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Great Reduction in prices.

ALFRED MONROE & OO'S ONE PRICE STORE, .
No, 81 Magazine Street
consequence of the summer season drawing a close
we have greatly reduced the prices of our 81 NJ VI Err
GOODS, will be by the following 4 g,3N
safely recommend them 10 friends those Who
Atths Estabiishment every ace offered atthe very
lowest price at which be sold and NO REDUCTION
can IN any instance, be made
Black and cold Cloth Ffock and Dress Goats SO ITO % 90
Black and coored Cloth Sack Goats 70 % to e %
Fancy Sack and Business Goats 80 10 10 %
SFecoass-al descriptions 90 r "
Meno FrOck and Dress Goats 90 TO Is 10
Linen Sacs aud Coates. 50t 3 90
Cashmaette Sacs and Focks ......... 10 90 to 70 0J
PANTAL ooNs:
Black and colored Cashmere Pants "a 90 TO 10 90
Black and coloed Doeskin Pants .......... GO 10 30
COlore weed Pants 90 to ~
English and Frenah Coonado Pants. p 10 50
French drap etc Pants, ~ 10 "
White and Fancy Linen Drill Pants. OOto g
inoia NanAesh VESTS
Fancy Cashmere Vests 50 50 to 50
Black and Fancy "a in Vests 90 10 %
Black and eoored Slk Vests % to "
Black and Fancy Velvet Vests; W toy W
Rich Black and Embrodered Cloth Vests.....as SN
Gold and Silver figured Vests 90 to ~
Best White and Fancy Maseies Vests ~. o. TOD
Best Butt Cashmere Vests 4Ut TO "
SHIRTS CRAVATS, HANDKERCEIEFS &c.
Supefne all linen Shs-stitched bosoms, 81 80 to %
Superne muslin Shirsien bosoms and collars, u to 70
Hickory Check and Negro Shirts.
NIeino ianel game, brown, white and pink Underhi
Silk Undershirts and Drawers. land Drawer
Very rich STYLES fancy Cravats
Italian and French black six Cravats
Linen border Handkerchief
/ Linen and silk Gloves
Cotton, merino, and linen HaICHose
| Snk and Bingham Umbrellas, &c, &c. - -, ,,.,
ala d&W1 an NIL ~ - a Magazine. 81
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GORDON PLUMNEl

RDJUSTER OF RYERAGE
strsSt Men Orleans e 20 list nov.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14

White Goods Laces, Linens EnfroidsIe &c sle' anu n
assortment Of MILLINERY anil STRAW GOODS 70 "neh i'
oul invite the attention Of City and counry Dealers. Ni
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14

By EIpsss from Paris 70 LoHdoE and thsnee eg Iste
gre1h to LiUcrpOoi, for the Ne0 YORK sun
LONDON, Saturday, July q, ls4s.
We hav,received adyices from Paris, dated yes
terday evening They state that the city was tran
gull, and tina the National Assembly would author
ize, in a lew days, tide Government to contract
loan. TO ceiain extent The amount Is not
specified.
The committe. Of the South American bond
holders have recered letter from Lord Pamerston,
stating that MIR. Aams, the Charge d'Attalres, has
given his promise toaave their claims adjusted.
The Havre cotton aarket was pretty brisk.
At Amsterdam, the }ourse was duh and languld,
and prices rather decrng.
Accounts from Paleruo state that the Duke of
Genoa had been elected.
Rumors are again in ctcuIation that the Dutch
have refused to ratify tn, terms of the armistice
between Germany and Denmark.
In the House Of Common, July %, Lord John
Russell moved to bring in BIZ for the arrest of all
persons supposed TO be disaftcted towards the
crown and Government. His speech, so far, is
loudly eheered by pretty full Muse
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BOOTS. SHOES, AND BRoGANs.

90 CASES ROOTS SHOES and BRO---Sl 7
- h. r. G. HOBBS, -
IL Il CustomhOUse street "a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14

~. The new steamer MARY STEPHENSTTE; Inv NJ
bH% Wheeling Cincinnati and LouiSyleT ~ " Ht,L
Ia5gbt steamer will leave above on THIS "a a
oInck p NJ punctually, from POydIas ST. Wha
lhs1' "t . y os HYDE & OGLESBY, u Poydras ST.
e PASSENGERS will be on board at The hour
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steamboat Departul Is ms Day

rg- SEE ADYERTIsEdENTS on IBLhD ~ =
D. p;,s DUCK RIVER, Apologize, 5 P NJ
Sc &c.,, 49, MARY STEPHENS, Ford, =, ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14

49, Benoval-C Yale, JR., = GO, have feInOVV0
"a rEortres street to 81 MAGAZINE STREET between
o and Crayrer where they VIII seep Their usual stock O.
Eai,c,t and Sfanln SILK GOODS,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14

- -Terio, ligbt dram hit fast-rDmaing steamboat
mick RIVER S. APPLICABLE master, VII ~ az
lave THIS DAY, the l4th inst, at p 0 clOcA' E ~ ~
Shreveport ~ p SMITH & co Sc Magazine st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14

- IN EyoopRuFF's WORM SPECIFIC is safe and
sent rsi;dy for W5rns-TRY IT. 1t as good As the oeas
cheap tn cheapest - - .r INV f,r,,y yr
DO certify admniserd to member o. my Isnly III
1i'o-NsI case JOHN J. LIT Ii.
oia n sieines are for SALE Wholesale aud retail only
Ii WRlC, n a. CO. ISL Charities street, N o. Jel"&n
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Strike till the last armed foe expires
Strike for their affairs and their fires
Strike for the green graves OF Their slTeS.
God and their native land
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MY h, have Tecaved and open me IoHuWIHE "OINs
w Der Crescent City
GOWERIF: a novel BY G. P. r. James;
THE TENANT OF WiLDFELL HALL; by auIhoi
yAST rye FAfR-Pen and Pencil Sketches Of English So
ciety by w Nj. Thackery; % ~. vi.
The following Plates of the hogs 81 NEW I"r@-
I yVinans in the character Of JOe
T. s. ChanfTan in the character Of Nose. .,
yqe qHf Ne Bntt-frOm the play New ORR As IL Is
8is,,2TIe WESTMINSTER REVIEW for July, lsls
ala If WELD a. ~, ~ camp s4gSl.
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No. MAGAZINE ToiIEh NAAAL . i"AA
a DEALER IN CLOTHING,

Keeps constantly hand complete assortment o. every
o1irea for Genleman's War trohe AFi' -'I'
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-08-19

henble it wss all wrong from beginning to end. As there
was no time at present to into any argument on the sub
ec and as had almost become usage Of the body he would
not now oppose but in giving his vote now he desired
to be distinctly understood that il would be for the last time
[Cres Of tLet the resolution be read as amended j
The question was then taken the resolution amend
ed, and decided in the affirmative, as follows
YEAS-Messrs. Allen, Badger, Baldwin, Bell, Benton
Berrien, Borland Cameron, Clarke DAVIS, OF MISSISSIPPI
Dodge, Douglas, Downs Fitzgerald Foote Greene, Hale
O. Lousans, Mason, Metcae Miller Rask,
Sebastian, Spruance SturgeO Ulnam Webster,
Westeot and Yulee--36.
NAYS-Mcssrs. Atherton, Bradbury, Breese, Bright,
Felch, Niles, and Turney-7.
On motion Of Mr. DOWNS the bill for the relief Of Fred
erck Durrive was taken up and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. BENTON, the Senate took up the bill
for the relief OF VIM. Trplet; which ordered third
reading and passed.
On motion Of Mr. ALLEN, the Senate proceeded con-
slider the bill from the House in relation to military land
rants; which read third time and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. DODGE the Senate took up the bill for
TIE relief Of John p Gatot and the legal representatives
Of Henry Graio, and it read third time and passed
On motion Of Mr.. HANNEGAN, the Senate took up the
bill to quidate certain claims therein mentioned which
read third time and passed.
The usual committee appointed the part of the
Senate to wait the President OF the United States and notify
him that unless he had further communications make
the two houses of Congress- having finished the business before
them, ready to adjourn.
On motion Of Mr.. HANNEGAN, the Senate proceeded to
the consideration of Executive business and remained therein
until u meridian when the President pro tenn adjourned the
Senate sine die.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-08-19

Mr.. FRIES presented letter from Mr.. Medi, Commits
sioner Of indsR Affairs, in reply TO speech made BY Mr.
CLSeNAS two three days snce IN which he expressed
bis belief that there was gross corruption in the Bureau OF
Indian Affairs. The letter from Mr.. Medi, denied that
there any corruption in bis Office, land charged Mr..
CLseMlS with having made false and unounded assertions,
and asked that committee might be instituted to inquire into
Che charges.
The reading Of the letter frequently interrupted and
objected to- the ground Of its oensveness to the dignity
and character Of the House.
Mr.. ROCKWELL, Of Connecticut, rose, and, in
pertinent remarks defended the rights and privileges Of the
members Of the House against such attacks from subordinate
officer OF the Government He concluded by moving that
the letter be not received.
Mr. FRIES replied that an attack bad been made on the
floor Of the House by the gentleman from North Carolina on
COL MedIIl to which honorable would submit. He
was willing admit that the letter couched in the
most respectful language. The Commissioner bad been
charged with corruption and fraud, TO repel which
TO be supposed that he would he very careful choosing his
language He hoped that committee would be raised TO in
qure into the charges made by the gentleman from North
Carolina, as asked by Mr.. MedH
Mr. CLlNGMAN said the report of his remarks in the In
teigencer which he had alluded the corruption Of the
Indian Bureau, not entirely accurate, but from nforma
ton received he had made those remarks he was salts
fed Of the corruption Of that bureau. He also reiterated
some Of the strong language which he had heretofore sed
in relation to the Commissioner.
Messrs. BURT and EVANS followed, and spoke al some
length against the reception Of the letter Of Mr. Med
accoun, Of the offensive language in which It couched
The privileges Of the House secured the eest and ample
debate which should however, be exercised with prudence
but under circumstances could il be tolerated that officer
Of subordinate department Of the Government should send
this House offensive communication like this. II he had
felt sggeved he should in the first place. have ssceraned
from the honorable gentleman from North Carolina il he
correctly reported and in the place, he should have
asked for Investigation But he had gone beyond this
and written insulting letter. which the Louise could not
receive without FORGETTING It's selfrespect The E1ecu-
tive bad long sought TO degrade the House, and be had
an malor in one Of his subordina,es
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MoNpAY, ArGrsr ma. ls4s

The reading Of the Journal Of Saturday was commenced
when, moion Of Mr.. G. j. INGERSOLI. lie furtber
reading dfpensed with.
OREGON TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT.
Mr. ROBINSON, from the Committee ON Enrolled Bills,
reported that tie committee had examined the bill to establish
Territorial Government for Oregon and found correctly
enrolled.
He moved suspend the seventeenth Joint rule which for
BIDS bills being presented the President on the day Of tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

rn.s6 frop The East fa'h-r lss.thsn vs. "a
ern there 10 20, much movensnt SAL. s r "a Pr,
Richmond, Geo Gsto~n, A. ats l1soe - ~ ~ 49,
the inquiry has been btier ani sbesi 5' ons ns
picked up ats S0dJ 81 Jsr'aJ sieai . gus ~
GRANITE asnaos for Wheat u n'ooetats Sas eo.a
ers A'k generally higher pDeef than - isTscl,
IN, prtn- lo. A., I'D lghsr tn, m'.et - O-lo -
n-.fiv - hish a. Tor G~ns'>s '-- 49,. =, vit -
~. -. ~ :, cent. Tor N-g- Orleans TIE market
III, ps- ~. tuuprosed. and - nnsNs'f 'oo - -
some holders 3 cent. IN me sup '"' "e ''"''
'T,isKYTss ,ueply e v,ry limited Of III. The
qqs,ns',yy1, +; y POI. doll $40 The asa.ud
lii,.d About 50 b5is soid e sI"Hlo - me '.sr
= -, ,..n common Prime is uomins.y y SO OF
80, IO0 bbl. CoUntry sod a. 75 for ss'f, sud y
o., P,tsss and city 81 - Ard - Primo Mess 70
=. ana In demand iaIa T. dull ard the tendency 10
nw.,S About 5oa bhs sold At = 20 81 cens. the lat
80 foro erime 100 b1is Crosse a. sse go k>zs
a. cents Pisted Meats not 10 large supply bgtsfs
doll There j. bvt one Paes a. Shoulders on the market
Batter 10 fair inquiry, but Trss'.fs heavy Ch'e's
NAv,L srOREs- So. Of 900 hi. Ne~bsrn Ro,iO
nsd~ st 20 e-nts oesessd Spirits are very dull
OfLs-s.ss II 4ooo gals English Ln,sed 81 something
al IS ofs Tn. nsfksf has tsndeney % impfoscrrn
Sale. $3.50 gal. Amsre,s - 57d et. Whale is qn'st ST
BEEswAX~ssies Of 1900 70. Yellow =, 2s cts cash
LEAD Fer Lead the msrssr Is very quiet The iss
s'es he spot were at 81 S7s per swi The stock =
light
1ROcERlEs-Iu Groe.nss there IL quiet busit.s'
doins snd ths m.rsets generally. are hssvy.
sTEDs-Are suist Timothy sell, slowly ct s70es25
snd shout bushels Fsxsssd brought l15 ca per bush
Clover e duh al 6j07 eb
HDPS-Are dui- sr AID s.l-s have been made low
Tor fret sort Western Tee sskiLg prizes isb els
RlCE-Thsr- has been an increased demand dOrinsih-
week prices have sovsBese sh0at u; cts per cot
sa'-s Of 900 tee ct from SS 90 70 81 81
FlsH-Thsr. have been sales II 900 euInals Dry Coo
% dsy A. tG.a36: Msck.Iel dull
FRUlr-Of RAisIs 900 boxes dry ard wet. sold a.
1874 10 10 els
LiME-A cargo Of EsstsIa sold At 70 eH which i'
iitle letter
LATH-Ths market has downward tendency and
small parcels selling At 81 ST. cts per N.
HEdP-A sale NJ 1873 hsss partially Dressed, was Afe
al 81 81. usual time The msrsetis quiet.
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MARRIED

orh,,.S.y nh inst BY Rev Or Hutton. J. BRAD
IVA MONTGOMERY 20 ELIZA LEFsERTs, all Of I'M
sIIY u,.s--s.- OCH -, y, Rev
a. Al y.,rirstcu n HENRY WEEKS q few-f0
sLErHEs. dsDehtsr OF d.. X White -
a., Tbsf-d-y .ft@rnoon Z7th inst A. ~ PeoIs
a. EgEnERiCK - THOMPSON fcrmsrly - ~, - M
osfo 10 NJ. GORILLA CATHARISE &. Nki""'f 90
Oo Vedr@.day 1f,h Inst b. Rev d. no. s1
LIAM DOANE 70 AGNES YATES. al OF 'n. ..,,s 2s,b
~ ~ a. E.n.d,et. John O. CONGDO1S 81
ii'.,b,mtoe y Y % Mis-. MINERVA co" "
Tie fofinef pare 49,, 49,. - R>v DR. YOung
,vw d stiRLiNG. ia. u ih"ah ~ a.'snn
u dsashi.r Of William ~hitn,y' G E'g ID guteh.rd
w. @ LaspyR 70 SARAH A. dsush''f OF The 'a''
Isfofin Ked~ay.
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MELANCHOLY Errtcrs or An OUrnAeh-i, ne
Us.I... nod, Of Ms, Morrsste h" been ionpo va 80,
.f.N..,, Rlxsr The direct cause OF me nss"euoy
hsS 10 10 suicide wss excitement snc morunes.su
80 ~. oatr.sss AGAINST Ter father ~ MOP %
- ~. ,..,n utnbf.ee vote sissu b, d. VI. ~
80 So. 81 ub{eh b, wss . member. The oyut-
- ssit.S he iuesr Aton Of tbs people ~ Asos,s.
IN, bav. denounced 70 IN vat'ou' poo'0 's
s.ere..of. should BE- published
F,Rr-A FIRE occurred in the town OF Preston,
c,s,.nso Co N Y on Friday uisht i"i wh'eh ossIoyso
,srn Belonging 10 Nj 0soffe VICE. 20 49,
40 he. tors ofh.y Ths house sdj'sns s' t0of hfs
but saved 60, ,
Po,rPosExs.T--The case OF Lsngieidt ue
-. q. p6tl.s.iphis b.s teen postPJBse ui the
lsth Of May
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v.,s.s.y r,arnios 9Th issi sfter brei 'iints. o.
,..tise Of tbs lsnfs. GOODEN q. HALL Ia the o''h
80 ars fisn1s Of the family and u h- cons
49, Cb.rls. sud Andrew, are respectfully iuvteo ~
49, funera ibis csF, ~ o'clocs, from he are
49,. =. 80 Nshsius tOnst The fern4ius Will ~
'sssss - O e.a~Ooa T., in'er'aeni ,.,,nv
y's.rasy m,lnieg @th in,' oEbikU " nc ~
81. c,s,6. - the family ere fsq1-sisd 90 attend ne
".i,,l,, a.. house # ATs Graham, No iNbnvsfstJ-
noon ~ o'clock. without farther nOtice
rses 80, nsht z6ih inst. NARY JANE dsush'sr
Vy We - Mary Jass Csmpbsil aged years montbs
40 s.,,.l will oroesed 20 Greenwood from No ~
90 ,r.o.st mi, tFrd.yl htsfnoon, ~ hsif' at ocs
Intmli- A. xs1ars th- 25th iust Of dis-sss u
'oos'., iCHGRLES PAkMELEE printer. formerly Of
~ t~,a Coma ssed - yeas. month and 10 Gays
N,w.Hayen. Conn. papers ylosss copy.
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rIARKuAm'S

SCHOOL HISTORY or ENGLAND o. p APPLETON
- CO ~iI pasll,h Saturday, Hisiory q p md
from the nVssiog n sins Cesar % the Reign Of VIC
"a By 81. Hsrkrsm / rev editor, revised 40 en-
srg-d nth Questions .daPttd ~ school. 10 r. Un =
States By FnIs Koh brs sutror n Am-rcsn Popular
Lessons &C neat vol. l4n1 Price IS cents
rhsrs IL roth more needed n or sshoosthsu zco
histories not the dry c0mp-1ds 10 present bur
fsry books hs hs suFfst ae moral us. a history art
10. providsucs q God nsnfsso iD he sh.f. of Man
Mrs. Msrshans hsrf Used by thar mode Il III teach
90. late Or Arocn ssisr the great Ens.h school
of Rug1y . crsrac er with ms shten.d
and pi0gs vieus 81 teacnrg history u now several
sinre .rarisd this history - the form suc the
price acceptable 10 tie schools 10 The : | have
ssniJ r-vis.d BE- 800 rast Tat u may b sKeaslve
s-rviceabs 90 education - Ertrsef frsrs AHsrioaa Edif
err PrffHcc sH t1is
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STEAM ENGINES

TIE SUBSCRIBER ms IN process Of mlnufaorure $50
Steam Engines from 20 ~ horse power which Will
be finished by the s " May Also 30 from p 10 100 horse
power 20 be hnshed june and July The subscrher has
Ions engaged 10 the manufacturing u Stationary eu-
sues ani Dusines- Il That alone lie feels a1-
.ur-d hst he make better article aud ioI lcss uOney
shy other estAh shent 10 the coBntry The snsnrs
fitted with hssvy iron beds PLACED SAD no shed h-
wl0- lensh. -h casstsel piston snd valve rods The
ana coulectins rods are VI the hest wrought iron
The piston = entire article, mating 10 douoY
cure sslust esA.se sut viii astOr years lneJ are q
ht@d no with patent cutoff VI an entire constr
tou .inps 10 it, not liable 20 set oct Of
der anr can be ustrd OF with sny engh 0'stroks
while the engine Is operation. thrown OF entirely n
require WV. bUhDON,
Front Brookiyu
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BOOK TRADE.
THE ORGANIZATION

nTLABOR AND ASSOCIATION, b. NAH. Bri.a-
~ court Price . cent?
Tnss- -nrk. are ilc productions u th- Associs-
tive ssbot 10 FfAuc- Hrd c'rus the E-eat question u
the Ors.a.xsi01 II L.bf L-h j. The tuhj .ct Of
such deep interest il thst county Ib-re do
a th- End a. arruaEe Thich ave tl-s-f vie- ur he
industrial pnuc pl-s he'd By CgrsdsrAnt -hs fthsr
editors u lie Democrat PacItq4s" which Is uoU 1e
etdias or.sn a tie age Parry 90 Fsre- ~h ca ~
uu. organ EsiioG ~ labor the 4 =
fepghc
Tn. is.. Incsrnsont o. 61sFsl T. s-ncs of he Mae
t-enth Century. ~ 4 In4sfant Price - cents
The Childrea ol th- Ph..sasery, tauiisr Dlaesss.
~ r C1usfsnr. P-i-- = cerfs
NJ Hy.t-r-. su1 tsis-res n SsTYsr Pre-. . et.
The R.d Ccsts ca oncls OF the Revelation, b. Chss
sfsfisE Pus- p ssuts
vois. Pie. 50 cats
IA Uaivs.,sl History eftls World flTn the earliest t.
he present tin. fart.ik2 Pic. . cents Ger part
Assnf, tny1tsl 20 call a. ". n GRAHAns
Tfibuns Buiicing Nssssa-.t
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''STHe''' '.'c",fsly ,,pe,t,a for 7hs 7y.s@14
Aseys An. s,, THUssDAy, April a.
Fe.r.s IS. Ard dull wv WIN SINS" 'o'
CoffON-Cor'nuss 10 have oo,ynv.,s ,.,d.nce.
',us ssss nave osen made al cent ot prcss PIE.
va 70 ne As,as The s.es 70 day are 800 bale.
FLOUR AND hEAL-Ths mut.t To- ~, i. 1890.
90 BIN TO cay snd The sales are so,.lI., y.,-,ssv
.ss'- yes is'ser business than We reported and he
' stessosd 1860 tbs- day the trsn.setions are
n.ss-f~k a. lacs q. lots 10 bad order ssa6 cs .
asnssae - pgfoGsnss.s6 S7i; Broos!,n 6 81. T,oy
10, Nsv'VfisAass l24as % foi good brands The de.
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MYSTERIES AND MIsERIEs

THIS DAY PUBLISHED snd f.r .ais p, oEKFORD
4 60. Auof House, Part -Four ~ the Ny.ier-s saG
Me-ries Of N-WYork Price 3 cents.
Also f0E ssLE
Dom5-y sud Son parts a and ~ Ard lsst Pfes = cts.
Dombey snd Son, complete IN one volume, With all the
eDeTavibEs 5ucts
ho~itt's Journal Tor April Price p cts
London World Of fa.h on for Apnl Price 81 cts.
Wuhering Highs By me aathor o. Jane Eyre t0 cts
Lite and Adventures Of Henry Thomas. The murderer 20
Price = c'..
The Gamblers Fate. OF the Doomed House. Is ct'.
r l. Bulwer'a L~tIers "a he Wster Cure. l2i cis.
The Irish sketch Book BY Thaskersy, lou.iuios irf0r
nation very valuable 81 the present time Prc- 80
J. . Adams GA the Ccus'lfuti- In q fhe ; = sts
Memoirs Of Nidocq Chief o me French Police 81 cts
TYlney Hall. bt Thomas Hood Puc- = cts
The Bachelor - the Albany Pnca 57t etc
Od Hiek- The Gaide Adventures search o. Gold
Mne-gubshei ~ Harper Rfo,asrs paris. 81 sech.
Also, al tho i-frf ch~an publications atd periodicals.,
20 ~. Elrs.-e b. BaAEORD 90 Actor u -nse
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SPEEUnrD AMERICAN

tHORK.- ThL faults OF AMERICA. by c.
" HOvoy. editcrof thu horticultural Magazine, contain
ing richly eoorea enKGvnss, accompanied with the 90
and olisgs Of ali he choicest fui' cultivated Ia the
United States from paintings from rsturs made
Is FOR this work by w sharp u contains f1 dsscrc-
ton Of fruits the hAbit o. growth Of the coor
a. wood ffm Of the leaves toe synonyms uaf-r
hieh variety Is koOwn, The orgin snc period ~
iriTO1uctou ard ai other ps'cllr- n Importance 20
the Pomologist Tire work IL Published IN royal octave
numbers (unifOfm with Auiub0u's Birds Of Amstica }
and contains four plates e-ch with eight pages Of -t.r
press, the facst paper snd On bssuufu type Four
nuu bsrs now reefy d1l,r each. Il will b pub
h.hed every months. suhscr; pt us reeev.dh v
.. N SAXTON.
acg Otis AGENT f,r the Psbli.b.r .n5 sro.duav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH KfCasROs, sssuos.er
isS stNG~s afCutR g. PLsTr. store 20,
Dsus ~ >acti0n sN-s.
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ID s.lss Soon SIS sroaG~ay, SOtl.a H.il-ha.e. ts.
sgs1 = 20; 49,, ., es'- ' !. No. 6's, = e I.
Al d0zs-ses fils VI sseTy tsscT g0u
neat for private sss ,zsaoe snd O. .s- sstt
Out-S ,sis. IN - the cit, attended sGa.
FKiDAY Apul IS.
~ lns o'clock. .. a ttifoa o. nssr Pear,
vs-y rich d-.is.5s assortment o. h0usshod fur
Etur-. con..tss part Of reh plush eossted re,ssood
ra And center ae.ss vas ot'onAe' ~ - Pc. s-s
~indow curtains french sses;safs' ehs brsssei, Ply
srd ngrzia ssfBe.s es'eshs teshef oed' mattresses,
bal ana so. lamps, gran d9es stoves stehsn ioEsar
Sc The ab 10 named turnitars VS. All Dsse 10
orser ard o. the ' qaaiiJ Csaosae. rssay "a Thurs
SATURDAY, Aprns
Az loi oe oes st s. Waren..l
The entire iurnsre Of the hogse, eoas'tag OF sofas
80. s.ts- spc IA. ses.,ss - si,a 80 ann,
ard O.. aad hall lamps ref1s-rai1r quatettes
pea Ano oisioth, feather bed. hair and moss ms
trss's' stoves bath i1s, cr0eksry sad s4sss ttehn
A..o siiehsn rance ard furniture n good order
:. L CHAaBERLAIN Aastios~.f
i$Y WV. nADDkN.-S;oTs, sgrassst-Lib.ral
ID ,dv.ase' maze % 5000, sossued for private sale
- 'ola ,t.ssroa Outdoor ,As, sus'alJ attended
SATURDAY. April -,
At 10 O'Clock. ct al East BToadway
H0vsEa0l FUsSlrUsE, 1c eoos,tins Of sofss Giyaas
anos,oy chairs. marble top tables. mshog.ny rockers.
box center tables lcosinEgssses window shades
oeoh, Brosse- snd ingr>in carpet bedssac. bees
bsddng Rsusi eo,h sirsndoirs kitehea farbtsTe ke.
TUESDAY, Msy ,,
Az 10 O'Clock at spIucsst
HousIHoLo FUESlrUSs, &c. comprising general A.
'ortmsnt Of rev snd secondhand fainiture VIA war
dfono' dressing bureaus tsbiss, shss sofas, divsss
book cases cribs clocks lsmps enclosed sshIsnds FED
ssads pisno stools enclosed mshosssy bedssd wolk.
fA1e' looking sases carpets bed sEd beddiss; sac, a
furniture