davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-07
HEALIH. IlEALlII..

Hill GREAT CURE FOR COASU MPIlON
Il DR. bUNCAN's EAfECTbRAN1 REMEDY.
n FFIICTED reader. do not sufier this dlseassAt
"a knit IL fatal threads IN your ss stem-ihey
IN 10 hurry YOU TO an untmelN Has not expert
nsetagd yOu-haye not occuiar proofs convinced you
hi consumption Is certain death ~ all HON II may
Sataunief when efl till late period. Then why will
boz dt, procuring remedy in due 10 arrest the
1o:les. ofthst fell Destroyer cold. which snon
|n,ies coughing, hy which soreness OF the throat
|snd inflammation OF the mucous membrane sf the bron
|shp produced and The lungs rendered open to disease
[Thus PERSONS sudef themselves to procrAsinate until
1,h looss in at Their doot.-whcn they hegu TO he con
teHst ous their health when all probability II ls
ksoa lt, May all who have coldtake Timely warning
Eshd ff I'D OF Il heiofe Il IS too late.
d.. jantsn's E1peetorant Remedy stands befofe the
|pu tested by Thousands and daily used in almost eve
Fi smY throughout the different ST for diseases Of
th tte. sHd uags The sOiu IN THIS cry
Esnd nanY persons VI io come lack and Obtain
10 lh, half dozen boites, IS sufficient evidence Of
Wonderful dcseY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-07

YroR etLE,--0ne third e lot Na &c, - Jura'3au
* ZAnes addition TO The city OF Vince ing, situated
tween Man and Ma ket slreels or which ERECTED
tw story brick dwelling house. containing ve
The soYe property Will lie IN reasonable terms
Rppea ion The SUI SERVER during Tx present etk a.
The residences Of Mess. VI Edwards ClatS sncs
near the premises. al 81 that time To W : WIN
HAM al hls suction store MARKET street.
mr. N I, r. NlBR EIfE 40
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-07

ry1HE gentleman who rad his vsisse frafen open and
l. robbed on hoafd TIE steam oa II eruia No .. on
Sunday morning tie lth inst art Of IS
tents teng com part BRITISH, Is calling ct my Of c. or
II Will te gwen up 10 lie fellows fnu whom w5s Ia.
ken IHe55 SItAlIC Ross,
Hf 70 tity SerReaut
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-07
WHITE GOODS

re- TER cent eilespsr-r'sin and dgnFed SWISS mus
- - Inns figured, pieid and plan eamlrics and iaco
nets fne and shts hston lawns expressly for adles
dresses Irish linens &c lusi received hY
mr. u aENHENEY & RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-07
MlNiCER'S OFFICE.
HAD GIIRIERS.
ROBT. ARMSTRONG & Co. Solt 4gfafs,
WHEELING. Vi.
SPLENDID StfIEufsS
For the month Of April. 1917.
80 go "a.
sses sRaFsg

alfx. LorirEY. Cluss .. draws a. Al.
mjfia. APril 5, 1911. = aauhsr-Il
drawn ballots.
ps.zeof $50 seG ( prize Of 2e.oUo
- la.333 ! do 1000
'fiaEsgs So; certificate Of &c whoio
tickets wiI be sent iOr 1870 Shares IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
incidents Of The Baule or Buena Vista
Correspondence Of the y. o. Tropic.
CAusECO Nerfro Ns,,b l. rst-

p
CANAEsO, Mexico, March l.. 1877.
The ray Gepecai Taylor inspires Sis Soldiers ,-tl
confluence.
During the late battle at Buena Vista. the "a
kentucky Regiment Of Infantry became closely engaged
with the eDemys Lsncert. From the orerwhe inn
numbers OF !he Lancers, the Coorel considering his
regiment oct and about ~ be cut b pieces dispatched
MS Adjasut 70 Gen Taylor ssy 10 him that h. r..
ginnent wa completely surrounded tina. he wa.
hgniing hand 20 hand iasi IN al probability ne
would be totally arnhateir-snd % ask Gen Tsylor
what be should do"
Gen. Taylor promptly replied 70 the Adu,aut whose
counenance was the perfect picture Of despair ia the
coolest manner imaginable, saying. 60 and tel your
Colonel that he has got them Just where be wants them
and now Is the time 10 give them Jese = whereupon the
AdjuAni wheeled his horse cspped his spurs 10 him
dashed up 20 the little band and SHOUTED al the ton OF
MS voice Boys Gen. Taylor says We got them JUS,
where we want them, and n0ws our time 10 give them
h-lli The Intrepid keutuckians caught the impulse
like electricity, raised cheer and with their naked
bayonets, In less time than have been relating H. rout.
ed them completely, and drove them from the field
About hAlfpast O'Clock, the 23d when Santa An.
ma saw that his all depended upon his breaking Gen.
Taylors line and silencing Of Brsggs battery Of six
FOUNDERS which had been pouring death and destruc.
ton into his ranks s day, he ordered one desperate
charge Of about I'VE thousand infantry upon the bate
~ Bragg saw them approaching and fearful. from the
overwhelming numbers, that be might lose his pieces
prepared 10 take another more deiensible position
The eagle eye Of the gallant Captain Mansfield Of the
Engineer corps saw glance that the fate Of the day
depended upon Brsegs holding his position. He imne-
diately rode up 10 Gen Taylor who from bis position
had not observed the movement) explained the circum
stances 10 him, End then said beseeeh of you, sir
that you will not allow the battery 10 move 2" mo cir
no. sir not al all e. said the General Tell him not to
move inch, but to give them grape and canister"
While Bragg staying them, right, left and center
Gen. Taylor quietly rode up behind him without being
observed, and in undertone Of voice said 4 lnk
grape, Captain Br1gg ~ Those few words com.
pletey inspirted him and bis that they fred with
redoubled ygor and the result shows the effect OF
latlc mare grape" Yours, truly, JuSTlTlA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.
REPORT THAT
Vera Cruz has been taken
500 Awericans Killed
The Revolution in Mexico.
s,,,. Anna and the Priests.
probable Downfall Of Gomez FariaS
Ry EXPRESS TO THE N. Y. TRIBUNE.

WARRINGTON, April SIS o'clock P NJ.
Passengers who came on this afternoon IN the
Id bost say that as they were leaving Charles
:, an agent came running down to the boat and hal
,..5,otben that vessel had just arrived bringing
.,,su,sence that Vera Cruz had been taken, after
.S..oeratc resistance. with a loss Of 600 on our
SIDE
ysx.Ohesns papers Of the goth have been re-
,,,.sd by the Southern Mail of this evening They
re filed with the details Of the incidents alluded
= yesterday, but no later intelligence
they state that the Revolution against Gomez
y.nss was making Roadway and 1t was thought
hy,ll be put down. The coalition now is between
s,n,a Anna and the clergy
nxs also reported that the priests have sent
Inn two hundred thousand dollars, as an earnest Of
,h.ir determination to support him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

precsrious but the British agents were on tho
alert
The turbulent Akbar Khan had proceeded 30 at
tack the chiefs Of Csndahar who are bis own rein
tives, and he has succeeded, after some severe
fighting IN capturing the chiefs and in making him
self master OF Candahar 1t is said that the Per
sian Monarch was TO be applied to on behalf of the
disposscssed chiefs
The proceedings Of this unprncipled Vizier.
whose name must be ever infamous from his being
the promoter Of the murder Of Sir w H. MNaugh.
ten, are likely TO cause some commotion in Central
Asia.
The Booghtles were still as lawless as ever on
the frontiers The Colonel and officers of the Bonn.
bay regiment Of cavalry who had gone to recon.
notre the position OF the Booghties are now said to
have been misled by mirage
In the interior Of India tranquility prevailed. In
the once distracted provinces Of Bundelkund order
and regularity were beginning to be permanently
established.
In the Nizam's dominions there YVES considera-
bic dissatisfaction.
In Guzerate the Guicowar appears 10 neglect bis
duties as Sovereign in order to make money as a
banker. Travelling through his country is unsafe
the mails arc often robbed This system cannot
long be tolerated and the Bombay Government
as the paramount Sovereign must soon look to the
propriety Of having proper police establishment
in Guzerate.
1t is said that in consequence of the conquest of
Lahore, the Government of India feels itsefstronc
enough to diminish the native armies viz of Ben.
ga by $4,000 men, and of Madras and Bombay by
5000 each
pletion Of the Gauges Canal, on which only $40.
900 year used to be bestowed. Henceforth for
four years t25O,OO0 will be expended by which
means it is expected that within few years
100000 ofacres will be rendered productive
The new Governor of Bombay, Mr.. G. r. Clerk.
had arrived there on the 23d Of January, and as
sumed the reins of government His first acts ap
pear to give universal satisfaction.
His chief attention must be directed 10 the iinan
ces OF that Presidency, which are very much con-
tracted by the strange system taxation prscticed
by tine Hon. Company. which compels the growers
and exporters OF the two staple products viz cot.
ton and opium to pay enormous rates as if there
had been no reduction in the value in the China
markets
The disturbances amongst the Goomsoors in the
Khoond are stated to be nearly put down. They
were caused by some wild fanatics, who imagined
themselves called upon to assert their rights TO up
hold human sacrifices as mode of gaining favor
Of the Deity There are later advicss from
China
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
Export of Corn TO France,

a vessel arrived in the River at the commence
ment of the week from a port on the Lincolnshire
coast, with cargo Of corn, which was intended
for the London market but which on its arrival,
was Immediately bought up, and without being
landed here exported to France
The Paris Presse states that the Government of
Wurtemberg has contracted loan with the house
of Rothschids and Grunelins, of Frankforton-the
Maine, for the completion of railroads through that
country. The amount of the loan is 10 900 900 for
ms NEARLY 81 100000 sterlingl and will bear in
terest at the rate of a. per cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

GoING AHEAD.-The southern part OF Brooklyn
i. said to be prosperous in the highest degree. Thirty
new warehouses be erected At the Atlantic Dock
this season the twenty three already built having been
leased for four-and sixty years, at from thousand to
twelve hundred dollars per snnum for the purpose Of
storing Western produce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
III DORADO PAIN A ssTEA AZ. ~
-'gT ~ Tf7I1Ill p - I-,77--r.
~ rrgSs. seAL6s, gILEs, ~ovsos,

Bruises, Eryspeissl - ft..k. ALAN
DHEUMATlsA, Broksa Breasts Sso, ~. md ali
ASo.Ls ,bsrs Ia no remedy thst equals mo Eoy
rsdo PAN AS.sciO Namero. ssfIssss can Be
we u,sl ~ ~ ns-6f Th.s Ointment Possesses greeisf
snotyne and discr-sient pro nsn sy
s-aier .od Is chesper han any o-nef- DeS1' '-E'-
% psoris "a &c Az Broadwsy. None genuine "ln"o
h. .r-ftSa ssgnatare Of the ProPfsto,; aprcr
mig lneOd 1870 =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

VItet 1ulfs ITuul A " ~ y = " o lnos 10
~ Northwest Mining CompRny.-Ai smeetiug
Of The Trustees Of TIE N0rthWest Copper Mining Copa-
ny held on the 26l inst Il
Rs5siycd That Assessment OF Five Dollars per share
&c ist The Accessible Stock Of said Company payzhe
90 or before he q day Of May ss7 The Once u The
Company, 8 Hanover, near VAL -
CHAS. A. sEcOR. President
D. : HASr, Secretary.
New-Nork March -. 1871. r15i aaw5w
~ Water Cure u9u-c.-Nrs =. cove eoctin.
1es 10 receive patients al har hoGse. 81 lcshsl New
Hnrx.
hrs G. sso vs'ts ladies ard children Al ter homes and
gives direction Ter tee application * Wafer Cure 40
- +. }. Coleman. Exchange Broker, no. 6.S
Wsll-sL NevYorE Uncurrsus money bou Zst and sold .
goo sut silver exchanged NOTES and drsis collected o.
J. D. WHEELER,
EF Commissioner for the states OF New York
aud Connecticut. TammSrY Hall mlU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
DR.. BUSHES TONIC FEBRIEgaE,

TEvER AND AeUE. .,.ton a.
vr,uIs madeline has obtained wide spread - =
azure Tor Ague and Fever Chill or ~ Der.on
rteui Fever In every sage Of these rs onc pro-
~ 10 Other remedies has been fully estet ~ ,srns lime
neres strength q given 70 the pa1Se.ssr Rss.dsuu .,
hst the dlsesse Is szpeed from - al occasional
Ne soqS o0 WI sSd - vii vii .ra .s... ss ssS s
ec. q Toe eimass Be s:Is az i1 ss SSsn rise o
Fs5rags me eeleonyh nsms 30 cure therefore you
aSsa s GENUINE Which Ssat s % 1s "a Bqosawsy
svT,ttea signature ef Dr. '1 - III 3meod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

Tor sALE-secOnalsnd cSsI:s a,,,s si 70 ''
cS0is, 'a'''e'' j. LOCKE, Bailtss, 81 AHas~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
Sebcols.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL,


AVlDDLETONN,C ONN.-The next session Of twenty
I'l two weeks wi commence May L. Charge for 5-srd
Instruction, 1c $50 10 advance Great care bestowed on ne
health and happiness vel studies OF pupils Refer
msy be made % T. AcElrsh. Esq Of re New loTk
Tribune. Circulars with minute .fOrmaiou and exceeded
references msy be obtsned Of Rev H. Chase "a Market
ST. where the principal may Be seen om Msy II 10 IS
nil lneoikimSW d. n. CHASE
BOARDING AND TUITION 'cr lhree or four
- young ladies' IN private family i he country IN the
pleasant and healthy village % Richmond, Staten Island
within Il hours travel from the City III NeTYork, where
every attention VIII be given 10 thorough Instruction IN
all the English branches together VIII music on The pisno
aud their rs carefully guarded and improved. The
respecsbs references given For farther in0rus
ton snd terms address :. D. SrEPtENS, Richmond.
~ I'm Richmond County v Y.
classical AND COMMERCIAL school
" Prof R ~ Brown tof Union Colegel VIII open
School for the instruction Of young gentlemen, on Wed
nesdsy he 5h Of May al oil Broadway opposite Bond s.
For terms, testimonials &c. see Circulars which may be
had al store, 67 Broadway Carriers bookstore, b Canal
bookstore, lal Broadway So lw
NIRssRs. HUBS 81 CLARKE have removed
WI their school the corner Of Fourth and cDougs
Washing square The school rooms furniture sud
instruction provided have been designed fog high order
OF education IN all the departments OF juvenile and youthful
learning The location il central and pleasant and easy
OF access from all parts Of the city. The school u now
open for the visitation OF its friends snd those who desire
place for the education Of their sons m9 tMyl-
EAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL Tor Boys, Dan
Il bury. Conn-Circuars may be hsd OF Messrs FIRM
Hall. Franklin square Firth. Hal Pond, 80 Broad
wsy; Bell 4 Gould, Tribune Bulldogs Pinkney
Crane 81 Wilnamst and Of Rev. J. w Irwin, Principal
mis- 2sT6wWSsc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
sFW.YORK TRIBUNE.

n,Ii.Y TRIBUNE IS PUBLlshED
sss sSw wy CORNING, SUNDAY ExcErrEp.
k'Ln .s..e BaiIdinss, corner Of spruce
AZ the Tide. .sreets, opposite the City Hall,
cuv Subscribers Tor I2i Crsrs per
"A eeiistreo ~ ,ley prefer, they car pay IN sovsnee
sees, o. ~ ~ months On year 81 NE same tsie-
me pess ~ Two CESrs Mall subscrocn flVep DOE
erge eepm,m IN advance ano we paper 20 40 sss $50
sr - heycnd the ume 70. " Th Y su o.. sS
senrtious AZ a. IN exchanges with Country News
,sree TeQess1 msreys received sl this Office ~bose
pspsfa pn sgSs, ,ksn these Of THE fRsuSr. are mol
s iiasS any diserenee -,
TstN oss..s-Firsi Insertion. .........25 cents
Ssss Lines sseS subsequent inssrsion..
SIZE y" s...-Flut insertion. .......s oeuis line
over Ten insertion, which may be
Ia pese once twice OF three tmes cents mo
ever say - ~ option OF the advertiser, .
ssesf sers}.emerts-five Cents a line for ne
,ssde sdse,nS Eour Cents for each subsequent one.
insspwVps FrsLsAL NOTICES, &c. not sreesa-
az lt Inserted IN this paper appear both
W hAa,.ss and The Evening ediii0n-
Tux sRMn-wREKLi T9iBunE
49, every WtosrspAf $40 "a - SDAf n'O'u"s''
. ~ & per snpam. Two copies '''
.rw.yORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
NV IIRoE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY
Afl 49, svsry SATURDAY Mossise, at the low pnee
.nnuun n advance ~ copies ioi sio' OF ~
49,. for 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

For grain the demand for expectation still continued
very CREST especially of wheat for France. The stocks
were rapidly diminishing This demand Tor wnest iol
exportson which we noticed yesterday, has continued
today and higher prices have been paid for red Lincoln
shire wheat for the French market Letters received
from Belgium. this morning again mention an increased
demand for france al some of the interior markets a
rise of francs per hecolire has taken place equal to
about l3s. per quarter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

Sugsr-n the British Plantation Market there was hard
ly anything done Several parcels OF foreign sold at iu
rates Coee5O0 bags plantation IN auction fetched iull
prices 800 bags good ordinary bought in at los
per cwt. Rlce-l00 bags Bengal good middling white,
offered in auction bought IN at 2is per cwt Sage
800 boxes in auction partly sold at 37s and 51s Cd
per cwt Large was bought in at 2os per cwi Pepper
800 bags Singapore in auction sold At Sd TO I'D per
pound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Jsmes F Wheeler
arrested yesterday charged with committing as
sault and battery on the person of officer William II
Williams. he was committed in default OF $500 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

In 1904 when first visited Buffalo, there were
only four families or parts Of them Mr. Crow wno
kept kind OF dog tavern Mr. Bette small Indian
trader Mr. Johnson small pie and cracker baker
,ot of An sttache Of Mr. Trout who kept good tavern
a, For, Erie on the British side and DR.. Chaplin Now
If ha, commerce OF 100000 "a population Of
3lOCO which ia about half the number that ms Ciy
contained IN 1895 NIX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
Liverpool Corn Trade. March 4.


The corn market is steady, without much business
doing The wind still continues from the east and there
is not g single arrival from sea todsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

DEATH or DfsTISGUIsHED FARNER.-Ihomas
: Meacharn an enterprisns farmer died a. he resi-
deuce st Sandy Creek, oswego Co On the 10Th uinmo
The Richand Courier pays the following tribute to the
memory of the deceased
Mr. Meschsm was one OF the hrst settlers Oh tnls
coupty-wss fsrrner by profession, and has probably
done more than any other man In the County Tor tne
promotion of the science OF Agriculture. Ills whole
mind has always been absorbed in his occupation and
the Dsirying interest OF the County owes Us nrs npe
tus 10 him HIS Mammoth Cheese presented TO fres
den, Van buren, will be forgotten and athougn
his body has passed from the earth we hope that ms
many traits OF kindness benevolence perseverance, and
industry will not soon pass from the minds oil hi' CO.
iemporAries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

SHIP AsABuRToS FOR LyERPooL-Ins snip
which wss to have sailed yesterday for Liverpool
hauled out into the stream and came IN contact win
another vessel carried away her bowsprit id and ny
Ing ill., She viii probably be detained for several days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

FIRE IN COVENTRY The "Old Mil OF the
Coventry Manufacturing Company wAs discovered to
be on IRE yesterday morning at o'clock The IRE to9x
IN the attic The roof wholly destroyed party y
the FIRE and partly being torn Cd ana the 'naenn''
mules, in the attic were destroyed.
~ A gentleman, after reading Gen; IsylOl
a.ns,cbes remarked that one OF his great Characters
lies wa, his mod<sy Yes replied celebrated wss
who was standing BY that true, but NJ eae can say
hs In a retiring man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
WfHeraI Notices.
PHRENoLoGIsTs AVN pUBlIsEERs.

FowtEEs 1 WILLS, ISL SAssAU-sr.
odoe hours from A " 70 "a ?. NJ e. emo. l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
Pari. Money Market. .. March s.
London Torn Marker.

The sales today are 1900 bales nearly all to the trade
The marke, is quiet and without change in price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

ReBBERIEs.-The premises ll6 First.st were
entered about o'clock last evening and robbed Of five
silver spoons and silver watch. No arrest The pre-
misses ll3 Third.s entered between and 5ocock
yesterday afternoon and robbed Of sl2 in cash from
bureau which was broke open. No arrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

- Mr.. James L. Barton, OF Buffalo, in a recent
WORK upon the Commerce OF the Lakes, sets down tne
value OF the trade at nine Of the principal ports $50
OO OOO-Sa6 600 900 Of exports and s2i 100000 OF i'm
ports. That Of Buffalo alone Is sil, 100000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

tn. g,s.t e,lebrfsy and success OF DR.. CHhlsIlEs
"a csrssd numerous attetnps 10 ts'naN tnefn
TIE public are respectfully guarded aganss al ne'e m
Iatiors a. they entirely woriess cu,,urtr,s asrn
IN. only Agency IN New-York ior ChhioAiL' ''N1
- e,sIvnSic and Magnetic Curatlyes 70 3.
LILO ~ ISL BROADWAY, al
L,.u.s, r,hn.st And lsden-lans. Expanstory pampn-
~, snS Inc mos. convincing testimonials nag Always 20
had gratis - III, -. . .iio,,sa IA xseo
r, no -i DL1s o. se,s-iss mil AW&Su lstp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
CITY ITEMS.

lLEsuAff Apfu y.
FlREs-A fire was discovered about u o'clock
last night in thedweng house of James Haley in Seven
teenthst between Sixth and Seventh avenues. Damage
uihins.
a IRE broke out sstngh in the house No.l53 Bowery
which was damaged considerably by FIRE and water
FIRE was discovered about o'clock this morning In
Grocery store, corner Of sixthayenue and Seven.
teenlhs The upper part CT the building was destroyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
L.oudon Corn Mark ct....nsrch S.

The stock Of Butter IN this market = nsn suu pIlV
vary from sos 10 sos. Bacon ana hams arc N sea-
a, 6ts for the former and 4s for the latter
Lard in kegs il selling at Sos In blsdders at ois be-
and lard 10 good demand for ship stores