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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

TENIlE citizens, as.onshed al the lGck tslas
u, atlenled the OH hsn Yesterday cf EhsC-
R9 & CO, LAYS all olheFs IN TIE ansee,--si
We have many tmes hsloge Soil pt-es, hut
Yesterday Pun lae.eap aAssi on ais-.., .-:!t 4
20 tie darAesi p.gst Is n1 conPasisoa, cQGiEi.-
'ed with Tie !reA oliAe cd hnl. Is .eseay a.al .
iAe luck 4egetolcie- AXIS 10 use tasNng cse,
care he pFIzes-you uusi paTeAase ycgg l,cG-
ess whcre prizes age sold.
HERE Is THE LUCK
Nos. 10 rs Sc thepecond capital Of $20,-s
0gu, sent .0-fliehlnond. Ma gH
Mes "A So 6s, $5,0O0in package ofha.ves,
sent 10 North Carolina. f
Three OF $500 sold il packages.
IL Of 81 900 sold TO customers.
Is OF $500 sold, and a.l by the reno F1e1
prize vend,As, EMORY {. co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

eaS-AovERTtsEMESFs will DO Inserted al 8 | per
square Tor three hines, and IS eens per square ios
every subsequent in.estion,
no MILITARY ADvERTtsgaKsrs will be inserted
at half price.
fssaIa alt cases. the pumbeT OF times must be
marked on the Mss, or the adyciiiseneui seHi viii
be Published Until ioIhid, aud charged accordingly
GA liberal discount made 10 those no contract
to advertise by the year.
&C. Advertisers are expected 10 make payment as
soon As the time expires for ~hch their advertise
meats inserted.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
Martins6ars &a1ctt..

Published er6ry Thursday Morning IN Martins
burg, BsTkeleg Goinfy, Vuginia,
At 300 "a year, III paid la advances 81 80
81 paid within SIN sslosBshSf end $500 81
ter the expiratlon of rsx months no pn-
ger discontinued HattI ais arrcaragcs are
sgnfi, except Mt the option "a the Editor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
Coal, Coal.

m HAVE received IaTge stock Of SmNh's
u and other COAL OF the best quality
Persons al distance may rely al all times ON
finding Coal By sending Tor IT.
n Road. April Is j. JAMESON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
Norman Ml2lIor
ltlornep at lam ,

WILL give prompt attention TO all bust
Wv ness entrusted 10 his care IN the Coun-
ties Of Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan-
GS-Oiiice at the Office OF tbs Clerk Of the
County Court Of Berkeley.
Martinsburg, July 30, lS46-d
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
Private Boarding
Tfrs. Mary Harrison

"OULD respectfully announce to lhe
w public that she has taken the commodi-
Gus and pleasant house on King St. recently
occupied by Mr., J. Van Doren. jr., and is pre-
pared TO receive few Hoarders on the most
reasonable terms. Mrs. II. is resolved that no
pans shall be spared on her par 10 promote
the-comiort Of her BoarderS.
April g, !SiS-f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
JOHN NJ. GREM g. co.,
asseFChGna yNitosS.

atEtf SfkssNf tsfESFSs
No. $40 BALTtMOR REET,
soSTn-wEsr coHsEs OF oHARLGs,
BALTIMORE,
EEAVE received their Spring and Sumpe,
Il 4 supply Of Cloths. Cassimeres. Vestings,
&c Sc, which they will make TO order in the
best and most fashionable style.
Gcus!cElsei.'s Clothing.
On the second floor Of their building. which
has been fitted up for the purpose. will DO
found a large assortment Of the finest and me-
dunn qualities of Clothing ready Dlsde Of supe
rior style and workmanship.
No VARIATION Is PRIcEs-,he lowest pglce
is distinctly marked IN figures Oh every gar
ment.
The basemen, has been handsomely fitted
up FOR the sale Of goods By the piecea very
large assortment Of CLOTHS, C.1SSi
.NERES. YESTH.NI;S IND Tan ORS'
TRAININGS being always On hand, al
the lowest market pnces, 10 which the ailen
ton Of purchasers is lnvlted.
April 10, lS47-2ln
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

4 FRESH supply OF CANDY, ORsl.N.
"a GES, LEMONS, R.4iSLN;S, FIGS,
Sc. SC. GEO. EAENliAi..
March 25
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

- CASES JUJUGE PASTE--An excel
- lent remedy Tor The removal Of Coughs
and Colds--ior sale az 1OUNG'S.
Nov 10
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
EgOgle Enasssyry.

E8UF.fC AFsEsEF"tE "
III HAVE on hand good article Of Home,
Il made Linen. II. :. PENDLETON.
Apnl 20
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
fets,dts ~ Erasif.

4 FRESH supply Of all soris Of Candy
IA Lemons, Almonds, Dried Ci,ron. Raj
s,as. Prunes, Figs, sSc. &c,-icr sale by
FEB. w DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

TUST received, some eight OF ten sorts .
- CmsJies, Raisiis--svperisy; Pruaes. lie
NOS, Sc &c., ior sale b!
Nov. rs ", DORSET,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22

nary suffering-she knew not What. or vhy-yet
never being able to attain the goal AMI Set him
free. Then. she saw him dead. upon that very bed
and il that very room snd knew that he had never
loved her 10 the last and tell upon his cold breast
passionately weeping Then. prospect opened.
and nycr flowed. ard plsntive voice she knew,
cried d" It is running on, Floy 1t has never
stopped Yoa are moving whit aud she saw
him at distance stretching OFT his arms towsri
her. while figure such as Waters used to be
stood near him swfally serene and still. In every
vision. Edith cane and went sometimes 70 her JOY,
sometimes 20 her sorrow. until they were alose
upon the brink Of a dark grave, ard Edith pointing
dosn. she looked and saw-vhat another Edith
y ing at tire bottom.
Inthe terrUr Oitnis dream she cried out and awoke
she thought 4 soft voice seemed 10 whisper Ia
her ear Florence dear Florence It IS nothing
bat dream and stretching out her arms, she re
turnedthe caress other ncs mamma vhothen went
out al the door ia the light Of the gray morning -
In a moment. Florence sat up wondering whether
this had really taken place or not but she vas only
certain that il was gray morning indeed, aud that
the b.ackened ashes 0i the FIRE were on the hearth
and that she was alone.
60 passed the night on which the happy pair
came home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22

II biz handsome wife bad rsproachsd hin, o. svea
changed countensnce, OF broken the stlsoce In
which she ren,ahed. BY coo VOID. nov that they
we're alone for Cleopstrl made of with I'll speed.
Mr.. Dombey would have been equal 10 some asses-
ton OF bis case against her. Bat the intense. urat
serstle whitening scoru. with which, afer looking
upon him, she dropped her eyes ~ II be were TOO
worthless ard indifferent to her 10 - challenged
with yIatle--ths ineifable disdain ard haueAsi-
ness in which shc sat before him-ths cold. inAsxi
bic resolve with which her every feature seemed 10
bear him down. and put him by-he bad no resource
against and he left her. vita her whole overbear-
ing beauty concentrated on dsspising him.
Was he coward enough to watch her, a. hoar
siterwsrd on the old web staircase where he
had once Florence 10 he moonlight toilipG up
with Paul Or was no In the dark By accident
when. looking up. be saw her coming, With light,
from the room where Florence lay and marked
again the face ~ changed which As could not
subdue
But II coali never alter ~ his own did Il never.
in its utmost pride and passion, knew the shadow
that had fallen on his in the dark corner, on the
njsht OF the return; and often since; and which
deepened on it now, a. he looked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09
MARINE JOURN AL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

AkKlNED.
ship Liberty Norton, from liverpool, Msrcn 9 "
Phillips - -
shp 81 George Fsrns, Liverpool, FEB 70, mdse 70
David Ogden-.7 Storage passengers March . ~, al
long 40 experienced severe hurricane from nv LOT
about hours blew away AL the sails our us sssse.-,
snd carried away the main yard and from 'ne aooNs
Hate was not able another main yard up OF 70 oeho
any other sails until the 18TH the wind and sea raging 80
Violent On the night Of the 18th In lat 81 a. Ion ~ %
In blew again most yolentiost sails and one man alex
Hurtz) overheard.
ship sullivan. Waite dc fm Charleston, cotton &c
20 q Buckley ,,., -.
Bark Ring Livermore, Is ds FIN Apslachicols cotton
10 sturges Chairman Co. March 80, lat ~ 10, ION
70 40 spoke .chr Sarah & Mary, from Anackapas LOT
Bark Elliott of waren) Watts Is ds FIN Orleans
cotton, TO master.
BARK White Oak Weeks, II ds I'm Mobile cotton &c
TO f. ID Hurlburt Co.
Bark Genesee Minot IS de from New Orleans cotton
70 T. Collins g. Co.
Brig Rodney, Carnage &c De I'm iAngosturs ndse' 10
Foster * Eickerson.
Brig Ansenoals, Johnson, fm Mobile 2lstult co''on'
10 Bonnsfs Co.
Br brig Susan Green, Rothere I'm Cork FEB ~ bal
last 10 a Bell. ,,,. &, =.
Brig Carter Braxton Morse 10 de I'm Franklin La
sugar, TO T. L Sayre. , 49,.
Schr Rebeccs, Latourette, de fun Petersburg nour
10 ] Hunter Co. ,L
schr Alpine -, II de FIN Franklin, La i've OAK.
schr Williamsburg Williams, DIS I'm Wilism''On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09
TO TAILORs.-CHARLEsEFoLwELL practical

Tailor respectfully informs the gentlemen Of the trade
that he has from years OF pracce) produced
Transfer and System OF Drafting Garments that from its
simplicity aud certainty Of producing it, he considers
unsurpassed by any other ever offered.
He mas studied all the systems hat have been Ia for
the years and therefore speaks with GER
tanly of the superiority Of bs from bis experience Ia
them By his system the waist OF the coat can be cut any
length below the natural waist without hanging of or
causing raising up with wrinkles
c. T. has been induced 10 publish his system from
the fact Of his having bad 70 rive up his business on ac
sccoun Of III health. The price for the Patent Transfer
accompanied with hne book Of drafts Of all the different
garments with full explanations and plas OF prevailing
tashous se oyt accompanied with five Lessons Of IN.
suucIio5 personally SIS
n. o. Any communication addressed fposi.paid) 10
CHARLES + foLWELL, ls2 Broadway, second floor,
VIII DC arended1o ma 5leods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09
Goal.

nor SaIF-lGo or 1900 Tons Of White Ash Coal
L The sbscfiber 10 now prepared To deliver by The ca
nal either Ia Philadelphia, NewYork, or on board NE
boats al Port Carbon from 10 TO 1900 tons OF White Ash
Coal during the season. from his coleryat 81 Clair, MIL
Creek-lhs quality Of which 10 guaranteed To be me Very
best and handle 10 The careful manner: Apphcauon
made by letter directed 20 POsvlle WIZ nave hnnsal
sis attention mn SIN DAVID CHlLLAS.
GOAI-The subscriber i how receiving direct from
Nhe mines the best qualiiies Of Red and White Ash
Goals and delivering IL clean and In good order from r
wards at the following low prices tor cash
Broken and Egg sze.......'.'.'''s'S2 glPeI toh'
Stove and Range .......s.ssss.sssss'
Large Nut...........s.ss..sssssss.ss - =
Yards I4O Wavery Place and % and 70 sixth,ay
az iwi JOHN b. CHICHESTER.
~s-FOAI.-Coal-Asc cheap as The cheapest and
S4 lOas good the best Fresh stock Jlsi received
Peach Orchard broken. egg range stove and nui OF Ine
very best mined Small nut = Isl large 80 20 broken
50 So; egg range and stove, - 7al Tescreened from
The ward and under cover Also Lehigh, sehuyk, and
rhesnu and pea for engines very low. 10 De hao ~
SIMPSONS Yard, 76 and rs Thomp,on.sL
s3 I'm. below sprng.
GOAL DAILY DIsCHARGING and selling al
~ these low prices for cash-stove and Egg 20 - wv
ard Stove mixed as or o cents additional fscreened and
~ '''NN PETER CLINTON,
mile 2meod' corner king snd oreenWlen ~.
"a = FOR FIRST RATE Peach Orchard Nut Goa,
DID $50 do, 81 for Virginia Coal when
Iysred Al above rates or so cents Oh Tor carriage ehsh'
schuykin, &c +. BENJAMIN 10 sI 5s
Dealers supplied very low moI -m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09
miscellaneous.


TO COTTON MANUFACTURERS.
NTANUFACTUR ERS and others are informed maj ue
wi Recently invented Throstle, known az BENZ purh-
dred's Circular Frame IL now IN operation al me
Mills Pater son. NJ J. Ii IL spinning on % men DoOon'
and running al great speed with about nall he power re-
0uired by other machines The curious and nose inter-
ested in machinery and respectfully invited 10 cali ana see
n in operation on any day In the week az I'M
IyOR SALE, Cotton Machinery, made In the best man
Il ner and approved principle, by Rogers heenuni
Grosvenor and Charles Dsnforh, ofPsefson, NEWER
sew One willow, picker and lap machine len 81 men
cards two headed drawing frames one 10 strand and
three strand speeders three Dsnforth spinning frames
OF I2 spindles each and five Danforh spinning frames OF
1S2 spinfes each two mules Of 40 spindes eeeh-n all
1855 spindes One spooling machine with "a spindesi
two wsrpng mile five reels with cans, spoOs, booOus
and every oher article apperanng 10 spinning OF soilcn
with the above number OF spndes. The Danforih frames
have been In operation but few monhs-some OF them
not nine months The mules new, and nave been IN
operation less than months and almost every article
necessary TO operate the machinery, Is new.
The machinery &c IL well arranged geared and Oelec,
In brick building 100 feet long stories high In Trenton
New.Jersey thirty miles from Philadelphia and sixty
miles from New-Nork cities There IL ample room for
looms necessary TO ell the yarn that can be spun by
The number Of spindles mentioned.
The machinery may remain where Il Is, or be removed
TO any other place. and nsy be purchased FAR below us
cost For terms &c inquire Of
THOMAS l. STRYKER, Trenton, ~ J..
r. d M. STEBBISS, New York
ABRAHAM GOODWIN, Paterson, ~ J.
a. 3weod ISAAC &. FIELD, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09
IOHN BARLEY,

MERCHANT TAILOR AND READY MADE CLOTHING STORE,
No l46 Broadway, corner OF Liberiys.
XEEPS CONSTANTLY on hand compeie assortment
II Of and superhne goods which he Will make up a.
the lowest market price for cash approved credit VIZ
English French aud American broadcloths, Cashmere:
and vesugs Of all coors and qualities Also cotton aud
linen dress shirts collars, crsvsts and STOCKS
and a general assortment OF fancy goods.
His work Is all made by hrstrsie workmen and war
ranied 10 give entire satisfaction. Gentlemen favorng
him with their orders may rely on having their clothing
got up the best style and al prices as low az the same
quality OF work be expected at any other establish
neu Ia the Union Orders from any part OF the country
win receive prompt attention. and clothing forwarded by
the most safe and expeditions routes
N B-Gentemen furnishing their own goods may rely
on having them made In siye not 10 be surpassed
Also, Constantly on hsnd large assortment OF Ready
Msde Glazing ms SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09
H1iareIlaneone.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, RETAIL DEALERS AMP oIHiS'
OATHARINE-STREET BAZAAR
r IL ABBEY 4 co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
II.English French and German Fancy Goods and TOYS
Consisting In part Of cutlery stationery Jewelry PERU
,neTv soaps combs brushes pocket-books, razornops
buttons thread needles hooks and eyes, beads kid ana
varstv on other articles which will be sold In email guam
,,,ia. 3, W bolessie nnce, l.. II. ABBEY,
"'' " VIM B. MOORE, Jr
81 Catharine-st Que door below Henry.st
For ssle-One Of Widers Patent saamander SAFES
Also one desk two counters Win drawers, ana soqo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Rio DIX JANRIRo. i'm February 1851
The arrivals since our circular of 2sth ult- are
Ardennes Boston; Achf. Georgetown; Isabella Hyne
New. Orleans; Mary. Norfolk Home, Baltimore; Cas-
ket Boston, via Pernumbuco; Leata aud Mexican. Mon
tsyideo Seaman. Valparaiso vis Monteydeo; w. II
shailer Cape Town Midas, whaling
The imports have been s24 bbls Flour, l26 packages
Tea 500 kegs Lard 27l bales Hay, Government stores
and sundres
The sales Of Flour have been moderate at 20 cash to
22B credit for Richmond; l7 1850 credit for Bald
more Isa lsB500 for Columbia. The lsabelits Hyne
with her cargo Of 1000 bbs Flour and 200 kegs Of Lard
proceeded 10 Montevdco 9Th inst The stock In fret
hands L. 1000 bcls Richmond 400 do; Columbia and
arm since the receipt Of Liverpool sdvces
10 S0th December, and advance might take place
should imports fall Of but % long ~ the supplies 30
nearly equal the demand II will be impossible to obtain
Dates from Monsevideo are 10 22d ut The stock of
Flour was $4,000 bbs and prices nominal The trade to
the interior was stopped the whole country being In
possession OF Rosss troops the consumption would be
considerably reduced and should arrivals continue
prices would decline.
From Rio (irsnde dates are 10 3Oth ult About 1000
bbls Flour had arrived and prices nominal at 20
$4,000 Richmond, 1911 Baltimore.
Imports generally are In great abundance and sales
very difficult especially Domescs, the stocks of Eng
lsh IS well as American are very heavy.
Sales Of Resin at 1900; Lard go $50 70 Hyson
Tea. lGt00 2ai00; Candies. 100 re-; Beeswax zoo a
40; Coisr Cordsge. 1871 $4,000: Lumber, COL
The supplies Of Coffee having been very moderate
and large proportion of ordinary quality, prices Of
good and superior as have ruled high, 2H950 81 l50
good hrst ESQ 2H900 The stocks are increasing
(being about 10000 bags) and prices likely to d.
cline should the weather continue good, appears
probable.
The export since Sh ult to date has been Coz bags
70 New York 500 70 New Orleans and 1857 to Boston.
Total q. go bags
Exchange In consequence Of the great demand for
the Northern ports has been done a. high a. 2ed The
quotation IL now 2si and very Arm
Specie has been 10 fair demand-Pstriot Doubloons
2sa Ssh3O; Patriot Dollars, 1850 lus6Q
Freight have been rather dull but there ara but fe
vessels unengaged the rates have been nspsined At
IS . g cs 10 United States. Your obedt servt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09
SAMUEL HASSAY, Secretary.
AfsuRS Posr. NJ d. Physician 5oi Broadway. sleodlm

DAPRR wAREHOUsB,l us Ful,on-sL -BURNAP
& BABCOCK offer for sae-BlLnk Book Papers, Hud
sons Wash's HubbArds aud other manufacturers; Fiat
snd Cut Caps ruled and plain; Folio, Packet and CON-
mercA Post Letter Papes, ruled and plain. OF al qus
lies and various manufactures; HubbHds tinted glazed
and col0Ted Papers various sxes tissue Paper, white
and ooxd and book Printing Papers, OF various
sizes caastanily on hand. Any size made 10 order
Binders Trunk Bonnet Prtss and Carpet Boards Sole
Agents for The sale OF Patent Manila EnyelOp and Wrap
ping Papers; Patent 4ns-paper Stock Boston Music
and Plate Papers Bleaching salts, Ulua Marine FELT
ings, lie. &c fog psperrakers sse. ml?eoen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09
Drp Goods.
EMBRoIDERIEs, LACE GOODS, DRESS CAPS RIBBONS, &C.
an BROADWAY

377 BROADWAY,
lLT SCOTT & co. have recently opened The above
w .sore with large snd splendid stock TO which ihey
respectfully invite the attention Of ladies' Amid new
and elegant variety will be found TAMBouR DRESSES very
fine quantity from IS; NEEDLE WORK TUCKED DRESSES
% and rows from $40; lot Of colored figured sheer ging
ham dresses 81 ISFasrs embroidere1 robes from - %
10 S2O about Is dozen sEEULEwORg COLLARS from Is 10
IS each large qusntity chemehes, various styles %
dozen cuff from a. to ss per pair sheer tape
hemmed stitch riyiere snd embroidered do new and
elegant assortment Of imitation lace from e. 20 10
a 81 each alsrge quantity black and white lace rels
from Pa upwsld Remarkably cheap; an excellent ysr
civ of the SPRING RIBBoss are offered al very
small advance on the cost OF importation 20 or 80 dozen
de,s orp, comprising almost every variety OF style full
az .ortment OF Valencsnnes Mechlin, Regency, roln
d'Aencon black BRUSSELS and Imitation lsees; muslin
trimmings &c &c. ~ B-As every article is marked at
the remunerang profit. devdii0n m Pres can be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09

600 DO corn SIS bales hay straw 10 bbls eggs Is bis
spples IS Ibis potatoes IA cows and calves Captain
Rag, Milan, Crane-3Ooo bush 1000 do oats $50
bali nav 10000 hu.h potatoes Is bls rye -four Is bbs
ples 80 bales straw. Captain "a bdls paper, Perryk
Brooks, so bbls potatoes. Clark Stow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09
uOREJS PATENT

JNXTENsION DINING TABLES, with premium metal
Lpaied slides long favoraby known as the uost ouia
be ole CANT and economical Extension Tables
never 10 get out of order large assorimen-lhe Ises
IN the ciiy--comprsing tables for private psfors arc
dining rooms hotels steamboat &c; togeher WIN gen
tire always ready at the mandatory and wareroom 40
Broadway where the public are respectfully lnyeu W
call and examine Im26 1mf G. HOPE, 44o bresoway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09
r. & D. NJ. STEBBINS,

-
MO II NAssAU-ST. have for sale IN lots TO suit pur-
lNchssers, al lowest CaIh prieeJ-
BROWN sHEETINGs Lawrence, Indian Head ,Ap-
pleton Exeter Merrmack Croton Lowell, Eaton Mills,
Westpor Whitestone, Hartford, Niles, &c. &c great
variety Of styles, heavy and fine.
CHEESE CLOTHS :, A., and g inches wide.
COTTON YARN Twist and Filing-Nes 10 40,
from the best mills in Paterson, ~ j. for manufacturers or
export .
COARSE YARNS for country trade-a..oried: Nos.
10 TO- and r. Of superior quality, from North and South
Caroiins, Georgia Virginia aud New-Jersey
Brown Drills, Osnsburgs, Wsdding, Bats, Twlne Car.
pet Warp. Wickng, Seine Twine, &c. &c
" B.-Liberal advances made on consgnments. az ON
WINTER GARMENTs-The balance Of our stock
w OF winter garments comprising Oyercoats, Sacks,
Cosks and Business Coats will be sold al greatly reduced
prices VIM. T. JENNINGS 4 co.
% z3l Broadway. American Hotel
DLEACHED sHEETINGs and shirtinga-lOO
I'D widths aud qualities just opened and for
sale In quantities suit country merchants al manufas
lurers' prices, By T.. N. uNDERHlLL 4 co.
as Second floor p Cedar-st
SOTTHERN MERCHANTS are invited TO exam
Dine a large assortment Of Brown Shirtings, mostly
heavy SO-inch goods Also and heavy and fine Shirt
ngs on seeond door Of 10 and % Cedars half block
above Pesrl-st. as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09
ALBERT L. wINsHl

DRUGGIST APOTHECARY, 77%sst BRO way, co,
DMsrket-st formerly David Sands lCo) would respect
fuy inform his friends and the public generally ihs ne
has on hand choice selection OF drugs meoclhes chx
csIs perurpery fancy articles &C. all OF which hsVe been
selected with great expressly for reiane eno
article sold al his store warranted genuine. -,.
Particular attention will be paid 10 phynelans presCP
tons and competent person will be In attendance ~ MI
bours-day or night ,,,.ax
oIePs aaS ea,son mil I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09
Trade Of the Hudson.

P,sdsoe and COUNTRY Msreas"dIs ar''r"s at New- York
RI. Mellon 4 Cas- Line-BUSs Losas r Mellon, J.
M.ssoo bush corn 60 bush oats 100 bales hay 200 do
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