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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06
ARM JOU e N A l.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.

Arrived--Ship Scotland, UTquhart, Havre 9th ut
mdss, to Barclay Livingston. lS3 psssenees The
has experienced heavy westerly gales during the passage
spit sails, &c. .
Ship Arathuss, Kelley, Liverpool ut in ballast, to
* Kitchens. 80 at ge pssse-s
Ship Woodsde Higgins, Liverpool d. ds, mdse and Az
passgrs, to Fowler.
Brsm ship Isabella Fulihuren Shield England, 90 ds,
mdse, TO Oelrichs 4 Kruger
Ship Italy, Baker, Liverpool 9th u mdse to Harnden
Co 287 passengers sd ult, lat AZ 81 lon 81 w,
passed esmeT ship rugged, scudding eastward under
reed topss appeared not to be stesmins probably the
Hermann reported having put into Halifax.
Br ship Ambsssadress Hody Liverpool via Cork 81 a.
In ballast. and 29 psssgrs TO Carlisle Rippardi IL died
on the passage
Bark Sarah Jackson Hodgdon NOrleans IS d., molasses
to Ridseway, of NHayen.
Bark Clsrssa (of NHsven CLARK, Ponce, PR, 20 d. su-
gar &c TO z HARMONY Ne pbews Co. 18th ult, lat 20
II Ion II S. exchd sigs with ship Howard steering SW
Bark Peytous, Brown, Baltimore ds, mdse 10 Smith
4 Boynton
Br bark Witch, Brown Liverpool 90 ds In ballast, to
Wilson Brown. III strge passgrs.
Bark Leopard (of Thomaston) Nesper NOrleans " do,
sugar. sc, 10 Mathews Co.
Bns Rowland, (of Thomsston) Watts, KOrleans 20 d.
sugar aud molasses, TO J Mathews.
Brig Sarah, (of Portsndl Wilsrd I'm Lanzorate Canary
/ Islands, March !, barills to y Quincy
Br brig Ann Scott, Drogheds 81 DE- coal 10 Braine
! lO4 strse passgs 49,
Big Lyrs S,crcr, Chssres via Key West 10 dc, hides
/ &c. TO RP Buck.
Brig Wilson Fuller, Crawford, Savannah de, cotton
/ nc, Durham Il Dimon.
schr Senator Knapp Alexandria ds -four, &c, to ssur
gss, Clearmsn Co.
schr PslOs (of Sullivan, Mel Mann, st John, EF d.
! lumber. TO Gilchrst go.
Sehr Curew Lambert, Boston d., fish, to Burger
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- -TT;;-zss.szzzg1sINGHAnrs ExPREss-

f--- --=1s..sssssse-, III SGH Ms EXPRESS
~ a zszss~--sSs5z- FINE-DAY LINE FROM PHILA-
-DELPHiA TO PITrSBURGH--Tbe
und sr.gnsd will receipt for merchandise Dy the sboye
named last line rho lowest current rates Goods in-
ended FOR ibis line will be loaded the Of the mail
PASSENGER train which caves Philadelphia At midnight
aud srrivss 10 Chamberburg halfway % PitsburshD 10
twelve h0urs fast wagons which travel dag and night,
are loaded irmsdiaey upon the arrival Of the snd
arrive In PITTSBURGH four days making hye days from
Philadelphia sod six from New York.
Marx packages Bnghsm's Five'Dsy Express Line
24f If WM TYSON, Agent, 10 Vest street, N
So -saEyfznzsss1 PATTERSON RAILROAD
~ u. " inter Arrangement. To commence
&<~<--x1---~- Friday October I, 1877. Leave
P,rERsos DEPOr Ngw-YoRK
O'Clock, A NJ IT O'CLOCK, A. NJ
III o'clock, A. NJ. III O'clock, = ~
O'clock 2. n. Il o'clock, 2. b.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leaves Paterson Depotat Hew-Yort st
o'clock, A. ". 2; o'clock, A. N.
Ps-nzers are adyIsd to BE- At the Ferry few miautos
.~F..-.hs anrr ~ stzrttng Of
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90 - yRoAD --Bintey .irganssnset.; On
and after Monday, Nov. O. 1871, the
freight train, to which PASSENGER car 10 attached val
until farther notice leave h0rrrs0vn 1t A III Newark
at Il Z. 81 The Passenger Trains leave New. York
o'clock A. NJ 8 P. NJ. Leave Newark 10 o'clock NJ
1P. NJ. Leave NorristOwn O'Clock A. NJ. Z NJ.
Passenger. BY the morning train Morristown will
rive there at o'clock where stages will bs IN readiness
convey them 10 Schooeys Mountain, Mashington Bel
Vdere and Eest0n dsily; 20 Owego, Milford, Newton
Stanhope and SUccasuny Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays and to Rocksway Dover sparta and Newton on
Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays each line returning
the fol lowing days to meet the p NJ train for NsvYofk
stage will alsO leave for Baskng Ridge svery evening
the ARRIVAL VI the cars AZ Morrstown.
By line recently estabis stage leaves MoTrist0~n
for Che Delaware Water and srOodsbUrg sanbops,
Johns0nbuFg Columbia and BlsirstOwn every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday the arrival Of The A. NJ trsio
from ~ Y. Returning the alternate days ths stage
leaves sIoudsbuIs ~ A. b. 10 meet the 2 from
MorrstoVn.
Passengers 20 through 20 and from Jersey City wlthogi
changing On leaving the city, passengers viii de.
post their baggage In the the foot Of CCrandst
where agent will be In attendance 70 receive H.
All packages bundles b. entered on the way bill
the company viii rot hold themselves responsible
Freight will be forwarded Immediately 70 a9fr.stown
from Albany Basin BY Stephens Condt. Dehy Trans
portation Line Newark, from the tfansportat0
Ofice Of the ~ j. 4. r. Trsnsportsfon company, foot
OF Libeftyst fnSI IRA DODD. Superintendent
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Gu aud lot Ia fee so East Thirteenth ST. on south side
~ between University place and Fit.h-svenue finished
In modern style With mahogany doors. marble nantes
Cfoton Kitchen &c sc Size Of house y BY
90 r piazza 10 f. In all = f deep; size Of lot y By - Il
Part Of TIE purchase money csn remain on ooud
aud mortgase II desired FOR particulars epply 10
uSl lw A. J. BLEECKER, AuctiOneer, Broadst.
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a. AT PRIVATE sALE.-The highly fn

g. twosory and attic brick house aud lot Chartonst
The house is Is by 50 feet " III y inch walls and
sob cellar having attached ne twostory tearoom II BY
% feet built by dsys-work Ia the most substantial
venient and costly manner CrotOn w5ter Introduced
tn huut the house with hot and cod baths, water
closets and marble weshsands Ia the second story The
lot =. feet inches by 100 feet The whole premises are
10 the most complete aud perfect order 5000 may
main on bond and II desired For farther par
ticulars apply 10 A. }. BLEEChEk, Auetioneer,
mN Brosd-st
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? .p,x - .RHA N,iktlsAT@.


Lea PI BURGH WHEELING C ncin.
kxA-s--xx- by Morning ana Evening trains
from New.York philadelphia, Baltimore ana Cumbsr
land without delay nsyios
states Mail add Passenger Route Through IN ~ hours
fgoro NewYok 70 Pttsburah aud Wboeline. thsuee 70
Cucinnsti ". LOWS NswO lesns, and the SCUM and
West Passengers goIg directly through b the states
ManTraius =,
Leave New.York foot Of Libery-st q, A. N. snd "A
for Phade phis and with lines for Baltimore
Leave Phisdelphia by 10 NJ train for Baltimore and
arrive in time 70 connect with II train Tor ftspufsh
and Wheeling, going directly through without delay
Leave Pbilsdephis- BY Railroad from ne corner o.,
Eleventh ADD Market-ss a. p A. "a for Baltimore aha
arrive tine with r NJ train for fiteuIsh
ard Wheeoz and going directly through without Delay
Leave Philads phia By steamboat az a d. rom DOCK
g. whan isendays executed and locse 10 sats ~
The only line Sunday from Philadelphia for bait'
more Is BY Railroad, Il 10 2. 81
Leave Baltimore At "a A. e. and p. VI. daily By the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
daily line. Of the National Road and Good Intent Stage
Companies and Pittsburgh OK hesns mex, eye
uing snd the following morning -
PASSENGERS for Pittsburgh take the splendid new an1
oderuiui. s,sauhosfs ~ Ownsve and thereby have
only u miles Of staging on the whole rouIe
Frstclsss steenDOsis leave PittsbUrsh snt WheeiSs
regularly and passengers are Forwarded withou, delay
Cincnuati and all other ports In tbs South and West
~ Take Notice Tickets not sold In New YORK 10
Psssensersfor Baltimore, Pittsburgh or Wheeiine.
This notice becomes necessary account u ssSeTs per
selling tickets In Newfors, Tor oher lines anc ne
holders Of such teke,s suppo.ns they were authorizes 70
pass Ia frstcss trains Baltimore and the South ana
West. They hsvs 10 connection with 49,,
For throGshtckets by this route apply 10 Phisfepns
a. - Sosh Thirds board steamboat Docks,
Fare through from Phadelphi TO Pittsoursn ST. W
Wheeling SIS with the privilege Of soppng a.
apply TO H. sLrMnLh, Aff' IN
or RsyLors Hotel 20 Cortandtst
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IT, IRREGULAR NAIL LINE b.,
- bosion ava New f0Ih, via stoeiogio

r.xnAhhGULAk DaiL LINE M, es'~sss
Providence
Th- steamer C. VANDERBILT. joel aoss, asa
MASSACHUSETTS. C.pt Potter viii run thfoushOs,
the seasou correction with the stoningon and Pow
dsnc ADD Boston and Providence Railroads, leaving New
Yors daily Sandays excepted. from pier North River
A. o'clock. Z "A and stOninftOu a, 0'co5k, P n Or
upon the arrival u the mall train from Boston.
These steamers uusufpassd 10 speed splsndor snd
orf han9 ssch Of them 81 large CON mos ous private
sste rooms and berth fof 81 persons beside large private
rooms 4 families snd pafI1fs.
Tie steamers are of csred by the most experienced
spS viii shorten tbs paEsoge betHee New York ale Boz
ton from y hoGs thereby arriving 10 ample tine or
a'l the lines running Iom New'f0Is Noith solin al
West ADD ~ th- Ines from Boston, North sud Fast
III. & VANDERBILT viii leave NeW-f orr, ssday,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. Leave StOni0ston. Monday,
Wednesday arf Ffdsy
TIE MASSACHUSETTS sill leave York, aono'y'
Wednesday srd Friday. Leave Stoninsion' Tuesday
Thursday a4G Saturday.
B-Psacugers "a the arrival Of lhs 81 aDefs 81 slon
inson proceed nmea asy "a the splendid Rafo.a Css'
g. Providence and Boston. -
4 baggage master accompanies the Steamboat tfaios "
sn r. m lston. % AXE charge Of The baEsase $500
For passage bcrths, state rooms, or tesn up
nay be made the ents ths wh4s AGA 81 me once
10 Battery plsce. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

EREsH FRUITS, GROCERIES, DC.
100 ibis hand picke ed spples, assorted
llo Kegs alagA grapes IN hGe order.
~ brs Lisbon 90 90 do
90 bxs snd hall bxs haHeh rsisius.
10 kegs pomeErsnt.s,
20 pots white aud yellow rock candy
50 bxs Jujube paste
50 hxs Genoa citrcn.
10 bbls she.led almonds
n bbs sheiled peanuts.
~ cases pineapple wsstmsatB.
81 kegs new Datch herring
White and brown hard sugar In bOIs
StewsIts crushed and powdered In bbls.
Tozsther with general assortment Of fruits groceries
wines LIQUORS corcss andsyruPs preserves pickles spi-
ces. cigsf., &c.
Confeeoner, bakers hotetespers famil snd others
in GOOD articles the lowest nasket prices
requested to give call GAssNER Il YOUNG,
dl7 i32 ChAtham-st. near Chathan-sQuars.
CHAMPAGNE, PORT and Sherry Wines, for tam
Oiy usesnEls baskets boxes ssEt free Of expense
90 say part Of the city
Chsn pAsnes-Beidsiek Piarry Ne Plus Ultra Russian
Eagle, nerv. Venus, and slery Mousseux, in quartz
and pints, az 81 TO 80 per dozen.
Pert Wiues-Pure Juise and Old London Dock In God
dem j0hns ano cases
Sherry wines-Dur Gardea AmouHIlsdo Hsnzanill.,
Psn2nn and Pale aEd Browns from Is c 70 - per gal
lon, In wood and glass.
hsdeirAs Of different brands
French Wnss-Clos Vozsent Ch.n!z,in, esuae, n
BofisauI Clare. ia wood and sAss, from s. 50 10 81 80
psr rCEru.
Old Brandy, In der-ijonns and bottlei
fezs-Green snt Black, IN and Is ID boI-s-
Havana Cig2rS, t-st quality. For sal. n
zlN .odu A. K THOMPSON. - 6ssvertt
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~. house aud lot 30 Eastrhrtsenth q between uni
~ ysrsty-pace aud Fifth avenue, hnIshed In modern
style mahogany doors. marble mantes sc &c. Croton
Der kitchen rance Sc Size Of house y BY IL feet
SIZE Of lot y by ~ feet inches Part Of the purchase
money can remain bond and morgtge n desired For
particular. apply 70 A. BLEECKEh, Austioneer,
,nSf lw Broad ST.
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At. 1--iSOLY- Egeuios line for Albany throesh
direct ~ o'clock. from the = er teoi OF
Robiuson-st first above Barclay. steamer RIP NANNlN
kLE, Capt SAMUEL Schuyler viii leaye on Monday 90
nesday ald Friday, AZ o O'Clock. ?. 81 fof passage %
fret ght apply on board or 20 q I sTANLtl az the o
f.s op ne dock This boat " n srsye all times m
pie time Tor the Morning Train East OF West Freight
taken Al moderate rates
All persons are i1rbid trusting THIS beat VITA AT w"
i.n nrl ~ lI.In The rtnfAln ullI ~
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a=. CLIFTON, STATEN IsLAND-FOR SALE.

Eas dwelling house 81 feet 5quare, beside piazza all
~ round. 500 feet from the water. with commanding
view of the City, Bay ana the Nauows; the house IL
thoroughly finished the large with ceilings OF "a
feet the first floor and the basement containing beside
kitchen cellar psntres and bsthingroom, abundant &C
commod alton domesrcs lot Of land OF dimensions
desired by the purchaser will be sold with the house.
Also cottage sites and building lots, either single or In
parcels, as may b. preferred
The situation Of this property is the mos. central In the
10 proving part Of the island and II believed no prop
ery the ghborhood Of the city presents as fayoTsbe
au opportunity FOR Investment. Apply %
w. w. VAN WAGENEN, 10 WallsL or
milo I'm GEO b. ROLLINS, y Wall.st
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az. MILLS FOR SALE, 20 lease or TO let and i'm
M mediate possession eiven.-The factory build
ings and water privileges, situated on Murderer
Creek. Orange Co. State Of New-York, being mile
from New-Windsor and Cornwall Landing four miles from
Nowburg and quarter OF mile from soOp navigation,
well snOUn the Snuff Mills.
The property consists OF GO acres Of land 5story
brick building 100 feet by 49, sige dwelling house, both
put last season under the supernendencs and drec
ton Of Mr. C. Leonard 81 cost Of 000 and eight good
buildings for york hands for other purposes and fruit
trees Of all kinds the premises.
The whole win be sold bargain, will be leased on
favorable great Improvements going In the
neghhorhoOd, and the Hudson River and New.York
Erie Railroads are In the vicinity, .nd when finished will
furnish easy comm from the mills the city Of
NewYork.
The premises DO at any time, aud as Is not
expected any will purchase without examining the
property. farther descrpt 10 deemed unnecessary
For terms and other particulars spplyat
mil # MRS G.. 4 MILLER 4 co no Watersi. ". Y.
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III -1--f$fOR ALBANY, daily, sundays ehce ptcd
e<-HrH--17rS rhrolgh o'rcct-At O'Clock, T. ~ Heu
,h. pier between Cortland and Liberty So
steamboa, ISAAC NEWTON, Cspt. william ~ tses'
viii lssve on Monday "Wednesday aud Friday evenings
a. 6 O'Clock. ,, -.
stssnbostADNIRAL, Capt Adm. Hitchcock VII leave
On Tus,d,v Thursdsy and saturday evenings 81 oeocs
Al ) O'Clock P NJ laodi1s 81 Intermediate slsees-
hcm the foot 81 Barclay 81 -. -.
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt Thos " husr
will l-sys on Monday Wednesday Friday ana sund'y 81
tefnoons. a. O'Clock IA,
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS. Cspt OFefo'sh' WI
ies,s on Tuesdsy Thurdsy ard Saturday sernoons al
o'clock
This ssove boats W an time, STRIVE In Ahspy In
an lie t,e Tor the morning for th> East or Wee
IRE ait taken AZ moderate rates snf mono issen aiet
O'clock a. All perions are forbid trusting ~ 81 inc
boats OF th. lie without written order from The Cap
tsns or AGENTS. -.
For passage or feisht aPpy on bosrd the t2a' or %
a ~(sTf' LTY AZ the otAc- q the wharf 81
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~ ENA-NnRK. M KNNN I'D rROl

Ns~-iNLins for Albany and Troy direct, tom Pier
e<z< a. the foot u C0rllsudst Persons tssius
IN boat " arrive Ia Troy In zine TO tAke che earliest
n5rning trains vest TO Buffalo aud north 10 sMaoss,
Lake George and Champs.n. - -. -,
Tns low pressure steamboat hdflhf, Capt w
sdsy aud Saturday For passage Ac apply on bosd,
or % ). = CHAM6ERLlN. a. the ohce 90 the ehafi -
freight be put Ia charge 81 the heishi sgn 81 me
.-,,,rrs ,.iil not ~. rasn.rsib.e Tor los. 81
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n-r.- PnIliuKEEp-IE I'D

E-r-A - ARGEs.-rh barsos CLINTON, Capt
saz-~>s>Hn@ Wii,ie, every Monday ENCHANGE
CAPT Rosekrans every Th1f1dry POJ6Hhkafslf,
Cspt Hot nan. every saturday AZ O'Clock T. m hos'
foot MurFsy-st for passengers and freight. -
The above BargeI are elegantly furnished with state
rooms and SPACIOUS aud comfortable cabins, and es
ttea up Tor the com fort aud convensn of pas
sengsr, Arrive 81 POughkeepse Ia time for the ssge'
ID sharon, Pins Plsins, aud New-Milford mol u
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ga WILLTAJi-BURGH PROPERTY fol

60 very ow-One two story and attc mouse ii i'-'n
- afd.st lot Is feet hy 100 hluss b r D. i IeAry
new. containing rooms-prce 81 lei-iour hundred can
remain on mOrigsgs % one new twc-storl ana atle
with kitchen and two ots Of ground, corner
Of and Aiusee 81 near the Gothic church, INQUIRE
OF d. MANNER, corner Of Grad snd Fourth SIS VII
li.,r.tnrgb u9 In
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DEADy-MADE GARIiENTs.-We are now sell
IL ing extensive stock Of ready-made overcoats,
closks, dress and roek costs psntaoons vests, bOyS
sacks sins gowns 1c with alsge assortment newest
style fancy dress articles comprising scars, cravsts
gloves hdkfs pender &c al discount Of - per
from low prices in order to reduce stock prior
to the paton Of present copartnership, Feb 8i3
Those requiring outfit for The Winter should examine
the assortment. VIM T. JENNINGS & co.
d2 Is Broadway. American Hotel.
CLOTHS, CAssIMERBs, Vestings &c BY the
Npece pattern, "a low they he bought 10 the
city with tbs obvious advantage Of selection from what
be relied upon the most fashionable goods al ~
Broadway. Im2Zl JENNINGS co.
EIRsT QUALITY READY MADE GARMENTS,
comprising Spring overcoats, dress and fTock coats
pentaoons vests, equal TO custom work. a. - Broadway
m22 JENNINGS co.
EIRsT QUALIFY ready-msds Garments, eomPns
ing dress and fock coats pantaoons vests business
coats, &c. at 2Sl Broadway. WIN. T. JENNINGS co.
EOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR Large ss.ort-
ment Of New Goods for Spring 1t 81 Broadway
American Hotel tm22I JENNINGS co.
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-n--s- 1.-THE PRORIETORs OF sTkAm

1870. sOArs wishing Bells hing would 90
>'well 20 pay visit on board tho sieamefs
Niagars Mouutaineer. Governor. Thomas Powell, John
Potter, Admiral, Bay state, &c. ~. aud examine n
Homers Improved Patent GonE Bell, especially adapted
for steamboats, put up aud ToDg snd wafanied or
one year variety Of these Bells Will 30 constantly
kept on hand f1r the accommodation Of captains sne pro
prietors living al distance by H. or - Anns New
York B-NJ person IL authorized 70 contract fot
work In my name attend TO " In person M IN
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: AT PRIVATE ~AIE-One

ks the south side OF Twentieth 81 Also. one lot Of
- ground on the north side ct Nnefeenit-st esch lot
s BY 100 feet between Ninth and Tenth avenues For
particulars, apply to 4. J. BLEECKER Auctloneer,
n,sf f-y ~ Br0ad-st
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CLOTHING.
~fa~7--------
SPRING & SUMMER


IMPOKTANT TO THE PUBLIC.-F. n Nc
IELROY co. 2S4 Broadway, opposite the PARK Fount-
ain would respectfully call attention to their extensive
and weseected Of ready made Overcats and
Coaks also Youths and Boys Clothing Of every variety
Of color and cloth. which they selling al cost,
their object being TO dispose Of the stock hand before
the last OF February order TO make for ths prng
They cut made aud trimmed equal TO those made to
order ana 80 per lower than any establish
Of the character and Standing in the city d3f
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DRY GOODS.

MERINO CASsIMEREs-Of various qualities
1VI colors and mixtures, for sale by
mSl C. + HARRIS, 90 Exchsnge-place.
L'INE BROWN sHEETINGs-Very handsome
for s'le BY C. Z. HARRIS. 46 EXCHANGE plsce mSl
DLUE DRILLs-In Store aud for sale by
10 mSi c +. HARRIS. 40 ESshangs-p place.
EINE COLOHED JEANs-Manufactured by tho
York and Tacoma Mills all blesched colors for sale By
MA c. X. HARRIS Exchange place.
ID sbeetiugs
Joe bale. Eagle Mills ~ brown sheetings
80 do Equitable aud Egg eyille ii brown Sheet
iuss
l20 do Rockingham and Palo Alto ! brown Sheetings
IS do Dorchester apn Hope 81 and IS in. 10.
$50 do Berwick snd Warwick % inch 30.
40 do Jsmes and Led0ury 81 inch DO
for sale hy lsS hESMIrH CO 50 and 50 Pine-st.
WALTHAM CuTTONs-6o cases Wslthsm II
w blescaed. 80 do Watham pillow biesch,d, 80 DO
Wshsm hlesched, 20 d. Wstham II beetled, 81 DO
Wslihan bieached 10 bales W slthsu brown, 20 DO
WAl,hAn brown . d. Wsltham brown. for sale by
IS NESMlTH L CO 81 and 81 Pine-st
NAsO>yiLLE BLEACHRD GOODs-50 case.
Vl Of the various width manufactured by Mssonvie Co
Just received. Fer sale BY NEsMlTH 4 CO.
as 81 and 81 Pine Of.
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u. FOX sALE-A baauuiul country residence, iof
- any person wishing 20 reside in tbs country and Do
~ business 10 the city The place IL suatei on The
banks OF the Huison River, within half mile u the
sesn boat aadins Yonker On the place isz good cot
tsge house coachhouse fruit of all sindst - acres 81
land For particulars inquire Of Mr. JOHN RAShFOkD,
40 the steamboat lsnding, or Of Mr. FAEDchlOh
Known no Wet s-ven-een-h q. N. Y. mo w.
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. BOLD RosBERY.-A man named Briggs was
knocked down In Prince street. Saturday evening at
eight O'Clock He to take his pocketbook,
ab0,t one hundred and fifty dollars stable
Were he he'd hired horse Tie follow ed b. rufsn
who kpocked him down with when they reached
Prince he called for help AID tho robber hed having
secured only Eve dollars from the wounded man. Mr.
Briggs, we andentsnd, belongs 10 woonsoctet lie was
badly ipjatsd lProvsdsncs Journsi
tY- We are greatly relieved in being able to
contradict pAfs Of the death OF Charles Reid
Of Erie Our iaarma.loo seemed 10 be from authentic
source, bat haI>y untrse Alb. Eve. Jour. %sh.
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a. HOUSE TO LET y BRooKLYN AN, AN9

~. FURNITURE fOA sALt4-Ihe mouse - lVsAtea
In pleasant street within seven minutes walk
Of the south Ferry has been occupied only ABOUT len
months being entirely new, and finished win al the
modern Improvements The furniture vas al purchased
June comprises al thas IL necessary Tor Inc
comfort aud convenience Of gentee family The f1rni
tufa win BE- sold bargain. The lease the house hiss
two wears 20 run AZ low rent for the ocaton Posses
sion given a. once Address Onto 81 the oiee OF THIS
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as. PITTsBURGu TRAVEL. n

IT, IINNlNNAII AND PIIIsbl no II UtI
ESQSr--eLY STEAM PACKET LlNE-This 10
Hs-1-sA~~S' pendent Line Of steamers Is now com
posed Of the aVt swtes best finished ana iani' ns9
and most powerful boats on the waters Of the West The
highest wages are paid for the services OF The best snd
most experienced engaged in the river sness Tue
line hss been la operation Tor years has carried nearly
two mi lions Of people without doing the slightest injury
10 their person The propr.eors challenge comparison
Wien any passenger line tho Union for safety regularity
aud speed All that money procure has been provided
10, hs safety comfort and convenience Of passengers
The boats leave Pittsburgh FOR Cincinnati as follows:
Nondry..... MONONGAHELA, G. Stone.
Ti4esd4y..... HI 8ERNIA, No 2 John Klinefeter.
U.anesa4y.. NEW ENGLAND, No. ?, Samuel Dean.
Thu,siay... BRILLIANT. r Grace.
day....CLIPPER, No, 2, N. Crooks
Satnyday....MESSENGER, De Camp.
g,,nd.,- ISAAC NEWTON A O. Mason. lN IA
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second Also, three lOts south Side OF ntY-
.scoufst commencing 100 f. east Of
.srh lot is 8 By 100 70 For particulars, apply q
r,Sl Nv A J BLEECKER, Auctioneer. Broad 90.