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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

lta y by Pr O. SEccHI CAsAL author Of the Hist
nv Of The Roman states Italy ard Plus TX &c &c The
Roman since the fall OF Napoleon Character, Pol
icy and Administration Ct the Modern Popes Plus VII
and ection Of Plus *; Plus TX the Apostle Of lal-
AN Freedom; His Private and Public Life and his Won
derfu Reforms; Plus TX saved from the Water like Mo
ses The Amnesty; The Bloody Massacre by the Austn
10 Milan The Revolution 10 Sicily and the Jes1iis
In Italy and Switzerland.
The Lecture will be delivered AZ the Brooklyn Female
Acade my on Thursday, March 2 8is at halpest
o'clock Tickets Is centsi TO be had at a the Book sd
Music Stores and tine Brooklyn Female Academy mi q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01
49, ,wtNrRa OPPOSITION LINE 70
xSzlsue MANY 10 he intermeaists Landing

- a, fas 40 me lie oil permit The esis-
:, - -. .s.,rhsst JAS MApIso, Captain l. sissoc.
cav, a., .ssoAos PIER fcet II Rahinsosst This ~
s,r,oor A. : e'slosi "Wednesday, March l. 1888
Fof passage sskt apply On board, o. 20 o. T. WAN
NV a. ne s@es On TIE ~hsr. foot 81 kohissou-st
yr,s ehf tsks, At rseso1shle rates mi IT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-13
THE ILLS OF LIFE.

By some lis said "this world z shade
That s given for mans delrsioa'-
And strive to show, that all below
Is discord and confusion.
I'm frank and free 10 disagree
With all this kind Of reasoning;
Ills in life's cup, like salt in soup.
Are sprinklcd just for seasoning.
We should not prize our greatest JOYS
II we knew nsught Of sorrow;
And all we know Of bliss below,
We from the contrast borrow.
While health is mine I'll not repinc,
Nor trouble beg nor borrow;
I'll not essay to heap to-day
With evils Of tomorrow.
ALI must allow our wants are few,
And few our real sorrows;
Our greatest woes are often those
Imagination borrows.
Then lot US strive, while here we live,
To appreciate each blessing,
Nor nurture woes, till each one grows
FROM slight 10 sore distressing. -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-13

II e@sAA@ - ~ - - - MANA
- dc 1iHdpw. I..nked sery mneh pua.
zlrd. snd sssmrrhzi shssl.ed. Sc n
lenEih Sid. - Ilm den'i Ihe Isw say ihs
land j. nins. SquiIe g.
We sani I'll thar" said Mr. saw.
yer. :. ill tie rase i tried. Fri. lrl ~
ct ihines straight. nnd have de bargain
romrlese. ard hen. IL you please. We can
On n law alAnnI II. 80 --@ * "@
| The widow was fairly caught IN The
enrner. Al length. with gasp. ,hr ask
ed how much he wnnld change Cor GUN
claim deed; This charge the attorney Md
her lhe other patty would willingly pay.
he had no doahI. and taking down blank
prnceedrd 10 ilI il. IieIare We leli. The
bargain was complete. the deed was sign
ed. WITNESSED and arkn0n lrdged.
sand pray" said the widow. IS we
walked h0me, what sort nf lawyer do
ron call lhIs man! ! serily helieyr that
he has cheated me oal Of al them Iols; l
have a great mind To 90 bat IL and tear ltal
deed all TO fiindrrs."
assured her that mi only was Il too
late. hui that she had dnnr the proper
thing under The circumstance. and adris-
ed her in future. 10 employ nn one but
Mr.. Sawyer. Murh 10 my surprise. she
tnok my advice and that gentleman was
henref''rIh her suliciIar aud counsellor.
last week the widow Stiles died. leav-
ing me her executor. Alter The funeral
We opened her will, and found il. iu our
as,onishmeni. in her own hand writing:
Know all men," il began. "lhat
whereas I'm going To give something 10
NV attorney. ] write this myself;-ihal
is, J.. Jane. rellci Of Jared Siilrs. beiug of
sound mind and body know all men,
thai, whereas, said attorney. 10 wiz. vide
licel; James Sawyer. "f This town that |
am Of, namely. the town Of Jackson.
whereas, ! say. first led me 10 see the FOL.
~ Of giving my old age TO the heaping
up of filthy lucre, and caused me to turn
aside from course that was. as ] have
since seen. wholly wrong. fnr which he
he blessed in hi. life and inrerer. There
fore, know We. that as small token of
respect aud lore for said attorney. Ia wit,
namely, James Sawyer, who has Of late
been unfortunate, and much Distressed in
worldly matters, | do hereby by these
presents give, bequealh, will. leave, trans
fer, make over. and pass unto the afoTe.
SAID James sawyer, every rent have goI
ia rho ~~sFid go.si.. oI'Hss-is, I..s..I-.
npy, books, dress and jewels, for his and
his heirs good, leaving j, tn him to give
10 my several friends. such articles as are
marked with their names. Witness my
hand and seal, Nov. 20ih. 1886.
JANE STILES"
Knowing, as did, Mr.. Sawyer's trou-
bles in these hard times, | shook bis hand
most joyfully. 81.
II is lee. my friend" said he, "lhat
| must thank YOU for"
"She must Lave fifty thousand dol.
lars" ] replied.
al was thinking" answered he. 4" moi
of the money, hut The change of life and
heart; ha; is the fec prize" ~"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-13

Large 0nions.-Mr. Garland, Of Elk
Rnige. Howard District. sent us on the
5,h nf August two onions which were
raised by him from seed sown This spring.
They were taken up on the LIST, and had
not completed their growth. The largest
measured 10 inches around The girih, and
weighed Al oz., the other measured 81
inches, aud weighed 4 az. drachrns.
Lager or finer onions we have never seen.
and their extraordinary size goes to esta.
bIsh the truth Of wha, We have for years
cnnientled fnr.-,hat there is no ntcessitv
for raisng sets the previous year to Ell.
sure crop Of well sized onions. and that
all that is necessary :" ensure success,
are, first, that The ground be well MANFRED
with good rotten dung; secondly. that il
be well prepared Ivy truthful digging and
rakng; thirdly, that the seed be drilled
in in early spring; aud i6urthly, that the
onions he kept clean. Those who may
pay attention 10 these prerequisites, need
not apprehend any fear of raising crop
Of sizeable onions, nor Of being compelled
t"pay, az Was the case last spring, from
Ia IS ! hu.hei or onion s. is, ~, thu
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-13
Cheap PIeasures.-Did you ever $

Cheap Pleasures. Did yon ever stu
dy the cheapness Of some pleasures =! ask
some excellent writer. DO you know
how lillIe il takes In make multitude
happy! Such TITLES as penny, word
or smile, do the work. There are two
or three boys passing along-give them
each chestnut; and how smiling they
look! They will not be cross for some
time. A poor widow lives in the neigh
borhnod who is the mother Of half do.
zen children send them half peek oI
sweet apples. and they will all be happy.
child has lost his arrow-,he world 10
him-and he mnurns sadly; help him to
find il, or make him another, and how
quickly will the sunshine play upon his
snber face. A hoy has as murh as he
can do to pile up a load Of wood: assist
him few moments, or speak pleasant
word 10 him, and he lorgeis his toll and
works away without minding ii. Your
apprentice has broken a mug, or cut the
vest too large, or slightly injured piece
Of work say "Yon scaundrel." and he
feels miserably; hut remark, 81 am sor-
ry," and he will Try 10 do better. You
employ man-pay him cheerinlly, and
speak pleasant word 10 him. and he
leaves yaur house with cnn'ented heart
to light up his own hearth with smiles Of
gladness. As you pass along the street,
you meet a familiar face-say "Good
morning." as though YOU fell happy. and
i, will work admirably in the hear. 81
your neighbour.
! Pleasure is cheap--who will not be-
stow it literally! II there are smiles
sunshine and flowers all about US, lei II:
not grasp Them with a mi-ers FIST an,
lork Them up in our hearts. No. Ra'he
let us take them and scatter them ahon
us, in the cot of. the widow, among -th'
groups Of children in the crowded mart
where men OF business congregate, in on
families. everywhere. We can make thu
wreiched happy: The discontinued cheer
full; the afflicted resigned, at an exceed
ingly cheap rate. Who will refuse to d.
IhE NeW England Westinghouse.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-13

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-13

Grea, takers discharge too fast 10 al
ways take good aim.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-11
COMMERCIAL AM MONEY mArrKi,-,


wEoNEsoay, NAY lO-P ~
There was no animation in The Stock market to
sAy, Aod The changes q quotations net Important
IL view ofthe continued shipment Of coin tissurpsipf
~ The mskst - eel Pr0vcs thst
ar. ugly hsd and Tia, ths aksl stsnd. :. nesry toe
sstssl value Of the stocks
The Bill market was fully supplied win Sterling
tedsJ saa tos qsoiaors hsayy The close Gov.
sr.nsnt bills sod A. iCi md Bant bin. vefc offered a.
~ 1ho lesoins drawers, however sked sd o5isiaed
uper ceat There ~ss conaderabie amount Of bill. en
over
10 freight there is more activity. aud the tenden-
egisepwsrd. E1ssssaonts aess maas Of $50 % 900
b.s Cotton a. 531d ~ bustes "a geo k-ss
.adto o. 800 b5ls Lard a. lj. 200 hhss obseco 70 49,
sd cher heavy freight The prices Some hqaie'
we're eossgsa TO- Rotterdam % S ceats
Thc America took out S5O7 959 IN specie, and
he Prince Al5srt about $1,000 Noisi.bsafdrs ihls
s0Dunosd drain " soin, The Barts Of ey hole
specie than they did month sa1. ESeLsuees cn OIL
vost. ss Ia our and al thc stippet On this
p,tt !. drawn from The i1tefior and southern banks Al
hou,h this FAC, prevents pressure r his money market
v.,t-.s shipments Of coin bad icstufsthsy weak
=. he southern snd Western bsuss eno 10 e)ntpued must
a., uofsvarasly on the trade of Nsw-Yofk Toe settle
raj Of political saaiIs 10 Ecrops you'd Sooa reopen
ties. make now snost entirely closed % cur products,
,as.rssSy there - conaiGsrsbe revival in cor tfsos
Efitaia Cohsloai1N4" fHoa'itl-s OF N'ts
Provisions ard Naval Stores going forw,ra, snd Com
A.so begun 10 shipped, he lat sdsoss we're 70
ooafs.ns Al 10 our exports woua 'oon cheek
IN. gmeats o. sp.c,e anc more soited state ofihls'
~ Earogs woud revive condolences ia bills which Is n,w
mach needed.
The James Bank vii probably be resosciiated
b.lo. tho 7sh INST Bill bodeSs should wat saa receive
par iof tbsit BILE
Tie Bank Of St. Albaus notes ara no longer re-
deemed hess. They are qoolsd st yer CO discount
We gave yesterday & table showing the Imports
at tbs port for present We table
of,sgofts aneoGs sfeles excluding BreadStuhs
Provisions, &c The exports Of Domestic Goods have
l..siy Increased compared with last season, n-aJ
ne per e. 1hs exports Of F'h. Gunpowder, Casoe',
cos.s Refined Ssssr, DSewoods, Lumber sstPtIs sno
B.k fs also considerably lager bot there tas been
falling OF IL Apples, Nails CASA Soap Green Tels,
Cosssfe sad Ct Hides the exports nj against $500
last sc1sOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-11

rnox TIRE WFsr--The Santa III Republican
~, received letter stating that Oh de Americans nt
fsbn.hla eeTe rose prisoners bat u doott' DE stale
,st neral Price hes Issued an adoreai sauts iht,
Nss Mex 60 ~ acietier - ioim portion Of ne 5'ra
60 40 directing tie Dcssaiss To- Do elected 10 Cen
v~ltion % relr-n tom sssannz he c1rsiia-sd i.y
"a civil Agih9rtcs with sedifi1us lid ecrroEs Jam
.o.se Geuera Price hes LEFT fr Santa re With the santa
Ee ts.ts tn1 four companies OF mountea horse sd
too 81 rse0iffs IT Chihushaa Another rebellion The
osn Of tbo NoS -AeXieaus was feared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-11

,scrFNT AND MODERN BOOKSTORE. the Aofsl
a .-.- n i1a Int ircf a. Nor1, 100 hissanil rev
Yofk-Ths subscriber sess 90 iuiofm 81 .ssi.iy
Conn itt-e, cf Public L1raries ap4 r21t Nol.ee.-a
, fbs he has added 90 his STOCK tae fIrsaAl s-h''"
tea in0ussud volumes, Pfiuepsls t,e'i'.a -.
rr. he is a-ermi1 ed % sell those o. vel q cFsif
r book he possesses % prices unpfeeed- edy io~ lo
80 H. .v.s branch Il res ICus Gno ledge n0i 70 sp1
80 ra-s he Ia. The EfitiEEs " the srcttri CIV "a
cisi,g .5r. Of ne Orsek aud Latin ialher' ne 1.'
vrry extensive colecron Of ne 1,e7N - n ,.. -,
IL rks cu, monty &C sale ics-ih-r ~ith bocb olt ~
mint ssd Otherwise yery rare, that ne ihi- salos
"a ia spy ether bookstore In the country he So
largely supplied With looks on ne t1i.oslnt -,
~ s,,s,ta Architecture. Iussrated Books a. .ses NJ
Y1f,rstics .nd Works On Antiquities bioaraPnyi 80
ery and Domestic EeDromy Ed1satloni LiiSpuhu :
rosraphv Hersdry, Historical snd etnef SoiNs
ss1iusiv-lv 4, rs.f Britain and lreinc We kf Te-ns
exclusively 50 the Jews; Lexicost ard D.etoni. -,
L1sic Metaphysics SD Political Economyi M-t
tnc Natursl Philosophy mlh'siy ~ --sf .,,i,u.
Esturk History and Gs1iosy large coil-cion o
Gnd rare pamphlets be ano ~ vols fef.eee4 IL
whos and odd vols bound fhr-nD.osJ'
losy and Mesmefism; A.ifoicey snd fofiuns Is---s
Poetry S..kseesrisns snd the Drama 800 sois sermons,
,scrks "a sI.v-rv TrausaEons Ard Commentaries NoI
ages and Traves; Law sud 1-dieirei ChsmissfY heta
larry Geolnsy. M-chanic Ans, EoGucennk, SltFflnt
Banking txchnugs krsurtocc Hno ~orts &c e1iluf -
SUBJECTS. which sdit o. - sasshssiion
la short ha hstrers himself there 10 - similar store n
tots city which presents such various literary
.nd be bess 10 ssy thaf he - selling eE-lugey of
cash b 10 charging the very smallest pf-hi on "nin We
hlsness can - csuied on he invites al ~ c1i tA's
even one msy judrs for himfof
he has lat pub,ses ths fire, part OF bis general De-
fcrinty- Catalogue Is makes hanfsore 8v0. vQiuul-
closely printed % 80 pages The sab8sqasnt pare are
a. preparation snd wil t- isfusd really Asf
visit his store. and the rorssll Ct biz cstsofue ns
biesssIshseuf trs Aortl Centsr of nc Intellectual
World" JOHN DOYLE. Ch-ap. Ancient ta1
my6 Sis ho2-ra Boetseilsr. rs Ns''al..t \. !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-11


Frentiur % East Hrsstway aad n Division st.
FHHE sUBSCRlBkL would respectfully fcnotf NE
NEST sucers thanks 10 his fencs and ths pshl- ger
efaJ for lhsir ysry liberal patronage since Ds ro@ova
from Psaflst ma pressut location All taiphctfally
G0egs e0ntiauance O. the same ana tho focomheLes
tion Of their hispas % his estabishment.
The arfsp ssmens with the mos extensive nangAetnr-
es ~ this sounfy ana Europe for 40 early supply Of Al.
tbs latest p.serns will soabe purchasers 20 n-Ae We
,isorpns from lhs most c0mp.es asi'I1meni % al ne
various STYLES II
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. ETC.
20 be f1ufd IL trs cits. Ftmlst ma D. s'sufso 81
avsry srtcs proving represented a. en- odi are 70
evf direct from Tho nanutcturers, srd 10 lftne lnto.
on chat the stock shoud ssns % TIC bet quality a. 81
dsscd plo1 II good Bsftsllus 30 ne lice eed infhff-
more tie pdcss, heretofore, shai b made paHecty
saustaetory r.
WN h GUlON ~ East Broadway and n Oiyi'ion-s-
X FAM les from the soultfy eau have ihei Oafpets
&c h.isl a1t shpp-t Tree Of sKgsnfe. PES lH q
scot 10 ang D4rt OF this sity Brooklyn or Nsms9afBl
900 Gus 10 rooms s8 ol chsrge ono when required
be 60 sde By 40 experienced II sholsterrr ..
Psrr,ns lyn 10 tls upper or lower paft 81 the eiJ
can take tho EaIt Broadway sisgssi when va ,saY'
them a. he door HflN -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-11
JACoB ;. PLArr, Auetiouerr.
- AalIAfA .GlTLEHN gtncok IA

III ANbNAhk, CbTLEhh, louOcoz .able knives
AANnn ioEts, 10 easks ious Lss uuCer 2ocu Ia
s3ect0n, an eutire imp1ttal4n ~ aCd eEd silver and
German silver watches, Oerman SAD Hruuch sooas
qasn,ity of American hAidwufc ~ oraer Il comnis
lion nouss -JACOB : PLArf vii soil tlis day, at 10
Oeces ABOVE In ots % suit pgrcbases, 3ons Which
suus lIt1s brace Rud bs, 0l4ss keites aud p.ils,
sptosus, rods, lad es, skluefs bIsss pint quart
QuaIL Eallol ana gallon ueasuTts tTsss pots.
Ao, MsgoE 81 four teot eagss~s pssss hand.
tesfas Ia sets, plated candiesness salt stands
aDd uays lOV dU1 hair cloth sod shoe brushes,
Ash urs bench black cucibss spoons, hsad
ADD panel saws butcher AnNes shot tets, paaoeks,
oheusss hammers hooss SOD hinges shaving boxes
~o.d pocket combs, iron sfenehes &C ke Aiso, so
dcz k8iva5 IA lots 70 suit purchasers among
shich 10 black wood, sho~ buck, white bone, bsek and
up, with prong and French sfs Also, 40 pairs
ges SO Of all desert puODs OF fos ara snNes
SCISSORS shears As Aiso general assortment Of
Ffench snd German fancy gods secotsioEs, vIoIs,
hat-s STA thread purses toet soabs and brushes,
svspeRoe bsgs reels playing esIds, seear cases ke
AS fch assortment Of g andoies, mattel sAses Hover
h5opes make solar lamps, frosted sfnoiu sh aad
plated pedestss with rich cst penasnt plasd easors
"A. Aso az IL O'Clock, 30 GOLD and silver watches 20
sod pens penc god pen. with pencils tom - to
value each. gold. silver aod Gerusn silver wziches,
some rs saret hue Of hsa ful snd extra Je~s ied,
warranted every respect and those wishing good
teeprr Tor private directed % tina sale,
every watch offered Will b ptOriy 500 70 the high
est bidder myil IL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-11

Bis, IS sou 8 Mora. . Nola.. a
l4fFtr pans.
lserpo3l..........Aph 10 Sew-Orsz.a. =
- ssE 'ltRINE IoUsNAL. FOURTH p-teE. Is
Cienred.-Br Nail steamer America Judkins, Liver
ships An-utie Ro1s NsxOtesss Frost 4 Hicss
Primers Eoysl, Dog.d, oao5eei America, Dano' Vera
R.rks Ls9p,,d Wsshbura. ssTbouss Russell q Ba-k;
PefCmae. LAthrCp Glhrrtar, James smith, lsaoe d. q
slewart, tcKinu-y. st Andre re J ksvius & snn.
Milne CsjusT. Mitchell. ~ Thomas, kussen Euok
NH, ~ D-fnii; sitr thD BsInst, CumbsHsnd Ms
C4ut Ton SIS alley. t-1slfGs. Hot bWen; Mlsch~f
Mscsinto'f Nsss'u. Hri Nswsau j. Dsmii Adiaic
Sohrs Pc, Lewis. Yarmouth rs n Br.ins; David
Coz. Nslstt, Boston, f. Mc-rcs1Y Cos tafiha war.
Pct Vac Rfnnt; King Philip Skinner - Js<ooe Cuba
Underwood; Nermihon satTnt %, hichmono hoche<
tsr Fordhsm, Baltimore; hiatia Jane, Dorii"e, FEed
e'phis, Csmbridrs, Laey, bo.'on
sloogs Tecamssh, Fowler Pf0Vdsncei Rienzi, Dariee
Arrived ship Prloee DE- Joiagife, lawrence, Palsr
~ , ~ days ffult, SO o. Conn ef,.in fhsils ~
Bremen ship + Nickelha-en. Warns, Rotterdam. -
8.ys rrdse ID z Poype l6Z sie~ieEe psss7nssfs
deaths 400 birth 50 ut is 81 so One "a q spota
b,-rf.6 Rr big Ssentus n Nanyporf, from Colombo
bound t. L1udon los days out short Of
Dot supPI her 9th ns iat59 3D. ons - TO- spoke DA'
shin Nsrb C.rolus. Diumucod, Leshoro. Msrch e.
pissed Gibraltar 10Th. ndss 10 n chae s0.di fasso
tareus the Gut ~ GnratHr n company vi efss ID
bfe AmsthVst from Cubs for ha1hX rs 1h list ls'
long So passed schr Native American from cubs FOR new"
burvpor 81 laf 50 oug 90 go pssssd ship sreeUs
USE With bright waist and toll s4e Somsn hgufeheaa
eho eing \ blue signal with white ball
Br bark Am Hsrey, scott Glasgow, 81 days noss 10
W0odhu a infuIu
Br srs Chsntisle,r, Putt, Newfoundland West Coast.
asys Ssh, to HOplsnd AspuwslL oh inst, ~ Mar
'uchst parsed bhs Jss Crosby Same time spoke brif
Rosamoud, from Lubec bound 70 Philadelphia -,
schs howard Baker Boston. days, mdse 70 statks "
Lewis
ssbr M.moust, Wood. Plymsoth, Mas, days, fish
schr Joy NicEsrsOn. Boston, days fish
sehr Danis r, sssll, Bacon, p rtland Conn, days
gchr Two Brothers Allen, BoetOn. days, hsh.
schrJ Calhoun. Gaze, Boston, days fab.
Below One ofthe r N steala packets fl, 2ermuda.
Also a chip ia the Ohing. signal.
Sniled.-R " steam ship America Jodkins, for Liver
pool via Halifax. The crossed hs Bar a. y O'Clock,
psi
Memoranda. Pack et-stip Prince AlbsIt, for London
has the SW Spit sosount Of adverse winds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-11
DRY GOODS.
New CLorHYNG WAREHOUSE.

IfO WlLLlAM-ar directly opposite The North Dsteh
II = .hlrsl. end ~ folfs above fIIf11-sr.
HEWITT a. COULsON
c-ls % inform ciE-ns stranger, and al who purchase
e..thns chat they have taken the named a1d
Offering lr sas stock Of rssd made clothing
fr sprnE sno Surnr-f welr al recently manu isslurra
from DDS tn tho b-sl aud moss fashionable msn-
asr, consisting Of the vsrous qualities forms and -ty
which tao psetst, comfort fancy Of the ~ssror may
dictate.
Fssins confident that gentlemen IN wSnt OF good lr
ees nsed only sKsmira their goods Ia order 10 hscone
sAnsd Of th.ir ,upsrieutY well a., chsspuess, tsey
ud respectfully iuvts purchasers 10 call sud buy E0os
clo'tisg a. leV prices.
On hand sIslrtnent Of pees goods from which those
who - sh garments made 90 order may select
~ ca MEEEIcK will Re hAPpT TO see hiI frtsnas
above aud csths them in tho approved nauner
ms ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-11

!, q TI,ssFsLAiN- AasaoaoeI.
sS \ 4. a.. hkAgP, AgsUoneor.
~ THURSDAY, nay H.
a. II oseck, 81 sscs kO3mt - Rroaixay, opposite
Hall

fUASIFuSf AND ffsSOFoSIss-R c. hEMP viii sell
A. aactonoa Ihurs0als a. 40 eeSsk. sales kooTns ~
bfst"esf ePPosto ias Gay Hal ana fak, b. catalogue
1899 asofucut a super ely made Furniture
sat as " one sull q tosr eoa turuure Losis
Az - Do m-itOs 1fni uisoFsay soiss, essy and
fucAlu Echars, 10 Sfusun plush lar 10th msgoe-
t1p ulei sofa snc sse tables e4snsi0n oinibs shss
BleEos5es Vafcrotes, uAitetSp oFsssng teEsags and
esshslsGas. thotil french b. osieaas black walnut
cetAsc beosekos, sta ttOstesds CHAIRS plain
uatsasy buIeaus uahos any tcskst ahd diairg tables
card Nork tables, o0srg gAsss BRUSSELS and Ingram
csqets ~inoow cursius, oue hAodt0uo dinuer set
piece, toilet tets, Noiy tselv gallery, &C.
fiANofoKrEsAl Al. oslocS, iodI new snd secondhand
plaulurles, To % sold " .iout reserve.
At fkvATS sALs- fst.ens superior rcflserslors tho
very ocat AgNclc 10 also Oun Green's extern
SION sno"sf baths me most cesiraoe Article the Nay VI
shoser baths in lhe mafscL
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hN sgf.a sdad Ety, An Sd lee, B - ti3sn al alone
fsE go s1d cloak sseoi Ed be psfu.aE Oh-ttai TIE
Afy 1-e-a. Ia thlee rsr-a.
T.csss 8 ee1,s-to b hi5 CO .he Music stoses q NJ
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a'fe' daring ~ asrs lre oaF ~
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f- tNt 1f -hsr M sad lfu ts1 srlerta lrcn.s
1t- even. r u-til flilhrr rotlls
comments sfs.
MentEer snt DtrectoT--f r. CsFrsrv
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a. ateEnoch Concert every SATURDAY.
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EONNECrlCUp MUTUAL FIFE INSURANCE.
NCOMPANY, 90 Wni-st continues ~ Insure the lives
af males sBe females IN the stfsv0rtbls t'rmt
.i MOsAL DU-Y " LirE issUHANcE-it Is urquesr7ua-
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FOR bis would taJ that % s not more bis duty 10
Tor hsir daily bresd durius his no. thfn 10 70
provide far be sflini. their being on gspnef
il s event of hs teah Iltsld, between these tE0 du
ties thsrs 10 30 essential dis1ltion, for e Insurance.
mskes the oas ~ mucn rstsr OF current reroi.ars
~ the oher Que part u his igeoms sta bs deY0iei TO
tie usosies " hs present anoihsf may be stored up ~
meas Of Life Assuralce provide ssiinsl the iuurs
Add tbzs he Hiry aid to DO tho whole u bis duty tow
ard HE family instead o. seaersy the case ony de-
iug tho hslf Of it"-ChImbcrss tdine riga Journal
JAMES GOODWIN, President
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