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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-09

There has been a great deal Of sickness
IN the American Army, at Santa Fe, which
was very fatal-tever of typhoid char.
acter was sweeping them off daily. Out
OF Prices whole regiment Of Missourians,
there was not 800 men able to perform
duty. 9lo -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-09

cans who were killed were shot in the
head an evidence that our men shoot too
nigh. The battle lasted about half an hour.
there was only about twenty minutes TO
prepare from the time the enemy were
discovered. 80
The number of their dead is said to be
af least 3O--that Of their wounded was
slight as far as aseertained. &
We lost notn single man, and had but
seven slightly wounded I'VE took eight
prisoners, six of whom have since died.
The Nc xicans were said to have been
l'lOO strong Dragons and Infantry, with
one howitzer.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-09

Our Legislature adjourned on Monday
the LIST inst, after transacting a large
amount of business. Messrs. Matteson
and Little arrived here an Saturday last,
ard Mr.. Miller on the day following
They appaer to be in the enjoyment of
good health, and return among their con.
stituents with the assurance that they
have discharged their duties in salts.
factory manner.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-09

GAMING.--The Legislature of Penn.
s!ylvania is adopting strong measures for
preventing the vice of gaming. A bill
has passed the House of Representatives
OF that State which makes gaming pen.
itentiary offence, and authorizes the off.
GERS ofthe law to break open houses to
search for gaming apparatus, upon the
oath ofaEy persons made for the purpose
before justice of the peace. The bill
also provides that if any person shall
invite another to place of gaming. he
shall be fined not exceeding five hundred
dollars, nor less than fifty
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-09
HIckoRY CREEK. MARCH g

Hickory CREEK, March 6.
MEssRs. EDIToRs:--ln looking over the
special report of the Chief Eng ineer OF
the Illinois & Michigan Canal of July
last, tinG the following statement rela-
tive to the water power to be- created u.
long the line:
There would be fall of ten feet at
Summit lock No. 2, a fall of 20 feet in
locks No. / and 2 which would be used
at Lockport; of2O feet at locks No. 3 ga
| 10 be used in one fall; and 10 to be used at
lock No. 5, in JoLeii."
The above comes from public officer
i'll the service ofthe State, and ode who Sc
station and the confidence reposed should
disarm hun of sectional prejudice. That
persons may feel prejudice, and have
disposition to benefit the particular town
or district in which they reside, is quite
natural, but in the capacity of public
State officers they are the Servants of the
State. Their reports are looked upon
abroad as coming from an IMPARTIAL yoice,
and worthy of ali consideration.
Mr.. Gooding says at locks No. and 2
ecSAS s'S0'A ~ q 1911 VI ~ IOCS WHICH
would he used at Lockport. The name.
in which the power at lock No. 2 is to
be used at Lockport | am at loss to con
ceive, particularly as lock No. 2 is situa.
ted nearly if not quite two miles below
that place. Il has been suggested that
race would be dug from lock No. 2 up
to lock No. |, and thereby create a fall of
70 feet. Yet in looking over the canal
report see no estimate Of this 2 miles of
rock excavation some of which would be
very deep. Again with fall of 20 feet
at Lockport. the waste water Of the canal
is estimated sufficient to carry 81 runs of
stol e( while a fall of ten feet a. Jslie,,
with the same waste water, 81 the addRian
of the O'Plain river, which at that place
forms the canal. viii carry only l2 runs;
OF stone. These statements of the Chief
Eng neer which he sends forth with his
annual report. seem TO be tinged with too
much partially towards the place of his
residence. have no objection TO the Gre
alton of all the water power at Lockport1
and Joliet,th can be reasonably had. but
i appears to me rather SxtTavsgant that
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-09

@We publish the following commu-
nication which has been sent to US by a
gentleman whose standing entities his
opinions to credit. We are we'll aware
that we may displease some, by giving it
an insertion, but considering the repeated
complaints VIC have heard in reference
to the Partially shown in the canal export,
we have concluded to do SO, however,
without desiring to injure the feelings of
any.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-09

CHICAGO MUNIcrPAI ELEcTIos.-
At the election which was held ia Chi.
cago on Tuesday last, the democrats were
successful. The wings rallied all their
strength, but were met by the democrats
II manner thai ensured their defeat
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-09

SIXTEEN Days LATER FROM EUROPE.
Important MISUNDERSTANDING in
Bread Stufs and Cotton-Suspension Of
the navigation Laws-Repeal of Impor,
Duties-continued Famine in Ireland
threatened Famine in France--Fam.
inc in Prussia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13
MARINE JOU RN IL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

ARRIVED.
Br ship England Everard 81 de I'm Liverpool salt and
coal, TO Kitchen.
ship Audeoon. Wlnson. 20 ds I'm London, mdse, to
Hussey & Murray.
Br bark Fingulton Craig 10 ds I'm Bristol Eng ballast,
to Maitland Phelps 2ath ult lst39 Ion a. spoke bark
Ocean hence for Cork ds out Sd inst lat al a. Ion 81
90 spoke bark Peru, I'm Londonderry for Philadelphia,
- days out.
Br bark Heleo, Stephenson g ds fm Glasgow iron to
Woodruff & Mlr,urn.
Br bark K II Knight, sawyer i'm Sligo March /, in
ballast TO order
Bark Agnes Gutter II de fn Jobos Pr, sugar &c. TO
BEN DeForest Leit brig WAtson Dockrsg, for Bait
more. in 2dsys.
Br BRIG 81 James Mcdowell Dunn. 60 ia I'm Dublin.
10 ballast Harvey Co. Jan 81 lat 20 90 Ion l6 fell
in with the Br bark Sea Nymph Of 3, Andrews dismasi
ed and abandoned
Br brs Minerva Parker. 90 ds I'm Ayr Scotland In
ballast 10 Wm Barnws March 20 lat a. Ion a. spoke
Br bark Brothers I'm Newry for New.York 10Th ui IN
q gale Sc 10 NV, lost suit Of sails
Br brig Robert Newton. Mosey IS de- from Belfast IN
ballast to Dutilh Cousnery.
Sch Washington -, ds I'm Virginia oysters.
schr Texan. Clark. Is De fm EGtport Me- lsth and
plaster. 10 Srursess s. Co.
Br schr Margaret Croker, IS ds I'm Turks lssnd ssi
70 Brsne.
schr Myers. Fowler ds I'm Wilmington. NC, cotton
and corn. TO SAM Mitchell.
sebr Jsrslomon. from Plymouth Nc corn, SC 10
Bryant & Maitland.
Scar John Cooley 4 Co. Boston n1dse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13
Law Courts.

vfcz.CnAxcrIIoRs CorsT-Before Vice Chancellor
ssndford-Deeisi in Divorce -<Hr EH'd
Van C0u azsins, Albert r. Ysa CoetDecree OF divorce
on the ground Of inndeiiy. with cots
Mara Toy against JOAN J. Vay f-Decree VI divorce
on the ground defendant 70 ply costs OF sat-oe
endant 70 retain custody and ere Of me caidfen
with liberty 70 complainant 70 sppy Il ne ABUSES Us
trust
Marzara Damon against John c. D1aso---Decree o.
divorce on the ground Of inhdeAry. Defendant 70 pay
coats Of suit -,
Losis1 C. MartnS sasns, IGrcs Aarf-s decree o.
divorce from defendants bed and board, CON p.s.n-
ant 10 have the care and custody OF The cnlidien
Of the marriage, and Also 20 have aud hold a. nsI
own separate property the furniture and e1eeu u nei
boarding house In Rector-st -
SaysA A Bdldrfa .. 4ins, Noes Bs1dria-AAmony te
duced to s. per week. Defendant must psy con P1-
ants solicitor 81 70 enable her 70 prosecute tne So
against defendant tie fegned Issue. MORON 'o' to
ceiver against defendant denied. n
Hopkins Thonps1z sgsias, Reoeood = I'0nfs''-O0
cree Of divorce on the ground Of infbsly. r,-
Gsorss Egsleson against lHHa E fys ~'''N--D''0'''
on the same grounds IL p,,,.- n
cAarIss G Bartli-s against MaryiE BS7iiHS-
vorce for Ike cause. H. -
Crt,y D>ci,tors- 4 szi,t 70 Cv0-sNe4 aHs oAe4'.-
Motion 70 dismiss bill granted. unless com AN ADJ P'J
gvar ssy-,s vs. H. B Hr-r, z GTtSa s1s otatgi-
ba .,.lgnmepf 70 Hamilton r. Jackson u in hs irsu'
duleut sad void as against creditors Aoa9n - oso,e
Injunction denied ard for receiver sranieo-E-u eTeo-
tors 10 be protected, Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13
Things I'm Philadelphia
Correspoudence of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA. April II.
Last evening was gala with oar citizens II.
urainsuons snd public meetings Kept Us all actively en-
gagged The North American and the Inquirer among
tbs newspapers tie Chesnutst Theatre, the Wits Read
Ing Room and ths Allegheny House were all tastefuly
Lighted up large transparency Ia the tront OF the
North American Office attracted much attention. 1t rep
resezed Gen Scot, and bis STAG With dstsn, view Of
the Castle de ulus and the American Feet engaged IN
bombsrdins
Tue Wig Rs,iaos,ion Meeting in Independence
Square large and enthusiastic You will md ful
Report In to morrow mornings papers. / send you
however. the Resolution adopted IN reference TO the
nomination Of Gen. Taylor Tor the Presidency, which
ss foilovs:
Rssolres. That we DO commend him to the favorable
consideration snd cordial support Of our fellow country
men ana in the name of the Democratic whis citizens
OF the City and County Of Philadelphia do lame and
pomlnsts him The candidate OF the great Democrats
Wig party Of the United States for the Presidency Of
these Cn.ted States and svow our determination 10 sub
nit and support bis and bis claims for the approval
Of our Democratic Wig brethren Of the Union N Ma
ioasl Convention hereafter TO be assembled.
sAIKs OF srocxs At FIssr BoAxD AND ArrKx-
$3.50 Texas Notes. l3, 200 Grayd bS III &0oo I $
So 81 lo3; 1000 6s. TT Notes loii looVo DO ba
1914; % US Bank. bS s; II n Liberty Bsnk. IS; u
Manaf s Nee Bk- Sc; 800 sus9aehsnnsh Canal l3i ?;
DO 90. l3i SO ches Del Loan. llsi loo VeA.eUrs
IS. ia; 10 Norristowu 10. 900 Camden & Amo per
CT Loan. 81; 100 Rk. ha s. 100 Lehise q, es "a
5000 50 TT Notes i0ls 5000 do 81 esp. 9, wn lo
COCO Texas Notes IA; 5000 So Tr Notes lols 500
DO g., lOS 5000 state "a Wednesday III 80 Morris
csn.i III as0 DO. IS sl. rs DO al: 81 do b6 az
Second sSarS sss Aaer-leo0 per CT TT Notes. loli
loo Morris IS 2li 81 Girsrd, IS liz 600 I e o.
cap IS WI. los; 5000 L : Sc So - ~n cap 1921 CO.
Pttsbarg So Sc. 76; s37 State 5s III: 10 Ear a Mech
b. SCI 10 Msnut s Mech, IS 4oo0 l 5 per CT Try
IS wn. loli; kens.ng;ca Bk 90 100 State Sc -
1000 do. IS III: 1000 &c. So esp IS wn. l02i
roo Texss Notes b. la, $50 Girazd III 5000 90
81, esp IS W. l03 500 Texas Votes l4i 100 s.
IN Notes lot 500 State So IS az loo Texas Nc,es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13
EECoNp BoAhD

The Norwich. CT Fire Insurance Company have
declared dividend Of FIVE per cent the State Bank at
Camden N J. has declared seni annual dividend Of
per cent This Ia the fourth bank In the State that has
made this handsome dividend this season the Mem.
phis Insurance Company with only twenty five per cent
Of It's capital paid In has declared dividend Of fifteen
per cent for the year on the vhss stock.
Alta meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
Fall River Railroad Company, Hon. y. B. Borden was
elected President rie. Andrew Robson, Esq resigned
At Baltimore there is no actual pressure for
money. Tie demands par, the banks although large,
are readily supplied and the amount Of first rate paper
on the stree, Is at this time extremely limited in amount
Coupons are retailing at Sass
At New. Orleans the Money Market appears to
be more satisfactory The scarcity which WAS apps
rem, fortnight since has been messursbly relisved
The banks continue TO discount hberAby. Nothing do
Jog In Texas Securities. Ne change in Sterling. The
rate slsd3 Francs 557i assn. Charleston and New
York and direct
The increaseon the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
for the last Elk months has been $4,000 compared
with the same six months Of the previous year
The liabilities Of the City Of louisville amount
to s4675Oo.
The following were the exports from New.Or.
leans for the week ending March "a
To EuRlaHd-l4440 bales cotton, 81 664 bbls aour
7Os bush corn 65l bbls meal 507 bush barley sol
bbs beans 466 sacks peas H,i94 bush wheat Is bbls
potatoes 10000 slaves AS pigs lead - hhds bacon j.
l92 boxes do 2s65 kegs lard ll6O obls do, 80 fierce,
do 400 bbl pork 70 boxes do 500 erces beef 100 b5
do 2O2 packages tsllow. l73 boxes cheese
To hciaad -54ql0 bush corn. 5Oz5 bos tour % bales
cotton. 80 bales moss casks bacon, 500 slaves.
To Harrc-S273 bales cotton, o535 obls hour - $50
bush wheat 3S2 salted hides IS bales hemp, lis bbls
lard III bbls tsllow, 2 casks hams, 800 slaves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13

Az INFAMOUS OCTRler.-Some miscresni open
ed ihe switch of the A. and r Railroad stnsted aoou;
sse miles East OF caasadsisus, on Wednesday night
esd fas,sxsa q eyss On one side was an emoankmeni
Of about thirty Zee, In hight and il was doubt the de-
sian Of the scoundre 10 throw the entire TSn down
this precplce As the night train from the West A.
preached the engine and tender run OF 81 the end q
tae SWITCH blowing its way into the ground and CON-
completely ouryins the wheels one SIDE But for the
soiress Of the ground the engine tender and en upon
them must inevitably been precpilsed down he oank
BY promptly popping the lover side Of the engine. 4
was prevented and the errne was got upon the track
ssssn Thursdsy sfserpoon. lRoch Adv. Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13
Departure Of Troops for Mexico.
Hoxr~.no,A.1,s of Tn Trfhuna
Brig Gen. Lamar

Brig Gen. Lamar.
NARnovs, April II. ls4T
0c<s We 50, under weigh this morning al
aayhshi fox Point lsaeel The following hat OF the
ossrs bound cut al Of the losh Rsgmeat Of Infantry
Lieut. Col. J. J. Far. 10Th Reg lnfknuy.
Fret Lieut. sAsrkt r. DrNSER Adjutsnt
Frst LIEUT. FRANCIS NJ. CrNxINs. Act Commisssfy
oEnrs q Cenpssy o,-cspt Jos. A Yard; Eirst liest
Geo w. rylor; Second Lisuts lsssc w. Patton and
Beat Yard
ctzpsss A-Csps Alexander Wilk!n E.rs, Lieut.
frsncss " Cunmlns: secoad Lleut Peter H. Brnysrs.
Csayasy H-Capt Joshua w. Coliet; Fsrsl Lieut.
eamusi X. Danmsr.
] scnd this ey the plot We number about 300 nen
10 haste, you're mos, respectfully.
GEO. w. TAYLOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13
legal Notifies.

DY ORDER ofHon. joan w. Edmo1ds, Judge ofthe
DFrsI Circuit, r0uce u hereby gyen, pdrsuAnI 10 lie
provisions Of TIE statute suthorznz attachments sssLsi
aoscoccing, concealed and rO1rescecl debtors, Ea
attachment has Issued the OF John Andre~a
resident Of Beiye, SevJersey, and that the VIII
BE sold fo The payment Of hs debts unless be appear and
discharge such Attachment according 20 law within nne
norlhs from the hrsi publication OF bis notice and that
the payment Of any de6s due hi ard the delivery
him or for his use, q any properly belonging 70 en and
he transfer u any property oy forbidden by law
and are TOid-Oated Tie 10 day u December, lS+o
DANA, WOODBURY. 4 LEONARD,
Aglorreysfor AuachiLg Creditor.
d5 iAw9n S. Wa 81 New-Yofk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13

FIRST Boar rRRoues PROM DErRoIr-About
o'clock this morning the siesmer united States Cap,
Dsldsn arrived this port being the frst boa,
fsea Detroit Cap, iniorms us that be ef, Cleveland
o Wednesday morning.. and Wa compelled to break
~ Ice for thirty miles from TINS, place Large seids Of
ice are also 10 be encountered of Dankirk through
vheh the States Il sppears psssed without any dn-
the ioo few miles this side Of Sturgeon Point. The
stases VII lssve Cor Detroit tomorrow morning ., Q
c'eloeA. IB0G Com eetardsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13

Rl ORDER Of DAVID N. chap;n, Esquire Supreme
~ Court Commissioner Notice q hereby gwen hat a.
sttachs erI has been Issued azans the eslze Of Wsn
Blake, sts OF Norfolk d. Lawre1ce County, no1fesi'
deaf deoLor ard La tie will be sod Tor the yme1f
q bis csbts unless he appears within nine cni1s from ne
cst publication hereof ard dscharges sucn attach meat &C
e9ronx 70 4aw and nA the payment o. anJ oeos &C -
him from residents Ct hs sste snd the delivery 70 In or
loT hs Of any properly belon h ard I5e u.as-
fer OF such properly FORBIDDEN By aw AID are VOc
Msr-h s.h, is47. JAMES Brown. AuorGeys
rs lswem Tor Auschng Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13
EOR sALE. co.0a M.sA.nsry. .a.a. q .Ae le.l p.a.

Tor SALE. Cotton Machinery. made IN he besi nan
ner, and most approved principle By Rogers Kecham
Grosveuor and Charles Dsnforh Of Paterson, New
sey. One willow one picker ADD zap machine, SO irch
cards. tSo headed drawing frames % srard srd
hree strand speecers three nforth spinning frames
of 10 sprdes esch, and I've Danforh spnnlrg francs Of
- spins les each. TWO rtu-es q ~ spndles each-in
la6s spiDdes 0ce spoollng machine win 81 splndes
two varying nils I've reels, win esns, spools bo5blns
All every oIner article apperanng % spnniag Of cotton
via ne above n1mte; q srindes TIE Danfonh frames
have been u operation 5gt few noalhs-some Of ben
uo ntre noaihs- Tie Eaes Few, and have been IN
opefstou css tnsn two m1nihs add almost article
Necessary 70 opera;e lie machinery, Is new.
Tie machinery, Ac vel arranged, geafed and be.ted
u orcx building 100 feet long stories high, 10 Trenton
Sev-Jersey, thirly miles from PAlscelphs and Axfy
niies from Se~Iork ctr.es. There 10 ample fof
he number Of spinees nerrooed-
The machinery may remain where 4 10, be removed
10 any oIher place ard may be purchased far below ia
cosL For terms, kc- inquire q
THOMAS l. sTRYKER, Tren.oa n j.
T. ~ srEBBISs. New-York
ABRAHAM GOODWIN Ps.erscr. N J.
% .weot ISAAC c. FIELD. Ptilkcelohia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13
vrNrTTsy IMMINENT,

THIS WOSDERFUL CURE for rheumatism, hesdsche,
scad, barns ,hsehe kc Is for sac priAsips
drug.ss and he &c po Essl E.eveni-sL Il % war
snted give sAisfsesoa. The VII be rsaraed
Cogztry merchants supplied on liberal Ierma Pnee 50
ceuis per 6otile.
" B.-Al orders pos. paid vii have immediate stsen.
"a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13
General Aotires.
TO STRANGERS

cERsTiEs sALvASIe AND MAGNETIC cvkArIvIE
" n all cases Of rheumatism and Nervous
Complaints he ecsry Of tbese srces "a Truly worce
fal complete onen being sceomp sned when every
ober raDs have "a ed Several Physicians now recon.
mend hem IN their Practice and he ordinary pre- ocice
which genersy ssohed TO atces o. the hind rapid.
ly cssppesring Many q our most respectable eiiiIens
have used hen win perfect success particularly IN
q Govt Tic Doloreax, Paralysis. APopexy Neufalgis
Nervous rremofs, fsiptstons ard DE .oug trains u
Servo1s Disorders IN tie mosi aictng u Deal
Pete cures have oaen been cSeesd. great i'd
vantage II lhese articles 10 tie eale SAFETY sod
nicnce attending hem
The only sseney Ia New.York for cHRIsTIEs genuine
srucles 10 a.
pT-ls2 BROADWAY. u
between Johr-sl and Asiceo-lace
No drug store IN New.Yorx viii ever be allowed 70
keep Dr.. Chrises sreles Many Of bese estsbstrect.
oder worthless imitacons against which ne pubic are
respectfully cautioned Isl etOs TuIkF
" Eiihu Burriu's Christian Citizen, published
weekly al Worcester, Assa-Terns, - 81 n sdTszee-
V Palmer, Newspaper Agent Agent for H. a. hs CT
see. IN New: lork, Peil.de.Ph.s sad Baltimore
mr. insod D&W
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FICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.
,.-,1 yrctAL lTroIsrsIsf

..--.x4
-, ~ - 80. made under ne orders OF rs ros'
-o-rsI 10 . uevspaPeT ne~spspS..s' =. -. s
5nrsi.d Tor IN any Poet Oror sasI e - -. . sv.r -
% - 1850 lr.-nf AZ Isrgen e,rc~iss,Sa go.
1aJ - q Psr OEes L4rr. pzsssf M r, y lstA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13

- The death Of John Cox, distinsul.heed
rsssar Of the society Of Friends in New Jersey A. the
advanced age Of o. "a mentioned in the SafAns'0n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13
BOARDING.

ROtRDING On BROADWAy-Aiss ruusr,
dor permanent hOsTders can bs ecconmo .aied va
good rooms a. 1875 Brosdwsy immedlafey ospo.,s n.
Frsnklin House. Merchants snd other v.ats he q,
business Will lad his very centTsl and pleassrt 20
ZION. al lwis2uor
DOARD-From TIE frsi Of May mex, Jlss.ssi Co,
ID paflor with bed and Tauiry attached suitable 10
gentleman and l4dy. Also large entry bed roon nis
bic for Two gentlemen. Toe house Is situated a sa,
respectable net shborhood Apply al l8 Elnss be,.ee-
Br0one snd Grand SIS. sle lw.
tlOARDING IN private fsnlily.-A gentleman a..
ID ady, or two single g-ntemea, can Be sccomnodalss
with pleasant apartments and oosrt from the Get Of Ma
Location upper part d Henry@L lrque o. l7s soaths
a. wv
DOARDING with prissge family. Apply al 50 NeDx
- gal-sL uiSo n
DOAKD.-Dshghrul rooms can Re obiAir,d a. :
- prtns-st two doo's from Broadway. as lw'
yI,U IET- w.I6 bosTd- a Toonl unflrr Sized. viii "a
rie. on the second Aoor suitable for gentsnu -.
his wife 60, two the third foof. ior he eur
ing wear. The bouse Is furnished win cold snc wa
bsihs Location, 60 Lsxt rion Avenue. one door below
Tweuty-sixth.s t L2&s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13
ONE-EIGHrH OF AN INTENTIONAL II

~ 'enic1 Tor incTesng TIE speed and safety u
toss has been secured ~ ceposirg eavssf Ia the Pa
ien O1ee Of the United States, said ingenton having
been examined and pprovc. BY ta tree hundred
scienIhc and prseQca men TIE inventor 70 N tss
cry, and eas conneooet o1iding bosi hat al may see
sn9 Poser and importance q he lEverioc Ocee'gh.h
par VII be sod 10 scecafc and practical man ioF req
s0nsoe COM peassou the Investor desiring 10 have a.
sstsnt 10 aid I'm Ia butisg Al Interview nsy be hee
with TIE nv-ntor q LOO Neseyst fforn ococx 70 r
NJ whe-e drawing and fal sxP.znsro1 may be seen and
heard.
Tue Subscriber wishes 10 hire one Geen engine from
10 10 IS hOrse power. ~ II sEWALL SHORT.
CTEAM ENGINES FOR sALR-Tahalsr Bosers,
- I.lnns Narhinery Grd Tools The subscriber
s.-ce flru y yeas prNcuc. exPerieace IN oc-fins hs
services 70 pezscss about purchase dispose q Slee
E.ztnes Boilers or Mschnsry with kcSvisdgs Of
pdc-s and quality. or 90 Dsash.susr-
JAMES CoCHRASE,
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E-E. BLACKBOARD, 40 PesrlsL (oessess w
~ k.fdewAtsr and Rose sts woclt respectfully al y
v- stierloo Of bis customers and the pQblN 10 D.
Va well selected stock Of straw bouIet, resons
towers &c Among bis bouneis viii be found ~ ooss
mer, a. entirely new sTucie T. B. slso Ger q srs
s1siy vsfed -Ioek OF fancy goods, al Of which "
sold ~ low price ensure Tie psrOcsse ncss
wishing 10 purchase 80 IN
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~ PIANO r0KTE5s 49, & e.. 49,, Z
wool London. log ether viii -
w Y ural osbsr articles Of psflor farrirsrs -
sboat hundred yards Of secondhand Floor Oh Co,
suitable Cor RsfeciOy. Inquire Mes Llbery . snf
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ia, a, Letters Remaining in the Ny. Post once,
-''' y Saturday, April lOi

;,- Plsa,. s.e.,.sa DATE Of "a Ia" n rAsSa As
s--,,,x LADIES LIST
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81 =. ID. ROCKWELL, W.IchasAsf u
"a Cberry-st coors below Csthsris--sL-spe9
~ 81 god and silver watches, ehstns, seslst Gsve
80 brich lswelryi silver spoons, ladies'. ioftAn<
carefully repaired ~
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Burbank, l. 30
Baker ,Tnsd Gus W
Burnhsm. Simeon
Benbsm, Pas Md
CourlAnc
Beu,Mid Charles :
Cram, CaplThOs J
Csrham, Charles
Dunlevy. Chss J
Dove. IL Beni More
Forest, Ii r
French, y Ion
GflEn, LiW Pres.
Graham, C0mman.
der John II