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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-29

BRANDY, WINES, GIN, SEGARS, FRUIT
&c &c
w c. BURDICK, No. 90 Broadway, three doors above
W Wall street. offers for sale the following in lots to
- " "
brsndes, dark and pale various brands of prime quality
Whiskey, Scotch and Irish DO
Rum, Jamaica do
Madeira, K and other brands do
cherries, yale, gold and brown do
Port do
Champagne various brands do
tlsrefs, do do
Bsr,ack Burgundy, Sauteme do
Segars, Safdiu-s, F'uits, &c &c do
Scotch Ale, IN pints, just landed, ripe do
w pledges himsel most faithfully, TO he ep aod de
liver only Of the best quality and socis the favor Of tie
public.
ROBERT HOPE HART informs his friends and well
wlshers that he be found the above
where he hopes to see his old friends and
d26 Imsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-29

TIE highest prices advanced in large and small sums on
gold aud silver watches diamonds, plate jcveIrv dv
goods iumure clothing aud every description or
Wopeuy. JOHN NJ DAVIES, Licensed pawubroker 233
william street. near Duane. Persons received in private
omces ny ringing the bell. jf9 I'm ere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-29
WATCHES, JEWELkY, AND SILVER
WARE.

THE Subscribers continue have for sale full assort-
msn OF gold and silver Watches, of the approved
makers, which will be offered the very lowest pces and
warranted correct time ket
They are constantly receiving the latest styles Of fashion,
able yeWey Of every description ucudng gold fob and
guard chalns breast pins; finger rings;
head ornaments &c silver forks butter and
silver ware equal to soin gold and silver specace con
cave, kc; French clocks and watches
equal to the original. 1870
ACKERLY & BRIGGS, 1853 Bowsry,
dis lm'rh doors above Brooms strret
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-29

Depot for the reception and deiipery of Goods at Mr.
Courts, ll9 IVtiiiam 81 !, Nep York
I &. COURT X DEsCHAUX, 1.-THE lstterIv recent.
C ~ we'd from Paris) beg respectfully to announce to
the manufacturers and merchants generally that they
aud finish and superior never before IN
oduced into the United states and according the latest
Paris fashion, all sorts OF goods silk twist
PLAIN shaded; trains organisms and spun 81 KS Zephyr
wosted and woolen Of all kinds sewing cotton mo-
hair linen and cotton yarns. " ~
They have imported patent machinery for putting up silk
and worst-d IN the oest aud most approved either
spools skeins. ~ "
Damaged faded sewing silks worsteds ribbons silk and
cotton gloves and hose gmp fr cords aud tasse Ia
dies and gentemens garments dyed and made equal to
articles. ~ ~
Orders carefully attended to and promptly executed.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-29

HE 10th Anniyssrr Of the Birth OF that homes, Pso,
and promoter of American In Iepeodsnce vii i
sr, ss ans sy'1ng ssy jan 2oh) snpTer
TO be had at Winds 90 Chatham sire and AZ bs Ra
Omce, franklin square, Pearl street supper ,ene.,ys
charge, 90 cents first rte Band il engaged 100 u.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-29

TO OWNERS OF REAL tSTATE
fkANGis BLANCHET, Agent informs the owner, of
Zeal Estate that he takes charge of
ing lots and collecting tho terms
has been for the last years. the agent OF the late
ness he Ill give full satiscon those who will
MN WIN their conhdenee he can give the best
dress note through the Post Office. No 21s Sixth Avenue
Once hours, before A. M. and after S +. NJ.
iap6 Inns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-23
=ftfIikEF AAtfELtoN oFTHE TOR
VItpEnl
EHEE PILES!

- =#H=H#z NuHDH THE
"A rz#.r.e. a r..,fH ,4 .,uafr. rs. frf Nos CON
aa. ,.HH-f. 50. 4....h -sttpst ,ivat4 - e,trrf1taaird
essen ..s r4...lI 4aI df.ru-tfug st6il-7f5uu ri t4rsuf
@ a. 49, t... 1,7f g. ff. 44as,sa l.,s4-.t
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=4##++ .=-lH=-+,. ltHt4f4st- -gf thai auf adj
.H.r....4 r...f t,rfh.t ra.a,t Fl. r.5ffr f4Hs. dssea5rfat-
.at.,a-. % fsI..t4 ft.rs,I sons. 81 tas sufferer. ana
l5zE. =aa. EHf5ar5a fss4 aacr atutat ofu1f Innocence
- ans t.afsrtad -rrrrr. and 10 credit puf uu4uati
aaE 4-r-faE-ff4 A.. abas4ts FILE FIFtHFT= kKN
- ~ m ~. - ,a4,
rsrl.aI s,s=rlsH- Hlr.55u. ar blfHI Ihc Eirrfuar
WHTTHHza F1T UUIe ff9aEIc ~ inconvenience wtru tak
IS. ..H#. s#s 4za- mo- alitfar hut faI# g4f- Bertfrt IT,
aHt H#H..aa4 La# H..Iaa. fn tMe .lfarI Spare vt two
e#4f-
NfAEI4H THREE THOUSAND STRUCTURES
were e1H..HH# HuH IN New York there base ueeu. We DO
H=f Ht=e.a4 ~ -H- t,r- tunes that r+ftal-r a+I3ataI ru
f5r-s4a ..4#s.f H4aeZ Tie o,sHfsr= ~ ths= Ft,ffa5rt
aiarb= - tlsreussts eouquers what has ever .and docs
Ha.. sH.HHars i m and r,aeTfrrre ut fH, m-H4r5H far
nv IrT4zH-M5 nE5-,aaz ~ 4taaf,4z Hab4s NJ
raf4#5a Haia5sd fHa trrrfftr r3ai8JgIat mud 1t Wa. TORE
.Isr. Hs-l,,H .Ugerifrs tI,st he ry5t1lIad the time and
sTHiy UHlrH produced atlezsHe g8 tAe community at
fafse ~ tho ffase at the Elrefaate
There sre many cause. ut Nirs. tn samc persons tile
eaI4ntaHat - a truut-t from tfrtr aarr-t8f-. He creates
rafl4ea - Hlt z rs tas. use Ut s4r'eul aafgatNs- IN The
+ silasruf pits t#rr. farmsa principal Ingredient If
tfr-c HHreiua prIetS. ard alaes invariably Iuiame and
F tfrtafet Hc aH#tHcuftte canal. weaken the slamaclt aud
si-a pfaanee 4,ie4=@ Iaaetlyltl aud lons stitmss nave
. prIctars or the Ecfiuary warrants COMPLETE RES
foR tfIoS. ift4e clre,aat9 Is r-ea 5asa9iias 10 dfec .
tom, and ,be w. q a. - Z, pftsls'rd N. Nn s Eases as
l4f n la-t - H. frr.t,n,cd th,t vince j., ,uIf,t,,f
has Err4 aA1-fe5 nearly LafTfhc term Of a natural mo
Thai 4 strate e., IN alwa4s rrodnl q A cnre. In NV
10, + farmer IN, had endured be torture ttpl,e
49,. v,se5t5,ctq re.t4reJ ,aer p44s. aaty thfe. ta,e5
winch co-t HIm as many dollars lie had previously
expended as mans hundreds IN ,eafgh 9fa fe1eiz \
Ss9 nny a1 ~ .,.g, 1 ,r,s,n. q IS : ia fgao, re- W. '.'a ~ ~ ". :
tho tueB5rtue s. ere also cured, not 4 single failure nav
my occurred
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-23

TIE #Mo7F BRItI1NNI LOTTERY EVER
- DRAWN IN f3fE UNITED sfArFS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-23
EALN


Afttea aud Wet selected a.lrtHlt of American and
ErEt=I 1ftstzst lt pics. ,'uHssle apd tirh styles.
thFIHtt#f- bHtt h Ht4 N#fie, HtatE atd purple, and
m9fder esH'r FRUITS.
stltWte MI H~tNHhENeHIEfS.
\ eeaessl a-,otlmstt Of Had Neoaei aud rnlon
-.atV-. = To ~ l=
iHalgtBd tiari Gatm=H pt4ted aud -ofton saawts
iatt printed and al'f sUIefsd nId 10 aeE ts.trHtere do
f~Hitud HHi IeHruft4 do
iau and Iala.ei borders geiorei aud black Cashmere
and E1IT
Ea1 4futel Piano ord r,.le cover. OF wool, wor,icd
aua HritHa
ffl..e4tna Nmeleap pfaleI cotton aalakerchisf. aud
is7iez -ik Points. Nerh Ifea aud Crasat,
h1trr7. iuihrdt apt trorf bingham u9
BarNI taiap { f92aty aua .stu scouts
sIIh lbk1-N gcuc1ti a. "rln~nt of runrrs Sptttal
ncal, l.fe4et AID Nuersw ttgtJct rcn1trnnas and
~tfeP#as
tnaen. tanlFfe aaadzerelae5 aud PRINTED borders
tMt d1 do 10 do
IEtstt LlNl.Ns, ~BOGdeASpa, EFC.
\ fnl a'l complete assortment ri lffel Lncns. hest
mtsrs
BROWN Holland aud Slts4I, Iauugs
Itns-aa and r,ataH sHeetnas nut Diapers and Russia
ttt-h
Black ak aud cotton Ncivlt, = ci1rtcen. aud Cord4.
IIa4n and n.ired SBtH and Sdk VI. Htg..
WIN U ee4tetl assa4 tHent Of I}et ned and Blown
Shc-fHss aud slutHs-, aud 4 VOL as,rrIed STOCK Of
efHast5s Il4=te5t5 B4lteH-e Eeh aHs, cte.-to TIE eaami=
atat,aaet al5eHHt4rl tntlle taelt niepd- and dealers
fencfatA a. I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-23

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H=aT Hz =###I= atllE4rfaHI tfaf wHH
ua5tff rfra -Hs-t Hara. 81 aattH.- Sc
HAH#IA# Flour
n srfe7or ru,@f"# 7Hs@ %
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G2 HNaHttth i Ht-e -
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zuprtHaa fHt eHHls= aHt 5e, A. fsa#t9 81 aiAea= -
aug q EtltEN Nt.-- M'Ffat st.
10 EdOT@
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,IsD 6u=aslsfmca of 4 -1aaaHe Hatz,i,ffs
tmg egcr4= vafaN- tom t5c fra#r# vrFfgeH#o ##f
I'll Iaeer tHsr fats 5sH Jtz55d Al aH8 utprtztuttsi
mort 81 liIz ttffs
= feFoN= ne.hes I" purchase j. "Lo.rsar Wi
sipck ot drN ga3z-- I VIII guarauiCc that son Nil moi
=e-4iale "a moment laIa,Ins-
o9-3i WNGuLuY.
Try Ntti' 81 Ntf@=tt,fe.z .Is ateh guatd- Of
IA am ossodueo5 ot God and 5lecl eI,aoz jo.t9 r.
rrtvc4.
aHg2' y FtIECH1In.
- ArftNG. just frccterl tlar.elo I'd GdafaH N*f
@7s@ t1ts : - Iii aDdeta WY s4Hcitar aIttHlr. and
t4r -9#e low ft Nblf4s ~ AR1ol II, co.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30
Board OF Aldermen. .sFrcnt arruse.


Alderman FRANKLIN IN thc chair
Ctj,ss, Nissan Nessrs Peters y snpsoo osner,
of the Chinese Museum. now Ia Phsdep hia, sN Tor
sevsn years lease OF BERTH north south ct Cats
Garden Bridge, for floating saloon, 20 let ~ %
S,,,sy IN Thomson Memorial OF I. W. Marcia
&C. They complain OF water IN Welf 'e"S'' "oieei
sewer would drain OF.
N,o Nam % ne B0rery A petition numerous.y 80
ed was presented by Alderman ohVcr. s'aung nat /,
seeopi attempt Il made by two or thrte indlVdlas
.,arulstor. 10 change the name OF the fowefy
FOURTH avenue. because, says one man We can 81,
fsw dollars more rent tor houses. Iney prusa
s,,io.t changing the name of this ancient and roms
nc B0xery the pride OF the City and state not Rs
Union known ali over the world Tor one or tao co
Frcban1, plnre-Dayid Austin John Ward ard oiAsr
request that Exchsngeplsce be paved with stone al
cross.wslks
De- Laio.-An ordinance adopted, declaring a.
no mart of the law OF c39 shall apply 10 thsl part u n
I CITY north Of Forty second -
S,,rsy an Beacts,-Tne Mayor returned the ofdinuo
! su,borizinr the construction 81 Sewer In Beacah
ina, an inlormay might be corrected; he also istl n
monstrances showing tina, a great proportion q e
owners whose property Is affected are opposed u a'
J construction OF A sewer.
! A Slnng St0t-Ald Meseroe moved aud II assrsi
In offer $3.50 reward for the discovery Of tbs pena
I who struck blow. which may be- fatal upon pHst
Ia the Bo~ery on the 2sth ms. and that tbs Mayo 10
required TO make inquiry ~ 20 the officer whOe drV u
I was then and there 10 have kept the peace
BaLkkead for Boats - 500 were voted 70 build tusf
| water tor boats At pier J.
Stcrr IN William II --Messrs. Carleton. Buisus -
throp Van Pelt, SC consider tho sewer unnecessary
I and that 10 would cause them great damage
Sslcey ia Barclaya 1t was resolved the report 9
Messrs. Maynard smith and spoiorj, tina, sewer =
constructed In Barclay-st. from the sewer Ia Lo'F
I Plsce to a point 10 feet west OF Broadway.
The remainder of the proceedings are noticed .noi'
city Items" Tho RosEa aAjournSd 81 nonday Aus
! at 5 Z. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30
Things In philadelphia,
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

GOrresr Ou1encf OF Ahe it4pAur
PHILADELPHIA July %, 1871.
An accident from the careless use Of fire arms &C.
CURED last night By which James McNullen was killed
with bis Jaw entirely shot away. Henry Mclaughlin so
badly wounded in his bress that his recovery doubtful
and John Cole severely lscerate1.
The Natives hold their delegate elections 10 night
Cri bJH0f
Information from Harrisburg this morning s,sis that
there sre available funds In the Treasury 10 meet the
payment OF the August interest on Monday next mus
ha. been real zad prediction which made some
months since Beside preparing for sccruing payments
the temporary loan recommended b. the late state
Treasurer % meet the deficit the 81 February has
been lQuidsted-
We want 10 enjoy i1nketing here. Canuo, you per
suade the Celestial Powwowers 70 visit our city before
they lesve these shores
The Neal COMMITTEES hs-e decided % erect neat
monument % the writer Of Charcoal Sketches None
bat his intimate ri-nds will ever know the true worth
and kindly heart % poor Neal
Holders Ct Flour continue firm. In view OF me eA'
reme Light stock but the MARKETS quiet The sales sre
600 Ibis Brandywne ATS ~. and good Western At
3 o. 10 = 75 The Cotton Market has 10 day expert.
encef demand fo SEQ bales, 10 leave this AZ ~ 70 l5
for New Orleans and li for Tennessee Corn - very
dull and buyers refuse - eta for Pennsyyania yeoN
which is maintained by holders. Whestis siiii trm'
with sales 500 bus1es Pennsy vsnis red 49, % Corn
Meal dull 80 50 &c. Rye Flour nominal ~ - 3D. Hro-
CERES OF al kinds steady. cargo sale on IicniHeRos
sugar a. "a Is the only important sale noted frov'ons
still dull sales Lard - 9i 20 lO cts. WHISKY IN oeuer
inquiry o. % cts hhds and 00s.
We had dull Cay IN stocks, and tendency 10 de-
cline ..
Texas Rds TO- 27. 500 S &C. d1 81 1885, $1,000 Penn
"a 81 -0 5000 Do 2ls 20. 500 DO sos sd susq Canal
ltl. $500 q = %. 20. lO-t. 5000 Read Bd. ut
Se.g7d R5qr9 AID mr. i L-fg Mort Loan, 9lt 100
o. s. b. q; $50 kesf, D.. @ii 100 - 30 nv" 80 ~
8 83l 500 o. g. o. 1865 COO ~chy Nav rs - n, -
Eeshanic Cop. % 1000 state So 90 Mechs bsnN =
LOCO State = 81 I'D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

CHINESE JuNK or al people DO the wof We bele''
he GOOD people II New York are the most given 10 sgh
seeing 1hls assert most positively, from hs ~
thatup yesterday evening over tntuu ~ our ifaN
citizsus have visited the llsY celebrated Ihnee lut
and we veuufs % assert that not one out Of me ~
wac disapp 1utsd with hs visit; iI fae ~ lmp1ssf
for any one to Soc her without terg delighted Ilsn
traordnary vessel unique IN shape, conjunction, 'l'n
sss cables anchors ard every ihing That c0nslllle
vessel 10 curiosity suf.clett IN hse Ia husci cross
every day but when We add these The complete no"
um Of Chaess cuTostes whlch she has on board "etf
surprised that double he number have not Yhfl"
~ great variety Of entertainments are given l'ei
At Toe American Museum, ilcludng The Concerts ~
Orphesn Family, &c aud The hrst and only sppeaf'~.
els city Of Msemoisele Gertrude, o most talented 80
accomplished Juvenile danseJse ln America Prff
mances A. % AMI O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30
Dnsiness Notices.

The MOST MAGNIFICENT DAr Boar on rHE Hrpsr
RfyKa--The Aida leaves Roblnsons a. on No8h'
Wednesdays and Fridays a, o'clock. A. ~ She b@
most spendiiy furnished and roonies' boa, Ii, d1
line. Passengers going Ia her generally arrive In A.
ny and Troy and often two hours IN advance Of o.
old boat Every attention Il shown pa''er ger' and pF
ties travelling for pleasure will hod her superior 10 AT
thing In the old line No emigrsnt- received 90
hoard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

RcHptrEU GoLD PEvs TRIUNpHsSr Toe d@lncion
Of pens find the public not 10 be m.ei By w'f
cry on the contrary hey are are beginning 70 fesus d.
the Rebeieu pens - the best sni chespe'sn n'
city. JY sAyAcE, 0. Fgltonss sells The genuine aas .
els. Olher god pens from D csnis % 81 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30
gYELEcTRIc TELEGRAPH.

There was no southern Mail At Richmond yes
terdsy from beyond Petersburg and o. 'Ou'''
news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

PRosREss % THE ST Ne views contained u ~
correspondence Of he Dayton canscrpt published hS
Wedns.day's Tribune be correct. the revolution ~
place Ia he mode Of doing business, ~ co9
ratng into fewer and f@~er hanIs through The Pow
Of the Press Of the country, ~ would be well Tor ho~
desire keep lake the ssd la business 10 nudee
he principle Of advertising which for h9iufIhsi.nes
business parsus Is said ~ BE- equal 70 The power 0s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

A COoLER-Daring an examination IN one OF
the Courts Yesterday after the witness nsd been ssNe
the general character Of the prosecutor Tor uItn ana
,ersci.v ara lad answered that no one would De-
Beve him under osih-eyerybody believed him 70 be
suinser to question Of the prosecutors counsel
10 nsne .ore one " DO had called him such hard names
be replied. You sir The Court House rung viz :
shout IL which everybody bui TIE said counsel lQnso
ANOTHER TELEGRAPH LISE.-We see Il stated
thai Ns,srs yingst0u Wells have obtained me ~
from tbs owners Of Morses Telegraph 70 construct
line from Rochester - syracuse on ne ana rVss
viii Tsis-rspb stations II the nte mediate places Ins
Arrangements are nea-ly completed 70 commence ~.
rstious d the citizens 90 the me iANs u ~
amour, Of stock the line vii be buit and Pe' mo Ope
ration this season
OBrAINlSG MoSEr ~ FALSE PaErEScts'-
Henry II Davis and John Mason. formerly doing ousi
ness under the firm OF h Il Davis 4 Co were orouzh
up A. the Police Court yesterday charged oy Jeremiah
p stsnisls with hsvsng a-;rsuaed him OF s'oo y las.
representation They each bound over IN s2VV-
for ,rial a, he next term Of the MuniePs. Court
Bos,0n Wing 29th,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

~ The surest quickest, cheapest and only eonpH
and thOrou IN mode Of essbshinga business 10 The AGO.
dge OF The people u the country Ia TO sdv-rtise u =
public newspapers Of tbs country. A. PaLNERs sge'
i car be done promptly, safely and eKseusysl ass -
IL the time DO u by al VINO are prepared 10 sDppy "
sofr ustoUners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

~ The Pic Mic Of Harper Union Ne-rr
Daughters Of Temperance a. Cold Spring On wess,
day Is said to rave been 6ne sfsir Hon Jsnne, IA,
per presided the occasion and AdGresse, were ma,
by Rev Mr. Ives Rev = Crawford. Rev. Mr. Ngo~-
Rev 4 Nichols snd others with gros, eject sra q,
party some three hundred ia al. returned 10 the q,
highly grs,i6ed with the whole proceedings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

Ihave no change in business affairs 20 notice 90.
d.y The Flour Market will be dull until the arrival OF
,-gn pews A. holders are Othurred by large arrival
~ sa The river st continues ia hno staze. hore ot
the persons supposed % be connected with the recent
not have been arrested Three persons will probably
ole from the effect Of their wounds. The circumstance,
trust win call the attention OF authorities 10 the re-
oys of such nusances as caused the disturbance from
the city entirely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

The SLAVE CAsE.-Judgs Edmonds We gpss,.
sand received letter yesterday, stating that Jsa,.
ktSsrds ~nl b. hers Monday. - hat srzunes,l |,
the above esse will probably be heard In he bssnp,,
OF The week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

~ Bill.posters and those employing then, u
cautioned that there IS m ordnance ioEbddng post,,
any bills pier posts under penalty Of Eve doar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30
yi.iters at White sulphur springs.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

WHITE su1PHUR SYRINGE 21In July 10"
Yesterday brought Us an accession OF fifty 70 the
number Of visitors this Old and Justly popular water
ing place The number playing knife and iork AZ the
d6per table today will Be not less than 50O and yet
,srs i. no confusion or want Of good fare and attend
snce The fact 4. that be who Is not satisfied with acn
choice bread and fresh butter ana sooa l'1on aHe
49,, "a ~ he.t Virginia ham aud these super excel
leut mountain potatoes deserves 70 be fed On German
s1,~rri-teI ob.srved senator Johnson Of Maryland,
AZ the bresSfss, table this morning and MI CLAY Is
rsrtsinv a. b, hers on "Wednesday One or two olan.
ri. are constantly necessary In the way Of nocturnal
comfort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Cg- The Union publishes the startling rumo,'
ssou, rebellion among the Mormon Regiment IN Os'l
fornia, which appeared in the Washington ''''' -
Journal Of Commerce snd says
mi, certain that no accounts this effect have been
received BIZ any of the departments nor nave W n n
If snv t,rivste letters which connrm Il Inc ,ss' lee
from General Kesrnsy is 10 the 18th March ana IL aNs'
no mention OF the Mormous 81 al
r5- The commencement Of Rutgers College
took pl.ee At New Brunswick, N. J. on the 18Th The
degree Of A B. was conferred - gentlemen and That
Of A NJ on the same number
u 4 large limestone rolled from tne top oil
hill IN the vicinity ofPiusburgh on Monday aii-rnoon
n s descent rushed sssnsta frame school house snd
instantly killed i've children. beside Vounding three
others ore Of whom IL i feared mas not recover
~ Morrow and McElwee's soap and tallow
,bsndery in Paterson burnt Tuesday night ith
all ia contents Loss 8 jOO-nesrly covered By IN
suTance.
~ DAVID ST. LEGER PORTER, Lieutenant in
the nited states Army died Vera Cruz lately Of the
r9uifo Lieut. F. a nephew Of the late Com Porter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

sASDss sARsAPARiLLA-In tbs wise economy ofs'''
there has been distributed through lhe mineral ssd ''
table kingdoms variety o. medicinal substances sdsfs
70 the relefof yarO1s dsesses bat Il 10 believed IA
no one product lhs eanh many powerful ssssn
properties combined IA SnsaparIla Yet, % r,c'1
these latent properties practically useful hey eg1'
vslopmenl, combination, and Concentration In ss'"'
sar.apariIs Il is believed al these objects have -
Effected 10 the fullest extent II Is now administers
general practice a and uniform remedy 10 es's'
seiofua, eprosy, Iumor, swelling Of he joins, rsei'
usm, eryspeias, kings evil, and every compais' r'y
tomato Of impure blood. Affections Of tho mgeoS, -
branes, such chronic caarrh, spreading ihn'"sn :
nasal passages into tbs bronchial membranes We 49,
sso, lumbago white swelling and hip diseases VIZ
removed by lhisiaysluable remedy.
Prepared ard sofd, wholesale and retail, bJ sb
BANDS, Wholesale Druggiss. 100 Fulon-st. eo''~
'Wllnsmsl rs Broadway, sod II EaH srosiwsJ w
Y1s.. Sold a,o b.. DTDggas generally 1brosso0a.'
UAi.sd states. Pres O. bottle. or si1 bosi'ss%s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

MuRDERoUs AssAULr.-As an inoHensye In,
man whose name We were unable TO learn, W. p..,,
up the BowerJ near the North American Hotel be -,
sgsns Of 20 to 30 rowdios known as volunteer sr,,
one OF whom struck him blow with sans.,,,
or other deadly weapon, knocking bin down and "a,
lng a dangerous wound over OF hs eyes