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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-08
GENT TAYLOR.

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= ail'2'' VI I'VE" 'llfa'fs-p'h oi "hleh documents
we Pa2t'" " ''S' Lucy arc os lar inc most lmporani
1aItfie "'' ga. '' Ni''ea " hl'i, III relation 10
lis beng a candidate for the Presidency.
We take occasion IN say, that We never gave TIE
9i efdfhce' to The versans gwen OF the opinions o Gen
l3Ala l"i"ca' sentiments by his opponents. IN the
sape Of reports OF conversations. sc. We had the best
reason 10 oe'eVe mat lie was W ms-though not a bit
sfmrizan Nhg-Iong before he declared himself such
IA hi. letter to Nh lngersol. We not taken by sur
1ise therefore, bJ the explicit declaration nf his views
win regard ~ the currency, tarIh. Internal improve
meni veto, &c We are, nevertheless. highly gtatifed
10 find that his opinions On these great subjects placed
5fyond all cavi, and that, 81 iat political sentiments
arc concerned there Is nothing In General Taylor which
ought to deprive him Of the support the most ardea
" hig. Thus believing, ouI regret Is The more profound
nal this satisfactory exposition o his opinions accom-
panied " declaration winch render, II unayang =
Gen Taylor distinctly and 'mphatcaly, announces
mat whist he VIII have no objection 10 receive the non
NATION Of The Wing National Convention, upon terms
o lis own hr Intends 10 be candidate for the fres
denry 'rhcfh@ he IS nominated or net The terms laid
down afe Just those ior Which Mi Buchanan, Judge
Nooapofy' ol "en' 'ass, mighl slpnlate. Efther 81
'hess iocoi'co aS@ns iof HE Presidency would have
~ o'9eeuon Whatever to De the nominee Of the Wing
"'s"'''"' l"o''utu no pledges Were asked oil him
~ '9'7 ~ nv ""uu COMPROMISE neither principles nor
''''"e'' "o' "o,''o "en' layl9r were he to accept
h'''a'o" nun "e approaching Baltimore Convention,
ol.a '"0 '",'' .'"0'ons.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-08

~ The death of Mr.. Senator Ashley, of Arkansas.
announced in both Houses OF Congrfsso Monday
ami caused immediate adjournment after lht adoption
Of he usual uliJns. No business done Tues
DAY, being the day ol the Funeral.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-08

The irreeoafty othe receipt here Of the daily papers
If Washington Is subject Of general complaint. We
do not know vince the tault lies. bat r4eIy receive
the National liosenceE thice days IN succession.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-08
ACCOUNT CURRENT
hig Loss.
DAGUERRfo1YpING.

MIR. Hamilton, whose notice may be found in another
column, is first rate Artist In his line We have rare
y sesn finer specimens of Dagueeoype kenesses than
hose which he takes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-08
GRAND STOCk or
" 4; w. Il u q Id s.

AT Wholesale AND RETAIL.
TOiIN PrRVlS has just reached home from trip AZ
- ter Gonds, and is opening, aud shall be receiving
throughout the month OF April, general assortment Of
FANCY, STAPLE AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
SHOES, HATS, cars, EoNNErs, &c, sc.
LADIES GOODS.
Splenl,d large embroidered Grape Shawis, to-wit:
Scarlet, white Cherry, Tea and Drab colours. at sl0
S25 SO and $50 each Also Dress Goods for the La
dc, to-wti
Lawns ogandos. Gingham Silk Tissues, and every 9TH
kind Of fashionable Goods
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-08
lie HIGHEST PRICE THIS SEASO,
ISy Ad d isOn Irvine.

% m IN SIS o NJ reliant
have this day sold to NJ Ianghorne, s. Sons for
the Southern trade, hhd. of Tobacco, made by j A
DE Witt of Bedford, at $3.50. which is $3.50 above
The highest price.
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y r. w {. 90 u -.
i. 4 i. FRANKLIN,
ID Il a l. z n S I NJ

d Z a l. n S N
STipiE.LNU EhNG / DRY GOODS
II A rs, SHOES AND GROCE RIES,
INNCilBiIRt, VA,
would respectfully runonnee 10 their friends and
w the public generally thst they have received
and oponed large stock OF new
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
comprising general assortment Of the and mos
fashionable styles. purchased III the Eastern cas the
close Of the SEASON. which enables them IN offer great IN
durements 10 purchasers They deem /, unnecessary 10
give lis OF the articles they keep. and most respectful
Iy solicit call from all persons wishing buy assn
mig them that they will take pleasure in showing their
goods and AT such prlces viii prove to the purchaser,
that they are selling cheap.
T.. FRANKLIN. Jr.
JAMES FRANKLIN
Nav SIS If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-08
EXPERIENCE HAS SHOWN THAT THIS
NERMlfEGF FNCEl.S ALL OTHERS
IN EFFICIENCY AND SAFETY

LIVERY Druggist 81 phl .cinn who ha had curiosity
IL to inquire where this Nc,mo9c bucu made
use d. un,sh abundant cVd.ne. -, Its efficacy
polling "a,n aud tho good effect produced the gcner
al health ni the patient.
Is nhd IN ,ts operations contains calomt Other
dangerous ingredient, and he given With perfect sae,
to the most delivitr in'sut
The f,er,ietea have tn c possession hundreds OF Ger
ihoaes o It's good effects, winch Will he rthbted an,
"ho INA, wish Ia see them he following but spee
mcn oi them
Certificate qtthc .'ioyp, efMr citg Of Lancaster. Pa
L,>c,srtH CITY, Jul, Sud- is42
Mcssts Il \ fahnc.tock TO,
ttnlemen SeNral n the Younger branches ~ NV lam
h labouting under symptoms Indicating induced the
Application 81 ,arions temrdies rhd harp, Ia tina,
Nrtm,iusc had the drsirsl cnec nsancr,
moving the almost edible nunht, oi Isl oi thu large
wnns fon patirut which addition other tested
qnahtes,n hm,, establish the ,,,eac, OF ,oui Ncm
| tge a. snte
tARpEN1ERt
Ma.at Lancaster IitN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-08

CONSlGNMENTS.
III nOn Ihs WESTERN BACON, PRIME
ZV,UOV LOT. assorted and will 10 sold IN ,sss
10 s,i'.
100 bbls. hes, quality Rockbridge Lime,
~ do do do Cement,
- do No fierrings.
A l. $ o.
Lump and l.ynchbnrg Gron,d Plaster,
~ store and for sale by
d. +. SACKETT
On the Basin.
Masi-ts If
TWO SETTS SODA WATER APPARATUS
MEDICINES, SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS,
OILS Paints, dry and IN oil, Dye Stafs sesars,
sNuFFS AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
TOILET AM SHAVING SOAPS,
Perfumcry. Brushes,
FANCY WATER AND
VELVET CoLORS,
ouNs AMI
PISTOLS,
GuSpowDER
" SlSTERS,
WINES, toRii AIS AND
II . l. L. "A n q ".
FOR SALE by Howell DAVIES,
May i-sn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-08
Arabian, Egyptian. Italian anc Ba rtliklia
N Z L L z IL q n TIE L S

at the lowest Cash price and their delivery in Iynchburg
sound condition. Warranted Tomb Stones and Marble MOI
ncnts made to order. few designs may be at Il
store OF Cary L. Tucker, Mum Street
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-08
10 tlnr Public.

ANiSG been appointed Agent by Messrs John Struther
Il SOP ~ Philadelphia, the largest establishment.
IN the tnito States o the sale of Marble Work in genera
I am row ready to fill htders for
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-08

Oh poy superior Salad oh, ioi sale low by
~ u. r. LYMAN.
NAV l-wGm II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-08

The subscriber from Baltimore having In this Place
Tor the purpose of carving the above business
prepared to cxocute either for
PLAIN Ornamental Work. Stuccong done with ntatiens
OF Marble and Granite in the most approved sylc with the
late dScov i'll Just tec.y cd from Phadslphia
the latest models
FOR PARLOuR CHURCH AND COURT
HOUE CEILING
Gentlemen aany distance ~ hate their orders Attended
10 promptly andt best materials furnished at the Northern
Cash prizes. JOHN LONE.
Feb. 3S-W IHnllf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18
BOOK TRADE.
A UNIVERSAL HISTORY

OF THE MOST REMARKABLE Event. u al Saion.
Orom The Earliest Peroi o tie preseu me- forming a
complete History of he Word No. O. Price 3 cis per No.
The third number q tIs valfle work s.. now .. is1el
CONFUSING tie most ancient history of EEyr gym. n,ei-
e-r information o. sua.ec's nofer be0r treated ID any
h s-arv published.
Tire Red Coats Chronicle of - Revolution. by Chas.
r sterling. an-l0r Cf BGf alf 8le" This is Thrilling
Tale of f.e Resolrlcurrr Struggle. Pace - c-s.
Cav Fav kes. 90 he 0luFoTlcr Treason, By W r. AIMS
worth Price - cts.
Tic Indian 10 - vi w. ini. or Characel.cs Of hs Red
Rae of Ameucl. bv Henry b. >cloocraft fu-e 81 cs.
Tie ApucIypla Sev e-rll4el' elltiiin- ~ 'ae Do.-
pei. Ep.s.e. ana pscs- uc' lcili-d m e sN Testament
Price -1 c.-.
Arur Woo,cirl. Romance ~ me Baf'isf.d Il Mex
CO. hy h1lrr r. Gree.y. Price - celis
TL- LIE of Gen Llcdsry IaT.rr, and H--inry o Aa
War Meic1. with l1u-rCl. Illustrations frce - c.
Spl,flors ~ Versatile AMI rle Count oi Lous Mn 1c
The Young Moor " tle Forums. Of Foull. By Ri
gene scribe. Prcc 2i cr-
Tie Iron Mass ths Days " Tyranny BY Victor Hugo
Price p cfs.
Head. of ts Hrad'ess. Romans. .y FrsiencS sglle-
Price - ere.
Tie Champion. Of Freedom tae Mysterious Chici. By
sam1e. Woodwork llc- IS cis.
SIR Thee Br0g- iol, ol Lllr~ " sf- 0y O. 2 X james,
E-e. Price - CO.
Arsl,s AID o-, ers supplied ou Do. best 0t terms b.
nri8 ors W. 70. GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18
SCHOOLS.
rARRYroWM rNSTTTuTE.
ss.sc' Boarding scaoo. for Boy.. az Iarryiown, N.X.
NEfLrNfAN PRINCIPAL


Sssc Boarding >caoo. for BOy,. az Iauyown, y. \.
g. NEWMAN. PRINCIPAL.
I'ils lNSIIIi TON T. pleasantly situated onclrd Of
nile uorl 0f flc village near tIt spot ou WHICH MAJOR
Andre ,l.eu ami about bali mile trm u sieanpo,
lanIug and Hudson River Railroad. The buildings are "e
calculated for fAe purpose. having ample play ground &C.
lu fls Institution young len-en eu vl De thoroughly m
srlced u aid the branches of a En- - and Cassira eu-
cauon.requse for Commercial pulli's az anrr- college
The discipline w 5e Mid and parental YET eitcieni, cal
cllaed o excite and please rather Than 20 emoaf5ass ano
perrleN the mind, and pupil VIII De- allowed 20 pass
ihroILl l studies until he has AoroIgA and pracucal
know ledge o. the same, and every attention VIII oe pad 70
their manners. morals. and int lectuai I'm prov enei
The Principal having been more than twenty years sue
ces-ly engaged DDS profession. iee.- himself uy com
De eut fo give perfect satisfaction 1 those WHO may patron
iZc tLe Institution.
There are two terms Do the ye,r. each - weeks
The summer Term comm 'ncIng uu the rrs' oi May ana
fbe Winter the frs VI November though scholars may
pc admitted any nme hu NOT for lees peroa Than one
term without special .reeueut Tue puce o Board ana
Tuuor uclld.ng washing end mentns, for l' I, linei
Term. from SIS 20 SO and he Winter Term from 50 90
S5 according the branches pursued, payable n advance
REFERENCES;
TaTvrown-Rsv. Joseph Wilson. J. W. Scrinner, ND
Re-. + Chamberin Rev {. Fl. Juderlll Newly on
Clv-Rev Bishop + ;. james, d D. Rev.B Creagl, fts9i
" T. Church A'en-sf Rev. O.. II. Fisher Pastor Ducn
Church Broome-st Rev. q. Coles, 200 Mloery-'ff l'er
r Brown Pastor NJ F. Church, Greene-st. Rev. O. :
Browne 50 B1nd-s. Rev W Clark Pastor u. r. Church
Suliyansf: Rey H. ConeDD Pastor ls' Bapust nurcn
Broome-st; Rev. o. v Amenan, Pastor W. r. Church
Bedford-st. Rev. Remington Pastor Of Bapust Church
Sfanfou-sf New Haven. Ct-Rev. Jos. Law. myld ueoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18
Legal NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CoNrR,croRs-ENLARG OF ERIE
y CANALPopo,is v4 1e re,e.et o' te fnai C1nmsoa
Of f1 ial. t- ICON
.treo OF single enlarged Looks. ol Che SIZE Gus % ,he ST.
lection wall connected vh ne same also for ne
of double locks C. llnse- M DO section 0i canal
ed herewith, and cavert uier lie ,an' shove te 3 'o
or tie comp elton of t1rle ock W %, ~ as' Nieet n
el.t oi F1s aa section of canal ADJOINING No i1f tl-
con.,rronoi .gs ock 80 g. miles east of Little Fpl' %
geter with cu.s- ad s il le Necessary sexton "oN con
F,ch prpo, 20 be sealed up ,ndor.ed proposals r pub
c enclosed elfror before beng ilrN1rt-d o. zoe
Conmiss1aers rh, received vii be- opened puo
If sei plice Above stlfei
Fyer proposal must b accompanied by sutr'aty signed
b, one nr 1-. responsible peous a cerie 90 be- sooi BY The
Supervisor of te town vlu Gle person or persons mVng tAe
proposition re-r'. OR by 'uci oinel sf. - .ll .'
tb person W nerson. proposing M Immediately after being
t6ed personally or through Post ohoe that hs rpopos'
are accepted ea,,, INTO an o s,a, "' '' anu sure
Nh r,.t y. fr .ar certain a, 70 Oh, prce 20 be-
pad or rs-e'e AMI no fpon 'o mus ieie can 'e 'e''
No more ,n on, prpo.oa cnbe received hom any person
TIE rrre IN The contract bs considered including ihs
n furnishing Al fh- materials 'ri performing all 'he wors &C.
corr I" 'ne lA., tI- II y. ,.,.'.i p ,l,. AL ,r,
fefspns becoming Cpntr'tof' "i - f'lu ' i'' We l-
such of tts materials 80 shall De teed t'f lAf
,s,h sr- 20 be brushed by te STATE several place. where
e, pre-, 70 1e seei and posted up al i' pace 81
renewing propositions ..-..., ... T. Of,
" subcon'r,cns the "ofA except 'T e
delivery Of materials vl be permitted
The plans maps pohes .ui specific 0f h- manner OF tls
the v be r-,y ior examination ~ Tie Office % r under
.irr- m Oh. CITY OF Albany snd after tie 1s' 1f June A. Which
inc md place blank propositions with "rni % guaranty n" also
-. = and . and tie work conn-o-d With them are 10
completed by the h day of April snd Lk 81 by e i Of Juac
fs The vorS % De- finished hy the fret ri April isb
Tie persons % nty 10 allotted ell be- required o
Immediately, md o proge'a With he contracts n
insure e completion ol gle wors b ue time
CHARLES COOK,
JACOB KINDS
mis- fevTw Gma Commandment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18
FATRRANKs, PLATFoR1n SCALES.

THE GREAT SUPERIORITY oftnese 9ce-es ias ne.ei
been fully understood and apprecated as -ulnz VIZ
nas year While hundreds Of lmperect yet ." erraitel
"a - of other Sins have been uled, found wanting ana
condemned tie purchasers Of Fairbanks sca4es nave 10 no
Tire gra confidence which IS felt IN ne accuracy and
ct adjustment VI these scales y slcn taai ihey nave
come 10 be- regarded the standard ron Wnca iefes 10
matter how tie tes,land the makers cour he
..versf nader whefer the article or load 70 be
,segs q r lced on the ether angie Of ne
platform whether the y small or grea-ifom the
loves, 20 the highest capacity q the scsehe amon' ndi-
Gated q always night
These considerations duly estimated by all that Glars
Of the community who value their reputation FOR correct
dealing and -elce the increased and constantly increasing
demand for fairbanks Platform Scales.
FAIRBANKS < Co Agents,
rls zmiseod 81 Water-si. SeH-York.
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DRY GOODS.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

NFSsRS. =. IT. NcELNUl %.
~ Broadray tlird d0or abrc te fgeyioan H5tel and
nIRFCTIY OPPOSITE THE PARK FOUNTAIN, are
DpreDared 20 offer for the inspection Of Their numerous
patrons and the public choice and varied an assortment
of new goods Jr Spring and summer ear az can De loula
i he CIV consisting 81 cloths casslmeres. vestngs, cash
rnerees tees drap d'ee, which they are enabled 10
make up order ~ great reduction rom former prices
They would part carlv call the attention Of the travelling
uu bic and others wanting rrs,-rae article OF ready-adc
Garments equal in every respect 10 those male to oI9ef
offered 10 the public. assortment oi dress and iO's
coa afe. stys Of Kchypr cloths made INTO Polka ana
sack Goals Also. cashmerete. tweed and menno panih
looms vests aud BOD great variety Also, s under vests
drawers carf-. heners, &C. constantly on hau
Tbev world call Intention their superior styles of vests
md looms. a. furnished 90 - Broadway. Strangers
and Others would do wei 20 call and examine uelr slocA'
nh ..Lu ur-c.. --L-rn lL--.n--- o---N uc-- u!l- p
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WHOM 10 MARRY

4 I'D HOW TO GET MABR1ED-Compise ~ cents
.ATle Green M0m'ain BOYS. - &c.
Abcdrel0 fhe Money Lender. ~ CTS.
Liffe.'s Living Age-No. 30. ~. c's.
Criminal Records. - cts.
Remarkable events DO the History Of Amenc- = o''
Chambrr-'s Aliscelanv-No. 49, p cts
Dombey Son. comp ee. - cis.
Dramatic Poems, by Miss IT, +. Read. - o.
The French Revolution. 81 CTS
SIR Theodore Brolglton. by g. P. r. James. p ci-.
The Reformed Hi hwayman, 10y Reyuolds-lsi pan- DC
Brage0nne. part 2d, hy Dumas p cts
Fourth par OF Mysteries aud Msenes u New-fork. 1oc
Nuthcrng -Lfs, by the author OF Jane Eyre . CTS
Forgive Guardsmen. bv Dumas - cts
Tie Dreamer and NOraer by Douglass Jsffod = cis
The Maiden Aunt ZJcts.
Democratic Review for May. p cs.
Kn.ckerhocker for May. SD ca.
Crus.nr- Afoli aud Ashore, By Ned Buntline . cis;
Also al the latest publications and periodicals. Tor SAFE Dy
myI8zrs BERFORD n CO. Asor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18
LECTURES ON SHAKESPEARE.

DY r. y HUDSON 2 vols I2no. The Lectures are
ID not so properly ou Shakespeare % on human nature,
Shakespeare being the text
Thev .h- works Of of an original urn OF THINK.
Ing and expression, and fl Of brilliant thoughts and
acute, often novel specu.ailons .'-Erenfng POST
THE POWER OF THE PULPIT.
Or Plain Thought, addressed 20 Christian Ministers and
those who heard Them by Gardiner spns DID with poI'
trait lvo. limo.
"Its pages have already furnished with valuable IN
sfnlc6l and material. for future refecon while ne earnest
ness and energy Of 'e sy!e have xed our attention ana
furnished d lasting pleasure Aoi7 York DbferTer
THE CZAR-HIs COURT AND PEOPLE,
Including Tour IN Norway and sweden by Jno NJ AZ
well lvol, l2nO
resources csafol, manufactures, &c &c j. ekcetqlug
interesting and instructive His style clear, orcOle and
unpre'eldug 10 n very many respects me pest DOOR Oh
Russia we have ever met"-A. }. Courier y EnqnrT.
Jusf uubii.hod hv BAKER SCRIBNER,
nvl6 III. Is PaTk-rOw and l4j Na-sau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18

Y IOn@f TpnfiUn TV77T7 'IV77T T7TITII----I
without med cu- infections baths by The New and I'M
proved Wgrf9as Ert0icHJ most paa'ahe and nutritious
vegetable food Tine 0niB genuine Qfc (1eug the same
has been sold for the last year by Hammond Co. and Their
siccess1r- McCOucr Co. corner Of Broadway and Chfn
bers-st p0ioy % any 5cre madcor imported PACK
ages Of8 bs - 5O of lbs 81 Also WarOn's celebrated
Treatise Constipation and the and value Of the EVE
lelia Price lti cents
Several Of eminent physicians has Ing tested tc
cfcacy Of this Eryaleua u their practice recOmm nd
and prescribe u 20 their patients Il Is the only Jei1bc remedy
erf0at for either Dyspepsia Constipation OF he Piles REFER
made 10 several hundred persons of The n classes m
the CRY.
Tire subscriber having ne cclste agency for the J1ed
Sifes wiz promptly all orders who esae and retail
per cent reduction, usual, 20 an wholesale eaes.
Sold 1niy The 0d stand Of the lle d. James H. Han, 216
Broadway conner Of Chamhers-f doors south Of Suars
marble building. Beware Of the spurious article.
~ TuThN S3iawisf II. r MOSES. 278 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18
" Cheapest Carpet Establishment in the

United states, NO.S9 B0Wery.-hlRAN ANDERSON
has JUS received from auction 100 pieces Of ThreePy extra
double superine and fine Ingram Carpeng Hearth Rugs.
Floor OIL Cloths Window Shades Table Covers, &c all Of
which viii be sold p per cent less Than any other establish
ment
1890 yds warranted oil wool Ing Carpeng 81 Cd 10 is Cd
$4,000 yards common Ingram Capetng for Is cd 70 IS Cd
5000 yards Venetian Stair Carpet p TO Sc
5000 large Tuned Hearth Rugs, 20. each
1000 yards Threo-Ply Carpet, AZ low prices.
1900 pairs Transparent Window Shades, from Be- TO SO
Remember % BOwery HIRAM ANDERSON
mvl lmiseod % Boweiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18
s..,rrsoIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Scr Sale II Sfool,. Sc 80. FotutA PagT,

"WEDNESDAY. May l7-P. u.
Tn. stock market today was gloomy, and the
s,e. we're depressed especially Norwich which fell
.,9s, bu, recovered to 26i The defslcadon alluded
y, ,eeriay was mainly the causc Of the decline bur
a. AU.ns OF in the receipts Of the Company has also
i, unfsvorable influence. Government stocks were m
,er,e demand bpi steady Treasury Notes sold a. q
TIE market for Bills is firm, bat there is uct
yeh doing Cool sicrn. ranges from 0l % u per c.
Freigh,s continue dull. Cotton IS heavy at sgd.
Al engagement of 10000 bushels Corn made % 40
I'D .5ne heavy freight l5s TO Glas.ow heavy freight
,vas taken g. xOs and 20 London 20 45s.
Tn. steamer from Boston to-day took according
o. ,clesrsph.c dispatch, only $4,000 in specie
The Committee of Arbitration OF the Chamber
~ Comuerce loT May consists Of Ne-srs. Leopold Bier
With Chairman, Charlie. Augustus Davis. stewart
Blown J. n HEX. and Oliver Slate Jr.
The exports OF Cotton goods from tbs pori rom
10 10 i5l, May were 2O9i PACKAGE against @'l4
packages same time last year.
Books for the conversion OF Reading D''ios oi
30 and leo into seven per cent preferred ''ocA nave
been opened in ihls city.
Our Moncv market is little tighter to-day
g,ir paper cells al saIO per e. Capitalists are nd.s
.,scd 10 DEC money go on time. bur On cal it is .tN
..n,. The ofor.nss of dr-tcas, pepper % our BanN'
re small
The following table exhibits tie movement q.
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I,nCr A..nHTNIENT - goods ~ 5
INSURANCE.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE,

OFFICE = NALL-s = ...-,-, -
rU,HE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE lNst ~ Z.
COMPANY continues 20 insure a. a-nst az llaAIs y
- Ri-Es "a more favorable than any oter Con-
pany- ,,. - 90. -,-sr.4 ex-,,si > g
. ~ Irsrrarce ard Life COlll-eLci-s, lppl A1 ~ ~.
-,i ulsn enabing tie insured 20 parucpate h a. l.e
LEV. 81 he business while living, a. wei As securing u
.,,r-lvors q certain resource ag,inst " an .,
~ 5f. a. declared annually. Each person Insured
res rie15eT ami Is entitled 20 vote ior directors
Wien the party prefers. he can pay Ole-n1!i ne lei.
$50 3 note Thus FAR me dividends Of tbs Company
5 Teen equal % tie m here1y canoeing ne no e.
80 nus saviiz TO the ins red onehaf the premium iaAeA
y or,i REFEsExcUs-Pheips, Dodse CO q Ci1.s'.
= n grrbgf & GO. a. SourLst; Frederlck Del--s &c
president Urol Bank; Z D Morgan GO. 'V FlOn-'-
pran Woodfori L Co. 80 Peer-st - .. 81. -.
NISSAN, ND. So Broadway Phys.cian 70 inc
Company TT INN Agens'
Boos, and pamphlets msy Be h-d grai:s on spplea
I'D al inf1naau0n gwen u the once o. Ae = r1 -
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CORNs-A Po.lLye and sneedy Relneay ~ -

CORNS-A Positive and Speedy Remedy for Hard or
Z Soft Coms DIR Caywood's great and justly popular
remedy FOR always be relied upon The many
persons who have lad their entirely removed bs
using Dr. CaywOods remedy, testify 10 the wouderu
cures that resulted from It's Dr. Caywood asks
only trial of his corn and feels confident that the ut
most satisfaction will follow Pnce only p cis box, and
sold only at the drug stores; HENRY JOHNSON, <l3
Broadav: SD Greenwich; 81 Blocker; l72 Eghihayc
uuc sos Hudson cor OF Division and Cuton l8S Bow
erv; 76 and 5l Broadway and $50 Fultonst sun Build
,tr mvl8 cod