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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

COPPER FROM LAKE SUPERIOR-lt would seem
a. Il the period had length srrved when are about
receive substantial returns from the large sums OF
money expended Lake Superior for the last twoyears
We learn from Col sheldon Mcknight OF the SsuL who
arrived Yesterday that the house Of Tinker 4 Co OF
which he 10 a member have shipped on the schooner
lena now her way down 81 tons OF native copper Tor
the Boston and Pittsburgh Co consigned TO Bosonthst
there remains Al his warehouse Al the Ssui, resdy tor
shipment % tons more OF the same metal when ne"ih
ship so soon vessel can get there Tie also informs
that the propeller has returned 70 hsgle RIVER io'
about 20 tons more which the Lake ready Tor snip
msnt This copper il In weighing rom aVu 10
to 500 lbs snd OF the very richest quality OF native
copper and Is worth In Boston $500 per ton linus the
receipts OF this Company for the next % days vi" repay
about $4,000 Of tina expenditures
From the mine learn that they raising Immense
masses OF native copper and that the great diculy
consists in cutting the into small pieces 10 en-
able the shippers get them snd of the vessels
One mass weighing 100 los will be sent 20 England AS
specimen OF what Yankees can do In making copper.
From the north shore Of Lake Huron the propeller
Earl Cathcsrt has taken board $50 tons of gray and
yellow suphure OF copper taken from the Bruce mines
which is 10 be- sent u Baltimore 10 be- smeted. This
mine IL near ~ Josephs Island within forty rods OF the
wharf 10 Is feet wide and Il said that 900 tons per
month OF the ore a be shipped 10 market
hi. also said by our friend Mr. + Bristol who has
been all the Spring porng the north shore OF Lake
Huron. that down the Lake from the Detour Tor 100
miles the whole country Is rich In veins similar 20 'ne
Bruce mines He has selected for the Upper canada
Company two locations 10 which are found Immediately
on the Lake large number OF veins producing ne same
variety of ores those 1T the Bruce mine loe location
OF these mines this side the Saut the facility OF RAISING
and shipping the ore give immediate value Ia tn m
az they ay from the moment they ara opened Inc
Government too conveys the Zee simple 10 the compa
nice AZ low rate and OF payment OF the mos
liberal kind The expectation OF copper ore may oe
said % have commenced and within hve years ths
products of the Cansds and those OF Lsse supe
ri0r must close the workings OF the Cornwall mines
Time will prove the truth OF this prediction
Detroit Advertiser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

HoRRoRs OF FNiGRATIoS-Thursdsy's Montreal
Herald /. filed viii the proceedings of meeting OF 'he
citizens relative 10 the emgsnts their wretched eonoi
ton and the misery they enIailing on ihsi city
They adopted resolutions which Lord Egin the "oV'
amor General Is 20 consider with attention
The Quebec Mercury states the deaths at sea snd /"
Crosse I.l. up 70 June 30 tsO95 TO which msy be
ADDED the deaths at Quebec snd Montreal and tni'
month saw 500 rnore-ln all 4e5. This estimate Is
doubtless under the truth.
The Catholic Archbishop Of Quebec tde''ire siEnAy)
addressed scrcular last monlho the Bishops Of Ireland
o, I,i.b emigration He states facts In this Tsy
Crowded In the holds Of vessels unable 10 strictly sd
her, N the rules Of cleanliness breathing constantly
nu,rd Atmosphere and relying frequently Tor nounsn
neDt up0n Insufficient and very bad proVlsnns u vas
,r,rsv impossible o. escape safe aud SOUND Hoh 80
.,v csuse. of destruction. Last week, ~ Ifoss1 SIC
- astsiped more than 900 patients OF ~nom
v more than hslf could mad shelter On the islsno
r. otber, were lett In the holds Of their Respective
80. In sone cases aosn5C ned by their own ireods
tipg eou,sg1on among the other healthy passengers
abo we're confoed In the vessels sn1 rHniDulhs inc
bssrt rendng spectacle Of mortality tnree uHs' zfesE
a, ,bsn What prevailed ashore. Already more ih.n
thousand human beings have been consigned " men
,-,.I resf in the Catholic cemetery, precursors OF
,hc,.s,d. Of other. VINO will rrjoin them there II the
scan of emigration from Ireland continues 10 low
with the same Abundance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20
tuin0ow Shades.

WINDOW SHADES, Gilt Coruic-s. Se--J C.
w NOODFORD "a Broadway, tnvites those shout pur.
chasing Window shades cssnd examining HE large and
beautiful before making their selections some
very superior gOhics landscapes dove ygnettes Co
rnthian Roman arches Venetian scenes Ne Alec
and 10 curtains euftsn bands loops, pins centre
tzss-s gilt c0rnces gsuke sndow wire Nc. al reduced
prices Lsizrge Bedding as Broadway.
" liberal Discount Ia those buying Ia sell again
Soutrern Merchants will here hnd large assortment sui
snl- for the Souih-rn climate. as Hro-d~y iy7
NAI>DUW SHADES, Spfuc--sl-Fsmii-. sroot
w furnishing with shzo-s will save any per
by calling on Ihe suhscri6ers .
RARrOL ORMsBEE,
tF.~st ~ i-~r.
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eSS4a LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS
AH3& FOR FOREIGN PORTS.


~ Letters Bags are open Al me once of ihs No"-
yors Tribune for oil Foreign POns and all e'Is" ago
esr,papsf. deposited In this ohcs -il swsy'be iot'
-.rdsd by the very earliest vessels rhis department "
upds, The specsl supervision Of J. b. MOWER r'c'
well Known for many yesrs the experienced and en-
.snt saoerntenden Of the Foreign Letter Department oi
M. Ses-Yors Cly Post Ofics.
ga. srs now open for the reception or letters ana ne"
ans1. Tor he following places, viz London Ly-rpoo
"a s.yo.y Ireland Hayre Msosiiles Amsterdam, bremen
H.m1urgn Rio de JaDeif0, EapsralsD buenos ayes,
oy.gon M-rco Panzns. ~ Thomas, Kingston, Jam
MatADzs., Havana ~
Odfce open ffom A n. I'll 10 p ~
- Letters and Newspapers VII De recrl.so a.
he foreign snip Lr-r Once u he n = IfDlhs lol u
pscketship hOTTlNOOE TX, Capt bu's'y' WIN" '
Tor Liverpool on the Iis Inst - .t.. t.,,.,. snd
Also will be received a. me ssss - ~ ,u.l,,
newspapers for tho pscS-l snlp AVN NsPS '''''
which ss. fOr hsyr- "a Nc @'ih inst -, t....x. ~,
Also will be recsv,i Al the sane place s'ys' ~
nsNsP. -. ~, London On th- lilh iusl ly7
re- Notlce.-A meeting VI he sIocshodefs Of me
N.r h s.t Copper Mlilg Company VIII ~ he'u %
Wsdn.sdsy ne AN Of August lsxt A. hsLOFef A. -
o'e0ck A 81 BY Or.sr d. 8 hAhf' S-efe'AiS'
Jyl2 zawz"
l. ID. WHEELER,
rs,- CommIs.iener Ter the states OF Newly ork
ara Coou.clcHt. Tzmu..tY haL NJ =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

ARRAY At NIAGARA FALLs.-A correspondent
Of The Rochester Democrs, gives the following account
Of the late mob At the Fails
,e,,srusn from Alabama with bis family ate oaen
80 tsmas servant. slave II you please stopPeu -
ire Fsge Hotel. where the facts Of her oein $3.50
- = a. bi-ct OF excitenent among the coofep 49,
- of whom thought they would procure ne' -
Am and when the we're about 70 s'~'t ~ - a
nort an Effort wss made By very lev 70 - - ,ns
-. from, her master but AZ once oeiss,eN ~ -,
s,,i,.,,op OF the white population and me senNs
nan and family pursued tneir way WHOM aD
temp, on the part Of the eolored popu'uoe ,la,.n
Tue slave in question wss 'ne Ho'n~. ~ ~ rsmsin
AZ bo~ 80, s,ssd 10 return with her master IN me
.oms Of the white Popuistoo proceeded 70 the
dweir g ofone ofthe mos, 't sar
e. sun. uers hred slightly woundins TWO Persons
90 80, The most obnoxious persons we're required
- Is.zs within a. hour. which believe they have done
and quiet 10 rsstored
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

The SECRET OUr-We learned night before
last, the rby and ,chef0re of Gen Taylor writing the
letter 10 the Signal In this city He was so persuaded To
do by Col Mitchell OF the lst regiment OF ONO Eoun.
teers who Al Monterey At the time. Col mitchell
informed Us in conversson night before last that Al
the time Gen Taylor received the letter from the editor
of the signal Ia cane 10 him Col for Information.
said he did not know there sucn paper IN exist
uce As the signal such editor living az It's editor
Col NJ gave our contemporary An Introduction ana AD
yrsyp Gen Taylor 10 the latter He said ne did
o. with good intent for both parties The Old General
said If h. thought best he would make him an answer
and in about ten days Gen Taylor was again IN Monte.
rev and saw Col and remarked I've answered tns'
Cincinnati letter" That's right answered the Coo-
me- and took occasion 20 say General, am youn
man and not dt 10 give advice but II was you ~ouu
write no more letters" The old General answered
That agrees with my viepsexacty. III Wnte no more
letters Col Mitchell also informed Us that At the ufne
Gen TAYLOR answered the editor OF the signal ne had
scores OF letters before him requesting hs sns"ers ana
dedaing his position from the National wing Al wash
fnstop down u the smallest small potato snaif 10 the
country Col Mitchell was second Ia conmsnd Al MON
tsrev was bosom friend of Gen Taylor and u was oy
bs Gdrics tina, Gen Taylor answered the signal IN
a. peculiar 20 himself which has 30 eonyuised me lahd
Tbe old hero course 10 writing 20 the above paper vas
Al fr,t mystery b. Us which il nov by Col NJ iaiy
explained lDiuolnna'i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

BOARDING..
Tn LET WITH RoARp-A

TO LIT WITH BoARD-A large room on The
hrsi Cor, suinh ioS gentleman and ~if. Also,
room M hiri aoer cold .Od b.ihs Soc the
use Of The oecu psn's Loosron g Lsssg,on-sveuue.
jylS 81
DOaRD WANrkD-A sentI-rusa With n. ~if- ssA
Diufsnt ehd DESTROYS u ebtsnsns rsrma7e board
Hal a good nurushed room with isrs~sr-d pantry
Ausched will b required Board Pad we.sy, and not
% exceed - References exchanged Address eor No.
H. Po.i.Ofre JyiSi~-
BOARD IN STATEN ISLAND IN sprivsi- fam
Duy, within Ten minutes vas u ne nr., sad,us mar
Rev NJ Wio.o~. Church FIRST boat from the isand
st6 4 NJ last boat from the city 4 NJ Reference 10
Heary l. sssmsn 81 Broadway c ws;more, Sw.
t-r-st Nol~-
BOARD IL THK cot >rRN.-rh subscre-s can
~ Accommodate few families Or single persons ~in
hoard. 70 ~ III tssrshe locations In the neigh
Jersey rAsvf.se /. noted :. pleasant ard very S-.sy
snd csrs ard stages running sost hrury 10 ard
minp,e. The house large airy and newly 'urui.h.s.
and surrounded by hssutl shruhbery. and hss large
ssrden ausehed Good Accommodate. also g. s.,.ss-
)yiS ie' PNt House, orsnge.N !.
DOsRDING-Csn be had 10 = healthy and oeuua 10
- cstco srge and commodcu. house. pleasant rooms.
with shower coi and hot wslsr baths. SS Mo,ss, be.
tween Grsnd sud Broome ss Terms moderate ksf-f.
ences exchanged US I'm
WANTED BY single g-naemss, two Furnished
w room. with OF without board The suhscrber would
prefer psyng Tor he .sue BY giving insruecn To Asse
and the French Language The most '.,.se.ory r-frr
s,odSri Dunhsm ssi srosdwsy jyl I'm.
DOARuI>G-Suiu ~ rooms 20 let furnished OF IN
Dmrrished with OF without board IN resp-c table Eng
N.h family tom London, where cleanliness and comfort
can be enjoyed. Also three single geolemen eau
BE- with pleasant rooms with br-sah fact and
tea required Bath N the house for thu srcouuo
I dstion OF occupants Apply nj Ms. MEDHURsrS. 81
Houston 81 or Mr. MEDHURsr. y Maiden lane lyl I'm
BOARDING IN EAST VRoADWAN.-rvs
ID g-nt.men ard their wives he accommodated with
board aud pleasant (Psntriss stisch-d -sso ew
single gentlemen Apply 81 80 East Broadway l~2 lm'
pUBIIC HOUSE FOR sALE.-Ths Tar IN.
IN furuitnr- snd lease OF public hous-, hept
European plan and one 81 tbs hesl ocso's M the
CITY the own hsying other business which reqalr-s his
attention IN 'uces him to offer for ssle Apply personally
I or nv letter. g. r WALKER 81 Pskrow. N Y. iyls lw'
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General Nonres.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS,
FuW LERs n WE LIS,
ivq SIM I3l Na--au-st. y. y.

~ water-Cur Establishment. " bond-t n.
and syo..el, Oyster Bay Ia. l. DR. sHEN Ih- earliest
,tcsy nrsrtdoper and author on Cure, receives
n.,,nt. a. above Those Al distance may, by sendins
p sNe"h ~. "a go Tor treatment At home. myl5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

REMARKABLE CAvE.-A CORES pondent OF the
Chronotype writing from Jay, VI gives the following
description
We visited cave located in spur OF the Green
Mountains famous In this vicinity the Cognisc DEN
q Cogpac being the used here % designate coun-
terteers) and though have visited most g, ss m
.bl., .uot. In Nsyy En- 49,
ul'rNso' 49,, 81 IL IL composed oi Tour cpmpaIt
hs ~ me outer being Ia the form OF All Ehpse %
p by "a and feet In hight the second compartment
il somewhst smaller than the nrst and OF more rrrsu
lar form aud 80 asoi the third the fourth IL the grand
eat nall that ever beheld and of circular form tnt
diameter OF which Is 32 ieet overArchsd oy mssnn
cent dome the extreme hight Of which apparently TX
coed. the diameter of the floor the walls ara composed
of brilliant iron ore and thu light OF our birch bark torch
rs was reflected in thousand hues' lighting the wnol'
with the brightness of summers day The regularity
of the walls could not have been improved by art Ia
th. cave the notorious Burroughs carried on bis illegal
occupation for years the villain had good sy'
for the beautiful. there l. no denying that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

rT@ William McGinnes and Thomas Eastwood
were arrested last nil "a. for petit larceny.
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ANOREM INWARD. J ners
N,yiIttffiEcn I- ikKtnY ..iykN .asl IEII.. Toai
pIArrn AL.sATA WARE.

I,PALDIN9 A WATT ~ Broadway, have received by
- the late srrvss general assortment OF flsied AIDS
Ware consisting Of forks spoons, csssofs CAKE ssss
lea Kettles NC. Ac the most modern snd fsshon
abs London patterns which universally approved 10
England snd for The hrst time offered "a me amer
ican public They also have an extensive -ss"hmons
good. psed In The best manner up n bfush plss $50
Geun.n silver all Al reasonable prices, and wsfsns,'
Tns close resemblance which this plated ware bssn o 81
yer tts durability and chespness, wh-n compared WIN
slver u. vast superiority over wsfes ps'rd upon COZ
ner basil. ave established It's general use 10 smnce
di.upction In England ard commend II TO inc m'osp"
attention of the people Of ms country
spsIdng Wau fegid and replste csnos VT. 800 800
- W ~ ~ Isl1 3m-od
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20
Banks, Stocks, &t.

- H. ISfT = DtyfD.SD The d-pOatOrs sf- hsfsDJ 10
a-d th.t .,i. snDaal di0dsfd a. Inc fso " ~ y.
c,pt Def a. nun Oh al sum. u nys d0uss aba -
-. nan Eve hundred dOss, add -four per c7nl P1
ana, oD A. suns u I'VE hundred dOilaf- sno upNAin
b.y- been d.posil,d les.g .hre9 aonib. Pfsvoss 49,,
lu.t Eill b. paid 70 dsposinfs % sno 49, -. ia
fsb mi sufit me hour. u lasiBes. al lnr bsh. ~
t.r-.t uOt called Tor via remain ss Pdhei P>ii 1i' ~
t-rs.t accordingly from lot lot 49,. rt,,.ts,.
.1a SAMOAN, fom % yclek, p " a. NO u ooN'''
oy 'i'7' VI LANES MILLS President
- $780, jyi6s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

NIAGARA AND DETROIT RALROAD-We learn
from Montreal paper that the charter for this road
passed 70 second reading IN the Canadian Psramenton
the 25th u This road brings Detroit nearer US oy TWO
days. ~ i it1ounr
A slight mistake gentlemen of The Tribune The best
boats now make the trip from this city 10 Buffalo In -
hours or less so that 1t will be- somewhat dicut during
the season OF navigation make the time from here 70
Ne York less by hoo dgs than tnOw Il IN consequence
merely OF the pleton Of the Canada road Perhaps
il NAV be made by about ar or trelre h0ar' Your
calculation however will be correction inc uale sso
r then the time will be- essened days even more
i"' '"oN 49, ~ Adv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20
ArrixnI of The snrnh Snnds.

The steamer Sarah Sands, Capt Thompson from
Liverpool arrived yesterday forenoon. She lett LIZ
erpool it will be remembered, on the SIN "
Having broken some of no, "ach'ue'y sue ~"
back to Cork. where she arrived on the 25d' she
sailed from Cork on the 29th. and has made her
passage from that port to this ia 20 days-makins
In all from Liverpool 33 days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

SERIOUS AccIpESr-A boy named Jacob Ritter
baud yesterday fell from the sesws Of the Battery
and very seriously injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

TFs- 4 Cnrd.--Ne the undersigned, pstsengefs on
boafd the steamship Sarah Sands cannot sse leave OF
commander Capt THoNPsON, without expressing % nun
our very thanks for ais politenrs and attention. hnd
Tor which be- has mian-strd 10 do every hs
m his power 10 relieve The monotony OF P"-.ss
tracted beyond sRpsctston We would also state thaI
In our option the sands IL both remarkably g0od
sesbOst znd very ts.t saer and ha me soclo' ~ %
h.pperei to her machinery and caused detention, az
one In no way affecting the principle Of her propeller but
which all steamboats, are liable Nhen II = a'eh
across he AuAnuc, beside nearly week m tue OoFe pl
Cork we thin the performance Of the sarah SANDS NJ MY
ceditabIe and " have no doubts of her fully answering
The Epect.Jn % her builders aud OF her prOynR sfrsI
accon L. the mercantile immunity snd 10 ne
public generally We wish Captain Thompson and The
sarah sands much success. Signed
W, Rans'ns. = A Chase Geo 4 Appleton,
~ Vsn N Art Ir Geo. Jones. Archie Campbell,
a., Vood J. P Paterson, Joseph Brown,
v XViuisws Thos smith 2. Norton,
H'y L. B. Lewis, Charles Weddsf Fre1. Leech
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

49,. .sp wEstEEs kAiLzoAO co.
k.cos July 7, leg1 )
DIVIDEND oftwo dollars Per 'n1is .poh sns ~
a - 49, Of ms CofpofSrOn deciAfe'i DaJDl7 "a
= So dsv u Angus. rnsu3g Oui 0i nc Lo1 ~
- s2,, ~ uOutns Toe dlylcsnd 20 shares frss
.n1 - NYoeI h. psysbs a. he Bank u Tue STAT, VI
newton Loorei % sna.ss reg " - -
O5es s.o.sJ "a, viii be closed from he l2h July W
-. I, .~,-,.t tocu.ye J. H. TAYLOR,
$40 Treasurer pro lem
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Hllsrelluueoue.

NOTICE Ia hereby given, that the partnership hereto-
fore existing between the undersigned, under The hrm
OF BARCLAY. HOWARD 4 CO has his day, by uislusl
consent dissolved All persons having claims sxs'net
The said late will please present them Ia David n
Barclay aud Andrew HDwsrd and all p-rson. Ia ssted
lo the said late nan, viii please call on David n Barclay
and Andrew ward and settle and pay their deb,s-
Dated Al Newburgh. July T. isr
DAVID n. BAACLAy.S., op.rt-
ANOAES HOWARD, oers
NynTiCE IL UERhBx GIVEN ,nsi Eii.s fouo-
tain IL snd has not been Ia my employ since me
7th OF June Ia IN manner sutnOl.d 10 "sns
ACT business. f0T OF any nature wnstsvef
jyiil~ LEVITT Iul nIos,~y. -
hK. AMBROSE, an experienced physician onefs
~ speedy relief 10 those suffering from discs IN any
.z.r i. treatment mild aud eshcscious and charges
very moderate 63 Chamb-rsst dnors from bf">"~ss
les
p,,lSN MILL Water Cure Estsbisnment The
tlRounJ nm Mater. Cure Establishment win On. nlIR
80 room. and every requisite for tho comfort 80. 9Th
o,,ttn f pslisrl- 10 nov Ia snce-sf" - vhcs all
an .,unI,nt supply uf pnre spring ~s.e', ~ NJ
he ys,ton. baths supplied Pstds wili 10 supp-a
fc, the -sah with every aucle fof psrsns Nc
rhs genera terms are So week varying however
.ccorny 10 cifcumssnc-s and the accommodations 70
olir.d Accessible by railroad from the North SCUM
East or West -. Se"p hh w ~
D. r. r.. DENNlSTON,
Dr. IA CUMMINGS ,,os
N,rttamnfpu ~. 1917. l~l"oW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

COUP DE- SoLEIL.-The Coroner was called last
evening hold inque, in ws;ers upon the body OF
Peter Curley native OF lrelsnd aged 40 years. who.
after taking walk yesterday taken suddenly III,
and slmo., instantly expired Veriie,-death by expo.
sure 70 the heat OF the sun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20
CITY ITEMS.
MoNDAr, JUL

WVNNNtI
GREENWOOD CENErERY.-The Cinderella leaves
east side Of ,h Battery every day lot o'clock in the
forenoon and 1t and o'clock in the afternoon for
the Cemetery Fare l2l cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

The SLAVE CssE.-The two men were brought
thi, forenoon before Judge Edmonss on ner writ OF
hsbess corpus Messrs White and Jsy appearing on
their behalf and Mr. Pgrroy for their owners. Mr.. P
prepared With his return. snd the matter was
postponed ill 70 morrow ail2 O'Clock the slaves In the
meantime being committed TO the custody Of the Sheriff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

AWNINGS AWNINGS.
srKEsCH, VENETIAN AND PLAIN A~Hlfs1. ms1e
r n A. o@rior manner and anlsn-d 10 spcndid aye
:. WORKMAN BELL,
i78 Wesls cofu.F " Warren, N =
0or't f1rx.t 30 - s."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20
A pIRIIC unuSE ENR sALE.-The LM 9,

N nr-. furuInr- snd lease OF public hous-, hept
the European plan and u the heel iocsors IN the
civ the own hsying other business which reqalr~s hs
attention In luees him offer for sSle Apply personally
or nv letter 1, r WALKER 81 Pvk.ww. iyls 2w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

FARKEk'S
COFFEE HOUSE,
no. ~ OEY-sT. tYOssEsLY 80 Joss-sr. -
ss@ va 49, 500 lss
fVO gold Pen nAkbhs-FoI ,sle eo.nP -
Press. Dles Lslle. 4c Lssfy nee and g,s1s - ~
u,,,.s.e manner. Isqais Of JUhS A. sSnhrnn
iyl7 81 : : =, -
No. 40 room, a b. ~ feet, vel IL hls' On
r,- .a.st 6r.t RAJ. for weaving, sass e.luns ~ 80
ctn~r oa,lne.s thaI requires po~ef As" 'e~''
.1niv ar Isl At.orney o.. % a. 900 Ofand ,oxopp
ylol~ S
S,Tn4u pOWRK-Io L-s, steam rowef. ls9eir. ~
- % TerLn-ayeans, cor. 0TS haN
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noaRn WANrkn-A srnl r.n.a ri,h ~. -if- ,

yOaRDING-Csn BE- hal 10 = healthy and central 10
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with shower coi and Rot baths vi iSS No,ssi be-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

IO LIT WITH boAkD-A large room 0u TIE
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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-16
Hats and Cans.

TNHE subscribers would inform the public that
l. they continue the Manufacture of Hats and
Caps, at their new stand, No. % Market street,
where they are always supplied with full stock
of the various kinds Of goods in use, in their line
All the latest improvements in the trade have been
adopted by them, and neither pains nor expense
will be spared to make their hats equal In dura-
bilty and beauty, to any manufactured either east
or west of the mountains.
By an arrangement which they have made. at
much expense, they will produce the New York
Spring and Fall fashions simultaneous with their
production in that city, thus enabling the fashion,
able custom to supply themselves month earlier
than heretofore.
Doing exclusively acash business, the good Gus.
toner is no. taxed with the delinquency of the bad;
and selling for ONE PRICE only, the customer is
saved much time and trouble.
Orders for single hats or caps, specifying the
circumference of the head, promptly attended to-.
Each and every hat is guaranteed to be all that it is
represented in selling, and the subscribers will be
responsible for any deficiency either in the color or
wear. JOHN MCNEIL d Co.,
No. % Market St., St. Louis, Mo.
NIacrh 9th, 1877.