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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27
Miscellaneous.


ORGAN.-For sale very perior paror organ, extra
O.lz-, suiIsbie for small church. nearly ne~-JAR-
DINE max -r-compass four Ocaves and fifth and
taye and NTH OF pedals three fo mahogany case
,de To order for professor cost s5Co-s oheI,d for
sse, secondhand panofore Inquire al 6O9 Broadway
corner OF Houston-sL my25 w.
FOR sALE-l0 or 1890 Tons OF White ASH Cosl.-
nal, either In Philadelphia NewYork, board the
boats at Port Carbon from 10 to 1900 tons u White Ash
Coal curing the season, from his cOery At St Clair Mill
Creek-hs quality Of which Is guaranteed TO be the very
best and handled In the most caref1 manner Application
ate attention. m27 SIN DAVID CHILLAs.
TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, Three P y, Ing rain and
4 veneusn Csrpetlpss al reduced prices-k LAW
best quality and sp endd patterns the 10 prices
Also on Cloths Msungs. Drusge,s, Brussels, Ingram
Window Shades STAR Rods &c. &C. Economists are in
vited To cal al ~ Canai-st my4 iwDkltW'
1 AMPS. LAMPS Cheaper than eyer.-All Hose il
IL want OF cheap and brilliant light will DO well to call
the subscriber where VIII he found fall assortment
OF lamps comprising Doe, solar and globe lamps, globes
ehmneys and smPwicks Of all kinds csmphene and spirit
and whale OIL lanterns all OF which will
s2s Inn MICHEL. caiherne-st
MATHEMATICAL INsTRuMENTs-FiDe Lon
i'idon Observation-Disclosures Drawing Paper Of al
sizes and other materials for Engineers just received
by the Westminster, Also. on hand general assortment
mys lm~od' U.Fs p DOUBLEDAY N John-st
A LBIoN MINING COMPANY, Eagle River,
"A Lake superior NoTIoEThe third ssrneni OF two
dollars on each share % the stock this Company has
been ord red by the Trustees " said Assoc ao payable
or before the fret day Of June the Office az the
Company, l0WslsL Newly ork.-New Yors May T. l847.
my w. D. LIVINGSTON Sec'ry
ONTONAGON MINING COMPANY.-The pub.
~ NC sale OF the forfeited stock Of The OnopagOn Mining
Company Is postponed until The ls day Of June, 10 o.
my25 tel j. NICHOLSON Ebert, Secretary.
pATkNT ENGLISH ~HBATHING and Boiler
feet-A comploto Assortment now landing aud for
sale by CYRUS w FIELD Il CO
myl9 Ivy Bsrling slip.
A LUM-l50 barrels crude Alum; 100 do ground Alum
1Afor sale by CYRUS w FIELD L Co.
mylslw surling.sip.
HANGING PAPER-whiie. brown snd greco, Tor
II sale by CYRUS w. FIELD co.
myzo Nv Burling-sip.
DkINTING rAPRk--Of any ,iEe or qusIiiy. made
L 10 order b. CYRUS w. FIELD L. co.
my4o Nv Burlirgslip
RLEACHING POWDERED casks very superior
~ gus iiy, mo- landing and for sale by
mSelw CYRUS W. FIELD Co Buringsli
Oh n0u RkAMs OF WRAPPING PAPER,
.O,OOOD store ano for By
ny25 2w CYRUS w FIELD co Burng-slip
casks beef qualify se.chinx Powder; loo bols.
Judo DO Crude Alum 100 do do Ground do FOR sale by
my25 2w CYRUSw FIELD co. Burng-.iip.
ROsfN.-Sosp boers and other descriptions, for sale
HIN lots 10 suit purchasers BY JAS. 7. TAPSCOTr,
myo Successor % Coote Adams s. South-st
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49, tNlON LINE OF PACKETS to and from
.4zzk LSerpool-The splendid ard fast sailing packet
. snip COhNEllA, Captain French, will sail from
New YORK on Monday May 81, and from Liverpool on
the zOh July. Her accommodations for cabin, second
c<D,n, snu Neersse passengers, are very low. Those
friends, should make early sppicsiion To
w. 4 J. 7. TAP5COTr, 90 south-st
myS II door below Burilng -sIip
CHlRRED sUsPENDRRs,-5ooo dog. shirred
y Suspe1dsrs for sale 10 joebsss and exporters BY
do H. II DAY, - Corslsadet
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- DF-IRABLE COUNTRY SkAT on 81


- which are two frame houses with 5 stacks ofchtm'
neys, being well adapted for renling 1n, Apply,
ca DESIRABLE COUNTRY STAT Staten
M lsand.-At Private Sale-A beautiful country sest
80 and productive srm situated about four miles from
Port Richmond, and about six miles from Quarantine 1t
al ions the residence OF Colonel Common II contains
about SO all well fenced, acres Of which are
Of woodland, and the bslancs Of good tilsble snd on
which is neverfsiing spring OF excellent waller The
buildings consist Of mansion house with piszza extend
ing Al feet along the 'front.' and built In the best man
have Ere places large dry cellar uuder the whole hou.s
attached Is tea room and kitchen two stories high with
outbuildngs. The mansion is handsomely situated AID
commands fine view of The ocesn. Possession can he
had The first ~ Juv, sooner required. For terms
'P %ya,Iw ''0N' N' sB'Osd.l
40. FOlt SAl.E-June "a. he dwelling house and loi
XII late ire properly OF Bsrzai Benjsmu, deceased.
W. Said place very pleasantly siiusied in Es, Bridge
Port and within FIVE mi0utes wsk Of the steamboat and
railroad de o. in the Cig Of Bridgeport The house Ia
good repair snt the Tot IL large enough 20 admit Of
other building bsiug l3c feet wide and IN deep On the
premises is good well Of water and number " bearing
fruit Unless disposed of private sale by the ID
Of June next It W Il then be- sold At public auction the
premises At II O'clock forenoon For particulars Inquire
port =. BEEJAMIN, New Haven, OF The subscriber
Milford. CT lmyl4 ue2'l JOHN SMITH.
"a FOR SAIE-A block oflsnd between Sixth and
s=i and One Hundred aud Thirty 81. containing
81 lots Of land all to grade ard ct for immediate occups
ton.
Also 10 lots in the block Third and Fourth av
and One Hundred and Thirteenth and One Hundred
and Fourteenth SIS in the Immediate vicinity OF Improve
msnts
Aao 20 ois between Fourth and Fifth avenues and One
Hundred ant Eleventh and One Hun red and Twelfth
Apply 10 lmylS lml kErCHUM, 60 Easssu st
g. AT PRIVATE stLt-rwo lots Of ground on
~ south side OF Thirty .fourst between Seventh and
Eighth avenues, Aso 1--WE lots OF ground on ihe
west side Of siy,h-avenue between Forty fourth and
kortyfh sis Also two lots the south side Of Eighty
sxthsL 40 feet Of FOurtd-avenue. Also lot
north tide OF Eighy St 20 feet west Of The Third
avenue. For psricuiars apply
ANTHONY }. BLEECKER, Aactionesr,
my22 lw BrOa1-sL
g. fOk stLE-rhe valuable stores knowR as 22i,
n 22j and ri Pearl at and l. s. s. T. g. H. 49, 49, H. a.
70, 8, TO- H. a. IS, ls and 20 Plsus In the City OF
New York. considerable portion OF the purchase
ney may remain on mortgage. They will be sold seps-
raeY together For farther desert puon OF the pro.
perry, and for apply either Of the Subscribers
X. ~ BLATCHFORD | Hsnoyer.sL
mysu T. n BLATCHFORD,
"A FOR SALE OR TO LET-Nins houses and lots
81 on hyfourth-sL near the Shot Tower-desrable
residences for and others Inquire OF
JAMES MCCULLOUGH, l59 FrontsL or OF ISAAC
WARD ~ Second-si. myl I'm.
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a To NURSERY MR>, Gardeners kc--rhs I'M
~ deYsigned hiss STOUT 25 IL land suate W IN 10
half mile Of The village Of Peekhill IN every re-
speci well adapted for Nursery frgit Of al kinds
ana especially for grapes and for vegesbe garden An
Of h. kind much wanted IN the ueighbor
hood and NAV he rendered very pro6sbe. On The pre-
M s-s 10 good new dwelling hoas- with other buildings
bs premises will be sold reasonable terms, rented
for tern o. years or the undersigned will make fair
coplrscs with experienced Nnrs-fyisn and "srdener
10 tsk- The premises on shares &c Fer particulars
oure Of George Nelson No. Wall street, or OF the
subscriber, Ia Peeksktl .,.o.
mylS 2w WILLIAM NEbsON
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a FOR sALE-A farm situated 90 the Hud son River
four miles below Rondout. and about came distance
from Hyde Park, containing hundred and tw entv-
five acres Of arabic land well waler-d and fenced Il.
bounded for half mile by the river the border OF
is belt Of shade trees Of fne growth The yiews from
different pars Of the place Of great extent and hssnt
There are churches Of several denomnatous and vi
age IN the neighborhood- Steamboats, land twice dsy
a. lsnslng distant lhree fourlhs OF a mile from The
place. For further particulars apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auciioneer
=
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DA6s-rhe highest market price paid In cash for Rags
tBssglox, Bale Rope, Gu tnss Canvass, " Ass or IA
ntlls Rope 0unuy Bag ging, Cotton vase and AL otns
kinds Of paper makers slo, 4. BY .
my2s 7w CYRUS w. FIELD co Barring alp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

NfOk sALk CHEAP hne young horse.
&1N~Srsnied sound, good usveer-wi stand with
Out tying. Also wagon nearly new, leather top,
he IN gooeondiuon Also harness. sleigh bells buffalo
robe, and many article Of household frrniure Apply
Administrator, l55 w oosisr-st usi n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

se<>4e-.--~ PLANO FORT ~ ~ very o~ prieos-
~sEzE5& 20 ersous shool purchasing Pianos sll nnc
- IA W. 10 their advantage 10 call al r. Glenn
4 HCo's Mandatory ls4 fui.oD-sl west Of
SrcsdvyD general assorpneni Of MshogSny add Rose
wood Pianos constantly hand which viii be sod low for
approved paper Dealers sopphed liberal s-yrns
uy27 z atFNSb 90 ias ru't~o-sf-
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PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING,

So CeGar>a.
MR.. c. c. MARSH. Accountant su.hcr Of tho "Seience
M Of Double Eny BooA .kee ping Simphed,' and The
Ar of sinss Enuy Bookkeeping Improved continues
~ teach - above.
Cs~ys i>sfrssts-The public 10 respectfully informed
esd assured that NE plan pssued by Mr. Marsh In leach
log this Important branch 70 truly course II practice IN
hssplas boone rsaAer Aan eoarss Of lectures on the
sbeory.
The pupn becomes familiar from sexual use with all the
books co sutuuas s- and person VI good capacity
viii by this become eompesat book keeper Ia
aboa, one month, and viii receive csuifcs.e 70 that
eject
Prospsetases with 10 obtained a, the room,
from "a. N. so9Ph myiS 5weod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

SYRUPs.-Rzsph-rry, Ginger. Pineapple, he for
~ Soda snd other Summer beverages, the p1rrst and
strongest u tho city for sale cheap BY The nanfsctursrs
RAP CO. % Chsihsrst nyf In
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THE NEW YoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD LINE.
rUOUsNTONIC RAu.ROaJy-

~ For Pts.held. North Adams, Wi. Ez.55.:sC
hams,own, Bennington, Rutland.
Lebanon Springs &c Wis the Housatonic Rsiloosdsum
mer Arrangement, commencing Monday, Msy "a the
steamer NlhkOD. Capt J. Brooks, JE will leave New
YORK from the pier foot Of Msrkesi H. R. daily Sundays
excepted at o'clock A. NJ. for Bridgeport where psssen
gers take the elegant and comnodous the Houss
tonic Railroad arriving st IN. State Line (hs lancoo
Win tne Western RsIoad) at hsf past O'Clock NJ IL
time % lake the East or West Fare to The state
Line, g.
q Stages run 10 connection with tho Cars 10 Lee Lfs
OF, Old Stockbrdge, Curisville, WlDsted and Norfolk
Fare through, 81 Also Litchheid, Woodbury. DAnb1r
LEBANON sPRINGs-A Line will be- arranged early
In The ,esson, by which passengers from Nswlogs can
reach this place By daylight with more comlon Sd En-
cg New.Yotk passengers have The privilege Of suppng
over one day In Bridge port.
No Agent OF this Company authorized 10 take ehafgs
OF specie, BANK rotes, valuable papers, rces's
them for transportation any ooesilion.
Freight received 1T the depot The foot OF Msrkeks@
from O'Clock A. ~ TO O'Clock p NJ q. NJ. PERRY,
my2sU g.nr ono, on The pter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

- FARM FOR sALE-ConsisIing Of sixty acres
belonging TO the estate OF the late Capt Joseph
Grfilhs, deceased, situated williams Bird e
Weschr Co, N. " and within ten minutes walk OF
the Railroad The location not surpassed by any In the
county, surrounded all sides by good roads and ad-
joining the country seat OF Capt Spencer and
Esq The land IL In first rate condition the lots we'll
divided with stone fence and above six of superior
wood land, and the whole well waered The barn snf
outhouses In good order. The dwelling house 10 in
every respect. a comfortable dwelling.
There Is on The premises good sppe-besrng orchards
consisting Of over four hundred young and thrifty trees
beside pear, peach and cherry ees Any person wish
Ing retired country seat possessing facilities II comnz
10 and from the city pleasure by Tsirosd few such
porrunilies ODER part OF the purchase money
main on bond and mortgage SIX per cent For further
particulars enquire Of
JOSEPH 2 GRIFFITHs, 1856 Amity-st.
Holm ALLEN II vsndaruatsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

PRIL REPORT OF the Mutual Life Insurance
Accompany Of New-York. SIS Wsl-sL This Institution
during the month OF April Issued nneyons policies,
viz:
To Merchants and TradersSS To Physcians....
Manufacturers........ 81 Lawyers ...... ........
Mechanics. Officer N T. 8. Army
Broker ............... H. sec'y OF 40 Ins Co
Clerks............... 81 Architect
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II bades..........s...... .
Farmers .............. p Other occur aions.....
S'e'gJ"e"'''''' '''''' - Lives Insured.
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HAssAY, Secretary.
MIsTuRs POsr. NJ. ID. Phvsicsn 504 Broadway. myl I'm
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S1sO-TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS and
IDtDUOhers gent wanted for the sale Of new and
Bsefu patent tce that be sold To family 10 the
Union. Men OF enterprise ard business habits make
$500 81 0 year Such chance seldom oaeTa, letters
,osi PAID will receive attention.
uyi lns G. ALDEN, 1T Fulionst
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fDR sALk al me OLD slsnd No. J Bar
&zcx,r d ~ clay opposite the AsIor House. variety
"NHgof 81, 81, ard octave Piano fortes, Of
" j urv-ry variety OF psuern, with all The
modern Improvements, rosewood and mahogany cases
Pianos hire. JAMES THOMPSON
mioS Lac Tsmsp Rsndel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

A FOR QURBEC-To sa with dbpaisA--A ~
- clsss yesseL FOR frelgh, or pssssgs sp yv
ns@ ). hsMuR1AY, q SoasSs 1r -
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Removals.

LFRED WHEELER, Attorney Al Law, &c. has
IN removed from q Beek 10 10 CITY Hall Place
The collection &C sccouns and claims promptly attended
To. titles examined money losned and obisned on bona
and mortgage H. Also land for sale In various parts Of
the Uniou low Ss 10 cents per acre. myl7 lm'l'p
ID HMOvAL-T r. CUNNING, Deolisi, has removed
tlfom OF ChsmberssL and Broadway TO s. Bond
81 mv6 Sfns
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SUPPLIES OF FLOUR ANDG GREEN TEA

SEWER IN BEACH--T.-Public Notice Ia hereby
- given that petition has been presented 10 The Board
OF Aldermen TO have = Sewer or Sewers constructed
through the whole length OF Beach-sL All persons in
terested In h- above proposition having objections 10 the
requested present them Ia writing to the un
dersigned bis Office No Hall Of Records on or before
the fourth (4thl day OF June next
MARTIN +. THOMPSON, Street Commissioner.
Greet COmmi ssioners Once, May 25. 1871 my25 0l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

EY<asSS,fszo- suding osly al the foot OF Hammond.
Street.-The fast and elegant steamer Rip
VAN WINKLE, Captain George X. Riggs, will leave
the foot OF Robinson st. Monday, Wednssfay and Rr-
day evenings Al O'Clock. 2. NJ. The Rip Van Wlnhle
fitted 10 perior syls and hss connection with any
other boat the river This boat will arrive In Albany
ample time for the Eastern and Western All psrsoas
forbid trusting any n account ~ ths boat without
written order from tie Captain Agents For freight
passage apply board. al the office the dsck Of
GEO. T. STANLEY. s2Su
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pubIir Conperantes, &t.

hous oy LEAVING ~sw.yoRK CsascrD 70 81,
REGULAR MAIL LINZ b.tws.
49,. Boston ard Nev-York, nv The "a, - y
GOVERNOR ISLAND and
The .lesmer OREGON. Captain Seth rh.v.,
RHODE ISLAND, Capt ". Potter, will run .aa
the scason IN Connection with the sonpgtor "a seoe'
dence and Boston snd Providence Railroad, lssys,
York daily, Sundays excepted, from Pier No ~,
River, at O'Clock, p. N and stonlnxoc At ,,is 'a
NJ or upon the arrival Of the mail train from Bo.,oa
TAese steamers are uDsurpasssd In speed spI-,so,
comfort having esch OF them so large corroodo
and berths for 500 persons bs,ids
ya,e rooms for families and parties s'P "'
The steamers offered BY The nost exner..,...
men, and viii shoreu the passage between NswYor
ard Boston from to hours thereby srr,vi,s In .ns
lime for al the lines running fSom NewYo,k No,,s
South and West and all he lines from Boston, Norm ~
East
The OREGON will leave Nsw-YOrh, Tuesday, Thur.
day and Saturday,.
Ie.vs stoning ton-Nonday, "wednesday and Fria,x
The RHODE ISLAND viii leave New Yorf-Most,,
w sdsy ard Friday.
Leave stonir ggon-Tuesdsy, Thursday and Saturday
N. B-Passengers. the arrival OF the steamers az
stoning ion proceed Immediately In the splendid Rao,f
10 Providence and Boston, without any delay sas
Baggage Master accompanies each train TO Boso. ais
charge o, The baggage.
For ps,ssge fF-gh Inquire on board The boats p.s
No. North River. or No. 10 Bsiiery.plsoe. nile
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farms for Sale.
o. PORTO BRLLO FOR sALE-Tf

On PORTO BELLO FOR sALE-The subscriber,
wishing 10 leave the STATE Offers for sale his farm cal
led Porto Beo, OF the beautiful desira-
bic residences In Maryland. II lies Immediately the
ST. Marys River nearly opposite the old City Of ST. Mays
and In tho hssthiest section Of country The soil il
peculiarly adapted 10 the growth Of corn tobacco and
OATS, and yields an average crop Of wheat There 10
land In 81 Mary's susceptible Of Improvement nor
10 their any that possesses greater resources OF
The river Abounds with the finest fish aud oysters and
the winter months with waterfowl Porto Beo offers other
advantages over most other farms In any section Of county
which It's convenience TO three Churches Of different
denOminaiions-Cslholi Protestant Episcopal and Me-
hodiI Epscopal also to two and water grisi
mills the nearest OF which Is within three and half mies
necessary houses The contains from $50 to coo
acres and has upon II fine body Of timber farther des
erplon 10 deemed unnecessary as s presumed that all
persons wishing to purchase will view the property.
The subscriber will also dispose Of his and
kitchen furniture stock ofevery description farming ulen
sis, CROP kc.. together with carriage and harness
mylO 2swfw JAMESJ FORBES ST. Msry's County Md
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate OF lhe
County Of New York Notice hereby given TO all per
sous having claims against Amanda A. Eagle, late Of the
City Of deceased, 10 present the same win TIE
vouchers hereof the subscribers the Office Of o.
Ramson No 10 Hassaus In the City Of New York on
before the 10Th day Of July nextDaIed NewYork the
9th day Of January, is47. -
WM. ROBINSON, lF,acu,or.
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rIT FUh spcud1
zSss.s.s--1S esiner SANTA CLAUS, Capt Bepl Over.
bsgh, leaves the foot OF Cortland e. (norh
sdel on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays At 5elock,
r. NJ for Kingston landing Al Han mond-st. Csld~sha
West Point. Newburgh New Hanbursh, Milton, Ponfs.
keepsie HYDE Park, Elmore's and Rhinebeck On sun.
days the Santa Claus leaves the pier oclockn
the morning, makes the following sddit ons lsDdingf-
Hsmmond-sL Rocksnd Lake, Van Ccurtlsndrs Cod
Spring and Cornwall and retnrns evening"
For farther Information apply on board, alls Westt
tf
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,n-. AAt.ERNO0N LINE, Daily. ior

Eus4srz-<3 Newhgrgh ana Fishsill, landing At Van
Corilands ., tPeesskill,) IVES, PoinL Cold
Spring and Cornwall The steamer THOMAS POWELL,
Capt Ssm Johnson will leave tho pier foot VI Wsepsi
for the above places every afternoon Sundays eScepsd
commencing April 10, at O'Clock Returning, will leave
Newburgh every morning at O'Clock NJ. Is. All baggage
aud freig OF every description bank bills specie put
board OF this boat must be the risk OF the here
Of unless entered the book Of the boat recep,ed for
Bgu
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ar hCITIZENs' NEW DAY LINE OF
1900 ppo.iiou soss roa ALsANY sssiu.
termedste places. Fare Socsnts. Breasfss,
and dinner on board.
The and elegant steamer ROGER WILLIAMS
Capt A. Degroot, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday 81
half past s A. NJ. MErAMORA, Capt J. s. knight MOI
days Wednesdays and Fridays, al half past A. from
the pier foot Of Wauen-st touching Hammond st pier
For passage light freight apply board the boats or
to GEORGE D0B5ON, At the Office.
l3 Wauen-st corner OF W.stst
~ All persons forbid trusting the above boats on
account OF the AT
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EHtNGH WINDOW SHADES, GILT CoRNl-
CEs-J. C. WOODFORD. xS5 Broadway, has JIst
received another Invoice OF French shades sso
ment Of gin corn.ess gilt bands pins, clasps ke Faint
lies about furnishing their wengs will and opporl
nifty Of making good selection from large assortnentG
reduced prices Also white ineu shades buf do drspery
loops tasses ke LAfsrges Buildings just shove Resde
Al myz6
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NOTICE.-In pursuance % az act u ne Legislature
lNof he STATE Of EewY0rk, pAs.ed APrl 49, lss7 The
name Of the Mohawk and Hudson T. Co is changed TO
thai Of The Albany and Schenectady z r 60.
Albany Nav 7. fs4T. lmyi0 2ni y YO-TER.Jr Sew
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sstzxn<u ,IMP0HTANT 10 purchasers Of risn.
sortes-Ths Subscribers hsving purchases
"NHNof Mr.. John Scriber the exclusive righi Il
" she United sssles 10 ola Patent Harp Frsin'
Improvement Piano Forte, manufacturing SONS
vary splendid Rosewood sod MAhogsasny Pisno sorIes
Which WaTihnted superior 10 tone 20 any now IN
and frsp IN much logger Tbs Improvement COZ
foa tsking al the strain Of e stngs frcn the also
yerers assortment OF he approved motern syles
SnlsheJ insrumehu BENNETT, ROGERS 4 co.
az 49, Frlton-st Fssi aide 81 Broadway.
s.sUes-. PIANOFORTEs.-The subscriber hiss
SEe,i-9s- ON hand splendid sssor'm-nt Of patent
~KRFa and Srched bottom Pisn0fori-s, IN mshogs
N " Vny and rosewood csses. Of acknowledged
sup~r,ory OF tone aud touch and work and
brscius al the recent improvements which he viii seu
low or cash aud satisfactory warsnty given with each
instrument DAVID j. VAN WRINKLE,
Manufacturer. 81 West StxIeenIhsI between SIKH snd
Sew. nth avenues my5 I'm
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~ domestic for the city on Mr.
FERKE, 3l4 Broadway. next To Gothic Hall my4 1T
AAANrEU-silualiOnsf for dOmesries Of ali cspaciu-s
w with good resrenoesJF city snd country At The Office
22i Grand.si near the Bowery. lmy2l 81 WATTS
ITO PUBiISIIEK-.-The advertiser, VITO has had
Y considerable experience for ycas in the Period
zeal and business would be plessei to engage
his services 90 n publishing Office. where be will
oXsrton make timse generally useful He give
the city and VIII he satisfied with mode
rate remuue alton. addressed TO Archibald at
the Office Of this paper, will receive attention. my2l lw'
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HARDWARE PAPER-A faIl ssoriment, FOR ssle
I1by CYRUS w. FIELD co.
nyg fw Barring slip
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nRGAN.-For sale very perior parlor organ exra
O-lz-, suitsbie for small church. nearly ne~-JAR-
DINE max sr-cOmpass four Octsves and fifth and an
taye and NTH of pedals three full mahogany
.ds To order for professor; S500is offered for
cSo0lhe owner being about 10 lesve the city Also for
sale, secondhand psnoiore. Inquire al 6O9 Broadway
corner OF HOustOn-sL my25 lw+