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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02
For THO Days Guyv
Doors open ilom 10 ) oclock, p. NJ. Admission only
cents.
GRAND CANAICADE AN ELEPHANT
IN HARNINSi
sept tim

N
I'm entering each place ot exhibition, The MIcnaferie viii
he preceded h, the grand no,c 81 spectacle 81 an ci,gan, Music
: az, drawn ny a noble elephant, co1tainl & q superior band
oi Musicians, Who viii ,nli,en The scene b, executing a VA
iicty of tasotlte pieces of Music.
The " lid Tenants of IA. Forest from III, b,,oc md d,c,,.
Elephant: the majestic Ion OF uncxplored Africa. the Gr,cesi
ligcr OF the Bengal Junglcs; The beauiinl Icnpa,d. IN,
r'aN'ul nn' iefo'io's Bear the useful and patient Camel: the
curious larit: the Rclndeor from I.apland's dreaty climcs
The graNc-iobbihg Ilycna the stealth, Panther, the s,yo,,
WOLF the cunning Fox dawn through all the lose, cr,dr.
ae mere pehe'h WIN perfect salciy--irle to their nature at
times, but perfectly subject To The control ofmnn. the Ionl al
creation fowlsoi tie air and reptiles most beautiful, yaric,
ana dangerous "i their species, nc also comprised in this val
liable combination Description is poworltss aud space to-,
limited To admit oi IT. Suffice 1t 10 say that the p,1urie,r,.
are OF the oldest standing and highest celebrity, and bnv, de-
voted years oitoll and expense To- he present collection vhirl
is pronounced in Europe and America perfectly nnnar,ii,i.d,
Location Oh Diamond Hill.
Sept. 2-t20S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02
TO TIE DEBTORS OF kORVELL &
ANEREIT.

NllE books. accounts. bonds and other evidences Of
debts due. or to become due 10 Norvcll s. Aycrell
and which were conveyed 10 the undersigned WIN. :.
Reid Jr. by the trus, deed Of 3lst July last. hnve been
placed IN the bands Of the undersigned. Robert J, Davis
who alone Is authorized 10 make collections. An ord,
Of the Court requires that the debts referred 10 shall be-
diligently collected. All persons indebted To the said
firm are, therefore, requested promptly 10 come forward
aud pay to the said Robert J. DAVIS the demands Of tho
firm against them respectively.
WIN. :. REID, in.
Trustee of Nurvell 4 Averctt.
Sept 2-lmif ROBERT j. DAVIS. hgt.
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II II no, un.h that We amongst the Medical J. aeuily sufl-
cicnt candor 10 accord any merit whatever ie "Pateut Noli
zines, as it conlicts with their interest so TO debut below
we give an exception.
- OPINION OF A PLY SICIAN.
Exeter, Me. Sept. 30, 1915.
This ccrtifies that have recommended the use Of W istars
Balsam Of Wild Cherry Tor diseases Of the lungs, tor two
years past, and many bottles, Ia my knowledge have been
used by my patients, all with beneficial results. In two cases
where IT was thought confirmed consumption had tak.t place,
the Wild Cherry effected a cure.
j.. BOYDEN Physician at Exeter Corner.
None genuine, unless signed | BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale in Iynchmrg, Wholesale and Retail, by If - Il.
LYMAN,-and by Druggists and dealers in Medicines gen
orally.
September lit
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General COrnInisyiOn

General Commission
a.ND & OCERY BUSINE
VIE undersigned having associated themselves %
partners. under the style and firm Of
ROBERTS n BUTLER,
for the purpose OF conducting a general
Commission Business,
In Iynchhurg. and having taken The large snd commo-
dious house itoenlly occupied by Roberts 4 Waller. and
immediately opposite the Bank of Virginia. would mnst
respectfully solicit the patronage Of their friends aud the
public generally for oonslgnnents vi all kinds OF produce.
such as
Tobacco. Flour, Wbiskey. &C, &C.
lylsnd Roberts having brough into the concurn, hs
large and very desirable
STOCK OF GROCERIES,,
and the new firm being desirious To reduce the pr sent
stock. in order 10 devote their attention more particularly
10 The Commission Business, will offer great induce
menls to purchasers.
Edward l.. Butler will give his personal attention "
the
Management and Sale or Tobacco,
consigned To their care. Where no advances are made.
The usual price Of 30 cents per hossllcad will 10 charged
lor selling and collecting.
lie has been. finn early life. extensively engaged In
the Tobacco Trade, and would beg l.ave To refer his
friends aud the public generally, 10 the following gentle
men
John n. Warwick. NJ. l%nnehorne s. sons.
Jes-e Hare, Seth llalsey,
And. II. Arnisiead. Samuel McCoikle,
= Samuel Miller. James l.. Claytor,
DR., James Saunders. David W. Burton.
RYlAND ROBERTS,
EDWARD b. BUTLER.
August 26-6m if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02

On motion of VIM. \. &. White. the Chairman aud
Secretary were added II The delegation.
DANIEL. 1RiGG. Chairman.
\, SNE,p. Secretary.
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y pursuance VI u VIZ u u t'uHi1 tbIIi VI 7 dlHp
] bell, pronounced at the March Term, lSI7, the un
~defsigned Commissioners therein named, offer for sale
TR.ACT or MOST J.ALU3BLE LIND,
Containing, by recent survey, one hundred and forty
six acres, , rood, and 10 poles; being a part of the
Tract Of Land left by the late Maj. James b. Risqne,
lying ON the waters olDreaming Creek in the County Of
Campbell, about five miles tr IN the town of Lynchburg,
This tract is Il bounded on the east by the old New Lon
don Road, near its junction with the lynchburg and Sa-
lem Turnpike; ON the nortl, by the lands Of Samuel Mil
Ter, on the west and south by those Of BEN. Wilks, and
A. Callahan, and on the south by the remaining portion
of the Tract of the said J. b Risque, left TO his daugh
ter Mrs. Ward. This Land is nearly all in woods OF re
Gently cleared, and It's quality equal TO any in the neigh
b1rhood, while there is none we known Of, of the same
extent, which lies so level, aud easy for cultivation. The
timber, Composing about one half ofthe Tract is most
" young and tlrIt y-and a very extensive Meadow
may, with little labor. be made on the Creek which runs
through the centre Of the Tract. All persons wanting
to obtain a most Desirable Farm near the Lynchburg
Market are invited To call ard examine this Land before
they purchase. 1t will atany time be shown by G.. or
J. b. Ward, now residing on it. For terms, apply to
either Of the undersigned.
JOHN w. " ILDMAN,
JAMES BULLOCK,
EDWARD b. BUTLER,
May lO-lfwbw commissioners.
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F.lIUaBLE TOUN PROPERTY
q IL s II.

IN accordance with a decd, cxecr'ta by the undersigned,
James Dinwiddie, to William ID Christian, in trust for
certain purposes therein mentioned, Which decd is duly record
ed in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court for the Corpe-
alton OF Lynchburg, and which provides that the said Din
widdie. under the supervision and with the consent ut the said
Christian, shall have liberty to sell the Lot on Jefferson street,
IN said deed mentioned, as snon as the improvements thcreoa
should be completed the said m improvements being completed,
the said lot is now offered for sale, on n credit ole, ~ and IS
months, the purchase money to be secured, by negoti able notes
with one or more good endorssrs, and by retaining a lien on
the property until they are paid. liza sale Of he said property
should not BE- effected before the 18th September next, it will
then be offered at auction on the premises.
The said lot is on the south side OF jefferson street, and tho
on it consist ola
Three Story stone and Brick Building,
containing fourteen rooms suitable for a residence and business
house, and, on the rar of the lot a well finished Frama
Building, with Kitchen, Of one and a half stories.
JAMES DlNWInpIE.
The above Notice is given with my consent.
WM. DUyAL CHRISTI IN, Trustee.
August lG-vihfSS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02

The above Land will lie sold at public auction ON Sa,ur.
day, the 18Th Of September next, if fair If not on The next
fair day thereaf or.
Sept. 2-wilSS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02
.NOTICE,.

VIE partnership, heretofore existing between Nancry
Il & Wilson, IN lha practice Of the Law. having this
day expired by limitation, IL hereby dissolved. They
will each attend To the unfinished business Of said firm,
and all persons indebted thereto are hereby requested To
make payment 10 either Of ns. They can both be found
al the office heretofore occupied by iancry x Wilson
WIN. i. Nancey, will continue 10 attend the Courts Of
The counties Of Amherst. Bedford, Campbell and Lynch
bury. and Daniel A. Wilson. jr, will in future attend
all the Courts Of the counties of Amherst. Appunaltox,
Campbell, and Lynchbnrg. WIN. =. NANCEY.
Sept. 2-w2w DANn. A. WILSON. Jr.
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RAGS

RAGS
IENHE highest market price in cash paid for Cotton
4 and Linen
II II q 8,
colored or white, at the Franklin Paper Mill in this CT
ty. Parcels forwarded TO the subscriber will be promptly
attended 10, and pay mrnl RENTED as instructed ly the
owners. JOHN RICHARDS, Superintendent
hlc!nond, Argus -5-aGwii franklin Paper aIul
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02
Country Merchants
MAKING THEIR FALL PURCHASES,

NA'U.I. find it to their intcrcs, 10 examine our varied
w and extensive stock Of . AND STA
Some adsan ages, winch are not very
general. hive accrued 10 ns this season in buying our
stuck. enabling rs To ol4r Goods IN our Inc a, unusually
lev prices. To those WIN pay c,sn III Books and Sta
tioaety. particular Inducements are offered.
Oar supply .f PIANO fORIE.S il the largest 10 be
met with IN the Southern countfy. To this department
OF business We devote great attention. Tho numerous
acknowledgements from these who have been North, RI
turned. and bought fas. with onr own knowledge, ms
sure us in saying. that a larger stock already flushed,
better terms. or more 81. nerior Instruments could not he
met with. than nj our stablishmrn, here IN Rlchmund.
We ARE sole agents in the Slalesot Virginia and North
taroliua Tor the p auo fories made by Mcssrs. Siodart \
Durham. OF New York. whose Instruments we believe
10 be the best and the cheapest.
NASH WOCOHOtSE,
Wholesale and Reiuil Dealers in Books. Stationery aud
Piano Fories, 1879 Alain street, Richmond, Va.
Sep. I'm II
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Comm, issiOMCI.s' ,<0le Of V'viNNbfe
Land, near LyWrhbHvs.

n pursuance ola decree ofthe County Court of amp
] he'll, pronounced at the March Term, 1917, the un
d~ersigned Commissioners therein named, offer for sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18
Tho Weather. Crops, &c.

Tsy WHEAr CRoP.-We have such information
from Northern Illinois leaves but little doubt in our
minds that the growing Wheat crop 10 much less
promising ID sn Al this season OF ast year and taat u
will fall lar short of average yield. Within he past
ten Ssv, gs have seen from almost every county
In the northern part Of that state and they al agree
thar xith the favorable weather until harvest but
A Hsht crop Of Wheat can be raised Ia many counties
halt and two thrds, OF the Wheat soNed asst Al
he. ben Winter killed and Spring crops have been put
IN upon the ground Ia other pisees and 10 iacl
throughout the entire Northern half OF the state, 80
much Of the crop mas been destroyed ~ the severe
Winter leave the heds but partially covered Win
the growing xrAin- The farmers here encesvored 10
remedy hi. injury - much possible By sowing
Suring Wheat and in most places Il iooss exceeding
we'll and with favorable season, the denciency caused
hv The severe cold OF Winter will % sOe extent Be sup
u.d BY Spring Wheat Bui under the raost favorable
Influences VI the season we are consineeo 'na nos more
th.a trothirds Of crop Be obtained the present
,es.ou including both spring and Winter Wheat. How
,he Whest crop promises Ia Mssouri Iowa ana Wiscoa
ain and me Southern portion 81 LIMOS We nave NOT a
rood data upen which 10 found cur remarks but We
are inclined 10 believe from al hear that IL q more
ororni,iux and hss not been extensively Injured 81
frosts- lsI LOUIS Cnlon' ia
Tsr WHEAT CRoP-We have been somewhat
di.po.ei % regard many complaints have heard
Of the poor sppeArzncs Of the Wheat crop, ground
la.. or Al most prod 1ced BY undue snxiety We are
h5w-ver fully convinced that this 10 the u
casual look Of the 6sds In this vicinity on land
which kas heretofore been remarkable for ts prod1c
ivenesa The appearance Of the crop unpfomisng 10
the extreme We should tniEk our calculation xa roy
h5sysi We reckoned three tourths q an average
ysld Certainly with the Winter and the insec. which
hs maze ifs appearance more than oneourth Of the
p.n, h, DESTROYED and the remainder backward % Il Is
70 peculiarly liable 10 damage from rust &c.
its sous mitigation OF this discoarssing sats Of tbs
whsst cro7 hat svsrykiog else lcohs quits promising
.YpsAnr Sentinel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18
By THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA June Hist.
The arrival Of the CambrIas news has occupied
The attention Of the city to-day TO the exclusion Of s
local cxcita'ity had there been any occasion for
Tue -four speculstors look little lantern awed but the
ewes Of hosrdin house Keepers sparkle
The River. Lake and Haroor Convention. TO De held
A. Chicago on the Stu of next mouth 10 exciting good
deal Of interest in the mercantile community and the
Board Of Trade have appointed the following Committee
Of eleven attend the Convection on the part Phace
mia Thouss P Cope, samuel c. Morton. Thomas /.
Lea Cephss G. Chids A Lewis. Robert Toland. Tho
ma. Hooper, David :. Brown, Richard D. Wood ;.
Morris Wsln and y. b Thompson.
The keel OF a steamship will be laid In a lew
days az the Navy Yard The new vessel Is to Be 81
fe-, long and OF the model IS the Mississippi
Tney are demolisding the old building Of the Bank OF
North America 10 Cnesnufst IN the course Of which
some interesting relies OF the o3en time turn up. This
is the IRE; Bank established 10 Pennsylvania, and the
one through which all the Government business during
the Resolution transacted. Among other things
saw an old French cartridge box. Ii In the same
vault where the specie deposited, which was sent
over 70 this country from France during the Revolution
The workmen have also found lot Of old newspapers
which are making capital for tho thirsty Editors
The weather 10 ,rm to-day. but very pleasant With
the exception o the newsboys crying the news BY The
Cambria the city Is quiet
The markets this morning were at stand on account
Of the announcement Of the steamers arrival. About
noon the news received by Telegraph, bu. no sales
were made under It's effects all preferrng TO await the
private letters.
decline 1914 70 l92 for Penn Red and Yellow Corn al
lis 20 III. Nothing else done.
There another day Of heavy sale at the stock
Board.
sALzs OF srocXs First B0ard-slC0O Rdg BIDS. u
1000 DO 76 900 DO 7tl 5000 DO csh 16 5000 do tots
76. 5000 DO ,6l $50 Rdg RR 81! $1,000 Rdg Sc, 20;
100 Su.q Canal Ill 100 Rds RR. bjts, p !! ID Coal
l2I: 100 Allegheny t5is. 49, - Vickshure ~. $500
Penn 81. 500 DO sJds II; 20 DO si ~ susq Canal
l7i lOu kdg RR c.h. 81 30 Lehgh scrip, eli, 600 lie
high Mort =. Sl577 Penn 81 90; 627 Pc 6s %; 10y
Girard l3 Penn Bank, 32li 40 u Bank 4li $1,000
Lo.n Gl. lOft; 300 Lehah Loan, 80 13' 500 feni
So g. 100 DO cls - Union Bank, Tenn, 5'ti Cam
Amb 49, 80 Rdg RR. b., 3lt.
Second Board and eJ0er-iOOO Read bds y 5000 Do
b. ~ 200 Grsrd 81 100 DO, b. 49, 40 l. oig
scrip SAT; 1910 notes. l06i; 22j Vicksbg, l2s;
Cam1en and Amb, AS | CANA b. 50; Is T and Mec
Blk 56s; 100 Norrstown. s5wn lis 100 Allegheny CopE
IS 500 state 81, sla 5000 DO s5"n SIT % Read o
| 3lf; ~ Mech BIZ 2ii 1900 susq. Canal Bonds, O.
! 800 DO 6ii; 1900 state S. bJ. sli 500 do. sll
/ ~ schy Nsvg, 35i 200 Read b. BIT 5000 Read od
m; 90 Am Coal Co, u. 100 Vleks, l2i 80 Unto
] Canal. Az
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PASSENGERS sArfrn
ASSLNNb no SAILEU
IL As GHs~skip HiAvnss for Lsc<rpool from IA.

IA ats~sA,p hihUnss gor Lc<rPooA fyoa beren--
Bsb5it Bigslov John Chandler, Nr Bis.lo. y,
Boston' Ne. 49, niiiostco Niss 5ehuYl@r =, ~
s-rvsnt. w : Miller sod LADY james snilvsr Rpt,rS
Thisr. NsrrNy W Chapman. Joseph rsrd y8v.,3
Winehie u Wilson. W Bsages Co II Dup.co,,h
hyes Phiness. B latham Jr and ls6y G Ryerosv " -
hosber. l. Chester. Dixon Of New Yort Ma r..
man. Trspmsn. Hy Gslce, Andrew MeDoveH ! n
Read. ; Watson and child. n Read Of Ch.r..,c, So
Mr. and Mrs T N wesuehn. child and too s.r..,,. :.
Richmond w Mills Jons q Gsiues N B.r-., j. . ~
Chirtop Leopold Buj.c. w Pubs. Robers Y.rs..o, q
Davis Miss Bahrocs Ioshus, lean Hahn So,.,..
w Lsfrque Of New Orleans. Mr. Guest If B.t,,no- q.
~ stoddsrd Of Northampton. Mass Mr.. L..-o ~.
Borie N Holland Of Philadelphia; Julian yI..,s !.
Arkansas Lssy Chichester, Children snd s.r,,,,. I,
N Forsyth and children. Mrs J Forsy,h ana -;
Misc Forsyth G Sutherland. w n Dr.p-Y ara A., u
Hooper Mstherson Of Montreal: lrksr T.lAo, ~.
Col French and msid Of Csnsis. Geo Wrixh,p.n -.
E~art Of Toronto Mr. Rodgers Of Quebec NJ. n,r,.r.
Miss Hrisrt Mrs Sonisrt and maid servant L. c.,
Of France. Mr. Hssvisits. BA w Csrter Roht I..eh
Horsrio Miller L stsin w Rsgusl Henn-y of fps,,S
Wuot Johnson Of Liverpool n Hsgeuson 81 rh,,-.
L Woo3,ds OF Wee, Indies w II Ghhio. Of ,n.r,es
VIM Enca Toole Weigatmsn Of LonScn. n A..
srecht Of TriesL Juan Rsrs and ssrvsrd Of Hsv,,,
Gerhard Lo-ner Murrell and friend n Noble-lns
For Haliffr-Mrs Cameron. Mrs Nsibersor Va
Rlchey sad son Mrs Prsid. : Eliot, Srs wLl.e,
and maid Mr. wisrress w Fino--i0. To,ail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18
Sick and Wounded Mt Vera Cruz.

From the n o. Delta, 9Th
R,De,t for lpr ls47 Of he SEX and Wounded o. As
R,Susr ard Y0lsufssr Corps Of ne Army q ne l. :
a. Yea Cru, Merioo.
RxerrAH ARnY.-Ofthe "a Dragons. lft "a "a sna
AN Regiments OF Artillery, Regiments o. hruneo n
hsmen lst ID 3D. 4th, 5h. 9th, in and ,tn ne
OF lnfsnry.
Admitted ....704 Deserted ...---.-;---
Returned 70 duty25 Total remaining N nos
Died ....... "a pit.l ------.---- ., - =,
Rsnuks-The disease Of those Nno 60 ~ .'P
were mostly Disrrhcpa Chronic and Dysentens Aeue;
Not one case OF Feb Icterodus appeared IN ine
during the mouth There wss bur one death es1'su -
Vulnus selopeneum. -
VOLUNTEER AaMr-Of the LIST and - ienn. 'ois -,
Eew-York Vols ID and Alb illinois Sos uep,t. =. .
Alshsrna Regiments of Vols Tenn Is'siy' F.n4e''N
Regiment, : C. Vols -
Admitted ....779 Dei---------------' II
Returned % duty.-- 81 Deserted. 80
Total remaining In hospital ~
Discharged By reason Of Surgeon eefu-es1 u a.
R.na.rrks-Desfhs from the same causes a. above
Total sdmied-Re gulsrs -lOt-Deains. 1890
Do. do. Volunteers ....--''s -Dra1-'''-' -.
Aggregate Rezs and -L4e5-Desfns----'-
Sur. HsrD-y Medical Director; sur ) .. FoteI, ee.
nlnr Medical on ,er of the General hospit.s ss
Asa, sur Lab; Acting Asst Surgeons D'a SPso1s
and Wikinsor.
The sbove correctly taken from the report Ior ne
Surgeon G-nerA's Olsce at Wssninston Sa,y ", Y.
J.FRAN r BARRON Sergeant "a Lnianty
sosrd GensrA Hospital Vera Cruz Asa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18
pIsPAT0HBs FOR TIE TRIBUNE
ave ELECTRIC. TELEG RAPH.
LATEST FROM MEXICO.
SANTA Anna invited 10 take possession Of the
CapIfai-Rumer Of his being stoned not
confirmed Re.nlt of Election for President
NOT Vet known.


FzrDEzrcKsBrRcH June II.
The Picayune due yesterday. has not yet arrived.
New Orleans papers to the 10th furnish additional
items by the Oregon The Picayune publishes
Santa Annas dispatch TO the President substitute
urging a vigorous prosecution OF the war until am
pie justice is obtained for the unjust aggression Of
the United States and declaring that the salvation
of the Capital il indispensable, and proposing to
resign his cfice as Commander Chef and first
Magistrate, if necessary. Il also gives Anaya's
reply. eoincidiDg with the view, Of Santa Anna
and inviting him to take formal possession Of the
Capital Nothing is mentioned in the papers al
the Capital in regard to Santa Anna's reception,
whether stoned or insulted by the popusce or not;
HIS countryrnen are evidently indignant At his re-
pested failures 7 ere is nothing indicating de-
sign Of Santa An3s on the Presidency. The cleo
ton v as determir 50 far the States were con-
cerned on the 18th ult. The results are not knowp
and Congress may have to elect President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18
Business Notires.

% ltis well for small capitalists that large ones DO
not generally believe 10 saop, tho principle Of sdver
Using In Country Newspapers the OF fur,herrg
business pursuits The largest lecturers did Io
believe In steam power when fret introduced.
The Agent for tbs best papers OF the uhos country "
PALnsa is daily receiving Advertisements from Ok
who believe In the principle and be consulted his
Office In The Tribune Buildings, whore cards containing
lis, OF towns cost Of advertising SC may BE- bad gr.us
and every information requisite 10 adopt complete sys
tem OF Advertising on large small scale.
" Officers cf4he Army and Navy. and sportsmsn will
hnd al Guos's 25s Broadway, opposite The CRY Hail.
variety " articles indispensable for sporng and camp
he Pocket Dinner Sets, DrsmF ashs, shaving Csfes
Revolving Pistols &c. At the lowess prices
Alec, Just received, splendid assortment Of Ladies
Purses, Rsueulss ard F.ns Of the Paris styles, a
the lowest possible prie-a GUION,
a55 Broadway, opposite Guy HAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18

From BRAzrL.-A letter dated Rio Janeiro, May
T. says Lord Hovden, In the STEAMER hstuer touch
ed here on the 3st ut and sailed the same day Tor bue'
nos Ayres The opinion general that the Affairs OF the
River Platte viii be Immediately settled provided no
sas viii agree TO the arrangement, made BY Mr. Hood -
Advices nad been received from hontsvideo, II Rio,
down ID the loth Of April Boston Cour.
MARIsE DisAsrER-FoUR LwEs LosT.-The
Baltimore pilos boat Pocanontas Clark from cruise,
reports that on Monday between II and 2. " Cape
Henry bearing w. BY J. - miles distant the British
sehr Columbian Packet Marshall from Baltimore laeea
with corn ard four, bound 10 London or Liverpool,
vas cspsized In q sudden squsl. and four Of her
zone Of them the carpenierl were drowned Capt c.
that be the schooner ast before the sQaa
and missing her whenis took his spy ass and
discovered the tops Of her In the water he bore
immediately tor the wreck and took from her tbs cap
tain and four OF the crew also the small boat some rig
inz md the top gallant yard sso picked up the matt
snd two sesmen clinging b spsrs which bad drtkd
mile and a half from the wreck Lett the wreck 10 81
fslhoms vster The officers and crew saved took pes
sage In the Herald yesterday afternoon for Bal
nmore Norfolk Herald June 10.
r Gov Yousa returned 10 this city ycsterda,
sfssrpoon from few weeks Wait 10 bis former rss
eenss In Livngssoa County. ALBANY Argus, !sss H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18

GoLo PEsa-Any style Of Gold Pen worth having q
all can be bought Of w. CITATION a Co. II cedsrsL
(up 'tsr,) cheaper than soywhsre sl,s. Common God
Pens, IS cects warranted do, SIS ~ B-Evsry var.
raLted Pen has The makers name stamped upon H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18

"RIcHELIEu' DrANosD PoIsrED OoLo Psss u Y sAy.
AGE o. Fulton he's tho exclusive sale Of ese Pens
They sold 81 only and rely their asrs for poru.
lsriiy Also Gold Pens from IS cents to Oh So silver
cas-. Included. The trade supplied The bee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18

y Citizens and strangers you can save twenty fveper
cent in Boots shoes and Caters BY purchasing them
ofYouSe & JoSEs, 4 Ann-st near the Museum. French
Boots only o. 80 Cash sales and small profit I' the
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