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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18
Sir P. eAs@ELL I co s Se s7!I

- s, %sas$ n. ! Z :. Cos x. ~
Western States and the Casadaa-Six bosts Leave New
York daily Tor the West aud North This Line forwarded
TO hold out sucn Inducements this low fare and
enigrsnis We have travelling Agent tina, leaves New
York with the Passengers, that will lake all baggage In
charge 10 no case viii the poor man be lei II be bas
other Passengers Will Tine and money b, calling on
This Line before contracting elsewhere An knds Of mer
chandze will be forwarded 10 advance Of all other lines
all will be shipped Up he by lbe passage boats
required Ofce. the foot Of Cortland and Barclay sta
10 the Offices oft New YORK Albany snd Troy Steamboat
oHces y 2swyn p CAsWELL co.
Ies DRAFTS ON THE NATIONAL BANK
$1,000 sinoua. nom I'll iowsrd can be obtaned on
application TO ". 4 Ut TAPscorr, % souin..t my2s
Ii PASSAGE TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL
49, BY THE NEW LINE or PACKETS-Paetet Of
the y - lane The sDisndd new fat sailiog packet
.hiP COssIIiL II0S 100 tons bgrthen, cspl Billion
pool 90 me on A1g1 Persons sooe, TO embark Tor the
Old country or tnossNshrg send for lhsir friends 10
have hem brought ous In this nfeent packet should
nDsa 70 maze early application 90 board. foot Of S1rng
slip. 20 li.l0l VIZ TAPscOrT, SO south-sL
L. FOX LIvERPOOL-To SAT- with Disp.lcb-
The hrs' elsss eoPpered sud eopperfastsoed Brit
lisa snip JANE, Capt Mcdowell, 10 now resdy TO
receive cargo for the shove port For freight or passage
apply 70 The Captain on board, to
lel2 JOSEPH MchUaRAY, cor Of Pine and South o..
IL FOR QURBRC-To .sii win iisps,eh--A nf's
49, class vessel sor freight or pssss ze spply 70
my3 ]. memURRAY. 81 SO Ith-st cor Pine
"a FOR FREIGHT OR CHAkTEh-Tae hr..
SS-x :lsss cOppered and coppeTfssisneo snip JANE,
Capt Mcdowell will be ready 10 receive cargo 10
fey days and have tmn cd dispatch F0F farther
particular,s ppIy 10 J. McAURRAY,
lei corner Of Pins aud south sta.
80 POK FREIGHT or CHAkTER--Tne
es-Er hr.t eass British Brig HOPE, 80 burlhen;
~ now lying Ia the port Of Norfolk, and could be i'm
edalsy dispatched 10 any port Of pe world. II sun
cient indrcsnenL Apply To-
jss W. J. 7. TAPsCOrT, ss southst
% FOX FREIGHT OR CHARTEK-An A.
SSfT British Brig VI 200 barrels bulk, have i'm
mediate despatch Apply
ie7 W J. 7. TAPscOTr. s6 south-st
IL FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-A first
elsss British Brig Of 900 bbls bulk can be irnmedl-
siely dispatched. Apply 10
Joe w. kJ. T. fAPscOrT, 80 souih-st
L. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-An
$500 brtush Brig OF DO tons burthen. Apply
jee w. T. TAPsCOrT, IS sogthsi.
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& M;P;o'HsE;lRN |, 4 4 Co.mH, Dc

DREW WALDRON, 100 south-sl =,
corner Of Dover, and 80 Westsl corner OF Reclor-"L
DRON, OHERN l. co. Liyerpooi--u nlIsd stsiss -
European Emigration oaess, and Western ForsSa~s
Agents. -
The regular Paeketships sail a. foIlows 70 ssdrSs
London, The lsi 9Th, 10Th and 24th Of each most "a
and from Liverpool On the ls eth, lith, isth, ns a
9TH OF each month 70 kewOresns, twice ree..
Mobile weekly; To Charleston, weekly 70 6svnsls
weekly; 10 Texas, twice Q month. For Hsuv es ,~r
German Belgian add Holland ports, vessels ssl o. IA,
appointed days. Passage alec be engaged W.
srDool " any OF the Britsh North American poyu -
Bos,op Philadelphia, Baltimore and kewOrssns 49, -
The subscribers having had long expersnee 10 ~ ~,
psss, prepared 10 Offer every facility 70 thoss
passage 10 or from any OF the sbovo ports ana a.
esehanse can be furnished payable Isrongnyuss ,es
Britain and Ireland, well the continent q
To those wishing 70 emgrsis TO The West! We 100
bers have unequaled arrangements for 10 II
passengers, by the different routes, viz: Ie -
and the tntermsdIa.e isndings, snd al ports Oh 20 a
sdss Chicago, MiwsuEce, Baltimore, rffisolftZ ss
ennar st. Louie &c he by STEAMBOATS,, rsr0s, 80
cAnsboss Of The hnt clsss and greaf care WI 80.
that passengers will with no delay or mposs
the route Letters post paid, will meet win pfonY
'su'i0p. R0r hrAe Psruessrs' sPP'y - ssVv~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18

fNANE CHAIRS, Cane Fishing Rods Umbrella Fish
Ning Rods-An OF tbe.e desirable articles
now on hand Those about travelling for the Summer
season for sport pleasure will find these articles
important Accomplishments For sse, wholesale and re-
taii hy JOHN ]. BROWN Il co.
Eu Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18

MEDICAL ELECTRICITS.-Df' mbhooEi %
1 Cbambersst has constantly 10 operation an improved
magnetic apparatus, by means OF which powerful cur
of electricity be administered without causing the
slightest pain uneasiness 10 the patient Dr. A. has been
for many very successful In his treatment OF Inc fo
lowing diseases Paralysis, rheumatism govt dyspepsa
stiffness Of The joints, umbago, epilepsy nervous sfec
general debility and macy other acute aud chronic
complaints Dr. A. would faflber observe that the gslvsn
fluid should always be administered under the direction
of a medically educated person. in some inhsmaiory
injury has been done through ignorance OF It's
nature. Charge for application and sovice 50 cents.
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nAY,s PATENT HOsR-Fer ..le IN Ne-.I

MORRIS RosISsoN President
eaNUEL HASsAY Secretary
hIsrUss Posr. NJ D. Physician. Sos Broadway jel I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18

Ii ACITIZENS, NEw DAY LINZ Il
y Opposition FOR ALBANY and ln.rssSL
:. ale peees-Fsrs so csnis-Brsakha St
dinner on board
From the pier ootof Wanenst touching Hammopds pier
The nsw and elegant steamer kO8Ek WILLIAMS
Cspt A. oegfool, on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Il
half past s A. M.
For psssags or light freight apply on board the bos
to GEORGE DOLsON, At the o6cs
10 Wsuen-sL corner Of VESTS;
~ All psrsons are forbid trusting the above bss
scrOunt ~ the owners. N.Y.
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10 hereby given, to the rela
lives and next Of kin OF EPHRAlM rERRILL, otherwise
called EPHRAIM 81 TERRILL decreased and who Ia
alleged to have died in,-stste that shall spply 70 hs
Surrogate OF the Guy and County of Newrofk Tor Let
ters OF AfmiusIa0n upon the esae of he said niestae
90 TIC 10Th cay Of jay next a. ten ocock 10 ne forenoon
Ds.sd Nsw.Yofk, June IS, l2f7. JAMES THAfER,
lis 2ay4w Public Adminlstralor.
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LINZ. DAILY, q

E.drs4inr Newsufgb and Rishkill, landing a Vas
Cortland's tPeesskli) West Point Goa
Spring and Cornwall The steamer THOMAS POWELL
Capt saml Johnson, will leave the pier foot Of Wwets
for the shove places every afternoon Sundays escsp
commencing April 10, al O'clock. Returning will LEAFS
Hewbnrgh every morning att O'Clock N. h. All bsggss
and freight OF every description bank bills or specie psi
on board OF his boa, must he al the risk of The own
Of unless entered The book Of tho boat or recepsi m
a9n
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The Guerilla.
From the National Era.

The terrible struggle in the beginning OF the
nreseut century. in the peninsula OF Spain, devel
ooed a new system OF warfare, known az the
Gner;ls--literaly litfle rar. Multitudes OF peas
ants infamed with patriotic zeal and religious
enthusiasm, retreating 70 the mountains formed
themselves into small bands, made choice OF Iced
ers and carried on q fierce partisan warfare against
the French inv aders, without pay, or uniform, or
responsibility even. These bands. which were
sensrnIy very small, hung on the outskirts OF the
enemy picked off single soldiers and feeble de-
fAchuents intsrceptng couriers and cutting on tne
commune atoms of the different divisions OF the
French army Juan Martin Dsz, surnsmed Ell
Empseinado commenced this system OF warfare In
the vicinity of Madrid in 1903 after the capture OF
saraeossa, and when, by the entire defeat OF It's
regular armies Spain seemed lost beyond recov-
cry Romano, Nina, Porier, and Marqueslto were
distinguished az Guerilla leaders. vengeance
or death was the Guerilla motto. During their
Eve wears contest with the French, horrible massa
cres of prisoners and noncombatant officers OF the
Government Of Joseph Bonsparte took place and
at Oporto and Combra the French sick and wound
cd were murdered in the hospitals. Every dilap
idated castle and monastery, mountain dehe, dry
bed Of rivulet or woody sierra, swarmed with the
wild and ferocious peasant soldiers All over
Spain from Cadiz TO Pampeluna- from Granada to
Salamanca: blood was shed daily, and without
mercy Small gsrrisons left in charge Of captured
villa were often assassinated by the inhabitants
among whom they were quartered Inc lanai
icism OF revenge seized upon all classes young
and beautiful Spanish women invited the gay and
pleasureloving French officers TO their dwellings
and trested them with poisoned wines or stabbed
them in their chambers, acting over the terrible
scene of Judith in the tent Of Holofernes
Still later, in 1893, in the struggle between tne
French. In alliance with the ultraroyaiists and
monks. and the coDsttutionalists, Goerilla war
was carried on by both parties. The celebrated
Nina. and the devoted patriot Rlego, maintained
In this way long contest with force overwhelm'
ingiy superior. in the province of Catalonia.
We are reminded in this connection OF stirring
American lyric, THE Guerilla" written at this
period by Brainard 1t will bear publication at
the present time, when the papers are filled with
rumors Of the general adoption OF the Guerilla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18

Ffeighs and passage 10 =
fittsbarg PennsylysLi CINCINNATI Nashville, Loasve
81 Louis and ali other plsees the South nssn
al the lowest possible rates For Information sDi ~
sding apply 10 va T. TAPsC0fT, Is sOaes
Agents 10 Philsdelpha, Besrs Bcrb.dge l. Cos
In Pittsburgh, Messra Tsfe & OConnor n.y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-16
BINoHAMPToS, July O, lsd7.

Binghampton and its Populafion--Gr JYiiL Gaze.
Though your paper comes here regularly the end
Of the week. never any thing in it about little
town Now we appreciate you why don't you return
the compliment We have the neatcst streets the
pretest girls the quiees Christrsns the LATEST
sinners that counted some " in n village popu-
lation.
There are six thousand two hundred and odd Ia good
many of them odd pairs of soles in town. and
more on the last 1t is supposed; and too many
and too proud longer to hide ourselves the notice
of the world Just obge U.S. then, by ride N your
balloon and tell your unwashed million and your clean
shaved ten thousand readers, who are
Won't 1t create an excitement Quoting from Of
the first speeches Of Satan, sometimes known tho
ancient Henry II won't do nothing else 20 And our
they snickcr, Yes, stree they will Talking Of OK.
element We have had heap here lately In regard 10
Law and justice the two being they frequently are
quite at variance with each other.
General Whitney, honest, patriotic, and good man
died leaving property to the amount Of $4,000 or
more He left seven heirs among whom Ia Mrs. Gen.
Gaines and her children by her trst husband who
the priscpa portion Of this large estate his
ecutors one son, the other son-inlaw but by pre-
vious will he had divided his property equally among
the seven heirs These contested the last wi which
able fraud having been exercised to obtain II ;
also deciding that the two last executors should pay the
costs of court Sc They appealed from this decision TO
the Vice Chancellor who sustained the nft VIII
them out Of the estate The executors nave
made still further effort, by pressing the case
up to the Court of Appeals.
Professor Charles Whitney Of your city IS ono Of tne
heirs. and will probably receive some eSVVoo py Tue ne
csion of the latter Court IL II De In ms iaVor' Vur
citizens have felt much interested In this case
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The Mexican monarchicni sIovesnsnt.


1t will be recollected that We have on several occa
sons referred to the movements winch ~ was re-
ported were taking place for the purpose OF erecting
a monarchy In Mexico on the ruins OF the present
unfortunate republic Spain, along with England
and france. IL was generally considerei, felt dis
posed 10 promote the measure, and large party In
Mexico at the head Of whom was Paroles, had open.
iv themselves In its favor Santa Anna was
said 10 be against IT. but washe against hostties with
the United States AMI yet he Is the only General who
seems attery to have taken any active steps 10 resist
the invasion We may naturally conclude therefore that
In others Santa Anna win be found ready
10 bend TO the force Of the especially
the recent repeated defeats which his army has
tanned and the almost hopeless Of the struggle
which he Is now engaged. The moment IL therefore,
conceive highly favorable one fer carrying out the
fit be really seriously entertained by tho
raj parties named And certainly far the interests
Of Mexico are concerned can imagine change
better calcuated-whic IL maintains her integrity
nation--to promote her Improvement and prosperity
One thing Is certain she cannot long continue
she is is and must either obtain the support Of the
European powers, by adopting their form OF gov
eminent, or fall, at distant day, into the arms
Of the United States. This latter event. should,
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Police Intelligence.

.4rresf of Fueffipc from Neu Crifaus -Oficev
Joseph of Copstable,s Hall No 100 Centre street ar
rested Yesterday a woman nv thu name of Elisabeth
Flood on charge Of stealing s7ba in gold coin belong
ing to Patrick Purcell residing at New Orleans IL AZ.
pears from the evidence taken seore Juace Drink,r
in New Orleans as man and wife for some eight or ten
wears past and accumulated the above sum of money
when about the latter part of June last Elizabeth as
ocatcd herself With another man by the name Of Thos
b. Perry, and they both left the city together,
for New York Elizabeth carving of the above sum OF
money claimed by Purcell The com plsnnnt on finding
Elizabeth gone and the money likewise set OF for this
fase t v.a ~ VI. 1910 nr ~
cha we. tsr dana cola n;scs nd on. sovaraan
wera founa IN b. narso, 81 ~ o,oar the bssnca
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Wheat IN the West.

From the Rochester Advertiser, July IA
In our recent flying trip, took some little pains
to COLLECT reliable Information to the supply
Of bresdstufs which the west will send forth dur
ing the present and coming season. OF course all
such information must be more or less uncertain, nj
though obtained from the most reliable sources Hon
EoB. Strong late off this city but Of Milwaukee in
formed that the amount of wheat in Chicago, he
learned from inquiry at the different warehouses; is full
four hundred thousand bushsls and was coming In
the rate of six to eight thousand bushels per day The
-four he thought, less than twenty Thousand bar
res At Michigan City, St. Joseph Southport, and the
other ports Lake Michigan the quantities OF wheat
varied but would collectively form large aggregate In
Illinois, though in some parts poor is Thought the crop
will be very nearly average The remark
may be made respects Wisconsin, as we advised
by farmers who have made very general tour through
the territory SO It the mlshty preparing
to pour her imitsbls supplies o. human food into
Atlantic ports and Notwithstanding the starving condi
ton Of portion OF Europe shall not be surprised
prices sink to low figure under the pressure the
incalculabe aggregate which will be ready for
market
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Forty-two bodies, chiefly children, were brought on
shore from vessels and buried the island during the
same period
At Montreal, on Wednesday, the 7th instant, tho
port from the emigrant sheds much favorable
Only 70 had died; there 1900 sick
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NNIliS!
W IGS !
GTnAN0E.RR and [

A- WIGS! WIGS
CTRAN0ERs and CITIZENS wishing hnt quality wig
~ Toupec, invited inspect tle extensive no
merit Of wM where they can select ' Ses,
plscc procure article every business, end hs pcs
10 buy Wig Toupee, 10 Bachelors maHninseo, 20.
r.n MI ~ 49,, -. D'o'@''' alJIm'E
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GERMAN SILVER.

JAMES o. MOFFET, No. i2i Prince street, third block
~ OF Broadway, constantly manufacturing German
Silver Of y.r'oos Numbers and widths, which he will warrant
whchhe will sell Wholesale and retail reduced gr,ce
r. All goods sold will be delivered in Of the city
or BROOKLYN, free Of expense TtI srl7 imsr
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The Lire Oak, Of Pensacola gives some as-
count OF cotton factory at Arcadia about seventeen
miles from Pensacola II has about 1000 spindes and
Is worked entirely by negroes mostly girls IL makes
1000 yards Of domestcs weekly II has been In opera
ton about year, and experiment " has more
projectors s1H a'7T = - n = .'IIN TT In
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S6K FOR LOND0N--with Despateh-,The fast sai!
MH4 ing coppered and copper fastened ship TREMOkT
sCsPtain Taylor having large portion OF her cargo
engaged, viii sail above For balance Of trrght o. passage
Jyli les South street
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DRAFTS ON THE NATIONAL BANK OF


Is UyHE BROTHERS & MAsTEKsON N o. i5s ~ al
~ den ane having completed their beg
leave e gu e their friends and the public
sqnabe terms first class shps sailing regularly from
New York and Liverpool They also that there
shall detention but that will be forwarded on
presentation Of their tickets. N - '
Drafts payable demand the Royal Bank of Ireland
and on Messrs. Prescott Grote Ames x Co, London.
q
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xkR ROCHE, BROTHERS Il CO-PAssAGE
NM TO AND FROM ,LIvERPOOL by The

-fEH rHHoCCHE l BJK09TiIEKs g CQ-PAssAGE
NM TO AND FROM h!VERPOOL BY THE
HR1S BLACK BALL LINE. OF PACKETS AND
REMITTANCEs TO IREhIANprsI.oa. Wishing ps.,
ship FDELlA, which sails Friday, July 18TH her re.
guar day, will please make immediate application 70 Cant
the subscribers
Those sending for their friends to come on, from LIVER
the Black Ball Line, sailing from thence the LIST and 10th
of every month"; their passage by applying
Persons renting money their friends have drafts
for any amount payable on demand, on the1
ROYAL BANK OF IRELAND, or on
Messrs PRESCOTT, GROTE, AMEs g. CO., London,
which will be paid at OF their branches throughout
Appfy TO anu ROCHE, BROTHERS GCo.
as Fulton street. New York. door TO Fulton Bank.
only Passenger Agents for the old or Black
N B-The splendid packet ship MoNTEzUMA, sails
from Liverpool, ON the 18th Of Aua j9rc
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
cRcULAT1oN-FoRTY THOUSAND.
Northwest corner OF Fulton and assam s'

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per copy-S7
- per snnum-payable ia advance.
wmKkY HERALD-Every ssturd,yprcs az cents
n HEhtLD FOR EUROPE-EYsry Steam Packet day
rce "a ceyts per copyS anuum including postage
received ~ Mssss Gagnsni 10 Rue Vvienne, Paris; L.
bookseller, London. -
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALp-Published ON the
LIST q January Of each ysarsnEe copies sixpence each
ADvEaTIsEMENTs at the usual price.-slways cash IN
advance Advertisements should be written plain egibe
m,nnsr Ths Proprietor win be responsible for errors that
may occur IN them.
despatch.
All letters sfions by mail addressed TO the
establishment be paid, the postage will be de
Quoted from the subscription money RENTED
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on many accounts be 10th to see take place for
although Mexico, as country, would no doubt
tainly be done to the present race OF Mexicsns ia
incalcuable, who would and that thew were Inst
incompetent to cope with their northern usshbors
in tho arts Of peace, as In those OF war and being
subjected to similar line Of policy that exercised
tne case Oh .ns am nsh ~ tnaans would ere
which their forefathers had 40 long and valisnuy
struggled. Besides, putting the Mexican state
of the case entirely out of view 1t ought to he a
serious question with Great Britein-posssssed a.
she Is, OF 40 many colonies In this part of the
commercial integrity she Is deeply interested N be
by bands Of such those which hrs
peaceablys tiled In and suhugated Texas. Under such
domination we that the value Of Mexican bonds al
ready low enough in consequence OF Late events would
to be represented by any apprscsbls coin
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EXEuMsI NS1BYLL,s EERhY,
ing Tillou's Dock-FARg ONE SHILLING
The comHQaious STEAMBOATS, FRANK, Capt Isaac Scott,
and ROB rRT ANNETT, Capt Frsaerick Gaylord will
Daily unrl further notice. touching Hammond and 18th
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P. w. BYRNES & cos NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL EMIGRATION OFFICE.
& ~ & .@

& @ @ @
r. ". BYRNE as Z Co, ss WatsrIoo Road, liverpool,
they have found the importance Of direct Agency for the
coming out TO this country the Immediate
dence with estsbs from whom they can
old country fn
Waterford Belfast Londonderry and LIVERPOOL direct 70
New York, Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans
do favorable terms than be obtained from
other house engaged the business this country being
NE Oldest and largest establishment in the trade
Liverpool. "
The thousand passengers that have sailed the ships
which have been despatched from Office in Liverpool
the different Of Ireland for the last thirty years, i
cen ofour ability to fulfil with any
gagement for passengers that be favored with.
DRAFTS AND BILLS OF EXCHANGE given for any
amount payable sight, the National Bank OF Ireland and
Scotland without discount
list Packet Ships with their days of sailing and the
address Of the Agents who be had application
atths Office Apply address by letter, lpost paid)
.-.. r. w. BYRNES Il CO.,
m22 1msuo SO South street
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~ oGAIRtIsLE 8 RIPPARD's EMIGRATION

kkG CARLISLE Il RIPPARD's EMIGRATION
NM OFFICE, III connec tion with George Rppard X
sSon Liverpool The subscribers beg TO inform tlS
rsnd. George Rppard Som Of Liverpool and ensblsd
Cork and all other of Great Britain Ireland on mos
advantageous For the general given pas
s M 70 letters received from from
times received In order fully carry out the
wehave been induced to establish house this city
in Liverpool may be prevented.
George Rppard Son. Liverpool, despatch the Roscus
Gack Houanguer, Queen of the West and Con,
stton on their regular days. and addition one or more
nTyt class ships every week. = 80
Persons wishing TO send money to their friends procure
drafts payable sight without discount ON the
oanks and their branches in Ensend and SCOTLAND
Apply &c CARLISLE RIPPARD,
jyll 30t.rc -l Sc South street, conner Of Wall
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n. D. Uuested cut his throat, at Poughkeepsie, last
week Ho 80 years of age, well OFF bat li5ortd
der q derangement OF Intellect.