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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-27

SenrYS 6 LAP bat feline 9ieiIe scnente
unb 1T am Sonnabeno .. SO. mad, Qsb(onb
suriid9efetrt Gr bat &iiten ocQ glumens
itrduBe aao cine 9rcee 2cnne, in Der aae
Sreubenthrdnen, bic ieinetwesen uergcGen
iInc. nit nah icinem @ute sebradt. San;
slSblano batte wdbreno ieiner 09ele Grauer
anaelest; aber jest III, Nllss mieoe er freb.
Die Sdafe ouf Der Weice tansen uno ,prius
gen un, hren Serrn berum, rpie es bic lGbia
bel ieiner HeiIe tbaten-ble Sdume bic fttcn
'nFnaenwelf gu tpercenL baben pieper neues
teben 9efaBt unb 9riinen unb blahen pom
Jtercr - unb oas 2lles (wie bic Whisses
rnn9en oerIhern wollen } nur aus Sreuce
llbcr bic Eudfunft ibres Gebicters. Der
lSetle bon slsblanb betpirft 1Bunoer.
q. .. DEM.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-27

9Ser fiiet III Der @elt am beten2 lln-
ftreitia Die Srittinnen. Scrfuns, Der enalis
ld,e Tirsl, bemerft In ieinen 9ieiIen, boe
man aus einem 8u(1e bic inueren @eflble
elmer enslilh'n Dame auf bas Selfimmteite
erfennen tonne. gr uennt oieles Gerfatren
Die Wimif Der &u1e. Soat man es oabin ees
broht, bon eirer ih6nen Wis einen &ue su
erbalten, braudt man feline weitere @rtliz
rnna ttrer Gnrfncuneen. Scrfuns ersdhIt,
III gnallno 9ehore Die &unit su fI6en su eis
nem Sheil Der peitlihen @rsiehuu9. eieben
Die Ws einen Wann, 70 filbt fIs NIT nieoer>
NeTdia9enen 9lu0en, aber ir itnell uno feuz
zig, baB man oermeint bon einem GlslfrabI
aerrrf cit III tperoen 1T ibr Der Mann nidt
9leldlu!ttA 10 fuft ile nit enigem Strdu>
ben ater tnnig 1T ,br Ger Wann eeihqiils
tIg, 70 fitst lie 70 falt, oaB er uerme,nt, Sic
an feinen eippen su ocripM rem. 8ei ibren
Sreuncinneu duBern fit, nch mchr llnters
ld,eionuseselben, uuc Den SheioefuB 9iebt
feline Srittiu tbeuern perienen cbue nit ei>
ner beinahe frampfhaften Yewegung. Der
Suoaefue 1T in @n9l LAMB metr oeradtet. als
Elm @rimlnal-8erbrehen. (Salt. Dem.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-27

oregon @clp
9e fellfd a ft,-Diefe Gefafd,aft hat
oen 3"'d, cine ecIcnte in Oregon su ariiu-
Den oemsnfclse 1T Ge seicnnen, ein @cnntp
Sdncr an cas- tfiae Weer gren,eno uno 70
nabe ols mS3Iid am Gclumbioflue, auf,uz
nebmen uno baielblt cine oanceleltaet an
inlesen Sregcn bat etnen iebr frud,tboz
rem Sceen, gclunoes Gina uno cine sprz
treffllde Nancclslage; Steinfphlen, @lIeu>
@r5 uno drcere Wiue:alien (Ino in lleber.
tluB oortancen. Die geleaihoft ,dblt icet
'd'rn Sin Ianfrno Mtqlieber, 9lmerifoner,
Ceutide carunter srcetentheils 9ouern
uno Nauowerfer bic bereit fIno, nddlfes
sSr1bjarr nod' Oregon berafnet at,ureiien.
Serts Wit9liec ertilt 800 sIder eauo uuo
elne ectte, 100 Sue Srcut unb 200 sSus tef
IN unierer Seeifact, Die ScIcnie bat fein
oneeres Sets ols bas Der Ser. Stao,en
eln Sober 9eneet pollfcmmene biiraeylihe
uno relt9toie Sreibeit. Die @cuntpsSeamz
ten rperoen pie in penulpIvanien burd oas
Gc!fe e,ndhlt.
User Den ansoauernoen 6leiB cer Oeutz
Nd)en, lonle Den Soanoelstifer Der 9Imerifa-
ner fennt, BEN mus es 1cnnentlar lein, pog
e'ne lclhe Gclcnie in 5 Sahren su enem
wchlbabenoen nno unabbdnsi9en 3ufanbe
(Ih empcr 9eld,nun9en baben miro.
Oiejeni9en, meld'e ncd Mitslieoer tper,
Den mrllen, belieben iI6 unuers1glid1 entwe>
Ger perlonl'd crer in franfirten griefen an
ben llnterseihneten gu meno en-.
D.o. Quenaub on, Weeo. Or.
Yennl. Aoenue nate Der IL. ct.
Bafbin8tun, o. g., %. 2lus. 1s47.
Dg 0'e seehrten Seraueseber beutfter
3eitun9en cbne llnteribieb Der p1rthei, fpel,
de SbI9ee III ihre reip, gldtter aufnebmen.
crbaIten cine Staotlotte (???D
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-27

- Sumtu1 ooer mahr =? -Sdrn riecer
eine neue Grftubuua in unferem Sabrbuns
bert, Die ramentlid, cen Oerrn 9lersten cine
ittr wiafcmmene fein citrfte! 9lntbroc
pie betBt Te uno III mad, oem grfinoer, eiz
nem Sranicfen. eine @abe bes sneiten @es
Id'ts, Die mir Sl1e errerben f6unen, inoem
wi, uus eabei ees, Surh Die 8unlen' fhe
Sdule erseueten oolpaniI Ihselettrilten 4itz
tes bcoenen, melhes cine Stirfe BON $50
&ersen hat. Ourh Sulfe bieier mcrfwnrbiz
qen@utccdun9 befcmmt Der mcnfhtid,e &6rz
per cine CurdNdti9feit, coe man iu3ufunft
I'M nG tlihen siune ree Wcrtes Dem Wienz
lten ins Soers leten tann. Wan fcbt bas
Slnt ourd bic Slrern !auftn, oeroausn &c. ,
furl man 1Icht ales mas i'm menihIiden
,tErper mdhrenb ees Qebene aeitieht.
9lm Gnre werren mir mod, oahin tcmmeu,
and, Die Gjecanfen uno @efith(e I'M Sirufas
ifcn uno S,er5en gu leicn. Weld, etue Grpcs
luticn miro ras ober in cem SnquiGticneperz
fahren unb III Observation-Disclosures
ocrhdItni0en suweqe brineen! 9t. q. ..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-27

Grunns1ct:e uup nlrbt Aaacuner.
Canton, W1itt,poc cb bcn27. .Sftpber, LS47

Gas Ee(uttat. - Sb9leid fld, cas
Nslultat Der lesteu Stuatswahl su 9un iten
Der Whieparthei crrpicicn bar, 70 liest fiji
uns rennch fcin 9ruuo sur Ghtmutbisnnq
carin. Tatiiriit, wiiroe e,n S'e9 Der Gemc:
frdtie unlern 8eiiiben uno 9Sunlden mebi
entlprchen baben uno hattie uu5 NIT n,ebt
Treuee uno 3uoerfItt i'll Die 3usunft tl'der
IdlIeu, allein oas es Der W,ue ces SOlfee
mar, boB unfere @eener nod, elnn,al ooe
Gteuerrucer ccs StddteS lenfen fpltri1, ir
unternerfen spir nu5 cteicr Gntid,etcun9 uuc
treni11en uus nit Der Ebotlahe, caB in al
len @aunttes, no oiele Deutihe woh1ten, Die
Demcfratie fle9te Elm Se,peie, cas uniere
Qanbsleute ffets auf Der red,ten Sette 9efud,t
spercen cilrfen.-gin anberes erfreulite3eis
hen 1T bic Ghatlahe, caB beinabe in allen
MbiqsGduntiss Die SDoeraltifen bieies We1l
bebeuteno an Stinrmen nerloren haben.-Dte
Deroerblid,e Wirfuug bes Gargefeses fhetnt
nph nidt gcnu3 9eflthlt uno einscieben Su
fein; bas nihte Sahr plrb oas Solf 1hcn
iur @eniise iiberseu9eu. Dlelcr S,eg madt
unIere @eener filbner uno oerwe9ener. Ste
tperoen oieles Sahr lf INNER ocutlid'er scs
aen unc wenieer suradholteno in ihren gins
erifen 1T Die Gshte ees goltes lsiu. 9es
bulb alto.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-27

SourraIiifif. - Snnerbalb einieer
Wohen itno uns fol9enbe neue Wehlslbldts
ter ;u9efcmmen:
Ger oeutId de Sote, Elm bon nrn.
6. 01chner in 4cuisoille &D. beraus9e9ebe>
mes oempfratilhes Glatt. 0r. Hohner ldeint
feiner Stelle 9ewahien uno bat nnlern berss
Iidften 9ludSmuuld,.
Der Sreie Deutide &atb lit
eriheint in 0tew>yorf, wro bel .. Sanldaw
eeoruft uno BON cen Soerren s. W. Sercus
bes uno Or. s. &. gSinfelmann reeiairt.
Dieies Statt 1T DEN Snters5e Der Deutids
fatbclliten Stride aemicmet uno befdmpft
ben Sortlhritt oas pabifthums in 9lmerifa.
Ole 8alpeftDn3ettuno, reot9irt
prn einem Gereine eeutiher Wdnner, err
ffeiut jscen WIttnch uno ScnuabenoWcrs
gen in 8aIpeitcn, Geras. 9leueere Ausitats
tuns icnotl ale Snhalt cerielbeu oeroienen
Gmpfeblun9.
Der Deutffe @curier perIeaf
brn Charles Neeicus lno &C., in Nen>Srz
leafs, it eta fdhiaer uno nlrmer Gertbelci>
ger bemcfratIfter @runoidBe.
Die 81 d e eriheint eberfaus tnJte.rs
Srleans, nerlegt ocn Z. q. Scuthmaoo une
rebi9irt g. d. S1umlIer. Die @lcds bat
Elm empfehlenbes 9leu6ere uno pcrtbeioist
Mhi1>Wda5rPQeI
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-27

pennfYluanien.- - Der Steg, ben
Die Democratic pennDluaniens errun9en, 1T
70 eldnsenb, bas mir bel ben erifen 9fahrtd't,
unIereJ1ieoerlage bier in Shic oeraanen, uno
uns Der Srsube iberliesen. 10000 Oeshr'
belt fur Sd,uut! gEabrlIt Der Sanf ocr
1916 bat Wpnoer eethan. Ser alte Sd,luss
fteinlfaat bat natb elmer fur;en prpbe, lSbtas
aerie fennen eelsrnt uno lbre Sei1eln beIcens
miltbis ab9cihittsIt. gcraoe 70 miro es
nad fllrserSrilt i'm Staate Ohio sehen' Die
MafTe uuferes 8clfes Mil ucd mehrSemei>
Fe BON Der tiiepublifaniihenSencen wtias
glider MaSsreseln. stn oieien Sewellen
perben es uniere 9e9ner nidht fehlen Ia1sn;
fie speroen oerer uur su oiele liefern, 70 oae
fld, oanu unler 8rlf NIT Waht erhebt um
,,oenelben alren @con" nitat bios Su hdutcn,
foucern nm itm cas ariitcfratt5he 0ebenss
Iiht eduslid, aussublaicn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-02
The Prcsielcnts North Carolina visit.

R,L,IcH, N. c., Saturday, May 40, lsa7
The President and his company arrived this city
Of oaks" this evening" at half past Ave Our brief
sketch brought all hands up to CASTOR, the Roanoke
near the dividing line between North Carolina and
Virginia.
For the whole day, at intervals Of ten miles at the
wood and watering stations the President has had to go
out and shake hands with multitude Of the farming
interest," renowned for their powerful grip and ut din
ner at one Of these stopping places he nearlv SUI
located by the pressure Of the throng.
The people Of Raleigh received him and the Secretary
Of the Navy, and company with military honors; and
after cscortDg them around the town. and around the
capitol they landed at the Eagle Hotel In the por-
co Of which, Mr.. Green, Of Chapel Hill University in
regular speech, rendered the President and Secretary
the honors OF their alma Mater to which speech the
President having feictousy responded the people dis
pcrsed and the military were dismissed.
Tonight the main front Of the capitol and the main
street Of the city through its whole extent are bril-
hantly illuminated.
The President Is holding levee in the capitol as we
write and Mrs Polk receives her friends nj hotel
Gov Branch Hon. II A. HARRISON OF Georgia Rev. MIR
Stanley, U. \. A., Hon. J. H. VI Daniel, Major Green,
(broth.r OF Gen Il Green) and others among the
numerous vsitcrs to this city the woods Mr. Hsra
son is on his way to West Point NJ one the viscrE
Fortyeight hours without rcpose cut short our ealcu-
atons tonight In next shall endenvor to give
statement Of the whole trip, Incidents parades speech
es committees dinners suppcrs strange characTr %"
that will, we trust. be highly acceptable.
We rest here day two and the President sxpccS
to be with his party in Washington next Saturday eve
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Udtcs Collected on amounts W1thdrawn during the
Duties chargeabe amounts remaining warehouse
There has been falling OF in the amount Of mer-
chandse remaining in warehouse at the close Of the
quarter ending March 3ls compared with the quarter
previous fs66C03, being about one-hrd less For the
present quarter up to the ssth ut the amount of goods
in warehouse shows increase of per cent
1t Will be observed in the above table, that Of the
goods remaining in the warehouse the 3st Of March
nearly onehaf Of the aggregate in iron and wool
The annual report Of the Susquehannah and Tide
Water Canal Company presents the statement
Of the receipts and expenditures for the year ending
Dec. 81, 1885,
STATEMENT THE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF THE
SUsQuEHANNA TIDE Water CANAL COMPANIES PoR
THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 81, 1886 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-02
WARRINGTON, May 81, isa1.
Things in the CapifdL

the Cdptd1
We took n look into the departments this morning.
but found nothing worth communicating Many Of the
clerks receiving their pay in gold and silver One
of them, few moments afterwards stepped intoa
lottery Office and purchased several tickets to try his
luck. Around the Treasury Department were hawks
constabes ready to pounce upon clerical debtors 1t
nuisance and disgrace to the Government to retain
who have to be hunted up the last first day of
every month to satisfy creditors In fact know Of
individuals who lived within the bounds Of their in
comes mechanics but who clerks find their sala
ries inadequate to their support The only remedy, In
such cases Is to back to their former occupations
. As to Mexican matters Ne are becoming weary Of
them Both parties are anxious for peace. You must
pray that II may result.
The Hon. Alexander Ramsey, member OF the last
House of Representatives s already candidate for the
Office OF clerk Of tho House. He Is whig to tho back
bone and stands as good chance of election Nathan
Sargent NJ St car Clarke Major French, any other
whose names may be presented. 3.
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AMUsEmENTs ELSEWHERE.

WALNUr STREET THE ATRE, PHILADELPHIA
w Third Night OF Dams usesV enno ses-Wed esday
ing june q the performance will commence with
l. ALLEMANDE SALON DANCE DE PARIS,
After which the NEW FOOTMAN
To he followed by GRAND POT POURRIE, of ten
different national aud dances, concluding with
finale by 80 panseuses Viennoises.
TO which " III be added the comedy of DID YOU EVER
SEND YOUR WIFE TO BURLINGTON.
The whole 10 conclude with the PAS De FLEURS.
Performance to commence at O'Clock precisely Prices
Orchestra aud private box 81; Dress Circle ST.
OrEKA HOUSE. CHEsNuT STREET, rhadslphia :
~ "wednesday Evening, June will he presented the
Of LA sOMNAMBULA-Count Rodolpho, MIR. Frazer;
Elvino, Mr. Seguin Alessio Mr. W. f. Johnstone Notary
MIR MCGOWAN; Amina Mrs. Seguin; Lisa, Mrs. Phillips;
Dame Teresa, Mrs. Stickney.
trIceyDress circle 80 Family circsf
a. csrs; Private boxes, s..
Doors open at IA oclock-to commence eight o'clock
Tomorrow Mr.. Frazer's Benefit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-02

On Wednesday April 49, at the Rutger street Church
by the Rev DIR. Crib, PHILIP Brush of Norwalk, Ct,
to Miss CArHARISE ANpKEAs, of Darien, CT.
In New Orleans, the nth of May by tho Rev Pere
Manchant Mr. A. EUCLID PERKINS, to Miss HELENA
GuEsNoS, all OF that city.
On the LIST inst, by the Rev. Mason Noble, MIR. IA
coB j. RApcLirFE, of Port Jackson, New York to Miss
GRACE Il. LAIMBEER of this city
In the city OF Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May !, by the
Rev. DR.. Z. Cutler, Lieut.. FRANCIS BLEsKER ELI
United States Navy to MARIA daughter of the late
George u Holt, Esq. Of Montreal Canada
On Tuesday. June by the Rev. Doctor Bangs at the
Allen street Methodist Episcopal Church, ADAM w.
TURNBuLL, jun to MARGARET ANN daughter of the late
Peter Finckney, Esq. all of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-02

May 3lst, MATTHEW w. BIRD, Of this city, aged 81
years months, and IL days, regretted by numerous
circle of friends
The friends Of his family, and those Of hi, brother,
VIM. f. Bird, and James Mccullough, and Asa Gard
isved to attend his funeral this day, at four
O'Clock, PM. from the house of his brother No. SO
Pike street, without further notice.
On Tuesday, June l, JAMES JovcE, aged year and
six months
The friends of his father James Joyce and his uncles
Matthew and William Joyce, and his brother in law
Patrick Murphy invited to attend his funeral from
the residence OF his father James Joyce % Beaver st
on Wednesday, I'd instant, ut PM without further
invitation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-02
Navigation OF the Ohio River.
MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, June L-S p. M.


The Stock Market to-day was rather unsettled as re-
CARDS prices and the transactnns not large
usual At the first board Reading Bonds fell off per
cent; Reading Railroad, "a; Farmers Loan, u Morris
Canal, u Illinois Bank, x Long Island, u Canton
went up Is; Norwich Worcester, " Harlem and
stonngton closed at yesterdays prices
At the second board the market improved alittle Nor
ris went up u and Norwich y; Long Island, Farmers
and Harlem closing at prices current in the morning
The sales at the second board limited.
The Hibernia is fully duo she is in her fourteenth
day 1t is the general impression that her advces will
be of very favorable character We have no doubt all
the markets will show Improvement both in activity
and in prices This impression 10 based principally upon
the anticipation that the London Money Market has
much relieved by the stoppage the drain Of
bullion from the bank of England for shipment to the
United States. An improvement in the money market
would, of course create corresponding Improvement in
all the departments of business The steamer is anx
iousy looked for.
We have four days later intelligence from Liverpoo
by the ship Rainbow. Breadstufs have advanced and
Cotton declined Full reports of the markets to the 9Th
of May will be found in columns. The Hibernia
will bring but eleven days later.
The North American Fire Insurance Company have
declared dividend Of FIVE per cent ayabls the 7th
instant.
The Register Of the Treasury Department has given
notice that the interest six per treasury notes
sued under the act Of the 2sth January last which
two years will be paid semiannualy the first days
July and January but 1t Is not likely that any interest
less than entire half year will be paid such notes
that the first payment of interest will probably be
the first day of January ls4s This point, however, is
not fully decided.
The operation Of the warehousng system in Boston,
has been perfectly satisfactory The annexed table
exhibits the value Of merchandise warehoused during
tho quarter the value of merchandise in warehouse at
the Of the quarter the Salue Of merchan
disc remaining in warehouse at the close of the quarter
ending March 3lst, the amount of duties on mer
chandise withdrawn and tho amount charge able on
merchandise remaining in warehouse -
WAnEHoUsINo STATEMENT, DISTRICT BosroN AND
CHARLEsrowN FOR THE QUARTER ENDING MARCH 81
l8i7. y
Value Of merchandise remaining in warehouse at
the commencement OF the quarter. $C05 76l
Deposited during the quarter 42O,323
49, SiO26,osi
w ruva0a unt tkAro lna RrA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-02
TO THE
LATEST MOMENT
TELEGRAPHgC
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Inc City Of Puebla occupied by the
American Troops.

by Geographic despatch from Fredericksburg, we
nave later intelligence from Vera Cruz It IA now known
that Gen Worth had entered the city Of Pueba ON ths
10th OF May without any opposition from the Mexlcans
santa Anna was presumed to be in that nelshborhood
with considerable force, and prowlns about Further
partc uars we are prevented from receiving beoause tho
lightning had shattered the magnetic instrument in thu
philaIelnhia OH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-02

The Departu rc of the Britannia.

BosToN, June I, le&7
The mail steamship Britannia left this afternoon for
Halifax and Liverpool, with semimonthy mail and
nnetysx passengers for latter and eight for former
port The mail consisted of about four thousand let
ters and newspapers innumerable The largest semi
monthly mail despatched from Boston. One prn-
cipal reason why the mail not more equally divided
between this ship and the Washington also from New
York to-day for England is the exorbitant postage in
the Washington, demanded by our government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-02
TE L E q IL A PHO.
Markets.

ALBANY, June 1-P. NJ.
The receipts Of -four being large the market rather
heavy to-day and small sales of Genesee reported
ut So l2H. Corn also in less demand and closed
rather heavy at l06c l07c for Northern yellow Oats
Sales Of 1000 bushels made at Coo. Provisions
firm, without change in prices The receipts
about 900 barrels -four 10 600 bushels of wheat and
about 10000 bushels Of corn for the preceding twenty
four hours
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This is very important branch of the works of in
ternal Improvement and trust it will DO in
prosperous condition The expenditures the past
year. for damages from spring reshets have been large
and as this is an item which yares very much from year
to year, much depends upon tho amount for any i'm
provement in the finances OF the company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-02

AUXHALL GARDEN CONCERT sALOON-On
A9Wedne, day Evening, June 2 rAMrBELLS ETIIlO-
Plan OPERA SERkNADERs, composed Of the following
artists -Me.srs II Nsstayer p arter, Ray mond, j. Bry
ant, nnd w; Donaldson-.wl give GRAND CONCERT Of
Trains. Chaunts Glees Dances. &c., peculiar the Southern
Negro.
Miss Jeanne Reynodson, the Scotch ballad singer also
engaged.
Tickets admitting Gentleman and Ladies, IS cents,
Free admission to Garden. m23 If re
NASTLE GARDEN is opened for the season-In the
~ Evenings Concerts of Instrumental Music will be pven
by the German Brass Band under the direction Of Monk
consisting OF selec compositions from Labtxky Strauss
Lanner Gung Straeck and Others commencing Monday
next, May "a.
Inernson of half hour during evening for prone
madng elreshment and viewing the Cosmoranas, which
have been re-arranged
ADM sion IN cents. Concert commences at o'clock
ms
NAIIoNAL AGADEMY OF DESlGN:--The usual in.
~ vtons for Schools visit the Exhibition will be
sued apple addressed the Council of Academy.
Monday s. Wednesdays and Fridays will be appropriated for
boys a1d Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays girls
By order OF The Council JNO. g. CHAPMAN.
J2Tls.rc Secretary N A.
RhOAp"AH IHeAIhE.--rhls establishment,
- erecting IN broadway, will BE- opened for Dramatic
poses solely on about the first Of September under the
talent wishing situations for the will please address
him (pre-raid) at 100 Leonard street.
mso tfc A. MANN. sole Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-02

Photographic Corr. Of Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
The Pittsburgh line is interrupted by lightning en-
the wires. heavy storm is raging on the mountains
beyond Chambersburg.
New ORLEANS, May 25-l2M.
The Cotton market heavy. Flour selling at So so
to %; sales prime red wheat at 81 80 The toba,
market Is active.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-02
ALBANY, Juno l.

ALBANY juno liz M
The anti-rent convention, which mot in this city yes
terday, nomnatedHorace Dresser of New York. their
fourth candidate for Judge of the Court Of Appsa Mr.
Feckham the democratic candidate for District Attor
ney of this county, has declined
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-02
(o,d Pens.-vhe Chcapcst In tho CItv.-A

the 5oId Pen Depot OF hn w Creation Co. II Cedar
stree p door from the Post Oce) you may buy
Cor u 81 ~ such Pens advertise sell for 81:
for 81 such sold else here 81 50
Pa will there id every desc Of pens from rs
&C its upward aud for trying selecting
excha gng pe; and may from 10 to 90 by
chasing IL, IN them, either by wholesale retail.
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funk &c BInOe.-Thc BIaOe Is ettIteU Dy VIII.
liam Matthew's Esq, fcetious and able writer, though
hat eccentric editor A captal we k.
lyone Of the best papers received this oceNY SPIRIT
offhc Times.
An exceedingly folio sheet. The Blade" is Of the
true tuh-hghy tempered. Keen a razor--and will
way deep into ubc favor We like the fresh, nde euden
style of the editor.-Porfiand Transcript.
J. A. FUTILE X Co, TIC Nassau street.
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Indies resident Of, or visiting this city. dc

desrOns Of having their he IDS dressed
call on Barker It 3sh Broadway, opposite the Carlton
house his term, for uressug only 371a cents sham.
poong aud dressing 81 cents, thus placing thin the
Of all base their hair arranged becoming manner
the esd kent free from and dandruf Chldens hair
cutting reduced from % TO l2s cents Ornamental hair work
OF all Kinds and cOors At greatly reduced prices.
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l.. PARMLf,a DDS, seems perfectly rabid. All the
first Dentts of Europe and nine-tenths of those
liars aud Does public through
all this Is the selfish malignity of the about
with his chem cal bluuders emphstcally deny all his
assertions aud my demand for aud defy him produce
his proofs. In twenty-five years have filed 49, with
amasam amongst them patients Of Parmly aud his ally
who VII prove my anal lie better than their gold y"
Ohese thousands be produced who has been poison.
edl Still admit it is sad trial OF patience and pety be-
hold bu of five dollars for worth gold
70 fifteen dollars for cent tooth, melting away Let
then judge harshy the jealous antics of Flea
Ter But in charity crush his rivals
A G. CASTLE, NJ. D.
Dentist, 36l lroadwav