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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16
81 FOR SALE OR To Lkr-A NAL Fa1sl. eds.
lJublic Conpendneee. Ct.

n~se REGULAR MAIL LINE hs.~t,
splendid steamers hAS>AchNSkTsl
and GovE4Noa
The .,csrnes GOVERNOR, Capt Sch Ttsya ~
MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt w. Potter, Will r1n Vrcfl.
oQi The reason correction ~th TIE soningion as fs
d--cs ard Boston and Providence Railroads lenvs Ns
Ycrs dsiiy Sundays enceytci, frOr pier No Nah
River. Al O'CLOCK z. NJ. aud sgorlngtor Il 2 oco,s
NJ or npSn fhe ARRIVAL Of he Mail usla non BCsica
fheae steamers are Unsurpassed IN speed, enter A.
eonfor having each OF hem % large csmnodcn rrss
,,ss-roons snd berIhs FOR So persona besides iUs ~
yale rooms for fsuie. ard psrties
and m shor.er the passage between New Yors 81 81,
Ion frOue IA 70 hours, thereby arriving IN ample line ~
al tho lires running from New fork NORTH Soch "a
West and ali tho lines from Boston, Ncftt sud sAsl
The GOVERNOR viii leave New fotk Tuesday khsTr
Gay ard Saturday.
Leave storing .oa--Monday, "Wednesday Aad FRIDAY.
The MASSACHUSETTS viii leave NoW.gofs- \ r.
day "Wednesday and Friday
Leave Slonir gson-Tuesday, Thursday snd Sarry
~ B-Passengers, The arrival OF mo ,hesrsr Al
souirgton proceed Immediately ia the splerdt RanNA
csFs TO Providence ana Boston, without AIRY ee.s "a
ssggAge Master accompanies each sin 10 bo'oc ese
charge Of the baggage -.
Fcr passage or freight Inquire board ne ooss Al '
No. North River. or No 10 Baitery-pace oa
-D~s A>OTICB.-on ana atfI Friday, Novei.
H9st-y<j<ber 2osh, the Steamboat sfLfH. cap,sa
49, Bralsted. VIII make The following rlls -
and nom ssten Island, unul farther notice VIZ
-. Mr. Ysy L-At ard N 4 A.-l5k ST. P y. 10
F.nre >fofsr klrrd-Ai A, 10, u 4. M and 4 nv
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Co-partnershlrs.


DIss0ITTION.-Tbe frn o. Hrnt WoodrNa
IT, a ,bls day dissolved b. mutual ronssn-
VIM 5. WOODWARD,
-. ~ An JOHN X. COMMON
n. subscriber. have this Day formed e2Partner.hp
- 49, a., ~ WOODWARD COSNOk, and have
uh-eI 80 s,rs Of bsrt~are and cutlery r,Ae15l-
;,oo estinrs Garage imninss e5-.Tss ,Po' s.
srrp-. h1b. kc from ~ 70 70 resrl-st coof.
- 9--Ia-4 where inry viii - pleased 70 So ther
f-5d. ara easlornss sni furnish .nen WIZ goods IA
80 10. - he most reasonable terms Trey are eontn-
80 1870 res . ppes Of he above goods A-c VII
80 :. III fir,e. &c rnpiete sssorIne1i County me-
rha-ts s1d oilers invited 70 ea-i NJ eAA1-Ns S-
s'ocN OV'oi' WN :. WOODWARD,
JOHN y. COSSOR.
iofiw. Late Of tie frn u Hum, Wooassrd Colno-.
cINTEL b. ROMANO hss resumed lhe practice
nf'ss law In cornecdon win bis son. Al ,proies-
.iorsl basiness promptly amended 70:
SAMUEL 3. RoMAlNE,
SAM II B ROMANO, il
WORTHIN6TOS ROMANO, = Nsssal-si
Fos s.IF-The large FIVE story sore No ll4 Fllion-
a, Aiso Other eligible city properly. ~
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nRFMTIN FIKE-PROOF >AFE~.-Ihs p

IN pa Away. been awarded s5y Lhe American lnsti-
ut-l 10 Wders Patent Sslsmsncer safe when placed N
corpei1cE with others
AID wher fairly tested BY fr- With other Safes deci-
,ve verc has a<sys been rendered favor u TIE Sal
nusrder The Subscriber Is The Only person IN The state
suthcrxei BY he Pasniee 10 make or sci The genl ne
wnders sizrsnder slLAs {. hEHKlNG,
" B. Jones's ChzDgesble Bsnk Lock-, also Elhcosfs
Platform Scales for sale manufacturers pricea
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DR. AMOS O. HULLls

UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
(U Nsovyo,s formerly Professor % Ntwifery u th-
Medical College Of South Csroins- makes ne following
statement - n
Ixp.u. U,rr have doubt Z vil prove hisnlY o-ne-
So Ia hi. very common comp Ant among tenales NJ
rsruus instruments have been presented al deeci tes
=, the Faculty WIN The view OF supporting ne pros sd
womb but have never any which % many accounts
ear compare 10 excellence with Dr. Hlls lerlA ndon'
- S~roorter HULLs TRUSS OFFICE.
Vesey-sL Aston House, New YORK
~ The Lsdies' Departmental private SUIT Of roon'
.,-.,S.-t Iof I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16
Jn0ia- Rubber Goods.

IIIUIU- uUUULI SUUVU'
nrpUER GOODs-l. 900 Goodyears Patent Elas-
II ~ Brsr-s warranted perfect ard ffA lcngn
1000 psirs Mer's ard Misses and Childreus hnporeo
Ruhbers
1000 pairs Mep's Metallic Oyershoes
1000 " Lsdi % buskins
IaN slippers
Sandals.
Also large assortment Of every description OF alright
ard waterproof Goods In use for sale 10 any qasnuss
on f,vorshe terms By Newark India Rubber Maniac
-, - e Nsilar are olqU
naN'% OyER>HOE--This We, weather should re-
Omnd all who fear colds and sickness, 90 provide he,
.@lve. with pair OF overshoes DAYS establishment -
Corandst is the place All qualities, prices and KINGS
suitable "a men, women and children, Al very low prices
~an be found Days India Rubber bshuent, Corr
lsnd-. doors below Western Hotel Oyershoes repaired
Ia the h-si manner. az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

DAILROAD IRON.-The subscribers prepared
II r. orders for American Railroad Iron Of auy pat
.ru ana deliver 70 the extent OF 1890 par month ker
I h., Of April next MURDOCH, LEAvITT co.
n eodg Pinesl Ncw.yerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

GOAL su sell th- h-si Peach Orchard Coal a. th-sc
NloS Ercss, Egg snd Stove - 50 Nal 80.
3 In. FETER CLINTON, kipgSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

Martin, W m

,t,x,5,- VIM Pierce. Il WI Townsend ha-
49, Nh s.' orsr lPishsusDr NniAn ~afa =,
So Wi-iis-, IPrruty, II yro sarnam as'
Mo- s-Y Redmond Rogers tses 49, f.orr,o-
OIrivelt. John k-r.na = = WI so-e 81
Oas ~. CfEsh ND X To- NJ = W. Job-
Prince. 1t kes,so,,, Zelier T
Patterson ~ Pa ee1de, az M ,toRR}- p "
P.f,ers- Ecwd ROBERT n. 'p-, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16
la, NJ Letters Remaining in the n. f'PoN01aee
A Saturday, February IL:

rzy- pl,a., y.eatson ne DATE Of he I'm tn r'seA ny
.s..,,,.,d LADIES' LIST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

" hog ard los In fee s5 inion-psce, Elsh1-sAl
49, between fifh ard sixth Avenues, north side Inc
house furnished IN modern style win All NE sues M
r,~euleos.-rshogsuy door plated furniture. white mar.
Die maufes black CRATES, Croton water sad water eese
bath room, wash basins &C. &c The hcrfe : new Az
built in tke very best manner = feet BY a. feet vim u
f.t plaza two stories high. enclosed with glass SIZE
Of oi . feet inch by o3 feet irch-s For particulars
sppiv 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auciioneer,
"filFtw Broad-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16
WTNTrp ARRANGEMENT

s---ryxuruzsT1 NORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD
Az .S,' , Sf Y f..,. s Ss.Ss. ss.
A. NJ O'Clock, Pm. leave morrls'owr' 7o'eoe' l.
O'Clock Pm.
rive there M oclk where me sisg be N fesia
10 convey ,hein 10 schooley. Mo1nIsn Wasnngon ~
vder- ard Easlcn, daily 20 succssuny sueh9pess ~
Milford and owego on Mondays, "Wednesday sfl Pm.
DAYS and 70 RcckRwsy, Dover, Sparta srd Ns1'or "a
Tuesdays, Thursdays anS Saturday,. @sen Ice s'i'
The following day. 20 meet ie r ~ uains '1f y n
sage viii also lsaye for Bsskenrid<e every eyeh1f
the arrival OF the cars At Morrisosn
Passengers 20 through, 20 and rom Jsrsey ohy "aQh
.hsngny cars on leaving the city passengers Wi degt
their baggage 10 the the FOO! Of Consnfst w'ss
an Agent Will be In attendance 70 receive u All P@a
or bundles rust be entered on ne way'h OF VIZ Nh'
oy will not hold themselves responsible.
Freight will be forwarded Immediately % Hoffsha1
sleeps 10 Newark or from he Transportation One ot
" j. R. and Trans Co. foot Of Liberty a. ana heAfh
y. S Of called for IL iAy part s q DC 5 81
..ss:ssss S : f sias A. A. u
4rran sem>a,-To commence Monday, Decsmbsf ~ T.
For passengers each way daily t~Kcepi snodsisl-
Leave rswYors from the foot Of Duanost 81 eeees
Middlelovn. Orisve, and All the Intermediate pse.'
Lssye Ousvills si7f A N Nlddls,own At 3. Go''sns'
u F sps between New YorS and oasviile a.
freigb, from Nsv-York will be received Al The ~, =
Duane st on board the barge. samuel aarsh ane fsti
p NJ. on ruesdays, rhursday. ant Saturdays
freight for EewYOrk Will be- taken by ho train ls 4
Otsvtle At O'Clock A. NJ. on the above menone. lf'
days In sacn week Dec. l. ls4S ~
Y~- rrxxEyF<yzzK1 PATTERSON RAILROAD
~ 49, Winter Arrangement TO c0ruenes
October LIST, 1913. Leave
YArgRsoS DEPOT hEW.Y0Rk.
O'Clock, A. "a. ei O'Clock, A. "
ia O'Clock, A. "a. III o'clock, P ~
, O'Clock, FL IT O'Clock, Pm
ON SUNDAYS
Leaves Paterson Depot 81 EewY0hN
s:IS;.. ! AZ p s s,sISs: AZ
Passengers are advised TO be At NE Ferry few nrre'
before tns hour ofsiarting. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

- BARROW-sr.-kl Priysie Ss.e--The uew three
A. story brick house snt lot IN te- 70 RerfoNst be-
H. tSen ls-cker ard yonrih finished IN modern
stvle with marble nantes Crates sliding doors A. Se
Urer cellar size OF house IS feet inches by So feet deep
sE. u lot Is inches by 80 feet with he use OF ley N
common. Buiit by days work 500 can rcuisn on pona
ana mortgage For particulars apply 20
so L.. BROAD 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16
e.A At PRIVATE sALE.-T6e two story

h 8 house With fnshed s.tic, on nortn SIDE OF Nine
- t-euih-.t between Irving place AMI Ihrd Avenue
distant about 100 feet from Third Avenue The log Is - by
IS feet; house - by feet furnished with marble man
In he and second stories &C fcou1ier cellar ana
sewer In The street 5000 Of t- purchase money may
remain on bond ard mortgage at6 per cent for psuca
Broai-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

- FOX >ALE-Iho elegant and srpeta1us house
II. ard lot $50 Wes;-T weh-s- second door west Of
~ Ffh avenue House 3 feet roni snd rear, anc .,
feri IN depth WIKI age iesroom - ~ - iee win ngn
crrs 10 correspond with nAn bulfing. TIE house Is
new And will De tnshet IN the beet rrsrrer NrCuctoui
Mahogany doors psfet flrnit1r- marble nantes. Bee
hes kifrh-n range closet bathing room, and hot
and cold hro g0uf gas i also nlrliuced and he
house 1. heated with Walkers best furnace The building
h hrse stories high sni siic exclusive 81 hssemeoi ard
under cellar ard viii be resdy The Is. Of April reNt
large proportion Of the purchase money can remain on
bond ana mortgage. For fsrlsr rsriicu ara apply 70
m ivy l.. HART. s Rurirg-slp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

a R0K .AIE-A farm containing y acres, lying
shoar ,hr-e niles from Ho5okeE, on he Palisades
III is one OF The mosi beautiful situations about New
York for country For fsrsnes psreas,s nsnre
ufim. Corner Of Adsns and York ~ Brooklyn, l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16
ROBERT n. MORRIS, p. VI.

Wan S~ss. Capt d
Webster. Capt
a Charles Z
WEBB. CsptHeuyL
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-05-25
NAMES OF CONyICTS.

Henry Matthews
5 Wales Dolby
6 Augustus Brumby
7 John Hammock
8 Moses Stone
9 VIM c Smith
10 John Davis
Ii Charles Eaton alias Mich'l Shields
I2 Emanuel Alamo
I3 Nicholas Smith
IA Alexander Stephens
Is John Webb
l6 VIM G Douglas
II John Hogan
10 David Cooper
70 John Walker
20 Fletcher Madarias
II Andrew Mcnamara
q John Chambers
70 Jackson Flake
"a Arther Johns
IS James w Hill
.6 Hilman Jones
n Thomas G Jennings
Is ILL., ndrG Porter
% Paten Parker
10 Thomas Reams
Il Napoleon B Atkinson
70 Joseph Fernandez
- Peter White
"A Augustus Archer
IS Madison A Rollins
IS Calvin King
81 Henry Crawford
10 John @ A Martin
70 Silas Bsrthage
10 Robert Johnston
II John Reynolds
e James Hignelt
% John Andrew
"A John Tarburton
Is John FIuallen
Is VIM S Burch
II VIM DAVIS
10 Isiah Dykes
70 Joseph Boggs
10 Elisha Lindsey
il Nathao Kirby
u Homer Scott
'3 Simon M Skipper
"a Allen G Rush
IS Thomas T Gainey
IS VIM w Lumley
u VIM Freeman alias VIM F Ryan
Is Charles Clayton
% Francis Gibson
10 Edward Hermanas
IL Lewis Ho well
q VIM p Jones alias B r Cook
i3 George Martin
a Thomas MuIlynaux
IS Thomas Andrews
Is James Painter
Il Joseph P FERNANDEZ
'8 Christopher H Kyle
% Willie Chesser
o VIM Bolt
1 Willie Duffee
2 Moses Harvrl
3 Moses Guest
a Joseph Fl Dixon
s Charles J Wells
6 Andrew Harrison
T Columbus Clarke
8 George w Rives
9 Wade Hampton
10 Minerva Ann Ellison
Il Aoner J Cody
p Hugh Lynch
% John Wilson
"A Thomas Wendall
IS Matthew Morine
'6 David R Pate
81 Alexander Cunningham
80 Enoch Kelly
80 VIM Butler
10 Henry Gee
u Charles Eugene
% Mark Sullivan
% Henry Fisher
"a Henry Et,er
IS Charles McDermou
,6 Walter Comley
" George P Foley
10 Richard Toy
30 John Williams
" JdCh hOOUcy
OIL Martha A Skipper
OF Solomon Causey
% Thomas Hart
o. Joseph Hart
05 Henry Pearson
O6 Michael Crawford
on John Ady
O9 Oliver ID Tankersly
% David S Martin tree man of color)
10 Francis Wilmington
IL John Marshall Gree man Of color)
IL VIM Carter
Is Absolem Looney
IA Charles Kreps
Is James Galway
l6 Anderson C Harris
II James G Allison
Is James Archer
10 Hiram Tarwater
co. Perry Morgan
81 Franklin Farrar
% Iohn Bonner
% James Morgan
"a Daniel Mays
Is George T Mitchell
26 James Turner
81 Ringstaff Dickinson
% Bartholomew OHara
30 VIM Shy
30 VIM VI Hamblin
81 VIM Wilson
81 Cecilio Guannatto
80 John Hunter
"a Charles Lynch
35 VIM l. Johnson
36 VIM + Williams
81 Stephen Graves
IS Samuel Barnes
80 VIM SeegIar
40 James M Key
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
The Judicial Election.

The criminal apathy that prevails II the commu
nifty upon the subject Of the approaching election o.
Judges would surprise US, did we not kno" tna'
some more powerful incentive than the conviction
OF its necessity is required 20 induce persons 70 dis
charge the duty of voting. Probably there IS nc
one In the State entitled to a suffrage, but would
acknowledge the paramount importance Of the
election-an election in which the dearest interests
Of every individual are so deeply involved IN the
mean time there are thousands from whom indo-
lence or indifference will withhold the expression
Of an opinion.
The conviction that the candidates Of both par
ties-so Tar at least as the highest Bench Is con
cerned-are honest intelligent and competent, msy
induce and to certain extent justify the inaction
Of many but do not such men owe 10 the eminent
individuals, who have consented TO sacrifice great
er personal emolument time and independent &C
ton 10 the promotion and security Of their interests
do they DOT owe an expression Of their grateful
feeling, and in the only way in which it can be
available The victory accomplished with pau
city Of votes would be Notifying to the successful
cornpettors-sin they could not but feel II sprung
rather from the contsmptuous Indifference Of opPo
neuts than the warm regard and kindly exertion o.
friends.
II will be Notifying to all who now iorbesr to
discharge their constitutional and moral obhga
ton to be subjected to the inevitable suspicion
that their luke warmness and neglect have arisen
from despay Of personal oggrandiseneh The per
sons who, By the SURFACES Of their fellow citizens
shall be elevated TO the most responsible and hon
orable Offices known to our laws obtain thereby no
sDolia opiDqa-Do disposition Of place patronage, or
power. to reloard interested eagerness or subsi-
diced zeal A conscientious discharge Of duty is
however. its own reward and we do hope that,
with very large majority OF the intelligent con-
sttuency Of New-York, such conviction will be a
sufficient provocative to timely action.
Beside this election is a more complete develop
uent OF the theory Of selfgovernment' 1t removes
restrictions which timid incapacity bad deemed
necessary, but which advancing humanity rejects
as absurd 1t is the appeal from Anticipated Error
10 cultivated Intellect, and is one OF the many
phases of the progress Of man to more assured do
minion over himself The capacity 10 determine
the interpreters of the law is OF the same nature
that decides its enactment and should be made CO.
extensive.
1t is simplifying the system of government, which
after all is an evil and only to be tolerated, as 1t
prevents the occurrence of greater The fewer
the obstacles that interpose between the Mind Of
the people and its proper result the more
perfect is the theory Of government, and the
more benefcent its operation. The happiness OF a
country is in inverse ratio to it's hierarches, its
constitutions and its statutes as the latter multi
ply. the former disappears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

BLuST, ESQ as the Wing candidate, spontaneous
meeting was held az Broadway House at when
DAVID GRAHAM. Esq. was called 10 the CHAR anu
j. H. HOBART HAYES appointed Secretary
Mr. BLUsr being called upon, addressed ice
meeting in most eloquent manner and was re-
ceived with great enthusiasn.
Mr. GaABAN then addressed the meeting with
good old fashioned Wing Speech, calling upon the
Whie. Of New York TO rally 10 their strength n
support Of their old tried friend Mr.. BLUrT
A resolution was adopted requesting the friends
Of the regular Wing candidate, Mr. BLUST' to meet
This Evening. June at o'clock at Broadway
House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
............MAY IS



Cot,ors-we sre sui uBsbl- To announce any snendea
IL our market which during The whole o. ne week
hss e1hilsi he dull appearance that preFseo 81
The close q our preceding circular ., -
fAef American Potash Al 70 10 a. - and Fea Ha ~
Z a 70 ~ per s. al tuty u 81 paid.
Rice Il .urited demSui hzs been manifested Ia CAro
ua snd 300 bbl IN srs and second hands found buyers
a. IS per 81 al making edvAnce Of IS 10 On
T4lo1- Se-No d-rnsna has been manifested either IN
Ts1yT Lard, prices OF waieh however have
Irf-rg DO alteration.
FbaebsH Nothing whsisvef has been doue IN ths ar
uels during q last seennghi, and prices therefore re-
maln a. previous quotations -,
Hhsof aid Fi0ur-There hss been sgan brisk demard
nsu Tested IN these srtices well Tor c0nsumpuoh As
for export and prices have experienced aiareI SaFs
10 foreign Whesi have % record sales oi @ hecl u
ir-- ued SIstes English snd northern gro~il al ~
los 50 per ssck Of 200 XII snd 7ot0 hsco.Ies aye Al
~ 81 IS 81 per sscx The Transactions IN AntrcAn
Our have been very considerable; ahout 5ote Dds IN
loco and arrive having been taken AZ follows VIZ bS-
End Philadelphia In loco 81 g 50 70 - NewOr-
10 s.. New York and Genesee at - % 70 -
per bb Parcels u arrive sod Al - 10 % pei Dos
sccordn brand and term delivery Yesterday mere
ess animation displayed IN the buying but ne msAet
closed A. s. 81 per bb for New Orleans and Newl OK
u oc0. We aso record sales OF 900 h0ls hye
our q 50 To 40 per Dbl TIE ports were 81 20 DOS
Flour M bags Whes and ze40 bags Rye from the MI
led States 43fs bbs Flour and . csrgoes Nhest from
En gland and he Baltic. In othsr articles we have re-
cevrd from The United States p casks Querciuon BARR
2 casks Tsow A. bbls Lard y bags Beeswax, 1900 bun
dies PAIN Leaf ard lis logs CedaT
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business Notices.

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site information obtained gratuitously enabling ad'eF
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iect and to adopt safe judcious and thorough 'ys
tenn OF Advertising in such sections and ia such papers
as are best suited their respective pursuits Tie re-
specially invites the calls OF those who may think pro
per to avail themselves Of his services and the facilities
which bis experience aud extensive Agency seords Tor
prompt and efficient application OF the power OF tho
Press TO business enterprise
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Feps-t for ~ WrsF srS 20 Nay IA Prices OF American
uu.t asa.u be- quoted f4y ID per p io~ef Al wien -
eu-tio1 ~ afa BEEN feeiy su0 pied Ano asnooSn
- sr-sure b sci hss n0l been quite - s-rt 'A san
...... H...a fui 80 90 ~ f" - -
~ .rsa hss h.~r dull thr1u gtout; Brazil. ard
$50 a., .-h .shtv 3, favor Of the buyer Sp7c1siofs
~ IA. - 1o BALES OF American exporters are move
f- bgv@-s A. taa ior rates current bsVinS asen i9e
- - IN P.-rsra TIE market iOdsy closes
,h le- more s.esi-less. The sses Tor ne "s-. are
y, -. lUnred Brokers.
Reyof for M IS asd ID Since Friday lAst is-Ie 80
49, MOI, a. rsti % In our Cotton ~srk-t On Saturday
In demand VS. lively snd from 0oo Ia soc0 bales char
- h.rds con ersb- portion q which w.s lAsrn y
ard FL porters An sdEarc- OF "a pef 70 GA
% rc. current on ThurstAY last wss also paid n mos
a-scffpi.ors TIE sac. on horcAy were ffom ~ 20
5Ohs and y-sterisy about 500 bales changed oar
a. ARMY sustained prices The market closed quietly o1l
hodes of Cotton have fall confidence IN ineir po,iuon-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
Thing. In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Junc J. lsii.
The expsctsd an. Al OF the foreign news, sud us
reception Ia the course Of the morning sosoros ai'rn
sxea.vely There IL no local news and 90 not crown
your columns with un.mporiAni ceisls
our markets have been entirely dersnzed ~ NE iot
.,Sn nov. On Charge sbou; ? or 5000 eols Of slouF
sod 1t 81 but holder. AfteT"Gd raised pre'enon' "
s,rrs % srocxs-Firsf Boa-i-225 Girard, l2t ;
slSs0 Lehish scrip. -, 20 do. ~; $1,000 Penns
"a : $4,000 L ; g. s5ds 1851 S2IOOO : o. %
los . Pennington. b5os 9oi 5000 Win TOD, o. o.
81 500 e;irard h5ds l2i % Reading s5ds. ri
S,sg6 Rsa-8-273 = s. = IS Bk. - Mech
Rk g7. 50 Grard l2s 100 do. - ~, 900 sch Nav
s. So 70, 50 Harrisburg. b5 81 l0o0 Read BIDS, IS
Z y,r In RI 45-