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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

Hon. j. X. Poinsett, whose opinions on MeIi-
can affairs, from his long residence in Mexico.
and through knowledge Of the country and its
people, are entitled to the greatest weight,
thinks the attempt to subsist our army, by con-
tributons to be derived from the foreign and do
nestle commerce. Of Mexico, lille and impracti-
cable.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

Prime, Ward & Co., Of New York, have been
discharged by Judge Oakley, from custody un-
der the commitment warrant by virtue Of the
Stillwell act issued by Judge Edwards The
warrant was entered on Sunday, and was, there
fore, invalid.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01
nRCHANIC's rooL sToRE

0 J. H.. SMITH, "A
lxI Plsus snd Edgs Tool JhaaVacfwsr, ~
W 81 Vk.iesale aad Retail Dealer - Nc<
BHiIdsrs' Hardpars. and IHseAaHis's
Tools Gsaerafiy-
Qts Main Il Fast side between san aad en- streets
CINcIxEATI, oHIs.
a ,OOPER-s. Carpenter's. Cabinet. Wagon and Chel.
Nskers Tools Of every description, always on h~ad
a. -,.de ro order n short n0tics Alss. Greenwood
- .rner 49,. and Iarcbes Broad. Nsrro<. and Con
gr..- patt.: Cabinet hardware Mahogany knoos ana
se.er.l assortment Of Hardware such used ~ heess
Al msderzfe price,
laly -, le47-sn-
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

The Legislature of this State met yesterday,
the last day of the month.
Gov. 0wsey's message will be delivered to
day. Yves have it in Louisville forthwith"
In these days Of expresses, we do not allow pub
lie documents to tarry on the way.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

The society for the employment and re-
lief Of the poor, in the city Of New York, has
gwen emPIoymen nj during the past year 70 :, 543
persons; the number Of garments made was
5,247. The moneys paid out amounted to 81
$50 a
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

The National Intelligsncer Of the 2sth. brings
us news of the death of Hon. Timothy Pitkin,
of Connecticut, a Statesman Of the past age
and well known as the author of work on the
statistics Of the United States.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

An Elephant broke loose in Philadelphia--
nearly killed his keeper, let out several wild ami
mails, put an end to several monkey, and played
other antics. He was secured.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

NEW ORLEANs.-The new CustOm-HOuse IS
to cover an area Of SO, 900 feet 1t viii accom-
modate the L s. Court, Post Office, Land Office
Collectors Office, and have many millions feet
of storage. Who foOts the billl-Naf. IafsL
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

On the 23d ult-, says Philadelphia paper,
DR.. Darlington, president Of the Westchester
Bank, while seated in the cars for that place,
was robbed Of one valise containing S5l 600 Of
notes on his bank.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

AGENTS FOR THE EXAMINER.
j. B. RUSSELL, Gazette Office, Cincinnati, o.
WHITE & PoTTER, Is State street, BOstoH-
ELIAS SMITH, l42 Nassau street, New York
JOIN. ScHoLEFIELD, 5. E. cor. Arch & 9th SITS,
Philadelphia
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01
The a IIegkanians.

We notice with pleasure the arrival in our
CITY Of this Justly celebrated band of Vocalists.
They come to US heralded by a full strain of APP
probation from our brethren of the press, North.
We ask for them that patronage, which our ciEi-
,sns ever extend TO those who merit il.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

The Canal at this place will be suspended for
some ten days--say from Dec. 9th. The cause,
heavy deposit of mud in the locks from the
food. ..l
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

AT the special election in Pulaski county, NY,
held the 2d Monday Of December last, to I'll the
vacancy occasioned BY the resignation Of Milford
Elliot, Esq, John T. Quariey lWhig) was cleo
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

A Telegraphie despatch of the 18th says IRE
occurred at Utica, n. Y, on that day, by which
$4,000 worth Of property was destrOyedi In
sured for $, 900.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

The board Of commissioners Of Washington
county, Indiana, has decided TO take stock TO the
amount Of $4,000 in the New Albany and Sa-
lem railroad.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

The New York True Sun says that the State
Bank at Eizabethtown, N. ]. is in a very pre-
carious candition, and intimstes that it will pro-
baby soon break.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

Senator CoLoUITT Of Georgia. il is reported,
is about to resign and be succeeded, for the bal
ance Of his term, by SeabOrn Jones or Gov.
Mcdonald DEM
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

The right of the city Of Alexandra to be re-
presented in the Virginia Legislature, has been
settled by the admission Of Edgar SnOwden.
Esq, 10 a seat in that body.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

Col. Clay, DEM has been elected delegate
in the Legislature Of Virginia, from the county
Of Campbell.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

Every one that has eyes does not see; neither
is it necessary to have eyes in order to be seer
Our friend Smith has favored us with another of
his uiSiORs.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

The Miami Canal Is pow entirely frozen
over, and navigation on it is consequently sus-
pended.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

The swords voted by the Legislature to Gen
erals TAYLOR and BUTLER, and the widow Of
Major BARBoUR, have been recsiVed by Gov.
OwsLEY.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

FIoRrpA-The Legislature have adopted the
proposed amendments to the State Constitution.
providing for biennial sessions Of the General
Assembly, and one years residence as the sur
fraQe qualification
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01
ISAAC PUGH & CO.,

No. I1s. Chesnut Street--PH ILAD ELPHIA
Manufacturers and Importers Of Paper Haagings and
Borders.
Have always hand. a. large asaortmeat any IN
the city, 81 the newest designs of
American IL French Paper Hangngs,
Borders, Fresco & Column Papers, Wide
Window Papers, Fire Board Prins. &c.
An Of which will Be sold the most reasonable
waOlesals and Retail Country merchants are parisu-
ariy invited TO call
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

The Susquehanna Banking Company Of
and the Delaware Bridge Com
pany Bank Of New Jersey have failed.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

BUFFALO, Dec. =, 1877.
The Brig Uncle Sam, with 100000 feet OF
lnmber. was lost on Lake Erie, in the north east
storm on Friday last. Thecrew were all saved
vessel and csrgo a total loss
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01
aa5nn
Kentucky.

This is big army! Do we need 1T In it
our interest or policy 10 have III
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

The Masonic Lodge of Nashville, gave s2oO
fer the relief of the sufferers by the flood.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01
IRA BURDSALL,

No. 531, Main St. opposite Bank Of NY,
LOUISVILLE;
Has slsays for sale Wholesale and Retail, iul a.
oslmenl efhs patterns Of Paper Hangags Msnafaeta-
red BY isAhS rO"a ~
sept IS, ls47-Iy
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

ahe Alabama Legislature has invited Gen
Taylor to that State. The resolution vas adopt
ed unanimously.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01
AGENTS FOR THE FyAN

Wool IS Hood Governor ofTe1as
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

Capt Walkers remains have been brought over
to this country to be buried.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

Attica, New York has been half destroyed by
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01
sweIiing.

A proposition is made in Congress to add ten
more regiments TO thersgalar army See where
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-01

no business done-
Mr.. Hale presented memorial Of the Yearly
Meeting of Friends in Indiana, praying Con-
gress to legislate so as to put an end to the wal
and abolish slavery.
Mr.. Hale said that as this petition referred to
the subject of slavery generally, he supposed il
might be considered to embrace the subject OF
the abolition Of Slavery in the District of CO.
lumbia, and as such TO come within the usual
course adopted by the Senate Oflaying the cues
ton OF reception upon the table. As that Gus
tom, however, did not meet his views Of duty
he should be compelled to ask the yeas and nays
upon the motion.
| The question was taken BY yeas and nays, anc
il was decided that the motion to receive the pc
/ titiou should lie upon the table. Yeas 80, nays
8, as follows:
/ YEAs-Allen, Ashley, Atchison, Anterior
Badger, Bell, Bsrrien, Bradbury, Breese, Bright
Batter, Calhoun, Cass, Davis, Of Miss, Dicki in
son, Dix, Downs, Fairfield, Felch, Foote, Hun.
ter. Johnson, Of Md Johnson, Of La, Mangum
Mason, Niles, Rusk, Sewer. SPruancs, Stur'
geon, Turney, Westcott, Yulee-33.
NAYs-Baldwin, Clarke, Corwin, Greene
Hale, Miller, Phelps, Underwood, UPham--9.
Mr.. Hale also presented petition praying
the abolition Of slavery throughout the Union.
The question being upon a motion to lay tbs
question OF reception on The table,
Mr.. Hale said that his course in this mattel
was dictated solely by a sense Of duty, and no
! from any desire to provoke discussion upoi
this exciting subject. He took the ground thai
those who advocated slavery, and opposed al
investigation upon the subject, placed that in
stitution above the instituted OF God himself
and no could not acquiesce in the course adopt
ed by the Senate in disPosing of these memoir
ais.
4 Mr.. Cass, from the COMMITTEES on Mllitar.
n Affairs, reported bill to raise, for llmite'
time, an additional numbsr Of troops, and CAV,
notice that he would call il up as soon as
should be printed.
After short Executive session the Senat
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10
MARINE JOU RN A l..
pOgr OF NEW.YOHK

.rr,xea-pAni.h ship Andrew Ralos schmidt, Monte
y.srs a. N, wool Sc 10 w W De Forest Co FEB -
isi 3 40, Ion 81 So spoke ship Cea'loe, 20 o. m ~
ni,h .chr Anna I'm Mouievideo for NYors ~ Is out
BNs n Douglass (of BsnmoIel Noryilie Montevlaeeo
ian 10 pdse 20 w " De Forest Co Sailed IN GO Win
,bir Rara.r f1r Boston Brig Cha:edory. FOR salem SIC
.he dAy previous. Jan r. lat 80 o8on 59 q SPOKE oas
Eler.ey from London for Caso Wished 20 o1
70 for the Cost Of Africa 7h inst, lat 80 2' ION
spoke bark kirkland Of Baltimore, standing East Len
ship Corvo from Boston. une snd others neoIe
scinsn bark Leone. Nspail, Palermo - u.s. hull VIC
wine 10 Chanbersin Phelps. The L has experienced
very severe gales on the passage split ,sil. &c. an
Rrr Globe, (of Hsllowel COlburn Auassp" ~ a. su'
7, for Phi.del 25h u lat D. Ion ~, spoke sour
eel, from Wilnuston, NC, for T1esap.w 1y,n on i0i
iugs. spoke ship Gs9os rem NOres s Sopssp md IS
the Bar. and moasses 70 br9wn q
Co. Sid in with brig. Duncan FOR or. s5 49,
II Hyler do Joseph, for Philade an intt ~ % To-
Ion ~ spoke snip Columbus from NOrleans TOT boston
Lat Is 90 Ion 70 & exchd sgs with bark , filisoury
fgom NOrleans for RichmoLd 49, , T..
BRIG Random, Benedict Noreans ~ o'' u'O'a''e'' 10
Brs M.uhasu. johnson, Apslaehioola FEB 10, cotton
B,is Catbsripe Watts NOrlesns il d., sugar, &c to
Brs Mstsgorda Purchus Matsgords Bay "A ds cotton,
&c. 10 master 10Th uii lat 20 ION o. spose prs IT,
Gulf Str cam, passed ship John Carrier oouno Sottn f
inst of Hstteras passed brig Lydia farnhsm oouho ~
as.s. 20 cd,T 18th ult lat q 70, lon 81 IS, spoke br
ship Lady Milton from Liverpool Tor NC.issn, ,ioS
lat s So Ion 70 80 spoke bark George Cahoon s'eeus
Sebr Ann Gardner, Holman, Plymouth NC, d. corn
sohr Dispatch, COI.on Braodywine ds, corn meal to
schr svis R. Ireland, Nswbern NC d. naval stores
o r Blackwell. 70 ooo RI
Schr Thetis Thomss stumpy Polni NCio u.s. o"'V
scir Ontario, Van Glider Oorscoks d. corn, to order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10
uUDsON RIvKR RAILKOADaaNoTIoE E .lk

1PROPOSALS-S Sealed Proposals will be received by
the Directors Of the Hudson River Railroad company a.
their Oft CO. 81 Wast until the 18th DAY oil Maeh next
for the grad masonry piing and bridging Ter thai Po
ton OF said Road which extends from Breakneck HILL 70
Poughkeepse, distance Of about twenty miles me
work 10 be pleed by the FIRST day OF April Sfs sc
cording the plans and specifications that Will De SUD
mitted for examination hereinafter mentioned re-
serve OF ~ per cent the monthly estimates Will be re-
tsiped BY the Company until the contract il completed
as security for performance no transfer OF coh'fSou
will be recognized or permitted. a,
The maps aud profile OF the line the plans OF wofk the
form OF contract and specifications Of the manner OF exc
cutting tho same will be ready for examination on ana
after the 10th of March at the Office OF the hssocn In
gpeer Cold Spring for that portion Of the ns between
Breakpeck Hill Fshki Landing, and Of Poughkeep
sl- for the remand Of the line On the 10TH OF aIch
The NAYS proles and plans Of work will he presented AZ
the Office Of the Company 81 Nli-sI.
The line will be divided into convenient sections s1o
proposals b made for all the sections the
pary proposing to state whether they desire ALL ana "
not what portion Of the work they propose TO en'ef lno
contract for. -
The full Of all persons that are parties 10 prop
ost,on must be written out the same.
Tee party TO any proposition which may be sccepteo
will b required TO enter into contraoi inneos'eJ o'
the acceptance Of the same .... ,
Ths Directors reserve themselves the night To accept
or reject proposals that may be offered as they consider
the interes, Of the Company 20 require 90 e., ,,.
JOHN 3 JERNlS. Chief Ensinser.
Office Of The Hudson River Railroad Co -
New. York. I'D Feb. 1913. |5t Mh'p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10
INSURANCE.

Sss HA<Ekg, Secretary.
MiSrUKS Posr. 81 D. Phy-iesn 90 BroadEsy. ~ n
l. SUPERINTENDENT FIRE INSURANCE CON
N PANY OF NETWORK, ofhse 81 Ws.i.t-CAplla
S180G1-Or incorporated IN l7as-Thii eomPsaJ
continues insure agsns loss sad damage b he % ne
most iscrafis terms operations are confined eheh1
L. he City " Eew-York and it, Immediate proximity
osse, ustsd and paid with prom ptness aud hbefaty
DIRECTORS.
r.,,,. traI.nS Johr Cothout George Arcularlus,
49,, Reese, IoEr C.mnhril Qeorre Coatiin,
Joshua Brash Rsbeu Z. Stuart Johu tfUi
Roltis Moore, Edward Cook. Asher hlleyf
Anthopy Lamb Adam Nouis Robert hermit
panpn 6r Eors.. William Tucker Cha 2. Levegich,
I,skorv Cha }oa I.vri.C H.m.rsley William Bfovnui
A., Lsv,sres William Dean Henfy Ellsworth
8EORGF IRELAND, Prssdsat
AB mcDof aiD. Secretary
New. York. oct :. issI -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10
MEN WORK TRIBUNE


.cN..s :, ~ VA ,,,s,ssS = Nse' - ee''sf q "
,N..,. a-.,p,.' - NA.SNAs,.ssN sAai = sVt'"
ss,y,S y. ~ p Ses'es
,N,Nx. N,xx,. >>ae 10, NNthNn sNcs
ts>A "a shy manly k,fm
TN thee car N,,t,,,,, sweil TIE sN's
Var Ncsvs src e,st,NS warm
rAv hard AssA lsa es ANns sns la
rhsaaSA sunshine asd eclipse
AM tAsa AZ ,tWl Vot SwVdws stSr-'
Tay nse'e n - eas Hrs
,N,s,e Ksgt,. o. New,SRe,snds 500
\NNrr ,rcza TIE Pilgrims lsnd.
And cvcsy arm viii ccssc 80 NNl
IT, sSssg Al, N,oAie hsHds
Oar ksnacr. ~ thc erccso Ne Il mes
ANSe Thy sbS,cSs
Ara ~ cer uaNartsin echccs rms
ueesHs - HS>NN CLAY
C,rsc ~ the Ray state snd ,So0 7, hn'
r,x thee As; bosom thrills
~sANNne aoets ~ every wind
That s~ce,s her ancient has ~,
Come stsni where froeso" ~'N'
Where In the rising sun
GA Bankers shadow ra'as' INC WY
To as,ssnt Lexington
ro,ns us C,,a9serN Win name
y, h.N>i stained Held lnFsf"'
Ri, ,,Aly crownci With hoher lame
As victcv 81 cur hesrs IN
,,,.,. tA,ai whose barring words de- TAI
With ps,rio, hre intense
Oh .NSa,el and let old fsneah Hal
Thr,a with thine eicqaenoe
Came l-iNom thy lips the sood and old
Woala heS. some truth sublime,
Asd youth ~oald learn some lesson bod
10 con in after. time
New EnSlsnd's mountain hight ~ona rear
Tnel. crests with loisier PRIDE
IA IL hs- valleys far and near
woald ring thy welcome wide
old Nsssachaseus long has ersvea
Thy foemen on the field,
And proudly have her banners waved
Above thy battle shield
She owes thee. as she loves the SKIES
Ths, mantle o 'es her breast
Then cone. and hesr her anthems rise
To HAKRY oF TINE WEST
ssSs.- ks-vA ISIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

AV.uabe diseDveIy being liquid Aye which insisutA
necssy changes the color Of the bir 10 bsautn brown
o. acs withost inIuy ~ hair ska. The psAt 'pPs
rioity Of this dye consists In MODE ~ application
aEd nstantan-ous ali other Je-TegufinS from ton
Twelve hogs 70 produce any change To 'rrsrei -
ccl-rce VIII be npparent 20 one upon slhs9 AZ
pcaion Az this Nilcle on mort not on qnneheiy
Orer 80 evidence n 10 sHe@u-nSY That urwad on w
sn th0usnd boxes have bern sold u Aleiandsfs lep
ba,hs siBss its Invention
For sale BY "A . SANDS. Druggists, 700 Fal'"a
q; corner n william n. Johnson. 10 bf"adwaYl y
" inshiP, II faft bfoadsaI rushion 81" ih'". :
MAxweh, and Johnson. Moore Taylor New sefa ahd ~
The sIe ssfnis ipf %, UHitsd Htsiss 4" wiz"
Phil dslphis l1f im
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10
unIfsES FOR SALE.


ptIyATr -aig. Two 'oi' = rgse,Ina On
IN ,Gb sido N rghfy 00h'i 7}is7i ss'' ~ .ii.
~ 10y q. .l i..s 10 Ir 900 frri deco F.i l'l'''
: .cs.,m hsrnoHY bLtEchrN' A' e,e.S.,
rpvfyArI -hLK. Two i,ts n I1nn' 90
c. - 80. n Twaaty .alifdst hoiw9rn Iiil go
~ Lexington sqsnnea .Has ~ T., ~ 4, ,.,,.,s.,
s.,,',t',s,.ts ap0iy ioA bhhktkfh As'pso.sS
ml iw ,...l
,rpnIyATE SALE. Three lei' % ihe '9aih
e - '1f.safy second a. between Tmid ena -
NJ agonas. sach ioi z, - ~ ss' ,
,,,,,i1s'aspply ~ ~ BLkEckhR' A"sI sa.
mi IN ~
ar PRIVATE SALE oo- gt 81 ground % o, ne
e NJ - Ssth. avsna-, bst~ssn THIRTY aists as
d 1910 ~. sir. q feet inches BY l"' feet deer
20 ,' is A1 'PpgLErcKER Aaotoaser Broae st
ar pUty.TE -ALE-Th- fsiofy bnes house
n III Mnuay.st with the lease 81 wy ~ ~ ,,rS
- from tho ffusiess Of Columns 80 n, 500 ysar
rent OF s2li per -nnpt, th9 pfemfs' 'gfEEcgEA
'.l az '''' Aueuoossr, Brosd-s,.
40. AT PRIVATE -ALE-rhs four''ory sLs IT,
house aad lot IA is,' NV s,.1.y Size Of bous, 10
e.-, nohe. b. So eet deep. finished n MOO
with ma'ble maa,s. 'ldns doors e1e S ~ e. iaehes
Croton ,sstsr. sub cellar. sc sire OF Lot " ''
80 ~ 80 deep For particulars apply u s.4 =,
m7i~ A j. BLEECKhR' Apetioneci D'o'- =,
At PRIVATE sALE-The thre"'ioly 900 90. :.
D.. 40 bnek house sud lot % ebs. by AZ feet
do, 5,ish.c IN modern style, ~ilh marble aan,s..
siding doors black srsts, Pan,rs, ~ lat a. oCo Gao
la.e ~. M b,od sad MORTGAGE n dsifsd Foi TENS &C
.upiv 70 ANTHONY }. BLEE9hEK' AsS' s,n.d-
rs lw o., - -,
81 At PRIVATE SAIL 5i rssSpty tb.fd q
liz and lot lee on the 'oum s'ue 80, - Nv IS Zee,
~ opposite Madison squse sike OF hgu 80 = bv
deep finished about months pun Sav marble
Trs,,.l, mshosany docs Croon water sad nk'I re-
hrou ghout Tile hs Szs o. 9t - IN .yc.tonssr
particulars Apply !" Brosdst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

ID tbs old estabIshsf .,ndIhe sntscTheT bsFs IeAFe
70 inform tn. public that he has removed Ms moosyoa
establishment from the above psce y the corner of
E.st Broadway and ScAmmes where he will cOnnes 20
end money watches, plate j-wrlry. eiamonds eeti'
ins and personal property Of every description
JOHN J. LEVY. Lic-osod Pssnbrckvr,
corner OF East Bfosi~ry and ses,nm7ist
ga private interview nay BE had b. riegins M
Office bell 81 the hall door. 81 10"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

-U~ss EVENING LINE st oeloc,, ? NJ
= .sSHaczr3N-FOR POUGHKfEPsIE snd Uterine
ss<ez1zo&1ss date Lsnd,ng,-There - good AeismnS
rem any point tho Hudson to Albany add sistes WIN
be IA readiness 10 convey passeHgers 20 Their
On both aides OF the riyer-Ya.ase SlThe celebrated
lea sisambost COLUMBIA, Capt T " hdSo, VIII save
the Pier between Cortland and Liberty ss every eysnns
At O'Clock Returning, leave Po<eepsie svsIy MOI org
:, - -, ~ a. - ,0;rs' M "a. WHAT MI a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10
DRY GOODS.

s,TARK GOODs.-l5o bales 5o-inch brown Drills
- 500 bales 27-nch brown Sheetngs
100 % Shirtinss
10 ca,es blesched Sheetings
lSf For sale by NESMlIH = co. % and y Plne-st
DROWN GOODs-950 bales sheetinss and shrtinss,
ID consisting medium, heavy, fine and supertne, from
50 to "a 10 width. For sale by
l9f NESMlTH co. 50 and 81 Finest
XLALTHAM COTTONs-So0 packages : 9, a.,
w 90 ST and "a brown and blesched, from Waltham
Minis. For sale b. EEsNirH co 80 snd - Pne-st
.lLEACHED GOODs-650 ea,es. comprising every
~ width style and quality. For sale by
l9f NEsMlrH co 81 and 50 Pine st.
DLUE AND ORANGE rRINrs.-Ths subscriber
ID this day received and opened for sse large lot OF
these desrahls prints They from the suffolk works
and CLYDE Works cloths Of various qualities, and OF
patterns entirely very elegant, and warranted
last indixo bloc &. T. HARRIS. ~ Exchange place ~
SUFFOLK ANDCLYDE COMPANIES Indigo
- Blue aud White Prns-00 cases Of these well known
prints embracing great variety Of qualities and styles OF
patterns ust direct from the printers and for sale
~ D21I Y. HARRIS 80 Exchange place.
NIEKtNU CASSIMEKEs.-lo0 cases embracing
lflsvery quality, color and mixture for saleby
~ { r. HARRIS, 20 Exchange place.
NIIDE sHEETINGs- 30 packages rs, 81 "a and
w "a bFown aud bleAehed sheetnss, from the Wal
than, STARK, Hamilton aud Utica Mills, for sale by
d. NESMlrH 4 CO ~ and :! Ptne-st
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-r~os IRREGULAR nlAiL LINE between
- I'd Boston aoa Sew YgIs. Via Stoninston sn'
3pY.yf

Providence
The steamer { VANDERBILT, joel stoSe, snd
nASSACHUSETr5 Capt Potter. VIII ran throus hout
the season In connection with the Stoninstcr ana row
acs and Boston and Providence Railroads esyine New
YORK daily Sundays excepted from pier North RIVER.
AZ o'clock P NJ and sionington at O'CLOCK r m' Oh
upon the arrival VI the mail srain from Boston,
These suers unsurpassed IN speed spianao a.d
comfort having each o them % large conimoious pVse
state and berth for 50 persons beside large private
rooms Tor families ami psrlols.
The steamers 0,cerst by the most experienced men,
aud will shorten the passage between New YORK aud bor
ton from 10 hours, thereby arriving IA ample tine oi
all the iines running from New York North, south ana
West. aud all the liDss from Boston, North and East
The c. VANDERBILT viii Leave New York, TUESDAY,
Thursday and Saturday. Leave stonnston. Monday.
Wednesday and Friday.
The MAsSAChU SETTS will leave New York, Monday
"Wednesday and Friday. Leave Stonington, Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday -
B-Passensers on the arrival VI the Steamers 81 sou
ngon proceed mmed Ia the splendid Ralrosd Cars
70 Providence and Boston. ,.
baggage master accompanies the steamboat trans 10
and from Boston, to take charge OF ehe baggage.
For passage berths state rooms or freight sppncauon
may be the the wharf and at the once
10 Battery place. MI