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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-06

ARRIVAL OF SHIP CHIcoRA.-The
safe arrival Of this ship yesterday from
Canton was the cause Of much rejoic-
ing in this city, not only among anxious
friends Of the person on board, but among
the underwriters. She has a valuable
cargo, worth probably upwards of SI6O.
600, and the insurance on vessel, cargo,
SC, probably amounted to nearly $500,
600. The Chcora left Canton July 10,
and nothing had been heard of her since
until her arrival. Although she did not
pass Anjer. until Oct Z, and although
the ship Montreal, Of Boston, which left
Macao, Aug. 81, for New York, passed
at the same time, the Chicora has reach
ed port frs! Boston Advertiser.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-06

GEN. TAYLoR's VIrws.-Lctters from
Washington state that 1t is pretty we'll as.
certaned that Gen. Taylor's views on cer-
tain subjects are a. follows l. That Gen.
Taylor is IN favor of low duties, and that in
case of his election to the Presidency, he
would not touch the tariff Of Ie46. 2. That
Gen. Taylor is against the establishment, of
a United States Bank. and in favor Of an in
dependent treasury. 3. That Gen. Taylor
Is ~ favor of a territorial indemnify.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-06

GF~I, was lately decided IN an is'i mt,
that the absence ofa srricd man from his
wife Gr four years. in Americs, made his
wife q widow.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-06

II sEJ| "A very distressing case Of death
from accidental poisoning occurred in
the family of Aid. Mengle. of this
city. few days ago. A p,eparal ion
Of arsenic and sugar had been put upon
plate and placed in the cellar, for the
purpose Of destroying rats. BY some
unaccountable means, (as the poison
was supposed to be out OF the reach of
he child, "a little daughter named Isa-
bella Amelia, between three and four
years old, discovered the poison and ate
Of it. About half an hour elapsed before
the family were made aware Of the terri
BILE truth, when the best medical aid was
called in and every effor, made to coun-
te, act the effects Of the deadly mineral,
but in vain. The little sufferer, after
lingering in great agony for twenty six
hours expired.-Reoding (Pa. } Gaseite.
ARREST OF GENERAL PILLow.-H
appears, that Gen. Pillow was not arrest.
ed on account Of the letters referred to in
Gen. SCOTS order Of Nov. 18th AZ, but
for the following:
Gen Pillow having taken exceptions
to the finding ofa court Of inquiry, which
finding has been approved by Gen. Scott,
addressed paper relating to the matter
to the Secretary of War, through the
commander in chief preserving a copy,
which he avowed in letter accompany
ing he had sent, or would send, directly
10 The Secretary at Washington.
This transaction is judged to be a con-
tempt, and for the so judged contempt
Gen. Pillow is arrested.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-06

II STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoy.-In relation n
The explosion on board Of the steamer A. N.
Johnson, near MaysvIle, Ky., correspon.
dent Of the N. Y. papers says
So rapid was the progress of the flames
alter the explosion, and so complete the
devastation, that hardly on effort could be
made Tor self preservation. The boat was
soon ~ one sheet Of fire and burned to the
waters edge.
| The number of passengers on board the
\. n. Johnson when tins appalling accident
occurred, was one hundred and sixty, not
more than one quarter OF whom escaped inju
ry. 80 dreadful an accident has rnrely, If
ever occurred on the Ohio.
The list of killed and wounded IS rs yet
o' course very incomplete, aud as 10 most
cases OF the KIND, there were probably many
individuals on board whose names will be
ever unknown.
Ihe occurrence IA may be presumed has
occasloncd great excitement and deep
sympathy here. Persons IN the vicinity Of
The Disaster did oil in human power to re
iieve the sufferers, bot so swfnlly sudden
was The occurrence, tha; nearly every effor,
was iruitl.ss.
Rail ROAD TRANSPORTATION. The
quantity Of merchandise transported over
the Boston and Worcester Rail Roed
during the year ending on the 3Olh OF
November last, amounted to 284, 900
tons, which exceeds an average OF 900
tons day. The freight money paid
for the transportation ofthis merchandise
TO the three rail roads which form the
two lines terminating in Boston, was
T967 900. One half The amount was
transported distances of 900 miles, and
e%erage cost ofihc whole transporta
ton was about 80 10a ton. - Boston
Adgcrfi-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

H1A-, VII ST TAUtHT Vt Mi nflv ,syITy
Hcontnues to teach lsdies and gentlemen
~ II Ithe Pisnoforte, Singing, Guitar, Acoroeon
sna Wolfe Terms moderate. For sale ranofortes snd
good assortment Of the shove Instruments NJ Is 81
home every "Wednesday and Saturday afternoon and even
lug ApPly at 465 Broadway, s doors above GrAnd-st
.olf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

IJVFRPOOL-siip ISnigianG-4 css mise 20 IN
vsrp Hubbeil & Cot cs 9 bbls TO bxs Clao. 49,
tbls Chase 4 Wslksr-l7 Cameron brerd-- 90 "a 90
N.cbol. Beatty-i4 do Hunt-l0cs Ihoinp'.n ~
Al chains 81 e. Bgterhsld Brotters-5t DD,- y "
Ps,l A CO. pei Mccall 4 stroug-@ cks NeN1' -
8 "a Han Broths-2 cks Van Nett " I9Vil5 'l ul'
ron Breese L EIott-35 Jsssop-5 eks 1850 ~. =
Cot 2bktsA Belkrap@f css okta ~ thsl, M
ris,oun 4 Col ok T r Bishop rsle buiN-J A-NNOl
81. yVslsb & Nallorv3 Do bbs w \ s@yrnolr-,a css
bbds zee C. Dbl & auvils Willetts-l 90 =. sN
SfYrass shaw cssk Wolfe Giisspie-f =. W AZ
Shsrusn--il2O bxs tin Phelps, Dodge coz eks
Oekey Fox SO DO Hunt Bro;hs-x DO = Difs Aasul5
CT bbls X spalding-3 Walker Bro'hs--l@ sr WIS hs
lied y D.sh-S sks Binus Hsstesd-5o crates n VI 4rn
gsil-l4 cks n Winkley-S0 c. Atefhury u - g
Coopsh-23 bbls Beais, Bush Cow bGs lron ~
moe Co-20 cks l73 bbls &C Buuit-i 90 osrVl'
II * Van Nest hid ~ cks Thomas Co g ht9l
srdson 4 WstsoD-l DO oks Rossvelt-z en-, ca, 20
Merritt 4 Co.'S cks Robins do CD New oc,o
I 81 Belsnsp--5 DO CO s. Berrisn-s chs VAN q
Msory-6 Watt sherman n Dfaufht-1 D''s 80,
nd Broths-l e. Wethersl Young cks ha!i oifohs
II bais 8 as Pston l. Stswari-x 20 Oskey & e
Hp5soo-t0 bbls rs C. ! Stewart L Cos Lofd Ia5-
ior-l bale a Stewart q COZ Cameron = ~ as.,t
sritb Tturgsr CO. OK Smith, Torey 20 9lll,i'
Wright Cot Van Nest-2 do q bdis Das 20 90
cks / hid T. COMING chs "a J Hopsius-l az " GOO
ward Conaor--5 DO case Tracy Allen Co = 20
lsud Strari CO-l0O tons pig iron " . ~ -i - "
Vosburg-3 bbls 60 Laguers-l a. + bow 4
Cos A. Cook Col S.rone-l csse 20 ~ aAsi--,
Hunt case crates On snvs Hyslop Brth-r-l bsle "
Sloane ok CO Wolfe Bishop-l2 c. Gtaydon SWen-
wick Col hid n Chapman-66 cs X Crook ISL
per u tons pig iron SoHI bifs IRON ~ CAa ~
bb's hid 249 crates 46 ties a. bXs 10 order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

VVHIs WONDERFUL MEDICINE 10 rapidly acquiring
"a wedeservrd popularity over az other meoielne l.i
the speedy and penn auent ~ a diseases o. pull
ouary character ss consumption, bronchitis ob'tina
coughs asthma and a diseasss arising from impure 6ooo
To ints gent public little need % sad e9q its a . "
wish % say but rather 90 convince me woo D5 e o't
deronstrabe evidences of is decided superiority over
anything Of the kind IN certainty and efficacy.
The a. hand when The system requires tne
greatest attention. as ected cold or cough may prove
serious You had better procure ooe ana k-ep
IL by you-it may be worth hundred times s coat Ihe
stnrs effect Of The changing seasons - 10 produce NOR
bid action throughout the system particularly ths DOoo
not In pure sud healthy state when thls s,hr case
how Necessary 20 have the remedy A. hand. buy III
health and II may you your Sickness ~ are
ing great number Of certificates 70 the ioowns eurc
Us NEw-Yozg. Feb, l8f3
DR Morris BALsAMic SYRUP Il take srest pleasure IN
recommending 10 the public this simple bot yet nyalua-
lie medicine Having tried t for time past anc thus
fully testified its merits d. nothestaie - Anm my Il
one Of the most efcscious remedies tor oas' ey.
hoarseues, and other pu.mJnay com NJ wnlei
have any acquairtsuce- Ah-'Ni - nv, s $780,,
Dg.R srsI am rsd fo that you haye brought before
the prbie Dr. Nnrrs BatstMic SYRUP for coughs cofs
a. lcns familiarity with he virtues 81 ths mraIe.ne
confirms iu the fet th't u u the net "a
rsnt of the purposes Tor which 70 10 prepared IL - 80
soo,bips In he ef.cts j. $ REDFlELD.
Clinton Hall, New-Ycrk Feb 1898.
DFAR SIR not generally willing % emo ny hsi7
10 inf or rsrtfcae Of patent medicines but Win refer
ence 10 your cough medicine known AZ Dr MoIIa "a
s,,c sYRUP viii chesruy gay that 10 fa Deen usen IN
my family with decided success, aud thlnk u very uf-
ful msd cine 70 be kept in every am,iy ,,rr,,ru
Tribune Once, Feb, 1888. THOMAS McELhAlu IT. -
Price So capts bottle For sale wholesale sud retail
BIZ Ripley General Agent fo- The propne.or, corner
Park-place and Broadway, New York and Al A % q y
sands, 100 Futon-st corner Of Wlismst aud 81 me
Cbsfnbers.st and h. Win,hip. ~ East Broadway cor
Marketst; Mrs Hayes, iS9 fuitonst Brooklyn ana %
Druggists generally - -.
dre. by letter (postpadl r r RIPLEY Sole agent cor
nsr PARK place and Broadway, NY. at Tuksu Neowtl
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MORNING REPORT
SENATE. ALsAsr, Mar

SrNATE..-. AIsASI. March ia =. d.
Mr. gINY laid on the table refolutlon thh. -
tha existing laws the Canal othcers OF tne gu !,
c,,oot be required 20 perform the duties OF thei'
osEcss on the Sabbath "a, 1850.
M WILLIAMS gave notice OF OIL 70 protect
,olse-s of circulating notes OF Safety Fund BANKS
NJ AyR.rLT in answer 70 an inquiry Put 70 mn
bs Mr. WILLIAMS, said the reason why the BANK
Committee had reported against the Dill 10 heuuce
the Cspital Of the Banks was thst It would striSe
some $40 900 900 Of banking capital out Of eA
is,suce. ,u.,,-
NJ. BoEEE reported favorabiy on the bill TO ate'
the Commissioners plan Of Brooklyn
Mr. Hall offered resolution. which was aooPt
"a calling upon the late Commissary .Generai 10Y
50 socount Of his expenditures OF certain moneys
appropriated. p-ooLl,.r.
rne bill to amend the City Charter OF Brooklyn
was passed. ,o~,,d
The Immigrant bill was referred, to be reported
complete. n-..;oo :.
The report Of the Commissioners on Practice III
the Courts is now up. debate is going on as u
the mode in which the Senate shall consider IT,
ASSEMBLY. 800
Mr. Pray reported against Mr.. CHARLocKs Dill
for Bridge over the Hudson at Albany
Nj CHARLocK reported, for consideration OF the
Uonss. bill TO remove the Capitol t. New-fofk
Bills were passed, To amend the charter OF the
Brooklyn City Hospital.
To allow the TOnawanda Railway Co. iarther
time within which TO lay down heavy ran.
To punish SELECTION IS a crime, 20 TO 10.
To punish ABDUCTION as crime, 9 TO H.
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Things in Philadelphia.
Idence Of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA. March H. lS45.
DYEs the Photographer. has met with decided sno
pnexpesd success in Philadelphia his beautiful science
s.yipx been al once taken hold Of BY large number Of
ed "a ard Influential citizens Mr. Dyer very com
nsractor snd bis modesy good sense and perse-
seraace admirably calculated for the work he hes SET
cat upon =, -, 49,. 81.
The Italian Opera Is doing very well herebetter, on
the whole than anything Of the kind since my remem
brsuce. .ss. -
The city begins to put on an appearance Of scvy ebo
,bs hotel. srs An crowded The pretty franklin under
NJ soue from EsvYork, has recovered all It's old poPu
lsrity and 10 crowded with gay people.
george Myers German in West ksnsinglon, beine
tired Of life ossed pistol with pebbles which he DIS
eased into his mouth yesterday He IS At the Hospital
.ue WI not recover from his Dsmosherean experiment
liz the Seconds market yesterday afternoon butcher
had occasion reprove Of his apprentices The boy
sloozinx 70 the progresves" took carving knife and
,tues A. his master sevepg tbs cheek from eye TO chin
TIE ship Washington from NewOTleans, which Is re-
ported below contains the remains Of Capt AyTes HIS
fzneral will be large one.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
n, Ts.srar, g rh Nss~ ferS Tr'Ssss'
>Nw.NueN ,sG,si.Arusg.

sxxArg. 49,. A,s.s,. Nsrvh III I'M
Petitions we're presented nom INC NNsN"'s''''''
At Has,Srstiaa ior an sPpoprisuen
AZ. NEvsa rer>stcA hsll authorizing the Board
Al S,sacs,,ea ~ NewN ork ~ establish eNen'ps
N, IA H.,, rcys,rsed avorshy On the bill to
..,,ssl ,ns AZ ~ paw Heury Storms extra comPcn'
NJ A,x.rtr rsp,r,cd against the bill 70 saihor-
"a irs>,rg>rstea hanks ~ reduce their capital Also
,he Nsa 3, aa,h~ise the Cs,sAih Bank to reduce l"
ssg,tsl Ill. s.,h. ..
,s,insmenl and payment ~ Ciefs or Sie'As W INC
ssrD>s.,e ofcc in Queens County.
ire hall e authorize the Exchange Bank OF
tennessee II change i,s location, was passed.
Tss bill k,r the Protection Of Immigrants arriving
AZ the Pvt vt New.Nork, was recommlt'oi 50
sse applicable 10 Immigrants arriving rom ''"''
ySaro. -, =. Ashs,ins
,he bin IL, the formation Of banks Inc o'" "'"'
- third reading. Atlsarnsa'
A. " : s~rrE rerorted q bull 20 reimburse :"
tie NsxY Dest and Dnme ihA''u0o" 'e'a''
cxcen.es incurred for State Pupls' ,,-.
-~.o,,t,.,n was sdopted tor raising select
c..,..,.s IN the petition Of w. w. NrLts, the
sxrsr NJ the buildings destroyed by the mop IN
Oaecns County. with power 10 VISIT New 'o'"
- y aeens County. IA,
"a alton ~ the Long Island Cana and NsViSa'
t,on Company. a..
The hIi passed making appropriations Tor the
NeuNork DispeDssries 40, .
Mr. Rowlr on notice brought IN bill u moor
,,-.,s The Theatrical Fund Association.
t. Mi Allowing the Tousw snds Railroad Com
psrV until 1851. to lay down heavy rails, was
passed. fp, C;,,,
Bospitsl wss tsken up in Committee
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Comptroler's Once. February q, 1873.
H. B-Msps Of the Aforesaid property can he had =. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.

Arriyed-schr L II Nickerson Nekerson, Boston d.
mdse, TO Foster q Nickerson. ,o,,,s- oil,
Ssbr John Murray Smith, Ms'anzss 10 a. lb' hhos u
go olsssss M 4; Thursfon Vessels left before report
"a 2th inst lat q 25 Ion u 10, spoke bark Mary Kan
lett from NOrlesns bound 20 Cork 10 days out 20 mss
Of Mssnzas spoke brig Neona, OF CALAIS hume SEEKING
freight - 80 !, .l
schr A5eons, of Plymouth Mass Levi, Vera Cruz So
de- mdse, 10 master
Soiled-ship ANGELO Brig Almata. Curacao
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Aerf-ndsr wear 81: % 2 81; 20 g. S3i 70 ~ -
-, 1o q. ~ 70 81 81: 81 o. A. 81 a. 20 ~ . ~ 20
s0 II; soto 20 ~; 10 to Co. g. co % o. 100 Sna up
ward unknown &C.,. ,s- leland a.
PL.cEs ~ NATIvirT 80 nited STATE Az a. -.
"a q. West Indies. Poland, J. unknoNA's 81, - o.,
FROM Alms-House. Bellevue. Hospits b7s'I97' p,
ps,i-sntiarv Hospital Bisckwels Island, onlall o.
20 ~ - Lunatie Asy um. DO 4 Boominsdale nosp.si'
2. Wards leland 0 City Hospital, - Nursery 10
ais.Lwslr, I.laod 2. AlmsHouse, do Colorsd h'A7
aa.ni,si Prospect Hall. Colorsd Persons u.
- HO'P''' A W WHITE City Inspector
c;.- f,sns-,e-'e Once Msrch u, 1879.
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Oh OnQ PEACH TREES for sale Of the proper age
OOJOOO for transpiantng. choice selection Of nocu
lated Fruit aud warranted 10 be OF the kinds sold for Or
derl from distance viii receive immediate attention,
with delivery OF the free Of expense AZ Fulton
Market wharf Apply 10 WHITE BARNES, 20l Pearl
81. Or % ELWOOD LAFETRA, At tho Nursery shrews-
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WYOMING IRON wonKs-s aEGlsrs sALE

WI - 80 -. :, 'ss.ssrr. p, on Frissy
18th March without I'D 0urnmrnf 40 tons railroad iron
Erie pattern, IN he per yard $50 i0ns snf inch pud'
pie bar iron and inch tops and bottoms 600 tons antfs
cite Nas and pig ion 900 tons Lycomlug and other
charcoal pg 100 tons refined plate iron and at other
materials necessary carry rolinr MIL CONSISTING
~ smiths, putdlefs and heaters tools oia press pia
copper. cil. carts horsss 30 kc. mlo w
STEAM ENGINES, paip Of Ensses. Boilers and
- Machinery soda Appsratas Lsihe. fulies shaitins
&C Ac housht sold and exchanged gn hand. 3d. aud 4
horsepower Highest cash price Tor second hand srti.
mi Ttsod' JAMES coCHRANE, iol Kipss
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puRrI.y VEGETABLE.

nOCTOR r. }. MATTOCks's BUENA VISTA PILLS.
D-In Offering this medicine % the public, We Introduce
the most mid easy aud certain catharre ever known not
the least gripping or drastic effects attending their opefa
ton We DO pretend 20 cure every form OF disease
with these Pills neither Do Ue expect o. raise the as
or AN the living but DO know thsse pills will cure dis
eases OF the liver any form such ~ sc1te or chronic IN
f.mmaon or auniice IN It's worst stage dyspepsla con
tipsed bowels headache, heartburn fatulencY ana 10
fevers they ara the only medicine needed they VIII
break the most malignant type II taken IN the rst stage
according 20 the directions Accompanying each box lhey
will also remove sl female distractions Immediately ana
IN rheurnatism and zout they nAhbe remedy u
per.evered al elections of the kidneys and urinA
ryorgans we can recommend them perfectly safe snd
effective remedy, gravel, chronic Inflammation Of me
Kidneys or bladder structure, be cured Ia very snort
time with thess pills. As general eathArc they ere the
best offered 20 the public because they strengthen
the bowels and leave the system Ia healthy state o4r
rating without the least ri ping or pain 1900, .
Sold Vhoiesae and retail by Dr.. r. J. hAIIoS NJ -
Fh Troy ard r-'ssd b his agents Throughout the
State. ~,
4geris ~ the Cify-Gersral Agent, $50 Hudson-st-S
Greeuwioh-st; So Greenwich-sLi ls- Broadway $50
Gresnwich-st; ~ Eighth avenue L8e Eighth-syenas
corner Troy 81 and Eghthavenue; so hud.on-sti 80
Hudsonst 65l Greenwich-sti SIS huosonst -. opiins
It - SprnEst; rs Boweryi 20 GIand-sLi - DiSn4'-
corner Grand and Norfolk sts; 40 Grano-'t
di0 2fauf nj . = SAT-
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SANFORD BROTHERS,

cash TAILORING ~ Fulton st. next To Herald Office.
u Just received beautiful aud choice assortment Of
Clothes Csssmoss and Nestings which will he made 10
order 81 very Reasonable prices mis- In
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lhsve been slcted f1r years With the lies and nave
tried without snythin. Ike permanent bsnsat, .mo't
everything GsEumng The name of rerneoy NAo; -
tIis feiua rrss inducsd-nOt without rsuctance' con-
fsrsro use Uphan's Eec-usry and having lsea tof
sb. three week. according tie directions 1910 down
fnd 20 my utter surprise 80 well - 80 sscton tnAt
every synpton o. the dsease hss eft me- tlnN u cue
49, Y - q W. McLEAN
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- near The sixth avenue. stories 10 hight, finished
with al tho nodsrn Improvements, OIs q The houses
Furnished With looking Esses 10 the piers and mantes
Of both tho psr0f every espest fr.i houses Of
m 1derate size Apply 20 A BBEECKgR,
MI II. - II
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N Resf-rca ah0rt four miles from the Brooklyn refrf
~ 90 the road 90 Fort suiion. Long Island The house
ia ,rs- with carriage house and oubudngs in good or
. and p acres Of choice Land situation high and 10
-rlon Y healthy commanding good view Of the CITY
B,v. &c Apply b WM h. ONlNGrON. Oh south''
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u n = 7 =
NJ i0ts fpr sale 90 staten Island tho lover ferry
tho msIn street. le,lIng . Tho r. ch bod road
s0uhfed vii be sold cheap for cash 70 farther par.
cular spplg 20 G. COLES. Isl Broad vsy. up stairs
Also, Fsrn % let, A. fonssrs, Westchsstsr County
shout 10 nj =, from The city ma 10.
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DIR. ELLIOT
PrACH TREES FOR SAFE

INFORMS HIS PATIENTS that hii hours n stteudsn
\ 81 the ofice now from 10 20 3 o'clock M0nda
Wsdr -sday ard Friday, 693 Broadway me In
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MEDICINES.
INTELLIGENT FHfsIOInLs"

PILES,
torpiAify oftr bowels ooafiipa 49,. .o3 h.ster
..,.,ion OF the stomach. bowels h'lu.l- 49, In ~
49, a. fh~ head chronic dYsenfrfy Hnd an ~
st,,ory disease. Of the bowels ana Stomach arc u''
ies Us, ,,1p,n "a VEGETABLE ELECTUARY.
IN -, - .9ie.n- ever discovered, entirely vefrta
u -,r ~ an, sttrr ~ . cathartio on phYsie and
.,,.es,lIv ior those subject to fle, -
e'Pe'''''' THOTsANDs WILL TESTIFY
Ti..n internal remedy aud may pc u-ea 10 81 $50 81
I'D rpser I'll sroumstsnees with gsiiso' sse.y fu ~
confidence q . permanent eHfa OF "''' ''''''
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ORGANS AND pIANOPoRrEs.

TIE UNDERSIGNED thankful Tor the many fsvors
conferred upon him has the honor 10 inform hs friends
and pupils and the public generally, that he has made
with the most celebrated manufacturers IN
this city by which he Is enabled 20 furnish the most sups
ror Instruments At wholesale prices, warranted 90 with
stand the influence q any climate Organs OF every SIZE
ftm $500 20 $1,000. Reverend gentlemen building
churches and in OF Organs, will save themselves
much trouble by addressing the subscriber Pianos IN
rosewood octsves from elo % eo; q sud %
from 5000 % $3.50 from S3l5 10 $50. The IN
strumsnts will always be carefully packed under his own
inspection, that they will reach their deftnatiop
hsther by land water perfect safety and 10 tune lie
will select ~ heretofore, instruments from any maker In
the city that his friends may signats Please direct 70
tie Subscriber a. 4ui Pearst y Y WIN ANDRE,
formerly Professor Of Music 40 Mount ST. Mays
College, Emmitsburg. Md. now o. 81 Joha's
College. Fordham, N Y.
For the benefit Of those who not personally acquan
ed with him he ref-rs 10 the following gentlsmen The
most Rev. Arch Bishop Of Baltimore RI Rey Bishop
Purcell Of Cincinnati Rev. John McCehrsy Prest. Nc
81 Mays College, Emmitsburs. very Rev Dr. tn oaud
Prost 81 John. College FoTdham Robt. NJ Blaesweli
Astoria, l. / Alfred Lsroque Esq Montreal, Canada
MI nH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

NAssansr-etN0t . hefeby zVen 70 M fs AILse'
and oext of din OF DANIEL LYNCH grocer of the CITY
of New York deceased aud who IL alleged 70 have died
ntestae that shall apply q the Surogae Of The County
Of New York for Letters OF Administration upon the es
Ats of the said nesate on the 9th dag Of March next
Al ten o'clock Ia the forenoon Dated New York, Feb =,
I848. JAMES ; rHAYER, PuS'e Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14
pAssENGERs ARRIVED
rnprrcN INTERRUPTIONS

Ia dim Cottarine f~ora Ct1resfon-J Fi-ls diss "
Colder Hrs r Brady. Miss& MONTGOMERY AlleI WIS
" 49, ~ ] " rman. NJ YOUNG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

TIA St7.-Pubuc aouce II hereby gwen 70 al
persons who have omitted 90 psy their taxes or the
year ~. 10 pay the 10 u my Office before
the st day Of April 1888 after which date Interest will be
charged upon 81. taxes remaining unpaid AZ the rate Of
per cent per snrum, calculated from the llh day Of Oco
Der. i3f7, 20 the day u payment Office hours from
to2PM Office Receiver Of Taxes, New CITY Hall. Park.
milis3 SMITH DuNNlNG Receiver OF Taxes