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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20
CITY ITEMS.

FRIDAY, May -
THE CoLoRED HoNE-The Anniversary OF this
institution was held Yesterday in the presence OF
pretty large audience. DR.. FIToH, Rev Mr.. THoNPsoS
and Rev Mr. Brisbane addressed the meeting. The
institution Is said TO be highly hourshing condition
~ The KIDD SALVAGE business IS not yet
over The defendants in the recent suit have appealed
but Mr. Carpenter. who obtained verdict oil e'uo
and who has other charges against them yet 10 De ed
i confident that he sha beat them out and out sew
era gentlemen Of capital sad to have resolved to
see him through
- The Fulton Ferry boats now run through
the night. boat leaving every i've minutes
-. Tur GENERAL SYNOD OF the Evangelical
br,n church IN the United states, has been holding
H. re1nial meeting for the last i've days IN THE city
MANY facts Of interest have been elected serving 10
bo,, the rapd growth Of the denomination anon. US.
rbeir Clergy now numbering about go, stand high IN
The scale OF respectabity and intelligence They have
under their charge 1850 congregations 70 which are
attached 10000 member. Their yearly increase BY
Immigration j. about 10OlO and by membership -UlJ
They also possess three incorporated college, and i've
theological sennaries, in which about lJc young mon
arc in course Of preparation FOR the ministry.
The Home and Foreign Missions Of the Luinersii'
are VET in their incipiency but nm basis Inc
former has supported II missOnaries in whole or N
part during the last three years has ou y houses o.
worship. and organized 80 congregations ne ai'ef
mission consists Of two la5Orcf VINO are Iocateu IN
Guntoor India 4 speedy enlargement l. c0nteInp4a-
led There j. ~ present q considerable surplus OF
funds ia their treasures the only difficulty j. IN pro
c,irug siitab,e men Jour. Of Commerce.
PoLIcg-Joseph Morrison arrested yester-
day by officers Magnus and McManus, on suspicion OF
having feeced a stranger, who was rather green Out
Of $50 Committed
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EDWARD ING. DENTIST.

HAS PREPARED a rleta.I- s-ts-ance with which he
tlls ieler alI refy Badly dccayed teeth THIS article
an excellent Substitute Tor gold. AMI VII preserve
mere shell o. tooth for a lon. TIME
Tech nlel win gold, extracted and cleaned and srti
Ia tech arranged on gold PiAcs heal aiA ssofknaa
Ike manner al In
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- The Fulton Ferry boats now run through
tho night boat leaving every five minutes
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For Piusheld North Al. ~s'-
ans William town. Bennington Rutland, Lebanon Springs.
sc via the liousalouc Railroad
SUNHTR AkHkseE'iESr-C CONNER cling Monday. May +.
The steamer NIAGARA, Capt J. Brooks Jr viii leave
NeHYors from he pier foot Of Markets. daily (Sundays
exccpiodl O'Clock N for Bridgeport. where psssen-
gers take thc elegant and cumnOiois the H0usl-
tonic Railroad, arriving a the state Line 1.-THE junction VIII
the " esiem Rair0ai no halfpust + VI DO time 10 lake
ff. cars East or West Fare - Stages in connection
with the cars Lee Lenox. Ola sfockbudge, Cursvili.
Wns'cd aud Norfolk also, to Llichheld, sharon, Wood
bury. Danhury and Bethel.
LFHAsoN spgiNGs-A line is arranged by which pdssen.
gers from New reach this place by day light, with
more comfort pedl0n than by any other route. fae
through. - 80
80 agent Of this Company is ulonzed 10 take chafge@
Specie Bank Notes gBurhe papers i0 GIVE them
fir transportation on any conditions Freight received
he depot foot OF Markef-i from O'Clock 4. II. % Ocock
i 81 Positively NOT amer flIf hull.
g. 81 PERRY. AGENT O9ice On The Pier
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-,rnRRIs ANDE.sEX RAIL

n p
~ ..,.s.s....s ROAD Winter management ON
-.------------ iud after Monday. Nov. Q, 1871, the
r-yf Train fo which passenger car attached VIII until
f,ffer notice leave N6rrsown al B 4. NJ Newark Ht Il
pm The Passenger Trains leave Nesy-York O'Clock a.
N 8P VI Leave Newark 40 O'Clock 4 VI. 4 7. VI. Leave
M1rristo,yn 7 O'Clock A. II. = N.
Passengers by the morning minto Monisiown wii arrive
there al li O'Clock. where STAGES viii be- n readiness 20
convey them % sciooeys Mountain; washington Brifi-
gere and Ea-on daily, o Oweg0, Milford Newton sian
hone and >uccssurv on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS: and 20 Rockaway, Dover Sparta and Newton on
Tuo-lavs Tmrsdavs md Saturdays; each Inc returning
ne following DAYS 10 meet the T.. ~ Train Cor Newly orb
A -fage sin also leave for Bs-aenudge every evening,
ON fhe arrival of the ears az M0u-io~n
Bv line recently established, sriee leaves MorisO"n
frtlc Delaware Water Gap ami 7oudsbufy o'enh0pe
Iolue0nburr Columbia and BiaIrsfowu, every Tuesday,
THURSDAY and Saturday fie arrival OF the A. NJ Train
from y y Returning on the alternate DAYS, t'e sia-e
leaves siroudsbufg al A 81 10 meet die + M cars from
M0mstOwu.
Passengers 20 through 70 and from Jersey Cry without
changing cars On leaving the city, passengers VII De
post their baggage n the a. the foot Of Cortland ~
where eu agent win be n attendance 20 receive D. All
packages OF bundles must be entered he wayb or he
COMPANY VII not hold themselves responsible Freight
viii BE forwarded Immediately 20 Mornsi0wn from Albany
Basin by Stephens COndlr- Daily Transportation Line 10
Newark from the rfasp 0naii0l Office ri he j. r. r.
and Transportation Company. foot Of Libenyst
uI IRA DODD, Superintendent
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DANCING AND DEPARTMENT.

AIRS. T ; NEDuAM bees % announce 80 me public Of
lStNcw OH iiaf sic has gust arrived nom England and
Intends Monday AisA - opening csss Or Instruction
m dancng. including al the lcst AMI ifshonail
dances Vngue ic Lodon ard Psr.i assemblies
and sacus, Cutiric-. Lanccrs, Cacdonaus. Manu-.
IA Polka. Preach " alf tclfnln Ma'x Celarus " a'fz
Gafopaic Minuci Mulct De- "a Iouf Cuunfry Dance Nc
&c Together nh1r 4iss dear frus ari he >otftiah
lately inloducef n RI si by Mons Cllnl and the
nosl fashionable dances IN London. MTs. 7. ; Medium
farther becs % announce thai beins purA oi Mons
Coloa. AMI having been of some years accustomed o "a
ion she fees perfect confidence Offering herself for the
patronage OF ne pubc Oi Ncwlork Terms. which are
moderate may be application Al her residence, 81
East Broadway.
CesfSsolie fyos Mons. p Coll5a
Je certe avpir Cis'i Mrs Nciiaus oaes les n,Ai
vclcs D4nscS Ia mode auS les salons de Pans G. De Lon
cs q Quele tres capable de les enselgner CONNIE e
les al nifoigiics LolCsfes.-Le Il Mars. 1873
ENG. COuLON.
London % Great MaIiboToush-st myI5 lw'
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A1R-TIGHT KITCHEN RANGE.

rI,HE UNDERSIGNED have had IN use for some time
1 back. l.. WOODS Patent Portable Air-iiem Two OFca
Kitchen Range which has cquaed expectations ~ every
respect doing tue baking boiling, hroing, roasting &C 10
our entire satisfaction, and cheeully recommend io
others for their use believing they viii be equally well
pleased with iis operation.
RALPH POST, G6 SccouI-aveaue.
l.. WALSH. Siate-si. Brooklyn.
H. V. RYDER. - East Broadway.
SEYMOUR HONT. 16 Pean-st Brooklyn.
+. DUNCAN. WilAanl.biircA
The above only few Of The numerous recommends
lions which the manufacturer has received, and would re-
specify invite the public 10 call 90 DIS store and examine
tie Rance before PURCHASING elsewhere Al warranted
10 give sailslacton. a2l 5ml i. WOOD. - Wa.erst
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Mysterious Proyidenccs.
By DR.. W. A. ALCOTT.

In n town Of this Commonw eath, containing
some two thousand OF inhabitants the number OF
deaths of children under five years OF age, during the
wear lsi7 was no less than thiriythree This was re-
sarded by every body a most mysterious PT0UideHce
Even the minister at the desk exhorted his hearers
and people to behold In IL the immediate hand Of God
These mysterious provdonccs-ths immediate hand
of God--are not confined 10 occasions they every
,lay occurrences In another Of Massachusetts, VII
lasos after the DEATH IN rapid succession OF great
discovered tha, collection Of putrd matter had found
it, way to every pump where the children had sckencd
and died The mystery" was now dispelled. Neither
preacher nor people had a remaining doubt
In general however Il Is not so. We have not been
accustomcd 10 trace the relation between the eject and
us caase. And consequently when person dies, and
the cause Is not obvious, refer II 10 mysterious
proridence or express IT, 10 the immediate hGTd
Of God
young medical gentleman died short time since, OF
crysipelas. His death sudden and TO most per
sons even his physicians unexpected. There was a
universal cry raised not only by the mass of the com
inunity but BY physicians themselves, OF mysterious
Providence The do not reason, and are therefore
supersiitious the physicians in many instances cannot
themselves reason far enough 30 hnd out the cause
have not the necessary meOr at least think they have
notand too proud 10 confess their own ignOrancc they
on in the general cry and arragn at the same bar the
great and all'wisc Creator.
Is this wisdomi l. IL true humilityf Il II true
Chlistianyi so for one have not 30 learned Christ
believe in the relation OF cause and elect aud thai
diseases of every Kind and grade the result OF hu
man trans erosion Boston Prisoners Friend
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~ TaE FUNERAL % fHt FtNNhAN family iooN
Mace in Ea.ecomb on tuesday The correspondent Of
the Blft Tnbsse says Although II rsinet in The
morning there were foln 80 10 900 persons present
a the iniefmeDi. VINO were addressed ~ NeF' nj
T,5,c ana another minister whose name did not as
certain from the door Of the house u was ne most
aeartrendrg scene that ever bchrd. and there were
hui lew ewes that were dry IN the room when the reu
i.scs took their last look upon The bodies Inc "se1
mother tne brothcr and sister OF the deceased man
and the relative. OF the wife. formed melancholy
looking group and il was distressing 10 them go
from collin % anothcr and weep over rs inmate
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GLASS GLASS ?. GLASS \!

D,UUO ioSlNo
20 bNs double 1ick English Crown fom loNl2 io 'yh
Ipo do English Crown snre thick from l0Xl@ o liN-r
looo DO French Window and Picture Glass ifum 6Ns 90
Sixf6.
loodo double thick English Sheet. from i6N-i f' siAd.
very superior arlc.e Tor show windows. For sale by
niylO IN. A. SGlfANCk. ef DivI-iOn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

'ai laf-Ihe house and .Jl b-3 broaosi NrNMh, y D.
--. The Jos 10 ll6f ,ef deep AND 81 ee witf te
IL "a f.o.forv frame building with Kitchen aracl@ lI ODD
good repair The garden contains variety 90 iu Ht,,
rane vncs.SC. The location D. within few minutes WNN
ri ths new depot lately established. nom WAci Nt ','
,lvc most hourly Cos ls city, TIE above pfo guy l--
uated Zoo pleasant and healthy part oi ihe c.-N t''
fe-irrb'. residence Tor email family Apply 'o liiEb'
DORE STOUT Merchants Exchange Bank OBJ I'D
,5t CONDrf A. NOBLE. DOB NH'ersi
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,---------.-AIHANyA SCHENECTADY

a
ise Will De- received by the above Com
nony m Albany aud ported Buffalo and intermediate
places bv railroad and after ihe 1T o November proN-
mo- Printed Lists OF Pccs Sc may De had ol application
to ISAAC NEWTON, lii GreenNic--l OF o. Livingston
Well.'s ENufe-- Office, DO Wall-,t y. 7.
MI ,olicafions m relation 10 freight matters M Albany
must be- addressed % E.fOSlEh, Jf secretary
Albany October -, 1871 "O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

CANAL ToLLs-Amount Of Tolls received on all
the New.York state Canals in each OF the following
vcar.. during the second week IN May and the totals
20. ~ III n Ma,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

EATING AND DRINKING ON BOARD THE TRANS
ATLANTIC SrgANERS-The Glasgow Herald furnishes
smc curious particulars of the oatshlcs and diuksbc
supplied tor the consumption OF the passengers ON board
Cunari 4 Cos American steamers. Each ship ON hcI
outward trip is supplied with 80 dozen OF port wine
100 dozen OF sherry 100 dozen OF champagne - dozen
Of Madeira - dozen OF hook 20 dozen of soda water
ard lemonade, SEQ dozen OF scotch ale and 500 dozen
Oi london porter beside spirits of an kinds There arc
also ample stores OF ice and an abundant supply o fresh
water Each ship svictuslcd FOR twcniyonc days and
carries a. least i0o0hs OF beet mutton and pork icsh
and packed IN ice. Ihca there rs dozen of fowls,
dozen Of geese dozen Of ducks, dozen of turkeys.
dozen OF pigeons and dozen OF roasting pigs beside
ample store OF tongues calves heads sc Mix Is fur.
nshod by the COW though each ship also carries sup
DIV OF 40 gallons which l. packed in ice and keeps fresh
and sweet TN the end OF the passage The baker turns
out two hundred losves rolls per diem and the con
tectonsr /. never idle BretkSs; begins II hali-pa
and he cloth j. removed ~ 10 There Is lunch "a Il
and dinner 81 l. Tea Is served AZ 7 and then follow
snacks wine punch toddy. sin Snss, Acthsi Il, iof
those who want thenl-til halt past II when ne stew
afd- bar Is closed and the lights out by - such
/. IN. ON hoard trans Atlantic steamer and IN the
summer II j. said % be becoming quite common for
pss,ic. 20 make pleasure ,rp % America in the fash.
ION that people 20 zap the Rhine There have even been
occasions Ia which young married people have spent
her honey moon in tgip Halifax hyiny sisii r.
Niagara and New York and return voyage 10 tns iai
and al in six weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

IRIS AZ lit WNp. AC.-Mr. Is. T. Palmer, ol
Meredith II, receives average of oue application
per day foI cork legs the charge Tor which $40 each
This i maiuly owing % the numerous diSafugbCrmsafs
.,,easoned by the Mexican War. Mr. Palmer has been
oaered $4,000 tor his patent tor the United STATES
which be- declines Springfield Gaz
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100 NorICE Tn MERCHANr~. l>i..

CtC On consequence % Nc frequent claims inf Nif
srss presented a-ansi the iorvtfd.rs 10 merchandise
TIE Western Canals slsing fr1m hs s-rTs-ion ri rs
from packages imTerie-fy scared f- hu1rt I'D Forward
srs nj the Civ II Seyy-NnrS tlFe 30 htf lug
for the oi the merchants themselves to lt0p e
following resolution. WIS
Res,r.i Tl8t We vii receipt ir SHIPPING cr.'er
any boxes or cases ni dry co0i., ss caps straw ror
boots or shoes destined Cor uc Nc. lH-s such ncEos
cases are properly tapped ari scaled whcl shipped
any boxes or casks cOtHng Cofr's &C 1ur aesr nn rr
loss such boxes ur casks wei strapped nr hnorei before
,hir,eui "a ~ HOLT, flcsiienf
cfoRer II Tgscy secretary f-fn
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- -.---.----N IyY- YORK AND Ira
- .S.ss..-,- ERIE RAILROAD - - - = !,

hHvHff ffF1NYeTtHf
From MAY llil. until farther unNce.
Fos ia rNrrsa-Letve Now-i oik Ofom The foni Of
Duane 80 az oclor.. a = and : ocock. pm lef Pier
np0ui Bldiveitvle tluh town spring Valley hgl.ey.
R.n,,rn Monroe Nofas Turner's. Monroe oxford. Che.
ier a. shon. Nrv-llmp'on. MidicioHn iiowelfs, Ons
Vile and Por Jcfyis
For New-iork and intermediate Leave Por ltt
.. lb VI and at 4 N buhVlt ai 80 NJ. and 3,
PSI. NMdletosn. m An ana Z N Goshen, ! %
A NJ and I - PM. Chester m ~ A VI. aud o. IN
An bagna4e fle rick sf iis owner, uules, put %
charge OF The narrrs flfy lhs 81 personal bs
gaze allowed 10 eaci Passenger No freight taken ~ az
passenger trains. -
FoR FsrtCHr-Leave New-Yori NJ O'Clock, p VI rrr
bafycs samuel Marsh. Henry Suydsm Jr and Dunkifk r
Leave Port JcrVis 80 A NJ Onssille, az 40 AN ND
dlaown a n NJ Goshen af ~ =. ant Chester ~ "
ilLE will be- taken morning and evening by trans iun
ming expressly lOr thIf purpose.
ne NJ n G. SEYMOUR. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

-SFTTS w.f leave Ne~- Nors. Mon8r
lsv Leave S,on.u-'ol Tuesday Tar,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

~ Carter has becn examined AMI held to bail
in Inc Of $1,000 for attempt to poison his wife AT
Gloucester, Mas.
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WILLIAM H'Nft. tt.
BENJAMIN %. Coon (
TTIiF DIAPHRAGM FILTER.

fc -ne4. fu rnnfv river ff'er. ifs portable iffa-
rir. tTrI ol april cation o any faucet nr barrel up u-ed
lra charge I'd fufs ami ir1cfe Tor application
fr vessel Cf fle capacity ol ker pail. well l1 FL
c., IFfrilf u a in-ts f-sf uy chang r D. eli 90 i,
N r.Nr lfNm .I lte gallons pnr lInu.e tnd 3D. OF
durability i1 ilst .erl years Price 80. VIII faucet
NafaI-c00.ar-. l'fhe usury flr le South price
are also i,r sale bv WALTER 81. GIBSON % te Office 40
fre Diaphragm Fer.si1 Bro li,ay next above =, Charles
Hotel FILTER fn any rsrt he JnIon. mylb collin
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MARINE AL.

h ta,i J,hr De Hofs j,on B,a,' Nr- rren' and i'
Ter ami 2lu ga the -teCfs-c
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LARGE ASSORTMENT new goods f1r SUE
Aner wear which Will be- made up 20 order o.. PAGES 1
have given the establishment ceetif ioi hl. ..l
equal any house u fle trade. w " JENN4N1S- ~
~ Broadway, opposite The Fountain nlio
EOR SUMMER WEaR.-Readr-made Ga1nen'-
i Zeuhvr CioA. Cashmeree, Ieulo, taniei ana Linen
sacks 6c. iu oir superior sfyle of cit ana tn.l
VIM 7. JENNINGS g. Co. ~ Broadway. amer ho'e.
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r.; - PIONEER AND 33ss.isa.ss..,c-EII..!,

-, -r q PIONEER AND TTTIT'Si
,..-.sii.s,.s. EXPRESS LINE -
- ria v A ! l. r o. D
AND CANAL-PHlLADELfhiA 70 PITTSBURGH
Leaves daily A. M.Ths IS altogehcr the most plea
SAINT mode OF getting tic Ohio River, a. al the danger
and fatigue If Stage travelling avoided Passengers ios
Cincinnati. Louisville, Nashville, g. Louis Ncw-Oreln
viii always find steamboats, Of the fret class, al Plus
brrh 10 carry Them down le Ohio River al the same fare
and frequently less Than j. charged from Wheeling
For seats and other niormBfOn, apply n he office, "a
Marketed Philadelphia. VIM COLDER 4 co.
Pmladepma, May. 1913. Propneions.
CAUTION
Travellers particularly cautioned against purchasing
tickets u NowYOTk Tor his line ~ there il no person
thai city authorized 20 transact any business for The Pioneer
and Express Company. myijn
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CssfaoLtss'. Orricr. srtrr or Nrf f.sE.
rFrHE CAMDEN BANK. Camden Olrll County, - us
fef lotce oi te appointment Of tf ft ,t
Rf of Anr ls Agent l1f che redemption oi f ful1i- t
ey tl entitled A. 20 relating io ie rrdr 'A o
liifs notes " passed Mas 4, lsi--My Do. l-tt -
ur4n hiLLAhD fli.iA"nr, '---i
NrOTICE-fn rlr-uince of sl 0rierof Andrew hri- tsq
-rrrfr oi te OoHU.f of Ming. rIfe s lrr gwen i' I
rr.on. .il- claims a-n NAlHANlEL -Hi III, lfi. oi af
t.a tm.hur-I. slt Cnrlfl tce'-ti, i' W ~ ,r
same fI te f,., thereof o T. smith, ~ U olr No. li
Iufor.fref u brooktu or before Tie ORGY Gay -
November --D1tsi A afl -. l-i- -
CAROLINE - COIDiNG Esecufrr
.alae6u IHoAAs Au,eh Et-ca,o1
z-OTfCF j. h-rs1r -.er t1t sETH BOfDkN and JAMES H.
CRANE OF te a. NrVrl County kss-r ffi -te 70
Vas Tr--r opsraer uie tie lll- style taf nrm % b}en
Cr..a have GAY mtfe gleaf f 'e slfrcfe ni l
es-.r partners tlrrsi- r fe equal lrneto .f 'fe
,or. sa sf DE -si cred tors must EXHIBIT -f respective c
under ash 90 ia 1ust0n within the term 70 dire n9a.Ditei
Nay 0. A. d. IsfA fhJDDEN A LLL,s1p
Mgf 3F H'isA'L ~ N'.'N''-
~rOTICE leresy sel ta 9TH BOYDFN oi Tie CRY % Nef
rd County a E.-ex sni state oi NesJe-~} barn POO. iy
made rr .nat -uherl-r. oi Dis estate, u te equal 1ri
effo h, cr-tlfs ani l t- sl creditors must exhibit trf o.
.1srtre uIer oath Affirmation, sful re fn o tf-
.t...-l.- p,t-4 M.r1 A ID l.f- pRCDDEN ALLftG.
n.s 54 HORACE \. CoNGAl
Is PrHsUA NCE 81 en- order rl lr Surrogate of te Comfy New
YUrl Notice hereby gwen. 1 1N persons l'n- dn- fe
-ttH CURTIS. te0f DE Cf oi Aer l1rA rif1H aee.- l
,.,f r slre soHrher thereof m tAe sHt-rrHet no tr
'H-a Flera d. H1- $50 u fr street. ar t.y oi NH s.
DBL. nr atel- dog cf August ufHtDafrd Nef loi 'e
fa.f. ..F ID Hr.fr., 1872
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NEW CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
no WILLIASl-ST. directly Opposite lie nora D-.ei
4 OCb1rcl. and Two do0r- above FutQl-st-
HENrTrr A. GDFTr.-fJE.

HEWITT a. COCLSON,
desire % inform clzeu strangers, aLi Oh WHO llfo
ctfhin. that er have taken Tie a5orf-llll-1 Nf, I
are uo,v 0arlg 0r .ale sock n rcaay-l41e c1'l ilI
Snyns and sumner wear al recently ma.lilc-r-1 from
new sooIs n Tie best aul most fashionable nanl-r coz
.isfinf Of the various qualities, forms and strcs. "c 'e
no. ~. c0rnfo or fancy d the Uly dictate Ite-
M confident thar gent euen in want oi good acf- n-to
only examine their goods 40 order i' become = -.1t
fietr .,tr-rorv "a. well as cf-auue-- they would e-
fully invite purchasers f1 call and buy good col- Of ..
prices. On hand. assortment oi "cr fooo- ll-l ~ -
those WHO wish garments made fo order may serc.
& a. MERRiCK Will bee happy to see D. irl--- hs --lF-
- La. l. IL. Il 4 II
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no BRICK LAY EK~.-Wt niel to contract tor De
vrr nr nm Ifnoc1 f0 10000 of BRICK iu fh- arches
Of f Siarrlcca Nrrlc. L-nf1ory Pa ile He ~ fie
New Fors and Eue RAILROAD The contract vii pr0piblv
be- divided into palfs Tie laying may commence about
The middle VI july and mus. al be finished by c tr day
of Oc.05er uesL The BRICK vii be delivered the SCAT
fnr % the hrck layers AMI the mortar wl De furnished
Security will be required for the hhneu " the contract
For farher information apply % p KiRkWOOD, Lanes
horu, Penn whom Offers may Dc addressed until DE first
IL June uexf.-Aay Q. iefS. myll unyZ5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

nal cure l1r c0rns huuons. Nc AND warranted ln ai
,.e. 81 enc fe direct Ou. are complied with Tire c,,en-
si. sale N, Inch f- article BIAS met with in 40 places where
r Dos been introduced s sufficient proof of is ehclcN n'
ono box thousand having been returned iof having 'l'l
tJ give relief - .,
Prepared and sold by s T. WlNShlP, lme David SANDS
Col 20 East Broadway Sold also hf sands. luN fui'i-
si Johnson rs Broaiw1y. Gough. 90 tu1nsf Rims i'-
Broadway. Deihc Co So Broadway and PafhfoW' aFi
by Duiggst, generally. Price - cents lcrhoN milo nt"d
pILE-! PIIE~!.-Thc spanish Specific, universally
celebrated for tle oi thr Pile. D. pirphi"l pt
DlCHETT ~ 20 Roosevelt o. and also -nil at ~ aiN t.
Du ~ tl ffud-un-sf % BIuaiy, j 6rand- and lI
Fufonsi Brooklyn H. d has cured thousands mylo lw