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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

RAkkER, ~ Grand-sl Las Iuss opened the following
Cases de LANES for L.
Cases high eoors 10 "a snd 10 "a.
Splendid Ombre IL % and -
Scotch Ginshsms, Is and IL "a.
Very hne SEQ Ich Giughams 10 and IL Cd.
Printed Lawns, fast cOors Ia and Is 81.
French Lawns Is 50 and Is Sd.
] lot beautiful Summer silk for Sc per yard
Foulsrd plaid and cured, cheap
Also, all widths blscs silks FOR mantis. snd dresses
Also, .atin stripe Mohsr for dresses
Suliaua Gnhams
Also, 20 printed Muslin dresses II yard. wide for only
81 per dress.
Also san striped and plaid Alpaca beautiful eoor. cheap
Also, plain black Alpacas from = up
100 Shawls, comprising all kinds wanted for he
mylo Sis S. BARRIERS, 2sl Grsnd-st
GENTLEMEN'- SPRING and Summer Wear
~ Our STOCK OF seasOnable goods comprising the latest
and mosiashonabe styles IN the market Is offered FOR in
speciOn under the lhst the same endeavors
which have ELECTED very liberal share OF patronage will
be exerted TO give satisfaction in the style and make or
garments. 10 particular would commend the Rsten-
ton OF those who hsye proved the truth of assertions
In reference 20 The superior cut OF psntao0ns are ens
bled 10 furnish, assortment Of Cassmeres and Drill
hngs snd 20 those IN wsnt OF light and airy garment
several hghly approved styles ~ Sacks.
From the particular attention directed Army ard Ma
W work Uniforms are furnished IN strict conformity 10
regulations and we have always hand goods
the requirements Of all grades OF the service.
WM T. JENNINGS co. Diapers and Tsilors,
a2isn % Broadway. American Hotel
NIANCHEsTER TWILLs, warranted indigo dye
vi being wide and heavy arice Of panlaoon SUITS, for
sale BY lmylol CT. HARRIS. 46 Exehange-plaee.
DLUE AND ORANGE PRINTS. on fne and me
my0 Is Exchsng place.
PANTALOON sTUFFs for summer wear, Tor sale
L very low by C. r. HARRIS
mylo sc Exchange place
NlERkIrACK Blue PRINTS o Al The various
myl0 As ESchange-place
DIFrON MILL Cotton Vans. Nos ~ and u, for
IL sale by lmylol c. +. HARRIS IS Exchauge-plsee
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General Notices.


" New-York sunday school Union Ami
versary-on Tuesday. May 1.-THE schools will assem-
BE II Castle Garden, DR.. FERRIS Church, Mr. Hsheds
Dr. Pattons Mr.. Adsms's Baptist Church slxieenth- 81
sna Eghh-sL Presbyterian Church Singing by The chill
dren, and addresses at three o'cloek, p. NJ -
Evening Exercises. al Rev DR.. Cones Church. corner
Ct Broome and Elizabeth str. al "A O'Clock Addresses
aeexpeeled from Rev Dr. DowtSG Of the Baptist Church.
New York, Rev Mr.. KIEE Of Boston, Rev Mr. SToRRs OF
Brooklyn. and Rev Mr. NEVILLE OF the Episcopal Church,
Philadelphia NJ. c. MORGAN AND orRERs,
myil II. Committee
~ American and Foreign Anti-slavery 20;
the Transaction OF business will be held In the Lecture
Room of the Broadway Tabernacle on "Wednesday, May
WILLIAM HARMED, Reeg See'y.
There Will be Public Breakfast and Anti slavery Meet
o'clock precisely Single tickets so cents for lady
and gentleman . etsi al the American and Foreign Anti
slavery once sptuecst myll II
AMI slavery Society will be held with Divine
alhe Broadway Tabernacle, n. Y. on TUESDAY Mnv m y
ana several Addresses delivered Il hoped thar there
wiz he numerous attendance Of friends OF the cause As
nsbic f,sssfssI will be given on Weduesdsv Ma p
N7 oclocs A. NJ I'm the Lecture Room OF the Broadway
Tasernsele entrance on AnhonysL Ae. NE 'epAsl Ad'
Tickets admitting ladies and gentlemen can be obtained
Al the rooms Of The Society, 5sPruce.s., ,ocv,x,
kRTHnR TAPfkN. ARNOLD BUFFUM,
WILLIAM JOHNSTON,
myio p Committee Of Arrangements
~ A Conference OF Believers In me second,
Personal Speedy Advent OF the Saviour, VIII De hed ~
Washington Hal ii2 Heslersi, one door from no"ely,
commencing Tuesday. May The lllh some have gone
from no Of who have caused NE WAY
OF uuth be es spoken Of" We believe IN eriei IN me
personal speedy advent ofhe LcrdthAt he will raise me
dead and chsngelhe righteous living and viii restore ths
.sr'hlo ne original besuiy AZ when : ihe morning sA
sang together y" aud that he Is Nigh even the doot
Session ~ 10 A. NJ Preaching al and r NJ nylV u Z
" Citizens, Ban9.-Books Of subscription 10 me
capital stock Of this psttnon will be opened on Monday
I'm May inst The Pacific Hotel 1862 GTeenwich-sL ana
WI remain open every Day until The necessary amoapt o
capital shall have been subscribed Commillee VII De
10 attendance from 10 10 IL A. NJ. and 10 r NJ eeeh
day and will give ell necessary information In relation 10
lostAllments, sc.
DIRECTORS.
James NJ Hoyt, HVsn Wagenen Jr. ohm J. Phelps,
yteob Hoppoek, George Dayton, Edward Ellsworth
VIM Howe, Jr. Jonsthsn Siurges, Milford Martin,
Thos. c. Doremns, Levi Apgsr, VIM. H. Tisdsle
myl0 l2Iis
10 DIR. Holiick's New Lecture on the Parental
distinct Origin Of Life. &c. today P. NJ in the Ana
tomics Hall, N. r. corner Of Broadway and 0rsndsL
Admssson p cts For gentlemen only Illustrated by his
sixteen appropriate anatomical models. myil ais
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CARRIAGE CLOfa-ies l.sess Indis kassss
~ Carriage closh tplsin snd fgsrsd! SpG@ S..my
De Nov sri n j. Isais bsbs~ sscsosy - hssds-''ss
On is.f
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Boarding.

bodrol19.
BOARDING. gentleman and his wife and two or
Dihree single gentlemen can be with good
board and pleasant rooms by applying Al a Robinson
street mylO n
DOARDINC-One or Two single gentlemen, or : gen
- enan and wife may have pleasant rooms and fu or
partial board In The house OF private family near Broad
way in Wskerst The house has pleasant garden al
isched, and desirable location Inquire Al Sc Walkers
nOARDING-A gentleman ard family and few sin
Re gentlemen can be accommodated with full or par
ua bosrd, Al hh5 Houston-sL cor Of Crosby.
Also--To Let an once suitable fora Physician Apply
Al $50 Housionst cor. Crosby. my lwis'
DOARDING-Two or three gentlemen or gentle
bmsn and bis wife, can be accommodated with board
with breakfast snd tea, and dinner Sundays. In pri-
yaie family. lnquire al S4 BrOomest near the Bowery
myll 81
ROARDiNG.-A pleasant room, furnished or unfur-
small quiet family. Residence 652 Greenwichst Two
door. BON Morton. myll W.
BOARD IN WILLIAh-BURGH.-A genie
ID and bis WIFE, or Two or three single gentlemen,
may hud pleasant boarding Plsee il the village Of VII
smsblrgh Al ~ south second-s near Fth-sL myll ~
BOARD EAST BROaDWAY-A gentleman
- land bis wife, also few single gentlemen can BE &C
commodaied with good board and very pleasant rooms Al
a. East Broadway. myl .klseod
D01RD WANTED by a sIngle gentleman a room
Dwi breakfast and lea, and dinner on suudays IN pr
yse family where there are 40 ohvr Dosfaers Aa1fess
w 81 this Office Stating residence and terms my " ~
DOARD-Two or three Young gentlemen can be &C
ID on rnodsed with room. and board IN private family
a. $40 BoweTy, opposite Frs!sL References required
myll Sus'
DOkRD.-A Few gentlemen have very pleasant
ID rooms with partial board a. 8 Leonard-sL Tour doors
yest of Broadway. myi iofis'
tpOARD,-Handsoue. large. wel-fuTnished rooms ara
ID Pc ruGneni board, with small private family and sole
use OF laror hreQured. Apply Al so MeDougAst az ts
,v,o 1ET-1o A gentleman In a private family large
saend story front room with bedroom Ad0inng, n de-
sired-breAkfsst and lea In The room Apply ~ no Nsvef
ly-psee few doors below TIE PArAds ground my .as
A GENTAND Ills LADY, also two or thrre
Asnsls gents can be pleasantly Accommodated IN
privsis family where every comfort OF home would DC
realized. Apply AZ Woos'er-sl near hol'on-sI
myl Sis
FEW YOUNG MN can obtain p.essAns rooms
n with board by early application NJ 70 ChsmoefssL
my7 isu
DLEAsANr ROOMS to let with board, for sins.e
Il gentlemen. 81 SO HudsOn-sL nyii d
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General Notites.

~ A Card.-A gentleman who was 10 The train ~
the Auburn and Rochester Railroad going East the
night Of s "a March last who discovered certain impro
pre.es which he mentioned fellow passenger, on the
continuation OF the train the rext morning between
Syracuse aud Utica will confer favor the Auburn and
Rochester Railroad Company by giving his TO the
subscriber Superintendent VI said Company at Rochester
s3O lOtis WILLIAM WILEY
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ERVALENTA

CONSTIPATION (cosTIvENEss) DESTROYED.
Obaafs iT,terfe md hlbHual Constipation Coifre-
p>ss not only totally oercone but also completely dsroy
ed rrifl0R using ,thr rgarrs, injections or bfh',
bya Natural snple, Agreeable Gad 'nfaibie ,aea1 re-
efly dttoorer,a ~ Frunce ~ u Warf0H, % Rue Rchs
!lca Paran Price 80 cents
PERUsAL OF THIS TREATISE cannot fail TO dis
n pr al doubt IN mind Of any reader of he gssataS
cirT and grsaf irip0ros % this discovery which has
AHted France IN Gland ard hs Continent with ia re-
m,rkabe resus This great remedy Ia Light, paaiaDle
srd delicious FOOD called " Ervslena'-s Vegetable
yarius--in some respects resembling AuOW-rooL
The Treatise and Ervaeuta constantly on hand a. ne
Tor their 90 e. ~ HENRY JOHNSONs Drug and Chemi
cal store IA tho Granite BUdlng - Broadway, cor
or Chaluber.s - Purchasers Eiust remember thai
there 10 genuine Ervsleula but WsfIons 8f jmissod
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NOTICE TO MASTERS oF VESSELS

AND PILOT..-An vesses having passengers AR,
hving sner lie S1th day Of April viii be required 10
anchor Al Qnarsufn- f0r EXAMINATION.
HENRY VAN HOEV ESBERG, Health Officer
Qusraniine Ground. April y .l8f7. a29 Imis
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SHAKESPEARE

HARpFRs ILLUMINATED SHAKsFEARE.
TI'HE 81 BSCRIBERS 10 this work u Ar are invited
call at the Eew-York Pictorial Bookbindery. ia
Fulton-s aud examine the various styles 81 beautiful Pic
toria elegant and neat Bindings now ready fo- this
splehdidy illustrated edition OF s1kspeRe-Pnce OF
Binding, from 3 to $40. TIE proprietor has spared no
expense make tese patterns attractive 10 the Public
ard equal 10 any produced In Ibis country England or
France.
- 1000 COPIES Il
Of Hsrpers Pictorial Bible have been bound In this eslab
hshmenL Prices 10 eA
II The great National work entitled lI76 Edited by
B. J. Losing. will - ready by the 18th Of June.
EDWARD WALKER, BOokbinder ard Publisher,
myll I'm ia Fulton -
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stray BoNMET MANDATORY AND

STRAW BONNET MAEUFACTORY AND
MILLINERY, 214 BOWERY.
g. MRS A. MARCY ia now ready 10 Offer to her eus-
y tomers and the ladies' generally, large and fash
= ionable assortment Of Straw Bonnsts consisting In
WI part Of FRENCH English Italian, sof and fancy
sfruws EeepOhtsn oOssamrrs, new article and very
besutfu ALEC ribbons Of every price and quality French
iswers, splendid assortment
Mrs. a. VI NJ would call particular attention 20 her as
sornent ~ silk hop1ets which not supposed By IN
tn city, being made Of The best maeras and In the nest
possible mannf The rst premium AZ the last Fair Of
lie American institute Was awarded 10 Mrs. A. H. Marcy
Tor the best silk bonnet.
Those about purchasing any Of the above goods par
cuary Invited call and examine her assortment before
purchasing, viii be sold cheaper than any other store
IN the city.
All kinds Of straw goods cleaned and altered a. Mrs
A. n. nARCYS "a Bowery, opposite Riyingion-st NY
ais ruTSSafs
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II r
/ Lester complain nI and Fdwafd Miller defendant
on bn 10 foreelOse. &C 1T appearing 10 this Court
hst The complainant hath fled bis BIN Ia he above cause
r the foreclosure and sale OF certain mogaged premises
therein mentioned and that process of subqslrs appear
ard directed 70 he defendant hath been regularly
.sued rsturnabe 10 the seventeenth day Of April iastan
he defendant could be found his State
be served herewith, snd hat he hath caused his
psarznce 10 be entered 10 such process rad be-n
duly served and being made 10 appear, BY AFFIDAVIT TO
The Satisfaction Of the Chsncelor hs the ssd defendant
does not reside 10 this State h1lin the State Of New York
IL H. hereapou, on this twentieth day Of April 10 me year
Of our Lord lhOusand eight hundred and fTy seven
os motion Of Alexander C. NJ Pennington, solicitor OF we
complainant By his order directed oy the Chancellor ns'
the said sbsen defendant do appear plead snsusf or e.
mar % me coDplsnants bill, on OF before ne eny
day Of June rext, that in default therefore soe
be made against him hs Chancellor shan tnlnA
table and gst And II is farther ordered inAt s o,a.
SHALL within twenty days hereafter be ssryea P-IsonsJ
the said absent defendant by delivery Oh 10y
OF to him, or be published IN tbe Ne"As -, -
User newspaper printed al Ss~Hk, Ia uls otsi- arc
Ia the NeS-fc~k Tribune, newspsp-g Plneel 20 ano
CITY OF NewYOrk IN STATE OF New foff, soa eontn
Nd therein for sx weeks successiVely Al leas' once IN
every week before The ssid. Gay o. srus
copy. ~. " o. "a 80, H. $500, ~
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BENJAMIN MOONEY, Aae,iocser;.
.yCv e 4, TT T Az = d..

I ARGE SALR OF SHEFFIELD Plated We're,
LChns Dinner and Tea Sets, Cbsndeliers, Lamps. o.
rsDdoles Gas Fixtures, nc on Wednesday, G rs Broad
way, (se Gsrtners Furnishing Wsrehouse)-Con
ton Sale 10 close the copcern.-E. A FUTILE will sell
above at lOt o'clock a 2S3 Broadway (uP stsirsD The
residue OF the stock Of tho late dardners Warehooss
consisting Of an extensive assortment OF The meet valuable
housekeeping articles offered heretofore.
Catalogues will be- ready aud tho goods can be examined
the day previous myl hs.
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1 Osr-A small case containing 50 lbs. OF Mariana Ru-
L Ibnsccls sewing Sill marked r. Bros ia" or K
& a. taken from Pier Norih River, Saturday
the 50 uf April last The case Is Of hard wood dOvetsied
the ends and covered with brown paper Any In
formation specting may be leh with the Subscribers
10 WAst who viii pay liberal reward FOR is recovery
myj lwls ADAMS 4 co.
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II p...r.Iv sintfed Al CarefTlrN near I0TnWaI Land
toy on1ga Co on The Sorlh River, easy Of sccess by
.,sanbost. which Ply daily 70 snd from ne city
TrRNS-s15 per Q1zrsr. payable 20 sdYa1ee, Tor Bosrf
- 7i.i IN an he branches Of thorough Engish edu-
alton Muse aud Drawing extra CHARGES Children Sf
al ages fom i've yesrs and X arc tSSs'sTh ~
pvs,fr~- ar Chatham and Chambers sts Cha. Msesu-
- ri. l-.r..t = ElnIras. - blnerF mYll ~.
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SPLENDID GOTHIC DOOR PLATES,

~ The subscriber would respectfully invite
the attention OF gentlemen TO his and beautiful style
Of Door NUMBER PLATES pronounced NJ the late Fair
the hAndsomes Plsles got mp and for which be
ceived the premium. r ROBERTS Premium Door Plate
ml2 3neodis Establishment So Broadway, near Prncesl
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIE

ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.
Chief Office for America,
"a Wallst. New-York.
" The following Resolution passed by the Court
Of Directors Ia London, IL published for the information
Of insured Tor who may hereafter he insured In
the above Institution. resident In the United States and
British North. American Colonies.
BY order Of the o. :. Local Board.
JACOB HARVEY, Chairman.
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent
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BONNET AND CAR RIBBONS

EtHE SUBSCRIBER has on hand the largest assortment
OF Bonnet and Cap Ribbons 10 befound IN the city, ne
second f0or OF s establishment being devoted entirely TO
that purpose. Many Of the styles are si his own getting
~ and Imported exclusively Tor hi- own trade To those
who have examined his stock he would say " csi
before you purchase" AS ribbons an article offancy
all who have dealt IN em know that they have the nght
STYLES and the right prices sales ea1iy made by
plrsung his course he mas butu tbs largest ribbon trade
In the city, To those who never bOu ghl their ribbons
Of the subscriber he would say. that MS customers amos
Invariably tell him hat the ribbons they get ofhm sell hrs
and sre the they buy. The reason IS he admitted
fact that selected with the best taste and Is me
largest and cheapest In the city All Of which can soon be
demonstrated To The satisfaction Of any one who viii call
and examine H. he has also large assortment OF Mill
merry and other fancy silk goods that are equally worthy
the attention Of lbe trade The subscriber sken THIS oc-
casun 10 say that any Of the above named goods DO
cannot nor vi not be undersoid. |. NJ STEVENS,
in8 HGThisH ~ Behver-st near Pearl
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~ To Inveutors.-A meeting Of those friendly 10
the establishment Of an Inventors Institute as proposed
In the pamphlet Issued by the subscriber. viii be held 10
the Leeure-room 81 Clinton Hall. in the City OF New
York, on Wednesday, the 10Th day Of May next An
Address prepared by similar Institution now established
In Cincinnati Ohio viii be read The plan Of operation
will be laid before the meeting and full and free dscus-
sion will be expected thereon. Mechanics generally
invited 10 attend The meeting will open at 10 o'clock
AN. SOLOMON ANDREWS
Perth AnBoY, April SO, 1871. mi 4teod3lDis
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WINDOW SHADES. wholesale and rsail-Evsy
w style quality and descriptions OF Window yhsdes ere
80 pair Persons about making hof seeetoes etref
Wholesale or for private respectfully f5vse 70
call and examine FOR themselves, ~
J. GREASONs Extensive Window sheos Stos,
al 6rs~nvich.s 81 between Murray eod hoomson-
MI liz
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GHGRI,E~ RIDGEWAN, Hair Gutter and Wig
" Maker, Osis Of = "a-sll l'e nfosa"sy. 80 49,.
M aiden-lale. up Slain ~ysS
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WINDOW sHADEs.-Winfow Shades from ~ a
w pair and upward half their former prices, al
JEREMIAH LAMBERrS dry goods store. 573 Green
wieh spring Also, ingram and Venetian carpet
lag oil cloths embroidered table and piano coyeu
&C. together with general assortment Of s-asonsbe Dry
goods mys eus-
ELUE BOILERS, Furnace Front, Ne. for ssle-2
fls boilers - inches n diameter, 2 feet long with
fle la II inches n diameter ade q the best nate
rails Ia the best manner aud good 40 new. Also,
the furnace 'front.' bars safety valve and steam pipe. In
quire the factory Of the MON White Lead Manufacturing
Co OF Front and Bridge Brooklyn. my6 2aw3vis
Ulster AND POMPTON IRON-Ths Ulster
u Iron Works al Sa1zerii-s ~. Y. ard The Pompton
Iron Works, Al POmpOu, ~ j., are now 10 fall operation
Orders for round square as hoop bsnd and scroll iron
will be- received, and promptly executed, application
70 lmyi lwisl JOSEPH TUCKEKmAS, SO Wsstst
COTTAGE, Grecan and fancy Chairs sold a. our n1srn
v scturng prices door 20 the Tster.ss AZ Brosd
way between Howard and Grand sls. Gail end you VIII
Be satisfied That you get frat rate article Al very
low price. iaI9 et.'l CONAERFORD hEDGA1E
SPECIAL KEPOKTING.-Dr HoCsTos, stsag-
gapher 70 The Senate Of The United States may be sd
dressed Al The Offices Of Drs casgle and Edwards Anns,
5sl Broadway.
Dr. receives private pUpils Terms $50 Zach s20 lms
Mo IRON-JAnEs N OLNEY, 81 Westst oasns
FOR and American Pig iron various brands
ard qusutas Pig and Bar IfoD ssofef on fvorsbls
tsr-s ~ rphB,sd
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WIGS AND ToUPEEs.

are ihe most perfect and natural specimens of the All Of
Wig making. This public are invited 10 inspect n large
assortment manufactured only by WIN BATCHELOR, 2
Wall st. near Broadway Copy the address s25 lmseOd
rY- Hyer,s pills, Depot No. 40 Fulton-st. %
hoor-No family having proper regard TO health should
be without this medicines and no one will be- sfer faith
ful trial Of them. my3 ms
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5itnalions, &t. iDanteo.

~ "a. aasrerI 70 Afvct,'en7i - s4s; 81
ysTpad, or tAey NIL not BE- tste, o-a sf1s, esos.
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" DIR. HolHck's New Lecture on the Parental
distinct Origin Of Life. &c. today al r. NJ In the Ana
tomicsl Hall NJ v. corner OF Broadway and 0rsnd-st
Admssion 25 cts For gentlemen only illustrated by his
sixteen appropriate anatomical models. myll 2is
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OFFICE YOR PROCURING
pATE MTE

IN THE UNITED STATES and EUROPE-Spee6cs-
lions Drawings Modes and all mstters relating TO Pa
tents properly and promptly transacted At the Office %
The k.reks,r by KINGSLEY PRISON,
ala ims Waist Nsw-Yort.
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VIM n. JOINS, AuctoneeT.
boot AND SHOE sALK-On four monibs credit
la l0i o'clock, Thursday, May 49, al the store OF
Iyes Hoard 2I5 Pearl e. Maiden lane 500 cases
Boots Shoes and Brogsns fresh and desirable goods su
able for the southern, western and city trade. Dealers
viii 6nd the above sale worthy OF attention. every
the catalogue will be cold without Catalogues
ready aud goods open for examination the morning Of
the sale. nyii Stiss
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~ No Charge until the Hair IL Restored
BKALs's HAIR RESTORATIVE s applied On The shove
terms the Office Zoe Nasssu-si. ~ B-For those who
apply II themselves II 10 for sale. myll 3mis
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<,n.DVp. PEKABfAI --IF IW-Tflh-st- corner
L Bra"sEav bsgs issve % INFORM his friends and he
public In general iha. he = prepared 10 give lessons IN
~ s-t.biry Ia-sons IN The highest branches In the
a., ~ Pssr fsrs paving Fcr particulars apply, ether
by ieter Or personally al .s TSeliihs e. corner Broad
- ~ myli lw
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James NJ. Hoyt H.ysn Wsgenen il. John J. Phelps,
jacob Hoppock, George Dayton Edward Ellsworth
VIM Howe, Jr. Jonsthsn Sturges Milford Martin,
fhos G. Doremns, Levi Apgsr VIM. ~ Tisdsle.
myl0 l2lis
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CO.. REkFARD.-Losl on Saturday, 9Th inst $50.
t-O supposed To have been dropped DR.. II
h0tts office. IN passing from AmysL Broadway 10
feminist Three 500 bills and S50bill Of the Mer-
chants Bank. Boston. Whoever will return the same n
15 Tenth 81 "a door east Of Bowery, viii receive the
above reward and the thanks ofhe owner. myli ST.
4 OS'r-On Saturday, afternoon the 3lh inst. ether In
IL the Ladies' Saloon atihe Fulton Ferry Brooklyn,
board the boat while crossing 10 HewYOrk. lsdy's sk
bead purse containing about seventeen dollars, say
English sovefeigns, Eve dollar gold piece two dollars
IN paper ard small amount In silver. The hnier will be
literally rewarded by leaving II with either Of the Ferry
Masters, Fulton Ferry or al rs Pearl-sL mp stsirs
mVlO ouss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

IT. Third Wnrd.-Ata meeting Of the Democratic
Wing Electors Of the Third Ward held at 2i5 Washing
top.st on Monday evening, May TO- II wss unanimously
R6soiued, That EDWARD r. COULES JEREMIAH
LATHROP and ALEX. &. LAWRENCE be- the Dele
gaes TO meet Ct the Broadway House on the 18Th int 10
BCminaie candidates for Supreme Count Judges of i.
Judicial District and such other officers 10 be hed
by this city al the approaching Judicial Election.
4. X. CHILDS, Chairman.