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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27

TIE lu,i- RcnterS.- AT the last accounts from
Delaware county, tie number OF persons un'e'
arrps, for aiding and uboting tho mnroef oil @n'r'
# Steele. was scvcrv.lour. a letter from Del
hi SAYS: ,.l
..Iu listening to the circumstances con"'c'e"
with tins horrd atTiir, as they are oe!a"ed I!
witnesses before the Coroner, one is iorclMN re-
minded of The Gathering described by Sco't Ill
hi. Lady of the Lake. For days and days "oiof'
the one appointed for the sac, messengers S"c'"
10 secrecy, were notifying the n0iireS cI the ''"t
and mace. and urging them to strike the bio" now
if ever: and, as the various tribes were hOHHeu'
each held their secret meetings TO perfect 'h''r
piang. These were held in the night, IN some Sc
cret place, where interruption was not i"',y ana
one by one they found their way to the pace u
rendezvous. Matters having been talked over
and their plans arranged, they dispersed as silent
Iv rs they had assembled, each to their separate
homes. The place Of meeting was IN tho woods
"s.s.V fLAm any no y9a
mans house, to avoid tho p"S>,hiiIE o! surprise.
There was an impression, a runner that 0'"~
was TO be struck, but no one Of tie three or 'nur
hundred spectators at the sale, WHO have thus lar
been before the coroner, could or would tell where
i; came from. So bold, systematic, aud reckless
an assault upon the supremacy OF tho law IS al
most without parallel.
.Facts nave como out during the progress OF
this investigation which leave no doubt that ennis
sarics from adjoining counties have been engaged
IN melting our people TO open and murderouS re-
bcon We are not. and have not been, contend
ing merely against the I0wIess and desperate OF
our own county. but those of Schoharle, Greene,
and Ulster. 1t is known that there was one tribe
of sixty natives from one of those three counties
present, in disguise and armed, on the day OF sale
So widespread and formidable conspiracy, 1t Is
believed hcrr. should be met with tho whole power
of the State, and it is felt among that II Is on
crouy and unjust to leave the burden of sustaining
tho law. may say fer the whole State. UPON the
shoulders Of tho people Of this county.
"1ho Coroner's Jury is stiH IN session. dniIy
eiiciiing important facts, tho publication OF which
however, might tend to defeat the ends of JUS
tice."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27

The Ne1r York Express, Of Saturday after
noon. 30th ult., says:
1t will be seen by reference TO the manifest OF
the pncke, ships arriving here. that the Importa.
tons are large. and such as will essentially in.
crease the revenue. The exchanges on Europe
keep to the specie point. Shipments Of specie to
England have recently been made to some extent,
the exporlaon last week amounting to about two
hundred and ten thousand dollars; but there is 10
apprehension in the money market, for Cotton
will soon be going forward. against which Bills
will be drawn. Iii believed that the Cotton crop
will be over 100000 bales, if not over 2,25O,-
600. and that the cry Of a ''short CROP has yet
no reasonable foundation.
The rate OF Sterling and French Bills has been
maintained. The remittance by the Boston and
New York steamers will be large. The rate for
Bills on London has been at TO- but at the close
the Bill market was dull On Paris there has
been Il steady demand. The increased shipments
of Flour, all for British account. have had the eff.
feet to check tho advance of Bills. Had it not
been for these shipments, there can be no question
that considerable amount Of specie would have
been shipped.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27

OF The murderers of Bigeiow, three in mum.
ber, will bo executed to-day in Flint District,
Cherokee Nation. Their crime hps met with
soeedy and Just punishment.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27

Capt. Cram has been ordered from this city to
the Texas frontier. Captain Franklin takes his
place in ST. Louis RereiHe.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27

Ren,orals. New York Sun says, "Some-
thing like ,hirly-fve Of the wegheIs. moasurers,
inspectors, &c attached to tho custom house,
yesterday received 'nolice to qujt'' from Coec-
tor Lawrence. We could learn bu! few of the
names of tho removed officers. Anson IIerrick
and John Ropes, formerly publishers of the Au.
rora newspaper, but better known as the Pubsh.
ers of the Sunday Atlas. Country McClusky,
and two others named Hyatt and Kelly, are
amongst the number.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27

Increment Of The Troops. s.-Company A, U. s.
Third Artillery, arrived at Charleston on the 9th
uI. from SmithviIle, N. c., on their way to Aran.
sas Bay. Texas.
Two companies of U. S. troops from Boston
and one from Portsmouth, N. H.. arrived at New
York on Friday the 9th ult, and will proceed to
Texns in the L. S. store:ship Lexington.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27

Tho following letter. wrlttenAI y
FURY TO Judge Pnschal, is the frs-
we have had from the Prairie Pafy
of those who have gone out on The
be gratified to learn of their pros'1
The letter was written some day'a
the wan, Of mail facilities has u
layed: it is, however. new TO ont 10
has promised us 10 write at ever
could forward letter from, and
short time to hear from them on
way of Little river.
HALF ! NILE FnnN THE BANKS H
TI,r,L on Nutipp Sent
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27

Wearc all herc-f'ty four of Us, o
Lord knows where. We say we car
Texas, but we have no compass exc
we may wander considerably before
how we have got across the Dnroes
Of future travellers, will say that
" called by its right name. hf
quagmirc stream ] ever saw I; Dus
named il, and of course he would e'
As yet We have not organized O%I
ming we will have done so, and VIII
sheet, let you know our leader
We are all Of sound body ana
into buffalo rangc-far more any,
were the Van Buren, ladies for ps
How much better will it be, bow y
be, to 20 it. as Col. Pretty .fcwr
creGssd sire0k" after and old pun
wearing out the bottoms OF ch'"'
loafng friends about your town hu
We have had no inttcrrupton
was nothing; there were two canD IN.
we ferricd over our packs and sapU NV .a
horses had to take the water I'M
to take water like mules and ho''.i i,
SEPT. Sd. The whole camp ius
About twenty horses were gone.
having taken the precau'ion 70 ~, -, u
To day VIC start onward ou' MA b
there are others behind. who w. ~,,1
have a respectable looking sci o. y, ,c4
like they would fight. They a AZ me,
perhaps 10 the Rio Grande, anu NH
without the fear of man before w, M
said we have no compass :" .s
gnided by the stars,-aud we ear ,ooa
light faT palmer thaa yo1 can ,i, itt1s 4
There is 'Oid Geek" tail " ~ ,hrs
unpoetic Starr; then there s' p;ils
tude, Jack Starr, and jim ana w" S.,n,d.
As far as provisions are conT.t I,.t y
We have more than enough ~ .,rtsi
We also have an abundance VI p.idsf
ing our whole condition into ~ ,lse
preventive to gioTiocs hnn' S;.ais. II =
tern Prairies. There, is not q, bus
mot one thut does not thirs. n,ue.
This, / believe, is Camp Mcpaeb. e,e b.
i. go, [ do not know, hut suPP vtii
it is excellent camping groun' bups
CT one side, and a smailstrean;oo D;oo VI
on the other. Trees arc "s =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 81. lsls.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27

Great Robbery al The BrOddTdy.-On Thursday
afternoon one Of the bodest rObberies was COM
mit,ed at the Broadway Hotel in this city, that
has been made public for long time. 1t ltapPearS
that some little time after noon, the rob0er or rob-
bers, having secreted themselves In the house
made a descent by means Of burglars Instru-
ments upon the rooms of the hotel in which dIv-
ers trunks were deposited, safely. as the owners
supposed Numerous trunks were searched, but
the amounts of money and goods taken are not
Known. though they must be quito large. slSOO
we're taken, principally from the trunk Of Captain
Burns of the New World. A trunk belonging to
Capt. Stephenson, of the Champion and another
belonging to traveller were broken open ana
robbed bu. the amount of the losses has not trans
pired.
Since writing the above we learn that the VII
lain has been secured. and is now in jail lie was
committed by Mark P. Taylor, Esq, for further
examination on Monday. He was caught by con-
stable Ruffin. who. on learning of the robbery
was at once on the alert. He got a description
of the money lost by Captain Burns and others
aud, while passing an establishment Yesterday
morning where some of the money had been pass
ed, got on the track OF the prisoner without his
Cne prisoncr's) knowledge. Being sure he had
the person who passed the recovered money at the
establishment referred to above, Rufiiu q, once
proceeded to his boarding house. He there learn
ed that the servant girl had "peePed' through the
.keyhoe" and had seen the prisoner counting
over large pile of money. His next move was
to arrest the prisoner, who at first feigned great
as,onishmeut at the proceeding, but when Ruilin
- 49, ;-.,:.';',... .>Sar. 4 he staIl,
en- ne roy in his room, md That the girl won'd
swear to it. he ornsd HP! part of the money
has been recovered the remainder will be. as the
persons who have it wern arrested last night IN
MaysyIe, beyond doubt.--Cia. Com.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27
M Dear Sir:

HALF 4 NILE FnoN THE BANKS oT
Cherokee Nation, Sept
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For The Tribune.
A SPIRIT wALkETn IN NY SIDE.
A SPIRIT walketh by nay side
Tha, once from me by death was driven.
Bot back returned yicwloss bride
Clothed IN the sanity robes Of heaven
And silently she talks 20 me.
As stars unto the earth st even -
She talks Of love and life 10 be,
Such life and love a. il in Heaven
And thus we love though love is not,
And ,hus we live though life is rivcn -
This j. that all my humble lot
While u the Earth. may BE- Of Heaven.
n T..
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rsskei ship u Nicolas fcl. lsvre july Is. mdsc to
Boyd linckcn. iGs hh. lat a. n \, Ion 81 81 W.
passed lsfcc iceberg. July 2sih lat a. ~ long
- saw ship Versailles. Of AMI from Boston for lavrc
2-th july, exchanged shignss with a Bremen bsiQue
standing D and showing striped signal having in il NJ.
ia lat ~ loar 81 Aug sfh lat a. ~ Ion ~ A. saw
Hamburg harquc standing Wee, lorh lai - T. hong 81
a. spoke ship isnihc ol and from - Andrews for Liver
pool 18th lat % - long "a 70 haruuc Russia of
bath standing North time brig Rec,at of and for
NsllfsN I'm - CroiN.
ship Southport Griiihs n days nom Liverpool, with
merchsndisc To g Rulkey July ~ lai - Ion II 10 "
spoke British bark Altoona Of New Ross from Quebec
bound b. " aieriofd trom the ol tie insc's
actions While speaking with us should Judge the Capt
must have been ndisposcj bat hc did ask for any
assistance only asked he Longitude and bearing Of tie
iani July OsH l.t "a 80 ION - ~ ". spoke In
gsh barb from fartatocs. bound 20 Liverpool. dd not
learn her name On tho All of August passed be-
tween iwo Island. IT icc ~ witch was nearly hall
mite VA length and near itO ect high lat a. ~ ton o.
- icehcres were much smaller 5th August AZ 10 NJ.
ss~ Vcsssl when W. showed hrht which moi,
sn-~er.d We ran ~ Close a. the Wind would permit
us and hailed bat received and thought there
might D. sumc persons b,ard that wcrs not Ailo t.
sos~cr We scni b,st and officer with -four men To-
ascertain. when ulou arriving alongside found 10 b.
fisherman wished o. purchase nsh frln HIM but
e"aid net ~ b. had bat olunu ON board A. NJ same
Gay cain weather ssv schooner Glide Of Gloucester
Mas -mnh 10 a. I'm port with son t.h. supplied us
ess,''es' ~hhh We take ih opportunity OF returning
ship = May Poster from New Orleans LEI AUGUST
sass, scnon &c To s'sni,n FROST iosh inst on Tor
hsrque Alhcr. 10, RAIN Marviek m 49, 80 -.
mdss 10 Taylor Ncrril ''" ''''''
haigse John " '"i'r lrit, J. day. fran E.ns,rc Il,
Geo Whitaker 800 hbis salt 10 } foalke a So, "
Bns Mo-rs. Hukley. days ifom Chs,1c.,o,' .,,,.,.
and nee O. Geo huxley. WV"
hrig Carolina Sherwood tsys from Ch.s,e.,,., 81,
too aud rice 10 Danham & D.mou w
"a nng Agnes, WioSsirom. a. days from o,l,.l,.,
mdss o. John Miehcl
Sseiian hng Vile NsYoll Martina - days INN, Gen,
ssnn s,s45 brinsto"c. sc. Ia A. lasAls
hfis W anp-n"ss coisop = dsys from b,ricn C. Tim
bsf o. Badger 4 pc-k
srhr b'ssAnf' h'cchcr II days from Lube plaster.
sehf Nernilon Seaman lays irora BALTIMORE corn.
" eager Mailer.
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fine Ualrbrs a,o 1swelrp.
rorn Ann SILVER WATCHES.


nrcuSpn pl~IFR JR Wssi-iisser and Jewe.ff
IL L now prepared 70 seil WITCHES a. retail os 80
say other Hou-e IN M CITY y. D. = cpn-D1l.t 49,,
iie.crpuons direct from De Nanr'aclrer- n ~ -.
- 80 -yIfy-r..rt ie enabled uf~r f~fj ~
sssr1,n- II Gold Watches from 81 90 500 earh' >-'
a. f~,,n - 10 90 eac-ail warranted % reep -fl M
=, t6. nancy rainrnei Also VERY good s--of-nrh ~
IyWFIgY and SILVER WARE very l0T -
B-S.cnud hand Watches and Ola Cod hnn 49, 49,.
TAI "a fn exchange bo1r for Ce-h Naiei''- 49,
NJ .ic Boxes ard Ieyseiry repaired in ~ ir--i h1'
U0q,- ID thl- city. RICHARD FIeHEh ~. in-t 80
Watches and JeVery. Whols-aie and k@ia go -. 49,
WAY, New -YOfs ew lOors above I- ~ SfS{grp Il,
nify ~ 49,.
WATCHES. JEWELkY, &c ,,- r.
4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of God ara 'i,'r' -.
y ny Paf.rt Lever Anchor kscapeueI. - -- 80
vertical WATCHES -eec'.i i,.. .',rl 4, 49,, T,.
in Fnrope ub.cb vtl be WARRANTED p"Iircl 4A'r
.ofo- nav Pattern. Of God Chains, seal hey, "
~ ''", IA God Pencil Gases = GOD Irts
~ ~ graceet-, viii sion-s-
~ DO liver FORKS, spoons. a.
~ -. sric,-s viii BE- cold nj the LOWEST PRICES
~, s,|sn-d :, =. -lzl 10 The best male DO ie cy
az ,soIsr gEOTHERs importers u ZINE Naic.-, &c
'i'' No Nas-au--t opposite the Custom Hpf.s-.
.. : The shove ARTICLES carefully Repaired Ali Na,-
49, bv th. nosi .kilful wOfkmer 30 u- CIV my
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, &c.
,I,fIE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully invl.e lie aiiri'en ~
tar friends and liz pu1lc 10 tf.-r select a--"f nicni Z"
DUPLEX Lever and Lepne Wsic- on various spproted
nsscrs cssed Do l- neaesi style an1 Nsffli@' '"''
slg4r Knives Forss Spoons. Ladies, Tea sels Cups,
Pia,,i Al Britannia Ware speciac--. Pencil Cases
Mmei Clocks fine Cutlery Fancy Goods, &C. "m'hN ny
ar enabled Ia oaer for sale Al vefy f'-lucel Pfce-
Wafshes and glOcSs carefully Repaired ana Nsutii-l.
LOCKWOOD 4 SCRIBNkk-
Al the Oid Established Store 4b Pearl corner ~ i,n
street.. opposite u. = Hotel ~
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Y. 3. PALMER'S

COUNTRY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGEN-
y Il, Tribune Building opposite Tie Ciy Han New
lurs. eaih usually ir result 81 "riAid pas car
fully pursued It i seldom reached by thoe dreci efforts
which keep the mind constantly on Ihe OBJECT raher INN
ihr NEANs.f
v Il. PALMER respectfully notices me Ne caff hiHH-
lsrs, Profesi0Hgl Acn. -frfst' and the business com
nuny generally OF ths city. who are de-irous oi DlA
tosra abroad tir respective Anes, Ninbc >reefs and
Purn that be- J. tl Agent II -onr ~ the h-t NeN-ia-
of most of the principal Towns and Cities OF every stale
fr Union and uaiaand thai be- i prepared aud auy
authorized by the propueOrs 10 receive idir tnfnf Tor
publication 100 their ,cge papers copies OF WHICH, 10
gier Nlih the OF Advertising, may be SEEN al b.
Office
For the information and convenience Of those who may de-
sire extend their Country Trade by tdseTuHg IN the
Corg Newspaper for hic he J. the Agent a-i 81 Towns
ami Oir, may be- obtained al bis Office from winch Aef ins
aa others may make such selection a. VII rest sui ne
several kinds of business IN which they engaged, aud In
tn papers Of which may Dee feT interest 10 invite me al
ienuun 81 the Ie0ple Of t.e country
us Agency. winch -inaliY crullnrhcri hf tr
subscriber IN 1871, presents 10 the enierpr-inS poon
of lr lsllv-s community scoinplel- -y-i- ~ y a'r iNe
aef oi procuring the custom # nt conHfrg MAY h en-
rlcri in almost any extent. through me nr7llum "i '
Pre-. - iar nsi .fV irtcr Of flr bs5iase rorth'
'. Il. PALMER. American Newspaper Agent
'e-7 efi Tribune Building, opposite il- tiiy Hail
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SToNE~. Brass and iron Railing Ac-Ine -il-c flu''f-
- would inform tner friends snt NE pubic IN genera ila
fiY have commenced manufacturing Stoves a tii pil -
iani-isd store ~. -. WarrsL whore MiA ne l'lnd
great tlrIeiy consisting in part ol illr ioio" ns
Tho kcuuomlsf AMI kricscrhocsrr Ce"hhf Stoves i'f
coal or wood Tie patterns flr ho-- H"sr- Ntn- %" "a,
wi" i- iuun io M much closer lian ihe ordinary >t'r ani
ii~f are warranted f0 bake well
f-fcs- Ar TEid Cooking Stove. for ""o'i or cni4 Wi'i
'r found i0 combine aivtni---- Than any "+ yet
constructed having fle ire ,1mief f-thlfl' r.tDn- Hf
usrn iD extend Ice whole size of e uuN OF NH SOW
li warranted fo bake we'll Person. about ?" pun list,
wnl lu Vel i0 examine lils Stove - rfr j. r1 ar
.y o sizes a Pie pnre noi De- no hliralee l1 e small
r-f families purchasing.
Doctor Jcnss's celebrated Patent Premium ilof and HAL
Stove.
Etiiaior AMI SH-l- Cylinder >iotr- adj ba~,- Ar
-i and Once Stove. Dle and fNo npr 4rna-t- NAT
-.r-' lnI Tailor. stoves Stove Pipe and EloN- To-c-
Der vs. M general assortment col bfl-- td lf.n t-N-
tru.- oinameu.- Mica I!nc, Cylinder br'A pr'A if"us
a.. Sc.
Al Of which will vii he sold vholrsar an retail AZ ~
lowest Prices I'll -i Waier-st bsiyes-l n,-knti.i and
Pecs SIP. WPHERSES CT Est.
Ses- fofs Aurlsf 10 fltl aui4 ro4in
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Ddtent nlc0ieines.


~ tnuiicn 10 the PubIic.-The young ni - "h,
formerly iaa an Interest n my Business iaiin-' I -
oti-e in ts CfT. r0r1le- ID morbid pertn-fs' :" -
;r9cucr my n1le Do connection VIII De. &c.. r ~
msns ORIGINAL GESrINE Pa,m0nc swap Is p'e.areei
exclusively hg myself ln ii. Ciiy. and iii t''. y. .
neaea- j. freps-ei IN II. o-insi genuine purity ara
-'re1r'f-anl ts b. j. f1r -ale n ii. 10y oi ~
ONLY ri fis old estab sh atc- 0 he Pra1rl,I - ~
street ' AZ go i.,f ''" ~ ; REEKMAS
N(HITTE,iORE'- Conc-nfra,cd Ne-s TAB r >sfui
w CERTAIN remedy for Dsrfhra bowel comp An. AIT
Dy--ntery Cholera NOfiu- Cholera i-fsnllrl; Tn
val able Medicine y pr-seufei 20 Ire fls' --i,' re IT,.
hdence illt nothing VII h. ~sl1e t u si 90 -
vrfre-l convince be mo-. ncrI.pls % - intrinsic
worth over every OLDER ur i- shove con- i-
The necessity ~ prompt and earg aieni..,u - 49,
paints cannot Dee slr0l-y urged ufol -Ar H h w
every p-r-0n, from bee vel iac. L-l Aoi-A'- ur
Annually Of Darrhra and Bowel Compliant and 30 ino-i
ior want % proper treatment ln .- Bal si 81 -
1inrL- It's = plainly - Dee seer n ~ 80 ~ ue &
uroua OF getting ,if teeth .iluli being more
or Jess troubled ss in dlrrra. which soy lsl-.-
f,r months and if Tue c d survives i- shock j. j. eii VIII
a. impaired constitution. We have the most -iafns lac
g-s-f Ted o. vew n Tie h- of mOiaiy, l.fh- ire
summer aud raj months when u j. 90 De- seel uii hun
cnsi- every season fs victims DAB liz alarming comp
Several Plysicans Di respectfully ana rlrh,f NA.e
tested III virtues sad 90 not heAie ~ fecoAe' - -'1
MiDDLr1owS. Conn. se7L24, 1911.
Dear sir. Feeling Lat ] owe dliy % .is p..-e, a.
my fellow MORALS would n-i STATE. hat for nuines ~
years y4s ~ certain SEASONS % ih- year i uetl an,
tons recommended 'sl bul lr eject sorI une sin.e
sf~ caught notice Of the new -iapcr- oi your
CDno-frsei Vegetable syrup" f0r le cure 90 Dtrr a.
flr sale boo iI- City. immr, air.y purchased uoi" ana
90 ug surp. AMI entire after ile tina. o lew
doses. hescd 0f my ria1l ana restored o healthy
arf nay bowels / can nDw say. would not - win
out d ~ my possession on any account ad WOMB hi.-'
who require 20 Try ita- have done, and they
viii ie satisfied Of it, virtues
You ~ liberty 81. % make surh Of this a. you
may deem proper. Very respectfully y0urs,
FFLlX " WILLIAMS.
Prepared by AZ. WHlTTEMORs. E..ex Conn. Forsa.e
Wholesale and Retail by A. Z. ID. SANDS. DuEgi-s -
Fulton a. - Broadway and - Eas Broadway. Hl< I'm
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MILLINERY and Sih Goods. cheap Tor cash, az 20
wi Beaver street doors from PrarrreL The sul,cr-
would pecuiy invite The attention of purchasers To
iher STOCK of Fad and Winter Millinery and suS Goods,
which have been selected wiihter usual good asir which,
way cannot be beat ID We do i and VIII be found
examination 10 embrace Tue largest assortment O goods
their Ice found Inc city. By the stem 90 buy
ng and selling Tor cash they believe they enabled 90 buy
lsscfr aud sell l0utr than any other establishment u DE
iTadc and what is more, their customers invariably Tell ien
la somehow the Goods purchased of them Away
sell isc' la speak. much Tor lc tIsr aO Low fRlt -,
and almost invariably makes Them customer alter Tie lfsi
purchase aud which IT, the OF tie rapid increase lu
their trade. Gall, purchase. AMI you wl ind thai We are
night and have large STOCK for yog io select from.
sul9 Initials J.. NJ SrENFNS. = CO.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
sales III the slock ExcI,nnac :. .Aueusr %


AUCTION SALES. AU0. Shy l.. NJ HOFFMAN a Co
TrAs- imported in the ship John Quincy Adams.
Tcfms-Noie at slN months payable in the Cy Of
New York "a be made satisfactory Ia the sellers.
lLsosll chests q. cent A. % 40 do. 6ii half
do Withdrawn
YoAsg Hysos--o hall chests ~ 81 do ~ do.
20. - 30. 40 -, do a. 40 do 3li - do l2i 10
do a.. 1s1 do. Al g. do. i0 lG2 do 40. 20 do. 3oj
40. do ~ a. do %. 40 do Is 2li do 80.
Gpaporior-5 halt chests gii do. 93: do. s. :
do as ~ do -, 20 DO 90 81 lJlb boxes "a l39 d.
az - ON do - ~ do ~ 80 do - "59 do 6il 10
eases ~ IN cans ~ 81! do Withdrawn
Isgsria-2i halt chests ~ 30 do ~ q do 7GI II
d. ~ a do I'll, ~ do s0 H. do. Cs: - l3ib boxes
4, 80 do 81 no On do til 20 do as: 81 cases -
l''- ijh boNcs ~ CD do and % cases Withdrawn
Iraskav-t' halt chests a.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21

mr.. POWELLS DIR. DlOSSY Oculisis and Oplihal-
mic Surgeons No. l Broadway. corner Ot W aucn-si.
conne their practice Diseases uir Eye Operations upon
that organ aud ia Appendago, AMI all mpcrccions of VI
sion Testimonials from the eminent medical men Of
Europe and America Rcitrcucct 10 patients that have been
perfectly cured AmaurOss Cadrnci, opiafna Ncbua,
or SprcA- a. the Eve. Strsbismus er squirting &c.
ARTIFICIAL EYES INSERTED without pain oper-
.On that cannot be- disting i-hed from TIE natural
SPECTACULAR Advice given as TO the Kind of glasses
suitable 10 particular defects The poor treated efalutousy
from 1 ~ q l.. NJ ~ eodi