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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-07

Senator Hale, of New Hampshire, introduced an
abolition petition into the Senate and endeavored to
procure its consideration but tie Senate adhered 10
its practice and quietly put it to sleep on the table
by decisive vote. The Washington Union CON
graduates itself that the Senate has thus freed sef
of this exciting question, We apprehend the Sc
nate will not always find this easy question to
free itself Of; the presence Of John P Hale should
of itself convince Them that sooner or later in some
shape, the question must be met, and the longer it
be delayed the more exciting will be the struggle
when it does come. To avoid questions of this
character because they exciting, is very much
like letting patient die because the process ncces-
sary to cure him will occasion pain.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-07

eoiored men, the vote stood--ayes 81, noes 40.
The Racine delegates voted-Cole and Jackson in
the affirmative; Davenport, Lowell, MLellan, Rev
inert, Sanders, and Secor, in the negative.
Mr. Dunn offered a substitute for the first sec
tion' the character of which may be learned by
reference TO a letter from our Madison correspon.
dent Before the question was taken, the Conven-
ton adjourned
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-07

CsJm Suggesfi0n.-Mr. Campbell was
asked by the Glasgow Magistrates to
give them an inscription 10 be placed on
the monument they were just then erecting
to Lord Nelson. The poet suggested the
brief line, Glasgow to Nelson" True -
said one Of the battles, and as the town of
Nelson is near us. we can add, Glasgow
TO Nelson. nine miles so that the column
will serve both for mile stone and a mon
ument.' The poet was dumb foundered.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-07

The table we publish on the outside of our paper
will be found by all persons convenient for reference
during the current year and should therefore be cut
out and pasted up in some convenient place The
table of Post Offices is complete up to the first of
January, 1877. What few new ones have since
been added we have not got; the table however is
complete enough to be highly useful. The Presi-
Dental election which is approaching wilt render
the table we give of the last popular vote useful
and convenient.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-07

by reference to our Congressional proceedings
it will be perceived that resolution Of Wentworth
endorsing the principle of Harbor appropriations
was passed by over two-third vote. Sixty mem
bers were absent, but who they were and how they
would have voted, VIC know not Letter writers
from Washington however, state with confidence
that an appropriation bill will be passed by two
third vote. Any appropriation bill passed, we
apprchend, must either be limited enough to salts
fly the conscience of ALL liberal enough to satisfy
the interest of ALL before it can be got through
We have confidence however, that any bills which
may be introduced will contain provision for all
works which have been commenced by go, eminent
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-07

GEN. TAYLOR AND Mr.. CLAy.-The New
Orleans correspondent of the Charleston
Courier, says: Il am told that the Gene
Ial expressed the warmcst admiration and
friendship for Mr.. Clay, but dissents from
some ofthc opinions as to Mexico expressed
in his recent great speech. 1t is said his
views are very similar to Mr.. Calhoun's in
regard to taking and holding line in Mex
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-07

LIFE lNsUSANCE,-See advertisements of c. l.
Hutchinson and Josiah Bond of Life InssWnec
Agencies. A clear conscience and life insurance
for the benefit OF your family will enable man to
smile at the King of Terrors. Who would be with.
out both, when both can be so easily and cheaply
had
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-07

REcRUITs FOR THE WAR-In another column
will be found an advertisement setting forth the in
ducements which exist for enlistment in the service
OF the United States. A recruiting rendezvous. in
the immediate charge of Sergeant Moore gentle
manly and efficient officer has been opened at the
City Hotel, in this place. Those therefore. desl.
rous of ayaing themselves OF the inducements of.
fered, can have for few weeks, an opportunity.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-07

sumed business under favorable circum-
stances.
A French paper, La Presse, states that
the United States Government has purchas-
ell the Island of Lira, from Greece, and
will at once pay off the mortgage due.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-07

Mr.. Van Anringe, the popular lecturer on land
reform and land limitation will visit this section of
the country within a few weeks Public attention
we believe is fully awake and eager for the discus
sion and investigation of this question Mr. Van
Amringe will be welcome among us
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-07

A 1.-THE boy, whilegoing to schoolin New
York. day or two since, picked up piece
of phosphorus in the street. and to avoid at
tracing the attention of the teachers, put it
IN his pocket. 1t igni,ed his clothes, and
before they could be stripped from him, he
was SO severely burned that he died.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-07

We have an interesting letter in our possession
from dragoon in the army of Mexico, who was
taken prisoner by the Mexicans and subsequently
exchanged, which we will give in our next
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-07

GENE the Prairic-We have heretofore omitte ed
to mention an improvement in this sheet 1t has
been changed from It's old form TO a form similar
to that OF the New York Tribune exceedingly neat
and convcn ent for binding. We cheeriuliy COM
mend the Gem 10 all lovers of good reading 1t
costs less and contains more and better matter than
any OF the New York or Phladelp hia so-cslled lit
crary 'hectS.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-07

J-Mygatt states that he has lost Is subscribers
and gained Is. When Mr. A. B. Tobey left the
American Office he used 10 quires of paper per
week; Mygatt now uses is, and yet when such is
the fact and he knows it. be sits down and delibcr
aely pens alschoods such as were contained in his
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-07

New PosT-OFFICE.-A Post-Office has
been established at Chester. Dodge county.
and f: II: Vaughn, Esq, appointed Post
master. -... ....
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-07

GETTING Cr sTEAM.-Steam will be got up for
tie first tine al the steam Touring mill during
the early part 81 next week. Active business will
be commenced this month
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-07

The American speaks of the table of business ne
published some weeks since as being incorrect
We know not how this may be. We published il
precisely as we got II at the several warehouses
with the exception OF the table showing the tonnage
Of vessels, in which several mistakes occurred We
give il below. corrected:
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-07

The totals include II males and l3 females of
color in Racine, and ) males and females of color
IN Southport
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-07
Census ofRacina County--OmciaI.

Schedule q Tue return Of The census OF The coun-
ty Of Racine. OF all persons residing therein the
rsf day of December 4 u 1917
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-07
Arrival Of the steamship
HIRERNEA.
New YORK, Dec. 25-4 Y. \

TWFNTEONE Days LITER FROM Ell;
ROPE-DECLINE IN BRE,4DSTt FFS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-15
SECOND BOARD.

Mr. Schermerhorn, Chairman OF the Bank Com
tnttoe Of the Assembly has introduced his plan fof
ehsrtesBg tho Safety Fund Banks. He is in favor Of
stanting to all Banks Ia existence, and which may
organize, about the powers OF the Safety Fund Banks
The ample security for circulating notes required by
the Constitution to be made mp by requiring all the
Banks deposit with the Controller, cents every
dssy Of currency sued and this deposit is to be called
The " Bsak Note Fwnd" The 18th section reads
Whenever any corporation shall have refused omit:
se 10 redeem Of its noses the amount asndd
shall havo been demanded, such corporation shah be
deemed TO DO insolvsns sni thersupon all the property
Of sach corporation sha by mere operation OF law bs
deemed to DO Invested oat Of sush corporation without
any Other act ssssnmss or csnysysnee wh..Gsysr ana
time to time spposed by the proper Court for hat puf'
The sist section reads The Bankuote Fund crealed
By this Act together with the full payment Of capital
soek aud the personal liability OF Stockholders as pre-
sssbed BY the sth Article OF the Constitution Of this State
and the pissrsnos in payment see ed to bihoders
ssia hereby declared 70 be The ample
s section o he said s,S Aites aid oan.ssStoo
purposes shsi be formed tae City County OF New
fols with smaller capital than $500 ec nor in any oths
e he stss Of hi. State with smaller capital than
smaller capital shaa tl5o
The Lssisisturs Win hardly meet the requirements o
the Constitution, in thus trying pas law author1
bsat poess based deposi, only per cen, Tn,
people have sazte for currency based wholly on New
Yorh State sochs and any attempt to issue less reliable
currency will their views Of ample security"
Reform In the matter of Compulsory Inspection
hes bee inrcdaced In tho Louisiana Legislature, and se
has passed the Senate OF that Stale making optional viii
tss buyers and sellers TO have eiaseected or mel
argued BY the friends OF this bill that the inspecto
lave have already driven considerable portion OF tn
esisimsts trade OF Nsworesns to seek other routes
msrkst whore sueh smesrs DO not exist en-
that unless the Inspection laws repealed, the trade
Nsw-orsans viii suffer sill We have already q
ais State got I'D OF these sstqusted shsotcs to trade
sod have iessd the bsseht unmnslsd With evil Tb
Loaasna Legislature will probably have the good
90 repeal the Obnoxious obligatory clause Of
= fsoS low 1iA - I|f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-15
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arrfved-Sehr Pomona. kesns. NBsdsotd de, oil, to
J Macy Soma
sesr " Marsh. Van Name Ycrk River 80 hours oy.-
tore 70 mastsf t.
Schr ssbirs, Thomsstoa de, lima
6chr Ensne, Boon, NBecford d, hsh 70 msstsI
oohr Daniel King, Giles, Gloucester ds hsh MISTER.
sehr Lswis Cro~ell, Bosten ds, mdss, 10 w Lewis
9sAr Noutor, Besse, wuehsu, Mass, as ms'e, 10 $
r fisdais L Co. NUE N1eEL.
Sch Harvest. Ftisby rssBios hsss. ds me'e' 10
eskr Oregon. Fourier. Baltimore d. coal. to master
Slooo Star, tsy:n. ian Stoninston, oil, 10 order
oni1ed-Shsp Hsudrik Hu5son, London; John O Cos
tor. Nor cans; Sossh port. Chsriesto3-
Bsrks Pessiot, tsfsx) Mentevidso; Marie, CardsnS'
Charter Ost, Belfast. Ireland
Bsiss Ehssksth, Msfsphsms Clinton, savannah, VII
be 0pstsf (S~l Stetin s~sn, ST John, Pr; OscsolA
Ponce PR, Hope, IBID Bs Dadoes Chashooehee George
town, sc; Luev, st Msrys. Ga
sehrs Grand Island. 81 Thomas Moaterums, Jacns s.
Dominso yulist, bat,more sad othsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-15


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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-15

DOCkX HILL MINING and Manufacturing Com
IApsnyAt meeting Of the Board Of Directors held a.
Camden N the 7th February, inst assessment c
Fify Cents per ssTe each and every share Of the
capital stock of said Company levied, and notice
to the amendment Of the charter According 20 which
amendment notice is hereby given that all stock which
the said assessment OF ty Cents share shall remain
unpaid the 24th OF March l848 will be forfeited 70 the
Company Such Stockholders have already paid the
assessmen Mt OF cents per share 90 their
evidences Of ownership viii receive credit for the same
on the present assessment HUGH CRAIG, President.
DAVID C. SgERRErr, Treasurer, PIT.
~ The Treasurer will attend at the Com panys Office,
Philadel pha, Third sf door below WsnuEst on
each Monday Wednesday and kridsy 20 receive assefs
and issue certificates Of stock 81 sos
NE~-YOKk AND ERIE RAILROAD CON-
1NPANY-The Stockholders Of the New-fork and Ere
Railroad Company hereby notified that sn nsallment
Of dollars per share all shares on which the pay
herstofors made do not exceed eighty i've dollars
required to be paid AZ the office Of the Company No -
Walfslreet or before the 18th day q April next
BY order Of the Directors,
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary
Nav J. mis- I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-15
NRgsu Fruits. GROCERIES, DC.

EREsB FRUITS, GROCERIES, &c.
II 100 bbls hand picked apples, assorted.
10 kegs Malaga grapes, In noe order.
go bxs and half bxs bunch raisns
kegs pOmegrautes.
- pots white and yellow rock candy
50 bxs Jujube paste
80 bxs Genoa citron
10 bbls snelled almonds
10 obls shelied peanuts
20 cases pineapple sweetineais
20 kegs new Dutsh herring.
White and brown hard sugar In bOks
Stewsits crushed and powdered Ia bols.
together with general assortment Of fruits groceries
liquors codisls and syrup preserves pickles sPi.
oes, cigars, sc.
wan. Of good articles at the lowest market prices are
requested TO give US aesl GAsSNEk YOUNG,
di7 lS2 Chstnsm-st. near Chatham tbare
CUTTA PERUHA.-The East odis Gutta Pereha
VI Company, Office - Cortlsndtt Is now prepared to
show specimens Of G9tts Psreha fabrics, and ready TO
By themselves in the approved style
driving bsnds from inch TO so inches wide and Of de-
leather or gut for shoes cloths Of different thick
ress and color Japan do. The material Is imported
comnunications addressed TO h. DAY 3 cortlsudst
will rece immediate attention NILS Teod
P.S.-No patents have been granted Tor Guta PeIeha
ITOTEI REGIsTERs, Record Books for Courts
ElSc-rhe subscribers, manufacturers and dealers In
Blank Books fancy ard mercantile stationery Keep con
stanty on hand complete assortment Of Account Books
Writing Papers snd all articles in the stationery line
which they will sail in lots to suit purchasers at the very
lowest prices Croton Ink, superior atcle pat up care
fully for hipping transportation Travelling Writing
DESKS Pook Note Cases ivory Tablets Pocket
Memo. Books, &c FRANCIS LOUTRgL stationen,
m7 u Maidenlsne
fJ,0 TOBACCO CHEVEKs-We have just re-
ceved OF the new y-invented Tobacco Wallets.
new and convenient substitute for the toPaeco box, made
from pure gum elastic by which the tobacco is kept
fscy pore and moist being compact and convent
emit they every preferable to aty kind Of box IN
use For sale, wholesale ard retail, By
JOHN J. BROWN a co. l22 Fulton-st
Price IS cents each be sent by mai at the regular
nostaas md
DEMUVED FROM 81 EAST BROADWAY,
II the old established sandThe Subscriber begs leave
the public that he has removed his LnoDey loan.
abishment from the above place TO ihe corner OF
East Broadway and Scanmelst where he will continue 70
lend money watches plate jswelry, diamonds cloth
ing sud personal property Of every description.
JOHN J. LEVY, Licensed PawnbfokeT,
of East Broadway and Scanmelst;
N B-A private interview may be had By ringing the
off r. hell AT the hall door 2gf Inn
Il TYPOGRAPHY AND PRINTING in Colois The
lIsubscrbers respectfully invite the attention Of pub
shers merchants boel Keepers and traders 70 tnef
Enlistment They would refer to the much admired
Cards which they executed for the celebrated Dr.. Town
nd Dr. Christie DR. Benbam and others as specimens
which adopted by the most successful merchants
Maps views illustrations machinery, transfer circulars
and every desert piion Of Lthographc work.
JONES 81 NEWMAN. I29 Rultonst.
M i'm Sun Buildings, 2d-stoTy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-15

turned the money refunded with any expenses in
CARED. JAMES MCCULLOUGH, President,
nile lu7DAW i59 Front St cor. Maidon-lano.
A LExANDER'> TRICOB4PHE-A new sns
Invaluable discovery bsing liquid dye which iostsnta
n-ousy changes the color Of the hair 70 beautiful brown
OF black, whout injury 10 hair skin The great sape
ony OF this dye consists ia its easy mode Of application
and effects other dyes requiring from ten
70 twelve hours produce any change. Us superior
eelenee wl Be sppAIent ~ every upon srslr ap
phca,on As this article rass on merit not on quacksIy
We oHer a. evidence Of ia sxeesnsy that upwaid u i
teen thousand boxes bsys teen sold Of Aekanders Jfeo
baphe since its invention
For sala b. A. n. 4 ~ SANDS, DIasgsts, 100 Folfnn.
o. corner u William H. Johnson 10 Bf0adxsyi 4. T.
Winshp. II Eu, Broadway Ruslton Coz Thoma'
Maxwell, and J0hrsen hsore Taylor. New OK and By
lie soIs agents for tho Uniled States A. Wright.
Phtlsdsighi ~ lfn
xNYONfNG IRON WOHKs-sHEhlFFs SALE
w viii b. sDd for esst. ~ Wiisssbafre, Pa on FaAy,
2fth March xithoat s5lDufnusr no tons railroad uga.
Frs pattern ~ he per yrd 40 tons ADD Inch psd.
BE .f iffn ard inch tops spd bofps coo Tons lnta
sits Hos sad pig irvn 100 tons LJcomibz sod other
eseoal Pg ifgn 10 tors fshnsd pas ifgn 40 al pihsf
sastsfisls ussrsssfy ~ rary on nint ml CONSISTING
"A .niths, Es8dlsfs snd heaisfs tsls ald hfsss Old
sgppsf, oil. s~ris hoses 10 ~, ml' lT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-15
La "a, ..s.s,;s;l N ERiE f enftA6 Sf"
-.

F<a---A<----A- Spstag .irroHg elacHf5.
Two PASSENGER Trains each way daily. DO Monday,
March and until farther notice, lhs and boats VIII
cun follows;
nj ? A. ~ aud +. NJ. .
I,a.vs Port Jervs az t. q clock A. NJ. and ) Z NJ.
Leave Ou.viue at e 80 A NJ and % 4. NJ Middle
town Al 7 A. NJ and 10 P NJ Goshen at 7 ~ A. NJ ADD
4 IS r NJ aud Chester at 7 % 4 and 81 7. N
Except f0 personal baggage, placed In the hands
Of the baggaseaster tbs Company viii not DO respoBs-
bio for any article put upon the passenger boat usn,
unless pied for by The duly authorized agent.
FoR FREfGHr-Le cave New York II . O'clock L. NJ. %
hsrses Samuel Marsh, Henry suydsu, Jr and Duukrk
Leave Port Jefyis a. o'clock.
mTtf n 4. ENMOU x. Supsrintende
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LA, rssssgs5 Ho9g 1ss}ASTC0,SSi E.sCA

kA4 $3.50 RAILROAD, .SEI
w For Albany, Troy. Pitts
field North Adams. WILLIAMSBURG, Bennington, Rutlsod
Lebanon springs kc The steamer NIAGARA, Captain
Brooks Jr will leave Newfork from the pier foot OF
Market street daily, al 6l O'Clock A. VI. (sundays ex
cepted Bridgeport where passengers take ne e'e
eaat aud CONNECTIONS Of The Housatonic Railroad
arriving a. Albany n O'Clock P NJ
hasgsge-yaaster will 90 through from city 20 city
stsgcs IN connection Win the cars % lse LeIpr
OH Stockbiige Curtisville, Winsted and Nor0ls Aso
% Litchfed, Woodbury. Daubury aud Bethel
re- No agent OF this Company Is authorized TO sac
clarke Specie, Bank Notes, valuable papes-or 10
receive them for transportation on sny condition
Freight received at the depot. foot of Hsrkets from
o'clock A. nj o'clock p 81. Positively not aztec that
hour Fare In second class cars IS.
fmSl o. " PERRY Agent. Office on the Pier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-15

80 10 LET Ths large and convssi'a' house .'e
sood aeg's' '.a h's ae'' n i'aa '''''s'd -
~. s, .,a.s >, y sas.,y oii g..
81, no LIT sofse,. .,-stlf- ne, sna sseond
~ stofy irquIs fhhgos Baiisias'
Nc. Iotr 10 lET-A lon 10 lee f,scond Door 81
u ne store = fslion Il ~ fs-t by - feet if9a m7
NJ fl,t of Hay next inq1irc 81
~ H'' Ioas B&ows1 co. ~ Faitoa.,l
-. TO IET-A brick building Ia tho fesf " % iiad
"a, - Lsursss.t .giiabis of factory % roisiaog
h4 Inqnifo of ;. WEEKS, a. Marion 81 beioie ~
clock. AM Or between aad u A 100 100
g. FURNI-HED HOUSE TO LIT. ~. s,.,o,{
- ADD basement house. 9Th iufnitnfe To- me ie,m
~ tl0aihs from tho middle VI April 70 s,nA ADS
respectable ismly Apply the premises ~ hse5,'r
b.tr--n ! aud o.cl0ck Z VI NJ
- TO LET-Ths phseiPal part q The three s'or,
e. and attic house - Spnusst to asmai ssnea i,A
~ uy. The parts consist Of suit Of pafies', sis'
front room and bedroom 10 hTd story, two atcs D-e
basement The location very desirable ana ~, 0s 80
low a GOOD tenant mo 'i-
ar. TO LIT IfiMEDIATEI "A suite Of rom.
IL wi htlle furniture 70 keep mouse ~!,ni q. - ,
NJ would BE- st 10 Esghsh style suy other terms a.
a1ost nothing sne nothins CHARGED for tnfnine ENetJ
thing sentrs aad ssPectahie lfqaire ~ thd 9fek &
west Of Third svsuus IN Twenty sIlh-st NO H MP y.
- HOUSE, TO LET-chs 5-.,ory bneS house -
- vent .hrst-st be the Ninth Hnd lenih ,te
NJ nuss 90 posto ths Theological seminary o9ntnnns
kitchen range, hos and colo weth oA,n spoNet y -
,,t.r cIos4f ,sih Crotln water Ia the 'nnelpN ensn
hers lnqsi.e Of J.PHALES % WALT corner o. w
l.sn-st between " and : -.
.r. TO LIT OR FOR SALE desirable Coantry
T. eiSsscs ,I1at tour rnli 20 from the Brookyn ker,
HI or th. road to fort Hamior, Lougisanh Inc mouse
large with carrass house snd outoadlass "a $50 o.
de- % Of choice Load stg.ion e.s. soa 1
common y healthy, commanding E1od view OF me NY'
Bsv sc Apply b WA ONlNGrONi Oil south-h
mil IT. ------------
.-. TO LITTLE ,hrse-sgosy bdc< store and cellar
With on without the dwelling pert, corner 81 fooi
- teerth-s- aud Fourth avenue tue store ana o"S'l
The store snd dwelling corner Of "avefy ana OroVe's
Rent low ana possession Of the stores can be had im
H. -,
die co1ner Of Wayeryplsce, OF at II Wa-st "a story
front room. ~ Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-15
SHIRTINGs ny THE POUND-iO,OOO yards Of

SHIKTINGS BY THE POUND-lO,OOO yards Of
Csupeor English Long Cloths Just opened and for sale
by the pound also, Prints, Jaconets Furniture Calico
Nc &ca to be sold by the pound being about 80 per
market prices together with full aud com:
pete OF dry goods bought recently al auction and
offered at pre- prices ~ BA large assert
SrestiDg and TrUrSng Linens All goods Of this
character bought this establishment be depended
upon as being pure linen JAMES A. DUFFY co
rnlSSts Grapd-st Of Columbia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-15

"A EtgI-u GARDEN SKINS. Mu.h,osn arava,
Ar The subscribed have received hei, snansi ssp
Fr ~ sew ves-iahil. sfsss aaa ns~et seeds, They
haze been rfueu~i iH ih- asi siuisss thia peuats
sfi TaiNt- aHA "hish hsf rfss ipf sails ,u =. ka
-aH Do Purchased uisa. ta'a aist pfims ie 90 ies,
breed tsssiiss nusLAr tHuAauA aesa.rsu
wll ~ els n..aawsr