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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27
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IN SPRING FASHlONS-r. c. NEWTON, hst
l ter i34 Fuon-sl would inform his frisnds and the
public that he has introduced HE Spring style Of
Hats and he has hesitation In saying they viii Equal
II not surpsss anything offered In the market with prices
a. low IS the lowest Renismber the number, ia FULTON
AZ 2fiws
m sPRINGFAsHfONs.-H hsta- Pars mole
k skin hats -, eQaa to hose sold By olhers q ~
also elegant dress hats at ~ 50 and " - superior
10 style and 6nsh those 10 many places N - neat hat
g. @. O. Murch will be pleased to zee bis friends Ct
16 i'm. GEORGE P. H. BROWN. les csnsi-s..
% BOOTS AND sH0Es.-Coqnsy mesehssts.
and the retail ade both In city and county are 70
spectfully invited 10 call and examine the sabscri-
~ bers large and general assortment Of MEMS boys.
ladies misses and chdreus Shoes Boots, 0aors kckc
which will he sold Of tho lowest prices, by the
dozen aud furnish such slsss ~ may be required
n B-Constantly hand, superior qualify Of sdfee
misses, and ehdrens Kid aud French Shoes, Callers &c.
OF our own Manufacture. which are warranted.
HaRSssS-At the same place may be found two double
sets Of Harness. entirely new. which will be sold ., bar
gain, or exchanged for lsaihsr.
A. d. GALE, $40 Pearl-st up stairs,
III 2wDztW- corner OF Buring-slip, n ".
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HALE PKICE-WHf DUN -, - !, 1aS R,o.a.
va ro7u-r Of John hall price, are eounerieiu wny
scnr Dr. CHRISTIE his agent publish hem - suen u
ni.n terms % he public can understand ne nasf
u fare no DO IL for be cannot tsp1ie maj ne ssmr man
these has f1rnsaed him TOT ne pess TWO
years Remember Tie bali price sore is1 nfo&a"sy
e Innlal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-10

FREsuETs IN TIE CARoLISAs.- The Raleigh
Standard of the fourth instant says -" We
learn that the streams raised very high and that
serious injury had been done to the growing crops
the low grounds. On Sunday the Raleigh and Castor
road had become much washed that about eleven
miles from this place of the baggage of into
a culvert breaking loose from the forward passenger
train and the engine, the entire train Of in fact
narrowly escaping the chasm which had been caused by
the rains The Northern mail of delayed by
this accident and learn that several days must pro-
badly eapse before the road be put in safe cond
ton for the Tho Tisborough mail due here on
Sunday night, arrived on Monday morning. the stage
having been water bound at Crabtree Creek .
We learn that the bridge at smithheld Johnston Co,
Is washed away well several smaller bridges be-
tween that place aud Raleigh The stage travel Is stop
ped and the mail Is carried on horseback
The Columbia South Carohnan Of the 9Th inst states
that the river at that place had at O'Clock Monday
evening" risen 10 feet In az hours reshet therefore,
was to be expected.
For the last few days we have had an abundance Of
rain which, apprehend has proved injurious to the
crops the corn crop generally hayng been somewhat
Jured by previous rains. Our river commenced rising
very rapidly Monday and fears entertained Of
fresheti but learn this Tuesday, morning that 1t
is falling, doing little injury far have heard -
Camden Is CO. Journal. 4th inst.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
LiSHMENT,
Northwest corner or Fulton and Nassau SITS
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copy-S1
% ner anp9m-payabie IN Advance. or
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Erery Steam Packet day
prce "a cents per c9py-s2 per annnm including pos'nye
received by Messrs Gagnani lerue Viyenne Pars 4
ANNUAL PICTORIAL Observation-Disclosures on the
LIST Of January OF each yearshgle copies sixpence each
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at the usual prices-always cash 10
advance Advertisements should be written plaln legoe
manner The Proprietor viii not be responsible Tor errors that
may occur in them =,
PRINTING OF all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch.
All letters OF communications by mall addressed to the
establishment be paid. the postage will be DO
Quoted from the subscription money remtfed
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//EXySsHE9 OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION
/|MTN>T&6OC COMPANY, Office "A William street.
<aa<aEsS1MAsh. DIHECroRs
Z. II. sand, Conrad w. Fabsr
Edward Mills Horatio Allen,
William Chamberlain Mortimer Livingston,
John A. srlin John l.. Stephens
Herman Oelrichs.
G. H. SAND, President
EDWARD Mills, General Agent, New York.
CHARLES f.. ANDERSON, Secretary.
In conformity with the provisions Of the charter
aereby that the Books subscription for
exceeding 100000 the capital stock of the Ocean Steam
Navigation COMPANY will be eopened at the office OF the
Company ~ William corner Of Wall street, on Monday, 2lst
June, 1917.
Five of the be paid the
period ofsubcrpon specie or bank bills The balance Of
the subscription Will be called for III instruments exceeding
10 may he required by the operations the Compa
ny, aud upon thirty days previous notice.
The following Ia the 25th section OF the BYLAW
Subscription TO the capital Of the Company. after the
be 500 000 shall preference be allowed those
who then he Stockholders and the Of their then
actual subscription" Je6 30t re
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Total qrs on hand and imported. $50. >. s,9I94I9
Deduct total qrs consumed. 49,. s,435, 730
Leaving for quantity re-exported and now

Leaving for quantity re-exported and now
From these tables we learn that on the sth of June
1876 we held stock in the bonded warehouses Of the Uni
Ted Kingdom TO the extent OF 2226 40 qrs of grain
which continued to accumulate until the end OF the
month"; when the bill passed, when the
stock represented more than 1000 qS wheat and
Hour and about l0OOO00 qrs of other grain or Of all
kinds, about J. 600 900 qrs
it VIII, moreover he observed, that of wheat taken
alone the stock then hand the harvest
was more than oneha Of the whole consumption since
that time and that taking the whole consumption of
foreign grain during the last year must consider that
more Than thirty per cent Tor about 900
supplied from the accumulated mportatons of prece-
ding years
As general rule, whether we refer to the grain of
ana nearly the whole Of the latter which reaches our
markets prior ts the 3lst OF December each year Ia
the remainder Of the produce OF the preceding year A
nome, new wheat Is seldom in very ht state for the
miller during the first three months aud moreover the
farmers are generally much occupied in preparing the
lanu LOT the following year and, except In districts
where the aflns are very small large portion Of tho
consumption IN supplied during the first months Of tho
winter IRON old stocks With regard foreign
tons they must be entirely nearly In the United
states the commercial year dates from the Of Sep
TENDER To to the 3st Of the following August but when
we consider, rst the time which elapse after the
harvest and. especially In country where labor IL
scarce and when the farmers attention must be occu
pied IN preparing his land for the following year prior to
the winter setting ipbeore the grain be thrashed out
ground INTO Hour, and sent down hundred miles
TO the shipping ports to nothing Of the
pied in transporting it to this country it must be evil
country in the same year In which IL grown and
deedvery little OF it, especially that grown the great
wheat districts of the northwest until after the open
ing OF the canals in the following spring With regard
TO The ports OF the Black Sea the mp
ply In even greater degree and with regard Bal
tic to n very considerable extent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-10

AFFAIRS IN CANADA.-Governor Sir George
simpson arrived at the Hudson's Bay House,
Lachine yesterday morning, from the interior He was
accompanied on his journey from Red River by Lieut.
Col Croton, OF the 9th foot, OF III O.
garrison at that place IL may be tina. Ma
jor Grfiths, who relieved Col. Crofton, accompanied
SIR George on his journey TO the udsons Bay terrific
ry: care Informed that the presence Of Her Majes-
TVS troops at the Red River settlement has had the
most happy effects in strengthening the loyalty of the
MISUNDERSTANDING to them that however distant an q
comparatively unimportant the great empire Of which
Their country forms Of the posts their happiness
and welfare Is not forgotten neglected by the Central
Government. The garrison consisting Of 800 men, in
Guiding artillery aud engineers were when Sir George
party left Red River in state of health and comfort
and deservedy very popular with the Mon
Tedi Herald .aug. l.
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Total grain. qrs.l. 1859 1856


mus the consumption Of the year ending this month
oen no less Than sa3b73O Of foreign grain,
equivalent to the produce upwards of 900 ACRE
on our best land and which at the lowest estimate has
hG country twenty millions sterling Its first cost,
ian aed In our portsabsolutey expended and paid 10
countries as the cost chiefly Of our deficient DO
& crop independent OF the enormous additional price
when the community has paid for the home produce =
an the best evidence how much below fair equivalent
Oh he real dehcency OF our home crops even this huge
I'm poraton has been Is the the rricss
which, have been maintained for seye-
raj months past This result very much corroborstes
the estimate which have made othe extent to which
the potato failed last year but beyond
all former experience, and believe, Of any ordinary
estimate Of what has been imported that its magnitude
subject.
But the next and Of the most useful INQUIRIES at
the present moment u.s. in what way have we been able
upon sudden emergency to obtain such extraordinary
snpples ana THAT too, at a. time when the whole Of
Western Europe has been similarly circumstanced with
vded -
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true eloquence. With u.s. the sensations produced by
our rsrate speakers become absorbing In the Of
the unlucky Baltimorean who evidently mistook his
calling as he did the character of the people he adj
dressed the effect iudicrous in the extreme. The
excitement was laughter and ridicule II he committed
half the onslaught the poor Mexicans at Monterey
ne did on the words grammar and figures Of the peo
pies English pity them indeed No disposed
to follow him and the vast company again formed into
procession and moved to the dinner tables fifty
sixty yards distant. And here again remark of
unrefned simple, frontier habits in contrast with the
high polish and refined civilization up north aud
uown east Our folks good souls, simple and
rude enough TO keep their places rs directed by the
mnrshals and, after the officers and volunteers had
passed into the the all stood auiet-a vast
concourse-tl all the ladies a the tabes
Then the men and boys came forward, ORDERLY and
quietly eat their dinners Doubtless when we get as
populous az old, and az well civilized the Atlantic
states, we shall become noisy and crowd and jose
each other as much as have seen in large public
blages there.
During the various exercises the cannon six poup-
der sent forth its booming voice which through
the forests and the prares The procession began
to form at 10 O'Clock and he people
at T. NJ Not single instance of disorder the least
accident occurred to the pleasures OF the day and
In passing over the town late In the afternoon did not
see more than half dozen of intoxication and
those of individuals who had taken no part in the pub
lie rejoicing No police officers present to keep
order The grandsecret managing great crowd in the
West to furnish them with plenty eat and make all
welcome who Some of religious sects manage
their camp-meetings in this way They announce no
formal rules of conduct but provide comfortable enter
tanment Tor all without charge and are annoyed
by loafers and rowdies
At night grand illumination closed the festivities
during which, as report says some Of the mercuria
| spirits held a regular jolihcation.
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nEATH BLOW 10 BED BuGsTInis speedy and po-
IL stiye has been known to a IN com.
petejv eradicstng this unwecome intruder the bonds Of
sleep. Que trial is sufficient 70 test US superiority
Sold by the proprietor, PHILLIPS, wholesale and re-
tail at lac Greenwich street. between Couand and Liberty
Streets and by A. w. Gabaudan W Eighth avenue YORK
Brookivn. Price % cent? jyl0 30tsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-10

=. FRENCH BOOTS Paris imperial French Calf
Boos for 81 So equal to the best sold in Broadway for So
ors1 Fine French Cal Boots, city made for 81 g.
streets, opposite the Herald Office. Best boots made
for 81 So Also the French Congress boots of the best
hand.
All goods warranted give satisfaction. Corner Of Fulton
and Nassau streets. jy2B 30tHrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-10

A NTHUNY'S NAllONAL OAtrOEhhf.AN a,
n 2iT Broadway New York; ANTHONY, (Iate An.
thonv Clark Co. Importer Of French Plates Frames and
Chemicals and German Instruments General Agent for the
supply of Dagureotype Apparatus and materials OF every
description both of foreign and home manufacture.
Mr. A. having retired from the business Of portrait taking,
mails require the His long experience practicable
auerreotype gives him cnnsnt facilities for supplying the
hest quality of articles the most reasonable term.
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Equivalent m gam. .qrs 22G, coo l,49o,OOO
Making the total consumption Of grain and foul
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SGA- FOR LlvERPOOL-1he New Line-Hrguiar
HxX$ packet Of 2lt August-Ihe superior, fast sailing
&sRs packet ship LIVERPOOL il5o tons barhcn, Capt.
john f.dridge will sail Ms above, her regular day.
For freight passae having elegant and superior
moda apply the captain board side of
ling slip, or to Woodruff 4 MINTURN, 81 South st.
Price of passage Sl00.
Capt Philip Woodhouse will succeed the Liverpool and sn
on her regular dav. 2ist Sent. iv22
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TO LET--A Cottage suitable for small family,
T. situated at Bloomingdsle, adjoining Bunhsm's; IS
pleasantly stua ed having view OF the and road
Stage pass the door every few Minutes Fare Ga cents
Inquire Burnhams Mansion House. address note 10
J. A Office. aus 3tsrc
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Year nding June 81
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e-~v FOK PEhIH AMBuY AND NEW
r ss.:k-r-ie BRUNSW lCK--Day, Sundays excepted,
q past o'clock p NJ from the foot Of r.
The ne " aud elegant steamer ANT ELOPE Capt S. Van
Wcksl will and after Tnesd,y, August loh leaSe the
wick laadg RossvilIe Woodbrdgs Ioens and Frsnch'
NICK past 4 H.: Perth Amboy at Il past7 Stopping at
the places Passengers for and Princeton take
stage at New Brunswick the arrival Of the boat All
feiebts baera ge &C.. at the risk. au8 Gts
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Total .. -. ..cwt 1885, 1910
Equivalent in grain. :. 37I,2jl
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-27

(IAHD-A very destructive SHE'LL for the use OF navies
~ defending harbors om naval attacks has been
invented and lately fully tried by the subscriber, Phila
delpha. This SHE'LL having been fired out OF a cannon
vessels side by its explosion the instant and in the act
of its penetrating without ard to the distance OF the
eel from the place OF dischargng the shell It's nature is
such, that vessel carrying of the different kinds OF
cannon with the shells, blow pieces another; and
fort with them destroy fleet by opening the batteries
the vessels they within effective range
which, with Finch guns, any distance within IS miles,
and pro portionablywith smaller sizes
The shell is the discovery invention OF five years at
tentve study and experimenting iii chemistry and gunnery
during which time "a shells in the various stages of the
pemenu proceedings prepared and tried by the sub
criberthe guns used being 6pounder carronade, IL
FOUNDER howze long bored 32pounder cannon,
and FOUNDER Paxhan gun, until AT last the shell has
been Produced perfect invention for destroying vessels
by aid OF all and kinds of cannon Ii has been
examined by competent officers, and pronounced an inn
provement above any shell yet invented known, either
in Europe the United States.
The subscriber having sufficient compensation OIL
ered 10 him the right of the invention, and believing
that no government could keep missile simple and
easy of preparation secret from another, is DESTROYS OF
granting all the of IT, and 10 secure his rights 10 the
invention by letters patent in France England and other
countries He yet having interested any person
with him in the shell, wishes 10 form interest with a
person persons of sufficient capital TO patent and manu-
acurc the shell in Europe, dispose OF rights 10 pre-
pare it, the of such European governments as may
order and to whom il will be lawful and allowable sell,
Those who may be DESTROYS of interesting them selves in
this invention have actual trials OF the shell from can
non and inspection, satisfy Themselves that Is entirely
safe handle anywhere will keep in all climates, is
free from all liability of spontaneous combustion is OF htle
its value and superiority fully made manifest, with terms
'''''N' % VIM w HUBBELL,
No. 49, South Fourth ST., Philadelphia
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Bartine's Lotion.

rT,IDINGs Afaicted.For glanduar tumors, lum-
bago erysipelas, letter rng-worm, salt rheum, PIN
PIES all kinds of erupons of the skim old and ul-
weakness of the urinary organs uor al
bus excellent remedy For neuralgia and other
complaints fever and and ague in the breast
and face, cramp in the stomach and bowel complaint,
headache and ohache, it acts like charm But above
all the of endnous and capsuar injuries spains,
and wounds of every description shows in most aston
ishng manner its magical powers.
The proprietor of Bartine's Lotion in the city OF
Washington, and will give his personal attention to those
who afflicted with any ofthe above complaints. He Of
this article the public, knowing its value as gen.
ea remedy for various complaints and feeling that he but
doing justice his felowmen, in thus placing within their
reach such simple and cheap To any person that
is afflicted and viii trial of one bottle of the above,
and does find immediate relief hererom, after using
according the directions, the proprietor binds himself
upon receipt of the empty bottle, to refund the price paid
for the lotion
The proprietor be every day from II a m 10
IL at Mr.. VIM O. Forces OF Pennsylvania ave
and 10th street, where the article always be OBJ
tanned rs per bottle also all the principal drug
in the United States.
To those who afflicted, and unable, through pow
crt purchase the article the proprietor feels pleasure
in having in his power to supply such with the lotion
gratis Agents wanted, whom liberal discount will be
made. LEWIS H. HALSEY, Proprietor.
Principal depot 1876 Broadway New York.
Ia ms
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Corns! Corns!


nR. l. ZACHARiAH, jr,, of Baltimore, Maryland, re-
ingon that he is professional tour, and will re-
main in this city for short mc and will be happy to ope
upon all who may conde in his experience and skin
He prepared hard and soft corns bunons, club
nails nails penetrating the iesh chlblains, &c. in five
minutes, without the least pain BLOOD in manner that
they will never return.
Dr. T. has operated for the last three years in the city of
can be by calling him ut his room at No Concert
Hall He likewise refers the public to the following recon-
mendations which in his possession
&c Baltimore, August 9th, 1916.
"We the undersigned, having examined DR. l. Zachari-
ah jrs method of curing coms, bunons, Nc we do not
hesitate recommend him TO the public and say that his
method is most rational one well rs etfecmal;
"W. w. Handy, NJ. d. p. Chatard, M ID.
Prof n. r. Smith, John Whiuidge M. d.
% Chas b. Gibson, F. f. Chaard, NJ. D.''
The following appeared in the Baltimore American, De-
cember 18th, 1876
"CHRoPEpY.-Ths is a branch of science which is too
often spoken of sghtngy because of the number of mPos
tiers who have, from time time, deceived the public.
Those who suffer from the grevous inconvenience of coms
No "a North Gay street, and the relief they will derive if
not permanent will certainly be eectua for very long
time, while the comfort and satisfaction will be worth ten
times the DR. H. has testimony of his skill and abi
ity from the celebrated Sir Ashley Cooper, and diploma
from the Academy of Medicine at Havana besides very
strong recommendations from OF the most eminent
physicians of Baltimore. To these may add our own
derived from Doctors skilfu mode of operation. We
add that his charges quite Notwithstanding, IN
deed, pared with the satisfaction he affords the sui
terer.'
igt-Lades and gentlemen waited at their residences
required, by leaving orders above. Feb. 1876
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u and General Agent No II, Todds Buildings, Pennsy
vania avenue Washington, d. Co. offers his services
prosecution of claims before Congress any OF the execu
tive departments, before any board OF commissioner T.
or may be appointed for the adjustment of spoaton,
collecting private claims and rents, procuring pensions
whether revolution any other service; bounty lands
uutes those arising under contracts, treaties
otherwise; buying and selling real estate, &c.
Particular attention paid the settlement Of accounts
dsbursing officers who may find it inconvenient civ.
their personal attendance
Having been commissioned notary public, he is pre-
pared furnish legalized copies OF any document oe
paper that may be required
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the amoun
claimed and the extent of service required.
Communications (post paid) will receive immediate a,
tention
He has the honor refer the Navy Department and
the several bureaus connected with it, conpoefs au
dors offices of the Treasury Department. and the senior
captains and pursers in the and also to Dr. John o
mans, Boston Barnard Henry, esq, Philadelphia Rev
Septims Tnstn chaplain of the Senate, Washington; Hon
Henry L. Ellsworth, Fayete, Indiana; Thomas NJ Fount
esq, Pensacola, Florida; Hon G. b. Penrose, Lancaster
Pa; Judge T. Hartley Crawford, Washington; VIM. Az
new, esq, New York; z. Collins Lee esq, Baltimore Nd;
H. b. Reardon, esq, Norfolk, Va; Professor Goodridee
New Haven, Conn: NJ Judson, esq, New Orleans Hon.
L. II. Foster, Nashville, Tenn.
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