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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-30

asrt.sLAvERY CoSvEsrIoN. This body is
now in session in this city. Its meetings are held
!. N The Wa. hiDg,on street church, Miss Abby Kel-
= u prcsent, and participates largely in the pro
ssedings. She spoke near three quarters of nn
to,,r Yesterday in reference to resolution intro
a aseed concerning the duties of churches. Hci
..yle Is orcible and pointed, and at all times elo
o.ent. A considerable number of persons are in
aa,,endance. Roch. Dem.
Tar Cgops.-Most of our planters have com
-,orced picking cotton. The indications havt
Keen Of favorable character as TO quantity, bu,
- the picking progresses there is every appear.
we =. Of light crop. We regret this, especially
= .bis crisis when planters need rich rewards
- their labor. IN. @. Bee.
HanlSrupts.-Aug. "a.
rjwsrd p Heyer and Henry a. Heyer firm E. p. J. ~.
Msverl hardware merchants. Pesrstreet, N. Y, Oct
. Asher Robbins, N. y, Sept 60
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Brig Union Mitchell, Of North Yarmouth, "A ds fun Bor-
deaux, with brandy to Nesmiih L Leeds.
Brig George Stuart, ds fm Charleston with cotton, to
Schr Zion, Benson, DIS I'm Nassau, P, hfus,c &c
to 6 J Laurie.
coal to The master.
Schr John Hill, Ipgc Of Machias IL ds from Maanzas,
with moiasses, to Brett Vose.
live oak, 10 II Bright
Dutch schr Van HeeSeren Price = ds I'm Curacao, with
hstchwood, &c TO J Fonlke Sons.
Schr Loyey Harrison, Knock. Fully Landing, corn.
Scbr Cornelia L Harriet, Lyons, Virginia
Schr VIM Borden, Burreil, Virginia.
Schr Niagara, Worth, Virginia
Schr Doctor, Wright, Snowfall
Schr Columbian Eagle Mott Virginia
Schr Model, smith, Virginia.
Schr Fidelity, Chambers, Virginia Vga;a with wood.
Sehr Protector, Lake, Virginia.
Schr Pardy Nagle Norfolk with shingles 10 the master.
Schr Toga, Ward WILMINGTON, u win naval stores
TO Ogden.
BELOw-i ship and briggs
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MILLINERY GOODS very low for

IVA Cash-STEVENs / GRUMAN, IS Beaver street,
door from Pearl NewYork, have just received
assortment of Fail and Winter Millinery ard SIX S1ou ~
al auction at the presen, unheard of low prices ne III
and Merchants who buy for cash, viii hnd 90 n,nH r
times large assortment of the most fasbioraSie es
Goods in he city prices almost without ex r. ~
can be bought elsewhere This not put ,9' e,sr have
those VINO have bought of rs well know ana otels ~;
but 10 Inv IA he CONVINCED Ope the firm makes IL hs
bussess 10 attend auction sales daily by which a1a
rnent they enabled 10 avail tnenlsi.s ~ from
cost They have asoImsn. Of I l9rst oua sae
sortEnent oil pam L aliet4 au ~ a2e 2a,is
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NEW GOODS.-Selected from the lat
! Y importations, at the

li2 Ful,on-sirce near Broadway.
Strangers and others arriving in the city, wishing to re-
pensh their wardrobe invited call and examine ou
stock before leaving their ORDERS we are now makn
daily purchases for cash. and offer great inducements c
ca customers Our cOmprsesa great Vareiye
French and English wool black AMI fancy colored Cloths
aud Cassner-s the best quality and latest styles Frenci
classics so desirable lacy pants choice selection Of
French and English Silks for vestnss. Also good assor
ment of drap de,c and fancy French drngs for summer
wear The subscribers pledge themselves that every article
manufactured their establishment shall be equal III style
and workmanship that of any house IN the ade ana Ill
a great reduction from credit prices
Full suits furnished 81 hours notice Stris Puncual
observed in filing orders
Cash on!eyery, and no abatement in price; o
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STTATCHEs AND JEWELRY yer

NAV AICHES hIfD . L! " inLAe
w lo,y.-The subscriber is selling all descriptions O.
cold and silver eve anchor escapemen lepinc and verge
Watches Diamond Rings, Pins, Gold Pencils, Keys &c a.
retail lower than at any ether place IN the CITY. Ioc
aachts rs low SO 10 40 dollars each. Waenes aan Jew
SI watches warranted keep good time OK The none!
Importer of Watches andJewery wholesale aud retail, 81
Wall street. stark ''9 :At'
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THEAP CROCKERY STORE, lOO
Rower, be o,een Grand and Hester street, where is
constantly on hand large stock of goods comparing every
variety Of style and quality of China Tea and Ds . are
trail and Mante Lamps-Engsh Britannia Tea sets, Gas
tors The above goods eomprs ne sni n.,
bv thu subscribers md sale at very low prsrs
NJ. J
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VA ANTED-A place by young wo,
wv man as chambermaid or to mind children GOOD
references piYen. Anply al GO Clinton 81. III
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BUTLER, Attor-

new and Copnselor at Law, Galveston, Texas
Refers 10 Daniel Lord, Jr, ESQ.,. John Anthem, ESD
j. Prescott Hall, Esq. Grfen Ravens Esgs. aessis
Pests L Main X. C. Wetmore & Co. J. " Greehheid
Co /; Walsh & Mallory w. n. johnson Sons
Mr. Butler will attend Collections, Agencies Land i
lies &c Communications may be left at No 20 Johasuss
or at No. Gold.stree New York Letters directed 10
Texas must be postage paid the Lines or they WIN no
he Forwarded bv the Postpas;es in Louisiana auS0eod2m
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Y OOK AT THIS.-Just received from
Iauclon lot SILK Hose al only IS Sd s-pair lot fine
thread Edgng only od ayard oi ne @ M
wool DE- LANES a, Cd: lot Fanne yard wide a, only
Diapers wide Isl lot double med oas o, s,a a,
Ribbons at per yard lot Chntz Prints at only pr
ward for sale in any quantity at W1LLET HAWkiNs
Store No. sol Greenwich street, 9th store peio" 9prinss
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK, AUGUST so, ls42.
MINIATURE ALMAHAC.-THls DAY
TIE SUN THE MOON FULL SEA.
Rises 5 % Sets 81 Rises morn Mora 30 Eve oo
Latest Dates.
LONDON lSIHAvRE MY -
IfSERPooI July I9lNEw-oRLEASs. Aug II
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Br brig Princess Royal. Hayward, Bermuda W a pa
Co.. O,laman, Near, wiscasset, Nesnith Leeds Man
chester Worth, Richmond, Allen PaxsoD Meeor Bow
ms Franklin, La Peake Sayres; Temperance, Garnet
Boston; Br brig Brilliant. Parker Windsor. n S; Swe
brig Swea, Mssen, Gohsnburg and Stockholm, Wilkinson
Codeg & Co.
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MOTE LOST.-Lost or Stolen, on the
esh inst Promissory Note for 500, bearing Gate
The s,b August 1872 drawn by Maurice Leyne TO the or
der of and endorsed by j. Blunt and made payable three
months after its date The said note has not been nego-
Hated and all persons hereby cautioned against recey.
Ing ar negotiating the Iiouad the finder will please
re.srn \ y 70 = a S,gn. seh issa auso IL
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u Wnrnock. 40 Broadway, will introduce his
style OF Genteneus Fall Hats on Saturday, Sepen
her 81. ap27 TuTh&S
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" Valuable Addition to the list OF American Re.
rlodicals.-THE ARTIST, monthly Lady's Book, dedl
Gated 10 the Ladies' containing four beautiful Embellsh
nens VIZ: Charity, Bouquet of Roses in an Embossed
Border the Latest Paris Fashions, and Wreath OF Roses
encrcline the Dedcaon; three pages OF hluslc-'S
Dear composed by H. R. BishUp rich collection OF Mis-
cellaneouS matter by popular authors.
Terms Three Dollars per anuum For sale by
au29 SAXTON l. MILES, 205 Broadway.
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ARCHIBALD HlLroN, sec,ry.


poeate and Journal dug. TO-
II SEARS BIBLE BloGRAPHY.-ThiS is a most beautiful
work so far as paper, printing embellishments, and bind
ing are concerned 1t is octave volume and contains
4sl pages Of letter press illustrated with some OF he most
spirited epgravings we have for long time. The
fronspiece by Losing represents Doddridges mother
teaching him Scripture history by Dtch tiles This is an
exquisite picture, and one on which the eye may resi- WIN
The work but the notices given of by some OF the
most respectable journals, we Judge i will be wei re-
Up Nassau street, New York. aulo Inns
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M ANTED-A situation to dc house or
wv chamber work. Good reference given Apply nj
20 p nce street au3n Pr
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NO IMP0RTERS AND OTHERS.-

Respectable Married Man in reduced crcum.
stances. acouanied with Light and Lace Goods onld oe
ulad Of situation as Clerk Porter other employment
where by industry and attention he would be able 10 sup
port himself and family Writes fair hand ana can give I've
leisure time in making pacing boxes II required please
address FRANKLIN al the office of the Tribune. auSO Az
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Erom the Bufalo Com Advertiser, Nov. 6, lail.
An EXTRAORDINARY CAsE.Ihe arocie neo" Is rom
the men of one of our most intelligent medical nen whose
are entitled the fullest confidence ne che
he details really remarkable oae, and might wen nave
been supposed beyond the power OF MEDICINE.
of the PhysicaR who visited the Patient in person
and who the time one OF The Editors OF The Com
mercai Advertiser.
II i, rare indeed that fallen humanity is made 10 expert
rence from the hand of Providence so much severe and
iation as has fallen TO the 10, of James wycko lad 10
years of age, now living IN the town OF Clarence IN ins
county. d
reputable parents who have numerous family OF robust
children Without any assignabe cause be was suddeny
deprived of the sense OF hearing some ten years since
Which was soon followed by what probably attack
OF dry gangrea This rapidly destroyed hrs' inc alas
the bones Of the root Of the mouth and then considerable
orion Of The upper Jaw upper lip and the whole Of the
nose both bones and cartilege as well as ~
would be dhcultte Imagine IN W hat way more utsry
defrrnity could be impressed upon the human lace
This frishul disease ceased its on Tie lace aver
several months them again in other parts Oh Una
system with greater and more destructl7e seVesh5'
Some two years ago. black spotIas the inteiigeh.
mother of ,h. most Unfortunate child told the writer OF ts
was observed under the nail OF each big Toe. ~
uS aopearancc the precursor OF seconn alhch W
pzngrene which gradually extended over ach oot aho
10 within inches of the knee sepsrauoa nen @
place and in due OF time BOTH LIMBS DSoPPED
The fingers the night hand were then attacked Dy u
consuming maady, which extended TO Wlthn e~ .e
of the shoulder and at length te Isn arm Te.
then showed itself al the allow OF the ett an aho on
left shoulder producing extensive eAouauon 81 csn n
Lie Va TIC ,ha
the ribs and e the right eye also affected VIII Inc
same destroying complaint in lis inclpcnf stages.
On examining the boy who, Notwithstanding ne IS ues
and mute really intelligent and sprighty, The creates
marvel 10 rs was, how possible for cons.uon 80
very feeble and feless that the systsm was tain
10 pieces from death il. parts could, when
fragment OF hus,anity hold OUT ana ps ssM w,
wears miserable existence. Strange as II may et
fnnnd This yies OF child sitting al the dinner table with ,h
resi- Of the family and feeding himself with meat potatoes
bread aud the like with evident relish OF the
His stumps limbs, which laIely presente5 mo
of eating ulcers hcaln. or'. kindly an -la!hi
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REarkeis.

AsHEs-sales light today and Pots not very firm Sales
bbls Pots s. 6 obou; so brs Pearl, 87
COTTON-There is no chenge TO notice. The market is
quiet.
FLOUR-Taere Is moderately fair demand for Eastern
markets. aud sales extent have been made at So
which is the current for GeDesce and Ohio There is
little on no Wilmington here sale Of Troy made 81
s. 81, a lot OF 500 bbs. Ohio, fancy brand, brought
S. S7t The receipts considerable, between 600
5000 bbls mostly Genesee mixed let Of Ohio, 400 bbs
sold 81 S7t Nothing oil importance doing in Southern
Georgetewnn, new s. l82 s. %; old, IS 25 S.
supposed, keep back the supply Of Georgetown Sales
Jersey Meal at 49, Rye Flour SIS set 50 62i.
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-J1Gcn JdIuHIy II,
cave been lately the physician 10 Mr. Maynard AMI was
called TO him during bis Illness some time IN the month
and astonished TO see Mrs Maynard officiating
nurse, and attending to his wants while he was sick.
Her case pne that was cnnversan with but never
rescrbed for il was Procidenta and far the part Of
wears She had obliged to be conveyed about the
onse and nursed cradle constructed for that purpose
Tn She commenced the use Brisops Sarsa para her
direase resisted the bes medical treatment was ire
oueny called to consult with Dr. Gage in her case but
disease had assumed such form that my opinion was
that medicine would have effect in producing cure.
am perfectly convinced that her recovery entirely at
trbutable TO the OF Brstors Sarsaparllia
JOHN NJ HARRINGTON, NJ ID.
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J Richards. Auctoneer.
NETWORK FALL TRADE SALE.

J Richards, AuclOEeeI.
NTEW-YORK FALL TRADE SALE.
y This important Sale will commence on MONDAY
10Th inst at O'clock with the several large and valuable
invoices Of Stationery contained in the Catalogue;
LARGE SALE OF PAPER-on Monday, at Il O'Clock,
will be sold an invoice OF $50 of D. j. Amess Let
ter and Foolscap Paper.
STEREOTYPE PLATES-At4 O'clock, on the same
day viii be sod the valuable invoice of Stereotype fates
as detailed under Auction head
LEATHER-Aso the several invoices of Bookbinaers
and Faers Leather Full particulars OF the whole VIII
found in the Catalogue.
TUESDAY, SOth inst.
BOOKS, Nc-The sale of the Books will be commenceu
on Tuesday morning. hafps o'clock, with the vaua-
bic invoices OF nlessrs Lea Blanchard, Cary HSr, w.
and viii he continued from day to day until all sofa, III Tue
order of the Catalogue. - 800, /, -. ,..,,
A UCTION NOTICE.-10 packages OF
~ fancy bottled Pickles in bottles 2barrels ovinegar on
Tuesday the 3Oh of August inst, at 10 O'clock at NO
Spruce street. by virtue OF a landlords warrant
au29 pr JNO. WlNIflN0haNl, No"s.e -.-
WUSIC-Mr. Charles Reps respectfully
lFA informs The ladies and gentlemen OF New YORK anu
lis vicinity that continues 10 give INSTRUCTIONS upon
Piano Fartr Guitar Flute and Vion at his residence no
II Broadway preferred at the residences Oh Ills pup
aul9 Owls
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Ibave been one of attending physicians OF Mrs May
nar for years past Her disease FroldpSs Utel OF
aggravated character and resisted all the agents las
In our most eminent authors. In addition TO remedial
agents recommended prescribed various instruments TO
no effect, am clearly The opinion that her may be
attributed TO the use of Bristcps sarsaparilla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-30
New-xork Cattle Mnrkes-Auc.

[Rep0rtc TT The Tribune
At market 1890 Beef Cattle, 50 Cows and Calves, and
$500 Sheep and Lambs including those left from last week
400 the Beef Cattle from Pennsylvania and the
from this State and the East.
BEEF CATTLE show farther decline and S. is near
tue top Of the markets few sold al s. 80 25ouuso
COWS AND CALyEs-Go sold at from, $50 TO $50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-The range of prices for sheep
was 81 50 to 81. Lambs ST % to 1915.
HAY-supplies large, hu. prices remain Unchanged
New, 50 o.! old, IS cents
STRAw-s2 so SO per load of 100 lbs.
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acknowledgements families can
wv bav. oood native and other servants without charge
49, in heir ast nncrs auS0 o.
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vEO ,TUF pJTRJ To -Caut;on There

TFJO THE PUBLIC.-Caution.-T There
is an article called 'KomstucRs yermnge lately put
circulation by the house fComsock CO. No II Maiden
lane New York City, which is well calculated 10 mislead
The unwary The medic inc SO called, is put up in nearly
tue same style Of bottles wrappers &c as that of the Vermi-
uge prepared by and the outer wrapper Il ASSERT
in the ad eemens OF the spurious arcen the New-forh
Journal Of Commerce, that Fanesocks supposedto be
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q PhreuologicaI Tectnre.-MRs. L

u Psychological LeCtnre.-MltS. LOUMIS
will deliver Lecture upon Phrenology at the Mnrion
Hall, l65 West Broadway on Wednesday evening" Augos
ladies and gentlemen is respectfully solicited Mrs H.
takes The liberty TO inform the ladies and gentlemen OF
Course OF Lectures (f sustained by pablo PATRONAGE
which will be rendered bo interesting and amusing ny
selected ith greaI care for the OCCASION the exhibition Of
which will be attended with interesting anecdotes OF re-
markabe personages Terms moderale-Sl so Course,
or Is cents single Ticket Examinations flee from extra
charges Tickets sale at the Marion House anSo 2l
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tsy.s.ss55eE-g. THE FISHING BANKS:-FARg "a
CENTS EACH wAY.-The steamer NAPOLEON, Caplssasn
Hapcox, viii leave for the above place on WEDNIES
DAY August 81 and connue every day except Froay'
and follows Amoss rect 81 Canals ~ III
b. on board and capture porposes Bali cost a Con-
lon leader and Band viii be board s o gsan n sbe
Sept. lst, she will make Excursion ana &c To- ,.s, "a
ancng he the Fishing gsaSI b. assan at
49, o " c.n,I II Pike Piet No oclock
Far. q cents each way No charge Tor b4rIhs aneo Sss
Good Board and pleasant Room,can be oh sgse
al No, 8 ciif..t ~ e'"
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d. TO s5 50.-Peach Orchard Coal
- Tie subscriber offers for sale the first quality Peach
Coal broken M. SIZES sc al o e the
ho, tn. Goa; will be well broken and screened at the
30, 100 ~ h;n,,ent ALFRED ASHFiELD,
W y AS Grand. street, corner OF Ridge,
and South-street, corner OF Montgomery.
orders left as above 1sS Wiamstrcet, or
the Post Office promptly attended To- eh''A
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: ~ B. A. FAHNESToCK Il CO.
p;usbprob pa Aueust 18th 1912 au24 lwis
WARE.-We have now

royate of the County OF NewYork, Notice IS hereby
given persons having claims against John u hoDer,
late the Civ of York Merchant deceased 10 pro-
sent the same vouchers thereof TO the SUBSCRIBERS
a, the office of Henry W. Sill No. 81 Wiia-steet IN tne
Dated New.York, the 18th day Of August, A. d. 1872.
~ ~ " HENRY w. SILL,
SAMUEL THOMSON,
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U The greatest benefits often those which are The
most silent in their operations Thus is it eTphalcay
agreeable 10 the taste create of the alarming symp
TONS usually caused by other medicines and yet are among
tie efficient that used Its only necessary 10 re-
The cures effected by his Pills in OF bilious and
other eyers headaches costiveness aundce dyspepsia
liver complaints Sickness dropsy, &c, to fully sustain
this remark The Offices at 459 Broadway aud l25 Full
lnnsi. Corner of Nassau.
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p Remember the Removal OF the hcai
Cam phine Oil, Spirits and lnproyed Burner; 10 IL
rasee Hall, 597 Broadway opposite Ni6os al prees re
duced nearly so per cent 9. w. McCkEDi,1 ~,
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Q5 Five Hundred different designs Necklaces,
Bracelets, Watch GUARDS Earrings, BreasPns Flow
ers. Rings, Wigs, Scalps &c Ladies gentlemen bay
ING hair OF living o. deceased friend get it formed by
BARRY into any design the mind conceive, in such
form il will he keepsake invaluable. A. c. b., the only
Artist in Hair in this Country, las Broadway, OF
Z Liberty street, up stairs aulS lmis
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In Inland bills there very little doing. Alabama, for the
of demand and increased supply, very heavy
80 Indeed there is activity in the street in any thing
Nashville although specie paying points quoted
discount, wbich appears to be beyond reason.
At New Orleans about 100000 had heen received from
New York. Hall million was exported.
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HnnlSrapts.-Aug. q
CITY INTELLIGENC
SATURDAY. Aug. q.

Cotgr CALENpAR.-THIs DAY.-CoMmoN
,..ssNos 1885, 81 1885, S. 35 ST. 49, 49, 49, ST. 49, So 81
pa, aNos II, 80 81, Sc, 10, 49, -, a. u.s. So So "a,
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CONGESTION OF THE BRArN-An inquest was held by the
Coroner This day Aims House, the Park on the body OF
David Jones' native of Wales aged about q years The
decesed LEFT Liverpool in the ship Britannia for
which vessel away her passage, and he with
others reaching Newfoundland embarked there in the brig
Terpchore on board OF which vessel he arrived at this
porl He ill on Saturday, and Dr.. Alden was sent for
who recommended his being sent TO the Hospital On Sun
day morning. he about being conveyed to the floSp
an while sitting on some sparS board the vessel he
died. Verdict, death by congestion of the brain.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02
LATER FROM RIO JANEIRO.

The New York Express of yesterday says -
The schooner Ohio, Captain Smiley, arrived on
Wednesday night from Rio Jaheiro, having left on
the 22d June.
Capt. s. reports that the people at Rio Janeiro
were greatly excited on account Of an Instruction
having broken out at st. Pauls, about 300 or 400
miles from Rio. 1t was reported that large body
of troops from 1900 to 1900, within 40 miles Of
Rio The Government had sent force against
them and some skrmishing had taken place. Sew
eral persons supposed to be favorable to the rebels
had been arrested. A great number of houses of
suspected persons had been searched land all the
found taken possession of by the Government The
of the revolt is supposed to be the dislike the
people have for the Prime Minister.
The y. S. ships Delaware, Concord, John Adams
and Decatur, sailed from Rio days before the Ohio
all well. On the 22d june off Cape Frio, the Ohio
spoke the squadron, and informed them of the dis
turbance at Rio, when they all returned
Off Bahia, spoke U. S. ship Potomac, from Rio,
and Just out of Bahia, bound to New York;
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02

II UMBER, LIME, WOOD, AND COAL
- The Subscribers have on hand, and offer for
SALE at their yard on seventh street. Centre market
square the largest and best selected stock of Lumber
In this District consisting in part as follows, viz
100000 feet A White Pine Cuttings
3OOOOO do do Select Cuttings
loOOOO do A, GA, and "a White Pine, meI-
Charitable and panel
100000 do store Yellow Pine Joists and Scant-
ling, various lengths
% 900 do "A, "a, and "a Aeghany Pine
2Oooo0 do White Pine and Hemlock Joists and
ScaDtii,g
40 600 do 5-4 Hcmlock Fence Rails
$4,000 do North Carolina Jsisl-, Scanting, and
Stills
10000 do "a do do Flooring Boards
$1,000 do 5-4 "a, and "a Cypress, a prime
article
10000 do "a Cypress Notwithstanding
Cypress Timber, 12xl2 and l4xI4 inches
Ash, Poplar and Maple Plank and Scanting
Together with general assortment of Shingles
sawed and split Laths, Pickets for fencing North
Carolina Fencerails, FENCE posts, and every other
description of Lumber usually kept for sale in lum-
Der yard.
We have also on hand and are receiving white
and red ash Coal of the best quality. Also SYDNEY
CRATE and blacksmiths' Coal, Oak and Pine Wood
all Of which they offer for sale low prices as the
same articles be obtained for in this District
Persons wishing to obtain their supply of Coal for
the winter, by leaving their orders at Office imme-
diaely, be supplied from the vessels unusually
low prices.
SHEPHERD g. HANLY
iuly 3O-sO3W