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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
TIME LAST WEEK BEFORE CLOS

III lN0-Ilhe Bowery Savings Store, No. 10 Bowery
In this the public desire 10 call partcu
lar attention the fact that the reduction Of
heretofore bears comparison with the prices we have
marked for our closing sales.
IL our intention sell many goods this week ia pos
sible tor twenty-five clerks to dispose Of
We have reduced stock very largely but have
before offered any s1ch Inducements shall this week
spread before customers
Ii would hardly DO believed II not what be done.
Those who have bousht before have been satisfied Those
who buy this week viii have opportunity OF buying goods
At sreaer bsaus dian have ever before been offered
city OF NewYok. We not for the sacrifice are DO
tertniaed 10 sell.
Let all avail themselves Of this. the last opportunity
We shall b. closed probably the 81 of May
r. w l. w. \. GILLEY co.
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TT s MAI, STEA MSHIP COMPA.
LINE for SAN

y FRANCISCO, via NICARAGuA-Thhsso new and pow
erful sfeamship NORTHERN LIGHT $500 TINS burden,
Can't TinLIeDangh will leave from Pier No North RIVER
on WEDNESDAY, May s. at O'Clock L. b., for San Juan
del Norte whence passengers will be- promptly conveyed
over the route of the TTans Company OF having
but twelve miles of land trsnsoron TO San Juan del SUI
ard thence to San Francisco In the steamship D. D. SiMS
1000 tuns burden, Capt. Baker -,
The favorite steamship PROMETHETS viii succeed no
Northern Light and leave May 20, connecting with ina
steamer PACIFIC. -, -, -.
Plans Of cabins may SEEM aud passage sscaIed only On
aPP"' Office No 9 Battery-place, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
J1cos BocaRr Auctioneer- Store No. IS sprnce-st
DAY, April 90, Admnlstra-

trx,s Sale Of Cotton Machinery, Steam Engine o.
IS hone power-at u O'Clock, ia 3hst, between the TN
and stb.sys Consisting of Cotton Machinery Steam En-
rne Of horse power and boilers all nearly new AID IN
perfect working order comprising the entire machinery &c
Of the late Andrew Mclean deceased CONSISTING 0, To
double and single boxes twill, &C. turning a,ne vlse~
pueys shang belts bleaching dyeing and nisalny app
scales sizing machine &c AL 70 &c S"'N ~
ont reserve Terms cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28

ZINC PAINTS-Warranted Pure
n The NEW-JERSEY ZINC CO, Warehouse, No. 45
Dey prepared supply their Zinc Paints at the Ol-
No White ground in oil, &c. per pound.
No ? White ground in oil, &c per pound.
No. 8 White, ground in oil, 7c per pound.
Brown and Black, ground IN oil, 5!c. per pound
Dry White OF Zine &c. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
After thorough Europe and the United States has
been found &c beauty and protective quaeso
than any other paint For whteness and brancy I'M
rvaed it free from all poisonous properties so common
and dangerous other pigrnents will coyerequal weight
from AZ 100 than lead and Is there
fore much cheaper to the consumer As inside paint
will yellow when exposed TO the suphurous
gases of coal free OF foul of ships Their White Zinc
ground in varnsh produces the porcelain finish Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
IN few hours form hard and solid metallic coating upon
wood brick and other metallic surfaces remarkable
for proof properties They specially adapted for
purposes having been found 10 the corrong
action Of salt water destructive to other paints Dealers
supplied on liberal terms by
MANNING SoUIER, Agents, No Is Dey-st, NY.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

EOR SHREWS BURY, LONG
IL BRANCH OCEAN HOUSE, HIGHLAND DOCK,
PORT WASHINGTON MOUNTS and BROWNS
DOCKS, lMddletown,) and RED BANK.-Sew and splen'
will leave NewHaven pier, Pecksip, East River o. ol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
miscellaneous.
PATENT STARCH

Il POLISH 10 giving beautiful gloss 10 linens, nusl'ns
can bcs collars and sait bosoms It's prevents the ron
iom ndherin. 10 linens. Slows CHEMICAL ERA
SIVE SOAP icr wishing without rubbing Also beanrial
Toilet Soap Besrous LIQUID Breng for givn- the ous
tint clothes Sold by the Groces generally Depot NO
SIT Rcyyerv
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Tnos. AsrgS, Anctieneer ,oe,,e,
HyHIS DAY-STANDAR ROSEDS,

Nc-By H. NEWELL X 90, at NO. Nas o - n
rre and select lot Of standard Half and Dwarf hoses s
49, h,ss plants Canmelas in bloom &c, from the ceie
S.,e5 stshshnent Of j. b. Mantei corner OF 4oth-s ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
Millimerp.

= NNNNNNNN ~INNNNNN NNNNNNNNN
LNlRST PREMIUM MILLINERY ES-
Il rAsLiShMSSr and STRAW BONNET MANU-.
FACTORY, No 81 broadway, near Nihlo's Garden Y
nra WIN SIMMONS respectfully announces 70 her uumer
patrons and the pubic that abe prepared 10 ar
hbit a. her SHOW Rooms splendid UNIQUE sortmsni
OF Millinery and Straw GooSs Of her own nanuf,ctura h
which combined all the modern improvements l.tss
styles and fashions together with Magnificent sesctops ~
Paris millinery. which Tor diversity Of patterns COLOR ana
unity Of fniA snsoends nsnseasshly al former mpsrts
tions Also large an1 uteesi.s invoice Of Lace SawA
Straw Blondes aud e"Sess variety Merchant. and MI
liners Supplied with pattern Boao-ts
n BNo coaaectoa With other stare In the city dosa
Mn WM SIMMONS. No SCI Br.S~.,
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.,IPPANKS SCALES GREAT RE-

LTAIKBANh No SOHI1IA' =
" DUCTioN.! Recent Improvements N machinery y
,sSd sci.es az st. JohrsbUry for manufacturing ogeter
with the completion Of through lines Of Railroad 70 the pIn
cpa markets combine to enable the 70 as
their scales improved quality at prices below those Oh
any other manufactoTy Hill, - ,,,-o. IA
If other scales are well made and reliable, they cannot oe
ala S liver nces If offered lower prices they viii
BE- found On thai to be imperfect and deceptive.
~ FAIRBANKS / CO. No: Ss Watsrst
~ One reason why FAIRBANKS SCALES are al
ysys so durable and their adjustment 50 much longer
au others is that the bearings protected by the fa'eat
Vertical Steel Knife Edge the exclusive right 70 w
s.cnred no scale can be duTably accuraie especially
when subjected end constant use without this pro-
tncfiOn.
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uAUGHWOUT q DALEY, Nos. SCI

hAUGHWOUT& DALEY, Nos. SCI
Il n AID 553 Broadway Agents for the sale OF Cornelius
4 Co.'s Chandeliers and other fixtures DALEY Il
HAuOHNOUT Pars) have the most superb and extensive
assortment OF goods OF the following kinds offered
for sale IL the United States which, from the ad sanages H.
d. possess both at home and abroad, their friends
and customers that they prepared TO furnish such at
prices lower than the quality be bought at auction.
GAS FIXTURES.-C Chandeliers Brackets Hall and Man
tie Lights with every other article connected with this de-
parnenf, endless variety. Gas Pipes put into buildings
In superior manner promptly, and at full 70 per cent less
than generally charged An invoice of imported Gas Fix
Just arrived III order 10 show the variety Of patterns
and comparative difference in price.
CHlNAOur assortment in this department has been
lected with the by house in Paris which,
with painting and decorating executed the prem
ises complete that offer the most extensive
and choice assortment Of Fancy Vases Dinner Dessert and
Tea Sets that be found either in London Paris So
per less than they be bought there this country
GLASSThis department is complete with the choicest
and most istiDgushed patterns seched by Mr. Hsug
at the Great Exhibition in Loudon made OF the very
finest material and cut and engraved under own mne-
date superintendent.
SUNDglES-Psted Ware, Cutlery, French Clocks, Can.
delabTa and every variety of Housekeeping Articles and
OTDamelted Goods. at low prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
Engl~h Carpets Low Before :.
TIME SUBSCRIBERS are receiving

u their Spring importation OF
SELN ET AND BRCSSE TAPESTRY CAKPETING,
snc enabled otter great Inducements TO their customers
In Consequence Of very tall prices NJ the English
factories Purchasers at retail have the advantage OF getting
their goods from the inportcrs II the lowest whole
sae rcss Also complete assortment OF every other do
scrptiou cf Carpering Canton Mating. Floor Oh Cloths
Ie he SPARKMAN KELSEY,
No. lSQ Willismst, near Jols-st.
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HOUSE FURNISHING STORE

~ It
Il 4 SIMPSON & CO.'S House Furnishing Store No 20
tanast and No Is Lspenadst Broadway and the ~
Haven Railroad depot N. Y-Hsrdware, cutlery hollow
ware Britannia ware planished ware tin and appaned ware
baske brushes &C. embracing every variety OF articles for
house keeping Of goods of the first quality and at prices
to give satisfaction purchasers Those about purchasing will
do well 10 call and examine the assortment before purchasing
elsewhere. Reigeraors and meat safes Of Goods
sent home free of expense any part of Wiamsburgh
Brooklyn or Jersey City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
Hlatbinerp, &r.

DAY & McMULLEN'S PATENT
4 t-nsr The ,riaI made Of this incomparabie water
H for two yesl. past has fully deSgs az ~ sos
~ Fvsrr piece warranted give satisfaction
~ the psfenee ard msnufaetnTeT The oos = one o.
- u tcates and published to show shs ESTIMATION
from actual use ,.srv Cry Dec II la5l
Hos,cE r. DAY No. q Cou.Tiaadi-si ~ f.--Dtlr or
~ grf In stating to YOU IN answer 10 your IA
10 in r,.gsd TO tie India Rubber Hose furnsed py you
% he NewJersey Railroad and TIansP9riAiioa Sofy,
- &c have found il of tie very best descnpuOn ana 20
nrcb better purpose than either leather or canvas ~
moi oply more durable but in the end the most economical
Ne have now rubber hose on some Of our 10 liz T.; e 10
~ rrased of Won two years ago which mas been 20 con-
sat se and is s as good and have iouna your
tonr-pIy 70 s.s''u le eSllv JAMES MCFARLAND,
snterinfendent Motive Power for n J. H. II. lIas 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
1MPIRE CITY LINE.-THROUGH
nor SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT

III CHEAP PASSAGE.-The entirely and msgnif-
cent clipper ship NORTH STARR Captain j. o. Barclay,
will positively sail about the t Of Nav. The scconmo-
daons in beautiful clipper the well known reruta-
ton OF Captain Barclay chs being his third voyage 70 tho
above po) viii render all persons opportunity seldom,
or ever offered selecting comfortable passage Her be-
weendecks are fully eight feet high and patent yenlators
IL fully expected she will make the passage IN - days
Early application will be necessary to secure passage only
East River foot of Dover-st 10 BUTLER BROTHERS,,
No I6S and llS Souih-st, NJ. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
Caruetinas, Oil Glctho, &e.

ELOOR OIL CLOTHS at No. 40 Pine
III st.. New-York, Printed BY New Patent Process
ncunee TO the trade that they have obtained the great
dessaerstum OF printing Floor OH Cloths oy Machinery
which Tor elegance Of nsh have been exceed and
which they Offering together with large ana dss
able stock Of Clothes TO feet WIDE az greatly ~
auced prices, AZ their Warehouse. No ~ PineA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
BRucE A. CHILToN, AnctoneeI; -,
BUILDING LOIS at

v Action NV COLE g. CHiLTON-COLE 4 chill
rc III Al auction on FRIDAY April 10 at Il O'CLOCK
nj the Merchants Exchange: -, r--.s ~, the a,f,av
SD s0i and Yorse !" zoe Ms 6e t M BY r
icnss " r, Fsos No 67 Wal-st, will be furnished
sys o. On the day of sale Termso per cent
can remain on bond and mortgage for three years MAPS Cd"
~ had If The Auctioneer, No Wall,st. ~, CT.
!" a. "A Iots ON 6th-av. and l08thst, at Harlem Sae
ye Mars can be had of the Auctoneer No W S1-st'
Also Lots north SIDE oil S'-s'' O''' ""
Also Lots ON south side of eotst between 9th and 9TH
forms liberal Mars can be bad Of d.e Auctioneera
Also Lot on 5Sth-st near Broadway. ,p.,
e. e. - an 53d-st between 7ihav and Broadway
u.s. r1oe,s s.IE-i Lot ON 1th-av. between 5i'h and
and Lots on 7thav, between ith and iost,slS'
ard Lots on north side Of S4i between S.n ea ,Vn
~ I'D plots OF Ground Kings Bridge sold by order
sf peDtz Executor, account Of former PuchHssI-
Mars can be had Of Auctioneers, Ne Wai-st' l4"I
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OEDUCTTON of TELEGRAPH

hRATEs by BAiN'S MERCHANTS LINE:-Ofiees
No - Waist New-York, and No &c Safest Boston
We would respectfully notify patrons generally that
and after the 10Th inst the OF transmission viii be
daced fifteen cents for the first ten words aud two cents
tor each additional word
Our best efforts will DO used to merit continuance Of the
GOOD feeling which has M been extended TO line BY
the business pubic.New ", York ApnI ~ lsol .
MARSHALL LEPFERTS, President.
JOHN MCKINNEY, Secretary.
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VTERMONT VALLEY and CON-

Y MEETING RAILROADS TRANSPORTATION
c E,si,bfs Tor Burlington s. Johnsbury, 0gdensbursh
~ NontsesL and ali inismediats towns via New Haven
snd s, m sield by steamer TRAVELLER, every day
orse;sl SIP NJ from Pecklp. Great reduction Of prices
r. and freight Through tickets BY rarcsd %
All he principal northern towns at the N and MI =
Oftee Ne 3Csnalst- NY For partie1lsysaPpyte
w. HYDE, Agent Office No. l52 scoh-st, M
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Cntlerp, 6aromare, Sc.

American Hardware
RLlVEN q DOUGLASS, COMMITS
~ SION MERCHANTS and WHOLESALE DEAL
ERS, Ne. Plstt-st, Pearl
offer TO the trade large stock Of goods which thew are
SANITY receiving direct from the manufacturer and will DO
sold on favorable terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
CPRING SHAWI.S and MANTILLAS.

NJ -E. H. MILLS No. 6Courtsndt-st, near Broadway
N r. has In complete assortment of new Spring
vses, Of Spring Paris pserns (of his own msnuiss
ture with the and fashionable style Of trimmings 10
which he invites the particular attention OF merchants and
dealers before purchasing elsewhere they viii be offered
ct very lowest possible prices for cash approved credit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
Clothing, Ne.

CLOTHING and TAILORlNG.-CON-
WAY No. l43 Fulton-st, neax Broadway has spen'
AID stock of Costs Vests Pants Shirts silk dkis Oio.e
meres and vssngs embracing everything fashionable ana
Ses.be Buying every article for cash and employing none
hnt the hest ~oTmen enables this house 10 solicit isecon
md Sefv copsttion either to fit make, style, or pce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

kEAI BAkGAlNS IN EAIftEhc,
~ BEDS MATTRESSES, &c. at CRAWBUCK'S, No.
358 Graidst I'd door OF Essex-si NewYork-Cheap
Upholstery and Feather SloeThe attention of families
about purchasing is respectfully invited to the large and beau
tifu of Beds Mstresses Psasses Bedsteeds
Cots &c, all of which have been purchased at low cash
prices and will be sold such prices make it in
duceinen for all to call and examine the above stock previous
making their purchases Goods sent any part OF the
city, Brooklyn WILLIAMSBURG free of carriage Old Beds
and Mattresses renovated and made
w. CRAWBUCK, No $50 Grsnd-st,
Cd door east of Essexst, N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
GENERAL TAYLOR'S HEAD

II N IL II ~ Il IA hOAsO
" QUARTERS No. 76 Fultonst, corner OF ioid-st-
Az elegant assortment of Spring ana Summer Cotnns
General Tsylos Headquerters No 10 rutons corner OF
Godst-Mr j. SOUDER, manager, and wholesale and re-
.a fnr the compleon of gentemen's wardrobe at
pee far beyond the reach of competition By employing
none other than superior workmen he eraoed 10 oos OF
the durability Of his clothing, as well as tne
sance of STYLES &c His assortment OF Cloths Cassneres
Ses,nrs &c embraces the most desirable Styles ana nave
beep selected with view of combining beauty eegance'
Mr. j. SOUDER still remains in charge OF the custome1
.ra,cnt where he has rendered himself so popular ~
bs in satisfactorily fitting gentlemen with durable
"a ueI made Clothing J. SOUDER Superintendent
al" "''' $4,000 No. IS Futon-st, cor. Gold
MIA large and excellent assortment Of youths and
ohdrep's Clothing always on hand which will be sold at
corresps udingly low prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
for SHOE MANUFAC-

Il TURERS to know that SINGERS Unnvaed Sewing
Machine perfectly adapted to sewing leather in all its
variety of manufacture 1t is very important To know that
forty are profitable operation in Lynn Mass aud twenty
five in Abingdon and hundred and seventyive more
scattered principally in Massachusetts, around the country
all sewing leather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
r OOKING-GLASS AND PICTURE

T OOKING-GLASS AND PICTURE
IL FRAME MANDATORY Nos 81, So and IL For.
sythst York1he undersigned, having devoted his
personal attention for many TO the Looking and
Picture Frame business is fully competent by
work to any description In his ne) that viii give
satisfaction 10 the particular Being probably the
largest and extensive establishment of the kind in this
country advantages Others variety
Of stock and the long established and continual
improvements the undermined has recently made in his
chnery enables him sell his articles less prices than
any other manufacturer and he respectfully socs his
friends and the public IN general to call and examine his
large assortment OF Looking Glasses and Picture Frames pre-
yious 10 purchasing
On hand Rosewood Walnut, Mahogany and Gid Mould
nz of every description and all engths for shipping.
An communications through the PostO viii be thank
fully received and puRctuay attended Direct to Boz
No lol Chatha1u-scuaTe Post-Of5ce. S. j. SIGLER
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WINDOW SHADES.-A rich and en-

"INDOW SHADES.-A rIch and en-
w tiTely assortment of WINDOW SHADES for
the Spring Trade, ready for sale Also beautiful
sortment Of Buff and White Linens with al the requite
rsounngs Costumers by calling store, satisfy
tn seves that they DO better than at any other esab
hshlrent exclusive Manufacturers Store Shades
mace order with and dspatch NB-Set al
,entou pad 70 furnishing ho,es saloons, kc- sc.
q. X. RlkER L CO, No Isl Cha.hemN
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Tire stnses Tor scuarn and Freehold win IN connsctor
~h bo,, s,,,ee 10 convey passengers 70 az parts OF tho
country All persons are forbid trusting the above boat on
account of the ownen.
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r EONARD'S MACHINERY DEPOT,

ii E(JNAKD'S MAC1IN EN- DEFOI,
1 4 and LEATHER BANDING MANUFACTORY No.
loo Pearl and 90 Beaver ToolsNow IN store
and process of completion the largest and most complete
assortment of Tools offered in the United States scon
ssng in part of 20 Engine Lathes from 20 feet in length,
1910 inch SWING Is Iron Planes from to q feet in length
~ Sc in width 20 Hand and Foot Lathes from to 10 feet
length; 10 Hand Planes from to f. dol 10 Drilling Ma
chimes from $40 to $3.50 values Bolt Cutters Gee Cutter
Stating Machine Boiler Punches Shears and Bending
Machine with large Of Universal Chucks at
prices they be offered in this City Plane Chucks
Dicks Presses, Whites Axle Lahes Daniels Woodworking
Planning Machines Mortising and Turning Machines Blind
and Sash Machinery, and Mandatory of Leather Banding
of superior quality from the best tanned leather stretched
by powerful machinery. 7. A. LEONARD.G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO


Il New-Ycrk and san Francisco Steamship Line.-rhe
new steamship UNITED STATES, Charles C. Berry, Com
msnder will take departure for Aspnwa Navy Bay, on
SATURDAY 18th May, at L. NJ, connecting at Panama
with the double engine steamship WINFIELD SCOTT
LOO burden, kenney Couillard, Commander, which
steamer awaits the arrival 81 passengers at Panama by the
United States from NewYork and Immediately thereafter
proceeds San Francisco direct without stopping at inter-
mediate ports.
These vessels in accommodations and safety not
passed BY this and experienced surgeon 10
attached 10 each vessel.
The United States has made the voyage between New
York and Chagres in days and nineteen hours and tho
Winfield Scott has performed the between New
York and Panama In the shortest time record both 10
running and actual time from port TO port
. Books now open and through tickets for SALE 49,
First Cabin StateRoom.. ....................'SI5
Second Cabin. .uo
Stoara1a Observation-Disclosures. 200
Apply 10 DAVIS, BROOKS x co,
General Agents. No. 20 Beaysr-st-
JONES II JOHNSON,
No l0i West-st. corner OF LlbeT,y-st.
Passengers per United States will dsembak along side tho
wharf at Aspinwa and take the Panama Railroad, now
open nearly Gogona, thus avoiding the risk attendants
upon landing in boats Chages and tho river navigation to
COrgOna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
rJOWE'S SEWING MACHINES

i The original patent, granted 1916, upon which all
others now in infringe The public cautioned against
purchasing Machines Rights Of any other unless
their powers Of attorney dated since Feb lSl as al
others have been revoked. HOWE'S PATENT FASTEN-
IKGS for PANTS also for sale.
ELIAS HOWE, Jr, No 20l Broadway.
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EMOVAL.-The Subscriber would re-
specfully inform his friends and the public in general
thai he has removed his stock of Boots and Shoes from no
ansts where he is prepared and wih oher bon at
public and private sale much larger and more varied stock
of Boots and Shoes than on any previous occasion -
H. CHAMBERLAIN No. 2S3 Pearl-st, New-York
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Urn Goods.

DLUE NANKEENS.-Superior Indigo
} Blue Nankeens for sale by NESMlTH Co.
No. So Broad ST. and 50 New.
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NAPER and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ii Merchants and all others who would avail themselves
msnufactWers' prices, all articles in the above lines
rely upon doing and upon finding complete stock
establishment, by calling upon
EUGENE ELY, No. so Fulton-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28

" PER HANGING STORE.-A choice assortment OF
Paper Hsngng suitable for paors bedrooms halls dining
roons NC spring, hair and corn-husk mattresses;
and feather beds all Of the best quality window
corces and cusir materials white and buf lnsc paint
ed and s border shades Old furniture renovated, carpets
made up and mating laid Competent vortmeu sent 70 any
s. LIyEsEY CO. No. $50 Broadway, near sth-st