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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

~ GREENWOOD CsSErEsr--Thoasands OF our
citizens have never visited nis beautiful place although
i,s within minutes sail OF the City The steamboat
Caasla leaves the saG aide Of the Battery every day
at i0i A NJ; 2t st. 81 and 81 ?. N. The fare Is only
2i cents and me sail around Governors Island 10 alone
worth double that sum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

~ Immense fortunes have been and now being
made Trough the combination and eooperstion Of the
Newspaper presses Of the country concentrating their
united advertising power upon business establishments
This tremendous lever may be conveniently applied aud
adaped the machinery Of business either small lsfs
any extent through the completely organized Agency
authorized b. them the business and give
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

FATAL AccIDEsr.-We learn that in Stamford,
c. on Monday last tne boiler In ssndfords Mill burnt
killed four. scalded six OF eight more. some OF
whom i, Ia no, expected ~in survive. Oar Informant
say. taa the secdsn, 10 supposed have taken place
from the csrelesSness OF the ngineer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

Il We take pleasure In reminding our 'esne''
that the 6th OF sept a, 7 O'Clock p NJ MECHANICS
Hal. Brosd~.y. NATHAN BrHeHAAD. E'a OF 'ns A'''ln
Oily vii the invitation OF tne American Institute de-
liver address on Agriculture he has 'sen he Asr
culture Of Europe and 10 enabled to compare With our
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

The admission of boys into the proposed Free
col,. !, a. -, limited Iperv wil oe . chance Tor ore
boy Oai Of every Iso nanar-d ~Ao attend our pubic
schools u obtain admission Here nns oPpoisani'y
Tor poAnc.l dem.sosse TO MAKE esP's- iHa 50.
ney. Oue o, their nemosrs ~isnss 10 nsafe IA Sos
.r,.. d. hi. Ma ZONES thai her prodielOasy
boy and tn., ought 10 Be PAGES n We So.
and IN al e. Mr. sn,tns Of course he con sue
cesd N s-tnns ,ss boys into the Co.irse eai N me
mean als Ne 10 elected u Congress and ~n.i aoes Ns
cafe ao0a; Inc youbs Sn.itnsf AAAAA"i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

THs Dt,uo>D-porSrED GoLD PsN-Ihis Is an Muels
that every man, woman or child that has ~nns 40
should have a. they are the most economical pen IN use
The heat way 10 get good one go directly 10 the ma
nr,cturcrs The New-York Gold Pen Company % Jehv'
st corner Nassau have the best assortment They sen
low a. tie lowest They also repair Pens aud Gases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

RioEELiEr DIAMOND PoiSrtp GoLD ftNs.-i" 'p'"%
the ,narlius Of various rivals. "1he Reheheus eos'
~ nv their uneaualed excellence. attract the sdni
,t,on of the world The public beginning to see that
thew are the best and So the cheapest pen q the day
re- WATSON. a5 wiIliam-st. door below "sii'e and
/ Y s,v,er. 9, Fulton-st have the exclusive sale Of
them, together with an assortment Of all others from w.
tol So Sold for 81 So IS. and s2elsewhere rens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01
FALL FASHION HAT

wARNOcKS, 2Oi Broadway, viii this cay Introduce
tAe.r Fall Fashl n Of O-nll-nsn's Hats
UvFdSHfONdBLE HtT3.
90 per ceat reduction from our Standard prees ~ti~
made on the bssnce Of stock remsnog hsDd Of he s
,..h,o,s fsu2gl w,RNOrKs Dol Brosdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

PILEsThs distressing complaint in all esses process
from want Of proper evacuation Of the boves i''
foal h1moT. instead Of being thoroughly expelled "'a
the body, are bat partially So portion being en
we're NJ the threshold the Of that yersfioas coz
plant called Pile. and - frequently neglected unn'
rpens into more horrd form Of di.esse called FistnA
WrisGrs Indian yss>fabie Pills. Of the " North Amer
can Coleze Of Health" and natural remedy N
the above com plant and will IA all make p<rtsd
cure because they eseetualy cleanse the body from 10
morbid harnor- which only the of Piles "
Of every other malady incident 70 man.
Beware Of counterfeifs, None genuine w.thosi ~
signature Of ws. WEIsHr the top label. New'S"
Office, 20 Greenwich-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

n Messrs. Cooley Reese X Co on occasion OF
their trade sale entertained large party OF ooossee''
10 very handsome luncheon at about hall pA" ~ yes
terday We had the pleasure OF being present 'no'so
not exactly as one of the trade and never saw an ~
semblsge in which universal satisfaction ~ss more une
ouivocaly manifested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01
MARRIED

Ca Moodsy evening. Auguss 3th.- By the Rsv.Ip
etrsston Mr. ALONZO B WILLIAMS 10 N,ss nipv
EtlLAtEfa hkNpkR-oN - . 'h,s ~fy
% Tvssdsy. August 81. 81 rrisitv Church bv N.
Rev n p P.rks. DAVID HALL. To HANNAH dsu.A
ter Of wm. w sbirisy. eli Of THE City
ip worshisgtoo. Ohio. the morning e. the Ian
August BY the Rev. II. l. Hitchcock. Mr. " C. sys
si0Ns. merchant Of Columbus Ohio. 10 Mss NARY
ooy daughter OF Orange Johason. Esq Of he ibru.,
place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

La Patraa of the 23d alt. says that the President
Of Honduras has issued proclamation and that
two Generals Division of Guate msls have done the
same, calling the attention Of the people OF Central
America to the condition Of Mexico, and urging
upon them the duty OF aifording aid to their unior'
tunate peiebbors La Patra promises TO publish
the proclams atoms in its next number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

~ Mr. Hotchkiss was at church on Sunday
last, hi. power of speech is returning but he sc yet
recocs nothing Of ths attack upon him. and exhibits
great surprise when the subject is referred to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01
Business Notices.

DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PxSs.-J w 0sKAroS
Co II Cedarst Cup s,sirs) and IS chessna.s, Phi's
deiphl. arc now selling (~hOlssals and retail God
Pens lower than any other house 10 the trade. They
now offer the celebrated Congress Pen and Case FOR 50
only they are equal In quality to any Pen cold esS
where Z. S. GskAros & Co. have Pens and ca'es
from IS cents and upward, and thu genuine Albert O
Bssey (.o samped) Pen with silver Pencil Case IS
only Gold Pens repaired and repointed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

~ ~ RAtS Sas Co~sestson. 70 nominate secretary
Of ssssr Cousrvibr xc Oil sss-pbe ct Syracuse GO
Wels~sdsy Oct 8 Il 10 70 consist Of one Delegate
from each Assembly District 10 b~ STATE 10 BE- chossn
b ~ whis voters of such District IN such manner -
H. Counsy Committee shall direct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

STEAMER on FIRE-A PERILoUs Posrrios.-On
Saturday when tns steamer Patuxsnt Capt Theodore
W-ems was coming up the Chesapeake Beg. north OF
Plumb Polnt enc discovered 10 b on hrs IN tns
room or covering the stsrnoard boiler AZ soon
a. the discovery made. CONSERVATION seized the
passengers and crew bat prompt scron soon brought
ihsn 10 their duty and all hands worked for life
Atsr toll OF hour aad half everything was pro-
nounced safe and proceeded her psss~se srriv
ing saf-ly al Baltimore The boiler house wa charred
throughout and In places burned through, and Is
Vas oaly By toe moe, extraordinary sxersons that the
4 nrnes xers subtued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

MEuAScHoLr CAsuALrr.-The children oil the
Catholic School in Jsmesst wen, on an excursion 10
New Rochelle yesterday accompanied by several is'ies
connected with the Church. While theirs number oil
the boys ls. the main party snd went 10 bathing I"
some distance from H. when several OF them were
drowned Among the lost were Michael AeGowan ana
John Mulliu Of 50 Bsysrdn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

SAVE yoUR MoSsY Is IHE sorro -JoSys No 4 Are.
81 nssr he Museum. selling the best fac Pfereh
calf dress boots al ~ 5O-secood quality do - Cos.
gress Boo,s az Usiirrs equally low for cash osiy An
goods sold by Jones, Abns are warranted n give ~
ssartion. 0fv- him call aus IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

A NEFARGoUs TRAssAcTIoS.-Some miserable
person last entered ihe room in aarsbas, oesu
pied by the Navy Mission school ana coiIsc'e. ~ .o
sen,ad By the Brooklyn Bible Society and threw ,nem
down into the vault lsrl's and splsndidy bound eel
ton of toe sacred scriptures was wsntooIy smTs'su
with 9Th 40 a. 20 resder /, entirely useless The whip
pngpo.t would b. too luxurious destination for the
vrs,en tho nsrpe,rsted hi. outrage. Eagle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01
pROpgIyN AFFAIRS.

r. The deaths in the city for the past week
were Males So femsle 81 adults 20 children ~ fro"
New.York 10; from Nev'Jersey l. Total D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

SAsDs's SARsAPAEILLA-If we realized in health the
pain Of sickness the fear aud danger By winch II IL accom-
panied should pay more attention the mssnsd
preserving health and promptly apply the remedy
when the symptoms OF disease appear. Among the ~>
disgusting diseases 70 which humanity IA liable are thos
q the ulcerous class yet all these Ia their inep'sri
stages may be removed by few bottles Of ssnds' ssr~
psrls which, by its triple operation A. an snti ps'fs
cent astrngent and slight purgative. seems TO cary
on the detergent the strengthening and the eyscsss
processes by impulse and at one and the same tns
ulcers long standing thorough course ofus
preparation Of the remedy may BE- necessary for ms
harder task eradicate disease which b" entfenet~
Itself In the system than when It has scarcely oe'as~
foohold in the Judgements IL believed, however,
that there IA this remedy hope for the martyr OF fsn
Of suffering well for the victim Of afecent ssa<A
With proper regards Diet &C 40 serofalous pss
need despair
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by A b u
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton, cornsrof"
ham-st z7s Broadway. and II East Broadway, fof
Sold also by Druggists generally ihrousho the tn<s
States. Price 81 per bottle OF sin bottles for -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

Boar srEALIsG-The " Odd Fellow a full
decked boat with mss's and sails, burden four or
five tons. was stolen from her anchorage Of the
foo, Of North SIn,hs yesterday morning between two
O'Clock and Elk, She belonged to poor man Who can
N afford 10 lose her and Who lives In the old Pavilion
House. which tad 90 narrow escape from the fire. on
al hf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

STATE A6RIoULrURAL F AIR-ExPresidentN an
Buren will be present. we understand, at the an
nua exhibition which takes place this year al ga
rstogs. And Mr.. Webster it is said. has signihed
his intention to be present ithe state OF his hes'h
will permit He 10 now recovering from severe
attack OF catsrrh.
The death Of Hon. Snss Wright leaves the
ol.ce oforator for the occasion unspproprated. The
Rochester Advertiser seems 70 entertain suspicion
thst an address may have been prepared by that
lsu,ented statesman before his untimely decease-
and that if So it may be obtained for the occasion
We trust such may prove the case. The following
we take from the same paper
We are requested by Mr. joseph Aeyn. OF this city,
70 state ths, freight trsn Of v esve Rochester
AZ O'clock A. NJ on Saturday the llth day OF S-ptem-
Der TO convey stock and implements free OF charge 70
the Fair Everything Intended for this train should D.
at the depot the afternoon Of the previous DAY AZ
early a. P. n
Du. notice will be given Of the departure OF passen-
ger usins and The rates of fsra-
We have heretofore neglected 10 state that NJ 10
seuh A,eyn will b 10 Sarstosa o day or two previous
Il, the Fair and will take charge OF any articles TIA,
nav be forwarded 10 bis care and that they are
properly arranged for exhibition Mr.. An-yn having
been connected with ths past state Fsirs thoroughly
understands what 10 Necessary In the nssr Persons
no; desrins attend the air enrrust t5eir Articles
10 him With the most perfect confidence. TIE hsndi
work OF the ladies' vii receive particular attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01
CITY ITEMS.
~ A brisk shower with an accompaniment

u brisk shower with an accompaniment o.
sbrnips pi.,ien,o NJ s'ou' ok 's'',', ~"
amused Itself about the Cry for SOMETHING IKE os 20
hour ard then passed other regions leaving 'ne s
mospbers suuy add uncomfortable About e'oeA
the rain ses 10 again and continued for IN indehns 20
ROD
~ Though yesterday was very hot day VIC
have the ssrsscuon Of announcing that oue ssrvsn'in
livery was seen In Broadway without surtouf on sno
more conen,ed and rational looking servant In rey
h.. rarely appeared in that fashOnsbls thoroushfare
~ Columbian Hose Company No. yesterday
sft,rpocu passed under our window with band OF
nu,jc Their ranks were fpn and they made hne sP-
pear.nce.
u Weekly statement Of the Quarantine Hos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

IMPORTANT AnREsr.-Something more than
var ,ue rhs vicinity Of the town OF Ne" Cas-
- %. horri6ed With outrage committed in open
s.x Nv a negro upon young ~hts srl and although
-, ,E,rt. .ere made srr-st him he Effected bis
escape tor the time being BAT 90 friday iAst ,ns
-r.rrh named Alexander Miller. discharged convict
featured 90 visit the camp meeting of colored persons
IN ,hr ueizhborn0oi and recognized. and sd
v.-d - s-csmp which he did tssing the Croton Turn
pxs northeass bot Constable Foshsy, the othcer on
me xrouDd parsaed. and succeeded IN 1ressins him
about three miles from this village. BY whom ne vas
brought before Justice ioe who mad as' year issued
warrant for dis arrest Tns constable rsde return
upon Il that the prisoner In Court person vas
ispstched for the WITNESS who d-uuneo 'n~ suAin 70
&c N. 90. charged with the crime and be .ss iuIy
committed to the County jail 10 s~.s' MS uiA tie
cuprir confessed bis guilt the officer and also the
isct ths bad been several ycArs ooio's eoo''ee'
Or.r.a ccun,v O, an assault With intru, 10 rob and
rotrne.d 20 the state Prison for years He shows
no snd no very great dresd Of the clear
proso~c, before him Of returning 10 bis old qusrtefs 70
,usrr Tie psasly of . most revolving crime
tstng Stag Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01
BIRTH
DIED

Al Brooklyn Tsssday n,ornins. 3ia August the -,
of CLINTON G. GILR0Y Of 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

~ The Secretary Of War, Mr.. Marcy. arrived
ia Albany 90 Monday last from ssr.,oss and expect
al 70 leave ,odsy-so ssys the Abany 4TsNs-on visit
70 relatives in MsssschUsetis We trust that this tour
Of the seere,Arys may restore him TO sufficient health 10
discharge with sui,.beDess The duties Of his srdaOu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01
sIrncannuersd Vermont,

On Tuesday next the star that never sets Is
expected to iadiate the Union with one OF Its an
nual flashes Of Intelligence. Pority and Patriotism
Although no immediate influence on the Political
aspects at Washington will DO exerted by the re-
suit Of this Election. il yet most desirable that
Vermont shoud stand steadfast on the side oil
Freedom and Peace, in opposition to Aggressive
War and Slavery and we are confident she Will
do co. in spite Of apathy and local feuds The pre-
sent excellent State officers are in nomination by
the Wings, aud we hear on every side that Gov.
Z atom has won golden opinions by his discharge oil
the duties Of his station. All that's neededs iuh
vote, and we trust that may be given. Should 1t De
so Nj Polk will be as little pleased with the stern
voice Of Vermont a. with the unexpected rsouke
of his own Tennessee.
We wi thank friends IN every township OF Yer
mont for letter by the first mail after the polite closed
giving the returns far as practicable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01
WILLIAMSBURG AFFAIRS.

" The Accommodating Fund and Building As
soci.ron Will hold lis September meeting sbs evening
tLsxinston Hall The objects stated to be the pro-
f,sbe Investment OF small savings aud the aid OF its
member. ia building operations We perceive upon tie
list of officers the names OF Msssrs Westlske. Colt
W.n. Coffin. and others well known to tho villagers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

~ OuR READERS can all have white teeth and sweet
breath and be relieved Of the oohaehe they Pssr'
OERIs ToorH PASTE; Il s infallbe aud there l. nothing
equal IT, Is and 50 cts at r. NJ GUfONs ~ Bowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

- Two twin SISTERS were conspicuous one Wy" - -
yss .d ,Ai,ovs the others face and nseA r.
white snowy, ieke yet beautiful Is an Hnt - $40
hr,t lady had common prepared ehs s1d ~ NV
lsay used JosEss spanish LILY White soa y" E~sS
lork a. q Chstban.-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

PALnos.-Aiss May rsyor's benefit this evening
"Wednesday, when the Rsves with the celebrated Gs
oriel viii appear Ia the popular comic psntomue Of
tue Miners" and the Tight Rope Loan Of
Lover and Widows Victim Ass Taylor, Aessrs T
Plscids and John Seton. taking prominent characters.
apart from the powerful xiary aid Of the ksvels-
Mss T. has offered good attractive bill and tns Thea
ire will bs crowded BY her NUMEROUS frfeods
~ Campbell. Ethiopian serrnaders draw great nun
Der. 10 the Museum where By their excellent dehneaou
Of the negro character their splendid SINGING and Piayns
their Jokes con1nfrus kc they keep the audience IN
roar The other entertainments slso excellent, con
sns Of the Concerts Of the Orphans, ballad singing b,
Mis- Bernard COME singing By Pete Morris, ke keths
Balloon Panorama whereby the whole City Of London
shown with its public tuildings brses ship
plnx ke Performances 81 and y r n Living DRAM
Ouianx, &c &c can Dc seep 81 al hoars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01


have iu., published coored lithogrsph Of the New
York and Boston Fashions fer the Fall aud Winter OF
lst7-s. Imskesa handsome picture, and we have no
doub, will be largely bought up by the amateurs ss well
a. artist, IN the art of dress We notice by this cns
,h., the yswyork aud Boston fashions for the coming
season will be to wear very small and delicate musscnes
r vary xoups eeu,leen of ,sas snd fashion this viii
be good Jews.
AocIpEsr-Johu T. NJ. Kline, young man Of
this City aged about % years, leit some TWO ~ec"
sHce 70 visit his parents shppenspor and on bis re-
turn be ,,opped At Brsnchve N and while there ID
attempting swim the river his strength gave OUT
soou, twenty feet from opposite shore and he SAX
before bis companions could reach him.
IT, The Pearlst House was yesterday sold at
auction for sl0o 500.
CY- Ernasi again .ouight at Castle Garden
Thi. opera see ns TO DO much fsvorse win 'ne
,roupe ui, /. With the public. for upon the whole We
think they per form IL better than any other Trose VINO
hsve heard II 's wish hear 1t sssin and those wno
have not should not lose tho opportunity
The fact tina, Botesini and Ardiu will also appear
should of itself bs enough to al the house.
r,s Use CoSGREss Boor" is winning golden
opinions throughout the wsoe ccun,ry-our exchanges
lsden with praises OF IT, and the Baltimore fa"''
of Friday lest tevoes to |, nearly scolumn. For cur
selves, having ied them. wear hencefor'h no other
and the sdsge that F.lsehood travels league while
Truth is drawing on her boots must become obsolete
now tina. tho Congress- Of DAv are fashionable
INoUEsr-The Coroner held an inquest yester-
at tho Seventeenth Ward Station house upon the oooy
/ Of an unknown colored man, woo Died iron dehrium
tremsns Verdict In accordance with tho facts In ths
case.
! AcrIxG THE OPFIcER-Edward Logon was
Yesterday arrested BY officer Mitchell OF the toufts, n'f
Ward charged with acting AN offcsr In giving tn'
alarm rap with CLUB. lie threatened TO knock ou' ,h
brain. 'oi the aforementioned officer. An examination
/ OF the case will tate place to morrow.
SUSPICION OF THEFr.-OHccr Behre OF tn
second W ard yesterday took from suspicious ehsi
scter various articles OF female wearing sppsre 10
which an owner is wanted Mt tho Second Ward sIauo
House.
PoIIcE.-Edwru Secor was arrested yesterday
by officer Geery of the Second District Police Couf
charged with stealing horse wagon and harn.ss wor
SlO6 from Augustas Hudson. East Chester Westche'
ter County which he sold 10 Mr. Otel Ia Thirty iourn
st. The property recovered and the accused com
United for trial. John Peck was arrested yesteosy o.
officer R-lyea OF the Lower Police Court charged WI,
stealing SIS in bank bills from Daniel G. Taylor oil
Broadway. He was committed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

u Ring Worm Salt Rheum, seufyy' ,,.1sa Chsn,en.
soap, when every hind Of remedy has f.sa NV ~ Z
pimpss fIsckles, and clear ths sa.s, ~ ~
the Gyp OF the American Eeyis, u - !
rss1sr, that seldom OF never foba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

II IS the GLoRy oF WoNAS sSo rnh 1880, Is =
The sssse ,,.,s. An esn h,vs M Surely this h~ -
show By the thousands Of persons who have Tfg
shilling bottle Of JoSEs's Coral Exir keston, nskss
have statedhundreds Of thcn1that Il no' "a, mekss
the hair xro~ stops it from falling. eesns &C ,s -
Il so SHY dark, fn- and beautiful hensL ~e sxss
tai, and you viii fnd all and even mo1e 80 or -
Il Is sOld in New-YOrs Only al az 'hAi''AsI ned
Fultop-sf- Brooklyn- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

SUSPICION OF THEFr.-Oficer Behrle OF the
second Ward, yesterday took from suspicious cnsr
scter various srt, lies OF female wearing apparel for
which sn owner ia wanted at the Second Ward STATEN
House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01
~ Though yesterday was a very hot d
y Weekly Statement, of the Quarantine Hos.

Remaining Admitted