davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24

0lew- Yort nad eiperpocl, aus Gabr,eu.
gen beitebeno, tpooon jeoes ntdt rpentser
ais 1000 2onnen umfaet; 3, fur cine Qtnte
bon Stem- -Ucrf nad tp.Srleans; rpeEhe
Sapannab in 9ecrsien uno Capanna BE-
riibrt, NIT elmer 3tuetsliute BON lestetem
plase nad @ba9res, S Sdiffe, BON tidbt
tpeniser aIs 1>5oo Gcnnen jeoes in fIdb BE-
sreifeno; unb 4, fur cine ,Dampfld,iff sinie
BON Vanama am ftillen Scean had Sre-
son, bic stpiihentiesenoen cdfen beritreno.
Slae biefe Sdiffe fno Ser gercrcnun9 ces
@clpeinements untermorfen, nno BON Gee
Offsuren, iowie elmer setpifen sln;atl bon
Seetacetet1 III fctitntaneiren.
@ini9e ,pihti9e MaBreaeln, oarunter bic
giH CUR @rbebung suldsliher Steuern, jene
bes General eieutenants, jene sur Yeroou-
fcmmnuna ces SubtreaIurY @eiebes, uno
iene ,ur grrihturia einer Serritortalre9ier-
ing III Oregon bitcben nnberildldtlst.
(9f, 3eito.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24
Su Uerrentett

$50 itno @arl e ru nauet uno
Sob. 9eonbaro BON Sberbrombab,
@rosbersoetbum Stoenbure, i'm Sarfen,
tbum 8irfenfelo?
Der llnterseihnete, Bruoer bcs erifern,
felt 2 Monaten in 8oftcn, YpInfht febn-
lidtft, ndbere 9lusfunft iiber ben jeeisen 9uf-
entbaltsort berfelten, s,t erhalten. 9aut
Mittbeiluns, iolen biefelben, Sdmieoe BON
profefilcn, Dor ridt ianger 3eit In elmer
Sabrif id, Staate Hetp Wcrf befhdftigt &C.
fpeleit fein. aille Menfhenfrennoe, sDelde
i'm Stanbe Gnt, ndbete slusfmnft iiber Die
leIben n,itsutbeilen, 70 fpte bic Grfrasten
felbit Ilnb erludDt, bieielbe an bieislobreGe
Safpb &rumen amer,
care Of Boston Merknr, Boston, Mass.
selan8en 3u lafen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24
SSe,,e falicbe SSptett.
(aus @ccoman's falIhen Tcten- @ntbefer
fir Mdrs 1647.l

(aus 9ccoman's falld,en Tcten- Gntbeter
fir Mdrs 1919
Banf Of 8alle ppn Yirgi
n CT. SIS 8uhitabe g., sablbar an SO
@riaas in @bar!eifcn 10. Mat lS41. 8ie
uette, cine Soeeroe 9iineoieb uno Elm 9feiter
oas aIsemeine Slnfebcn gut, pb9leb BIZ
@repirung cher fithtig 1T.
25anf Of Jforpalf, Shic. Sc
@rapiruna febr fdleht une leid9t sit erfen'
men 8erfhieoene Daten.
.Har ere 8anf upn 8ir,
q It n. 2O's fbfedt nah9emao,t. 8lg.
nette Elm Trauensimmer hi Der iinfen 6enr
cine Sihel baftenb, in Der linfen &crn.
bincel. Weiblihe Tisuren an jebem Gnoe.
@raoirung ihleht, papier biinn unb grau.
9tortb bern 8anf BON sc IT,
tufD. 2's 8uhifabe 81. sablbar lS. 80
pember, 1s45, W. 6. Scctt @asGerer. Die
llnter1hriften unb NuSfulluua srapirt.
8anf BON SEN tu6D, 0Duts g.
uine. 5's Budlabe q. l. Suli ls4s.-
gisnette Gin SrauenSimtter init empcr9e'
haltenen slrmen Gseno. @rapirun9 plumf
unb Yapier leirht.
Ba1tfD Dpu SO fer, 8 J. 10 Sc
sablbar anIrdserS. GlemmGasierer. 8ig.
nette @cttin ces 9lderbaus nit Snei Snbta.
ner anf ibrer Seite. Sim redbten 0ianoe
fIett bic @Ottin Der Sreiheit NIT Aut uni
Stab. Das alleemeine 9lufehen biefer 9tc-
ten 1T fhledt. Die 9tamen Der betben 8e.
amten flno srapirt. Die @raoirnns 1T fsbt
plump.
sBanf uon 0trsinien 1875 batiri
Dcrtsmcuth, 9. slug. l84l, 6. W. pe9ram
GasIerer, s. 8rcdenfcore, prdGoent. Big.
nette, cine tpeiblid,e Ti9ur auf elmer 8ans
{lebenb NIT einem &ino in ibren 9lrnien,
Shnitter im Sointergrnnb. @raoiring
eher plump eas allsemeine slnsfeten aber
l9ut.
Banf BON M a Gitcm, Sbic. ElG's
nndd,te, Buhffabe d.. oerfdiecene Daten.
eintge S. San. 1916. @i9nette, Dan'pf'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24

$50 LIT 9locIf &unee ous @lidtabt, int
Seric9thum 6olSfein ?
ST berIieB @lIditabt 1886 unc [antetc in
Baltimore i'm islben Sabr.-Sein unter-
fdrtebencr 8ruber erfildt jeben. Der iiber
csnieIben slusfuuft aeben fam biefes ;u
tsun. Carl &unse,
preitcu pctoffee, @iDinstcn DiItritt.
Is. SO:
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24

lid nit Sir Nanoclpb Noutb perbunben
,babej tim Srlano aus1ubuneern, tnbem Ie
,,nidt, mie es ibre pHtht mar, bic erfcrber-
ultden Maere9eln er9reifen I'M benz Ihred.
,ltden 3uitanoe oes 9anoes suporSufcm
ui1'en, eeBbaIb fno mir Der Menung, bae
,,beia9ter ecro Scbn HuiIel unb beIa9ter
,,Ganbolpt gcutb oes Horoes lduIbig 1Int
IAN WarD @oHtmobs.'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24
$50 1T Urteoricb @bdbrer,

$50 1T Vrteori6 @6abrer,
9ebiirtt9 aus Ntefd,meiler, @antcn 3neibrR.
den, 66ni9reid) 8aiern2
DerieIbe fca fId in BET: lesten 4 Sabren
1T ct. ecuis; 10 ,pie :itberbaupt i'm Weftcp
aufsebaIten baben: Stin 8ruoer oeinri6
Sddbrer in Bcftct, Der ibt1 ipidbti9e 0ad.
ribten tpesen @em6eesoertdltniGe mitstt.
tbe,len bat, tpiinldt febnIidff feinen 9lufent.
halt su erfabren. gr, 70 tpie ale Wenfhen-
freunce, tpeld,e Ausfunft ertteilen fbnner
ilno 9ebeten. iclde selaneen ;u la0tn; ot
Setnrth h 9 ddhrer ~"
care Of Boston Merkur, Boston, Mass.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24
ezra SEetcr.

Y Q W.
aus &athclsbura BEL Nllrnberg in Saiern
9ebitrttgt unb in bem Stdbthen Wanfeter
i'm Staat Sbic ppbnenb, tptrb bon bem I'm
ter;eidneten hermit erild,t itm mitsuttei-
len, tpie er einen 8rief inter Gderer fd)e-
rer Nbre6e an i'm gelan9en ;u laien, fann,
ba er idcn mebrere Sriefe AT ibn itn abee-
fanct, fpelhe unbeantmprtet bIiebeu.
Sobann Seter
care Of the baltimore Democrat" Office.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24
@ hio Gtnats-B o tr.
Santpn, 0fittippcb Mdr; 21ten, IS47
Cempfratifcbe ScrS Sa,r,,ml,,ma

Die bemcfrattiden Wdbler bon Caution
Gaunidip fnb bicrmit eriltdt fIh lit berStabte
bale su eeriammeln uno s,par ndottenSoms
flag ben 27tenWdrI Tohmittass lllbr, INN
ein GcunfdlpsSifet su ernennen, ,peld,cs bel
nddffcl9encen Natlmtecitiiet nerocn lpG.
Glcle Cemcfraten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24

SNS + II II II g.
Ter llnter;eihncte tparnt hermit Sober
mann feiuem Sotne slnton nihts auf
lelnen Otamen gu bergen incem id1 nid,t &C.
lcnnen bin cine bon ibm seu,ahte Sbulo ;u
beSablen.
ecbn Qebmiller
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24

SO . 1T cSafpb SOB?
9lus 9lslaitertauIen, @roBnerScsthum Sd
ben: Derielbe fol- bel eiuem Btrth Sdmieot
in Tep-Ycrt wphnen ccer 9etpobnt haben.
Ger cben @euannte tpirb biermit aufsefor-
bert mir 9tadridt pptt leinem slufeutbalts-
prt tnitSutheilen.
SebaftattS 6 d. m tt.
SO. IS MabiIcn Street, @fe Der @nicrltr
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24
$50 III Nutpu R(pmann,

QSD ut NntCtt HtOlllat1tt,
aus Waria Suite, in HbeinpreuIen?
Gerlelte fol- lid, i'm ocrisen Sabre bon
Teu. Srleans nad pittsburs auf bic Hetfe
te9eben baben. Sein llnterscidneter Bru-
Der wiinfd,t febnltdit Tafridt Su ertaIten
unter fcl9enber Slcrefc:
Slnbreds Glomdnn.
care of G. Bender, Smithfeld str, Pittsburg.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24
9 / e I E.

Nerr Drufer!-W Wclten Sic 9efi[-
li9it SNrn. rcbann lllrid, &lein ais @anhi-
Dat fir Megmeiter i'm stem Dtltritt angel
eeu uno fId caburh perpfihteu
8iele Gemcfraten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24
Nr. Gbitcr! |!

0r. SCltcr!
Meloen gle 9efillisit 9. s. eeiter ol5
Ganbioat CUR Wieoereripdtlung fir Srie-
bensrihter ocu G1ntcn Taunltip uub per-
pfihtcn Gie
81
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24

NcrrD ruder!- 3ei9eu sic sefdtlisit
iNrn. Sames Slptte ols @anoibot fir @cnz
itabler fir G1ntcn Gcuuldip an unb per-
pfidten sic
1cinc Treunte.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24
Icinc Treunte.

Nerr Druder!- 3ei9en Sic gcfdls
Gisit S,rn. peter Burger als Ganoioat fit
We9meiitet pes 4ten Diltrifts AT, unc pet
pfihten Sie
Biele Tcmcfraten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24
$50 it 8eor9 Sduiel?
aus S,Shit, eanoratbsbesirf 8reubers,

aus SoShit, eanbratbebesirf Sreubers,
grcsberScstbum pe0en:D Darmitabt!
Derlelte pertiee feine ceimatb am l6ter
9tcrember lS46 uno retste bon Ylcrms Der
0fbein binab nah S,anre be Grace, BON nor
aus er auf einem Der Sirma Sobn 9loame
uno Gatban in Iewsyorf, 9eborieen Sd,if.
/ fe, bic Getfe ilber Den S;ean nah SHREVEPORT
mahte.
Der llnter,eidnete 6ittet i'm itno alt
Menlhenfreunoe, Die feinen 4ufentbalt nit
lenj ibft1 9efaaieit Hahriht 3u ertbeilen,
unter Der 2loore6e:
Srbn sang.
@anten, Starf 60. Sbic.
Co. llnfere WehielbIdtter, Befonbers bic
tn 0tetpsWorf ,lrb philadelphia tperoen unt
giittee 9lufnabme rbtger 0tadbfra9e aebeten,
tppfir flc uns su @eaenbieniten pcrpfihteR.
81 Derretttet
Gin eerdun,ises Webnbaas nit !3int-
merr ,nnaefdbr Weuen bon Canton 9ele-
sen.- eiebbaber fennen susleit BON einem
tis 4 9lfer gauo unter btai9en Bebingrn-
gen renten. Das Ndbere su erfra9en in Die
fer Druderei.
l2s3u,.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-17

they had not provisions in the castle to sustain
protrscted siege.
The Princeton is commanded by Capt. Engle
a. she sailed from Vera Cruz. Com Connors flag
was sslufed from the castle of San Juan d'Ulloa
The Commodore is a passenger OF board, ha.
wing been relieved by Com. Perry before the
commencement, Of the operations. The Prince.
ton having landed the bearer of dispatches for
Washington, and Col. Totten, at this place, sails
Immediately for Philadelphia via Havana.
We have not been able to obtain a list Of her
officers and. Indeed, owing TO tie lateness OF
her arrival. we have been compelled TO throw
together the foregoing particulars in the utmost
possible haste.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-17

lhe destruction in the city is most awful
one nall OF II is destroyed. Houses are blown
to n)eces and furniture scattered in every di.
rectOn-tbe streets torn up, and the strongest
buildings seriously damaged.
Gen. Scott has certainly achieved a gtco,,
glorious and almost b.oodlcss victory over an
enemy in a position that was considered in,.
pregna6le. Throughout the whole oiiair he
has preserved the most perfect equilibrium OF
temper, and the characteristic GOODNESS aud cour.
age of great General aud noble soldier, and
while, from the necessities of demanding from
the enemy his own terms, he has tempered the
vgOr of the circumstances with humunity-th
best evidence OF brave and competent officer.
Tho Engineer Corps, under Col. Totcn, have
applied themselves tn the discharge Of their dn
ties az became them in tl.elr posi,on. and endu.
red the pr,vat'"ns aud exposure to the weather
and The fire oi the enemy without regard Ia
health or l,,ss Of life.
No DIVISION or ormiion oi the army has been
better conducted than that Of the Ordnance
throughput the ~ hole Ot the operations. and no
mrn are entitled to greater degree of credit
than Capt. tluger and Lieut. llsgner; their du.
" has been arduOns, and they have lsbored
night aud day TO discharge il, in tsir weather
and FOUL both at the general depot and in :he
en,renclinrnt-, and | saw these officers up to
their knees in water during the prevalence OF
the heavy norther, to rescue their stores from
luss
Gen. Patterson has acquired for himself a
high reputation az a gallant soldier and a. able
officer His official duties have necessarily
been heavy aud laborious; in which he has
been we'll su,tainrd BY an efficient staff. con
sisting Of Maj q. A. Mccall. Capt. McC!cl
land. 1t s. Williams and ~. Mad.
y, n.;.oI. ~, Io linz
Of march for Alvarado on the 3hh, and Gen
Twiggs will m"ve in column on the Naiiona
Bridge, 50 miles from Vera Cruz. where it il
expected. some resistance will be made.
learn that Com. Perry has put in claim
Es the captured property as a prize to the Ma
w. The army is not entitled to prize money
aud can see no good reason why the Nav
shmuli tot receive al least one halt of the captu
red property.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-17

vsra Crus sSd ths Castle Taken!u
"f Vera C'uz ard the Castle Of San
Juan de Ulos-- Minu.s aud Particulars OF
each day Operations. from the Commence.
ment of the lombard until the Final
Surrender--The American Flag hoisted on
the Enemy. with the Surrender OF Arms.
Ammunition &c-The Tn te States Army
in the Castle and Chy-Crr mony Of Sur
render. &c. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-19

schr Herculsan 18th, wind NV NNW barks Maryland.
ton, Waterman. 0ak; MoheGan Of Calais bound 81 sehr
PeiIs Quad; az, Waite BostOn bark. Ms,.dor tHsnl
i.Gs
S's1: ial. :s zeSSs Wool ss
.oa In isH 1SsS
I'D % f VIM .s IL s DAY
The wen ,o.y tv
$ e: =
.ehf. Tennessee Ann. Smith. PsyiOn;. Barbour
EAST TaoMisToss Jan s-ArI sch. Maize ysrills NeSS
s: fssnf d NO Ms. sh Av'ns Robinson
Fa i .:o SsD E:n
0roReErows,, Sc, Jan is-An .chII W% Pollard Brun.
s MEADE Sa Saa Emma Cook West ''A'
brig H.: %SS 8, pa%:
Penaeols Ga British ship Jane Barbara, Brown Liver
p'f MsI1 J Jan sXr ship Robert Burton
Nsw .y Dec:
Oven; i day. from tieaiassSs :eEr Repeater jarvis
a .ssA es xa aac Ga Ss Rys
Curtis. Porto Rico.
.ss: as 5 Sp k.i. H..'. Br Ne: o
Parsons: Mobile: 49,.
P,;s ;sG r:: An
Pnceis Vsuxhn Liyerpool bfiSs fuiltan Amsbury New
wh: lying too Cape Hsefa: Ezekiel Dennis Of CARD.
Me knocked overheard by the main boom and
and Brit sh byk British ship Sir Ropert Peel Gray,
81 Johns, N b: Baldwin, Bas.et New York
river 2t tsb,ent but dsys schr Wodemar smith, Pro-
yineeown with remainder Of saved from bark Rosa
bella
WILMINoroN, Jan lsth-AIr sch Olive, Smith, from New
Ecgg, fin &, KI,.. Locust from Ply%ou,h brig. Be
Mshony. Nstanzas Cid Elizabeth Show for Ponce
Rico; 10th scbr J Holt, Holt, tor Orleans.
WAsHroToN NC-Ar week ending 18th inst, schrs Star,
Gsntier; MslviiIs, and Thomas Nancy. Allen York;
Pampco. Fulford, West Indies; Havens Barrett, New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-19
Foreign Markets.

FRENCH Corn MARKErs.-The Consfifutionnel has the
following on this subject: 1.-THE price of bread in Paris
remains fixed for the first fortnight of the present month
at 40 tine kIogramme (alb) first quality, and 3s the
second qualify the fall which took place in no the
end OF the month not having been sufficient to make
for the rise Of the preceding markets This fall which
has been general, has also been without effect the
monthly table published by the Minister of Agriculture,
to serve as the regulator for the duties import and
port since this table is established changes which
took place in the last week in October and the st and
second weeks in November. This table, therefore,
shows fresh rise the general average established on
the alst October last The general average which,
that period, was at 2of &c., ia 27f 79c, rise of
H. 43c Let us hope that the next month will give us
better result We learn that arrivals of foreign corn
continue to be received at Masees and that some flour
mas been imported from the United States avrc has
also received some wheat from the Mediterranean The
rise has been general and it extends pretty generally
throughout all the departments, with the exception Of
the markets OF which Metz Verdun Scissors and Char
leve, are the regulators and where il has never ex.
ceeded 4ac The greatest rise has been the
OF Ssumur Nantes, and Muans, where it exceeded
IL Nevertheless the average Of these markets remains
nearly i0 below the averages Of those of the Upper and
Lower Rhine"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-19

Bark Empire Kes.eu of rosnd) 20 days from New Or
leans with cotton, 10 Elwell
Br brig Rose Num- II days from Barbados in ballast to
Dunsconbe & Beckwih. Left a number Of Am vessels,
recolIected. -
Br schr Charles Whten, from Dominica and 10 days I'm
81 Thomas, with 5000 oranges 10 Kelly Left ship
"obbs probably the Margaret Forbes before
put dist aud condemued brig Star Of Bruns
wick Me, unc Virgin, from Barbados for NJ Domingo,
schI Robert Murry. from Dominica. The schr
- Of Ipswich was towed into St Thomas on the Sd inst,
by several small boats she dsmssed lost deck load OF
of lumber &c the late gales and number Of other
gor days hence for Apalachcos Capt Written reports
schr Sarah Nash Coperhold, "A days from New Orleans
with sugar and molssses, to Ravens Co.
schI Julia Nancy Lewis, Newbern, NC, naval stores.
schr David Risey. Corassen, from Washington, NC ma
val stores.
y schr Pontiac. Phillips days from Elizabeth City NC
with 3ioo bushels corn, bound 10 Providence.
Schr Mary Somers Newbern, Nc, naval stores.
Returnsd-Prusslan bark Wihelmina, Schmidt bouna
Antwerp with Of ibboom. &c having been in
Also Isturned-BiiE Mary Ellen TiLiob. for Cur.en
Came to anchor inside OF the Hook Sunday night On
Monday morning Prusssn bark Wihelmina dred Atoul
warks, &c. Returned to repair damages
Also returped-Shp Ann for Havre consequence of the
appearance of the athef and head wind.
Below
2ships-wind ESE, and thick fog
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-19
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home POrts

ALEXANDRIA, Jan 13-Sd bark Genl Harrison, for BaIbs-
does.
dam rinneer Graham from london: Fr.uch shin
(aew) Boudia from bordeaux banks Hermitage Fry, from
NOeaps; Loretto Fish, Bckmore, from do; Georges Ro-
birson, from do brig Sens, Jack,oa,
Effort Jackemsn. from NewbyTypoIt; Mari1s5 Godfrey,
9rins Jackson stafford Rette1ssm; bark Mnrgs5ss Hugg
schrs Joseph Turner Chase West ndes Yeso, Ryar,on,
metro. -.
NORFOLK, Jan l-Arr bark Olga Turner Boston. Balti-
pilot boat Constitution from crusereport:
and American bark the yesterdays that the Br
to ye,terdsy ship Chare and bark St Cord in Hamp'
both FIN NYok went mp James River yesterday Sid from
Iomdon Ga sehr Carol;ne Shank W indiss Sd scSrs
Mary Halves, Hawes, Providence; Exile, Hand, NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-19
New York Cattle Market.

JAM ls-At Market, $50 beef CATTLE 1000 Sheep and
30 cows and calves
Beef Cattle-The offering much larger this week.
ana the market not quite SO quick. We quote SIS SO
90, to cover all transa etiens.
Cows and Caves.-The market was all cleared out at
$40 a % to SOL
sheep-The offering was more than usually large and
we note Decline and place figures at 81 to SO for
the bulk OF sales, and So rs for choice lots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-19
MARITIME HERALD.

Cleared.
Banks 81 Andrew Rich, 0lasgow. Buchanan. Harris Coz
Johana George Bem) Geerkes, Bremen Oelnchs \ Kru
IL, Greed Rio de- ssseir9, sheldns Ferris: imosens
leans, Elwell Co; PeconIc Park, Apalaehicola,
Henry, Chester Richmond Allen r. xson. Barge Whale
Baldwin, South Amboy.
49, Arrived.
mp Uncm, Latham, I6 days from New Orleans, with
S 70 \ Hurbut Co. On the 9Th, off Doubs Head
nn o' FEY exchanged signals with ship Martha Washing
'on, rom Mobile, bound to Havre.
81 John sS,oa, Csp, ., days from Hull and days from
Ion 20 s2, spoke bark Bristol Of Bath bou adj h.
il bi ao Wssh lof BaltimoreJ a days from Antwerp,
~ vnast, 70 Wesser il8 steeraae passepgers Dec io
st lon - gale from the lore top,s yard Henry
smith, OF New York, seaman. ' '"' '
with sugar, TO master, ~ ''P' "on' Hs's"s'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-19

IT, or they are to resist to the last; and when that
ance shall tano sir; God forbid that we should utter
the word but God save US from the result.
tbs late We must gather you up the local news to-
morrow The news from the south you will have duly
Luis has given the President great relief Open
at the Presidents to night Large company present
Respectfully, THE DOCTOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-19
COM MERCIAL.

New York, Jan. IL.
AsHEs.-Thore is nothing doing in ashes We quote
as before-Pots, SIS; Pearls, SIS so.
BRxAD,rUsrs-No change in the price of -four, and
not much doing.
CorToN.-The sales, to-day, are 200 bales On Sat.
urday they reached $500 bales Very little ia doing for
export and our own spnners being generally stocked
much to SPECTATORS Unless large advance should oc
cur on the other side or freghts become nominal sx-
porters will be limited purchasers until stocks accumu
late on this side, when the article will 70 forward on
American account We consider the quotations at which
there BUYERS O - "
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.RrooL CLAssIrIcArIors

o'oCk-oo,VOV paIes Amount on sale 50OO bales.
REAL Estate AT AUcrIoN--2 Story brick front
house and lot No. 6lS Grand st. 25xl00. .... g. $50
story brick front house No 2S4 Broome st. 81 l0X
W Tvs {. =. - ,OO0
story frame house and lot, $50 Broome st. ad.
joining the last lot same size. a oOe
story frame house and lot AZ Essex 25xS7 g. a 600
story frame house lot 10 Mulberry st. 25xIOo 600
story brick front house and lot No White st.
near WesH bIoadway, ioxo9. 5000
story brick front house aud lot No White st.
adjoining last, same size. 8 900
lots on Lexington avenue, between 2sth and goth
streets each "a feet 81 inches by l0O 800 each3 600
story brick house and lot No. Mangin st near
Grand street, % by 100. .... .-..... A. 200
story brick front house and lot on 18th street.
near Dry Dock street, 81 by IS feet inches Il $50
story brick front house and lot No. IA Roosevelt
street, with brick stables rear 80 by l32 feet 400
story brick house and lot No IL Bethune street.
between Greenwich and Washington streets. Lot
story house and lot No lis Bank st. 20 7Hs5 a o0O
story frame. house end lot No. 276 Mulberry st.
story brick house and lot No. All Broome st.
. % &C, I0U
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Nc MENRCURyTNo CoPAIvA.n-Dr. Cullen.

COUGHS, COUGHS, COUGHS
CORBYN's COUGH LoZEN0Es-Prepared by Corbv,
- Co. 800 Holborn London The best article II eYs
n: lunSs, asthma consumption ke for sale By o. COLBY
~ Pearl street. conner Of traakfot agent for the United
bUtea n imsN
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YklVATE MISREPRESENTATION A. ID. ls4D.
a FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF QUACKEHY.-Tbe
Pharmacy established for the suppression Of auaehe
Of private nature and confidently promise
requiring medical treatment safe and
without injury the constitution confinement
business nyalids particularly requested make app
as vast amount Of suffering and time may be thus avoided
One Of the members of the CoIeg for years
those complaints, attends for consultation dsy from AM
to8P.M.
Terms-Advicc and Incidence SECURE eaaranteed
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDS-Penoss
living in the country and finding il Involvement makv
personal application have forwarded them chest
tanning all medicine requisite perform radical BY
stating their explicitly together with all symptoms,
time of contraction, and received elsewhere
tiny. and enclosing s., postpaid, addressed to
W. 8. RICHARDSON, NJ D.,
o5 Nassau gtrcat. New York.
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IL UNTEhlAN DYSrENSAKf, No. 9 Division street.
established A. 1885 by the present proprietor for the
q the e. sale Of DIR HUNTERS RED DROP. Th, medicine
thoroughly this hod disease without injury to the con-
sttuton and without diet hndrance from business
when all else have failed comprehensive treatise accom-
paniss each vial with full directons whchis warranted
to cure m all cases. no matter how long standing
or now deeply seated IN the with less trouble
patient and in shorter space Of time, than any other
wal. iJxImsr
NO MERCURY-NO COPAIVA."-Dr. Cullen's In
dian Vegetable Remedy, il q domestic preparato on
composed entirely Of sans no mercury or any
other mInera and very pleasant to the taste
glees and all syphc complaints in all their FORMS cured
in few days u the medicine is taken directed II the
most certain and safeand the speedy esdcator this
disease leaving the system perfectly healthy Sold whole
s,le and retail by O. Fay General Agent No. 1856 Fulton
3i Broadway Bowery OF Spring street, Bowe cor
nsr Of Grand street, and ia Canal Hudson corner
OF Spring streets ~ Houston 1853 Division street, D
vision street, sl Monroe street, SO Bower No sAyenue d.
81 Hudson street, Fulton. Of Adams street,
Badger Newark Pearson, Railway, and Williams Williams
Durgn rrcexi do lmsr