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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-01
.sSrss- OLD OR BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS
FOR LlYERPOOL.-The magnifc snt fast sailing

,XnaSA FOR LIVERPOOL-The magnfce ant fast sailing
SsiE}{u Black Bail Line packet ship MO NTEZUMA bur
then TONS Capt d. Lowber, WILL sail positively on
Monday the LIST of November her regular day For terms OF
cabin second cabia seeage passage IN tins hne and
did packet eay application should be made on board 10 oil
Beehman street, the subscribers.
Passage also from Liverpool for person, to
by this packet which sails from there the 10th De-
cemher Of the Black Ball Line sailing twice each
month.
Dras payab at sight the Royal Bank of Ireland and
Mcssts Prescott Grote, Ames Coz bankers London APP
plJ TO ROCHE, BhOIHEhS y W,
IS Faltou street, next door TO the Fulton Bank
~ B-The public are respectfully n9tled SO that ihey
my guarded against deception which might be pracsed
tn that the established and regular appointed
by the advertise to bring out passengers by
81 eek ball Line OF packets which sail from Liverpool on
the LIST aud 18th of each mooh that have no connection
with other hsuse his cy and that no busi-
done for here what is done at IS Fulton st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-01

CMOKERS' HEAD QUARERS,l06 Broadway-It is often
~ The that when Is established reputation
ne becomes careless Of subsequent opuo and turn, his at
tention exclusvev to making Such the
Of the nbscriber who the smokers general that he
will still use his most strenuous efforts supply them with
the best quality OF imported His agent 10 Havana will
constantly forward Invoices Of the indigo
the island aud his long qualities for
task. II. HENRIQUES, LOG Broad way, cor. 2 inc.
The trade country customers and steamboat Captains sup
piled the liberal aud be furnish
ed from the United States Bonded Warehouse. o9 l4t.m
GUNTER'S DINING SALOON, No. 147 fulton street,
~ The astonishing which has attended the efforts of
the proprietor of this celebrated the last year.
guaranty of its superiority similar esab
and stripping all competition him to make
ed exeon to merit the continuance Of the the pub
lie hiss kindly awarded him. Feeling grateful for this sup
port he offers for their palate choice of 100 dshesot Prices
too long established by him to need repetition. =
ole Itsrc " ". GUNTER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-01

NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.-Wa Wanted, to fill the
n ranks Of the New York Regiment serving Mexico
hi under Col Burnett, 500 able bodied bounty Of
of land located the option Of the holder
scrip oo bearing interest per cent will given
each instance on honorable discharge Apply at the Rem
d. zvous of Broad and Front streets.
n0a u.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-01

SfS@ FOR NEW ORLEANS-Louislana and New
ksM York Line Of Psckets-very Reduced Rates-Rega
packet for 9th November The new and splendid
ia ,a,,.ng picket ship ARCOE, Cant Hoodess is now
loading and will positively sail as above her regular day.
For freight passage having accommodations
for sPlendor comfort apply on board a 0ean, wharf foot
of w all street. or TO h. r. COLLlNS, % Soutn ST.
Positively freight will be received on board after Satur-
day evening, Nov. 18th. - - 81,
Ageat in New Orleans, Mr.. William Creepy, who Will
promptly forward all goods TO his address. go
The racket b,rk CiENE5EE, Capt. Dillingham;, Twill
coed the Arcoe sail November 8h her regular day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-01

hsoS FOR NEW ORLEANs-Ony regular packet
sF Of the 5th November the first class fast sailing
sY~packet sh ALFRED; burthen 100 tons Capt. =.
odatos this splendid ship for cabin sscond cabin and
steerga by vessel IN port
being raomy aud well ventilated Persons intending to en-
bark should embrace this favorable opportunity
Eor t-rm hch will be very moderate apply board,
mar 70 East River or to JOSEPH McMUkR
o,S 9trc South Of Pine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-01

A CHEMICAL REsULT.-A WONDER !-vEGETA
"A BILE LIQUID HAIR DYE, to enable persons 10 dive IN
stananeou y their hair without the For
changing red or grey Hair, Whsken, Eyebrows &c to
Brown, Black Chestnut color The slightest evil conse
quenccs need from ethe harmless
This composition the only sanctioned science
tons OF color, without danger and
ic II Black required, ask for boz marked NJ il Brown
Prepared by JULES HAUEL, perfqmer and chemist 100
Chestnut street, and sold Wholesale and retail by
AB ~, SANDS Druggists 100 Fulton, cor; q William
ST; H. johnson, 3 Broadway A. L. Winshp, II Eax Broad
Broadway, New York
" Beware Of ceunterfeu Ask for JULES HAUEL's
VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE" II you the
genuine article.
premium awarded at the Franklin Institute au2e 3ot.m
nAGUERRIANI Observation-Disclosures by
- JOHN ROACH, Oprcan, 90 Nassau street. New
York. where article Of the best qnay may be had at
the lowest price. Roachs Triple Compound Of Bromne
superior chemical producing quick pictures of fine white
tone used by the best operators few Of whose names
attached We have used Roachs preparation recon-
mend believing superior q thing fthe kind in
Carolina; T: g. Ransom, Troy; A. j.. Beal. New York; T.
c. Doanc Montreal; Clarke Brother, SyIacuseFor sale
X the H1 Y,s. s7ss NsT YSSs DEXTER
4: 2. Po.ps Montreal W!llisn =. PIsss MshHS1d. VI;
Brother, pusinGtoa, Vermont avsi scsna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-01

u AD1CAL CURE OF COR >S, without cutting, or tn.
~ least penDr s. Shraco from st. Petersburg OF Rus
a has the honor TO to the sde, and gentle
Of New York and the public in general that he akes
completely ertrpae soft hard Cons Bunons Nails and
other hard substance between the toes without
cutting by Of Elixir of his Dr. =.
Chopeds will his attendance at his Office 50 Chambers
street, opposite the Park. o9 iIsrc
NEW YORK, HAVRE AND PARIS EXPRESS
IN AGENCY-Packages letters samples orders, &c &c
BIO forwarded by the French steamship Missouri to sail for
Havre, direct, the 2h instant, will be received No 10
Wall street. Charges moderate and the despatch en-
sured. LIVINGSTON, WELLS co. OIL loire
tn MEkSCHOFF, TAILOR, NO 26 ANN STREET.
previous to the late fire, No 9x Ann seet) would
respectfully inform his customers and the public generally
entirely new a9d fresh assortment Of plain and fancy Cloths
on.ble styles all Of which having Just been purchased for
cash. he enabled land willy furnish cut made and
trimmed in the most fashionable styles at the lowest prices
call solicited from those about making their selections
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-01

EAMiLY BOARDING SCHOOL IN The CUUN-
TRY-An experienced teacher has taken for years
number of children exceeding her family
and pains spared advance them their studies. and
attention paid their health aud morals The location
healthy and retired There present few
cies For references and Of f. Belts ESQ,
No 81 Wall H. Hunt, Esq, No Chambers
~ IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-01

es,y-a MORNING LINE AT O'CLOCK,
2 asR5A----IaFOR ALBANY AND TROY, landing at
Calawfi. Wespqn., MswSurg, HH. .%Iao'
Barrytown, Bristol, Ca1k Hudson Coxsackie KinderhooE
and Baltimore. Landing at Ham9mond street.
o'clock A. NJ Breakfast aud Dinner board the boat
The low pressure Steamboat NIAGARA, Capt H. l.. KEEL
ogg, Steamboat Pier foot of Barclay street
Tuesdays Thursdays. and Saturdays at o'clock, A
M. returning the opposite days.
thu Office nn the wharf s1S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-01

CPECIAL NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.-Now is the
- time rock dress and either cleaned
dyed altered repaired with velvet iacings u.s. col
lars Innings buttons and everything that may be required
make clothing look like small cost No o. Muir
street. corer Washington the ouy place in the city
where you can get all you want done short notice, and
disappointment or exorbitant charges trial will prove
that clean and dye clothing superior anyhng yet done
the city, without colortng aid OF steam call line
attended to Immediately, by A. CORTISSOS,
ol1 l2tt arc Murray VI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-01

Two SPORTSMEN-FRED. HENNELL, Merchant Tai
lo 38 Pearl street. begs call the attention of Spo
and others exposed the weather 10 his stock of
Sleeps Gray Pilot Cloths rendered perfectly waterproof
by the American Patent Waterproof Company These cloths
admirably adapted for Shooting and Fishing Jackets
polling the heaviest rains apd yet not obstructng the pesp
ration, keeping the and dry
Seafarng Men and Fremen will find Cloths
thus prepared we'll suited to their vocation
Shooting Jackets FIJI emcns Goats, Monkey and Pea Jack
made in the best OILS l2t*rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-01

THE RHEUMATIC sEASON-The following is the
i copy of letter. just received by DR.. CHRfSTIE'S
Agent in this city. IL speaks for itsell:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-01

UST rch ass9rtnehi 81 ishcy and bisck
Outtitter, 237 Broadway, of Parkpace.
UNDER GARMENTS-A large assortment Of Silk Mer
AGATE'S GeD.lemens Outhtter 237 Broadway. cor. of
Park place.
GLOVEs-A superior rcle Of Kid Gloves, with welted
not liable rips also Chossou Bou and silk thread
and woollen Gloves, in great variety, at J. AGATES
Gen,lsmsss 0ptfteI 2y7 Broadway cor; Of Park place
public his style of Shirts which made in Superior
Shirts madeto order and warranted fit AGATE,
Gentlemen Fumik Store 237 Broadway Park place
M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-01

rEfEEkSoN lNsukANCE COMrANY--Ohcs NO
so Wall street, opposite the Merchants Exchange.
his company continues to insure against ~ or damaes
hrc on dwelling houses, warehouses; bu engs IN Roasral
zood waves and msrchsndrs srd descriptions OF Psr
sonel property
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31
Weather and Crops.

-. Oar backward Spring we fear has serious
se,ed the prospects OF the cotton planter and the
y .,o,ms 81 hail and rain winch bave occurred In
'oss Of this and the adjoining States will aso
n. ...,,s,I, contribute to this result,
ns'e'''' charleston Mercury
Toracco CRoP.--The Marlboro Prince
In, Comfy. Md Gazette Of yesterday says that
Oeo,r s,teligent planters believe that more than
"a" srd Of crop Of tobacco will be grown the pre-
GO ssscn In that quarter. The Editor In q ride
go % miles judged not one hundred acres Of the
nas 10 30 prepared for this cropthe high price Of
800 Rye Osts and Corn leading the farmers to fl
,s,ir and With these
ryr CROPS The Detroit Advertiser ofthe oath
-. favorable accounts from parts Of the State Of
Michigan with regard TO the prospects of the com
- Wheat crop. II says
the early opening OF Spring there many sp
..s,p,oos Of severe Winter kill but the favorable
r,hr for the Last three weeks has slayed oil fears
',stbe crop is coming on I'm ly. The prospects for
80 are very hateriDs at present and an sbuno crop
al douhtess be realized should the weather remain
s,.bIe for short time longer The weather IL com.
'r,i,ely cool aud dry for the season. although the
- closed with refreshing showers Friday and
sstsrdsy'
ceoysIs VIR0IsIA--A few days since we were
. t,v.r James river. and though the rain Of Sunday
-. very cOyous In this city very little fell where
.',s me wheat on the fslow lands 10 very fine but
,ss corn lands IL IL much stunted from a want of
"a The showers we had yesterday and the day be.
Gre will, we trust prove OF great service 10 the
ssst and the that is very backward. from the
s-outh The oats severely injured almost beyond
ssSemption Prom many portions Of Virginia we regret
- near bad sccounts Of the wheat and oats crops On
=, Eastern shoreof Maryland all the crops have sui.
d seriously from the drouth. In Ohio and the West.
en- States the prospect Of whea, is said to be much bet
vr lRichmond Eng. 25th.
IL The refreshing rains in the beginning OF the
81 have been Of immense benefit TO the growing
roos Vegetation of every description has been thor.
sv1sy renovated end the hills and Wales Of Sussex rife
Win pastoral oveness now displsy their exhuberant
rches every direction at which the delighted eye may
choose TO glance. Newton, N. j. Register, %.
" The Editor of the Cleveland Ohio Demo
ersi says from the observation Of late trip through
Northern Ohio he Is satisfied that the Wheat crop and
crops generally look full well is usual al this
son Of the year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

II brig Clinton. from SarlHnaA-Mrs Mcdonald. Miss
Lyons Mrs L Jones. Mrs Whi,Iock. Mrs Tsppsn and
three children. Mrs Morris Miss Pratt Mrs Ogilive.
Mrs Mead and three children. Miss Monte II l. Currier
and lady. T. Smith. Beanhsm. w II Hanly. T q
Heay. X Duning G w Seoly. WIN Hunter, Whitney,
Gitdins. X Kellogg, Miles. G Branard. Byrne,
c Pendergast Mords-l7 in sieersge.
IN the ship Hrmipe from BrentH-G Deecke, lady
aud child o Meyer, w Meyer. II l. Dulrtz. l.
Schraer, w Francisco, Quin Ones, w Bartels, A Teet
man Ed Kecche and POI In the Storage.
IN the ship Horard, from Hambi1g-Miss + Viewer snd
family. Miss + schultz Mr. 7 Plaih. o Mamrss. 7 Helm
dori, II Berries 7 Bari. + Weinberg. Weisen II
Schroeder, d Hoier II SOnomer Of Olskaw: WIKI
ew, Mr and Miss Schumacher and Mr. and Miss Drude,
and ls2 in the steersge
IN Dacto-sLp Pic.oria from London and P0rtsm0uh-
w Fleming and lady y York Mrs Myers and family
and two servants. London Miss shelton. Dsnbuy.
Conn; Miss NJ ID Johnson, Miss NJ Johnson 81 Ma
thias, Canada; + Eastwood and lady, London Isaac
Rubbins Derry p Robert Whsll. London; d
Sails. Philadelphia; w G Lane, Ohio NJ Moses. Mon
tresl George Harris, Wiltshire England; Meinhold
F Richards, Germany; George Wilson. Thomas Ro-
boon. Rober, Hooker England Sir Morrison and lady,
London aud 200 In the Storage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

sehr Psnsms. Davis 40 days I'm Tsmpieo, ndse to
souihnsyd & Son.
sehr Delaware Farmer, Morgan, ds I'm Phlsd, eosl
& r1ss'sr.
Norwegian bark Fnihiof Jensen. A. Dc I'm Autxerp.
In ballast and l46 passengers g Ger1irg
schr PhilsdelpkiA, Rogers. u d. from Hsloxel ath
to Mason.
sehr Ivsnhoe Packard } ds from Newbera. NC naval
stores, 10 master.
schr Adelaide. Slocum 9 &c I'm New Bedford oil
schr Don Nicholas. Drinkwser, 10 do I'm 81 Dornin.
go mshogsny, &c 70 ROssirs Co.
Schr Martha Maria Clarence, Is I'm Salem rnise
TO w Ropes.
schr Page Chamberlain Dc fm Boston. ndse to :
W Lewis
sehr Excel Lowell. De I'm Boston. mdse to W
Lewis.
schr Llcon Bearse ds tn Boston. mise TO A..
aims c..
sebr May Flower. Foster Is Dc fn Naehis. Ne lsul-
Der, 70 snow
schr Independence, Hardy d. I'm Newport. r {. bsl
last.
BELOW.
French ship Caroline. I'm HAyrs, with pHssngers-
Wind Fast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

Pscke,.ship Victoria Morgan, I'm London and Ports
mouth. April - mdse to Griswold. Saw large ice
berg in lat a. long 81.
snip Hamburg. Larsbee. (of Bath 9 Dc I'm Mstanzas
sugar TO MASTER OF Pan Mstsnzas saw brig Arsnisn
frem Charleston for Havana May "a lat y 3D. Ion - IS
w spoke slsrge Dutch ship, from Rotterdam for Bst
more, full of passengers.
Bremen ship Hermine VolckmAn, OF Bremen April %,
rni.e 10 Pavenstedt & Schumak@r.
Hamburg ship Howard Psusen, I'm Hamburg 18th
April. mdse % Schmidt & Bslchen
British ship Lord Ashburtou Bell - do fn Liverpool
salt, 10 James Reyburn-323 passengers.
Br ship CeylOn Crisp, % De I'm Liverpool coal. %
master. 29i passengers 10Th Msy, lat -, long ~ )
spoke Arg Scion. hence for Cork
Bark Mary Broughion. Melcher. % ds I'm Limerick. in
ballast 20 Spoke, on the Grsnd Bank Nay i,
schrs Cornet OF Orleans GOO hsh WIN Hal. OF Dgx-
bury, 1000 do Caroline OF ProginceioWn. 500 dc;
Exchange ~ Beverly 400 do 9TH. Of south Snos-
spoke ship Charles Carroll from Orleans Tor Boston
Is days out
Russian bark Urania MA,,ison. As De I'm Lsruis Nor
way iron. TO Beck sd May, lat 40 long o. 20 spoke
bris Ohio. I'm Philadelphia for R-lfss.
Br brig Harmony, Knox, I'm Waterford l2th APrh, IN
ballast and 20 passengers, 70 master
Spanish BRIG oiwSr IuniaitA, Mcmahon, ID os I'm ma
vans. on visit
Bns r Hylen. Anderson, p de I'm sligo. in ballast
70 master. lsth May. af 49,. long 50. spoke BIZ orz
Employ fm Sligo for NswYork. OF sable Island
spoke fishing .chr Jane Paren bound on the Banks
Brig Massachusetts Burgess fin Rio Jsneiro April i,
coffee n Grnnen Minturn 4 Co. 25ih INST lAi s. lon
70 H. spoke schr Williams, from Boston for - Do
Bas (Br) Ulster McColley I'm Belfast via Norfolk Dc,
salt 10 Richardson & Watson.
Brig susan Abigail Pressey. 30 days fn NewOrieans
rpol.sses &c TO Mailer a Lord sid in company with
bsrk Polka bound 70 Boston 18th INST lst p 20 Ion -
20 spoke brig Margaret OF Portland Dc I'm Bangor for
Havana.
Brig Clinton. Andrews, Is I'm Savannah cotton, TO
SiurEes Chairman Co
Brig Akrasis Porieraeld I'm PhilEdephis, coal, 70 Van
Brunt Co.
schr Pavilion Cocord, 10 ds I'm Cardenss, moAsses,
10 Bach McEvers
Rrstf A yoss
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REAr INDUCEMENTS TO SUBSCRIBE

ITOK ThE NEW YORK GAZETTE or THE UNION
The prOpTisors Of this splendid heraTy and fsmly
paper will disnbuts fairy equtsby. ard without fasof
ism $500 among every 500 subscribers TO the OszetIe
Union or 10 this proportion amunga greater OF rs
number which shall BE- received % he hntdsy OF sep
temb-r next IN tho believing prrmnns :, . Iii ITO OF
s. each Of g each 40 Of go esch = 81 go each i"
IL $50 each % 90 zach These premiums will be
awarded 6r.t dsy Of September next, and mm~d
civ forwarded BY mail bankAbs money 20 The sub
scdbef. TO whom hey NAV awarded whose and
rs.drnce will be pub lshed 10 the Gazette
~ IL will be gha smong sv.fy 800 suhscroen 10
nj. papsr 100 Of h-n will receive a. EACH 20 s5 saeb
a. siO each IS sz0 each 20 $50 each spd elo0 zach
and IL viii evident that sny fraud Or failure on th5
part Of the Publishers c-ry This proposal wi,h se
tmpauaity would defeat the eud hey nave la view VIZ
The perm rcresss u ne circulation Of h-if paper
BAH subscriptions must re pad 10 afysnce 70 rem
der he .ub,erhsr. gibe 70 me Allows prvi Terms
q o. year. Address postpaid. r HARRIS 50 CO
uiy3l' MWksuD&RW Publishers m Nasssn-st N. Y.
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" SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.



ships Atlas, Homsn, Vera Cruz. Slate, Gardner &
Howell; William Ward. (Brl Scotland, 81 John. Nh, P
w Byrnes & Co; Tweed (Br) Grundel. :, John n B. R
Irwin; Flordian Whtmore, Apalschicola. ID Hurlbut
& Co Pontiac, Moses. Boston Atkins & Co.
Barks Rose Standish. Spencer Rotterdam, D Hurl-
but g. Co; Miles (Hsm) Yssler, Hamburg. schmidt &
Bschen Lepante. Hsger. Mstsnzss. Robinson Jane
+ Williams, Williams Mobile T. Huribui & Co Maria
Hersey, Gordon. Savannah. II Butler Aim. Durham,
Esstport Arrowsmith Wheeler; Great Britain, (Br)
Wilson. Quebec.
Brigs Onole, BArstow Rio Jsnelro 5 Barstow & Co
Telegraph. tBrem) Alters. Bremen, Muller s. Co
Governor (Br) Clark London Davis Brooks Co; Veoa
(Br) Shesver Montreal; Emelne. Manwaing. hey West
Hurlbut & Co; ChOctaw Flitner Norfolk.
schrs Francis, Rowley Belfast Brewer Nelson So
phis Ballard, Waterford Gazelle. (sw) Junker, Got
tenburg. Hsboicht Dolphin (Bremen) Spile sissl.
Psvenstsdt & Schumaker; Providence. (Br) Mayhem,
81 John NIB T Winnietf; Cora Hilton. NeShern Nc; J
w kempton. Bedel. Norfolk Victory McErath, Nor
folk; Jonas smith Nichols, Wilmington Mary Eliza.
keicham Richmond: Chss Brown. Jones' Richmond;
Emily Johnson, Snedicor Baltimore lowsy Dayton,
Bslumore Cornelia Grampus, NeS-Bedforo; Industry,
Kellog New Bedford; Mary Rowland. Rowland, Phis.
delphis; Sol Roosevelt Wooley, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31
Trade Of the Hudson.

Produce and C0hHry M0e%HHsIse 1''''s a. 3''I IV'"
49,, e,S ys,c York Lizs-L " BraiaGrd-Barys Cf-
sac bol. noar. suydsm Sage Co 81 do, h.fres
Van Bu.iik $50 bbls proyisioTs nk foreman :
bb. ashes T. Pease, do eggs, w Main 20
S.cinsars LfEs-A paa S6nfp0ord s Co-B1I1e Lady
Vgn Rsnsselear-l500 bbis hoor Lske Co so DO 3
DO How sou; 50 bhs do, Bows Cary % 40 sa3
dam sage Co; 5ss do. W $ Ahon-
SANG Ifns-Barxs Albany. Haiet-l49 ools noor
r Mead Il Co; Gil do, Pou Hopkins lss 90, w Al
ION 500 do A Cheesemsn "a do, suydsn sage 20
sac do, W s Alton .. NJ. 49,
Albany & Canal Linz A Hea-BaSs 0Aie--o9s bes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31
MARKIEDi

On Thursdsy 9th int, BY Rev IssAe Brsyton of Wa
sriown HUGH WALSH NJ. ID. to ELIZABETH c.
HALL both Of thi. City.
O. On Wednesday May 70 In the Reformed Dutch Church
SS'snionst BY Rev. John Lille. JOHN POWLEs TO
SAkOLlNE SANDS WisEBURN both of New.rork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

on the 18th inst DAVID I. son Of David T. and Sarah
a. 0iover, eyed years 8 months and 10 days.
w 40 sPrssnelt Mass on Friday night the 2sth, Rev.
"a u. o PEABODY. sged ~. For the last IS years
for ofthe Uotsrisn Church and Society In that town
:. IN Saturday morning, Mr. STEPHEN c. SMITH. In
Ne 18th year of bic age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

y During the absence Of Major s. X. HoBBIE,
who visits Europe the business OF the Department we
understand that the duties Of the First Assistant Post
master General have been assigned TO Samuel b. Beach
ESQ the present chiefcerk in the Contract Office Union
ARRIVAL OF TIE SOUTHERsER-Tbe steam
ship Southerner. Capt Berry arrived here yesterday
morning in sixty five hours from New York.
fChaTleston Courier 26th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31
Appointment by the President.

Jlxxs NJ. b. TUCKER. receiver of public moneys for
The district Of lands subject TO sale at Nachtoches In the
state Of Louisiana in the place Of Andrew Isascks ap
noirted In the army
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL cARPETING.

CMITH 4 LOUNSsERY, as PearisL topPos TO VIII
- LAM daily receiving tnsI supplies OF carpet
ing. kc FOR the Spring trsdeam0ng which are largs
number OF snd elegant patterns, Al me following ss'
IRENE low prices
Brussels Carpetng. patterns, l0. Ia Ia per yard
spy Imperial new patterns 30. 20 l0s. per yard
Double ald Supsrhns lngaln, new patterns, 81. 10 o.
Esua tine and lngrain. new patterns, s. 10 %
Common Ingram, rich bright coor-, -. 10 S. -
Also al-rge assortment of Floor on Cloths rom 10 ~
feet vide Rug Duggets Matnss, Table and Piano Co
yefs and general assortment 1f all Other articles connecS
ed with the trade extremely low. myXl wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31
aye AID
DR. POWELL. OCuIIsT. AuRIsT. &c.

25I Broadway conner ~ Wsrfsn.st
A TTEgD3 EXCLUSIVELY 10 Disesses Of The Eye
n and Far, from q, O'cl.ek.
srRABlsnUs, or Squirting, ca - In lew mingtes
ARTIFICIAL Eyes inserted, without an operation, hat
cannot 10 a siDguished from tfs nsgufsL
Or Powell has thi. day psb ishsd popular TaEATbE
on rHE EYE-s pef-ciOns aud their cure, sn rui-s
FOR the selection Of spscacs &c IT, ~ hsi I'll the an
ihor's and OF Burgess sirinssr, be'fOrd Co. W H.
Graham c. sh,ppsfd, F0~lefs Wells, and o. boOsse-
lers generally. rnfSl <m'oo u <mro"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31
Arrivals OF Produce, &c. by the New-for ORR
and Erie Rsiiroad.......LF n. ClarSsos, AseHf-
Reported specially for Tie Ns-p- York Tr,bvn<.

Barre Saansi MarsA-l5 tabs butter calves Captain
Wiekhsm q tubs baiter calves Capt Stevenson, 81 pkgs
balIer IS cave. Capt DosoD, Dol pork b Morse.
I9I inn. nuer bb eggs IS y sheep hogs CApg
ROW. 90 Tub. butter ScHves - sheep, ID Brown