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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-24

By THE CouRT-Was Lieut.. Col. Fremont informed by
Com Stockton Of his having, claiming to act under
A II think he was by ms. Whether by Stockton or
not cannot tell repeated to Col Fremont all these
q by 1t. Col. FREMoSr-Do you know what losses,
any, tho Cafornians sustained on the sth and 9th OF
Objected to by the Court, and withdrawn.
@ by FREMoNr.-What number Of tho Californians
there supposed to DO In at or about the CAPT
ulaton Of Cowenga
A. They were vAreusly estimated No one, pre-.
AGO. but how approximation to the troops can
not say.
question might arise which the Court agreeing to- his
examination for the present was concluded
U0 or ~; m0 ns%t summer 1T
Mr. f WARD F. BEALL Of the Navy, was sworn for the
owhat posi- ion and rank do you hold in the Navy
| of the United States
Q-Were you with the squadron In lS46 at Califor-
few days before the arrival Of the British squadron
and when the American nag had been raised by Com
Al was 1t was a British linc.of- battles and
Odd you undertand that any fear was entertained
to the displacement of the American nag on the ar
rival Of the foreign vessel!
Ave felt insecure, and sent our men to quarters
Q-Were the decks Of the frigste Congress cleared
and prepared for action!
Ave prepared for action.
q DO you know If Gen. Kssrny Is acquainted with
Mr.. c. Corsoni
Al KNOW Gen. hearny - very inumaSeiy scquA'h'-
| cd with Mr. G. Corson. When two men are con-
santv together the fact Is not sufficiently singular to
Ak itself the mind know Of two or three occasienb
| when they together.
| Odd Gen Ksarny remain to your knowledge, on
butt OF rocks, called San Bernado and did you and
some Others go Commodore Stockton and request re
| lief to be sent to him!
| A Il did. -
| Q-Previous to your leaving San Diego had public
| property been burned at the camp Of Gen Kearny?
| Att had
The court objected TO this question being answered
Col Fremont said II of series Of questions,
and that he had argument both for that and the
other question: to show their reevenoy and Materially
| The Court adjourned.
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lard W White; IS kegs batter Nj DO Trumbu Leck
~: W tess d Corv1n co; IS d. Adsus Go.
L Drake
sos.e Lr-,-Bsrre Hliisu Balar,. Ns.sif-sls bid.
-Four suydsm. SAGE CO. 90 DO Mod Co. - 10 Mod.
Rogers Co = Do saac Reed 85j DO II Nclt r. do
Theodore Perry c.; ~ Do " Alton. 81 do Philip.
Abou - tos bacon " Harms. iu2 bbs corn mesi
Dows Guitesu. 81 hbl. bush vhsst bbis hbi
p0rk ~ GnnnrI. o. hss cheese Phillips shorr; 81 ID
Wa sce Wicts; 81 bbis Mead Co ], cs l. n1is
beef Ni'hsnsi hhi butter Doehns 4 An-rson. Y
Scss Do II bIFdeabl-r CO, t5 ashes CLARK -st d
egg scsboll Eassru. do sshes Browning Hall d.
J 4 I fown.end
hbs -four. Johnston ! 8 Do. Leland, Adams CO.. -
DO Theodore Perry Go. go IS DO Allen " esey -
r. is t y he.e ~. r. 10 - 4 $50. f,s
d. Hysop : Cofin: ls3 DO. T Nhi.e = do o1'
ashes B0ormsn Stsnt0t ~ do. kenf, Posg Coz %
Babcock Co; 10. Williams ~ bush com, !
Cd Tray In, Pag, caiHn-Bare' Msaroe n.ifiH-
81 rhis -four. r. Reed. 81 hh.. ncur Leland Adams
@: ms DO Cram: I8i d @ Ki.ssm. 2is TO- Cowins 4
e.. lij bhs pork. Clsrk ColeInani bhs 1-hes,
Batcoct co. d.. Blydenbur.h 42f cheese. Apsar
q d. Van AIKEN Son; - 10. Chamberlain A. hN'
e,eess " Green. tbis ashes OTIS Woodward. I Do
Mead Co Do. EcBnde Lord. 81 txs cheese, Perry
Ne-r YsrI Tfica and Orr>Fo LfHe ~ Rofnisr- Boat
Ssandeas-Zl25 bash corn, W Rossiter' b0ls ashes
4n,rioqs Traalyorfafion L,ne NM Cai,5 & Co-Boai .
Pars9ns-J9l hbls -four. Suy1au SAGE o. 10 fne'
Fs CO Brooks White % ''s' butter Mead A'.',
sam, Line-Bars, Clai FrsS,rioF-s5o bbls hour.
Wolfe; n Baldwin. Dibhe Work. n 200 hush corn
HOLSTER Johnson. 20 frks butter, Work DRAKE .
SaTne LfHe-Barfe Edrard Norrt,-5liH bnsh corn = 4
Stewart. 600 bu.h Lane Morgan.
I'haoa 4 NJ y0rt Lin, lmbgii-Boa' Parlsfo-f.
bush Waterhouse Linn a psss butter Ionkin.
Co tbs ssss Is sess tubs butter bb e.ss bnnekef
hoH 4 Weeks do Abby Brennan hrss butter hnann
Ksser. 10 kegs do w Psff nfks do Ferguson snef
nan. % hhs egg >acsefts Belcher.
Sorpc Ln>-I5oa, SgipA--l2 bbis eggs Powers
Duronf. Lafirop 6C0lf Lrnc-boaf GoD--o ogsn corn
3 Same Liac-Boaf PAiiods Jhig-t5X2 bush corn. 49,
y Trog and U,feTn Lac Boat Ifnf, " kcc-boaf " az
sau-22fo bush wheat. johnson.
M,rcignff Canal Line. J. 4 JotHfon-Eoat y hiaFf
iaad40 tubs butter cks cheese Clark tisk - pa.
butter
Same L-u,-Boa, Me- Ear lamd-ls5 bis cheese PKG
Sherman " hxs Do Wallace Wicks. - DO CLARK fss
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MARRIED

plebsrd. FDWARD C. JOHNSON Of this City, to
DELLA MARIA. only daughter # Ason smith ot,hs for
mer place. -.
Al Maiden Ulster Co. sept lsi ls47, by Rev. Jared
ps.tng. of Rocklsnd Co. Mr. CHARLES MERRILL
a. Mis- KATE :. HASAM both OF the former place
Oo Thursday. "a inst by Rev. Mr. Morris ROYAL A
GAMES E.q to LAURA. daughter Of the late Abrsh am
WALKER E.q all Of this City.
on Wednesdsy evening, lst inst BY Rev. Otis Skin
ner. Mr. JOHN X SKID, to Mise SARAH c. BART
LETT ali Of this Ci;y
Al Trinity Church. at G O'Clock A. ~ sept 2 by Rev
Dr. Lyell. Ar. T. q COLWELL. Of OswegD ~ Mis-
CAROLINE i. HOLMES 81 New York
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Trade of the Hudson.

ySseiiurs Lar 4 Ian >4sfgsofd Co- Rarrs fff4uf,c
ifs bbs Sour Nc Bride Lord ~ DO. lss4c Reed "a
40 \ Dole: 90 do. X Miibank 81 90. T PeA.e );
DO bis ashes. CorwinS Co; S3 KEGS % bhls butter
hent Poag Co; a. hrks do, ID Johnson BIS ashes W
Spencer; Is b5s pork, Theodore Perry ~ kegs butter
German Hopsiusk Co, Dol ashes, p + Peace.
>ans- fias- Barre .f5ats n HHn-lfS5 bDls is9 half
do fonr VI Hoyt Sou; 25S hbs DO, Bows Cary 80
do A W Weld bbs ashes. Lippinccti a Reynolds s
DO orders 81 kegs butter, Knapp Bsser IS ets beans
Honsfmsn Fowler Is ebls sshes, Kent. Poaz Co
S,sas Iis Bar e. >-pfr0r hrisrylSo bhls -Four Do~'
4 Guitesu s25 do n n Wolf Isl do bhs pors Puce,
as hbs rye DO DowsN Cary, bbs ssh-s Dsier Miller
a .xs bacon bbs pork w kagIisi 40 Perry 81 o.,
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rfIE INDIAN IN HIS WIGWAM.

NJ nj. GRAHAM. Tribune Bindings. has in press ana
w. will issue soon The Indian In his Wigwem. on
Characfsr.ics of the Red Race of America By Henry
SchO0icrsff
The above work will contain a6 pages. printed on good
paner Price only - cts.
D. Also. Ia press. The Buckskin the Camp of the BE
se-ers tale of the Revolution by the author Of Ethan
Allen and The Green Mountain BOYS. sc Thus one Of
the best Revolutionary novels that has been published II
tale OF the times when the buckskn learned the
British Generals how o. hEht Price p cts.
Yankee D0odie- orders No ~. Now my brave fellows
we desperate campaign. IT. VIII be
fatal 10 but ifyou prepared o.
possession of the Capifa-F0rw ard only - Cts; - per
Rockefeller now in the CITY sre invited to call and
anime our assortment Of publications The trade
supplied Al publishers prices.
- W. M. GRAHAM Tribune buitn<-
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THE BOOK OF THE FEET.

4
Gentlemen
CONTENTS
CHAf. lon the most ancient Covering Of The feet.
CHAR 1.-The History " Boots and shoes ~ Eng. and
car IIIOn the more modern Forms Of foreign Boot-
and Shoes.
Cav " Commencement Of the Trade
CH.r N.-The Structure Of the Human Foot, making
Lasts Curinx Corns etc
CH,P VI.-The Poetry Of the Feet, etc.
CHAf. Nll-Hst0Ty Of Boots and shoe. IN TIE United
States
Guar Biographical Sketches Of Eminent Shoe
makers
Drew Robert Bloomfield Nathaniel Bloomfield, " liam
q ford Noah Worcester james Lscsins0n. yo.eph Pen
drell Thomas Holrrot Rev William Carey, ID Oeof-s
Fox Rev. James Nch0l. Rev. William Huntingfnn
CHAP lX-Cnspin Anecdotes, etc.-Patfon SAINTS Of
Shosmakers->t Crispin'. Day -C0Idwaiuers' haii-in
rorpor.fed Shoemakers-Progerb.-A necdofes
~ Price 81 cent. per copy very neatly done up.
snLl D2awXJf j. :. REDFlELD, Publisher.
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4 CARD.

Special attention j. requested 10 the following
~ Important Notice.-1he Astonishing success and
immense patronage attending the New Hat Company,
established only months. induces them Al once
70 add their beautiful Three Dollar HAS far superior
finish and more costly trimmings The Company respect
fully the public that they stand pledged % supply
the finest Nuira Moeskn Hat that be manufactured
At their standard price Three Dollars The Company will
introduce for inspection their Fall STYLE the 18th inst
and invite the pecton Of the public 20 their elegant and
superior finish, til the opening Of the season. which Will
be on the 2jih Of August Is usual second quaty-no
second pfice And consideration Will old Hats be
taken exchange except from the patrons Of the yearly
Arrangements GARBANArI. Manager. lf9 Nassau-st.
ausn Inns ID door from Spruce, and 10 BOweIy
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DIED

On "Wednesday Sept st hi. reslds nee In Bloorninf
dse- NY STEPHEN c. BREWSTER NJ formerly
OF Buxton. Me ssed s3 years
- Portland pspers please copy.
On Thursday morning. % september. ANN ELIZA
kNfPEkS. young, Of daughter Of Rev WIN r. Chap
man. aged months and y days
The friends Of the family invited 10 attend her
funeral from No l26 Fourth 81 Friday, Sep, n, 4,
O'Clock r. NJ. Her remains ~in BE- taken 10 Green.
wood
On Thursday, ID Instant ROSE RAFFERTY, infant
daughter Of Martins and Patrick Rafferty, aged months
aud ~ days.
be friends and scgusiEtsnces u the family
specially invited 70 siend her funeral this (Frdsy) sf
ternOOn, al 4 o'clock from No "a WilettsL
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SUMMER WEAR.

OUR STOCK OF scssouahe goods, comprising the latest
" and fashionable STYLES The market, offered Tor
inspection. under the assurance that the endeasors
which hays elected liberal share OF PATRONAGE wii
be eyertri satisfaction the style and make of
garments In particular would commend 70 the atten-
who have proved the truth of our assertions
n reference the superior cut OF pantaloons We 81, ena
bled "a furnish of Cassimeres ana Duii
ing- those OF ght and airy garment sev-
eral ghy approved styles OF sacks
From tho particular attention directed 10 Amy and Ma
w work Uniforms furnished strict conformity to
regulations. aud have always hand goods to
swer the requirements OF all grades Of the service
WIN I. JENNINGS 4 co. Diapers and Talors
an22 istf 23 Broadway. American Hotel
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HARDWARE. NAILS. &c,
HATS.
" GcnflcIncn'.

IT, Gcnilcmcn'- TIat---Fsn style-BlRD. corner
Pine and Nassau ssThe proprietor Of this establishment
stimulated BY the liberal patronage extended 90 him by the
public induced 10 offer TO their inspection ne- and inn
proved style Of Hat for the confident that the du
bhy and finish OF the will insure their concurrent
appreciation The improvements which he has gradsaly
introduced in the manufacture and style Of Hats needs
other commentator than that they have been uniformly
adopted by the elite OF the City
81 lms' BIRD. cor Pine and Nassau sis
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IN chip Southport from Mar Ovleans-R spicer OF
Pisbury II Holden. and A. J. Hands.
IL bark Teeanaseh from Gtassor-Mr Alexander Rob
inson. and % 10 The seofAse.
II, brig Ci,pion (roHs SausnHah-itev Brown. l.
X Brewer A WOODEN A Van Ostrsud and three 10
the sfs-rsse
In brlS Roboi Bruc, from HoHduas-E Voc Cuei
brOnck NJ sebl and Steiner.
IN byfS Pedra-a from Nassau ~ P.-RObert Edge
comoe, John Lewis Alexander Theny, John p Nahsr
4 Iardv
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FRENCH LANGUAGE,

UsFsree Buildings. I29 Broadway cor. of Reade-stl
ORAL AND PRACTICAL METHOD, calculated espe-
Ocay 70 enable pupils % speak french and 70 Under
stand French spoken.-Prof ID. LAGROlA viii commence
on Tuesday September ~ sf7 two Evening Courses for
ladie. and gentlemen. from 70 O'Clock lr beginners
fo 10 i0r pupils having already studied French. Be-
.se ia The dsv special course FOR ladies' from II 10 IL
O'Clock Tue above % h. continued every Tues
d,v. Thursday and Saturday Terms = per month Pm
v.e Instructions also and schools attended RffEE
FNcFs Me.srs Campbell p White, John G White, John
La FARCE Gailartet EDITOR T. ; COarrer 81 2Siseod'
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THE" GREEK >LAyE.--Powers', Statue Of III.
CLOTHING.
MERCHANT TAILOR.

L'RANCIS II. McELROY date with NN L. JENNINGS
Co Of Broadway bess 10 announce 10 his friends and
the public that he has opened the store "a Broadway two
doors above VIM T. Jennings Cos for the purpose OF
carrying the merchant tailoring business IN al iis
branches A. all ne will have hand the best and
fashionable Of read vmade fsmenis and will attend
punctuslly 20 any custom work his old customers the
public favor him with PuFchssing his goods for cash.
he viii be able % sell low any other establishment
and he hopes by integrity and sifen0n 10 business
60 merit the many he has heretofore received.
~ Shirts stocks and hosiery OF ali descriptions
on hand au3l Inn
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A LARGE AND CORRECT

-
COLORED PORTRAIT OF GIN. TAYLOR, the size
10 life price one dolar-LONG 4 BROTHER, 81
Annsf Ncwiok, have Just published the only correct
Likeness Of Gen T. Taylor given % the American peo-
pie No has been spared by the publishers 10 sv
the public correct Likeness. The following certificate
accompanies each plate, with correct likeness oil the au-
NEw.YosK May, 1877
We the undersigned officers Of the nited States Army,
heng personally acquainted with Gen. Taylor consider
the above portrait 70 be correct Likeness
p MoRRisoS. Capt Fourth Regt Inf
X A. LUTHEa Capt. Second Regt. Artillery.
+ HAMILTON, Major Tenth Infantry
w SYDNEY SNYrH, lst Lieut. First Artillery
D. G. RoDGERs, Lieut. Second Dragons.
OPINIONS OF rHE PRESS.
Portrait Of Zen. TayiorWe have before us iie-siz
coored hograph portrait Of Old Rough and Ready,
engraved BY + Michen, IN Ntssaust from drawing by
Edward Clay. IT. accuracy Likeness y certihed ~
Can't Morrison the Regular Infantry Capt Luther % the
second Regiment OF Infantry Major Hamilton, Lieut. W.
smith and Lieut. D. Rogers all Of whom are person.
ally acquainted with the General and therefore qualified
20 speak with confidence. Price 81 sold BY II. Long
4 Brother. 81 Ann-st Tribune, 18th MAY, 1917
H. Long 4 Brother 8, Ann-st havs for sale eolored
thozraph Old Rough and Ready, ensaved by Nichen,
from draWing BY Edward Clay The Likeness Is certl-
fed 10 good BY Captains Morrison, Luther, and
other whose good fortune has been 70 serve IN
the fidelity Of the sketch strongly al The character
stc qualities Of the noble soldier depicted IN the counen-
auce and 10 the 0rm Of the whole head
IN Y. Eve Gsz Times, May =, ls47.
CORES MAILED Persons At distance desiring copies
can have them mailed any part Of the Jnited states
done up strong -fh wrappers, BY renting one dollar
postpaid B-The postage Of these portraits 70 any
r.rt OF the United states will be ten cents each.
H. LONG & BROTHER.
.u3l stDSitW % Ann-st. Sew-York
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uurk0ts-tdI"tt9 feFofW"J"f ~ t''@'
TnunspAy, September .
AsnES-Pearls are lower. having sold at " 10 fots
steady % The sales 10 day about 100 bols
COTrON-The sales OF Cotton are very light to DAY
all parties waiting Tor the letter mall Ihe msrket
is meanwhile very heavy.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbe news by tbs Caledonia
had but ilte effect upon market There was fair
home demsnd sitter the sdyces were made public and
The prices paid without marked change the same
s yesterday The transactions oi the day arr SUuO or
1000 bbs at - 500 o3 for Western and Is Tor Gene
Bee. Al the close, however. the market was at
least Cd lower In feeling and Genesee could have
been bought at - 90. and strait Michigan and ohi"
At y 56i. Holders anxious TO sell and buy
ere held of. The receipts are quite moderah-
There had been an impression. which was nothios
probably but hope that the Caledonia would bring an
improvement In Flour. and the disappointment has
made holders willing sellers Sales 500 barrels sour
at 81 les. In southern there Is not much doing 49,
a small sale eslumore old msde at 81 New
hri " SSdo 80 The stock 10 thing of all kinds
Meal 10 heavy us2 Joa2 &c. for good Rye Flour con.
,inues scarce sses leo bbs al "a Is
GRAlN-There 10 an inquiry Tor whes, and the on.r.
srs ney up 70 ,nose OF yesterday wehes sales
excepting 500 bushels inferior wes,sru At lO6,-
Corn wss heavy In the morning without the wesh, of
lbe foreign qaois.ions and on Change the market de-
Glued TO cts per bush. About 600 bush were sold
al 20 for st Yellow $50 for high Mixed 81 ats for Mix
ed and 6oc for Mixed deliverable in to 20 dsya The
market heavy at the ccse. Rye continues In good
demand and smsll supply Sales SOoo or 1000 eash At
e2s96.e part 10 arrive sale OF 1000 bushels Barley
Was msdc al D Gus tpf Vess - s1otc
being Government demsnd. Sales at = al by cargo
lev aud old
wHlSkY-The market 10 duh with small sales At >
cts In bbls Drudge Is = cts and quiet
PROVISIONS There IL a fair movement in Pork and
Beef today The sales Of Pork reach LOW DOS o.
vi '5dSls for Prime and $lt SO hslo for Mess ana
Of Beet 500 bbls disposed Of al y oOds ~
Tor Prime and Sl2 251l2 IS for mcss lterees are eli
The stock Of Pork 10 vsdousy estms,ed ct % 10 oo.o
ees Lard 10 steady with sales 80 bhls very prime at
Ha.a fArsa Ia ~
Bans wac made a, II cts Shoulders are o. go cr =
Cheese taken freely At a for good parcels Sales geo
us for shpmen. At that Butter IL In good desnsnd
NAVAL sTOREs-Crlje Turpentins 10 he'd trmly
Nv . for go lts. but hear OF ISLES Spirits are
1im with sales $50 obls at jod52 the latter for small
,o's Sales go bills North County Rosin 81 IS cts de-
h'efed, which 10 al Improvement
, OIL Whale Ia held firmly with good Inquiry Sales
Iasash At Csc snd Country American at 56c In lois
bOSE-Ws note sales 1000 lbs North west at -
ca ior export which 10 al advance.
hA-rhs market 10 steady with sales 500 bales OF Is
go per cwi
BEEswAx-saes 800 lbs Yellow At "a esi.s cash
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80 HscADwAY, NETWORK. AND
l38 cHEsNUT-sT. PHILADELPHIA, WILL PRESENT rdE
FALL FASHION FOR GENTLEMENs HATS.
On Saturday, Aagust p. lsif
" Upon issuing the Fashion for the season,
C. beg leave that IL their intention 20 intro
duce style hat altogether superior oany before offered
They have adopted entirely and unique mode Of
trimming which, combining In the highest degree ee
Of finish and durability, tends materially TOW ard the pre-
seTvAtion Of the hat
Another improvement will be the sFict adaptation Of
every hat well the features the form and Of
the weare thereby avoiding the apparent gruty Of
large and tall with adimnutiye hat and vice
BEfsE COsIAE Will present on this occasion, beside
their welknown superior Moleskin H. Black Fur a.,
Of the Rocky Mountain beaver superior article which
will be sold al their regular standard price
They would respectfully Inste attention 10 the branch
their establishment I38 Chesnu-t PhilAde phis which
will be opened the 18th style corresponding
with their house New Nork. with superior stock Of
goods and with the Avowed object Of furnishing better
hat for the price than be found elsewhere There viii
always be found both places full and complete assort
meut Of hats and caps Tor gents youths and children
geiher with ladies' riding hats and and variety 81
fancy goods apperanins 70 the trade, such canes UNI
breas gloves brushes and other articles for the toilet
The facilities afforded them BY ready and frequent in
with the cities Of Paris and London, together
with the recent improvement which they have effected IN
the construction and OF machinery viii enable them 10
offer goods Of the desirable fashion and fabrication a.
the very lowest market prices either a. wholesale
ii 7isff
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DOMESTIC NEGOTIATIONS.

CHARLESTON--shP CoiamL,o-'4 IS rice { ! Burek,
myer--66 bales cotton Sprague Robinson q Coco w
Knights Durham 4 DmoI--gj Wood Sheldon-j0 BIS
cotton yarn Wood 4 Merrtt-6i Wells Brohcr-N W
r Mott Jr-jp BAGS wheat II Leverich-l22 Duion-S@
Sprague. Robinson CO-yaTious mdse To NJ Leon Co.
Collins Brother John Russell Moss Il Ellison, STOKES
Co. Kers Hope Co, ID X Jones, MatheisOnt Irwin,
Jacob \ Son, ID Jones, q W Kelley, Bryan, Quinn
by. A Hausman, aud X Newmar-l0o bids 10 order.
MOBlLF-Brg Efbecce & Fi'her-l box u Appleton
do Quarterma-'er-i2 bales cotton 40oo pipe slaves
n Ilami0n-70 empty cks NJ Nssler CO-Jl bales col.
ton Center Co-ji do \ AVeriil CO-5i PMmelee
Rogers-2l0 do ID DillingeT, Esq.
EEW-ORLEANs-Shp Sophport-6o5i sacks wheat
Cry Wadswortl9f bclcs cotton Sprague, Robinson 4
Co-lO0 \ Rooster & Co.'S Burns SCOTS II Colt
80 bles Abbey Freeman l. Brown do hcmp
r Bramlt-52 McGregor n Co.'S Roberts & Wiliams-Si
u March-l2l Newbold Cran--lio scs barley Work q
Drake-42sc see wool ID Morgan--l Foley + Col
ng-2lo5 pigs lead Sracham Scott-5l bales rope ii w
Builer-5l do p do rags c W Field-27 pkgs order.
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New York Cash
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

DEM W BENSON. Draper and Tailor az tulon-st
Dhss an extensive OF cloths, casimcres and
which will be made up to order 10 the most fash
onahle style for cash
choice and general assortment OF gen,emens fancy
dress also con.iantY ON hand. an. lslt
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Law Courts.
cor,r Oh COMMON PLyis-Bsfore Judge Dsiy-
rS,-S ID HorsA e. al Samuel Brooks. EfrGrd
cr.-.,.u ard Jemes s Dickinson. The plaintiffs are
.rh.r,s Of this city. They sold goods 10 the firm Of
g.,,,st Y Bropn e. Co. Of L,chheld. 9. G. to which
80 Mr. Brooks belongs They claim that Mrs D. vile
..,d defendant Of the partners Of said arm
s.a Issued attachment sssnst his effects AZ non
siS,n. debtor to recover sbou, 800 hsssrs y am
d were his suretics Mrs BROOKS 10 dead II was oe'
ned tba, she was partner. or II she was thst
,ithouih the knowlsdge Of the husband Tie pSiotn.
da Dot succeed In the proof Of their case ana
ran -rw dfdt Mr. Reynolds.
gag Hyde-Ac,ion 10 recover OIL ior e 60
ready referred to-verdict for plslnnH *'' o. '0'"
mount
UNITED STATES ConxissIoSEHs Cssios "a'a'
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refusing 20 20 to SEA already referred toThe, were
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03
IIrNRY.sT. GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

'HHiS INSTITUTION. % heury-s y d,-<red 10 sup
ply tie r-sf-u portion oi the city with school where
pupils will bee received st ell and thoroughly hted
for INFO college FOR commercial pursuits 80
The Fall term will commence August 20 Pupils entering
after p0inn OF the term he elapsed, are charged on
tor the time they have attended.
Parents who are desirous of finding good school,
respectfully invited Co call and examine tor themselves,
10 personal inquiry Of Of the following gen
tlemeu
REFERENcEs--N + Moore Ii ID President Columbia
COLLEGE: Prot Anthon Columbia College, Prof Rem
wick do; TAYLOR Lewis Prof Greek, New-lOfk Iniyer-
sitys Rev John hcNickn, ID u. Prof Nor Phil Col
Coils Rev John Knox. y ID; Rev. v. J. Msrselis, ID
Rev Isaac Ferns. u. l67 Fast Broadway Rev w. r
3 yenbrodf. - Anify-st; Rev G. q. -ommeTs, ~ Mad
s0n-sf. Rev Benz Haishi. ID, Rev J. + Schroeder
ID d. Rev J NJ FORBES. ID. Rev. Charles Reynolds
Rev Lot Jones. John O0fholf, Esq Pre- Bank ~ New
York \. ID Paterson. Esq Editor Anglo American, Nes
trv ~ An saints Church. &c &C. - 7fc0d'