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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09
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@on llhler nno Q9aaners Stchr.

Son llbler uno QSa9ners Stcbr.
Was 9ebt bort Dor Weiit tu nitt eae te
all Gcilen dusuerfauffn
ga fte ftno entId,lclcn au Rcfteu su per.
fdufcn. 9iun it Cure 3rit wcblfcil ,u fan,
fen. g8rnn ibr Den "ready John Davis
uid,t gut entbebren f6nnt, oann bringt nn5
@uer SoolS, Butter, @unobcereu, Shnals.
Gier, llnlhIitt, eumpcn, Jtirlfen, Shnise-
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ten Sud- uno tauId,t eS aus fur: 1ud), ga.
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fet5, @ooerlios, Tlanncls, @mghams, We,
rinc, Qhibettud,, Sd)apl6 &c. Serner;
Quienswdarcr, bon rpcld,en mir elm 9tfIors
tement baben, haB fen fcid,es in Qed,a 60.
~ finoen lit. @benfa 8: Gin polls
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so 90. CsIainS uno @dihmere, 100 DO. sll'
pacca, 90 Scren prints pon biS I2 @ents,
20 Scren Carpets bon l2 su so @ents, ueblt
dnoercr sIrtifeI Su ipeitIduft9 81 mcloen.
8ro3erieH SalS Sips, &c.
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aneere grtifel ols : 20 Side Ric uue an.
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feincs Sals, 200 babe Screu HolIueu, nur
81 @euts, 100 Bcrcn 9lcGnen an 81 rs per
Dor, 80 Jfcos 9iOitnen, 500 3onuen @ips,
100 Sdshen better Cheer, 500 SuId,el ae.
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ref 9ctrcdncte pflfthr, 8 Sdrrel @ranber.
riee, 500 Scuspfcifeu, gut teIflasen, afIcs
bon peIdcm an ben m0alidft niseern preib
an ibrcm Stcbr perfauft rpirc.
SoifcrD uno Gi1cu Scl3.
500 Stafter ocls werben perlauat, fur
neldcs Ger b6dite Warftprsis I'M 9lustauId)
fur StetnfobIcn, Gips, posr 8aufman5.9u.
tern, al ibrem Stohr III Der Soamiltcn Stra.
&c bsSablt wiro. psrIoneu bic Sools iiber.
trir9en, ,pclIen Sb1tt nchmen, bae lIe ibre
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buhs QSrthshaus perle9t baben, no iIe CT.
ludIt fIub Iclbes abSulaeen.
llb(er unb 9Sa9ner.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09
MebcrfTcbt Der N9sGrfte.

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bic 81 75 nno Sladl6faamen 81 30.
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nit 5tdlber brad,ten I6 bis 26 Ibaler.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09
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6feutib pcrfduft pereeu:
pfcrce, Silhr, Elm Curham SuI, Sdtpei.
nc, Wdoeu, Elm @aoi, pHige, G99cn, HcIer,
pnttent SdhIitten, Crefd,sWaitine nit Elm
pfcrce G,cmaIt, pfcroe9eftirr bon iceer 2irt,
RincmiihIr, Sdaufcln, 81, dhen, @absln &c.
@beufa 6: Gin Sfeu NIT RObr, Sii'
hcnffranf, ndfen, JfciTeIn, 2ttber, Sdrrel,
TdiIer @imer, uuc nod anecrc 2!!::;;iittcl A.,
umlfduclid gu meleen.
Die sVeeRBuns'n am 8ertaufStu9c uno
se''ufpartm9 prH
Sonie( Slllner.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09
Qlnloute- -SlaebrtCbt.

Da Sob Derruno Ieiue Trdu Gil.
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natirt Sanuar %, l647, all lbr SiscnihHirs
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miid,tC6, on ben lluterlhricbcnfn nbfrraAcn
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Tno, aufgsfcreert, unCrhalb % Iaaen ae;
;ube;ahlelJ -tno Scld,e, rie rrdNlilse Scrs
berun0en an erfa9tcn Ccrr baben, telirbea
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pobibtitdti9t sinStdnoiSen, on
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09
Sebruar 9.
OcfentltCte 9Senpu.

Gpunrriiass cen 25teu Tcbruar, nm 10
llhr 8crnitdo6, lcN om SHauie ces llnters
fdricbcucu, in Sbrr Sauccu Saunfdip, 9e'
d,a GauutY, 0fcnlltd psrfduft wcrten:
Sihe, 6 Sd,wriue, WiucnrubIc, Wci'
gen: Sonmen ouf cem SrIcc, Better II. Seit'
iaccn, SHausubr, Crobr, @dfdranf, Stllhcn'
frhranf, 1ifde, Snthc, Sdnfe; SiicufelIcl,
gtItnhdfcn, @runbbecrru tcim Suid,cL SdI
fer, CHAMBER, 3nber, 6uhfeteu, uno Icnit
nod aGcrIci SoauS uno Saucrn.Gerdthe gu
umitdutIid) 81 mslcen.
lie gcoir9ur9cu AM ScrfaufStaSe une
Nufrpartuu9 ocn
9lbrobam S6neiter.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09
Smrra {! tseesebt 9Sgsg (!

0ieu.2)prt Ginie bon ubler uno @a1.
ner.-S cMncr mo Slietinie bon
gSenner II. Go. olIc getcfcn eurd,
Den Otatnn6te GtcGr ppn S)erfd,
mo Sern.
Rcn Wei6tnbnra fcmmt unb fIcbt,
Wcnn Shr nun ldi6ne Sitter lett. 3
Sic qcheu itdrf, adrS ildrf frrt,
Sir cute QGaar in bier Der Srt.
@cn Wacaraic fcmmt brrtri,
Wit @utrr, @aru uno slIcrIci;
Wit Gicrn, Rrnd,t uno Seiieu. Spt6,
QBir hantcln baIs fur jecen Cred.
@cn NfdiatapnD nes id, aud,,
lBeT fd,6nc, quite Waaren braudb'
Wire hicr anrufcn nit ccm @dfdi.
9lm Stchr pm ScnD Sfern nno Ssefftt.
9Ius alIcn Nliftcn, Ghifrrn rand,
Bon jcecm Joiftdcu, icnem Saus
Rcmmt cilcno bel, aus jeecm Srt
Die tetrn @iItrr ilnb baIe fort.
@S III feiu SHumbug, slautt uns unr,
Sommt nur hsrbei, ibr fduft gang ffur;
9Sir hateu alGes in Der Welt
6nr Butter, @icr ctcr @eIo.
eietc Mibhen, lpie fciu,
llae bic neucn Siihiou6 frin
@ntrr, Die @ud laden mad,t,
Soabcn mir nun Guh gebradt.
@s it fein Stcbr in 9tib uno Sern .
Bie Hrnnfliu Nerfdl uuo ScnD Rerns.
Nlles erunteu bato wie Srrh,
30 prcstnt msai8sr.als llbIers StCtr,
Srbruar o. ~ ll03m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09
@rnitlitbe Slaebrieht.
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giad,rid,t miro Merourdt ec9cben, oaB Th
Die 8ud,cr oes 9lster ocffmon uno Sc1pb
lEeapcr, chemal6 unter Der Sirma orn SHcff'
man uuo lEeopcr-uno ebcnfals bic @ildjcr
cc5 Scleph Wsa7er unb Sobu e. Socfman,
frnherhin uuter teg Tirma bon gSeaocr uno
Scffmun-ols 8clsthdnoler, boncelnc, Th
in ecr 0Iuptu ce5 llntcrsciductcn, Srie'
oeEsrid,tcr fur Die Staot gaentaun, gum
Sinfclleftiren Der cariu aufIe,cidneten Nnd'
9dnee teIuecu. 9ae eiejeni9en cdher, mel
DIE nod, all bcGagte 6irmns fdulot9 Ino, iper'
cen aufacfcrerrt rnrrholb 3 QEphru obiu,
be;ahlcn, - mieri3cnfalS ,pcroen llnfciten
Die Scl9en lein..
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SetrHdr 8. rq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09
Serniihte Ginrahniei

Smpfargeu prn 3bos. . gBil'
fou, cine Silan, Dem @auntn
srn Der leBtb. 9icrthamptcn
Sanf sufpmmcno, in tpeldcr
bic frilbcre 6. Scmmisioners
9clo bnterlc9t batten, 500 90
Bon Dauio Stcm, ir pon, fir
cine bem @tY. ,fduloi9e Tctr, 300 90
Bon Scbu s. 8rauic, Wa6crs
Stnd Cipieence, 10 90
Bon @ID 6. Sd9er, llnfcften,
pcn Simon 2Ibam, Is 90
Bon @barleS Softer, 8eIauf ere
balten BON gS. SO. Scfrio9e 2 O6
Bon Scnatban Budtcr fir cb
ue qBiuec, so
Bon Scfhua Sir9friso auf 9iedp
nunq elmer senidcn Mote BON
Is 05, crm @auntp fdlIi9, 3 90
Bon gBm. gS. ScIfibgr, auf
Hsd,nnns cincr 9e,ui1ru sln' :. ..
fcroeruu9 bon 53 6S, % 90
...s a,3'r, 1855 56
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09
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SGifIerStllIlt SovalIrrilfeu !

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Cuuo Setter ccs 22lten Ssbruar6,) 81 rerIam'.
mcln, auf Woutass cen 22itcn 8cbruar, UNI
10 uhr @crmitt69s, am @aifbaule bon g
liza 9 . Dieb I, i'll WilIeretlIn. pnnft!ii
DIE Seiipcbnun9 in Cr,partct. siuf Srfetl
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I2 PatrOnsn II. bSIgrurm cs9sn iu reriehsu.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

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Belauf scn aulritcn br;ahIt in
Dem Sltf (3nt. 1405 l5) S,2O7 II
Durd, cine Sllans in Zen Ndn'
ben BON SEQ. Sodberader, ebcs
tem Sd,asmcilfer, nit 5uterc'
Gen pom 1lfsu Sanuar, 1S4l, 6S 90 :
Belauf Der ausifehenoeu 3drsn '...s.
aeslIrt fur oas Sahr 1916. 5.493 33
Bilau; in Niuoen oes Sd'abs
mciifcrs am Iiten San. lS47 5.489. 63
@auntp Deficit 5,Ul 40
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

Srufcu uno S6rcitmaterialien,
SeIauf telablt fir Sldnfs, GrW ------
den, &c. 95l OH
Ster3te 8 Il {.
SeIauf beiahft fiirTeei,in, auf'
pdrtuug, unb "Ncet Mcrtcm
llutcrfudiuna," in Ger Sade -
Ger Srau Stdtlcr II. anecrn, l22 %
GarsSnnb.
8e;ahlt on @ctIeftcreI bic ihre .
GupIfatcn iltcrbe,ahIt haben, 30 "a
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lcr 81 pcaiichsn, l43 G1d
I73 9I4
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Selauf bcsablt fir SutS ,Sddeel Ii 20l
9ef n9eilc,
gefauf besabit fir ben llnterbait
bon 8cfangeuen I'M Seltlihen
3ud,tbaus, eS 10
8eri1teecue 9lusla9eu.
Sesoblt an 9sCree Nbcacs fnt +
Stcnc, 2 90
Saecb Sidlcin, Subrlobn, 90
e. Soofert, Sd,iebfarren perbss. 81
2bcmdS Gctter, 3a9Ichn, so
Saccb Beal, eo 25
Stcpben Barrier, Baaren, 2 40
pster Socaer, Sdmicoarbeit, 3 81
Plug. pfcnuina. 8uhbinbeu, 3 so
s. Stdbler, SIiisTm. su ccpiren, so
Craig II DitIin9cr, Wadren, Is 9S
Saccb SNummel, Soci,fohleu, 90
z. 9. @ibcus, prCfriI. Bienfe, GO 90
Charles Softer, fir SaIf, A
wg 99SI.
@auiltpsgommi1icners.
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uieicnere, ais @ebaIte, 2O4 90
Gubttprcn.
8eSablt al ole aIubitcrsf. 1916, 46 50'1
g 6 rel Der.
Sesahlt an 9Ibr 3irqtnfus, fir
Dienite II. jdbrl.. .&chaIt als Il
Shrcibrr, 100 90"
-
49,. 4I5 so
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pfau9eu, uno II 514 1874 auss
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09
25.929 90

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itci BON Geda @alntn, III Tebnnr9
init teia9teln @aunty, nrm 1. SSaa3'
uar 1916, bis Sanllar l. 1917.
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gBiaiam 81 8lnmef, Icetbin
Sd,aBmeiiisr, Iant ees Sc' -
rdrs Der Nuoitcrcu, $4O4O II
9lnletben:
W2ir, 23, Selauf pcn 9lnlsibeu, ..
hsute erbalteu, 65 90
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09
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Ger &'riue Jnrp,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

esSahlt fur ben llnterhalt rru
@efnn0encn, @erdtbr fir Die
@dnntp 2Imt6ifubeu, nuo Gael
DoS Scurttaus gu rciui8en uuo
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

T Dicjeni9cn @cGeftcrcn bcren Tamen
nit cinem Stcru [*l bcseid,net ltno, bdbcu
iettoem aau; uuo SoIdac al eercu Tamen ein
Sfreuj I'll ftcht, gum 2hcil, ab9erehuet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09
thnmn SnunSthir. in prn

thdmp. SdunI6fip, IN ncu, S45 oo
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pcr 3auufd,ip, in prH, 1902 %
Bon @ecr9e Rnaue, Don Sser'
SaHccn, amf 9fednuna, 1883 6I
BON Setb WilIer, pru D Wil'
fcro, arf 9ichnuna, 1873 %
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Waeur0ie. ouf Red,nuuA $50 20
Bon Sanucl Wieiemerc, bon Z,
W2aCuuse, auf Hed,nuu9, 4S7 n
Gcn Trieeridj SoitteI, pen 9Gets
Ienburg, duf 9icd,nurg 639 %
Ben Senatban Oar, pcu ecrrs
bia, auf Hehnuu9, 335 90
Bon Saccb QeibD, pen epun ZIP.
duf 9iedlnuna, 1853 90
9cn peter MiGer, bon 5crioels
berg, auf Rednuns, sO4 90
Sou Schn 8dr, BON y. 98bcits
baa, auf 9tehnuna, 1000 90
Bon Daniel 8. 8bcaes, bon 9.
Wbeitbau, auf Nefnuu9, l72o 90
Bon sbrabam 3ie9enfns, ocn
Salsbur9, auf 9iehnun9, $50 90
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

1850 -
Eaten:
Bclauf cmpfau9cu ocn u. 3te9'
eufus, in pca, @ountptar fir
1915, fir Ole ct. slOcutanni as3O4 40
Bon slbr 3ic9cufne, fir Icrtb.
9auuihip, fir 1916, i'll Oca, 113 AZ
Bon Scbu Stlhler, pom Sber'
Sauccu, fir 1S45, in pcll, 29l "a
3cn Schu Wiler, bon .. Wttl'
fcr6, fir 1S45, in pcn, 465 IA
9cu Schn Wciotnedt, pen Sb. :.ss,..
Racun9ic, fur lS45, III ucu, 1898 %
Bon 9euteu Smith, ucn eDnn,
fir 1S45, in pcn, 173 Is
Bon SOhn &dr, pen q. Bbsit'
haa, fir 1915, in roll, 324 46
2955 al
Sarcu fur 1916.
Tcu 6. c. Tcutarc, oon gIllcn'
taun, ouf 9isd'runa llOo %
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

Bon Sobn Gdercr, @auntY'3ar
burh ibn bon Sobn Nuber bon
2. Bbcit. fur 1S45 coleftirt,
Bon Scnas Reinlhmict D. Wei'
fenburq, Gar fir 1S45, bon
eem Collector ale perIoren ais
segeben,
Bon Sarrifcn MiIcr, @aunfY'
Gar, burd, ibu pcn 9. 9tihts
lie bon Rs Wacun9ie, fir lS45
3. cclleftirt
8pu phiIip Verion. @nuntD Gar
ourh ihn bon 6. @angcncre
bon Sber Sauccua, fur lS45
colIeftirt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

Weibenbpr1 ,Sftruor 8,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

Se5ruar 8,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-04

THLHdRAPEIC.
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
ANOTHER REVOLUTION.
Dissolution OF the Connection between Yucatan
and the General Government.
Further Correspondence between Generals
Taylor and Santa Anna.
De-, DC.

BY the last arrival at New Orleans. We have advcss
from Campeschy to the 9th ultmo from which we learn
there had been another outbreak in that city.
in an address dated the sth Of December Domingo
Barrett yielding reluctant acquiecence the wishes
his fellow citizens presented himself as their chief
A glorious revolution" that day commenced. Tho
object Of the outbreak is to sunder entirely all political
connection between Yucatan and the Government of
Mexico.
pronunciamento also made by the garrison q
Tabasco on the 10Th of November
This pronunciamento alleges that full repres entston
had been made to the supreme government Of the de
fenceless state Of the Department of Tabasco.
II alludes to the recent invasion Of the Americans and
AYERS that the Mexican Government had dsregarded their
prayers for aid For these and other considers
TONS they declare that the of Tabasco disavows
the present Government of the Republic, and will regu
late her internal administration upon basis liberal
and more adequate to the circumstances Of the existing
The declarations were approved OF by acclamation.
Senior Tracorn named the head Of the Tabasco
voution. Many names attached to the pronuncia-
mento
The impression prevailed that Herrera would be
elected President of Mexico at the opening of Congress-
and overtures of peace Immediately made.
Further correspondence has taken place between
rails Tay or and Santa Anna
Gen. Taylor's letter concludes with hope that the
Mexican Congress will accept the offer of the United
States and enter negotiations termination Of hos
tiltes, and permanent peace.
Santa Annals reply Is dated at San Luis Poosi II il
courteously worded, and in conclusion he hopes tho
Sovereign National Congress will shall be most
conducive to the interest OF the Republic but believes
that neither Congress any Mexican will able
to listen to overtures of peace unless the national terri
tory is first evacuated by the American forces and the
vessels Of withdrawn. Until this is done the Next
nation is determined to defend its territory at every
hazard, inch by inch
Private letters from Tampico state that men suffer
much from intermittent fever.
ALBANY, January al PM.
The Hudson river at Albany is clear of cs though
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-04
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WAsHISGror, Dec. so, le&s.

WARRINGTON, Dec. so, lo4s.
Senfmanet and Ribaud.
SIR I'm your paper Of yesterday, under the head of
Who is Rbaud ~ | perceive one very great error
and doubt not that unnentiona on the part of
your infermer and that you would be the last to
wrong the dead, have thought it well to put you in
possession of the facts that you may correct the same
Speaking ofthe duel that took place in New Orleans
between sentmanet and Ribaud, you say" they met,
and both advanced to within few PAGES Of each other
without pulling triggers when Sentmane so appal-
ed at the firm bearing of Rbaud that he his pre-
sence OF mind, fired at random. and away without
waiting for his adversarys fire" Now, sir this oil
wrong-every word of IT. The facts ere. in q few words
these They had difficulty Of long standing mat.
tors not what it They met in New Orleans-the
weapons selected pistolsthe distance ten paces-con
fred, and Ribaud was wounded. On this you may de-
pend ! was there at the time, and knew well both
parties. God never made drawer man than Sentmanet
When he went out with Ribaud, he knew him to be
brave, and 30 knew what to expect SentHanet was
not only brave but rashly The sequel of his life
proves this assertion May his spirit be avenged the
coward Ampudia
Rbaud is not only personally brave but he has
large soul; and he here he would do justice to the
memory Of one who was his enemy-at least far az
his daring courage was concerned. Sentmanet has
wife and children In New Orleans For their sakss if
not for the dead-correct.
A SAILOR OF THE NAVY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-04


On the I'd January. in the 2ls year of her age MARY
ELIZABETH, wife Of Patrick f. Iecy, and eldest daught
OF Peter Donelan.
The trends ofhe family and those of her brohersin-
law James and Thomas Lacy and those Of her cousing
Francis and Peter Donelan, and Of her uncle owen
uiedy OF Brooklyn invited to attend her funeral
TINS afternoon, at o'clock from her late residence la
Madison street
on Friday January \, ELIZA ASN, daughter of James
and Fanny Wheeler, aged four years. ten months aud
four days
On Saturday, Cd January, after a lingering illness
which she bore with Christian for.itude, Mrs GATHER
me, wife Of Alexander Vass, eyed 50 years
The friends of the family and of her SON George Par
se e and her nePhews Edward Parsells William Cor
uon ana Edwin Houghton. arc respectfully invited to
attend her funeral, from her late resdence No 2s3
walker street, on Monday 4,h instant, at PM, without
further notice
Nov oath, 1876 at Funchal, Madeira where he had
gone Tor the bens6t OF his health CHARLES b. FsEEmAN
IN the 2sth year of his age
On saturday, January 2, Mrs RosAMoND ARDEN wi
COW CT Or jacobs Arden in the nth year of her age
ne friends OF the family invited to attend her fu
neral TINS afternoon. at half past o'clock fir ON he late
resoehce AZ walker street. without further invitation
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Acomparson of quotations current yesterday with
those ruling at the close of the week previous exhibits
improvement in Reading of x per cent? Norwich and
Worcester ~; Harlem e; Long Islsnd 4. The bust
ness Of the week has been exceedingly limited that
we unable to make any comparison in prices for
many fancies
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of each description Of property received at tide water
all tho canals of this State during navigation in each
Of the pasttwo years.
COMMERCE New YORK STATE CANALs-REcErrrs
AT TIDE Water.
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DIR. KELLiNGER,S

,
a. iNFALLlBLE LlNIMENr is warranted IN
sores aud ulccrs of ever in few days.
1.l II acts like magic In remoy rheumatism snd Ell
other pains One two doses is certain 20 relieve bilious
cholc dsrrbssa &c as " IL taken is perfectly delight
ui IN "a odor and flavor IL is universally TO
De the best family medicine offered TO the public rce
30 cents per bottle
Sold $40 Pes streets corner Bowery aud Broome; I'd
avenue aud 10th suset Jeres drug stores DR. Bunes Doy
er and Chatham, and at the II. H. Office, City Hall.
il m~Ic
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Total. I2oisa3 si5452,s2l 1852 sl9 ISL, ,o525s
Tonnage and value of all the property which went
from the Hudson River all the canals in ls45 and
lS46 -
ls45. 1886.
Tonnage. .224Ol3 tons. 239 2l6 tons
value 500, Asa, 1898 $64,627 ,524
Aggregate movement from ond to the Hudson River
during the ls45 and 1885, and the aggregate value
Of the property transported -
1916 l646.
Ionnage. IL, 42S 956 tons. COL 535 TONS
value. $50 ,906,3l9 $ll5 1872 $50
will be seen by the above statements that there is an
increase in the tonnage Of la TONS 46h
in the value Of the property transported the
both in tonnage and value previous years is still
greater.
The value Of the entire movement Of property from
and to the Hudson greater by s. $50 than the ex
ports OF the United States for the fiscal year ending July
1884, and greater by s45 than the value Of the
goods imported into the United States for the same time
The greatest proportionae increase in the value Of
any article received this year, compared with last has
been in corn there having been increase in the guam
tty received Of ,b74,aA6 bushels and in the value
81. los 375
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TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
From the Evening rostl
RIEG's CREAM" sPECIMENs Or RINGS UN.
~ APPROACHABLEV EHBENA CREAM. for Shayna
This article universally praised by WHO made trial
Of lest year took the m Of the Institute Fair
rdeed IL fully conceded by those who know, that il
possible 70 manufacture an article equal to it, II is .e
a.. pmpes. and is sold cheaper than the old soaps All
therefore, who would consult economy and comfort in
Shaving should possess themselves Of it,"
Beware Of limitations and observe the written signature
under the directions Tor use H. Ring" Prepared aud
tor sale, wholesale and retail and for eyportation by
dbl lmvr 1872 Broadway corner Of iohn stre.t
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Old Stock Exchange.


Married.
On the goth January, 1916 by the Rev BENZ Evans,
JAMES b. ATwATER, 10 AVN +. Bosp, all of this city.
On Sunday evening". 81 inst at st James Church by
the Rev Charles Martin D. d.. MIR LOUIS H. Won WI
rFE to Mrs MARY f. VAN Saur. nd daughter OF tho
late John Kobler, Esq all Of this city
On New Years day by the R,v +. Tucker Mr. JNo.
{. MAcaAs, TO Miss EL,zABrrH WHIrr, both of this
city
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from the difficulties apprehonded from the financial
barrassments the government
We annex our usual table OF quotations for stocks in
this Market for each day of the past week. compared
with those at the close of the week previous
1t will be observed that there has been general inn
provement -
QUOTATIONS FOR THE PRINCIPAL STocKs THE NEw
YORK MARKET
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MUSIC,
THE ONLY TRUE SONG.
&& ARCHY 6RIEVE, the real caterer of fancy and
yS singing Birds has hand and prepared offer
~ the best selection yet offered American public
Selected without regard to price from quarter
Of the Globe Amongst the following will be found the
most choice dissertation Of fancy long and varied Canary
cages. made expressly after his Ao
and Domestic. Together with the choice de-
scripton of barn door Fowls Ducks Geese English and
Norway swans silver and golden Pheasants and Newound
land King charles spansls French and Spanish Poodles
fancy Dogs Bird Cages of every variety Also Archys
Treatise Of the management Of the various descriptions Of
Birds, sc. Sc.
\. b. Every variety Of Bird Seeds. Cages, sc.
g. Letters, paid will all times with prompt
attention from A. GRlEVE No John street, New York
YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
Look for your Christmas Presents Archy will be re.
membered hen the candy and the cakes Bo.
ques put up by his own hand his usual style short
tice. d23 tire.