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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-10

anything rather lower Sales Of 300 bids Porto Rico 1t
3Od1 cents 81 ST Croix, "a 100 Trinidad and Cuba
Muscovado % go common Cuba part for Canada, 10
- cargo OF 2s3 hhds and tres very prime Csrdenas
22122i mos and cargo Cuba for distillng, on terms
not made public. The sale Of Cuba for England report
ed previously was not consrmmsied. The market for
Sugars has been inactive and prices have rather down
ward tendency We notice sales Of 100 hhds Nev-Or-
leans at % Q1t cents go Cuba q 400 Porto Rico.
6i07i 200 81 Crox. 7idsi sud 1900 boxes Havana,
White at Sdsi, and Brown, 81 az, 4 months.
FlsH-About COCO quin,sls Dry Cod have arrived and
1000 sold at s. co. Mackerl continue In demand 1000
bills Halifax, Nos J. and g. sold at II 90 l2l and
l2s and 1000 do Massachusetts, 10 90 80 and %.
800 bxs Smoked Herring were disposed Of at 81 for
Scale 20 cents for No l. and 40 for No 2 The market
closes firmly for all descriptions
FRUIT-sses Of 1000 bxs Bunch Raisins 81 / 90 50
kegs Sun, 25
HEMP--Americsn continues depressed, and prices
within fortnight have receded $5dSl0 T. ton 100
bales Dressed Dewrotted brought $40, mos The
market 10 bare of Foreign il being understood that the
lot Of 81 tons Clean Russia Just received from London
was sold previously at $3.50 cash beside which 6ds00
bales Sisa have changed hands terms ranspired
HIDES-sses of 1000 Mstamoros on private terms
1i00 Lsgusyra at ~ oents; 500 dry New. Orerns 10
arrive 9l, both mos and 100 Southern STA cents
cash, a. they run.
IRON-Sales Of common English Bars have been
made at s66 mos by the invoice OF 80 and 100 tons
200 tons Swedes ssodses 90 from the vessel Scotch
Pig remains as before quoted
hiIL- ne saes snce last saturday nave Oeen exteh
sive, amounting TO upward OF POO terces at 50 i3i6
81 eIt, embracing all the descriptions at market Since
the arrival of the steamer there is better feeling and
holders are firm.
WOOL-There Ia not much activity in the market !;
manufacturers buy spsriDgy, anticipating reduction
in price when the new clip comes TO market the quota
tons, however, are as yet without change.
WIIISKY-saes 100 bbls to arrive al 29c and 800 do
on private terms.
PROVIsIONS-There Ia some movement in old
Prime and farther sales 400 bbls made at sl3 060
- l2i, which is advance. In other descriptions
there 10 not much doing. Beef is very quiet sale
of Prime made st 25. Sales 100 ties Danss Shout
ders at 7c and 100 bbs Western Hams sic and that
refused for more Lard is quiet Small sales prime AZ
10c. and $50 ties Inferior for oil at % cts.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MIL.
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tnbuys.
PHfIApy1purA Ma,

PHILADELPHIA, May 9, ls47.
While your City was mourning Yesterday for the
rsounding with saluies for the battle OF Corro Gordo
na he csme In the nick Of tine for the anniver
..ry of the battle of Pso Alto
The slave case has not yet been acted upon If infor.
mai,y in the srrest Is shown he win be discharged.
ne third OF the murderers Of Anderson, the black,
named Samuel kmmons notorious rOwdy has given
kiuslf up. fourth 10 still at large and the word has
IN ramos" with him.
O51weckls markets closed firmly improvngfor Bread
s,uss Holders ask 81 80 for Flour but sales have
ben made above 81 % Rye Flour risen 10 s. - Corn
Meal held at IS red Wheat 81 IS and white go with
good demand Rye is worth 90 cents Corn 10 request
Al a. which 10 cents improvementspce the foreign
news Cotton Is to better and sales OF about zoo
bales At 2I TO IL for Upland and 10 TO l4i Mobile and
New Orleans Not much doing in Provisions since the
foreign news
no l;rsrd 5ds l2i; 70 No,rstown X X, l2a; IS CT.
.,s ~, Ia Corn1 bk % 80 Norrisn. IS 10; $500 L
5 ss lea. 1864: 9Mechs Blk, 26i 100 Grsrd S. 1871;
go vckse IS ia 100 do. b5. ia $500 Lebigh Mtg
In %: 5000 Wilm'n e. b, S7s 50 Vicksg S. wn
ma, $500 Stste ga 72i 5000 DO 5ds, 74t; 5000 do
IA s20OO DO b5 al 10 Lehigh 35j $500 Wim'n
:. s7t $500 old County So 90 s7t S39s do so e7l
$1,000 U g. 81 b5. 1863; 20 Man & Mechs b5 90; ls
Re,ver Meadow SIT 50 Mschs Bk, 26f $3.50 City &C.
"a 102g; 100 Kensington Copper Co. b5 "a; 50 ResdP
c.sb 3O $1,000 Nav &C. 65 b. IS; so Vcksburg b5 ia
1900 Read Bds IS "a 30 Read r. SIS 800; 80 do IS
3oi 50 do TOes'y 80! 100 do, s5 30 $50 Girsrd b5
l2i: 30 Allegy Copper, IT.
Second Board and Att1-l00 Norristown. b5. 12i; 50
Copper Co. % so Girard b5 1911: $500
D. g. g. 1861 1901; 5000 Reading BIDS b5 1911 5000
do d. 70 $1,000 do. 12i; $1,000 do, 5ds ~ 200 sus-
ouebanna Canal, s., ls 80 Man & Mech Bank &c; 200
Reading b. 2s go DO 27l; $50 Girard -; 30 do, II
wn 2s $50 do. s5' % lO0do 2ss 100 do, % 200 do
AZ ~ 500 do. %
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PoLICE-Jsmes Boomer and Perry White Were
arrested on Friday night charged with setting on fire
she'd attached TO house No % Clinton and stealing
drawer in said house about 500 in bills and silver
coin Detained for examination. Jane White was
rested on Saturday by officer Burey Of the Lower Police
Court charged with keeping disorderly house at No.
q Reade She was held 10 bail in the gum OF sOO..-
h .ert He5gel arrested Friday night by officer
Boyle Of the Fourth Ward charged with shooting Mr..
and Mrs Derrickson with pistol severely wsunding
both Of them the pistol being loaded with buckshot-
Detained to Abraham Thomas (coored) was
arrested Saturday night suspicion OF burglsrousy
entering the house of A. f. Baker No lO4 Leonard ST.
Detained for examination. John Robert Ellis was ar
rested on Saturday by officer ORey OF the Eighteenth
Ward. charged with stealing a horse wagon and bar
ness valued at $50 the property of Dr. p f. Clark No
Bleecker st. Detained 10 answer Thomas Johnson
".trick Mcclure and Esther Shields arrested
sa.. day charged with knocking down Charles Wake
6eld Of No. 63j Broadway in alley in Crossst and rob
bng him of pocketbook containing SIG Detained to
answer o. Andrew Ryan arrested Saturday, by
officer HARRISON Of the Fourth Ward charged with steal
log 40 yards Of mating valued at SIS Detained for
animation
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DIED

ON Sunday morning, 9th inst WIN. MCLEAN, Sen.
aged 80.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral from the residence Of his
son John Mclean No a. Mortonst this Monday after
noon, at 81 o'clock, without farther invitation. 2
ON Saturday morning the 9Th inst after short but
severe illness. ANNA MARIA, wife of Frederick w.
Welchman and daughter of Joshua l.. Pell, Esq.
The friends of the family respectfully invited 10
attend her funeral Monday the 10th inst at 81 o'clock
r NJ from the residence Of her father, East Twenty
second st second house from Fourthsvenue.
On Saturday afternoon after short but Illness
THOMAS 8. son OF Abraham Brewer, Esq, in the 18th
year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family and the mem.
bers Of the order of Odd Fellows, respectfully In.
ved to attend the funeral this (Mondsy) afternoon at
O'Clock from No. 237 Benryst.
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General n offices.

CF-Anniversary of the A. +. VI. X, society
The 18th Anniversary Of the A. T. NJ K society VIII be
held, by leave Of Providence, Tuesday, May u, al
half past P. NJ. IN the Baptist Church corner OF Lsigh
and Nsrck Interesting addresses Tnsy be expected
behalf Of the Home for hs Fr,ndlts' and other de-
pNrtnens Of the woTk from Rev. W. L. EvAgrs Bishop
J1NE and a Member OF the Legislature. The public are
invited 10 attend. .
The Ladies Meeting for the transaction Of business,
will be held on "Wednesday, May ~ al 10 A NJ aud al
P NJ. in the Free Congregational Church suillvansL
bstween Prince and Houston. Members deleg Aes anc
1900. sya cordially invited 10 attend. myS 81"
~ The Anniversary OF the Amsfiesn ans = leign
Ami slavery Society will be held with Divine persson
Al the broadway Tabernacle, n. Y. o. TUESDAY May II
Az O'CLOCK p NJ when the Annual Report VIII DC msae,
and seyers Addresses delivered II u hoped lhs mere
Mil be numerous attendance OF friends OF he sAose Is
the meeting 10 expected 10 be one OF nnIsuA se,ssL
public breakfast will be given on Wednesdsy May -,
at II O'Clock A NJ In the Lecture Room OF ne nrosa"y
Tabefnace entrance Anih0DysL Aer me iepss' 81
dresses win be made by several gentlemen. ,.,s
Tickets admitting sdies and gentlemen, can be obtained
al the rooms OF the Society, spuee-sL ,ocr,vy
LEWIS TAPPAN, SIMEON ;. yOSnniN'
ARTHUR TAPPAN ARNOLD BUFFUM,
mylo p CopmiIiee Of Arrangements
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JAMES SWAIN.
SWANS CELEBRATED PANACEA

FOR THE CURE OF
Scrofpla General Debility, Wh,,s stvsil,ng RA14masp
D.saases Of the Ltpsr and stt., and all Dtssa~s
aris,ag from Iapurtf,>s Of the Hood,
or h< egsots sf Mercury
SWANS PANACEA has been for more than twenty
hive years celebrated Ia this country and 10 Europe for s
exaOrdinary curesfor the certificates Of which refer.
enee s made to the directions and books (which may be
had grats) accompanying tbs Psnscsa
had tho singular fortune Of being recommended by
moot celebrated physicians and other eminent persona
Among others by
W. Gibson NJ d. Professor OF Surgery Pa University
Valentine Mott, NJ. ID. Professor OF Surgery, ~ Y. Uni
versiiy.
W. p. Devices, NJ. d. Professor Midwifery, Pa UNI
yefsiiy
N Chapman, NJ d. Professor Physic, Pa University.
4. Parks. M ID. President College Physicians, Phsd.
DR.. Del Vale, Professor Medicine, Hsvsna
jose Lourenco ds Luz, Professor Surgery, Lisbon
J. Chapman. Member koys College Surgeons, London
Sir Thomas Pearson, MsIor'cSsnersi British Army
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &c. &c.
And also the wonderful effected by Swsim's Pa
have for many years made IL invaluable remedy
Tbs Psnacea does not contain mercury 10 any form and
being innocent preparation II may be 81 The
tender infant
THE RETAIL Prize HAS BEEN REDUCED 10
one Dollar and ffiy Gents per bottle, tconsinng shres
half pinLsl or three bottles for -Four DOilau
ALSO-sWAfMs vERMIFUGE.
yslusbe Family Medicine. being . highly approved
remedy for all diseases arising from Debility Of he Diges
Fever and Ague Bleeding Piles. SEX Hsadsehs, Le ke.
See the pamphlet (which may be had grsusD accompany
Ing The Vennifogs.
New. York; II. schieaslnI Boeno. Ayrss-o Bsyss
Co 4 Co.
Liverpool, Eng-Eyans Son Canton-J. Swords.
Co Sandwich Islsnds-EL.Des
Ealparsiso-Alex Cross con.
St. Tbomss-A n. Rise. Calcutta Hufossle L Co
Also for sale by ali The respectable DuEgsts In the Uni
ted statsa my+ stssth7th 0thk l3th-
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Drp Goods.

DARKER, 81 GrAnd-sL has just opened he following
ID new goods
Cases a. Lsnes Tor L.
Cases hi IN coi0rs. is q and is 80.
Splendid Ombre. Is % and -.
Scotch G.nghams 10 and ls O..
Very the Scotch GinghsIns, IL and IL 6d
Printed Lawns fast colors, ls Hl1 Is %.
French LEwns. lie q and - 81
/ lot beautiful Sumner silk for 3 per yard
FOulard plaid AID cured, chslp
Also. al widths black SiksfOr uarullas AMI dresses
Also satin sIripe Mohsir Tor dresses
Suitana .Ihams
Also 20 printed Muslin dresses yards vide Tor only
: per dress.
Also satin striped and plaid Alpaca besulfg col0rs chesp
Also. pisin black A.pacas from .up.
loco Staw's, c0mpn.rg al kinds wanted for q :
myio sls $ BARKER's, 2sl Grsnd-st
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Trade of the Hudson.

Produce and Country Merchandise GrirtaS al Neo York.
Spiftsme lined Fan SaatDOord 4 CO-Bargt 4 Mar.
ID Lnnai-500 bbls -four Scott; 500 do Cobb 272
do ID Johnson 20 do, ii Wolf G. bbls whisky Jones
Tower; bbls pork 20 do hams do ashes Conan Hop
kins Coz l6 bbls ashes w OILS CO. 81 do provisions
w Walter q do hams, Forbes.
Old Troy Ltae-Pops Catlin--BarSe J J. Harildnd-6l6
bbs -four, Suydam, Reed Co; COO do Cstln; 224 do,
$50 bushels corn, Cobb 304 bbls meal, Kechum
Son bbls eggs II b Lewis; bbls eggs Scranton l.
Co; do Binnger; do ashes De Cav.
Troy and Erie Ton Boat Lined c Tft--BdTGe
4 BURDEN l. Brainard-8 bbls beans do terce pears,
Leggett, Ludum Co. bags potatoes, Irving lot Ii
Falle
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ARRIVET.


Ship Samuel Hicks, Bunker, SO ds I'm Liverpool mdse,
to Hicks & Co April "a, Benz Hobson, seaman, fell
overheard and was drowned.
Ship Anson, Burr, ds I'm Charleston cotton &c. to
Geo Sutton.
Br bark Triumph, Roycroft 90 de I'm Glasgow. 100
tons IRON Richardson & Watson. 10Th ult lat 80 II,
long Sc in hurricane wheying to under close reeied
topsas carried away maiumast spars and rigging at
tsched 4th ut lat A. long 81 So spoke bark Caso OF
Boston hence for Cork.
Br bark Varuna. Mould 42 DIS FIN Newcastle, Eng Bee
tons coal, to Barclay & Livingston
Br brig Brown, Foster so de I'm London, IN ballast to
Goodhue & Co.
Br brig Fanny Conway &c ds FIN Sligo, in ballast to
Grnnell Minturn q Co.
Lauries
Br brig New Battle Thompson, IS de I'm Trslee, Ire
land, In ballast TO order 10 passengers APi u al
46 10 long 40 2 spoke brig Tomlinson, I'm London for
York 9Th inst lat % So long q so Br brig Piano TOR
Philadelphia.
IS de- coal TO Norwood. April 2l lat 80 a. long
s. Is spoke packet ship American Eagle hence for Lon
don. Sd inst lat 1924 long Go spoke brig John Colby
hence, steering ENE.
Br brig Till Barker A. ds I'm Waterford In ballast 10
Adm Bell 4 Co. IL passengers. eth inst 90 miles i'm
the Hook spoke schr Amanda, for Boston.
Br brig Isabella Gibbons AZ DIS fm Cork, In ballast To
order II Storage passengers.
Brig Ceres Sayer II de I'm Matanzas, sugar, sc. to
master. Spoke bark Anthopisn, of New Haven
Brig Ievant, Webster FIN Msysguez, PR, April 2l SUI
gar 10 Asop Chsuncey. Left brigs Adelaide q Wash
Porto Rico spoke whaling schr Belle Isle Cook of Prov
incetown 100 bbs sperm oil Capt Webster in 'orms us
that Capt Mason of the brig G Washburn was ashore
dangerously sick and had been given up by bis medical
advisers but when he left Capt had in measure re-
covered and hopes were entertained oil his reeoV
cry.
Br schr Red Rover Peter 50 ds FIN Cardiff. Wees'in
ballast 70 Muier Taylor Co. Sd ult lat ~ 50 long
"a 30 spoke Br brig John and Mary from HaliisS Tor
Liverpool.
Br schr Orbit Dawson, ls ds I'm CORVALLIS Ms pois'
toes 10 VIM Walker. -
schr Ann Hyman, lotion, ds I'm Newbern, NC naval
stores, 10 master.
New schr Fashion, Kelly, ds I'm Boston mdse' TO :
w Lewis
Schr Nourmahal Perry, de I'm Ihomaston, lime;
Lighter schr Union Newman, TN ship Ashland ashore
at Southampton
Schr Freeman Burden, 6 ds I'm Thomsston, lime.
Sehr New. York. Goodsell de I'm Boston, mdse, TO
Dayton Sprague
Br schr Fitzgerald and Vasci York A. ds FIN Galway
In ballast 10 Grinnell Mnturn & Co. 80 passengers
18th April lat As 30 long 80 3d. spoke bark Ounce I'm
Bos ton.
BELOW-l Brig, unknown.
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0arpetiues.

NEW CARPET STORE, co CANAL-ST.
cECOND CARPET STORE FROM BROADWAY
- The subscriber would inform hs friends and others
wishing purchase csrpetBc that he i receiving
ard opening splendid assortment Of spring patterns and
new designs from tho approved manufacturers such
Tapestry. Brussels. Imperial Three ply. Ingrsin, Venetian
Carpeungs Rugs, Mauings, Floor Oh Cioihs, &c &c
comprising general assortment ~ articles In bis line
Also handsome assortment n low priced ingram Car
peting. lmyl0 lwiseod- : c. LfNEs, On Cansl-st
ISIS CARPETING l55
1nn nnO YARDS OF BRU 81 ELS. three ply and slsir
U,UUUCsrperng.
1000 wards Of OIL C'Olh and Hsing.
l0,sg W ndOw Shades Rugs, Mats Table Covers, and
every article connected with the trade, on sac cheap
for cash. WA NJ. GRORTY.
ala Ins IS Chsihsm-s, first door shove ne Theatre
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPErINGs.
- NTH LOUrsBERY, as Pesr-sL (oppOsiie VIII
Chsm) are daily receiving lhsir supplies u Carpet
iags, Sc for the Spring uaieamOng which are alafge
numDer o. new and elegant patterns, a. he foAo"inser'
lfemely l0W prices
Brussels Carp-rr new patterns, los 70 IA per yard
SPY imperial. Few patterns, p 70 joe per yard
Double ana slDerfne Ingram, new patterns D. % a
Extra ine snd Ingram, new patterns, "a 70 %
Common Ingram. rch bright co.Ors = " -.
Also large assortment " Floor Oh Cloths from 10 ~
feet vide Rngs Dmggeis Nalngs, liable and Piano Co
vera and general ent Of all other articles con-
uected viii he trade extremely low. a. zE1
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ES5s SEE MARINE J0URNAL FOURTH PAGE.



Ships Albany, Davis, Havre, VIM Whitlock Lord
Wellington, (Br) Winslsd, Liverpool, Durham & hi.
mon Agnes, Wetherell Vera Cruz. Wossmsn
Steamship Soutberner, Berry, Charleston, Spofiord
Teston g. Co.
Banks Atslsnta, OBJ Clark, st John NIB JMcMurrsy
Brothers OBJ Crsgsn, Newry, Ireland g Milne Chu
san, OBJ Galbraith. New. Orleans.
Brgs Proteus, (Norw) Dubl, Stettn Lsrch. Lardley
Flushing, Grnnel Mnturn 81 Co Roland, Rathren
Bremen, via Charleston, Wessman Arve Wooster
st Thomas, w w Pratt; Vincennes. knight Areceibo
Maitland, Phelps Co; Symmetry (Br) Fowil 81 Johns
Nj, G. g. Lauries Co; Hebron, (Br) Sksling, sydney,
CB. T Wnniett; Sea- Norton, Mobile J Ewe 81 Co;
Savannah, Dixon Savannah, Sturges Chairman & Co;
Hsibinger, Winchester, Calais, Arrowsmith & Wheeler
Schrs Jerome, GOodspeed, 81 Jsgo de Cuba. Thomp-
son; Gil Bias Faucon Abaco Cora Hilton. Newbern,
C, NJ Plat g. Plat & Co; Aaire Proper. Wilmington
c, De Rossett & Brown; Ruth Thomas, Amesbury, Sa-
vannah, Sturges Chairman s. Co; Flava, Taylor, City
Point c Moore Roe Johnston Baltimore. johnson a
Lowden; Martha Jane Darling Philadelphia Princess
Tuthill, do Cambridge, Levey, Boston.
Sloops Roger Williams Sturgis and Willard, Dennis
Providence.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In ship Samuel Hicks from Livsrpool-J f sup,an w
Murphy and 3l5 In the steersge.
In chip Ans0n, from ChdrleStOn-Mrs VIM Smons Mrs
Simons, Miss J Herbert Dryden and lady,
Cowles and lady, Messre T Hawkins. Greskany, J
Warren, ID Stranahan II Todd l. Hay King Capt
w II Non Sinister, Larkin and 3 steersge.
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H. &. KEMP, Aucuonser.
Store 42l Broadway west side third store above Canslsl
cash ADVANCES made, and all sales promptly

H. &. KEMP, Aucuonser
Store 42l Broadway side third store above Canslsl
cash ADVANCES made, and all sales promptly
Ssetiled. ssles OF furniture 81 private dwellings, apd
stocks OF goods psrsouslly attended 10 and collected
K G. X will devote particular attention 10 the sale Of
books sri private libraries HE convsneuccs fot which
arc very supple.
MONDAY EVENING, May TO-
All O'Clock, al store, 42l Broadway.
BoOKsA large assortment OF school, classical and mis-
cesneous books comprising In part, the works u 0alt
Spurzhsim, Combe, Hume and Smolleus England; Har-
pers Miscellany pets set OF Hsrpers Family Library
In l7S vols Byrons works Prescotts Ferdinand and lea
bella, Conques u Mexico qusfio bibles, Oxford bibles,
Tessments, common prayer books, nc.
Also, the slock ofs bookseller, comprising Q large a.
Of school books In quantities. games. pusrlss
states, &c. WEDNESDAY. May 70,
At 10 o'clock, al the Sales Room, AL Broadway,
FURsIrURs.-R c. Kemp will cell ss above large an1
desirable assortment Of and second hand furniture.
chen furniture and housekeeping articles. which win be
found well worthy Of notice.
Also, very rich goth, tea trays silver plated ware,
Britannia ware Ivory table cutlery, solar lamps, ghsn
dolce &c.
Also, mahogany French bedsissds, psrlor and rock.
ing chairs looking china and mansl orus-
ments.
Also hair cloth sofas serpenins fronts carved backs
and fashionable styles mahogany psror chairs, rocking
chair
Also, mahogany black walnut and maple bedstesfA
Also, ingram carpets, and chamber furniture. =
Also card, center and work tables.
Also, mahogany psror chairs otiomsns, ,hc.
Also ,cversl Invoices OF goods ssconf. hand mrpieurs
carpets oil door cloths, &C.
PI.SoTosrE.-A good second hspfa pianoforts.
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~ The steamer Aids left Albany st 81 O'Clock and
srrived &c minutes pas, 2 having made all the land
iogs and been detained at Po'keepse minutes by the
steamer Santa Claus She leaves Barclay st. pier at O.
o'clock on Monday. Fare so cents.
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Schools.

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
r FLUSHING Z. I-Mr. and Mrs HUNTsMAN hav-
~ Ing made arrangements 10 receive limited number Of
pupils hOarders wish to announce their Intention 10
their friends and the public The situation Of their new
residence airy and del ghtu and hey prepared 10
offer every advantage Afforded by city schools parents
who desire o. place their children ia he country
Circulars may be had of SIR A. FOlgnei, 80 Broadway.
ard a, Deuc Co.'S. sen Broadway, and Park Row
Maine F.ushug, t. l. first HOUSE, above 81 Georges
Church. myl0 SASSY
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General Notices.

Tg-AnatOmcnl Hall, y. X. corner of Grand NJ.
and BrOadwny.-Dr. HoLLlcK respectfully announ-
ces that HE MODELS having arrived, be has flied up
above commodious room 10 display them in ami VIII com
mence his Lectures 10 gentlemen, the Parental ~
sTIcr, &c on Tuesday next, May n, ~ p NJ Doors
open at7l All the is Models and a number Of Diagrams
&c will be used 90 as TO make the subject as familiar as
IL is important my8 2lis'
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p VI. p. O,HRRN & co. $50 soulh st eor,s a
49, Doverst and IS wesLsl corner Of Rector Ss"'
-York. WALDRON OHERN Co. Lverror-
~ 3 Passage 20 and from Liverpool London, ee'fe,
snd the Dors on ermsny Belgium ard Hollsndsnt iom
New.Yors 10 New.Orlesns Mobile end other soatkssn
ports also 10 the West BY railroad snd canal roa'ss q oe
Bill: Of Eseh.nss furnished payable ssroushosi %,
ain, ireland and tie Coufnsot uye
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Personal Speedy Advent Of the Saviour. will be held 10
Washington Hal, lf2 Hestersi door from Bowery,
commencing Tuesday. May the llih "Some have gone
from who not of who have caused tie
Of ruth be evil spoken Of" We believe In brief In the
personal speedy advent ofhe Lord-hs he will raise the
desd and changeihe righteous living and will This
earth 10 s original beauty, when the morning
sang together ~ aud that he is nigh, the door
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NOTICE
nIssoLtrIoN OF CoPSRrNyRsup- ,o

nIssoLUrIoN OF CoPARTNERsHIP.-Ths co.,
wA. SWAIN SON. wa. d..as-L o. b. a.. ~ Iav
last BY the dec sae Of the said WIN. Swain, and the bus
now sni will be In future conducted exelusively
by the subscrb sr had the sole charge Of,
gfacnng Of The Passces and Vsnnfoge for the LAST four
teen years
The Psnacea will be put up as usual In round bottles,
hated loDgiudhnslly with the following letters blown
the glass Sdra,ms Panacsa, Pkdada," and tina only
change msde IL 0hs OF JAS SWAIN ped the
sesng~ax and uften the label covering tho cok and
label for the s,de ofthe bottle composed Of gesms
rc lathe work comprising nine different dies which have
been turned for the exchsve OF the proprietor by
Draper Co bsnh note ensfysvers OF Philadelphia -Four
In the center portrait Of the sls VIM Swain, sepers-
ted from the borders by two circIese lathe work The
words SWANS Panscss" engraved consplcuously
on turned strips and large seuicrculsr is forms
the upper margin The borders composed or plat.
lsthe work strips outside OF which IL engraved In "
letters the entry Of the copyright
Philsdephis, Aug. 1896. JAMES SWAIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-10
CARD.

JASON II. BOcKOvER, having made az engagement
" with william Gardner CO. will be happy see bis
friends AMI customers a. his former lace Of business, 70
Greenwich 81 where he j. prepared 10 supply them Will
Dry Goods On very fsvorahle .erms- az 2wis'