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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-22

QUITE TRUE.-I'he Northampton GA
zette says:
1.-The idea, quite common among pious
young men, that they cannot fulfil their
mission OF good TO mankind without getting
into the pulpit, has filled the sacred desk
with great many poor preachers"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-22

II We call the attention of our readers TO the
advertisement ToContractors, in another column
Our lighthouse it viii be perceived, is soon to be
commenced, and will doubtless be completed with
no more delay than is unavoidable
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-22

VIRGINA-Since the choice of a Demo-
cratic candidate at the special election in
Giles and Mercer, the Legislature Of Virgiu-
ia stands, Oh joint ballot, 81 Democrats, SO
wings.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-22

u We are under special obligations TO Mr. Ro-
chester Clerk Of the Hudson, for papers containing
late and important Mexican intelligence. He will
please accept our thanks, hoping the fayors may be
continued
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-22

QUoRUM.-The bylaws of one of the
religious societies in this city, provide that
a mgority Of the members present shall
constitute a quorum for the transaction of
business. They find no difficulty in OBJ
tanning a quorum Manchester American.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-22

Election IN Maine.-The result Of the late Guber-
Material election in Maine exhibits decided demo
cratic gan. Dana has been elected by the people,
having majority over all opposition. Last year
no choicc-Dana having been elected by the Legis-
lature:
Iernoat Eiec'ion-The result in Vermont man.
TESTS great democratic gains. There has been no
choice of Governor by the people, and the proba-
bilites are that the Legislature will be democratic
which vii! secure Democratic administration in
that State
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-22

ANSWER TO TUE GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA N
LAsH WEEK PAPER. THOMAS HART BEN
TON. Solutions; Tobasco, Henry, Oxiord, Me
"a, Alg'e,s st. Ca,harine Hudson, Alps Rome
Thomas, B.scay Ebro, Norway Tennessee, Usage,
Nile
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-22

Col. Thomas H. Benton is preparing his
Memoirs of Thirty Years in the Senate of
the United States, with reflections on most
emipent Statesman of that period.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-22

II Foreign news of Importance is expected
The Sarah Sands the Union, and the Britannia have
IL, ere this probably arrived from England and
France at Boston and New York.
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THE TELEGRAPH.
c. L. sHoLEs, TOR.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. %, ls47.

VoLNEY B. PALMER, at his real estate and Coal
Agencies,
No 60, Pine street, Philadelphia:
Tribune Buildings New York
No Is, State street, Boston, and
Southeast corner of Baltimore and Calvert strts,
Baltimore,
Is agent for receiving subscriptions for the TEL
EGRAPH
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-22
By Special Express to Philadelphia Ledger
Further Particulars from Merico-Gene-
raj Scott aCOunded-ProspectS Of Peace.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 16-10a A. M.
ken prisoner:

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 16-l0a A. M.
News from Mexico confirmed. Some
accounts say 400 of our troops fell in the
battle.
Reported Parades and Bustamenta, march
ing upon Mexico dealing death and destruc-
ton to American forces.
All foreigners and deserters fighting
against US are now prisoners. In number
seventy two.
Gen. Scott was wounded by grape.
The armistice is regarded as one of San
Ia Annals old tricks to gain time. He is
backed by the British Minister.
Valencia is said to have been drunk at
time of the battle.
His army is dispersed and prospects of
peace are Frightening.
IATER--PITTsBURGH, l2a p. M.-Gen.
SaIas blames Eerrejis with his defeat, also
says Valencia run from the field at the
commencement of the fight.
Banner of the Foreign Legion captured
device, harp and st. Patrick.
A wagon train entered Mexico the 2Sth,
but were driven out by the rabble with
stones.
Santa Anna apologized to Scott for not
preventing the disturbance.
Mr.. Trist appears well pleased with the
success of negotiations. Some say they
are going smoothly, others say not. The
Mexicans hope the Nueces will be the
boundary line.
Mai. Gaines in Scots staff at the bat
ties.
Mai. Borland, another prisoner who had
oeqcpad- shouldered his musket in the fight
released.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-22

u We are under especial obligations to Col.
Wentworth for extra in advance of all other in
tellgence, containing the details of the late Mex-
can battles.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-22

er in actual service, or released from duty
to enjoy the relaxation of social life, is for
getful or regardless of the prophecies becom-
ing his station.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-22

Resulars-Moor Mills, IS Infantry;
Capt Burke, list Artillery Capt Hanson 7th In.
hntry; Capt Thornton ID Dungeons, Capt Quarle>
9th infantry Capt. Cassion LIST Artillery, Capt
Anderson 2ud inf, Lieut.. Moons LIST arty bat at
tached to Gen Cadwalladers staff Lieut. Preston
johnson lst art'y, but attached 10 Major Granjys
battery, Lieut.. lastly % INF, Lieut.. Goodman 18th
int, Lieut. Hoffman Isl art
NoLrNrEERs.-LieutC Chandler \. Y reg, and
Col. 1. NJ. Batter, Its. David Adams and Will
Jams OF :. {. reg,
WOUNDED
REsrLARs.-Col Clarke of 5th inf. slightly:
Col. Morgan, 10th inf severely; Mai Wade. 81 art
severely, Maj. Bromdeth, 9th inf slightly. Cant
Wesseit, 4th inf. severely; Capt Philip Reanv. Isl
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q. wsls Bss;ssa, Z MsCS,.a 5,i : ces R2lr
yohpsoa 4 Lowden; Ousco, -
B0stoa.
TO o Benson & Co. 18th inst. lsE3! poke brig
Billows from 81 John. NIB, for AlexAndri
Brig ImsEsns CLARK. baltimore. -. in ballast 70
ssEr Hopkins. Hatfield aanpA Ia days. coal.
w SsSs Pioneer Nsls 6o. ''sr n.sl''s to Samuel
Sehr FrnnII vfhpson, 6shich fish TO master
S.hr io.o1 - bursess. HaEacnke 4 iays, 20 master.
schr N p pune oearson, tbik, days.
sclsf Twa A. IN plan e. North Carolina, days.
e hr L Honn ~. s1] Hat6eldI Baltimore.
schr Eisa6dfg DuAer Virginia.
Below
ships; bark; brigs--unknown.
Sailed.
Packet ship Sddons for Liverpool ship Liberty for Liver
pool.
The Jersey pilot boat Eclipse the Esd inst the bar
picked up life buoy painted yelow. with black letter. ar
ers Ii Buoy Hull England) There mans cap close
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CAKLIsLE III AuHubV %, 1871.
The Riot Trfai-.acquitai Of Professor Nc Chntoek.
The whole Of Saturday, until very late hour In the
evening, occupied by the counsel in the riot
in addressing the jury. Judge Hepburn delivered
able and lucid charge to the jury who retired about
O'Clock. 1t was understood yesterday that the jury
had agreed upon their verdict the anxiety to
tain the fate of the defendants intense this
ing that the court crowded almost as
it was opened The public feeling In measure
Gained by the announcement Of a verdict Of not guilty
with regard to Professor McClintock Twelve Of the
colored however convicted AMI there is great
anxiety to know what will be the extent Of their sem
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T ACE CAPEs----PETER ROBERTS, s7s Broadway
IL respectfully solics the attention of ladies visiting New
York to his stock Of goods comprising the following viz
Maeine Lace Capcs from 30 upward white and black Vi
embroidered Muslin Cape. 81 Sol Do do Chm5eas 81 do d?
cents; tape bordered do ca infants Robes and Waists
cheap ladies' needle work and tambour Dresses do
I EFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE WANT
IL ED-Ladies or gentlemen supe ruous effects
dispose Of such Wearing Apparel FamltEe &c. can OBJ
through the Post Office. 9therwise who will attend at
their residences. j. LEVENSTYN,
4Ge Broadway up stairs
Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. J. Levenstyn.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-31
New York Cattle Market

MONDAY MORNING, Aususr 3O-At Market-lsO0
Beef Cattle, rs Cows and Calves and Ass Sheep and
Lambs.
Beef Cattle-There have been more cattle offered
this week than for several months past and prices have
given way fully SOC per The ruling quotations are
$50 81 per cwt. The sales have been large,
though operators have not been active enough to clear
the market, and about 800 head unsold.
Cows and Calves-Market steady SaleB at prices
fully equal to these last quoted, viz -$4 $40 to $40
All sold
Sheep and Lambs-The supplies now very numer.
Gus sheep 81 81 90 to So TO- Lambs 75c. TO 81 90
60 7ks
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Cd BROADWAY (corner of John st.).-TO THOSE
lOk WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.

Fom the Evening Post )Specimens Rings unapproach.
able Verbcpa for ShavingThts article universally
praised BY those who made trial it year took the first
premium Of the Institute Fair Indeed it fully conceded
by those who know that it impossible manufacture
article equal soitening to the skim fragrant to the
destroyer Of eckes aud pimples and sold cheaper
the old ALL therefore, would consult
and comfort in shaving should possess of it.
by experience be the best kind of shaving SOAP and
those persons who have troublesome boards should be
without it.
Prepared and for SALE wholesale and RETAIL by Charles H.
Ring Druggist, 1872 Broadway, corner of John street.
mn
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Movements OF tho Packets.
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST Ar.

Cleared.
ships-siddons, (packet) Cobb Iv.rool e u r,,.
Roehs'ett Gus, Liverpool Ewe'l@ Co; Missouri {PrstS
Won Hanover, (tam) Muller. Manzsn,,
liz; Orleans Barrett Hamburg schmidt K bScb." a si
berry Charleston. Sutton; Rob Roy, Arnold P,etoo c.n
ter X CO.. 10"
Bngs--Nstiye Lass Fumiss. st Johns, NE II w;,,,.,,
George Washington. Cogsins, Philadelphia, Gen Lnc.o
Gondy, Boston, '''
schrs-E H Hsniek, Jones, Bsmoos, Brett vess, Nor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-31

ANTwERPShip Msrhe29s bills nails order-s c,ses "a
Dungeon.
NAssAuBg Fnces-6655 bushels salt 81 cow hides 40
sheep skins 90 horns anchors chain cable 10 sails a
Benson * co-3o bales sponge Newman Odonweil.
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PnILApELYnIa. Auguat


PHILApELPHI,, August 80, ls47.
The weekly record of the Health Office notes loo
deaths in the city and county during the past week
adults, 81; children, 80
Two boys, aged seven and nine years, the of
Patrick Tute drowned on Saturday in quarry
pond in the outskirts of the city 1t is supposed they
fishing and that fell in land the other persisted
with him In attempting his rescue The finding Of two
stray hats the water led to the discovery of their
bodies. They the emily children Of their parents,
and the catastrophe has affected the father pro-
duce insanity
girl about avs years Of age, while playing upon
large pair Of whse that had heavy piece Of timber
pended beneath Chem, thrown to great height by
the lever flying back the fastening that held IL down be-
ca}airSI detached accidentally Though thrown dis
81 eighty feet from the spot, and falling upon the
|stonc/ she escaped without the breaking of bone,
eh hef system has received such = shock that her
very in very doubtful
he Vest Jersey Guards Capt. Naglee. leave in the
lily line to-morrow for New York. where they are to
nbark for Mexico. They have been for some time
past quart tered at Fort Mlfin.
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
FasT BolRD6700 State S. 30: 30 Leheh 49, 100 Reading
railroad, 9&
ArrEa sALEs-lio Grard bank, 49, 1900 u Treasury
notes. 03A 1850 do, 03 1860 bank 81; 1000
Loan s. Nj 09z so Femngton Copper 10; $500 Stie IS,
7I; 20 Lehigh 50; so bank AZ; IS Reading railroad,
Srcosp BoARp-63oc State S. Tx; 1870 U bank *.
ArrER SALEs-20 Western bank, So; 100 State S., TX
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"A terrible tornado visited Schenectady Saturday
afternoon passed the college and uuroofed the
centre wing, and committed other depredations on tie
building lt viii cost at least $4,000 says our informant
10 make good the repairs Several other budIngs .r
uDroofsd and number Of barns sheds were rrled
thsir foun daton Professor Yates beautul f,u,t
garden was greatly damaged Nearly all the trees we're
Frustrated Every thing in it's swept down
Creer uprocted and twisted In t-c though out
AID sssred some ffty ysrds before he again lsndss
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Passengers Arrived.
NAssAu-Brg Frances-Miss l. Smith, James Garrett an
lady,
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u M, schs 1 r qnish, Yosngs,
kbsrrsl CcoDsr.. Mullcan, New bHSy-
bsvis, Bossoa;. xEh, sehn Z 3 Powell.
b Joass. States, do.
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BALTIMORE, August 80, ls47.i
ISe GuadGiguiper's News-.4rrest of Thiepes-Death
of DR.. Berryman--.inother Bank--TheatricaIs-Th
Markets &c.
The news by the steamer Guadalquiver came to
citizens yesterday most unexpectedly. The decline in
breadssus however it is deemed will have effect
markets. it is reduced to the home value all
shipping having ceased However the certainty Of good
crops in Europe may have such effect In
with our own unprecedented crops
number Of arrests have been made within few
days and vast quantity of stolen goods recovered
The thieves, however, all old Baltimore offenders.
DR. BerIyman, senior physician Of the Marine Hospi
tai, near the city, died Saturday, from dsease
trsct6d whilst in the performance of his duties.
Sales Of Stocks mt Baltimore.
a. lCi asked lU3 bids state 6s closed S9 asked, 88
bud; ty 6s OF 1890 l0 asked 0Os6 bids Baltimore aud
Ohio Railway shares, 47L asked, 474 bid.
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5000 49,. s::s :s'ss::;. Il IN
.ssi e. q s sBss: g ais & % IL
e. . :. i:: s'i;s
% e sHsss &: % .Ass
Boy =; ':':s : john IN New 2; :
ssa qf ali s.psca6s shsmiss and ps5lsns' New
Traveller. and resident. climate. win highly apprs-
''.i .ss;'Hc
Bachelor. Wall 81. New York. " Beware Of counter
4 Co.. on the 9. vemment stamp aug lM~m
Al EINHAKDT's UILDkD BRASS Len Thks FOR or
De- 400 S:sSss Cos
The heretofore sah.sug between Msinhard,
stoTs W.: dissolved ON the LIST July ME,rHaRpr
- EOh sALE-A Gooa stand fsr T.vera and
G Cogn.rv STORE with $50 ere. Of Land Sf good soil and
i! Tsss Land % Long sSi l:.s$
ssss iss Ssae room
sA A 2h rom 90 is +: r.
G z,bethiown and Somsrvs Railroad passes thIough-
H9 q: F sno sas, s Swssng first rate wi Of WA
The quality Of the land good. and in good state Of cult
Apply jaime. Barr Wednesdays and Thursdays, North
Hotel foot OF Courand other days. Edwd
Stafford Leonard st. corner Of Hudson au26
- COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.-l'hal very de-
E sirablc cadence in beautiful village Of Undertook
C! lum Eouny, fitted up and recently occupied by
the late etcr Hoes, ESQ., is now offered for SALE There
barn. and all convenient buildings The grounds
about four well stocked with large Of
ys ss'
brated nurseries, both and New York The whole
property the most perfect order In the Vllage
Academy second this Sae point Of character
and standing For terms, Gc, apply to DAVID VAN
SCHAACK, Esq. Undertook, or
su1H FOR sALE-WEsTCHEsTFR LAND.-To gen.
oHsmsn in Of sites for seats; market
wishing location in the neighborhood of New York
80 acres Of land the town Of Westcheer, within miles
Of the City Hail. with right of passing Harlem Bridge
Tree Of toll offered private SALE lots containing from
3to SO each The lands within Is minutes walk Of
the lroad front good roads, in the neghborhood Of
good and location healthy Title ndisputable Terms mo
ter Coz or to Walter Rutherford, Counsellor 70 Nassau
New York aula 30t*m
.zsae. FOR sALE-THE PROPERTY IN UNION VII
DT8kA0E, N J-Consistine OF and dwell
AAling HOUSE, barn. COW houses Wagon houses,
crib. barracks with 86H Of excellent Land
high state Of cultivation, well watered and mbered The
crops not by the statenor hs store
bargain, the old attend TO It. Title
ndsputable. Apply to JAS B. BARR, every Wednesday,
at the Northern Hotel foot Of Couandt from A.
M and Thursdays until p M other days the New
York Real Estate Company, corner Broadway and Maiden
lane. J. B. B.
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NEW STYLE OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Just received from The 6r.t manufactures in Vienna
steal Instruments consisting Of bass instruments called Bassa
Tubas, in f. and fat with from TO cylinder and Ia
style of valve caed) drum which the performer
gulate by the springs Of the valves to move according 70 m
valves the complete bass solo in for
chesa military bands together with general assortment
nets Post Horns Ccrnopeans Flues Clarionets &C. may
he had wholesale retail atC G. Chrsmans music and
musical instrument and warehouse 4o Pearl
AMI
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NOBLE AcT-An occurrence took place vester.
day afternoon, at Newburg, which we think en-
titles the commander Of the steamboat NIAGARA
Captain Kellogg, TO the highest commendation and
which related to by ewitness OF the inter
esting 10 appears that the Roger Williams had
made her landing, and when the Niagara stopped A
poor woman who had several children board stepped
to procure few cakes to sppease their hunger
Upon returning 10 the dock the boat of and the
agonzed mother appeared frantic with distress crying
70 the wrnging her hands II In the agony
despair But the distress Of the poor oushod
the ssnsibites Of the captains heart who rounoed to
the boat again and received the poor mother board
Amid the cheers Of the admirng crowd shore we'll
s the applause Of those on board We trust that
Quilted but that his noble craft may receive that encour
sgement from the travelling community which Il 20
emineptly deserves.-FisakfH Standard, .que 10
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/ MPOHLANT-The highly ceieUrted Mn- ~ Mons
1 MONPLAIslR, first dancers u n. reputed Ca La
sssa e. .b n noIsn ,ne medium ,r, q MI N n
before the American public new eatertanmsnt which wi
OF the eminent mimic Mons Bsrh,lomin Composer and Dr.
rector oil the Ballots Mons Corby the great comic d:ncer
ma Bulan, and Mons. Grossi. - =,
All applications for engagements be made Mr. L. Mar
n the sole agent for the Bartholomin and Monpa,s Com
psny for the United States his residences 200 Broadway
Hotel de Paris. au26 ThSaSuxIulw re
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TIME ORIGINAL .jALVANIC RINGS bands, belts,
pastcrs magnetic fluid &c. wholesale snd stail a 93
terms Warranted to be by the original makers
and the price much reduced 1872 Broadway corner John
street. auzv sVt1Ic
\ EOPOLD T. MAURICE HELBRONNER importers
IL OF French Feathsr Flowers and Maerlsi No l39 Viii.
liam street, Fulton New York Once in Paris
I'D street Of Tsire su9 30fs
TlTFICE Or THE NEW YORK. FIRE AND "A
~ RINE INSURANCE Co, New Y ork, August 4, l&7
Dividend Of per cent, Of the profits OF the last
MONTHS payable demand. at the Office Of TIE company No.
~ Wall street " UNDEhH'jL,
ss a0fs,n ss~-efsrv
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, DEALERS IN PERU.
~ merry Toilet Soaps Patent Medicines, Fancy Articles
in every variety supplied upon the lowest terms No
Courfiapdt street. from Broadway Also VROOM
4 FOWLERS unriyslled Walnut Oil Military Shaving
soap the cur asprins, swe,a:d the 6ut premium
.s.;....- sSov soSSsf 0sfSs S*sgiT1r,l, ss..,.
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GREAT FIRE AT NEwBURGH.-Last night, about
half past 2 O'clock, fire broke out in the stables
owned by Thomas Powell, south Of BAzzards notel in
this village, which spread to all the buildings In
the nejghborhood For time we we're 9pprehensive of
the destruction Of the most valuable part Of the village
but thanks to energetic fromen and two splendid
companies which to their assistance from Fishk
Landing and Matteswan, tn confagrstion checked
about daylight The loss has been heavy, but we
as yet unable to give the particulars The fire CON-
meced in the upper part of the stables which enabled
those earliest on the spot to save all but Of the
horses A large number of carriages burnt Biz
yards hotel unexpectedly saved but the fire spread
In the rear to A. & NJ II. Belknsps soap and tallow
chandery and to their store the of First
Water streets Thence IL swept everything to the brick
building occupied by Hamilton Stewart where IL
rested he following Is list of the other sufferers
Daniel harrington jr. painter j. B Grurnmn, hard
ware; J. M'Fariane chair maker Daniel Harrington,
paint store; large four story brick building-with
valuable ttck Of goods; b + Buckingham, saddle and
harness; Mrs strachan, millinery; Aaron Dezendorf,
carpenter; J. Lynch, blacksmith
Much loss was also experienced In the removal of
goods aud furniture from houses stores which were
for aloog time In imminent danger In the borhood
Loss over $4,000 -NeU6urgh Highland Courier
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NJ OTlCE-If this should meet the view of JOHN 20.
IN SEPH NICOLL, who apprenticed some yea
baker BY the name of G. Brothers, he wiz learn some.
BILE No. IS Wall street. New York. or to the subscriber
HUI. tingt0n, Long Island.
au2l l2tcod&m u. B. OAKLEY.
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- LOOK ~ THlS..Lsdies, Caters, slippers Bus
kn. Ties House slig: White and Black S S,tln
Of Boots and Shoes, Of the finest style. Also large
assortment of misses and chiIdrcns
Gentlemen will find in this great assortment Of fine
Boots and Shoes, calf and patent leather: Caters Of all
kinds Also Boys Boots Caters and Shoes, Of all and
sizes.
All of the above Of the best quality and cheap ss7 Broad
as 3Otsrc NJ CAHILL
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

FHILApELFHIA Aug 5U-f
Arrived schrs Turk Crowell Boston; Lexington, Wright,
dol Emelne Garxood. Providence; jane. and samuel So
MAJ. Hill, H,schbon Bangor; Boston. Townsend Norwich;
Warren, ,,eh do Nnesu, Mason. East GREENWICH;
Rivers barges Mars York; Shark. Stevenson
do steamer Josephine, Wilcox, Hartford.
Cleared briggs Caspian, Wiloughby Chareston; London,
Jones. Boston; Emm. Baker do Benj.mn Carver Carver,
Coombs Chsresto Irene, Burns Boston; Angler Burgess,
do Susan Ross Hengan do: Richmond. Gibbs do; Lexins-
ton Wright do James and Samuel Somers, York; barges
CLcsa.eake, Thomas, and Venus. Wilson. do,
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GUNTER's DINING SALOON, No. 1l7 Fulton st.-H
" II GUNTER desires TO make known to his numerous
ted and thoroughly renovated hs Dining Saloon and
boast of airy comfortable and neat saloon
The city affords he attentions and need only
be be arecated and he only asks visit CONVINCED
all who call will not fail againand fire.
queny His Larder heretofore, shall be bountully sup
piled with the choice productions Of the markets. which
~ Open SUNDAYS. aus l5eod&m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-31

nR. HOLLICK, (Lecturer Physiology and Female Dis
IL and author of "Neuropsthy the Origin of Life
&c,) q Warren street. Office hours from a M. nt
employs his of Neuropahy founded
upon the laws Of physiology and electro dynamics
> Strangers will be less liable delay disappointment
by calling before II A. NJ, when Dr. H. is usually
leisure.
N BAH DR. HIS celebrated models which form perfect
Museum Of Human ANATOMY, kept at the Office, and will
exp med those patients who wish study their
structure and understan their diseases.