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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-21
sailing of the Hibernia- Bearer of Dispatches.

BOSTON, wednesday sept %
The Royal mail steamer Hibernis sailed at the
appointed hour with "a passengers for Liverpool and
for Halifax She took specie. .Jsmes o DOnne
zoe. in the Hbenis bearer Of dispatches Is Rome
snd c Lamson Of NewYork bearer Of dispatches to
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0VsIVN1 " Vll77a7y1 p =
Letters have been received from -. Thomas
and - Croix which positively deny any damage being
done there by the hurricane.
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VOL. VEIL. No, III.

ency-l merely say that " Mr. Wr'gM believed, ana
page 81 fsay His Enron az public man, i Il B: an
r0r In our Judgment from his uniform devotion
70 the great interest of party 20 which he belonged
on whose ascendsncy, have before stated he sin
corely believed depended the prosperity Of the coun-
Try and on page 81 adopt the opinion Of one 81 Mr.
Wrieht's most eminent political opponents. who said .
Mr. Wright great man and an honest man II
he committed errors they were Induced by HE devo
ton 20 his party To him his party everything
himself nothing
Mr. Wright public man for nearly quarter OF
century, and ne was enineniy successful In gaining
dstiu guished hOnors Now, waving all other consider
tons Submit which would be the most likely means 70
guide ambitious youth In the straight and narrow
path Of rectrude 10 represent this dstinru he'd and
successful Politician hypocrie and an arch deceiv~r
statesman sometimes erring from attachment
and devotion 10 MS party but an honest and great and
good man
IN conclusion permit me 20 say, that read with
great pleasure. your well deserved euogium on that
really great aud good man John Jay, and confess
that felt battered by il when recoected that tne
same sentiments 10 reference % the same transaction
are contained At page l65 in the first volume OF my
Political History, written in the year l-il.
am, with great respect your obed't sery
JABEZ ID. HAMMOND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-21

The greatest PaiOng he word, covering 1900 square
feet Of canvas
The achievements Of the American Army IN Mexico. dur
ing The late war with hat beautiful and Interesting country
well Known 10 the American people and to the word.
Tie brSncy Of our success IL that war s without psr
lei the history Of the Human To lasrsie those
achievements to portray the Circumstances and incidents
connected herewith thus to pciorsy connect the pas,
with the present. show 10 he PgoFLs TINS GREAT
REPvsLIc the soldiers passed through is The de-
syn Of this GREAT NATIONAL WORN; and when II Is
rscoeeied that exhibits. with astonishing sdey
the marches encampments battles and all the para
Phenaa Of along and victorious campaign extending
hundreds Of miles OF enemys country, over mountain
and river land sId showing nature in her widest
and In her mdes forms the spectator is struck acton
d rusrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-21
CONGREGATIONAL Nominations.

GroReiA-NIlth District-JoSEPH DAY, Loco'Foco,
in opposition 10 Hon. A. H. stephens, the present mem
Der.
Otuo-XIth Districi-JoHS X MILLER, bunker, for
reelection NVth-WM T. HUNTER Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-21


THE TOWN OF CAMARGO, on the River San Juan,
with ia fat rooted hizh walled houses; leaving which
soon oveuakes
LONG TRAIN OF PACK MULES,
on their way to Monterey with stores for the troops This
ia somewhat comic showing does the obstinate dyoLe
ries OF that strange animal the mule The effect is instruct
i've as well as pleasing represents the mode Of trans
porting stores In the interior Of country devoid OF nsvga
Bile streams and good roads Soon other interesting changes
pass before the spectator and he sees THE ARMY En-
cAMPED AT WALNUT SPRINGS. one Of the most de-
gh,ful places inns gnsbe From Walnut Springs the sFec
tator carried Of tho Sierra Msdre Mountains
and soon has perfect picture OF the
AMERICAN TROOPS ENTERING THE CITY OF
MONTEREY,
AMER its capture and recollection Of the thrilling incidents
connected with capture Of that strong city PUSHES on the
mind and n sgnson the audience carried to the
rounding nights This ia grand snd picturesque view, and
ous that the eye tire In gazing at From Monte
rev the spectator follows the Army through the RiNCON
ADA MOUNTAINS and soon behodB the
TROOPS MARCHING INTO sALTlLLO.
Aner admirng the beautiful appearance Of this city the
.,siarca Ia nj nj shown A strrnR and fe-ks view OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-21
THE GREAT BATTLE OF BuENA VISTA,

Fought on the 22d and sd Of February i8i1 between Cen
TAYLOR with 900 men, and Santa Anna with $1,000 OF he
hest troops Mexico could produce Every American should
see this picture Of Buena Vsta gives The most correct
jdes OF the bravery Of In thai deadly strife The
BRAVERY or Tue VOLUNTEERS In that great barte
S The hear with pride sad fully proves the truth Of the
remark once made by Napoleon. that
VOLUNTEERS MAKE THE BEST SOLDIERS IN THE
WORLD.
This Panorama is the largest and most magnhcen, Paint
ing ever seen II shows the Bstle Encsmpmens Marches
0f the Army and the general appearances Of Northern
MEXICO with It's Rivers. Cites Towns and Ranches
The Sketches from which Il panied we're taken from
Nature by skfll ARTIST one Of
GENERAL TAYLORs OFFICERS,
and ALL The RETURNED SOLDIERS cay tits CORRECT As LIFE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-21

There large number Of foreign arrivals this fore
noon including The ships Capital and VIM Goddard from
Calcutta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-21

We know not how il ma, strike others but the
following scraps Of Prose an6 Poetry which we clip
from the Editors Table OF tie september number of
the Knickerbocker have msdcus laugh some
Our Grafenberg Pill freud sends Us another test
rnonia dated At see, latuds several, longevity sN
foot giving account Of he cure, by the Use o the
pil' OF his dorier JEMsER, who ~ reason OF her
nlaladv had sbeksme neEsanc' round the house 70
her reus End very Obknockshus 20 her peyrents. One
box gave her such appetite tint extra bread and po
iatOes for her consumption wet al once demanded +
remarkable nstans OF PrOhdace, As revealed in the
q oil sister who had bcc blind vii two eyes
from her burth aud esryest irhancy. was cured BY
the GreenM Mounting lntcment IN the same manner
Her muiher made some spitiu and "net her Is Wi
it, but they did Mt begin 20 h0en she then last
concourse had the Balvanic Gsery put 10 her which
instantly did MT do good - single application OF
the lnfement took from the OF the box and pat on
to the lid OF the l. cured he to,once-t we haVe
some reason 10 believe that he following touching
O. DAD although subsequently received, may claim
kindred paternity with the abot
DAD TO sINEss:
Being iHcs dcddioaied to a sitPaiTeRf rh0 Is o0Era
lessfHt
rr,t 4 70, sa,a' o., Rae N.,r'
IT qreeved me very 1uch farihur
When cor you ii in bed,
Wich information rseaved
From llttlc bruihe NED;
Ind wen sOr yOureyercnt form
In that dstrest poisson,
prayed the LORD TODD send 10 you
kaperbel hsishiu.
u IN riting in the ohe farthur.
And m very biz!tOo,
But olwsys let al tzness GO
When thukin abOt you
And oh We thort be lil0ng day
OF your most drctul cOn.
And long d tor tine tine 10 shet up shop
That mi ght then Off
hope the pills you BOX, iarthur
Relieved your prsnt wants,
And that you u sO0n)e abel tarhur,
To wear your sumner pants
For tho 10 : raining bird to-day,
The agin will ninc,
And tho you ar sad at heart,
There 5 comm pod time
Awaiting which we beg the raider to accept assur
of the very distingu-bd consideration with
which we remain, very respecully.-an so forth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-21

NrOTICE.-An persons Indebted to Mrs. y. Mclean,
formerly agent for the subscrber arc fr9nesied 10
s,ulr tle,r acrounts II 80 william a. Mrs. Mel. pV
salaor1sd n ss!s,s any Outstanding sseovEr ,.~y.
30 a. WlkAtAA AlWAtk&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-21

~ Rev Turner Roberts, the free negro re-
Gently sold At Louisville, has been set at liberty The
law wss declared 70 be uneonstitun0asl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-21

IMPORTANT FAcTs-We learn from the hf1ms
CosHfs lPa) SeHhad that the stoppages at Wilkes-
barre and the partial stoppsge at Duneannon IN tnaI
So, will diminish the receipts Of the state on the
Canal. and Railroads. $4,000 per snRum and ia.ther
The Toll required bar iron on the Pennsysania Cana
i greater than the freight paid on Il from Europe
Alerhanv County la) subscribed el,ODVD 70 the
Central Railroad but not one cent OF II can De PAID
vhis the present Tariff remains, for Il renders the
.,ock wholly unavailable This result u produced oy
the immense importation of iron from England and
scotland which drives the American article entirely
from the American market
These facts are tor the serious reflection 10 the
neople In this region Of Maryland. The chesapeake
nd Ohio Canal il 20 be completed by August or sep
trrnber Is49 Wen, suppose il 70 be finished iron
and coal are then expected yield the tolls 70 pay OF
the heavy load Of debt under which the state has so
long been groaning 10 bitterness Of spirit NOW II
ENGLAND and Scotland can furnish the iron "ncn our
ron works expect TO send 20 market AZ lower rates
ban ,bey can anufacturs il, whence are - come me
III. no iquitste the State debti And II Nova scotia
coal can sufficiently compete with the product Of me
,ue,b.rv nine. what will BE- the fa,e Of that noble
xorf H. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal These, we
..v are matters Tor serious reflection We have no
dou5t they Will strike many IN the same hgnt but
,bsre il poron Of our fellow citizens VINO are most
5nlv interested ia this matterge mean some OF the
ab5ring men of the mines and the iron worksiwno,
n,i br5urh. 10 state OF starvation, II hen-such u
Re e,re OF Dreiudce-pill not believe that the Tsrir
IA. ANYTHING to do with the condition OF the coal
and iron business l.uiluel'A''H N'''-'AN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-21

srrFF-SEcKED.-A man who Tell from the cars
If the Columbia pa railroad was found With the
Wheel upon his neck He was nearly dead from strAn
guation but before the vital spark had led he was
ksrrhief enclosing a s,isener, round his neck.
~ valuable series o. petrifactions, purely
iirous gathered near Cairo In Egypt have been pre-
.so,sd bv Prof Charles Anihon 10 81 Johns College
Annapolis md Tie original structure Of the trees 10
rsms.ksbly deaaed n tsess ssr.osirss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-21
TAYLoR's CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO.

= HERMAN roUsEY's MAMMOTH PANORAMA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-21
UNITED STATES NAvY.-The following table
shows the number class and guns Of all the vessels in
Ire American Navy and the station the present time

Totals ....ll II 81 IT III
Total sail .....76 Total Guns......2lH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-21
Rev. Henry Giln-IrcInnd.

Awaiting which, we beg the raider TO accept assur
snces of the very dstiu gui-bd consideration with
which we remain, very respectfully -and so forth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-21
uEIlCO, MElIClNS 4 TilLORS BATTLES
GREAT NATIONAL EXHIBITION
100 Broadway.

Every Evening TIN. week Al y ococs. and Wednesday
and SsHrd.y Afternoons a. 5 O'Clock
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uood one fromDId Knick.

u sLlcE NV. VII tale The reader to 8
of the " Literary SOrees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-21

HAsIscTos's ScRIFTURAL DfosAsA.-This imposing en-
hblon worthy Of visit from all who hsys 90 spPfscie.
don Of sublime 10 Nature attempt 10 reproduce
By Ar They reenac the Creation Ia all ne stages the
q, " made nghs 10 the fmsm~nt beautifully indicang
When an0hss days work IL done and nirml1ea coode
marking the approach u morning. The "Uenge
master-piece o. diorsmc effect sasoi,ing : Idn9"
wild md luminous voice Of the wind, heard LOWING
through all mis- tempest The exhibitor got up vim
Tickets IS cis: cldtren hslfpres.. Doom open q J.
Geo. 80. ~ o,elork IS ImIsp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16
MARINE JOU r. A l.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.

Arrived-PacketshipW Wellington, Chadwick, London
and Portsmouth,, Jan 49, mdse, Grinue Minturn Co -
and Nth nit, while lying TO In gale from WNW car
ed away head cutwaer, bulwarks, Ac The has been
days from Nantucket 10 Sandy Hook.
ship Massachusetts tof Boston, Samson, New-Oreans
mdse, to Nesmith Walsh The NJ. has been 10 ds North
Of Hattaras
Bark jane Williams, Mason, Liverpool. Jan L. mdse
10 Hurtut Co. Jan %. lat 40 80 long So passed
ships lop with the rigging attached. Feb l. lat SO So lon
% 20 spoke bark Alpine hence for Cork days out
had shifted her the second day out bnt was then
upright 9Th carried away jibboon. The L w has been
ls days Wet Of lodg CO.
Bark Exsc Stevens Savannah cotton &c, to Sturges,
Clesrmsn Co The has been days North OF hseIas,
with noithsrly gales
Bark Nancy w Stevens ste,son New Orleans IS days,
IDdse. to John Elwel "A soldiers from Mexico came
schr Col Hanson tof Franklin, La Cross Franklin, La
molassss to ID Sayre. Len sehr Almis, Stewart de-
tanned account of Capt being sick. Sailed in CO bT
-, Cook, for Cha'leson, aud schr Florence for New
York 9Th ut lat - as lon S. spoke schr April Of Bos
ton. from New Orleans for Baltimore, DIS out Ths
has experienced continued hesd winds and csms to lat 50
So long ~ 20 since which time continual gales from w 70
NNE. Lost deck load OF molssses. split sails. &c.
Schr John Myers Smith Milton, Del ds, corn, to 3
N Fox
sehr VIM NJ Goodwin, McNutt, Milford Del, corn, to b
Fox
Sohr VIM Penn, Sterling, Virginia oysters
schI Elizabeth, Elms, Thomaston, DIS, lime 20 X
TIundy a Ce.
schr Eloui.e, Robinson Wilmington, NC, days naval
stores, to l. MeCready.
sailed--Ships Helena, Canton; Ashland New Orleans
bark Vernon, Savannah; and brig Samson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16
CLOTHING.
IMPORTANT TO TIKI PUBLIC.

IMPORTANT TO THE PUBiiC.Is Il; NJ. NC
tFLROY co "a Broadway, opposite me fffs rnuu'-
ain would especially call attention 20 their extensive
and vel lsclrd assortment Of ready made Ovofc1l tnd
Coaks: also Youths and B0ys Clotlirs OF every variety
Of color aud cloth. which they sfe now seiLe a! cost
their object being dispose 0 the stock on mana beio1
lie las. or 4ruaryin order % make room Tor the epfht
They are cut made aud trimmed equal 20 tIo'e maee 70
order and Al least per cent lower tnAn sly efl-o7
rauf of the character ana st@rcins in ne cy - "
nEADY-MtDE GARuENTS.-We are nov sell
IL ING our extensive stock OF raldymlde cFe'coats
eo.ks dress ana frack coats paniAloons, vests boys
sacks dressing gowns: &C. with large ss7ofnent newest
srvs fancy dress articles comprising scaris cfaFatsf
gov-s hid. fuspenders &C 80 discount oi - per cent
nom our usual prices in order o. reduce ,ict PRIOR
o. the expiration o. present copartueslp. Feb j. il-
Thos. recurring an outfit for the Winter should examine
the assortment. " j. JF'i. nus -
d23 - Broadway American nsl-i'
nVERCOATS. CLOskS, Winter Frocks, Nc-
OThe balance Of stock will be Closed A. gfesy ic
iuced prices WM- = JkNHINns a ~ -
jil 81 Brosl~ay american i'u-ol'
INNTRA BLACK and Fancy SILK aud Satin Crayas'
81 WI T. JENNINGS co.
SILK AND Wool MUFfLEf--I most
- splendid goods Of the season, just received.
i20f WM. r. JENNINGS. ~ Broadway.
nRRSSING GOWNS large sssortment At 81
ORroads,ay 1871 VIM. I. JENNINGS co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16
Another bank tinkering movement has been

Another bank tinkering movement has oeen
made in the Legislature bill bias been introduced oy
Sir Ayrsut providing for the formation OF eankss ssso
Citations under fond based upon circulation nstead
Of capital soethng like the State Bank system Of Ohio
We need no such system The present Banking Law IL
Infinitely better than any Safety Fund arrangement that
can be devised sad when amended that the circulating
notes shall Be ssued par for Seven per cent New
York Stock aud proportionatey for Skies Fves will
be the best system for the public discover
ed The safety OF the bhode secured Banking should
Be st with Is restrictions posble The old Safety
Fund o. stem has been perfect failure, and there is not
dollar Of security for the notes Of any bank which may
hereafter fail Moreover there IL necessity for legss
ton at all on the spbee, present the charters Of but
two banks before 1850. The following statement
from Tsonp Bunk Note R,porr gives the date OF
piraon OF all the remaining chartered banks In this State
The circulation Of these banks Is about sl7 900 OO0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16
ARCHITECTURAL.

STORE FRONTS &c.
fIRlMBLh CHERRY, Architects, respectfully Ia
iorn the building public that they are Gov prepared
With Original designs Tor oats private eehees &C
Elevations, plAns sections. Specifications, &c Nc In sc
soraAne- with thu wishes Of the proprietor SO Broad
CO SIN
A FACT WORTH hNOWI>G-Msny people
AtWno have ta1 old plated csndl-sueks castofs, Ac-
ying - A. entirely have restored them entirely
ard nrolkht them into sgan BY one application o. the
SILVER fiaiirs Fllir For who esale ana r-lsil By
l2f J. J BROWN 1 co Falfon-st near N.srs1
nIAO>'- TEA -ET>.-Just received aud nov
~ zncing from - John r Skidy few cAsks Of Dix
sons Sheffield Britannia Tea Sets Urus &C q
which af- ne patterns, ornanentcf with silver. Fer
sale 70 the tgsd- and a. retail ~ Burinr dip BY
III ~ LJCIUs HART, late BoafdnAn \ bart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16

DORCELAIN sLATEs-FRANCis L LOT TREL,
Il II Msden-Lane have received an invoice 81 f0rce-
lain Slses comprising ten different styles Ia WOOD and
Gather frsues Also, Book SAFES, Log states. Irsnsps
rent States various sEes Porcelain Tablets IN POCKET
book form ivory Tablets Fsbers extra guzity Lead en-
ellis No. J. ?. ard 4; Crsyous black, req and white ;
rrsyou Holders States Pencils in wood Letter Cap and
Note Papers: Motto Wafers and Seals. Valentines, q
good assortment 4. kc Those who requie article. In
our ln. will please srsmns assortment, have
al kinds Of Account Boo<s snd Stationary, colcrec Paper
Tissue kc &c FRANCIS LUUTREL.
lif Importers AMI Msnuisesursr', II Maiasn-lazs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16
ALLEN DODwORTHs
PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,

" DTUIIl.7sf I'lI UT0alHsF
NEW CLASSES J1st forming for Quicfile Dancing
n and Waiting 81 Z and on tuesday aad Friday
nings.
class forming foI the Polka Redowa and other Dances
az 3 on the same evening
Class for ladies' and children At Tuesday and ssiur-
day afternoon
So'r-es twice month, eonfnsd entirely % the puPils
Private lessons any tine occupied By the elzsses
u -meoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16
INSURANCE.


sam HANsAY, Secretary.
MiSruzS PosT. MD Physician 80 Broadway 81 M
LLNICK ERBOCKEK FIRE INSURANCE CON.
N PANY or NETWORK, once - Wall-st-Csptal
--oeo-Orign4ly incorporated IN lIsa-I ma company
continues against loss and damage BY IRE On TIE
most favorable irs operations are confined chiefly
% the City o. New-fork and IL immediate proximity
All Losses adjusted and PAID with prom and ibersty.
DIRECTORS.
Gorge Ireland. J0h Oothout. George Arculsr.1s
Robert B-uson John Campbell, George C0nklln,
Iosnua Brush, Robert T. Stuart John Gray,
Bolts Moore, Edward Cook, sshsr Riley,
Anthony Lamb, Adam Norrie, Robert Kermit
Benin De Forest, William Tucker ChsA. P. Leysrch
Anthony CLARION, L-wlsC Hsners.sy, William Browning
Alex. Lagrknee. William T.. Dean. Henry Ellsworth.
GEORGE IRELAND, PresideaL
A X. MCDONALD, Secretary. :
Ssw-f0rk. Oct ? l547. o.
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re-. -y..'5.szSszzl NEw-tOkk AND ERIE
- .sss5 RAILROkp EXTENDED TO

menfs
On Friday, Jauusry T. and until farther notice. the ar
ereui trains vii run once each way, daily Except sun
dl}sl as follows
Fls Pa.,.v.lRs- Leave New-Iotk By steamboat from
foot of DItne-st at q clock \. NJ
Leave Pot Iersis AZ ti O'Clock. \ NJ
Leave Ofssies Midiiet0wu az li oshen A. y ard
Chester a. clock A. IA stopping each WAY Al tbe sesr-
RS. Intermediate passenger stations
az NO packages, parcels or trunks teNcept personal
tagfacs consisting OF clothing, not exceeding l osl VIII
rs1Aeu by The passenger boat llns unless hN speA
.rieofrcnf and payment made n eds .nce n which case
the charges viii bee 81 the discreet of tne agent not "a
cesdins double tho published ght ga.es Application
iu NswNols must be made % NJ b 1ifrkson, Aseut'
it ihe Office on pier OOt q Dame a. urOn whose 10
e.pt articles viii be received boa te se tnboat and
forwarded upon he PASSENGER train The Company vii
re csponsite fer article whafeyr sent by the p.s'rn
ger boat raiu, unIess u De duy rteeped iof by Al
agent duly authorized excepting personal baggage, which
q. put m charge % nc faFgAse masters
FOR FEEfsHr Leave New-fors at O'clock I'M. per
bi' ges Samuel Marsh. Henry Suydsm, Jr. and Drnhik
Leave Port Jefyis a. o'clock \. "
Leave OuWile a. 2, M!ddletown AZ %, Goshen Al loi
and Chester At IA A NJ -
IT. = An Accommodation ard MIX Train Viii
~, ss~iNrun ia connection with the sisAnbost
which foWs the freight batse- leaving
New York O'Clock PM aud ord nalily striving a. Per
mont tine tor the train O. start from 10 O'Clock iof
Port Jeryi-. and all iutrfmedia ate stations.
Leave Port Jorvis AZ y Ousyile Midtown y,
Goshen S. Chester Sc Turnersi Mogsey D. and arrive Al
Peunout AZ o'clock, thence leaving for New York ty
comfortable steamboat a milk IL put on board
and the barge 10 n readiness
coed bsrfhs oil b. provided bosra the boat At -
cents and meals at3li Genus each
g. Persons having q c'es lost damassf, Or unnsoes
sary delayed requested 60 commuu cate the set IN
VIZ ding Immediately g. = Post Supt OF gran'poitaton
se.e.a Depot AGENTS, the Supt o. IsusYotstOn or the
UNDERMINED. lj3 ttl "A. { SEYMOUR Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16

ENREsii FRUITS. GROCERIES, &C.
u 100 hhls hand picked apples assorted
10 Kegs Malaga grapes In hre order
- bis Lisbon 40 DO DO
80 bxs and half hxs bunch rsisns
10 kegs ponesranies
" pots white and yellow rock candy
81 bxs jujnbe paste.
80 bxs Genoa ctron.
10 hbs shelled almonds.
10 bbs shelled peanuts.
- cases pineapple sweetmeats
~ Kegs Dutch herring
White and brown hard sugar In boNs.
SiewGIts crushed and powdered IN bbis
Together with general assortment OF fruits srccsrss
liquors oordis snd syrups preserves sp-
ces, cigars, &c
Confectoners bakers hotekeepers families and others
In want Of good articles the lowest market prices
requested 20 give Us call. GA>SNER YOUNG.
dl7 lS2 Chsthsm-st near Chsthafn-seus
CHAMPAGNE, PORT and sherry Wines, for fam
Siy useSinsle baskets boxes sent free OF expense
20 any part ot the city.
Chsmpagass-Heicsics Parry. Ne Plus Ultra Russian
EAGLE Mtuervs. Venus and siery Mousseux, Ia quartz
ans pinis, At 81 20 SO per dozen
Port Wines-Pure Juice and Old London Dock IN wood
aemilohns ana cases.
Sherry Wne.-DGH Gardea Anou;iliado xankaoills,
renAnun and Pale and Br0wu from - - per gal
lon, In wood and glass
mAdelras Of different brands
french Nines-Cios Nougent, Chamlatin Baune In
sases
BOrdeaHr carss in wood and cases from - 50 to 81 50
per dozen.
Oh Brandy, IN dsmlohus ana bo,tle.
Tess-0reen and Black 70 snd IS Ii boxes
Havana Ct gsrs, best quality For sale by
ole eodu THOMPSON. 81 Resveru
CANDRIABRA AND GIRANDOI EeS-1;if all
~ vsred and bronred for nsntel ornanents usruf.s.
cured and for sale wholesale sud retail by
60 piETZ. BROTHER CO lSs wnnsm.st