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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-28

WAsHINeToG THE FIRST Loco Foco p"
The first tariff act passed by Congress under tho
present Constitution. and signed by Washington,
provided that the duties should he paid in cold
and silver only" The policy Of the trainers of The
Constitution in this respect, has been again adopt
ed: The law went into operation on the first day
Of January
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-28
Clarei Wine,

MS statement exhibits most startling in
crease IN the consumption Of intoxicating drinks.
ana shouId incite the friends Of humanity To re-
newed and heightened exerrions to check The
invasion Of an enemy more dano4rons and dc.
siruciIye than world in arms against us.--.Ns,g
York amsrican
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-28

ALL OF A LENGra old Ashley once abused
his scene painter for not painting the columns If
a temple all Of the same length, and when tho
man pleaded the law of perspective, replied
" Don't talk to me of perspective, sir the public
pay their money to pillars according To nature
all Of length, and they shall have their ,nlI
measure, and no deception"
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-28
REMrTTANCEs TO IRELAND

MI JACOB Harvey who published recently a
statement that the large sum nf sso9 ono -
been RENTED To Ireland from New York in small
sums during the last year, through certain houses
has since received returns from PhIladelob,a and
Baltimore, which sweIls the total Of remissinns
from The three cities TO 81 ,O0I .G5O-,o vit
sl7O.l5O from Philadelphia, and s22 eco from
Baltimore. He says:
g Here arc one million Of dollars. part If the
hard earnings OF the poor Irish emigraDts sent
IN one year to help their poorer friends at home
and all done, quietly. regularly and sysiemalical
w. without any parade Of public meetings or com
mitiees.
will be acknowledged By the most pre-
JUDGED sectarans and politicians that my conn
Tymen have their virtues AZ well as their fsilinos
they certainly receive a full share Of abuse for
me one and ! therefore think hey are honestly
entitled To praise for The other"
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-28
THAT RASCAL JACK AT TOWN HALL

Mr.. JOHN DuEN's inimi,able performance of
RASCAL JACK and ToM TAPE. was greeted
with cheers long and loud. and peals of laughter
'na' wonid have shaken the wrinkles from the
sides OF old Care himself. We hope that there
may be room enough to accommodate those who
w'i' DO there TO witness the performance This
Evening, which will be the las, night but two Of
MIR. Dann's stay in Portsmouth.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-28
THE PORTSMOUTH VOLUNTEERS

oor volunteers having been mustered into the
service OF the United States, as we learn from,
Lieutenant Levy. who arrived here last evening.
came down in yesterdays Boat. and were landed
"O'd Point. Officers and men are in fine health
and spirits
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-28

CURE FOR soUT.-Take a hundred dollors'
worth Of newspaper bills and try and collect
them. InnUmersble certificates can be shown
To1 PopuH.
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PROGRESS OF TEMPERANCE

There lies before US duly authenticated d,,c,
meni from the Philadelphia Custom House, con.
tanning " comparative statement Of the quantity
of i"relgn wines. spirits, ruoasses. &C., imported
INTO Philadelphia from lS43 10 lS47." From
this statement we derive the fnllnwinn.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-28
'pENriFrING AN INpiviDuAL.--The KuicL
erh oc or. fur January. IS47 is full of good tb;n~

"a m0Rg them Is one - |III q"
" Did You know DIR. Weir 2" asked an inonio;
tive gentleman in one of the Philadelphia cars =,
Northampton county Dutchman "Dr. Veer ="
he replied, =" well den. yaas, know'd him luls
seed him once't. We was on that shtearn hos,
vat wash bowed up mil tie p,ler bu 's,in' by Pits
burg dere; and wen wash goin' on the shore bv
ne plank. he and de shmoke pipe wash cumin
down. never seed him peflre nor since ~
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-28

GREAT PRoJEcT.--A communication in tho
Joumai OF Commerce says it is in contemplation
to bring the Enfield Canal 10 Hartford. in o,ds,
TO supply the city with water and water pn,xe,
The route has been already surveyed and pro.
nouncPd practicable. This will enable Hartford
10 work 100000 spindles. thus exceedina Loo
ell. The whole cost would be about 1900 nm
Such construction would eventually make Han.
ford one Of the largest manufacturing cities of
New England.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-28

A Coop IDsA.--Silsbee the comedian. in -
ut his farces. saws that the United States AZ
bounded on the North by the anrura burealis ~
the E'st by the rising sun. on the West by III"
horizon, and IN the S,uth by as far as we chuoss
TO 90.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-28
A TOUCHING TEMPERANCE APPEAL


=" GUARDIAN ANGELs-An unknown man was
found at midnight, dead drunk, anonr same casks
on the pier, foot of Peck Slip. and lying upon his
body were three little girls. The children had
found their father in this sad plight, and instead
OF leaving him to his !ale, were watching over
him. weeping as if their li,ile hearts were broken
and shyering under the influence of the cid
night wind. When the mokerless children were
discovered, the youngest was in deep sleen
with its soft pale cheek lying on The boa,ed
breast of lis father.''- " Y Paper.
Where could human language find words or
thoughts to convey 50 touching plea To The heart
and conscience of an erring parent. as does the
pathetic little incident related above Can il he
possible that there Isl being possessing The IMAGE
ana The soul OF man, who can have become So
orntaiIzed as not 10 be touched. and rebukcd and
returned, ny such scene that. So bruIalized
did we say We do inJnsiics to the brnt.
character! No dumb beast No! from the GRO
yelling swine to the savage hyena, all brutedom
does not furnish an example so caous TO all the
ierlings of natnre--so hardened to all the common
sensIb'lIiies of humanity. lf that father. ON wax
ing from The sinp0r of his drunken orpies. with
snrh sight as there pet his eye was not melted
I'M" c"niTlilon, was not moved To pity, and over
whelmed with shame anil rpmDfse--no p,wer ,,,
earth can ever him To repentance and re-
iornation-ihe sympatbies Of his nature nnst be
oried uP--hIs heart must have become perified-
he must he deoH iHcarnGie.-.N. T. Globe
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-28

Pay Of artillery
y infantry sol Pay of draroons
oilers, 81 of dra- & riflemep. y rA
goons and rifle mounted.
men when serv
ling on foot.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-28

Pay per month. Pay per month
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CUSTOM HOUSE.

The business of the Custom House. at New
York. from January LIST to the 22d inst. inclusive.
presents the following gratifying resnIts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

On Tuesday Goth inst at lt o'clock at the residence
a her daughter, Mrs. Fullerton, rs Msrketst Mira
u.yNAH H0YT. In her 6lst year
H,r friends and the friends of her family are invited
A attend Der funeral this morning at IL o'clock from
The above place.
On Monday evening 10Th instant, of consumptIon
CATHERINE KORTRlGHT, wife of Enoch f. Camp.
ssed Dyesrs.
The friends and scqusntsnces of the family are re-
socetfuy invited to attend her funeral from her late
,esdenee 43 Frsnklnst this "wednesday afternoon AT
soeloek to proceed to Christ Church Rev Dr. Lye ip
ln,hopyst near Broadway.
90 the 10Th instant Mrs. SARAH HAGGARTY after a
,ro,rscted illness. sged II years and s months
The friends OF the family invited to attend her
funeral Of the house of her son. VIM A. Haggsrty 81
Soyerpeur-st on Thursday afternoon. at 81 o'clock
April Is, SARAH, only daughter of Alfred and Jane
q Wheeler sged year and mos
Az Providence, Or H. 18th, Caroline NJ eldest dsugb
er Of Jacob and Caroline NJ. siloway aged 20 years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21
Aneticn Sales.
JosIAH RCHAkpgA,

JOSIAH RCHAkcS, Aucuooeer
Df BANGS. RICHARDS e. PIArT-store ~
for Auction sales.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April n,
yALpABLE LIsKAkY.-A lsrgc scd private library oil
choice standard works inclucng many fne English sdi
uona
FRIDAY EVENING. April IS
booSssLLES's Srucx-A large assortment OF mscells.
neoas books being The balance stock OF bookseller
Also blank books Sc.
AT PRIVATE SALE
BLANK Boogs-An extensive assortment OF Blank Books
foolscap, deny, and medium sizes IN f sheep and half
Klssis bindings Also hall bound blanks long broad
fodi euartos. memorandum books, composition books,
scrap books port ohos ke well manufactured 10 witch
the atteotiou Of the trade 10 isvied
Qussro BisLks-A large variety OF Family Bbles, N
plain sheep; gilt and sich morocco he
case or smaller Quantities
PAPER HiSeSSs-25 GO roll. OF speF Hsng.ngs choice
patterns ssned and unsstired. Also, sre-boards prnts
widow papers borders he by the smaller qusn-
lti1s
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
scr sales Of Stocks, &C. zee Fourth Paxs

The Stock Market was heavy today for the fan.
eies with but moderate business The rates general.
fell of but after the Board the market recovered and
At the Second Board the rates higher. There ia
her disposition to operate time, and little
ola pacific character would probably give the market
strong upward tendency.
In Bills there is bat little doing. Holders ask 6
per cent for leading Sterling. Francs 42I.
Freights are rather more steady and have an
upward movement. For Flour As paid and for
Grain l0al2d. The market the close steady at
these figures and 4s refused by shipmsser for
ship for Liverpool. To London and Hsvre there are
settled rates To Antwerp and Bremen two three
vessels have been taken at 30c for Grain. There
fewer ships pressing on the market
There is considerable demand for paper and that
Of first class 10 negotiated readily at 7de per cent The
Banks doing short paper to extent but not
making loans to large extent unless repsysbe before
the lst prox. There is a good deal of money In the
street seeking safe employment
At a late hour the advices in relation 10 Bread
s>ufs and Cotton by the Cambria were received. The
large decline in the former will dssppon most of the
dealers while the advance In Cotton has been conf.
IDENTIFY looked for. The Improvement in this article
must, however be much larger before the Liverpool
market will pay shipments from this tide. A favorable
feature Tor Bresdstufs Is that considerable rejection
had taken place and the market the close had an up
ward tendency. The demand from the, Continent is
now more depended upon to sustain prices than that
from the United Kingdom There precedent also for
believing that the private letters will contain better &C
counts than the Telegraph report gives Even at the
lowest figures the decline in Corn 10 not near so great
q the decline in freghts and n the case of Flour the
dlsproportion 10 still larger The freight Of Flour has
fallen of Sc TO 49, while the decline the other side 10
ony &c. The export of BresdstuHs will still pay
profit although not so large for some time past
At Buffalo there is a general complaint of the
scarcity of currency and operations in Produce partcu.
larry are much retarded in consequence.
Bicknells Reporter says the Philadelphia Money
Market may be regarded easy. No difficulty expe
reuced in disposing of first class paper per
We heard of last week In which $4,000 had been
loaned with stocks security, be returned the
call of the individual who made the loan. The borrow
or went forward TO return the money on Saturday
when II was offered him at the rate of interest
per cent for ninety days.
In relation to the Seneca County Bank we have
the following from highly responsible source
The "run" upon the Seneca County Bank has ceased
and the parties who engaged in it, declaring their
Intention not to IT, returned the Bank on the
18th inst 900 In gold During the operation the Bank
paid out s27 600 In gold and silver and were prepared
10 redeem their whole circulation as fast as the bills
could come in.
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Grhonle.
MECHANICs, SOCIETY SCHOOL,

IN
wi sulatoB, situated i7l Broadvsy and exceeding
through Cros1y-s. viii be rcopenec Monday the 81
day 81 May. Immediately aer The approaching examine
on The ocAuon GENITAL snt pleasant and very EASY
Of from al paris Of the ciy Th- buildings which
during the year have been thoroughly repaired and
addiuous made 10 hem are. uncuesonaby. com lee
and well adapted 10 be convenience aud comfo Of The
pupils ~ hose Of any similar Institution In this enqnlry.
The course Of Instruction II this Institution 10 Of most
thorough, progressive AMI practical chAfac and de-
signed only 10 cultivate ard expand the intellectual
powers, but also 10 erlghlen The mind AMI improve the
rious walks Of If.
The Male Department is under the immediate manage
ment snd supervision Of Prof Cook Principal
other teachers al OF whom emrently well qua IL I'd
both by talents and experience 10 discharge he porang
duties hch have been inirusiet 10 them.
The Female Department l. under the particular aud TN
med ate supervise OF Miss aary Y Bean a, Prncip.
assisted BY hss Crary Vice Principal and Eve olhsr
young ladies' al u ~hom, not only by their high mental
endowments and literary Attachments, hut sso by their
excellent moral character and Gmiahiity OF department
sdies who may be placed 10 he Insliuuon.
The system " teaching In this Institution IL by
departments as IN our Coleges-eseh teacher having
tire charge Of al tie pupils who pursuing any pareu
lar branch OF study
10 addition the usual In glsh branches Drawing Yo-
cal Music. French and Latin Taught 10 this School by
Competent and experienced teachers Drawirg by Prof
p b Purcell. French by Prof NJ A. Gauvain Vocal Mu-
sic by Prof Earle.
The Departments this Institution sre entirely dis.
rnci and disconnected the entrance 10 The Female De-
pamenl beng from Broadway, and that OF the Mae De.
pertnent from CrOshy-sL
Appea for admission into either OF the Department..
may be made 10 tte Principal 10 any Of the follow
lng named gentlemen who compose the School Committee
Nil.iam ' Brady, james Van Nordec George Msher
Henfy T. ingalls,, James Morris, Arson Baker,
7 {. ChardavoyneJ T. Maxwell. George Endicot'.
Linus W stevens. Francis P schOals. John P. Moore
LYMAN COBB. Secretary o. School Committee
New.fork April %, 1871 All lmy3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

sep,ember IA, 1886 ELISHA 8. WALKER Of Farming
q jANNET CUNNINGHAM of the City Of New
York, daughter of Charles Cha cann,oshsm-
r NEALsoN TO ELIZABETH Y CUNNINGHAM
S.,sh,sr OF Charles Cunningham. all of this City.
RI Binsbamton papers please copy.
kRrooslyn on Tuesday, the Goth inst BY Rev J.
s.r.rue Mr. JOHN M. LAWRENCE Of Newark n J.
- Mss hester youngest daughter of The late Oliver
ya~srd,. Esq ofthis City.
n Newton, N. J. papers please copy
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Arrival. of Produce. &c. BY the New-York

Arrivals of Produce, &c. by the New-York
and Erie Railroad. .......J p, C9avtsOH, dreuf
Reported yeclailyf0 The Nesr. York Tribune
MoSDAy, April 10, 1877
Pr barge Sanl Maysi-l6 tubs butter "a calves bx
ggs Capt King IL tubs butter . sheep - calves, Cspl
LEEDS ii bbls -four, Roe; bx eggs. As Trimbei Il
ees Hour calves II tubs butter, Jepnings Thompson;
tuos 90 II calves bcls skins, Capt Dill "a tubs butter
HSsses, Colemsa IL tubs do 10 calves, w CLARK
.sp outter, Van Ankep rolls hides w Sweet box
.sseco ROBBERS; bxs sythes, Thomss Frarkln ~
aees leather, Tremaiu; I29 baskets Wagsisd
nss, sleim-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21
Gdrpetinas.

CHEAPEST CARPET Establishment IN the United
~ States 80 Bowery- Hiram Anderson has Just received
per late arrivals from London large and beautiful assor
ment Of Reddumbuster Carpe,ing Hearth Rugs, Floor
Cloth &c &c Manufactured and Imported expressly for
city uade, and warranted fast coors all Of which will be
sod p per cent less than al any other establishment 10
the city.
Also just received. 500 large hearth rugs 20s. each
1000 square yards floor oil cloth. So to 6s per yard
l5,0o0 yards wool ingram csrpeting 2s- Sd. 10 Ia
10000 yards Venetian stair do L. Sd 10 H.
1900 yards three ply cArpeting. Is So. 10 TO-
81 90 pair window shades, ss. tD ~
~ B.-Remember he numb. O. 59 Bpwery.
rn5l 2meodis HIRAM ANDERSON % Rowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21
PARTICULAR NOTICE

" Those persons about breaking up housekeeping
having furniture Of sDy description to dispose Of viii
find ready sale for any portion all OF their goods by
sending line calling upon the subscrbsr and goods "a
any amount purchased He will also attend any sale
sales that may be entrusted TO him during the coming
son. ard settled with his usual promptness All goods
consignmenis will be advanced upon II desired.
Y. COTTON 81 Annst
N. B.-F. C will remove on the LIST ofMay to SIG Broad
way, Gothic Hall mis- tMyls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21
XN BAKER,s American Homeopathic and Flsns

w BAKERS American Homeopathic and French
w chocolate, Prepared Cocoa, Cocoa Paste, Broma,
Cocoa Shells, &c.-To merchants and consumers, who
would purchase the best products OF the free from
ndulteatioD, nutritious than tea coffee and In
quality the subscriber recommends the above
article manufactured by himself. His Broma and Cocoa
Paste delicate, palsabe aud sautary drinks for inva-
lids convalescens and others pronounced by the most
eminent physicians superior TO any other PREPARATION
His manufactures always sale 10 any quantity by
the respectable wholesale in the Eastern
cities and by his agents Mess Halves. Gray Co Bos
ton; James M Bunce Co. Hartford, CT; Hussey
Murray, N. Y. Grant & Stone, Philadelphia Thos. v
Brundige, Baltimore and Kellogg Kennett, Cine innat
Ohio. WALTER BAKER, Dorchester Mass.
aOfWadI Cat0n
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Miscellaneous.
STRAW BoNNETs.

At So JoHN-sr, (up stairs
NAHDERSuRGH \ CAMPBELL open lhs morn 10
' Acboce As,ortu ept Il STRAW BONNETs expressly
FOR CITY RETAIL TRADE. which, cealers are respect
fully invited 10 examine They are - the Richest
AND MOST FASHIONABLE MATERIALS AND
SHAPES comprising all SIfLss AND QUALITIES
They sl.O Offer BOnn-t which from ia elegant appear
Anee and intrinsic worth COMBINING BEAUTY WITH
ECONOMY, they have styled Rough AID Ready"
AL lwis'
NIBLO's GARDEN LOT, TIL, yening- a free
eNhibo of Cruchslis so.r Gas every evening FOR
ten nights from ill 10 clock. This beirg IN
trocuced into the capitol and public buildings Washing
ton and City Of Lexington, Ky. There pw ard
Of 90 steamboats, churches ngs ard public building
illuminated hy this light Reference made The FOL ovv
ing Steamboat. on Inc Ohio and Mississippi river-Msx
nea Bulletin Belle Creole, Pike No and 9, aud four.
teen others Circinnsn-Rev. J. l. Brooks, Rector OF
Christ Church This church Is lighted ~ single burner
from the ceiling; Presbyterian Tsbernaeie do; Broad way
Hotel; DO Exchange; Mn. Hotel NJ T. c. Day. Gran.
lie Building Fulton hsrufsc urlng Company, Aessrs
Lougwooi 4 SON. residences; 5 ShOneberger ESQ Co
J. Stroter ESQ do J Lockwood, E.a do. Globe Mill,
Gown gion ~. United states Hotel W hcenz. Va; Me
thodisI Church, Aleg hsny. Pa Tlfany Zee Baltimore
residence. COleman's Hotel, Washington City. Morris
Fa,ker Morris. Factory, Phia Several u the above
parties have had Iheir buildings lighted mp BY Coal and
Rosin Gas and have abandoned hose Tor he Solar
Gs. h. being found cheaper cleaner and more suited
health Ia two instances The parties had eoa al their
own doors
JOHN sKIRvINS. sole Agent Tor tie State Of New.
York has az spp.rau. 10 operation CrosbysL between
Prince aod Houston .t IN The Of Nib a Lot here
he will be pleased ~ show the same 10 sny person from 10
A NJ TIL P NJ. Also. certificates Of ihosc who now
using The same IN bis possession when VIII ssii.fy the
mosi scepticAl. az zts'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

NISsING-One humid ed dollars reward viii be paid
WI any person who may bring intelligence TO The Cor
oner Of NewYoIk or Brooklyn, TO ether Of the under
signed. relative to the where about OF gentleman, who
been missing from his house In South Brooklyn since
the afternoon OF Friday, 10th inst His age -, hight
Elk feeirOund full face, expansive forehead, blue eyes
and long dark hair slightly Hinged with gray. His dress
consisted OF black frock cost, black paniaoons black
figured vest and brown sack Overcoat He his
little hager massive signet ring, the stone Of which
was engraved 81 eagle. C. r DEGEN, 100 Wal
AL 81 /. H. BRIGHAM. 80 FrOut-sf.
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~ March Report.-The Mutusl Benefit Life In.u.
New Policies issued 10 March.

New Policies issued 10 March...........2D 3
Policies Issued since Jan. !. ls47. .......5c0
ROBT. l.. PATTERSON, President
BssJ. c. MILLER, Secretary
JosEFH L. LORD, Agent
James Stewart NJ. D. Medical Examiner, al the Office
daily from z TO O'clock as lmisM4W
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miscellaneous.

OFFICE CRoTOS AoUEDUcT RoARD, April 20. 1911
NOTICE TO WATER TAkERs.-Wster rents
are due and payable the ls Of May this Office
Old Aims Of the City Hall Water takers who
DESTROYS OF nothsving 1t shut of will please be pune
tual In their payments AL lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

w. L. WHITING, 435 Broadway has now on hand and
viii take for this elegant fashion for ladies'
shoes al presen, all the vogue 10 Europe No scogs
buttons used and the strain the arch Of the foot
painful In dancing and walking entirely by
this new invention. The dancing boot should be
to be appreciated. For children with weak sncles It's
~ valuable. Remember the number, 49, doors above
Howard al. Broadway. all stis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21
SPLENDID GOTHIC DOOR PLATES.
IL The Suhscriher Mnnld resnecIfnllY nvit

the attention OF gentlemen his and beautiful style
OF Door AND NUMBER PLATES pronounced at the late Fair
the handsomest Plates Up. and for which he
ceved the premium. r. ROBERTS, Premium Door Plate
ml2 3meods Establishment 62 Broadway, near Prnce-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21
TFE nor AMI TEE HORS
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER.

WM TAYLOR CO. Astor House, have received
w per steamer Cambria iarge supply Of the London
lustrstsd News. London Pictorial Times Lond0n Punch
Belle Life. Dublin Nation, s1ndsy Times Sarsi Doug.
las Jerrold's Newspaper Wilmer : smiths + mes &C
&c. Also the London World Ct Fashion Tor April Cal
early WIN. TAYLOR 4 CO Aston House
~ All the Magazines for May received and for sale