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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05
Newspaper---AbOIitioni.m-rhe Presidency.


NEwNAHETT, Hzhisnd Co. Ohio. May % lsf7.
Perhaps il might not be o1t Of place to say that
for many years was regularly supplied with the
New York American. and the general tone
thereof 50 accorded with M humble views Of
every prominent subject that when il ceased 10 be-
losi snd lonely who is shu, out from the
HIGHT Of the world While IN TIE reception Of the Amer
lean was as familiar with the City Of NeyS-Y0rk as
With my osn country town. knew then the wants
the wishes the designs and the prospects Of the inhsb
tants OF that great Emporium. could almost hear the
rattle Of the drsy snd omnibus and the shout of the
mobocrscy AZ they would stsggsr aEsv from the pos
after successfully voting snd aiding ia the uprootnz
and upturung of their own best interests
b, Tor time past ind myself growing ignorant.
purely for the want OF Information. The great City Of
NevYsrk seems far CT and fast fading on. Of view:
am losing the hang OF the Political the Commercial the
Literary, and almost Of the Religious world and all for
the " ant Of good, substantial dgniied Newspaper,
Miserable IL the man who prefers not a newspaoer %
almost any other temporal luxury or earthly comfort
and In country the children Of the man who eschews
8 newspaper have very visible ssin.ne procliviiy
have thought In former times that the Tribune
rather strongly spiced with Ab0lltioni.rn bu
am not quite certain but that In this was somewhat
mistaken ~ All events am vary certain that to this
complexion must 10 al come a. last Can you con
ceive OF any position in which man con place himself
in which be looks contemplate az whoa IN ore hand
be holds our BIZ. Of Rights Contribution which de-
cares AT men free equal and in possession OF naliena
BE rights, while In the other he clutches dagger 10
thrust into the vtsls Of nsshbornc Nation Tor the ex
press purpose ofcxtsnding the area Of Slavery
Fortunately. this foolish War i unpopular Few
very few attempts 20 Justify and its author has sunk
far below the lowest depth which even John Tyler
would sink %.
But fear that il is foreordsnsdr decrsed tia,
Gen Taylor shall be our next President Not but what
may vote for him II nominated by the Whgs-nor
that there i any good ground doubt his honesty or
capAbity for OF ihst W can know but very little But
don't Ike 20 be humbugsed = dent Ike to see the
People ready % worship epauiies AZ were the Jews
OF old to worship golden calves don't ike to see this
general uprising OF the People in favor of man for no
other than thsthe IL the successful General
of his day.
have been Whig ab igifiO snd expect ever 10 be
one. and would ike 10 the great Whig party adopt
for their motto BE jus, and tear not
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

NEwHAMPsHRE.-The Legislature Of this State
assembled at Concord on Wednesday, Hon HAIR.
RY HIBBARD Loco was chosen President Of the
Senate by vote of 7 tol. john II. GEORGE was
chosen Clerk by the same vote
In the House there was no choice Of Speaker on
the first ballot some of the Locos having omitted
the Jr in the name Of their candidate On the
second ballot MosEs NORRIS, Jr- Loco was elected,
receiving l4s votes to 1873 for ASA Fowler, (Whig
and Ind and scattering LEWIS Smith was
elected Clerk by about the same vote and CHARLES
b. FLETCHER Assistant Clerk
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ASorHER sPEECH ~ Cor. BENT0y-At a
complimentary dinner O. CLas D. Drake. by the -
Louis Law Association tie 22i ult Col. Benton re
sponded 20 a compliment O. The Z s snaie-Shieh h
remarked inien "a 70 Be more conservative body
than the Houss-a1ie b resist Executive power 90 the
one hand. and the stormy Faye Of excited popular
feeling % the other Good Whig doctrine1
de- cited the o.. gon question Ia which the senate
had molly acted tlis eolservatvs part The Senate
had doue is dsiy az these occasions and now agsn
the Executive should require rs advice uPos The mode
Of terminsruE Wsr which al wish 20 see ended 10
would meet The 0cczs0a with courage and frankness
sni give the advice due the interests " The tWo
publics-aad g. The harmony and stability Of the rePuo
hcan system IN the NJ World
Hs then turned % TIE Object Of ths fess,-to honor
the founder Of the Law li1rsry and commented upon
the value OF such Institutions Newark Adv.
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SChoolo.
FRENCH LANGUAGE.

FRENCH LANGUAGE.
A RE- YOU DESTROYS Of leaning tho French language
"A In short IT time, Pla1se Try LAGROlXS
ANALYTICAL AND ORAL METHOD,
which essentially practical and cscueed especis ly to
enable pupils without difficulty ledun, 10 speak French
correctly or huenty.
Prof d. Lsgrox viii commence on Monday June 1871,
70 form clasies Tor Ladies' ana Gentlemen
TgRMs-~5 per month three lessons week
- per mOuih-dRily lesson.
Private lessons also given For farther particulars apply
from 10 ?. ~ a. tbs ProessoTs residence, $50 Broad
way, lsthoor
Rets-snes,-Meisrs. Campbell white John White,
John La Fargo, p Gailiardet jel Wv
BOARDING IN yfetch Family AZ Wilian.burgh.-
~ Professor OF tho french Language, having furnished
with elegance and comfort large ami beautifully finished
house In Wilnmfburgh. within one minutes walk Of the
PecEsp Ferry wishes 20 accommodate, Tor the Summer
season. limited number n married or Single ladies' or
gentlemen The situation IL Of he most delightful Ia
The ue ghbOrh0Od Of NewYOfk commanding an extensive
view OF the hlrbOr snd Cy ~ NewYork, with the sur
rounding Lessons 10 the french Language EnG
Musc required. Apply In sonih kighh-si IN tide jth
house from the river between Second and Third ts WI
lisnaburgh myii I'm
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Allstellaneons.
n1Enn REWAMn.-F.Ionr--

S15O hEyAEiD1E S;y ,y,. Robert Robert
brothers ae Of Leeds County Of York England Woosn
Cloth Manufacturer Scdbb and Dyers have sbscoud
Cd charged with several forgeri.s, &c.
Notice is hereby given that the above reward Will DO
given 10 any person who will Gpprehend aud ofge them
fcienl International power having been given tho proper
authorities for the Naturalization Ofsny person Jng }
or % nny person giving su'h private Information Will
lead 10 trer apprehension on application 10 NJ william
Jam Superintendent ~ Police Of the Borough OF Leeds
IN The County Of YORK. England. whom all communcs
Hons must be aiiressei the care Of Anthony Barclay
ESQ Her Britannia Msjesiys COusnl City Of New York.
DEsCRPTION- Robert Glover about 81 10 50 Old
sisnd. about feet Inches Agh rather brOad, and walks
suhy be hls someghnt saliOw complexion i bald on
The forehead; IA fOrEsLT susn and has lived all his fs
In or near Leeds.
Frederick Glover Il about f Or years old stands sbOnt
feet high more Is broad and ruundslouIdered, and
st0ops walking; walks heavily slowly and sihly. very
dark complexion CARA har has prominent teeth Is York
shire man and has lived Ell his NE 10 Leeds.
William Glover IL about "a to 90 years Old Ond about
feet 10 inches high, has rather long snd thin vsage and
light complexion, has good teeth and lish, hair.
Clinton Hotel. N-g-IOrk, May -. 1871.
~ B-If only Of tie shove be- arrested reward Of
500 will be- given; 1.-TWO. si4h my4i 2w'
" b. PALMER Toe ercredl ed Agent Of The best
The Unied States, Canada, &c specially appointed BY tbs
respective pOpr-tors, is dsiy receiving and forwarding
Advertisements and subscription from bis several Offices
viz
NEw-YoRg-Tribune Buillings-oppOsiie tie Pars.
PHiLaDELPHiA-N w. corner Third and Che.ngt-sts
BDsrON-NO. 20 Stale street
BALrDoRg-S. w. corner NORTH and Fayete sta
" Cards containing complete lei OK lht Towns cost
Of advertising &C mzy be- hsd III his Oces, where the
Agent may BE- consulted and Information obtained TO
abe advertisers 70 adopt safe, ldiclOus and thorough
system Of sdgersng on large Or small sciir and select
such sections of county sni such papef8 are beet
suiied their respec i've pursuits AZ the gent has 10
connexon with any other srsou s orders Intended for
him should be addressed 20 v. q. PALMER.
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per quarter, ard Indian Meai 10 IS S6s per Dbl TIE
opinion now ~ h- firm that prices will s,ill 20
much higher The weather Il mild. with frequent warn
showers, and ne growing crops present The prouis-
Ing sppearsrcs-On Gaze 10 scafce-Ee Tow quote Thick
Round q and Thin Ohlong ell . n Joe per t0a
Lard - 5f Tor bills snd 81 o. Tor Beef IN small
stock snd prices Mshs5 I00a Tor Prime Mes and l15s
for prime ndis Beef he latter IN tlerces q So he
Yours, truly, q. W A.
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Foreign Markets.
Correspondence o. The Tribune.

LONDON. May Is, 1871
Dcqr 81 Since my respects Of he 81 inst prices Of
all ki,ds Of al kinds Of Bfea3s,us have mssrsly ad-
yareed This OF lhings have been brought about
chiefly from the late discovery Of ne baroness Of soe
~ RrsssstuF IN tbs country and The nlelh from
yoar s5e ha the supply from hence Will come far short
81 he Quantity supposed earlier 10 the season There now
sansT, moi No be above monhs supply OF BresdstuSs 10
he whole country and not above two weeks supply In
London. Consequently English White Mhesi Ia. gone
m 10 rs ll6s per quarter, and Red 81 los HOS ned
s.is, vlosr 70 8 Ss per bbL ndisn Corn 70 " 70 75s
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General Notices
rEREEoroGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
F0WLERs - WELLS,
ISI kas-an-st. y. y.
GTNLETrERs AVID NEWSPAPERS z
-ssASs'--s. FOX FOREIGN PORTS.


Y Letters Bags are open ~ - oece % TIE New
fork Tuhnne for al Foreg1 Por;s acd 81 .eucrs srt
oeVsPa9ers deposited Ia h.s oEcs vii sl~Sys he for.
Esrsed by lhs very ssress vesss.L Yhs department 10
under ths special supervision o. }. B. MOWER, Fac.
wei Known for many years The experienced Snd e-
Gent s1Psrnierder! Of lss Foreign Letter Depamen, OF
the Nes-YOrE City Post once.
bsss are now open Tor a- reception Of letters sni
papers for Inc oAo~rz Places VIZ Lo1dO1. LIVERPOOL
glasgow, Ireland Havrs hGrsees. Amsterdam. Br--
men, Hamburgh. Rio De Jsueiru. Valparaiso. Bueucs
Ayres, Oregon. Mexico PSnsus. ST. Thouss Kingston.
q an xsisnzsi. HsysrA
Once open nom A. NJ IN 10 P ~
= Letfer- and Newspapers viii pa received II
he foreign ship letter Office OF ls N-w.Yofk Tribune FOR
he packet ship DUCHESSE DORLEANS, CAPT Rich.
sltsoa, which sails FOR Havre or the slh Inst
Also viii be received A. the ssms ulace Letters ard
Newsrapers flr Tire packetship HENRY CLAY, Capt
Nye, which iails tor Liverpool on the 6tn inst
Aiso will be received De same place Letters ard
Newspapers FOR TIE narketsh'p MEDIATOR, Captain
Stark. which sails f5r London en- the 9Th inst
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AsEoDoTE OF Mr.. WEBsrER.-ln his speech at
Savannah on the occasion Of the Dinner given him by
the citizens Of tina, place Mr. Webster advertins par
ticulsrly TO the object Of his vstc to southern
culture and Southern people said BE-" have frequently
been asked during my tour, by southern gentlemen
whether could go with them to look at this rice held or
that cotton field the question reminded me OF an snec
dote told by my friend skinner, OF The Farmers Il
brsry. OF a about TO be msrned VINO "hen ssSeo
hv ne narson m he wanted to have this for his
welded wife replied To be sure will ieane on pur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

A FIGHr ExrRAoRDINARY.-Ato or near the gap
Of the Green swamp in Brunswick county hight TOOK
place about the rst OF last month between she'oesr
with cube and four year old boar The bear attacked
the bosr with the design, probably OF obtaining esn
pork for her euhs-but there was slip between the
cup and lip the boar killed the bear, and thus VISA
the ordinary rule In such made and provided,
reverted In favor Of the swine
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Spring ano gnmmfr Mshirins.
DR.. rowNSzND's SAnsArAlILLA.
PIE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN Pm

fhE MUST fAfkAohpiNAxf hkpiCihE IN SHD
TINS EXTRACT 10 pc, up % s.svs Issssss MS ~ -,
i o<ryr. ple.sssssf and warranted sspsrsor % ~
saf, arssS.fsss he Psnsai
Pie xree besusy and superiority o. shis ssvnpssuls
ov.f eli ohrr r.neaiss H. whs "a srsdiessss sasSssa
SHAs PERFORMED
scss rsAs 5000 crsss rms SsAh
1000 egaxs or RHKU~Arss,
geo cusrs 90 DyssssaA,
1880 cvsss or 0xsrsAl DrsnrrY, asa vani Of
5000 FrsiIs coxrtAixrs AND ovss,
1000 cUsss or Dss.sss
ksea FSS.. 90 The ,ses se ae sos..s., Via s:.ss.
90 es.es o. Consumption, Lives cmp.ant. SPIRAL Aeee-
S SSa: s ss r .. ,s .'
y s,.: S.s ss..s E.S @. z :: ss.: ;s:S.s::
can re.ss 70 noe thar eanar-s and shy 10 49,
gsee sos- rsss- are aSu.snds O eas-s IN he cssy of
msn ofeharseses well Known.
UNITED STATES ovUcrR
Capt q. W, Mclean. member OF he NewJerpsy Lssls-
laiars late Of the unss stsss Navy hes Ssdl1 sssi 81
the following ee''ihes''' h''is !. o.n .'sry' =.
A wear since I wss taken vita he sslsess - nv
soGs ;y,% s = ~. ssi' s, s ,I sdrsa 70
three bossles Was very raGes relieved and stsased
sosrvy The said ssr.sp.l. have eoolina~S ssliaS
life, and ~oud not be without Il unee. any ecasdsss
ton. q. w. MCLEAN.
John Jsckson, ESQ. Editor u he Railway Repahlcsa,
polished the shove eercsie, and remarks In siloal
~ follows
tn. success. OF Or. rowssends preparation Of sarsA,
psris appears be Of the extraordinary chsrscRr
We publish tsdsy two certificates In a eehaf mon
Capt Mclean. Of hi. town. aud ror, Rev Mr. Whits
OF Stsra Island, gentleman well Known In Railway
Capt Mclean believes The medicine 10 havs he RE
and MI. White seems 10 suestsin equally 9rons COZ
hdenee In Its edcsey lns-lligeni like Ihese would
not praise ~ strongly vhs they dd fully believe De-
serveL -
sCRofULA CURED.
This certificate wa handed into Dr. rcwnsends oGkcs
this week ana eoneasvey prove that HE sarsapsrla he's
perfect control the obstinate discsbes q he
blood Three persons cured In house 10 unprseor
denled.
THREE CHILDREN
Dr. TowSSESO- Dsw ", have the pleasure 10 To-
form you that three u my children have been cured Of ths
Scrofls be The 81 your exceent medicine. fbsy
afflicted very severely with bad have taAsa
only four bottles took them away, for vh,eh FEEL ny
self under deep obligation. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, loo Woostsss<
New.York, March |, lsF'.
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SEDUCTION AND DEATH.-We learn from the
Norwich (Ct) Courier that calling himself Guy
who has been hourishing Indian Doctor recently
absconded from Greepville CT with young grl about
Is or II years Of age the daughter of widow woman
thu, they came 10 NewYork where mock marriage
was celebrated and they subsequently lived together rs
man and wife They returned TO Greenyille on Tuesday
and after hearing whs, had happened the mother IS
said to have exclaimed Then my daughter Is ruined
and the next she sank down helpless and sense
less The sudden shock proved too much for her-she
fingered until Thursday morning in state OF continued
insensihiity and then died large mob collected aud
were on the point OF administering cost Of tar and
feathers 10 the medicine when he was taken into
custody by the sheriff charge OF criminal intercourse
with the girl, but subsequently discharged as no
one appeared against him lie is said 10 have family
ia Springfield Mass and has sbsconded from Connect
cut The Courier says, upon the girls presenting her
self At the door OF her mothers house last evening she
was refused Ambulance and compelled 10 seek shelter
elsewhere. We do not learn that up to me nine
of her disappearing with Guy faint OF suspicion had
attached to her character. She Is probably weak
sly girl and fell easy prey 10 hardened oiscS'
hearted scoundrel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

~ Hon. Mr.. PAEESHAN. the British Minister
passed through Buffalo the Bis, ut ~ roa'e for Eng
land via Canada
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II" TAHN,Nf HaLL' and other Miscellaneous
Poems BY ALExANpEs DENIS j. the tile OF 8 psmph
let printed Tor the suihor oar opinion Of IL would not
DO hin much good
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GES JEFFERSON DAvs-The announcement OF
toe appointment Of this gallant soldier IS u Senator
by Gov Brown Of Miss was premature says the North
American Of Philadelphia
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boAED % ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
~ The following Message was received from

~ The following Message was received from
bis Honor the Mayor accompanying The return Of the Re
solutions, without bis approval adopted by his Board,
and concured IN by the Board Of Aldermen May a. isi7
In regard TO DE widening snd extending OF William
street. and fixing The time for the commcnc, ent Of he
same, e. follows from Maider-.ans 20 John-sL on he
first dsy Of August next srd from John ChAihsmree,.
on the fret day ofMay next
On motion OF Assistant Alderman Gray, the Message
was ordered 10 be published 10 Of he public
newspapers. IN accordance with the City Charter
RICHARD SCOTT, Clerk.
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BOARDING.


TO BOARDEKs.-A respectable lady wishes TO
tske three gentlemen and their wives, also two
three single gentlemen, IN Pleasant teathy and cen
trial location having Gro,on baths &c Those DESTROYS OF
the comfort. Of home may apply at l5 Mott 81 between
Grand and Broome. iet iwf
lOAlir.--A gentleman ard his wife. or single
" gentlemen, can he accommodated with pleasant rooms
and good board At p ivsr-st JED lw'
tSOAkD.-Two gentemen eni their wives can be
- conm0fated with handsome rooms and bedrooms sd
Joining n required Also few single gentlemen, III
fu or partial board. References exchanged Stages pass
nesr Ne door, Apply At 255 SprogsL p door easI from
Hudsonst ie33-
DpikD-Nery prsssnt rooms, suluh = for gentleman
ID snd wife or single gentlemen. end well furnished with
good board, AZ a. Nauen.sL Cr0iOn water warm aud
cold baths IN the house ieS S.
ROARDiNG-r Two or three single gentlemen may bs
Bsccommodted with pleasant airy rooms, furnished or
unfirni.hed, with without breakfast Sod les n the
upper part the city The knicktrhOcser stages pass
the door. Term. moderate. References exchanged. Ad
dres. box 1883 Post Office. Jet &C.
ITO LET-ro gentleman and his wife or two single
Il get emen bacs room or fret hOor-aso one or two
sin gle gentlemen can be accommodated Apply NJ 81 Hud-
sOn-st. le2 Nv
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Id ~ THIs WHO CAN.-The lo-Low-ag -

~ KAT THIS WHO tAF.-Ihe following srel ;.
Delight successive strin made by rr atusrrel Ij6
mo1t Bowling Saloon - East Rr0siwsy. exendng 10
tO III Divs0nsL The average d PISS pns To etcr 2ll
string IN c0rsrQIercs 81 he great desirs 0r his %
heahfu exercise end % frhsr ,cc9mmod sc al bis. 40
patrons Le prorrs or has I'd he rsn0ntBncl l9i
s. 500 EsstBroadwsy, extending % fil Gfaud-sf 22p
They conian Ten u lns best ana cOoed Alleys 10 the 30
city ard asany hnk he proprietor 4. getting chl72i
to- fss he hss been incured reduce he hsf
prcs which ceBts.t ti- Branch both day snd evening
FOR escr person ana cen DO TIE ard cents In
the evening the fremont, aud 30 h- day time 81 both
year. >2oi moahs : months, sioi month. 8
wees 8 mSl9 9swtfWkS
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PoLIcE-W i.liam Stagg was arrested yester-
dav By officer PsrSr tor assault and battery Examin-
Cd BY Justice Garrison and discharged. II sbeth RI
lev was arrested by the 0:er for being drunk and
disorderly Examined dischsrg-i and sent % New.
York Bridget Mshoney szs arrested BY officer DaW.
son for drunkenness and breach Cf the public peace
Committed o 4l..-.SsH nsughcrty vls arrested By
ofrcer smith lor malicious mischief Examined and
discharged ty consent Of Court. Henry B3yes
arrested b. Oh -er Mccormick Dor vsgrancy. Exsnin-
ed discharged suf ssni % New York. several other
mt arrested, but have not Jet been examined.
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CASADA.-Henry Sherwood, late Mayor OF To
ronio succeeds Mr. Draper lresignedl Attorney Gen.
era Of Upper Csnsda Mr.. Draper will probably sue
coed the late Mr. Justice Hssermsn Judge Of the
Queens Bench Court John Hilysrd Cameron soliei.
torGenera Of Upper Csnsas ss been called 10 the TX
ecuiive Council Joseph A ascheresu j. appointed a
Circuit Judge az Quehec James Ferrier Mayor OF
Montreal native Of DUNDEE i appointed sest In
the Legislative Council. as Is Hsmuci Pnhoy OF Msrck
The Esfaftif. IRON Bremen. hSs arrived AZ Quebec.
and on her way 10 Montreal She will be the fret foreign
hsg seen there since l7b-.
Neutral May s7Ab0ut 40 coo barrels Of Flour an
sds brands have been sold during the week 36s Cd
20 SIS Cd
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ARRIVALS BY sEA AT OUEBEC-Ships OttOwa,
from Bndsewsier s. passeng gers Sir Colin Campbell
Belfast 3c3; Souvenir, Limerick 10 Robert lsaoe
a. do ll3; Industry Dublin 30; Duntrocy. New Ross
sl2; Annie Belfast ais Concord Dublin. IS ROsin
Castle Falmouth, 2l2 Es;sseila Bremen, ~ Chief
tain Belfast 40 Beltsie, Glasgow % Spermscer.
Plymouth, 249 Esse Padst1s, l29 Jessie. sligo. 242
Wallace Liverpool 4O1 Wsndswor,h Dabin. 81
Tottenhsm i0ugh p
Nearly 7OC0 psssen arrived ~ Quebec AS, month
and probably 5000 more detained - Quarantine
Twenty ships C20O tons9 have been bui this season
Al Quebec A new ship OF 80 tons the John Gedde,
from Pctou for Quebec ran ashore 10 the river on the
18th and will be total wreck Since navigation opened
lsO yesseis 5000 tons bad reached Quebec.
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Removals..

a LFRED WHEELER, Attorney ~ Law, SC. hs,
"a removed 6om n b-esnar-rt iO 10 CITY Hall Place
The collection n aud claims promptly slleBde,
TO- titles examined, money lOaoed and obtained bond
and mortgage sc. Also land for sale In various psrs Of
The Union a. Ow as 10 cents per acre. myi7 im-lHp
ID EfIOVAI,-T. p. CUNNING, Dentist has removed
afron o. Chsuber.st and Broadway 10 IS Bond
m, sur
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= =
To he Hon. ts Boa I Of lfsgisianf Aldermen
GENTLgsiES-I have had under consideration resOiu.
lions Tor the widening and extending OF William street
passed May - 1917, snd an cOustrssned TO withhold my
approval for This reason, that do not conceive prsct-
cable 20 carry said improvement into operation pro-
posed by he Resolutions. viz portions Al different re-.
RODS By law, the Awards pf damages are payable with
four months After the period fNed Tor the actual widen
ing ani extending of the street snd the ASSIGNMENTS are
due vi hin sixty days from ths sans Time.
A The whole improvement IL embraced within one en-
tire ssment, 10 would be impossible collect any por-
ton Of The same until two months after the stest period
fixed Tor the widening and extending Of the be.
tween John ard Chatham streets VIII the swards for
msges the part between Maiien-lsne and John street
won hs - % be paid within four uths from The carrier
period fixed Jr widening thar portion 81 The street. pon
which ih- city would lose about nine months interest
For these reasons respectful y rs.urn the resolutions
for your decentralization. aud suggest thu proprety
OF naming IN he resolutions which you may think proper
10 psss. Collector. 20 collect the sssessments
je5 iiThSsTuSSa WIN v sRADY, Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

" Water-cure In Phindei phin.--Dr. sCHTEF.
ERDECHEk, having returned rom wish 10 GrAefeubefg
and he eminent Water establishments OF Ger
many ard land has r6openei his Water cure house In
Philadelphia atthe n Chestnut and Beach ICON.
bung he advantages Of city and country residence
where he profeTs his best services all Who favor
him with their patronage. I'll. house built Tor hotel
aud isv very lsrFe AMI convenient containing 90
Application post paid Will meet gith prompt Affection.
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