davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-14
HYDRAULIC CEMENT.

A FULL supply ofihis article fresh from the mills
N together with the best of Roach Lime.
For sale by the batrel. ~. LAUGHIIN,
ap p Water S treet.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-14
MOURNING GOODS.

"A ming dress Goods, superfine Bombazines, Silk
Warp, Alpacas, tsome very fine) Alpaca Iustres,
uperhne black, plain and figured berreges, black
Lawns &C., now open and for sale low by
ap 10 a1u-s' si99,+ MORRIS. ). JOHNSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-14

a FERl large stock consisting of every variety
"a OF Summer hats, leghorn, palm leaf, French
brod, shaps, &c, fur and silk hats of every desra
bic style bonnets all the newest styles, with splen
did assortment OF flowers, ribbons and bonnet triI
mings tor sale by lap Isl NORRIS 5. JOHNSON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-14
TAYLOR HALL.

~ JNo. NJ. APPrezpectfully informs the Iii:
public generality that he has leased for 41ai.l
term of years, the well known tavern stand in Nv.
ansville formerly kept by E. Ehrsam, and lately by
Benz Nurre The house has been thoroughly re-
paired and handsomely fttedu up with entire new fur
niture and those of the travelling public who may ia
yor him with call, may rest assured that their COM
fort and convenience will meet with every attention.
His Table will always be supplied with the best
hat the market Affords and his Bar furnished with
the choicest LIQUORS, carefully selected by expert
enced hand.
Attached to the Hall, and Immediately on the
Public Square, are his stables, acknowledged by all
10 be the most spacious and convenient in the place
aug pc, lS47tf JNO. NJ. APf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-14
PRINTS! PRINTS!!

d "A endless quantity and variety OF Prints of
"a newest Spring and Summer styles, iogethe
with every thing new, in the way Of Dress Goods for
sale at wholesale and retail by HI, ~. sia
apis MORRIS S. JOHNS IN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-14

VITOOLSEY s. NELSON commissions uercha"fsi
w AActionssrs, Main, ID doorlrom Secondst. az
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-14

WIN HOLDEN, TABOR, Main street, over Jane
w ScantIin & Sons Stove store ap2ily.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-14
GLOVES! eLovEsM GLovEs!!I
PANTALooNs STUFF & coATINGs

4 NOTTENADES, Crotens, Tweeds, superfine
~ black freuch Drap, ets., Drap de MEME, Lin
en- and Union checks and stripes, with all the most
desirabestyes, for sale low at wholesale and retail by
ap Is NORRIS s. JOHNSON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-14

NJEDICAI.-JOliNR II. WILCOX, PhysiciaH .
ll Surgeon First ST., above Main, Evansville. ap2'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-14

NJEDICAL.-GEO. B. WALKER. Physician
ltl and Surgeon, Office on FIRST street between
Locust aud Walnut, in the office formerly occupied
by Drs Trafton and Viewer. r.a aug 10
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-14

N O'NEIL, Fashionable Tailor, First st nbo'
IL. Main near the Sherwood House. ap20ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-14

DETER SCOTT, Painter, Exchange Hotel
i.f ,-I jy296m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-14

DRADT & MATHEWS, Taiiors, shop on the east
Dsde of Main ST. one door from the corner OF First.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-14
DIR. JOHN II. WALKER,

nHYSICIAN AND SURROUNDINGS ON Mai
Il Street between Second and Third, anu neari.
o,nosite the Clerks office, where he may at all time
be found unless absent on professional business
dec %, 477tf .' -l' D .'..'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-14
KIP and THICK BROGANS.
Cases of Prime Kip Brogans, " 7i'
IL > do do Boys do, -r-1 aF- 81
5 do Thick do,
For saleby Gmay1Sl OLIVER LADD
PRINTS.
LAWNS, GINGHAMs g LINEN LAW

4 VERY large assortment of the newest
"a Please call and examine them.
ap IL MORRIS S.JOHNSON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-14

TDHy CIANOLEt, Attorney at Law-OfiC
j Oh st.b~'veaa Main and Sycamore. up y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-14

lanes q homes -Atorney at Lav, Office OF
j First street. below Main - its apps If.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

LATER FROM MEXICO.

Al
man EXPRESS from New Orleans, bearing date
a.. csi lest, We learn the arrival OF tho Great
,,...,.,r ,r,n Mexico up 10 tho llth bringing nine
49,. later news The Great Western left Vera
CIV, On the 18th
rs. r,s, tss.vScsp Of the 18th announces that
I'm, Allan o, the "a Infantry was on his way to
90 NJ. regimen, Ia the interior
SAINT. Ann. applied to Gen. rwisg' for Pcrmis
-, ;, cs.. ,hroush Vera CrOy, which was granted
rhsrs VS.. number Of designations in the army
since the Atmis,ice'
The otscers appointed to preside over the Court
nj INQUIRY, reached the City Of Mexico on the 18th
instant
The Nerfs <ss,Teas, OF the 10Th furnishes an
s,D>,an, of a revolution in Guatemala against the
government aud its psodc intentions, and in favor
cf Ssuts Auus. Caryerns it was supposed was
advanced 10 the Presidential chair in place Of the
sctinS President Pens y.Pena
,Sencrsl aue he's icturued 10 the United states
rhese hss been great GOOD in the Ohio ID which
-4ae some considerable rsvages. IL has com
plctey Inundated many plantations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30
ALBANY MAfCI TT
The weather is very fine to day.
DIED:

On "wednesday, 2sth inst. JOHN JACOB ASIoh' i"
the s5eh year of hts ase ~, Ill. "A % nj,
H relatives aud ffienos respectfully invtea 20
tend hi, funeral from the residence OF his son, J"
As,or No 81 Lsfayette-plsce, on sstufday next a.
o'eloet p M vii bout farther invitation: ,..pv
Y,rerdsy morning, s9th inst Of typhos lever Man
No. OF DR. T. w Higgins 10 the 1eth yesr OF hsI se
NJ, friends and aequsiutsnces, and those OF he hSs
bsrs Ar, repeatedly invited 10 attend her fnnefn
sf,rpoon a. O'Clock, from her lac Iesdenee no Deo
to,d., without farther invitation. ,.>,,.
Oar nornips OF the 18th inst in her S4h year JANE
MCCLURE wife Of james Buehsp. s..
Ts relatives End friends Of the family ana NOSE o.
tasis Thomas B. Rich, are invited 10 attend tns 90
hOu her Ia,. residence, Pripce-s on THURSDAY ooln
isr to NOV. Al hsf past O'Clock precisely Her re
tnsps ~,Il n. tai en- 10 Greenwood Cemetery
March ~ SARAH McREAOY, sg.d 90 years IL mouths
9d Is dave widow Of Frederick Mckeany
The relatives and friends OF the family ano ~ noI
lniaw, 0eorss Williams and OF hef IONS, '" i4liai
trsdsrieh Charles g. ana Henry, are ins.eo 70
Der funeral on Thursdsy afternoon, March % Veo0a
hon her late residence, ITO Sprtpsst (rew MOI 8
= On Wednesday. 2eth inst EMMA T. osnsh'e OF EH''
md Sarah y Reed, OF z mira N. Y. ssed ~ years
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 70 AZ
tend her fupsrsl this day tThurdsyJ ats 0coek tno
sidsnee Of H. r. Lombard, In ysrooDonst 'seono nOO'
vsst from Bsnry.st Brooklyn berremansw viii De tAfen
70 CoIssehie for ipterment. ne..,. ,,,,,
At ST. Augustine, on the nth inst MAhoAhEI ANN
esrfher Of Ja,per Corning in the 18th year OF her age
The friends Of the family invited 10 aitsnd the io
neral from $50 Hepryst Broohyn this day. az oe oc
At Athens, Greene Co. on the 18th inst. EDWAbD
GREEN. In the Soth year Of bis sss.
In Washington, on The 10 inst Atanont eD,1f,o
In his e4th ysafprovsrbia for his intssry Wbsn
tie Revelation broke out he given 10 Col george
Washington BY bic phsw, and was with hin Ia al the
leading battles In the South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30
PUBLISHING APPARATUS.

n GRIFFIN A co PATENT HEAT GENERATOR
~ need not be Informed that from thirty TO
hty Of the beat prodused has been usually os
by tbs best plans Of setting boilers and the 10
true OF all kinds Of furnaces
The subscribers offer 10 the notice Of manufacturer
method Of saving fuel originally secured BY patent Dec
s. IS42 and since much improved that patent
i.susd July 81, ls4T ltsPpicsbs TO steamboats, on
the Western waters stationary engines TO heafns fseto
riss TO harupg brek 10 pans ke IN Prtntwoiks TO
nssng furnaces TO sails TO pspermis 70 the mAnufse
turs Of sugar At the South, 40 kc
has bs-a thooushl tested By business OF the hi
re.pecabity who have rssl saving of from twenty
i've forty cent aud consists In, lat peculiar
sTuauon Of the hfeohamber Of furnace rendering the
combustion almost perfect aud buraips nearly all the ss
80 and 'noasthn. sen.fsuSs amoant OF beat
tho dars and chimney BY which tho heat retained
the pan of soer and eay ssssp-s isrpsrsurs ines
pabs Of hcihns 40 artihaisl dram 10 substituted
sof natural aud tho necessity u bgidiux hish ehtu
entirely ohvisisd The % sstfias much
e's than BY tho old methods has eeeH spPisa 90 far
fot hsauus factories sai fer dfytns ia rfatwos
with economy both of coat sad % fuel Boilers sne
furnaces Ia b altered With bat .sh expsrse
satisfactory aud those Interested invited 60 ca
sunea esunsate' ats~iass sna models Al The eass 81
the FfoPfistars
Extract fro report ef tho Cenittrs Arss saa Ser
saes' II tho Amstisaa lassssss. ssri 81 80
Neaf Csmmiitos are Gefissn shs ,ais PIES IVA IRE
eiesisaiy ans r'ss,isalI sse, ass' ,hs ss' ..
Any rlas Watch has YET e,sa eshissS "'As ~ exeter
u The Cemniuss. ..-.........
tsisssal JAS kfNWtNN, tha'iw.r
ksfsrsrss p.r ~ wsds - the ts'ls~iss ssatsHsss,
s.@asl Ns,s.s. Il y w.ssra Nsv-Ys.. ts.~ss.s
wesl. Al Nseksfsi ossvssS &c s. ries % riiss Wsis
Al itsssisn.~ " Nsvss. rhifsr tatts o. Me- YEA
wiss .s5 ssfs~ wsk.i tnssl.sll Msps~sf, fsrss
s,ss.. "a ,ss M.ssi.sa rsai,sesi.sv ssi.i.ss. ws
Es-ss, uu MIL Nss- nfvss-tss, lir >n>ss
nHss f.,t. o'a'.v r,l., Lac Aas.sss @ rs~ts
lee. Fiss, nii. nsss,s, \ Y Y ekiFslNA .o
W, ,.,i' i.srsIi"r isf sse.S-ss. Ns--ts's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30
MEDICINES.
comPouNp sARsiPARILIA
Only IS ceuts per Bottle.


CONTAINING ONE QUART. $500 forfeited II this
Osyrup is good any sold IN tho United States
and the very best purifier OF the blood hsown warranted
free from any poison, vegetable mineral IL 10 suited %
every and condition OF the afflicted, and be I'D
mnsersd Ia any stage or form OF dsesse with perfect
safety aud certain benefit IL 10 well known that there
ars msny prspssions OF Sarsapsia before the public
but IL we'll Known that but few very few Of 'hsm
possess any virtue merit, unless can Be found In
lengthy Advertisement or inflated meoissl puh which
oay Intended 10 operate upon the hnsnces q the ersdu-
lous ma Physicians Of rsspsctabilty and high stand
o. readily admit that Sarsapsrs when properly COM
pounded and prepared 10 OF tho best Alternative msdi
cines used yet without sach combination and Pepers-
ton IL falls below many others and IL fer from being
tho one thing needful" or valuable a. specific.
The great difference between Dr. Ivsnss Compound ~
virtues Of ssr.spsi. bu, Of medicinal psas causing
powerfully and with peculiar efficacy on that great
otter the blood from smpurity which not dODs Il seat
10 morbid and impure state throughout the systsn en-
those various dscasss BY which the human fam
y 10 90 afflicted
More than 600 persons suffering from disease In almost
to thi. specific Physicians Of celebrity :ys.I
Of IL in hsh terms OF prsiss TO whom references YIN ee
chsrss by addressing Or Iyans tpostpsidD
This syrup mended for the removal and cure Of
habit Of system particularly the following ssrofuls or
kpgs evil Theumstism cntsneous eruptions. pmples o.
pustues the face botehss, scad head snsfsemsns Of
the joints stubborn ulcers, syphc disorders, umbsgo,
spinal pl.ins eyspess, salt rheum sict hsadachs
cosvene'. piles. coia', eoDsns bronchitis and eonsump
toe aud all pudcious Of mercury ascses sxposurs
or prudence life IL invsrisby neuralgia, gen.
era and debility pspitstion Of the hsst, liver
empaint dizziness Ia The head, weakness Of The
mach IL will purify the complexion. Females Of con-
sumptive habits who debicstsd by obstructions
to which hsy liable, are speedily restored to health
By the Of this great alternative compound For weak
ard puny children, who all eted by sruptions bloseh
&c It 10 the best medicine Known being pleasant to
the taste they readily take it, and restored TO sp
petite, strength and activity Tho syrup IL ca,sfuy pat
ss bottle IS cents; sx bottles d; IL bottles o. Sold
wholesale and retail, at tho principal Office, by
II. H. JONES, 40 Brosd~sy add
1874 Grsnd-st Ne WORK.
Also by SCENTS. $50 aud 22s Bowery
b Respectable SCENTS will be furnished % fsvorsbl
teyfps addr-ss oosfuaid ms Imeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30
MARKERS. Carefully reported for The TT'bvns


AsHEs-Ths market 10 quiet at previous rates
FLOUR AND MEAL-ln the fIour mMfet mere 10
,oa,s movement The home and Eastern dsDard IL bet
ter but prices without change The sales tescn o
bhl, In lots s 50d6 6!s for common and 1000 ofsno
Western ard GeDesee with some sales Al hishe rate OF
f.yofts brands The amount received from the h'ofh"
hen only moderate aud there lie not much al Albany 10
cons. ln southern there little movement ana SAFE.
zoo or 500 bbs have been made at 5tas 20 ier sooo
h,snd. One small parcel on the doek. Richmond Covn
ry sold ate sli The supply Of southern dssefiptoes
ncdorate la Mea there 10 more doinE but At no change
- oaotsons The sales are 100 bbls at tfd4 % ioi
J.rs.y Rye Flour IL 6.ioj 10 49,,
''nR.I S,Tbsrs uus far Inquiry Tor Wheat, bot the
,sns.ston. we're few Sales 700 bashss Ohio Al ~ etc
Tor milling There was fair export i.qgy ~, up -
ba,os a,mspd The Gales are $500 10 ~ - bssh
a. a70 ca Tor Orlsans ssoordipf 10 1osiy Diet sis
%, Wbt. s,gthsrn add ia y csnts io Jersey sn6 o.
Ioi ysIiax R,s /. qaist with sales 90 besh-l' -
ssa75 cents 10 barley there 10 psthins aoies "a. me-
49,, o., aims 10 nomrsiiy g. cents Oais "s apii a. ~"
.s..' Tor n vsti 47Afg fof CsDsi jsfssy Af~ So
Olive note .als. 10 bhis sslseis1 Nh.'s [" +sls
- Ne ..l,s ~ Wh.is fof ssppft 1lSp1ff" bbss'ln
AZ $40 Rssfofd, "a. essh z9sgg bsls t's.@ srsfm
~ e.dn,,A said for consumption a, ~, aslF.fsH
ssv ~ ir,..., I4nss.a fsmsss mash d.pfssss1
and qsosstloss are osIy osssisss's Tor '"s'' v"s's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30
NOTICES.

rP Noiice-Tbe Committee appointed at the late Mass
Meeting at Nblos Gudsn give notice TO the Wing Eec-
tors Of the City Of New YORK and others, friend to the
Election Of General Taylor to the Presidency that they
have engage Lafayette Hall in Broadway their perm
pent Hesdqusrt,rs where they invite the friends Of
General Taylor TO assemble from time to time for The pur-
IN tho Hall, will be open and lighted up Thursdsy eve
ming Of each week, al g. O'Clock.
The Committee will meet at the Committee Room, 10
lafayette Hall Monday and Friday evenings of each
week, AT o'clock, where all communications will be
ceivsd.
HUGH MAXWELL, SIMEON DRAPER. Jr.
MOSFS n. GRlNNELL, j. WATSON WEBB.
J. PRESCOTT HALL GEORGE w BLUNT,
FRANCIS GRIFFIN HENRY r DUNHAM
nnGn CnmnIfee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

Rv ". H. Fraatiin s SOR-l lot on Fortteth'st near
FouIth-svenue 25x9s $50 do on avenue, near
Sslty 6fth Al 25xlOO $3.50 do Eightyseyenih
with in rear on Eig sxhst near Fth avenue each
2ssIOO sSlO each 800 DO on Eighty eishth's nea'
avenue 25xl09 $40; do Eighty nesT
Fourth.avenue 25xlOO. S40 do on Eishty ninte-st
near Fourth ave same size s25 do on Eighty ninth St
an ear same size 500 each $500 do corner Of Fourth
.y,nue and Ninetiethst 25xl0o 500 lots on ffthsv
so,nsr of Fifth avenue aud Ninety fifth st 25xoo ELS
ots al Joining sane siTe, $50 each $40 lots GO CO.
sisO each $40 lot Ninety fourth-st ESQ lot 90
on Ninety-iOurthst SIS; lots on Nne'yseNontn near
Hiub.nvenue. together, tic2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30
STEAM ENGINES.

THE SUBSCRIBER hv In process OF Manufacture IS
4 Steam I'm sines from 10 % h0rss power which will
be finished BY the LIST of May As so from p 70 loo horse
power 10 be finished 10 June and y Tho subscriber ha.
long engaged In the marufae uTing Of stationary
gnes sni makes q business Of thar alone dc feels
sur,d that he maize better article and for less money
than any other establishment Ia the ountry The engines
fitted with heavy iron beds psned and hnshsd the
whole lensh with csssteel pisto- and valve rods The
shaft. and connscinx rods OF best wrought iroI
The piston IL entire article, mailing douby 80
against LEAKAGE and will ast for years They are 10
be fitted u with pa'ent cutoff Of an entire consiuc
tou simple in it, not liable IN get out Of
der ana TO of with length ofstroke
While the sine 10 In operation thrown on entirely
reqIire, Wa BURDON,
tn29 3av4w.Sti l02 Ffoutst BROOKLYN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK.

MINIATURE ALaAsAcs-.--. This DAY.
70 Set. &C 81 Nom an Sc Ev ven. IS
LATEST DATES
London March 10 Havre 9
liverpool. March II Eew-Orleans March q
q SEE MAINE JOURNAL. FOURTH PAGE. 81
Cicnred-Ships Maria, Thompson. Charleston. Dan.
ham Dimon; Ri an Jackson, NOrlesns. Esgle; Gle
one Baxter, Boston; Nicholas Bddle Knight Mobile,
Taylor Merrill.
Banks Princeton, Reed, Havana, r P Buck; Lucerne,
Nichols Philsdel; Brothers. Sullivan, Newry.
BriRs AbeoDs. Souper, Matanzss Reed Hoppock Mar
shall Tsyor. Wilmington; Euphrstes, (Br) Crane, Par
sloro Ms; Matamoros Wottsn. st Marys
Co; Nermillion, SesmsD. Richmond, MaoT 4 Lord;
Cooley, Young, Boston, Ann D. Seaman Norfols Francs
Esther, Nash, Riohmond Boston, Hilsrd, Philadel Nc
kee, Brothers 4 Co.
SlOops NewYork, Jones NHaven; Excel Bennett. FsO
Rver Veilsnt, Heath, Providence, James Long Jones'
Providence
Arriyed-Packet-ship Sir Robert Peel. Bird, Liver
pool Feb 49, Indss TO GTinnel Minturn Co; 500 steer
see passengers
Slate, Gardiner Howell
Br big Pursuit Hendricks Halifax, Ma, ds fish, to
Wheelwiight.
schr Bergen, Cole Alexsndrs 7 ds, mdse to James
Hunter 4 Co.
schr Holden Borden, Adamsou, Baltimore 5as Goa, to
master.
BeIow-Brig Sylvan, Potter. I'm Mstsnzss
Also bark and bnss unknown.
SniIcd-Bark Childe Harold. Havana WIND N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30
NKW-YORk LEGISLATURES.
EYENINa REPORT.


SENATE. .ALBASr March 2s-I T. NJ
Ma. JOHNSON moved to refer the bill to equaiize
Taxation TO the Select Committee. After long
debate the motion rejected
The Troy and Albany Railway bill was made the
order for Monday. III
The following bills passed Declaring the public
utility OF the Railway from Sackets Hsrbor to ssr'
stogs Springs Amending the Act relative 20 .ne
Utios and Hornelsville Railroad In relation to the
Tonsv snda Railroad; Amending the General 4 ait
road Act as far as the personal liability affects
existing corporations
ASSEMBLY.
Private claims occupied the rest OF the session
ALBANY March 2e-P. II.
rl...o,thar Il vary fne 10 day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30
REAL ESTATE.

- TO LET-rhs houset ?os wsltsrst corner Of
Ch,yss the house 81 Henryst the house ssd store
soes-s. been occupied - such Zoe number Of years.
the lover part Of house lSo 0elsneys near hiese The
sSass i u. seSss par, q sos.s ks.ss.
c The h, a'e 90 woostsrss Apply to y =.
from /. til ocloek Of lto 9rspest from to 10
the mornlas. ssa from 10 . Ia the eveolns N.Y. u
- FOK sALE-A sssatifa eoustry residence, fof
s..l. ~ ~. Hss 'ss s,.r .,;ss al. Nil. q IL:
.ss. sss.. fruit sisd ser.s Of
.ss -, s.sassSs isssirs Of M JOHN sAsaToR6,
SHOWN. 100 West s,y.st.saths ct N Y. usss %.
- nOOMs WANrED-ia . hoass oeeapisd By .
II private 'smay, .si,e q rOoms for are speetshs
ss asa Ill 'sssiys iheiI meals from r:ssetOry; he
rssnis nas, have the Croson Ihs good Opportunity
qas. g. dispose eta thsst taAas ssrdsrs Rssrsnsss
= the a's tssFsssAs'siy Address JAMES. ,hrossh tbs
rss oass. 1so 81
- To LErrs. toe sssry, s.s.m.st ana sss,s bnsk
~ hssse. = uszars-ss near Ersdwsy, With large
sAia Sresss vsser, 10 Apsiy 10 Bo6ERr
sN.ELANp' ~ w,ln.mss CT 81 10 NissAss s.sscs 10
A % anss Z ~ 80 Sc
O. rU Lkr-rhs eAs.,ness. froat vsals aad cellar,
II Assss .as snsiisaa AEstaie ssilsss veil sSspt
y. Ss',ssssy =. ~sss. ,sr ss.,sss xsss
Asss,sss Az vs,ss. Ne, Msss.s 81 mso ?tis.
~ FOX sAt.k 0k To RsNr-ia Viii smsssrg
n ssy 'Atss @'sasss v,s ',.s s..ssp ."y. y
A.stls. .Atzs sSfs PLACED Utrnaisss hl,h basement
49, 90 a. 4. isfss iss ksrt e4ly eSso Hail msy BE-
issts& sor.l.sslv. "a Fssfsu~s Apply 10
~& u w kNRk. ~ Chsahsrst
lpN pxpEk - tAs Nss. resnas ,. OAAley, cAief
nfssss x As >~Fss@s cssrs II the s,y u Ssw.Yssk
sss asses s,vss. rsssaass 10 the provisons u the
.~ss sAtsst9es sss.shrsssss aSalss Ahseosai
@s. sd fSsissss s.esefs. that asiaehnest he's
,s-sS Asaisss Ne ssssss ~ LYMAN NUDGE. pen resi-
sss - Als STATE sessaas she wtl " soS toe the
y.,sss - hs ssss sssss no sfrssf ssd a'hses sseA
..tss asss,st " law. snA,s aiss mcssAs sseu the
N.s yss,.s,scn ~ the sstse ana that The raymess 81
.~y &sti dee ~ k@ ~ sesssso ~ tA's State ssd the
sses~ts ~ h, fss es ~ Properly ~ttnn THE
s.s, sss~sss " k. asl tAs sssfss at ear such prop
.sss ;, A'sN AZ tst>ssss =, lac, asa are vss -nSsd
~ sNs sas q MasA, iss SANxsf,
.-~ ts-t-s Adversary ~E Atsxehine Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

WHIsKY-Remains very firm. A EEL. Of loo bills Ohio
was madeat : cents, and 50 Drudge essks sod al the
PR6vlsIoNs-In Pork there IS not much mov.m.r'
100 bbls sour Prime terms msde public Beef con
tinues dull sale Of 100 0O lbs Sides in dry salt
made on private terms and 70 hhds Picked Hss at (;
cents or Lard 100 400 bbs have been sod ste15 Cts
for osrior e-a7 for strictly prime and nan for extra
prime.
TOBACCO-A farther movement Ia Tobscco has taken
900 hbds at - 70 y cents The sales show An Improvement
Of cent z n One house has usde Desry the whos
Of the recent large purchases.
TEA-The sale went OF today without much ehsrge-
Blacks UNCHANGED
LIMA cargo o. Thomsston sold =, 70 cent? essh.
sEEDS-Fisxseed il dull at 1854 81 For Clover there
is FAIR inquiry, with sales 50 bbs old 81 a6. and 100 d.
81 81 cents, the latter for new.
RlCE-The market is heavy and parcels to-day were
offered Cd cheaper Sales 100 bbs good a. per
GROCERIEs-&or TAree Days-No chsnge 10 notice in
The Cohee market, which, with fair demand from the
trade has rsmsired steady The sales ROO bags Bra
zil att,d7t cents; 600 Lssusyrs 7G7t so Java 81
aud 400 pockets Sumsrs, 81 mos The feeling Of heav-
ine. in Muscovsdo Sugars has continued yet fair bust
pssn. The .ses Seas 2 Rbs. cab To- sD
q. y cents; 900 do, 4dfi 200 Porto REQ, 4id5s $50
New Orleans Has ~ % Inferior, 81 00 boxes brown
Havana part 5a5. hut chiefly for refining terms
made public; ana CT White do about =, Tho
mail et for Moasses continues steady snd Uniform espe
cally for good and prime qualities, which are in request,
ard for these full prices realized The sales include
55004oO hhds Trinidad and Cubs Muscovado 2024csi
100 common Cardeuas lSi6lo: $50 ordinary Porto Rico,
25s 10; ard 200 bbls Newt orleans % q 26i, mos
LEAD-Ssles 900 do 4 ST. equal to cash.
HEMP Sales Of 300 bales Manila st "a cents and tons
Clean Russia $3.50, The market generally IL very
HIDEs-Ths sales are 1000 Rio GrsD5s, 10. lbs, at
cents less FIVE per cent? 900 Mnos private terms,
bat about q eents less four per cent 400 green saieo
Para at 5, less five per cent AID 100 dryssvsnnsh So,
han cents cash.
FIsH-The market has BECOME quiet and prices have
tendency to Tecede The sales 800 quints Dry Coo
st 500 quiutals remain .aost 100 bes Picked,
No |, and % for No 2 Msckerel are quiet.