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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28

InE OLD AND THE NEw.-Nothing so much
distinguishes the false Democracy OF the present
day lrom the real Repnblicanism of our early histo-
nv than the spirit of office worship. Mr. Polk, man
who has betrayed every section of the country, in
tending TO make tour through some portions OF
the Union, sends his proclamation abroad HIS
menials take care to trumpet II. Richly capari-
soned horses yoked in tours and skies to triun
nhant chariots Marshals and aids gtterlng IN the
sheen of their official robes. Even police officers
fold HAYS for instance-ht parsonage IN such a
rowdl appears In his coach and four, and thousands
.rend the air with shouts of savish worship,
and all too by prearrangement. These thoughts
occurred to us while reading the follow ing IN an eX
cange paper. What contrast IN less than MY
wears lDuuau N"i,"io''i"
MIR David Ames now we believe In biz s6th year, fur
nishes in the SprpR fsld Republican the following memo
rapdum Of the visit of John Adams to the public works
in that town nearly fifty years ago; ..
The writer of this remembers well ne thinks IN l'gN
being then Superintendent the Public WOrks that the
elder Adams then President of the United States drove
up 10 his office door without any attendants but bis ser
want and INQUIRED for the Oyersecr OF the Public Works
ard wished go through the shops on the Bin ana az
the Water Shops The writer accompanied hun through
y, the works sitter which he together with the then
Master Armorer Col Orr received an invitation to dine
with him aud his lady at the hotel then kept by Mr. H.
Parsons.
After dinner the President went on his journey as any
private gentleman would without any ceremony
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DEATH. DESTRUCTION: 80.

HEATH. DESTRUCTION. snd sxefmns.<
- With vsngesnc-.-who ~ili heresfsf Dc 1870. "a h,
and ANNOYED by swsrms OF wheo cheap se,s y, al
.,.,t.n.ou. rsmedy 10 at hauds Come ons come
Pearls, and parc,as- sheet OF me an s,eet
extermlp stor Cor 81 cenIs and ynu VII n rhs mossy
Will be returned Il fail TO DO - desenye .~.sv,v,.s
MEG and boys wanted to eel ne H"e''' ~ sass
psfeous eaa male good wafsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28
CITY LOANS.

u h. N IN. et, will b. received al tnis occi
on ard scr August 2 10 sur. q $50 snd up~sra ~
which bonds OF ely will be issu-d. psy-br on
- = - , :, .-'r, 1880 IOUS EWES. Controller
Coutroi ar'. OH-- New-Y RI. Ju y n, 1871 VZo 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28
v.IuaaLI Farm IN VIRGINIA

Ated IN ~ tDunsy, sno GU
~ 49, sh.n1 $50 ares tvo-thrds Of which 10 cleared
- rtn- and 10 10 ysasbls timber th-re are also
..'1. s-ld. 40 grsss and clover, and good meadow
80 the farm 10 particularly adapted " The rsisnx
~ rss and .h-sp, having neysf failing water In smoss
sVsry fed. The improvements consist OF sepmioftso"
,tory house with rooms and the usssl ootbaidngs
III nearly new great bargain stl be cold ~ NE ovs
or 10 dsrous parsgng different business yot fsfssf
,ato,m.t on address sIMoN Z. TAYLOR,
i,la inissod Bonneville. tsnq1ief Co WIN"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28
Boarding.

DOOM- WANTEB-A lacy wishes - engage ST a
IA moderate rent three rooms, Including bed
for the purpose of teaching class IN pleasant
neigh ohoOi within the limits 81 rand snd Fourteen
So sni sixth and Third Satisfactory references
will be required and given line addressed 10 / NJ. A
l22Nss.sg. ST. will receive due attention l@S n
DOARDING-Fne large rooms with bedrooms and
ID ea1es attached II required let families sin
gle gentlemen. Apply At % Liberty-st jys7 2us'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28
General Noilrss.

TS- To the Correspondence OF the Dayton IIs l
cripi The from The Gsneys Courier 80
Provincial Advertiser readers referred II Is WEI -
understand everything IN which Interests are OF IsJ
hs involved. H-s
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In the brig Philip Hone from L0nd0Hdary-J Diver, II
d Diver Taloer a Oran, and 3 In the Storage.
IN he ship FHme-a from Rio DE- Jaaeir0-Mr w
Realty
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w Davi.'s RevelaIions.-y

~ Davis's RevelaIions.-Wll be published GA
Nednesday. Augusta, The Principles q Nature, re-
Divine Revelations ard Voice 10 Mankind by ana
through Andrew Jackson Dsvis The PoaghEeepsie Seer
ana CniryoyAnt" Wholetae and reiAu byJ 5. Redhsi,
Clinton Hall Oniers sso supplied by he Publishers,
80 7ti.s LYON 1 FIsHBOuGH. MlliamsburEh, L. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28
eth. urnuilinn nnir- CurIIng IinuId.-Thl.

prepSraou will curl The hair besnsnuly and strongly
ma 4. ~srauted inure Il IN The least II thus dis
which tnfurc the BAR -
er.pipg and burning H. Prepared by sroEEs 4 CO. u
Norsh sixllst Paiisde phis Agents IN MS Ciy o
ton-st AID GuioS corner BOwsry and Grand bro0syn'
Mrs HAYES, l5s Fulton Jyo inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28
markets.,"carefsilg r,ss7f,aJs TIE Tr,lr..
TUKspAT. July u

AsHEs-1here Is fair demand. but the numb, n
MI. on IL small Pots are stsasy ~ 81 ps. 81 ~
with sales 100 10 80 bill. w.
cor ION-Tbe market e quiet. snd prices have :.
oo~h"srd 'endeney The sales quite moderate and
mostly 10 fpinners. The Quotations are As before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28
ROUGH AND READY ALMANAC

ROUGH AND READY ALMANAC
FOX 1918. -
THE ROUGH AND READY ALMANAC rOh
ISIS with Portrait ant Autograph ~ General ray
Tor = NV ready aus for sale By the huaaet or thousand
Iti. very neatly printed. Calendars very large type
CONTENTS
Table OF Eclip.rs Tor gae year
Csrudars tc .... IL,
s.ograrhy " GENERAL TAYLOR, fall and authentic
u ia an sccounG,of ali the Battles 10 which be has
been engaged.
Sketch u John I. Calhoun.
Biographical Sketch u General sc1u
BloErsphcsi Ssetch u John Mclean
Census u the niied states.
Stauslcs Of Mexico.
Battles Of ne Revolution.
The Soldiers y-Poefry-conm-nciag
Twas m the trench Al Vera Cruz
group Of so.diefslay."
We saw lhelr watch fro. through thu night
Song
rod Zack Taylor's queer old COON .
Account Of lh- Babe and taxing u Cork BY ne United
States ship q var jamestown BY the use Of Corn
Meal lnst-ad o. gunpOVder.
Pronunciation u Mexican Nance
Anecd0les, Songs, &c
~ For sale 10 N-x-York al the Tribune B1ildnH ~
GRAHAM sud by Prali. W0odford Co. IN Pear 81 Ia
Philsfe phs by Orgy. Eiou Co. Price 81 cents 81
cents per dozen, ard = per 100 IY'ONsNHiH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28
.W~ FOR THE FISHING BANKS

THE steamboat HIGHLANDER. Capt Hec-
tor Armstrong has commenced her regular
trips to the Fishing Banks for tbs session. and leaves every
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, from the
foot Of Warensl al O'Clock; Hammoud.sL 81 Delaney
st. a; Cstherinesl ard Pier n r at % o'clock.
Fare 80 for the excursion Ba furnished on board
~ The Highlander be chartered on Fridays sad
sslnrdavs by applylng 10 IlYl0 tfll A. Il. sCHuLTZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28

OUR STOCK ofsessorsbe goods comprising ne lsisil
Osnc moatfafhOrabe styles H. The zrEsl 10 oi-red iof
tn.re~ton under hat the same sndesVor
winch have elected very liberal share o. Isr0nase VII
h. ex-rtef 10 1--WE satisfaction 10 be sye and make Of
srer. r. paricl.Gr would commend % NE a Iel-
100 N ho, ho hsy- proved ne truth " our assertions
IN fersuc- 20 lne perOr cut ~ pgnLaoons ne are era
I'D 10 rrish oar u Cassflerss and Drll-
lir "a 10 hos- 10 Of ught snd siry garment
seger4l highly approved styles o. sscEf
20, Ia psrtcular attention directed - Army and Ma
W ~ors Uniforms furnished IN tIhet conformity 20
rsyulsu0ns ard ~e have sWsys on nan goods snsNs
the requirements d ~ grsd , Of he service
Nm I JESSlSGs = co. Drzpers and fsilofs,
.,7l.ir = Broadway. American botei
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fEExCURsIoNs To oa.yille, Md; .sU-N


Iown, Goshen snd chester, aud the
various other point. on the line of the
New York aud Erie Railroad Visitors 20 the country IN
the warm season. by taking the steamboat ST NlCho
LAS from the foot OF Dusne-st. NJ O'CLOCK A. NJ can
spend several hours very comfortably at either OF the
places shove named and return 10 the city sboOta guar
Ter sher nine
Ousyileis the present termination OF the Railroad snd
situated but few rods from the celebrated Paas OF lh
shswangunk Mountains, through which The deep cut of
solid rock, Ia FAR advanced and rapidly progressing
works OF fe Company IN srvr ptoRfess
la immediate neighbOrhOOd. Carriages VIII ne found
In readiness t. convey visitors through the finest portion
OF Orange County- and OF The best mil and the hnesl
butter the world. From Chester and Goshen convey.
ancs. can lways Obtained Greenwood bske one on
m. pleasantest Altering places In the vicinity Of New
YORK The country sbound. with lakes and ponds, con-
tanning pick erel and other fine fish.
A pleasant evening excprsion may be made by leaving
the city O'Clock p. NJ on the 81 Nicholas which re-
Turn. Al 81 O'Clock the same evening above stated BY
hi. means persons remain PermOnt hour, or at
Bauvevil- hour. Clarss0wn half an hour, may meet
the down train Monsey and return without making any
fare 10 Otisville (s7 miles from NewYork) 81 0 Mid
detown q 95 Goshen, ~ l2i Chester. ~ cot mons-y,
40 cents PiermOnt Is cents Olhsr places In proportion
distance. Nlo 1~ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28

TINS WI -GeHsrai Protiii9af.-t Huset So = 80
G. = Truck or Drzy VIE her osdei Or ylhr 49, 80
not employed ihs transportation o. Ro9os ~ - a.
a. e. and no kmans Cart aha - afssS ~ \. ~ So
sny street. lane. avenue, or pupc pao1 - 1890 r.at
Yor. without having he name o. Inr heI 49, - =,
"a ~ IN BLACK paint upon wn.ts gfoubo, y. h 49,
- fsr usrt u tae shSfi 81 such carl hpsh OF o'sy
80 nIy - 81 seen under prrsty or nlo eO.@'' 70
.1ed for ard recovered rom The ~ nrr OF 'be' W "
-. ID, .reryf .-versiiy scd fespectFriF - -
foIosing rules 70 be oossryet BY re Carmen
lsl Zach Car mus hs,s .as 800. y,b b,ss al osint
uroa a % bite ground ,,-, g.. a.. o,...
81 Farh Csrtnsn, ne day designaied Tor tls 2ss
su.sxr with Horse and Car ~ he n0rih side OF
- PaTk ranging La asnse Inc slo1k Chambsf,sI sst
- space round each, 10 order mat nc
snpsrint-nden or in-psctJr msy eIamne The NUMBERS
srt conditions oflhe Carts, &c.
"a FAch Carmsn must produce his preset License, N
order hat Il may BE- rene~ef.
fh EVER Carman ho shsl neglect TO appear on ne
day gnstec f9r bis ass sha sppsaf without hs
number new a. snly painted directed by law. VIII
BE- eoc.idefed a. having inqg.ted hs business 81
CsrtmAn, ard biz Liceus. will Be snnuled aecoitngy,
BY Ofder. TdOMAsF PEERS, First saf.hsL
Eew-Yorx, Mayor Ofies, July D, lsH. Iy-1 iA'-'
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gitnaticrs, Gr. Uantsa.
A PARTNER wANTED.

II Al 70 Assrtvr.7ss 's,si ~ nas. ~.sf ~
POI. said ~ tAr MI aei v iate. ~ II ~ 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28

~ No Charge uuIiI Iar hair IL Restored
BEALss hair REsTORATINEs sPPhed 90 ne sDoye
terms ise once los Nassaust n B.-fof ln0ss vac
apply II themselves u IL fot sale. myil 'un
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28
miscellaneous.

xKTOOI-f0O 600 lbs. fleece wool row opened, con-
w pri,irz 81 qua lies including cOmblng wool
81 Goo lbs No and perhn- country pulled wool. Tor
.sis by VALENTINE @ HALL,
f,l7 zr.s rs Peari-sL corner of Bee knar-sL
CAPAND LETTER PAPER.--A iuil assortment
y of all qualities, plain and ruled also rag suaW aha
vi i,li i5.i., JAMES NORvAL. 100 John-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28

Portuguese ship Firmezs. GIinearaes. % ds I'm Rio
Janeiro with COTE &c % / Phillips
Br brig Viola Goodrich, IA ds I'm Pciou with coal 70
master
Br brig Love 70 Unity. williams 20 d. I'm TEiliag
gate NF) In ballast, 70 II ]. North s. Son.
Brig Denmark Woodbury.. 10 Dc I'm Calais Me- with
lsh. 70 Smyih & Boyuton.
sehr Albert Hale. Chase Dc in Boston. bound TO
Philadelphia. pa, In leaky
Br schr Vine Clements 90 % fm Aquii's with Q %
bush sat 20 Brsin On lih inst AT IS long o. 40
spoke bark Mallory. hence tor Turks Island
sebr Matilda Berry 10 ds tn BucSsport with spsrs o.
vs. Atwood.
sehr Tsmerlsne Hardy, 4 days from Mschias with
lumber to ] F SNOW.
BELOW.
The ship Java from Havars Il yet below s'so brig
Eagle. from AuCua, Scotland also, snip and barks
SAILED
ships Indiana New Orlesns Alliance. Liverpool bsrks
Due dOfleans Bremen. Darlington. - Jago brig Gui-
mare Madeira and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28

THE FARMERS OWN PAPEh.
TIVE AMERICAN MONTHLY AGRICULTURIsT,
New York-Terms, single copies One Dollar an
rum-lhree Copies FOR Two Du.lars ftsht Copies Tor
Five Dollars. Twenty Copi-s ~ Twelve Dollars
This Paper IL drv lied Acusvty the interest Of the
Vol Is progressing. Il 10 believed 10 be The r'st
Practical and sefu Paper now published and Il Edited
hy 4 r. ALLEN, well known As a PssJcs and scenu-
ne Farmer
R.asons why any person an connected with the Agh
en- tura interests should subscribe foru:
l. Il IL OF the largest and chea pest Agrcutur pa
peers published 10 the United States
2 lis pubi-hcd FOR the whole country
g. Much OF the matter Ia supplied by correspondents,
from part, OF the q. ; body unsurpassed IN ability
ans practical knowledge by those o. any other Agrcu
tural PAPER; and the remainder l. editorial.
g. Itis tu'tfasd with an abundance OF well executed
engravi1gs " ans Of houses and barns farming nipple
ments animals insecIs, fruit 4. well printed on good
paper. go
fail sni complete Index Ia Al the end OF the
year making volume Of 53i pages nvslusble asa work
OF references
g. II conaln. Prices Current, with The latest iniell-
gence Of New-YorS sud other marsets-
T. Itis permanently established and a. Farmers pa
per should receive he Undivided support Of iarmers par
ucglarly
g. f. Il pronounced by those who have taken u from
th- and by TIA public press gene ally the
beet Africul ural paper ihstis publi.h-d.
Try year, AMI n you think IL has not been worm
money upon receiving 81 The numbers A. me ONCE Tres
Of expense.
Bscs Vormss bound IN cloh furnished At p each or
the five 70 umes furnished for Five Doars
All communications 10 receive attention. must ne posl
maid and adore..ed 10 G ~. SANrON,
eos Broadway. New-YorE.
~ few good Agents wanted to circulate the shove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28

CARRIAGE CLOTB-ic piece. lna i'. nng, s.
- Csrsx. Go n (plsn and hs1redl Oh sap-ro, S.s.
.ss Hsvss N j. iEds Rahbsr Factory - haiesn-sas
I an I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28

MIR LoyER-This gentleman is at Montreal \
few days since Lord and Lady Egin entertained about
500 guests at Nonklsnds-"th the rank beauty and iash
ion of Montreal Mr. Lover took his place at the piano
forte aud delighted the company by singing variety OF
National songs OF his limitations OF Irish character,
we (the PILOT only say that II reminded US OF what
Curran said of his portrait when asked, Was II taken
from the ori gnaf" Faith said he think the ORR
.-~inal was taken from it.
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RARE CHANCE.
- ... 49, ar ENlHAN(.H.-A 4

"a s,ies ,tofr q bnck dw-hHg attached, hoishsd n
"a modem style. ~ih al necessary Oobuilonss, the
boe bu on fy.usbe iots all built 1ihin The sst
year. Also, one hsm- d~elns and -, soo t"o yscsn'
mount about $500. 81 acted 10 mo growing village
sAte Of lincis 20 mles from ihs sisssipp River Lo
Gallon healthy frst rate sand for business and now DO
ins "a business IL rare chance Tor any oos
wishing u 20 West and enter toto sn esabshed busi'
ness This property will no sold low exchanged TOT
properly Ia his cy. Address 'esbufy " hi' once
fyC a
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DV.NCIl a, IUTTHEI,7 n MAldsn-Ial- IMPORT
L 1000 D-.'-r. 10 Fsrcy ana Staple Stationery, ard
N.,u'sclrer. - slsnk Bo0ss Manifold Letter Writer'S,
60 Psr. VIII Diamond Poinl. Premium Copying Pres
~. 60, n \ r. k- 4 axe assortment q Wiring
80 Nrsppng Paper. co1sia1ly Ga hsnd. Tar French
-,l-r psp-r led pair note Pe1r's All sn-roPs
49, .s.1rt,ent: Sax waters, s-~ins NN s-ei pens
ed pencils gui- eler eageiops Ii7 sLa Dl n0is
-. - -. x~hssg- m~morzldum srd pass books,
,tr, r.. r cal snt deed ooS-s poeA-t .oo - - az
boos. card cases. flney pen-no. > - -
cast hOh ihA FRANCIS LOUTREL,
- sf.--f.rturfok stsricl-rs, N MAic-n-iare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28

n OhAhM INE bUUA.
N APPLETON L co. have Inst published TIA Lie or
D.Nrs GrdoIrhin. by JON Evelyn, geo Now first
published and edited Dy Samuel Wiberf1rce. Bishop Of
oxford - vo limo. paper cover B cers cloth 80
"ThOse who real and liked the Journal Of Lsdy VIII
0ughbY. Will % pleased By this quaint Cueery spelled
volume 10 10 the life = p maid of honor ir The Count Of
Char-s H. one who kept herse Fun posd from thsgword
of vanity ana drbsuc erv " The book Il Interesting
sni decided cudOlty" Courier aud Enquirer.
MISS SEWELLS WORKS.
D 4. Co. hsve lately published new editions. con-
prisrg
Margaret Perceva Tale vols. paper cover II, cloth
81 3D.
Gertruds. Tale vol, paper 50 cts. cloth - cts.
Amy Her-ert-l VOL paper SD cts cl1sh - cts
IAIeeu Psrsonage-i VOL paper ~ CO. cloth ID cis
MISS MctSTOS9S WORKS
Two Lives or To Seem AID To Be bY Maris J. Ncln.
tos2i edition vol Emo PAPER 90 cts cloth Is ct..
Aunt Kgy's Tales com prisng Blind Alice. JESSIE Ga.
ham, Florence Arno.i. 8rsc- and Clara, Ellen Leslie by
Maria j. Mclntosh-l vol l2mo. paper 50 cents clo -
cents iFaS PTS
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FkANClS A. ibl hELf
,I,-,f..tBriog Stau0n-rs, y Msit-n-iane.
u,,, TRAVELLERS.

nv, TK4yEI.ERs.-Lnen Da'ier. - InesP ,,.5.
BE over g,rne % 'rsyseI. 80 -. ~ y V ~.
-.i,,g r-Ssv made 81 Broad.sy opposite ne
v !. a,a''''' NJ 3t,l WM 7. JENNINGS co.
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:. I'D ., xy.STPD-WlIo or Without Improve

ments Of from 81 10 10 scresr wilma Two W sn,e
@aon,. n Nss YORK 10 exchange for some choice y
lectons Of l.nd 10 Michigan, win which sons money w
b. osid Aay person havsg farm u dsposs VI me
m a. an ADVANTAGEOUS trade by sppJinfo a, -
va Ig- r. JONES. Jr. 2 ferry-a N y.
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-n-- srEAMnaAy COMPANY Of GeoI.

IT, STEAMBOAT COMPANY OF Geor-
ASlf---iegiA-All merchandise designed for the In
terror Of the stst-. ~ ..
GEORGIA SOUTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE. and ALABAMA,
sent VIA Savannah will be forwarded by the Steamboat
Company OF Georgia In their steamboats, 10 Augusta ~"
co1nisuon At the lowest current rate OF freghL
In addition to the power Ibis Compsny already
possess they have under consfnctlon me" s'e-m
boat OF snaly light dra = water and high speed pun
expressly with vie % insure prompt uAnsporsuoh Oh
goods 10 al stages Of The River Navi gallon
Good. marked Tor the Interior 81 he country after reach
Augusta Or Hamburg forwarded by he Agents OF inc
Company lhere, o. their final t-stDaiion
shDp~rs may rely upon having tho 0rdfT OF her GOODS
carefully looked 10 IN ssyannsh
su. u Ladlng advising The shipment Of Goods, .nd
letter advising whether insured sind - wnAi point shou'
ai,says acc oany tho same or be sent by mall
P.fte. who have been In she habit oi forwarding mer
rhapd, Ia he Interior Of Georgis by this line aud direct
ing To The care Of Mr. r. NJ. Goodwin, VIII please tax
potice that the connection II hat geir einan wihin' Com
snv having ceased all future communications should hs
sjdye.ssd 10 w P. WILLIAMS, Agent Savannah, Ga
REFEsEscEs.
Messrs TAYLos 4 MEEELL,
. JOSIAH MACY 4 son, NaUyors
-. GOODHUE 4 Company
l.. n BRfGHAN. ksq.
H.wEs, Cay & co. Bosom. .
HgSsy SLOAN. ESQ PHILADELPHIA y Wisodis
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Anlnon Aais0.
JOSIAH RicHARDs. Auetooe~r.
10y BANGS, RICHARDS & PLArr-store S<
- Broad~sy Liberal Cash Advances made 90 eousgp

10y BANGS, RICHARDS & PLArT-store n>
- Sroad-sy Liberal Cash Advances made 90 eonsign
neris for Auction SSl-s
FORry-sIxrH NEw.Y0RK TRADE SALE,
70 commence TUESDAY, slst Aag. 1871.
The undersigned respectfully announce thai he nexi
regular Fall Trade Sale cf books ssereoype plsiss he
under the direction OF the Conmiuee OF he frsde, vi
commence shove daIe and sosit here
for The Catalogue 10 Of prcss. and viii he speedily
isuei Publishers Booksellers and others desroQs q
svsn themselves Of hts opportunity for the disposal u
Books Stereotype Pses &c, should furnish their iovoess
Immediately.
Pie usual sale Of paper stationery fancy srtiees bind.
efs leather muslin Nc. vii tsks place 90 MONDAY pre-
eeiing (So.h August for which consigunents are also
respectfully solicited
Cash vsnces made on receip, Of soois when required,
asususL BANGS, RICHARDS pLASr,
~ BrosAvsy.
Ar Palvkrs ans-Bl.nk Booss-Ar sxseustve escort.
msoi OF BLANK boohs foolscap deny and medium sisss
10 full sheep and half Russia bindngs
Also, half bound bisnhs long and broad FOLD quarce
rnemoraniurn books composition booas scrap hcohs,
por, tocs Sc veil anafsemres, to which the seo,or
OF Ihs trade 10 invIet.
QpAsro ssLKs-A vsyy large variety Of family hibles.
IN . an sheep extra gilt and rich morocco bndings-oy
the smaller quantities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28

DY r. COTTON, Auction and Commission her.
ID chsn,-saes Room Slo Broscwsy, ooehic Hall, hsv.
ing the above uanct large rooms oos pre-
osrei receive s ainds OF Cabinet buruiture, Dry
scrpron coos snmsn for private sails OF auction and
10 mate settlements win his usual prompnsss He VIII
also buy preferred Outdoor sales In any part Of tbs
city sIteod-d A. usual
A. private sale one splendid harp, In fne order
Al private sse sevrrs splendid rosewood pianos mads
by Thomas Loud Of Phnsd- phia they are q superior
touch tone and equal 10 every respect 10 sny In
srumeul made In he Ny. Purchases will receive NIL
guaranty from the and invited 10 examine the
a. are they win not suffer Ia comparison with any
instrument made Prices moderate.
~ CVAMBERI.AIN,A UCrioNEER-stors No .
-. sprucesl-Libers advances made 90 Coos seonseu.
cd private 10 be sod suction Oa ioor sslee
carefully attended TO. ard respectfully socNod frompa
returns made WEDNESDAY July ~
Al iO4 O'Clock, Ia the real ~ 2 Dsy-st
PUBLIC ADAiSIsrssross ssLE OF slversnths es-
tsb.hment. being the esaie OF he lNs Cornelius Cor
rsl deceased comprising afgr qusniy OF silver combs.
silver ware and ornaments large loi oid CIV 'ogstner
with the tools snd fixtures o Z the esishhshmenL
Also. large quantity Of stones for pine snd r'ng'
bracelets, &c. -, -, -,
n B-rhe above sale 10 worthy the suenton OF the
trade and iswelers generally. For farther psrucqsfs
appy TO James = Thsysr. Public AininisraiOr, no. y
Nsssau-h THURSDAY, July y.
Al 10 O'Clock, Al 2O southst
Executors SALE oF Sur CrasDLssr, Sc-Tsfms Oash
prsing large quantity OF tsrred I'D Manila rope, deep
sea lines and leads. pitch Tosn, iups line, OIL psins
ground In oil and dry) chains cables, anchors unwsrs
croekery oskum, window glass taess twne usis snd s
things petlainng to he ship easniefy husi s's
THURSDAY, Aul lstls
Alto O'Clock, Al No. 9 sprues-st.
POLICE SALE-THlRD Disrscr-Comprsng ssusfs
I properly unclaimed