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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17
~ Irish Emigrant sociely-No

u Irish EmigrRnt SOciety-NOuce 10 ne,sDy
given that the annual election Tor oceTs OF Inc lsh I'm
igrant Society OF NewYork for the ensuing year VIII be
held al the Office Of the Society % Spruce 81 on the nun
day of April next the houTs of - NJ and r. NJ
OF that day for the purpose Of choosing President res
Vice Presidents Treasurer two Secretaries ana tour
members of the Executive Committee.
By order GREGORY DILLON, President
MINI ! OrCSwsoe Secretaries mic 2ous
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rurRYpOnY

EVERYBODY
a WILL HAVE GOOD TLAE-PiECE ~ uer
~ hcuse. II hey can procure 90 e. smA.i P'iee
z A r. .-asf m ,rcverrer. IN Clocts called he
G-& PATENT LEVER,
49,, 81. s-ooS tine a. ar CHRONOaETER "a
60, -er Al re sane prices a. he Cd fsshioaed ankee
Crk Every cne warranted 20 sep 900 n- nd strike
- -, ~,.etiv wholesale retail, BY ne Agc1i Of
- P..-,tes R. BLCKEsLO Jr - John-sL
rns Wedk Sal 2nis'
NT0TICF-To fto.s who are TOtng 10 alter and rest
t,h-t~ sores The Subscriber has given he whcle az
$3.50, =, fhfs branch u husn@ss End l. desir,1s they
rasis I've hi-r 3 cal Ne viii draw any design and
cent. al work viii dispatch on reAsonaD- terEs JOB
81 n Svsrv iesrripron dcre u short notice
- JOHN n. TRlMBLE
n5unyis Architect and Builder, n Thssue sliey.
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DY JAMES M. sIILLER-s,ors No 70 Made
ID lane ne III door TO No. Lhcrsv-si
FRIDAY, Ms,eh -,


H.RpwAsE, cvrLssy, ke-on credit of6 mouths, for
approved endorsed uotes-o packages and los OF esh
imported Birmingham and Shethsd ooods, Consisting q
table and pocket cutlery butcher shoe and bread koifss
6es butchers drawing knives plate chest cupboard and
tea Kettles ssucepsns, timed and enameled vices trace
log and halter ehsns Carons hoes patent and common
butts csnilescks snuders German silver, and iron tea
and table spoons britannia do tobacco boxes table butts
Jsm.s's wood screws, round and square bolts, &c.
Catalogues and goods ready for examination three dsys
before the sale.
The above stock fresh goods 10 complete order
Every lot win he sold without
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Carpetinss.
NEW CARPET-NG
Ard Floor Oil Cloths.
SHAW < cARTER,

Art FLOOR OIL Cloths
SHAW & CARTER,
- Pc1ri-rtrczf -cgr C.zfiaz.
HAVING BY RECENT IMPoRTArioNs and b cor
H sgzrenis froa sore q . nost esss5 ishet Assu.
ofte newest ant most desirable syie u III above ar-
ees respectfully invite be ssnucn q Nerchsni. ard
F1fr, ssTory Ard Tspe,iry VELVET CARPETINGs.
Brus,e. And Tapestry 8russel. Ct sgpe,ics quality 90
splr15i5 Ply, (usu1fsc.grvs TO orirrl 10
Double Sspsr. (of Inusual tsxturel 60
suPerape, RE M c0nnsa; q graf variety 10
Table ard PisEo Covers a vsriet AssoftE.rn-l
window shades. Vi = psiisfrs.
Rugs l1nEU~psssed n c1ality) OF ne richest cciors
STAR Rods q every DESCRIPTION
PLsla aud Fis,-aa Nlatf'ar,. sf1fl uiSsis.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TO their s;ocs Of which particular attention 10 solicited
every care tavng been Asrl rerier Unsurpassed i
q1sy variety - reaa-ss Of pai,sIn.
10 Fanies = couf ieny believed .hs. his establish.
tent ssords aeiiues n selection, IN every deF@tne OF
he hasine.i, Isre.y eelales MS .meod-.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL cARPETINGs.
Smith LOUNsBERI. Is Peari-sL opposite VII
csnl daily receiving their supplies OF Carrot
inss 1e for he s?rng irsae-anorg Which ere arse
lrsmey low prices
sTss.s. csrPe'ng. rev psi'ern. 10. TO - per ysFd
SPY lmperiai, new rsilerrs, s. 10 - pr yard.
Double ard superfne lrgTsin, new pat = % IS
t1irA lue snd me rgrail. rev pAi-rns, "a ~ %.
C0mm9n lrFrain, neh bright coors p. toSs
Also large ass1rT1e1t % Floor OIL coghs from 20 -
feet wide Rugs. Duggels Msiiings table ard piano Co
v-rs and general assortmelt Of all other articles con.
nectec with he trad- extremely 0w- mlO 2wis
NEW SPRING CARPETINGs.-PETERSO
INHUMPHREY ROSS, 81 PeAs-sL near Madison J
have received By lste arrivals from Europe slsrge and
rich assortment Of the following choices Cupes.ngs
saxony Velvet and Tapestry Carprs patterns AID de-
sgrs entirely ueg-never before offered 10 .s country.
Z ard framed Brussels Carpets
Rich 3.py, new shsdings, d..
Double super, super end eNtrs t1e co.
Dsmsss. Royal Twiiied snd Paiu Venetian.
Window Shades Table and Piano Covers
Druggets. Rags. Mats kc Ac. Also heavy OIL Cloths.
from 90 = feet wide together with srge lot Of Cheap
Goods. % which particular attention "a cal 3D. ms 2mis
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WIGS AND TOUPEEs.


r. BACHELORS new invented wigs and scalps
perfect ard natural specimen 81 the Ar OF
Wig Masking. The public invited 10 inspect large
assortment manufactured only by WI BAICHkLOR :
Wall II near Broadway Copy The Address, l7f im-eoo
~ Are YOu Inf-ise Hyer's Pills .-one OF
receive Of the system. See General Notice" column Of
The Tribune tomorrow ~ mWhrh
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STNnAN -CHOOL EXHInIrION.-ENlsss

,D-t Universssi sunday school Al the request or q
great number who attended the exhibition Of this School
on ednesday evening last the School will give an other
on "Wednesday evening, i7lh inst commencing At u
O'Clock The exercises will cousst OF the piece entitled
"The Descent Of the Beegimdep much admired AZ The
first exhibition In hieh thirty OF the children take part
and The Affairs Of Nature" beautiful and interesting
piece sung ty Twelve girls with other exercises Tickets
i2k cents ml7 IL
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FATRgANKs's PLATFORM SCALES.

rI,HE GREAT SUPERIORITY Of these Scales has never
been fIy understood sod appreciated du'ng th-
past year While hundreds OfimDerfeci yet warranted
scses Of other kinds been tried found wanting aud
The purchasers Of Fsrbsnks Scales have In
been disappointed.
The universal confidence which 10 felt 10 the accuracy
and perfect adjustment Of Ihese scales ID such hey
have come 10 be regarded a. The standard from which
there 10 40 appeal.
No matter how severe me est-tsnd the makers eogrl
The ssyerest tesisno whether the article load
10 be weighed placed the cener either sngle OF
the platform whether the anouut ID small kreatfrom
ne lowest 70 Tho highest capacity Of he sease amount
indicsted "a always right
These cOnsderaOns duly estimated By al hal class
Of the community who yslu- their reputation fer couect
dealing znd hence The incTeased sac constantly Increasing
demand for Fsirbspkss Platform Scales
FAIRBANKS s co. Agents
mi2 2nise0d ia Weier-s NEWTON
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JOSIAH RICHARDS Aucnooe~r.
Ky BANGS, RICHARDS 4 PLAfT-sscre ne
men.s Soc Auraon ss~s
FoRTYFITTH NETWORK TRADE SALE.

Ky nANSS, RICHARDS = PLA1T-Stcre ne
-. 80 ssyLssral cssA Assa0ess made % esnsss-
FoRrTFiTTH SEw.roRk TRADE SALE.
MONDAY, March n
Al o'esek A ~
stAfiosss'Sfae oext regular Trade Sale ~sil con.
nelsdng laay large and .esirshs eoassnmsnu % Ess
nsh ard American ssasnery. fsnsy alicscs letter ana
srse assortment q 6lsss Sccss s.s. s.s. .pa sssO
rsnauns seslins ss and wsisrs hkssasAs saa .ss Ae
Also esOics assortment o, paper hanging. and borders.
sslined and unss'saed Que rwo. three xad soar eoe
Also a. O'Clock p. n. binders leather
TUESDAY, March -
sooSs-0n Tuesday, Al A N. the sale 81 hcoss VIII
eomn~ncssnd ~ continued daily he sane hoor begr
easd ia ssr ~ 1ssS. ana sss".rs
rom Messrs Liule Brown. Morros Francis, GrsSs,
H.rDrr : Rro'S.s. Anssr.. butter C. N rus SEQ.
Pra:i. woodsord Co wilkins. Carter Co. c,ce&sf
), sIi.toa. Bsrrmstoa Navel lc ke Also. lsse
50 very extensive s~assnasas OF choice and sPsSa''
FRIDAY, ssh.a4Pa
SrssEorYps Plarws -rh's days sale vii include sp-
ward of 6y of valuable stereotype plses 70 Witch
he attention Of Publishers respectfully @v,,e1 en-,
orseing many desirable work. Also copper plates ara
: The waole forming As moot extensive variety Of de.
sraele soes offered pablo sale, and TO be sold
without reserve
"a supplementary Catalogue Is IN preparation and
tee VIII be received Until Nondsy, is.h
" COTTON, Aucronssr
DY r. COL TON, Auction ana courbsiou neschsns
ID Nos rs Fulton and 81 Am ssa-IiherA advaa.
ees made Goods ether for pfveAs sAe or al aneon ard
1rorr, rrsurns made Outdoor salss Of every
Ofsood' pune'ualy siss9ssS % sos s.:p'ss s's'se
A. lei O'Clock. al ihs Aueucn Room.
large anS choice assortment OF furniture eonslel
ing Of Two splendid eouehss, with steel e.ets sovsfed
with sl dsss mahogany chairs. Freceh bedssesds. ea
resux card and centre sess carpets, oil cohs fealhss
BEDS looking gssses dssAs second hand and Kitchen f
uiulre. Ac
Also one second hand pisDo-sorss. made ~ DUBOIS
Chamber in good order.
Alss, the balance Of dry goods
AT PsIy.rs saLs, good second hsnd pieao tetssf
made by Duboss, Bacon Chamesrs. rree SiSA
Al private sale, very kns barometer. London make
~ CHAMBERLAIN, AUCTIONEER-S,cee No
". spruce -sL-Leera advances made on Gocds ecnsgn-
81 for private sac he sold auction Outdoor ssiss
carefully attended TO- and respectfully solicited Prompt
WEDNESDAY, March II.
Al 10 O'Clock, 1t spruesst
MO2rcAGt AND AssIevgE's SALs OF The contents OF
BskeTs shop. Secondhand Furniture &c. comprising ha-
resux chsirs tsblss looking gassss betssds feather
Also counters gsss case closss clock broad srcashs,
psrs sc.
Also, i've fruit eskes
Also, horss, baGsrs wagon, sleigh harness swe
canary birds. cages. &c
Al 10 O'Clock, Ct 3 sprucesG
CossrAslKs SAFE 90 Nsw Fvssrvsr, nc. eomprtsng
plain and dressing buresux, sofas, card and marble top
sofa tables chairs mahogany rockers bedseads mshogs
nv eries oftes deshs. he
Also, general assortment OF secondhand furniture. ts
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wsyus,bors,, Bsyls Co. Ga Feb u, lsse CHARLES
n, above mill ana power were made BY Ss s,N..s
Ross ~ ciiasoa-plssr Heys-YoEk- osee lfsfe'"'
m9 tlsruskW-
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II G KEMP Anciinneer


Store 42 Broadway aide third store shove Csnstst
cash ADVANCES made, and all sales promptly
" settled. sales Of furniture at private dwellings, ana
stocks OF goods personally attended TO and solicited
r c. X viii d.vots particular attention TO tho sale q
books aud private lbrsriss hs conyenierces for when
are very ample -
ON SATURDAY NEXT, at 10 o'clock, al storp AL
Broadway by c. KEMP large sale OF fsshionsbis fur-
nisurs and housekeeping articles Particulars hereafter
mlSlfy
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WoRTH ~ TIMES zee PRIcE.

THE THlRTEENTH NUMBER Of Chamberss Inior-
nation for the People just published. contains 4 oo-
gy-Ari rula,ai Zo0ogy-Molusca- Lo0logy-Radala
Ancient His)ry-Egypi History Of the Jews, Holy Land
Arabic PetrFa, Greece Rome History Of The Middle
Age History OF Great Britain and Ireland
This popular work comprses irestises on the most i'm
poTtant branches Of Science Physical. Mathematical and
Moral Natural History, Political History Geography and
General Liierature-s complete library IN itsei
There not trade profession whose members would
not b. benefit by the possesscnof this work and FOR
geners reference, Il l. unquesonaoy hs best book OF ia
slnd. lChambershurg Repository
To be completed 10 sixteen numbers a . cents eacn
For sale, wholesale and re,oi. by BURGESS STIR NJ
Nev.York REODlN6 4 CO. Boston LiEBER co
Philadelphia 1910 ~
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AMERICAN MUSEUM

AMERICAN Nj.
livery DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK, CON-
Enenciug on Monday, March iS-FouR SPLENDID
PERFORMANCES DAlLY-lu the morning, ST M o.
elocs IN the afternoon Al g. ami IN he evening 7, ana
Positively no Free L,st except the Pres.
The Manager happy 10 being able TO snno inee resu
''n'e''D' ONE WEEK MORE
with that flusirous Man in Miniature,
GENERAL TOM THUMB,
aud its utterly impossible FOR him be prevailed upon
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
Of his exhibition In New.lork and hose who delay their
NEVER SEE HIM
40 he reres private life he makes the tour Of
he cies q The Union.
will ihrons The Museum 70 see him; be viii be seen
EVERY MORNING FROM ~ TO O'CLOCK
On the plsorn In Of the main halls OF the Museum In
his extraordinary and popular performances including his
CITIZENS DRESS. In which he viii relse hi. History,
Travels Sc sing variety o. song, dsnss se r SDN
% fE GREAT sf1TEEs &C.
&c He will also sR ,gSss c 5i %rs pRFss
wore before Louis PHILIPPE, King Of the French and all
the principal Courts Of Europe. Aner which he will sp
BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH COSTUME.
In which he win dance the HIGHLAND FLING, he ~.
The MAGNIFICENT PRESENTS received from Queen
vctors and the principal Crowned Hesds OF Europe viii
IN THE AFTERNOON FROM 10 O'CLOCK.
he viii appear the Stage in the Lecture Room In va
ely Of Performances and Costumes, in conjunction with
Also IN the Evening al 7, and again at 81 O'Clock
THE GENERALS MINIATURE EQUIPA6E,
Consisting OF magnificent little Chariot and Pigmy Ponies
with goodman aud fooman, will persmbusse the streets
daily.
~ Morning 7isiiers are not admitted to either the AZ
tarnoon or evening performances.
ETHIOPIAN MiNSTRELs.
GREAT WESTERN, the Yankee Comedian.
MISSES WHEELER and JULIEN
ANATOMICAL VENUS. to be at Is extra
MADAME ROCKWELL. Fortune Teller
Abundance Is cents, children under TO- l2t cents No
rsddmissions-one payment will eGte 10 but sdms-
sion. -
In compliance with the request Of numerous families
and others who have heen unable witness the exhibition
OF GENERAL TOM THUMB.
the subscriber has at considerable Inconvenience effected
an Arrangement with him to remain at the Museum
ONE WEEK LONGER.
terminating Saturday night the goth instant but he begs
to assure public positively that tbs little Generals ar
engagements arc such that Il will be utterly impossible for
him remain beyond the above stated period; -
mis- 2. +. BARNUA.
SUNDAN SCHOOL EXHIBIrION.-Ehzsse
81. Universshsi sunday school At the request OF q
great number who attended the exhibition Of this School
on ednesday evening last the School will give an other
on Wednesday evening lIth inst commencing At 4
O'Clock The exercises will cousst OF the piece entitled
"The Descent Of the Besumdev much admired al the
first exhibition In heh thirty OF the children take part
ID 49, AItars ~ Man
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DHEPAKY FOH WIKI WEATHEB.-Tns

4 NeWars Inois Rubber Manufacturing Co" otter for
sac The .1d best assortment % India Rubber Shoes
10 be 1rd n he count, eonssiing OF eyery variety u
iatieg and xelLieneps O-erEbOes men1Ssctur
frou 9ooIys2rs PslsnE metallic rubber wnrantsd rot
10 sgifen Nth ths colc 90 be Affected by TIE beat
Also, every description u ali dghs and water proof
socs 10 1s- wholesale and retail Dsslsrs lpvLs1 70
ard .srtre stock before Purchasing -sswhe,e
Wsr~bonsz - Hslter-is1@ AT isn
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Aouses for Sale.

- A COUNTY, SEAT AND FARM for sale
U1sdils, one Of ibe beautiful villages Of tns
susqaehanna valley snt directly Ia view Of Thai pictures
Enc Rsro.d. The soass 10 Of stone Substantially bnili
and very roony. There fruit and Ornamental uess,
with abundance Of pure wssf
Also farm near ne village eousisisg Of sbou. 100
Nc. For terms which viii BE- liberal, apply TO
TAB MESSENGER, III Ms,dss-lsrs
NIL 1wlm orto o. n NOBLE on the pregisss
- FOR sALK-A three sIory Hcsrs wilh
- norta Of Myniss A. ssas Brooklyn IL vsrY sub.
stsntsy built snd finished In modern s,s wih maio,e
mantle se- Toe plot Of ground 30 ~ ~ ksi hand
s "a sr pass every Or or ave
ainuses I'll II O'Clock At night aloog Myrue aycnus 70
Fulton Ferry which be reached from he ho1ss 10 g.
=. tOUNTKY sEAT-As Private Sale situated
q near Jamaica, Losg island, within hours rds Of
- the City Of New York. A fine lsrfe dwelling 90 he
premises % feet square two sores high bui modern
TX acres ofsna laid out ss most bssatfs 81, E sboosd
a.. sepiy o ANTHONY J. sLEEck2R, x.s.ssssr s'
"a DELIGHTFUL COUNTY, Lossaoa -
tse Morris and Esssx Railroad, containing 81 ceres
esl vars of f1ii trees grape vince, osssnenfs ssss
and shfueosrys &C. For particulars ir4srs OF j. LA"
MI 2~' s. s POTTER. on ne grsnisss
= Ar PKIvATk sALK-Tns twe s.ofy ram:
house and LOT IN Nonoik-st nonh q ofsco, al
Known ~ No. Is SIZE q los y fec, nges nc .ssroy
s e.: s Or Hpgy se e sssssI IA
sossh ssss 81 Els,saih-x rs Zee, eorst o:Avssue C.
'''' O x q r J sLfScSSs' Iss,!s:ss,,
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IT. Ill ansrers 10 advertisements sent by mail must Be
pot paid o. they NIL not be taken out ,ftht oo,
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CTRTUf. U,IT & POM, 939 Bro

FIRTH, HALL fONp2 S59 b,o.a , ~ am y, ,
Fraukn-f 4uare. have Just puhsnrd bfanl ans y
from fvorrt. Afoil. In Lucia "a lsmemr by Henri
Herr Our faith then foudy lighting 20 luce 81 quest
animal he favonfs Cavaiins sung by sgnofina bsr m
ian words adapted by c. W. Beams. Oh sing 90 more
that gentle song" ballad, composed by w c. Peters -
No. Of me second Feurs Meodques, by Burgmli-
Ter Swiss air favorile" The Dream Polka by MAIs-
suen The Mexican Hop Waiz by ", c. Peters. The
Wooibne," G~az, dedicated 10 The Junior Bachelors
Society, by Harvey B Dod~ouh mis-
A MEXICAN STATE PAPERS, fair price IN
"A money m books vii De- given for copy Of he
American STATE Papers On n vCis) published N WISHING
City about 1882 - sud - Il application be made 10
= BALDWIN. Bookseller,
nils 3ecaiss l55 Bf0sd lay
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W~-W TOY VA BfldsepoTt and Ho1shlU1N
Rs.lrosd --Thrc0g n BY daylight dsiy
tsuncays excepted 81 o'cock A N-Durirg ne ast
s1ref he Railroad been ~ aid throu zhou
win heavy rail from BRIDGEPORT 70 The Western Railroad
TIE steamboat AOUSTAfNEEa Csct W. H. trUee,
leaves he fOot Of Mafssls T. T. FOR Bridgeport dsy 81
a O'clock A. no freight t1Gen IN M Passenger ae
Psssengers iake the ears 81 Bridgeport, ard F1roaI
rn1ags cf ears or b.gx4T- arrive n Albany snt Troy
oclork NJ New and LOGON 0fve snsI.ss hare been
procured and b- rosd "a evsEy r~sDecr sua 70 NE s>s
ga STsGshi Lie by sG<anss HsfRoD srt EUREKA
daily
sof fs1.hsr psnic1lsEs lqEiTs a Liv'nzs,a Wsiss
srpress CGcs Va Ngllst SOD al tue ofkcs Market
o. Pier, 10 q. FER8ys Axert Un is,1
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SOCIETY library,


coSNsR BROADWAY AND LrOSARo-Sr.
ONE WEEK LONGER-CHRlsTY's lnimiisele
Osrd popular Sand Of Mtn.uels, whose unique and
pleasing performances are nightly crowded with highly
respectable sudences have The honor Of announcing hat
they Will continue their amusing entertainments every
night his week Admission = csais Coacer, to com
merce q 4 O'Clock Change OF programme every eve
nlnx mis- lNtSs
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U. =. NAIL LINE for Albany n

DtfEh hAttslNGSs-s lHKe sss0rtnrns OF sal
med and 1nssrned rspec Hs1gBgs, choice patterns
By he ease smaller c1srruss
ms sfs2~ BANGS RICHARDS PLATT, ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17

VIZ. pass. e ~ al aea We fo"Pson f ~
round. square. fat band scroll and hoop iron VIII bs
promptly -xecutst, on application 70
MS lNts Joseph TUCKERMtN, 80 Wsg-g
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"'o' a. MIC sis lob 18th i7ih ,?o.h, 24Ih'
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GRACE CHURCH.-One Of the very best Pews In
VI this church j. offered for sale IN consequence Of the
person for whom purchased having concluded 20
main 10 Europe with bic family much longer than
pected Thepew = pleasant y susied very convenient
distance from and IN fu vew II both dssk ard pulpit
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NOTICE TO CREDITOR-.-PuIsuan % N

der u Henry Hagner Surrogate Of ne County or
Queens roice i hereby Fiven 10 AL persons who have
csI-s against Samuel Morrsor late VI he town OF New
town. Queens County decess-d exhibit lie same v 10
the Juchers thereof he ubder gned bis surviving TX
ecuior, the ofse Of Wilisn lngiis number 81 john
10 the City Of New-York before the twenty
9Th II September next-DAled. March 9, l94s.
lHvvfu HENRY ADAIR. Surviving Fxecr
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we have received per is- arrivals full
Of Richard Hemminz 4 sons Genuine Limerick Kr-
by and Round Bent Fish Hooks, suahe for salmon, hass
pickerel trout, black FISH &c Also, an s-sonment OF
I'd reels ines doats snksrs &c &c Tor sale ~holessle
ard retail By JOHN ): BROWN 20.
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VIM II. JONES, Auctioneer.
BOOTS AND SHOEs-By j. ID. lNGEksOLLkCO
ID store No 2,2 Pesrst-on Wednesday March II, at 10
O'Clock boots shoes and brogsns suitable for
the Southern, Western and city trade
Also, 10 cssss women's spring pegged buskins
Aiso, - cases mems fne calf sewed boots
AlsO.fD cs~s mems tight sesl pump pegged booia ull
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON

a Saving. Bank for tho benes Of The Widow and the
Orphan"
FaaLIAMEsTD
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-30

s.v last was gala occasion Tor '"e
!, the Sons Of Temperance
orosr :. ,hs,r anniversary, and they turned 0u'
- The procession was near a m''ei0"s
srongp. nos, imposing! We never saw
a.. looking set Of men; and they were gree
' = .,.rv where, with the war'nss' en'nus ".
Cd, e''' ;on,r wa. a good enc; and 1t is suPp0s-
in' ,~o thousand partOok Of it. Every
e. ca. a' Va. admirably conducted The Marsha.
thing "' - oT;cers Of the day did their duty
ana ~ No procession could make better DIS
n0ey' ..l.bra,iOn could be made to pass
o. W.T., Tlars5,y. the Grand Division OF the stare
- ,be following Officers;
Smith, e. W. r
= Nuup, q. W. A.
FIJI. Underwood ;"
~ Kendrick, L. l.
u Hayerafi, 6. Con
John Miller. y; W.
HID Fisk, o. SEN
i n.,,nr the past year, the Order under 'ns al,
..,.,r,,iOn Of C. W, P Rk'"' mas 'n'"s1
o.. ..,,res with the warm regard and res
.f,hs Brethren every where,
q, Sons Of Louisville manifested ON "'s d"
~ n. MODEST enthusiasm ana The irees'
Their homes were opened TO visiting
and the stranger made to feel at home
th. Order know better how TO do
- than the Sons Of Louisville
r Vaughan, addressed the Order on
y, ,..s,x ayenng.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-30
From The washington Unien. 2ad.

Reports at the Adjutsnt Generals Office last
evening from the commanding officer al Vera
Cruz, state the arrival there, from the % to the
6ta OF October, o! fresh troops to the number OF
1000 and upwards. including portion Of Brig
adler General Cushing's brigace from the Rio
Grande; besides two Companies OF the lth in
fantry, over one hundred strong. which had bee q
for some time detained by Col. Gates at Tam
plco. In addition to the above, Col. HAYS
companies of Texan mounted voluntrers OF
which the strength IS net known, were lust ar
irving from the Brazos.
Sine. BrigadI-r General Piesce's departure
with has brigade from Vera Cruz for Major
General Seoti's headquarters, July I4lh, sir
thousand troops aud upwards are officially Ie-
ported 10 have arrived al the former place in
elusive of October 9Th; since which date, other
and numerous reiaforcemeuts have been rapid
iy concentrating there, and moving forward on
the route to the city Of Mexico.