL, md'e, TO
Msuns, Brothers 200 steersge passengers.
Ship Bornkolm, (of Kennebec) Mason, I'm Liverpool
April 2, to Tspscott & Co.
BARK Lepanto Bager, I'm Palermo and pashed Gibrs-
tar April i9 fruit. sc to Robinson.
Br brig Henry Patterson Kohan, q ds I'm Cork in bal
last 10 Bache McEyers SO steersge passengers llth
inst lat 46 As long al 90 spoke bark Almeda I'm New
Orleans for Cork who reported having the day previ
GUS fell In with vessel waterlogged, bound TO Liver
psol took of her crew, % in number and put them on
board of fore. and aft schr bound 10 the Northwsrd.
Br brig Downs Dosdy, FIN Waterford April ], In bal
asst TO Dunscomb Beckwith
Below Brig, unknown.
The outward bound packets are still detained by ad
verse winds. Wind-ENE, with appearance of rain
MEMORANDA
ST THOMAS April 2l-The bark Ann D Richardson
of New-York loaded with -four, corn meal bread and
corn in bulk, bound from Philadelphia 10 Londonderry
arrived here yesterday in terribly tsttered condition
She had lost ioremast manmast by the board ana mze
topmast and was leaking at the rate OF 1000 strokes per
hour She il now making 700 strokes lying in the har
Dor The bark left the Capes Of Delaware March - and
met the disaster in terrible hurricane rom tne Z'th 10
3Oth on the latter day she was thrown on her beam
ends and the nasts cut away before she righted
Capt is of opinion he could have freed the yes
sel had she not been provided with the patent futed
nunDs which worked admirably.
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pkssrNcERs ARRIVED

Ia ship QHebec, from London-Mrs Hsleck Of Bos
ton Miss Frazer and servant Of London Mrs May New
York w II Porter and lady. do l. Hatfield London. w
s Brggs. do, Deyno. do. w Morrison do Thomas
Greene. New York, A B shsnkland do. w Bennett DO
c Hill. Norwich. CT, Res, Germany, Whitchurch
and lady, London A Mann. do, WIN Artey. do. George
Dobson do Shaw do Jones do and go In the steer
age.
IN packeship Ioioa from Haue-Mdlle Schsrmaille OF
France. Mr. and Mrs Dsrnsmont OF Kentucky. Mr. Van
Zant NewYor Mr. Beck Philadelphia; Mr. Fisk, Alba
ny; Messrs Vans and Keller. Of Germsny Mr. Quinones,
OF Brazil and 800 in the Storage
IN ship LeDonto, from Pdisrmo-signor Giuseppe Ca
ns,a and lady Misses Msreka Leonors and Anna Cana.
Ia Masters Nirumzo, Salvatore and Girolsno Csnsts,
Master Giuseppe Tlmilel.
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DIED
DIED:
m the 18th instant WILLIAM COSTELLO, In th,

IN the 18th instant WILLIAM COSTELLO, In the
Tbs friends Of the family and Of bis brothers in law
os,n Cossn and James B Nicholson, invited TO at
IA his funeral this Saturday afternoon at o'clock
IN Friday morning the 18th inst at Staten Island
-, Richmond at the house OF his father-inlsw Mr.
s,eohen Merseresu Mr. BENJAMIN SIMONSON IN
he ga year Of bis age.
Hs friends and scqusintances are invited 10 attend bic
ss.,ral on Sunday the 10th inst at o'clock NJ The
.,moost leaves Whitehall for Staten Island every hour
during the day.
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HoRArIo HILL, AocuOn.er.

HORArIO HILI AucuonFer.
EXTENSlvE SALk OF Vsusoe sisadmd Ing-
II ish Books cuflous aud rsre.-CO0LEY, KEEsE 4
HILL 1911 Broadway. corner o. Dey.st will cell Friday
sni Saturday evening May and l5 very large eollec-
ton OF standard English works embracing avery vaua-
bic Of ancient and modern literature compile
ing standard theology workscn she sciences elegant
y illustrated works and variety OF beautiful and srse
live miscellaneous books In inc bindings
% Saturday evening will be sold on account OF The
Executor an original painting By Benjamin Wss-the
Annuncston painted by that distinguished artist for he
Marylsboue Church, London myit un'
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COMMERCIAL AND MONKY MATTERS.
Tor SALES Of Stocks, &c. ,,, Fourth PGs,

FRIDAY, P. NJ.
The stock market was buoyant at the first board,
IN, gs of at the second board with considerable sales
treasury sold at per cent premium with large de-
m.pd II is said that the Secretary will want no more
money until July which will give takers Of Treasury
No,ss chance TO place them without embarrassment.
The Exchange market closed heavy for the
steamer per cent for sterling The supply exceeded
s demand Francs are less plenty, and steady at 1924
a53O Other Continental bills were dull. Sterling at
the close was about per cent lower than yesterday.
In freights there is considerable activity and
rate. are firm To Liverpool considerable engagements
Of sour were made IS and grain at lOd Ayes
.. was taken for glasgow and another for the Meder
rAnesn, on private terms
There are now three new Banks in progress in
this City beside two three Country Banks under the
Free Banking law We hear, also that the managers of
the Farmers Loan and Trust Co of this City propose
to employ portion of their capital in banking under
the free law This probably, In connection with the
growing belief in its intrinsic value has had an effect in
producing the recent rise In this stock.
The late movement in Reading has produced
considerable excitement in Philadelphia. The Bulletin
Publishes the following in relation to the results of the
present years business:
As there ia some disposition to inquire into the posi-
ZION Of the Reading Railroad Company, we give the
figures as they will stand when the floating debt is fund
ed, basing the expenses upon those of last year.
Receipts from ali last year 81 $50 000the first
months this year 50per CT than last 81 900 900 W
Expenses, transportation, repairs, &c. Of
road, track, and cars Of all kinds per re-
port 500 800 Il
TOtal....................... sll37,679 g
Interest on the whole capital, amounting to
siiIs7,O69 OF ...................... 672 900 OC
lOtas---s.- SfVJ"f' oN
Leaving applicable to dividend, sinking fund payment
OF 1850 loan. any application the Directors may pre-
Ter near half a million Of dollars II yesterday
stated that the floating debt had all been arranged at par
The following are the rates for buying and selling
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INT money at "a Wall-st


The tolls received at Rochester the first week Of
navigation were sl6675 exceeding the same week las,
year s92si. The quantity Of -four shipped East was
42O3l bbs against $4,000 bbs although last year nsv
CATION was open fifteen days earlier.
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miscellaneous.
SMITHS PATENT PORTABLE
FLFETING



NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ARTGCLE-The best ar
arrangement for bathing ever introduced-tesled and
universally recommended by gentlemen and ladies' pysi.
clans, and scientific men In general
The superior merits and claims Of the above named
Fleeing Bath The great success Of lie invention the very
extensive demand and sale for them during the past
has Induced several individuals 10 form association FOR
the purpose Of manufacturing and vending these baths
called The New gland Fleeing Shower Bath Co located
Wahar, Mass with rights manufacture the article
in quantity supply the demsnd throughout the United
States and having reneded all the little defects incident
the fret appearance Of sill operative machinery, they
prepared to supply he public with article perfect
In all s parts and would invite all who wish 10 avail
themselves Of Of the greatest Injuries ss well As one
Of the agreeable aud delightful means OF restoring
and promoting health, 10 call at
r. c. KEMP'S General Sales Rooms,
AZ Broadway. doors above CsnRst.
Where be the greStest variety OF the different
styles Of architecture. comprising the largest assortment
be found in the United States, a. wholesale aud
retail
Orders from any part the United States will be prompt
ly attended to by addressing r. {. KEMP, AL Broadway
Oh A.. lar Na-.- A-rL
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~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PACE.


Ships Stephen Whitney. Popban, Liverpool K Ker-
nit Nstchez, Newcomb, Cslso. Rowland K Aspinwall;
Congress. French. Valparaiso Rowland Aspnwsn.
Bsrks Volunteer Humphrey Cork, SC. II Roach s.
Son AYRSHIRE. OEell, Eewry J Stuart Co Ann
Harley, Scott Glasgow, Woodruff Mnturn.
Brigs America Tresdwell Philadelphia; Wetumpks,
Wall Mobile Sturges, Chairman & Co Thos Trow-
bridge. Trowbrdge, Haven George, Yates, Charles
ton Meltts Jacobson ST Croix via Norfolk Wsllhon
Dawson, Lochfoyle, Ferguson Lnnes, OLSON Am
sterdsm. VIM Weisser; Ellen, Barclay ST Thomas
Maitland Phelps g. Co; Minerva Parker, Cork
Schr Delaware Lockerman, Washington, NC Maize
Portland; Porpoise, Drake, Philadelphia Ann, Hopkins
Petersburg.
soops viglsnt Heath Providence President, Frisbie
New. Haven.
Barge Delaware, Lamb, Philadelphia.
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Removals


CHREHUGH. Hair Cuuer and Wig Maker has re-
~ moved o. Broadway entrance by the store OF r.
S. John, halter, directly opposite The City Hotel
Clirehulh's removal wss cot anticipated and has been
occesiOred hy the FOR tho premises the details Of
which will b. published IN few days and will exhibit A
piece Of treschery almost without parallel nyt &wis'
DENOyAI.-J. &. BOOTH co have removed their
II estsbhshmrnt from l81 Broadway TO y Coriandsl
few doors below the Western Hotel where they would
b. pleased their Old .t0mers and would take li'
opportunity saying All that ars furnishing the IRE!
quality OF garments or cash oniyl such prices a. us.
meet the views OF the most economical niyb wis
A NrII,ROY. dentist ha. removed from Broom--sL
Li.o l53 Gfands between Crosby and Elm ais ioppo-
site Rev Dr Mctlroy's Churchl myl% 'n-
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r--.rroprNrr rSTApIIsUMrNT

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
DFHT W BENsOS Draper aAd isiisr, ~ Fgion-st
ID -. a. extensive assorrcn OF Clons Cas- meres and
y-ins which will be ns3su2 70 order 10 the most FASH
eho'es and general sssoslmeat Of gentsmet fancy
dr.ss al.o constantly Ca hand myl4 sH
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EENTLENEN'S SPRING snd Summer Wear
Tour stock OF seasOnAbs goods, comprising the stest
and fashionable styles In the market IL offered for In
speciOn under the ihst the same endeavors
which have ELECTED very liberal share OF patronage Will
be exered 10 give satisfaction In The style and make on
garments. In particular would commend TO the alien
ion Of VI no proved the truth Of assertions
In reference 10 superior cut Of panialoons
bled TO furnish assortment Of Csssmeres and Drl
ngs and 10 those In want " light and airy garment,
several hghly approved styles Of Sacks.
From h- particular attention directed % Army and Ma
w work Uniforms furnished In srct conformity 10
regulations have sls hand goods 10 snsr
The requirements Of all grades Of the service.
WIN T. JENNINGS co. Diapers and Tsilors,
a22isu 81 Broadway American Hotel.
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MECHANICS HALL.

40 BROADWAY, between Grand and Broonie sta.
~ CHRISrY'S MINSTRELS have the honor II an
nounciug thst they will continue their popular
miisble Concerts EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FARTHER
NOTICE.
Admission % cents Concert TO commence ats O'Clock
Change Of programme every evening. mylo lw'
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~ Notice-The Cong siionsl Church IN Creamery
~ Brooklyn late Rev Dr. Coxs will be opened tot Ie
CLAUS worship tomorrow Ssbbsth morning sfern0on ao
evening, Al the ususl boars Rev HENRY NANp Sr
IA from Indianapolis. Ind 10 expected 20 preach morning
Conn In ~ &C.,, " myl5 It.
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SHERlFE sALE.-By virtue ofssversl wriis OF a ti
Cfscss 70 me directed and delivered VIII expose To sale
atns vesuoule Of The City hs in tbs City Of EewYok
0cioss NJ all the night Title end interest OF GEORGE p
bAChE, which hs had The third day ofJanuary ls4 OF
may BE- o. In and to all that certain lot piece parcel Of
groono Situate, lying and being In the Sixteenth, late
Iweth Ward Of The City and County Of NewYos, with
forty, Inclusive made By Francis p Vidal City ssrveyes
and beating date The 9Th day Of January, sH BY o'
Iowa nofh-esserly In front Twenneh suss ~ ~ ~.
nye feet souihesstery side BY lo 70. t~snsy.
three feet thee inches south westerly Nc - ot No IS
i've feet, and north westerly the otnsr s premises
eighty three feet eleven nenes being 70 Lsmuel Wells
and wife bv deed dated sd Nay 1854 sna q New
The ocs q hs sss:ss e Ts page as June
1854 ZD.sS Ns~.Yori, Nay W. y JONES, s.. sasrs,
myl5 lsW6w
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To MERCHANTS AsO NASUFACTUZEEs,
VIM rvERDELL s. SON
M Fultop--trret. Newly

No. 1914 Fuiton--treet, New ork,
TAKE LEAVE 10 cal the attrutOn Of ne merchants
add manufacturers % their establishment In Addiuoc
Id the brsnches Of Steel aud Copper plate Engraving snd
Putng hey furnish every description Of labels s1itsbs
fr dryRoods. hardware drugs or p-rfumery, elegantly
rriniei Ia gold or svsriety Of cOi0rs.
" = 4 Son import their materials, ard heir ma
hir-rv sad presses such W enable hem 70 Fl =
eute every description Of work win nestness and expect
ion. al Ov prices az ohis-oo
HYDRAULIC PRESS AND STEAM BOILER
NOR sALE.-Por sale, large hydraulic press ara
L pump In frst rate order. which viii he SID very 9~
40 .Au .issm boiler feet long and 80 nenes 10 Ola
So. ra-. r. Al In good order and nsary re~ FOR par
r.r .rs inolire Of BRETT LDMAs fi.hkil Landlng 2
:, y ny5 2gis'
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Schools.

DORRDING sCHOOL-Irying Institute, Tsny.
ID toSn n Y.-The Sumner Term OF I've months VIII
ouen on Monday 81 Of May Several vacancies exist
Appcsiious may made 10 The principal Al Tsrrytown
or -n with Csrk Austin, 2 Broadway, where cifcu
a. routa ming fall Information en- be Obtaioet.
Efferesoes-HOl. Washington irving, TzrrytO~u-
Hon. Gulian c. Nerplanek. Ne~-York City,
And 10 any Of is numerous patrols
mvi5 ~ w. ?. LYON, A. ". Prncips
IIIs~ES SEDGwICk's sosrdiug and Day school
lft b. os~n al - West Washington place. mylz l~s'
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miscellaneous.
WARToN's ERvALENTA.

WARTONIS EhVALENIh,
CONSTIPATION (cosTwENEss) DESTROYED.
O5st,nats iEr,,,rai, and ha5itaai Constipation (Coe-
nessj ONLY totally ouerc0Hs b also completely deros
ed fuifh0d usng etAer Tr gGfes upecftons or b1fhi
BVa natural suipr Ggrefab Gaf 'rfRiioie meas. Te-
Gently discorer,d ~ France b. W. WG0n 81 Rae hiehs-
ist. PartS" Price 3N cents.
A PERUSAL OF THIS TREATISE cannot fail to dis
n Del all doubt 10 he mind Of any reader Of the seaue
en,,r and grsa importance Of This discovery which has
sgated France England and the Continent with ia r.
nArkabe results This great remedy Ia light palzah
and delicious FOOD called ErFAlenia'-a fege1sDi -
PArips.-in some respects resembling ArrOwIooL
The Treatise and Ervaents constantly on hand al me
National Depot Of Warrior, OF Paris expressly estab "a
cal store In the trsnite Building, <S Broadway, cor
uer Chambers a. r. Purchasers must remember thai
bsref. no genuine FryAenA but Warriors l3f 3miseod
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town or to JESSE OAKLEY, Executor,
my8 eod3wis n Pinest N. Y.
- FARMING LANDS IN vIkGlNIA-l5ooo
acres 81 land in Doddhdge County, Wsstsn Virgil
MIA. embracing II farms Of 100 TO 500 acres each. ON
the waters Of Middle Island River copies OF survey
field for each farm will he furnished the purchasers
These farms miles from The County town, and IS
from sisSryil- on Ohio RIVER The State pike
and roads pass through psn OF this land to and
from tho Ohio River.
Tho coil IL OF the best quality and adapted rasing
Corn Wheat. Hemp, &c. The land 10 well unbered 9Th
walnut oak, beech sugarnaple elm, nc 10 admirably
fitted for grazing Several Of lhese farms are In high
state OF cultivation Title indlspvtsbls prices low and
terms made easy. ApplyO W. CUNNiN0HAM
myl5 hanOver& ~. y.
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Drp GOODS.

CLOTHING
Ofs most Fashionable description hs Chsap h Plan
Wholesale and Retail
DANIEL DEVLIN.
81 John-sL ~ L. corner OF Nassau
THE subscriber prepared for the Spring ana Summer
trade with most extensive stock Of Clothing y
fresh goods, consisting In part u
COATS-Oice Sacks FrocEs and Ssckiess, r4fn sit, 2
g. (. 10 o. Super black aud colOred Dress Goats and
Frocks, -, SO, 10 to l6
PANTS-SpriDg and sumner goods OF all knis, IS cts
Sli, q to 8. French, English and American Cashmere
do S2i 3. :, to-
yESTs-in splendid variety, q. ia, q, SLOT
Also, complete and altogether fresh stock or French
English and American Cloths Cassimeres Tweeds, Czsh.
meres, Crolons, Cashmeretlss, Drsp GEES VesinRs,
&c. &c.
from which he will make the most approved garments
TO order and guarantee NJ snd finish he mas engaged
the sklll Cutters and will employ none bai The best
bands
He pledges himselfto give good suit al from - to
SIS! as has-on the old plan-cssl - 10 ef0..
ofwhich he wisatisfy any one who Will favor him with
q call
~ He goes tho principle that II il better TO sell
$3.50 600 worth per cent than $4,000 At 81 per cent
DANIEL DEVLlN IS John, cor. Nassau.
InFsa
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Boarding.

ROARDING-A gentleman and his wife and two or
~ three single gentlemen can be accommodated with good
board and pleasant rooms by applying Al ~ Robinson
street few day b1ardefs can also be accommodated.
myle II
DOARD-A gentleman and biz wife. or one or tpo sin
- gle gentlemen, obtain pleasant rooms furnished
with full board, breakfast ana lea IN genieel fam
where few bUarders ars taken The house s modern,
With warm and cois bshs, and pleasantly located near
Ws.hington-squAre. Apply al lf6 McDougslsL between
Amiy and FOuih "a. The omnihuses pass within three
doors every few minutes. References exchanged II
DOARDING-Lsrge airy rooms on the second and
ID third floors 10 let with board also few single rooms
with every convenience Of home References
Apply 60 Lbeuy-st Transient bosrders 81 per day.
my3 3dss
DOARD.-A gentleman and III wife or Two SO gle
ID gentlemen, can be hand somey accommodated with
board and rooms In small quiet private family where
floor Location lower part Of Wooster a. For partcu-
lars address 7. A. box lli0, PostOfce, which will
cege attention. myl4 Sits
BOARD NEAR BROADWAY "A gentleman
~ and his wife or two or three single gentlemen. can
Wslserst within few steps Of Broadway. References
exchanged. myl5 5n-'
tlOAkD IN EAST BROADWAY gentleman
IL land his wife, also few single gentlemen, can be ac-
commodssd with good board and very pleasant At
~ Fast Broadway myf 2E,s-od
DOARD.-TwO or three Jingle gentlemen can b. 81.
~ commodated with board and rooms by applying i'm
medatey At z SeekmsnsL near Nassau. Terms reason
able snd reference required mylo ot
pOARD-A pleasant front ROOM with board. suitable
pfora gentlemen snd lady, or two single gentlemen. Al
635 Greenwich-st nyl5it
NOAKD.-Handsome, sage. weltflrnish-d room, and
~ permanent board, with small private family, snd sole
use u psro hreqnired Apply al So McDougast AZ ms
DOON- TO LET-a large. pleasant. and de.irsble
Ia roem directly the drug store Of Broad.
way and Chambers 70 lei, furnished or unlrni-hed,
Win hoard fde-ired. myl5 3ur
A FEW YOUNG MEN eau obtain pleasant rooms
~ viii board by esrly Application ~ Is Chamoerssl
NV lsif
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" The scventh-day Baptist church, rev
BSoWS Pastor, Will IN future meet LOT MSIsnp =, @
Chspelin Eleyepih-st between bowery soe u, 80
o'e,oyl . M myi5 IL
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Garpetirgs.

I55 CARPETING 155
10n 0Q0 YARDso OF BRUSSELS, three ply and stair
IUO,VOUCupeting.
10, 900 wards Of on Cloth and Mating.
10000 Window Shades Rugs, Mats, Table Covers and
every article connected with the trade on sale cheap
for cash. WIN. VI. OROkTf.
ale lms l55 Chatham a. ifst door above he Theatre
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NOTICE TO THE PU1LIC

NOl4OE ~ 1 k FUBLlO.
I EE1 sCRIBNEk, OF the late firm Of Lockwood Serb
Loer thankful 70 hs ffencs ssd the public generally for
their former ps.onsge would respectfully inform them
ne has sod oct hs lnterea 10 The late firm al 5 PeuL
Of Fulton and has part Of he .ore 7, Fulton
81 two doors below Gold where be has opened entirely
and select stock Of
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND sILvERWARE
comprising N parl ~ follows VIZ fine gold and silver
wseaes, VI the best makers gold guard end foo chains
ofse7@ breast pins, stu1s, niger and rings key
seas GOO ana niVer hmbles speclaces pencil eases
goa pens loo xe ke silver spoons ladies' forks gu gar
ionfs butter knives Of every variety and and
mo@ approved styles. Syer~are made ~ order from
CON- and 10 tho best manner. l. ss-rpenses being VERY
ngh enable bun by quick sales and small prohs To me- et
me news OF All those who may be pleased favor MIN
with their patronage.
Clocks, watches aod ewelry repaired 10 the hes,
ner. LEVI sCRIBNER, IL Futop.sl
two doors slow Gold
B.-Rogerss celebrated diamond pointed Excel.
sior gold pens nyll lxisA5 roo