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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-31
IsOsIon Market, March o6.

Provsions-here have been sales Of 300a4OO bbls Pork
10 out Of the market private terms Retail sales OF
prime at 1885, mess SIG, and clear Sls Lard l0i1lc
mos; Hams 9Ial0c, 4 mos Fiour-Gcncsce, common
brands, Is selling moderately S731ia74I; Ohio and Mi
chgan S13t cash; Southern very scarce and sales arc
making at SI,25, cash. Corn--Norhern Yellow sells at
the depot at 9Ja96c measures Southern White held ut S5A
SOC; Yellow Flat 92a9ic measure. Molasses-Saes Of
Cuba sweet to the trade at lac, mos
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!. Y. MARKET, MARcm 90 "a

Cotton, 900 bales only sold; prices steady.
Flour steady.
1000 bushels Cadz salt sold last week at 2iIe
b1shel mos.
Corn, 10000 bus. Jersey yellow at Csc.
Sterling better considerable sales at ii prem the rate
31ait; Francs 5.4ia7I.
vessel chartered 10 load Philadelphia for HAVE
at 81 ,S75 for flour aud soc bu for wheat IN baps
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-31

Tho Norfolk Beacon of Saturday says
We learn that Capt Edwards has chartered tho steamer
Augusta, Capt u Mitchell, 10 transport his company to
Baltimore their way Mexico, and will leave here this
afternoon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-31
REAL ESTATE ON CHURCH HILL ron SALE AT
AUCTION


AUCTION.
w ILL be sold at auction, upon the premises
on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF April Is47 ing
o'clock that large three story Church H
near Mr. Richard Malone, occupied by Mr. the
TWO acre lot thereto attached ami necessary
the genieei accommodation family p@ron ds-irou.
OF purchasing arered residence presents many
TER-One third cash balance eqga n-n,s At and
~ months TOT negotiable notes secured upon the
properly by Ee7ueH Of the Trustee. W. GoDDIS,
mn ~ Auctr.
ADDITIONAL.
Immediately after the above tina, two
OF land front Mir I... cnr.
II w1 be subdvded into suitable ,izet builiing
TERMS accommodating, day or sale
By request Of the ners NH al " ConuiN A.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-31
by William. a. HaxnIl.

by WILLIAMS. a. HaxaII
GROCERIES,, AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT the n, No., :, -.
oeloef We shall sell in font Auction " ~
Prime Porto Rico Sugars
Do New Orleans do
DO 10 do Mo.asse. in b,u,h
10 Western Bacon sides
do do DO ShoulJ-t.
DO do DO
DO Roll Butter barnet.
No Inme Rec HerriRgs
No Nova Scotia DO a nne onIer
Prime l.aguyra Coffee
Do Old Java do
Oard, Dupuy Il Co. Cognac Bauly
Imitation Bnndy n half pipes
DO d. n
Old Rye whHkay do.
Eitia nne GuuPowder Tea q chests
DO do PoweisoRg do do Do
Very Superior Indigo n lers
Masons DO Backing
haeeahaa snuG j. ,a-
TKkxs-Unler -
proved nar., esh seo and over, four for 40
-, mn ~ WILLIAMS HANArI. Aaet.
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By Davenport. Alien a Co.

Groceries AT Auction.
On THURSDAY I April, O'Clock We Will ,.u NJ OH,
Auction Store, assortment OF Groceries
Green Rio and Laguyra Coffee
Oh lava do
Solar Lamp
Sperm and Tanow Candies
No I Starch, Indigo
Brown soap
Green ard Black Teas
No. and white
Wrapping Paper, Sol Leather
Shoe Thread, &c
ALSO
so Cases SILK audi
TERMs-Under $780, and oye- 4 mo- creI, n,
approved paper DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO
m sur,;o,.,.-
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BY Davenport. Allen a co

bg fnfoes a Brother,
No. :, Mans Strsef.
CATALOGUE or VERY SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT PHIL.
ADELPhiA MADE CABINET FURNITURE, AT AUCTION
On TuEsDAf morning April 9th, commencing at 10 oe,cl
a our store We viii sell Al auction without catalogue
Phladslphit manufacture viz.
Mahogany Parior Chairs plain and h;d s=a elegantly ea
cd and new style -
Figured and PLAIN Spring ieat Mahogany R,ssRg Chairs
Egyptian aRd white MaThi. Top Centre Table.
MahcyslJ SOFA Tat C. with white Narbe Tons
Handsome ocagon High Pos French pattern and Ma
hogany Bed,cad-
Elegant Cabinet Bureaux mt ne and Min f,,,. nth
Marble Tops Mirrors
Serp-niine aud Sguasv M@.be Top PEI Tables
Egyptlap and white Marble Top wa,hsianis
halo=any Wardrnbe,. scroll pattern
Sewing Chairs and ehldren's Rocking Chairs
Rosewood Piano Stools pltin Burraur
serPentine and carved Spunr seat sot.s
Superior HAIR Nai;.asses. Looking Giasre.
Mahogany Cush.on feat Ann Chair-, &c
81 INIDES 4 RROTurp A.,
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) Handsome building Lots on Cary
street, for s:lIc AT Auction.

VIII DC soh ON Saturday afternoon next the ID day April
ls47 upon the premises sneing
building Lots Cary between Fou'he Aans
streets lately front Of the residence Of Mr. A. Barraun
Eeh lot fronts % feet AMI back l5i feet alley rs feet
wide Terms-Id cast months Interest added " M
approved eno,ebalnee ~ ~ for
notes lnterest added secured by n tIlst deed.
BY REQUEST or THE OWNER
NH 30 w
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR APRIL.

$4,000, 10000, 100 1000
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Gas, No Ito be
dawn At Wilmington, Delaware, Saturday Aprl 3D. 1877
rs NUMERALS DRAWN.
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BRILLIANT FOR 25,h APRIL!
$4,000, 3 of ; 1000. Of55OO, rs of 900.
ID. FAME & CO.,
M N Ayers OF LOTTERIE
Richmond. Va.

FtNHE attention oil the friends OF fortunes Home
Il requested IN the following brilliant Schemes for APRIL.
The Scheme for the gath OF unusual
Inducements those who pureha- BY the
20 ~holes only sisO share. package
the four hT1 Capitals s95
grand Capitals address orders C. w PURCELL
Richmond. Va.
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By snioe~ a. Brother.
Household Fmrniturc ms a..,..

HOusenotu FURNITURE at Auction.
onWEDNESDAf Morning the 3i-t March o'eLosl 90,
WI - over NE sore Of Ncs-f. Keen Co. ssreL w
rsv of Household and kehen which ,n,o,
and nearly new-in pau,
handsome spring-seat Sofas
do msrbe-top Cabinet Bureaus
IL elegant mahogany Chairs
marble top Centre Tables
mahogany Card Tables
50 yards superfne Ingram CarpeiinR
IL cane seat fancy Chairs
mahogany and maple Rocking Chair
Bed-,eads; mahogany Bureau
Refrigerator; Candlestands
Brass Fender; Stoves; Screen
Sofa Bedstead; Hat Rack, sc.
10
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1nrtiou Sales.
FUTURE DAYS
ny w. coaain.
Most Valuable Real Estate iss the CITY
of Richmond, for snIc at Auction

-. HHNHuHVHW, TOT Vic ht AuctIOh.
INHE undersigned, acting as the Attorney in
hast Of The hifs al Law Of Areh-sns Iiashs
thr thy Of kiehmond will
"tsDs III" ah day Of Apni next ~ oslock
~ ali r rai Estate Of which te said Hughes died
possr-.-d situated ihe South
n an" fronting On Canal street and Ot Ilth
aaI uee' u-re are teDsn~nts which Lam
hrt house. nearly an of which occupied
IN" os on ioth and ih ne's will subdvied
hontnk ON zach street This prop-y by proximity
ain q The James River Of
The cry rrndrred in the estimation Of the pnbe oa
hni on the sane day the premises
w. will be so that and at the corner
OF "rsee and sth streets lately occupied
denee also hat very handsome
" rarely that much valuable
auction but a. ale division
properly Wi 10 sold without fiHsit
TEHSs-! CASH baiine. in equal oa. and
three years for bonds bearing by deed
w GoDDIN. Any in fact
For the heirs at law Of A. Hughes, deed
Riehm5nd, 22d March. I5t7.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-31

OHc"AED GHASs sEED-jp., rs,s.v,a .ad 10, 80.
inh tt W.. PALM
RACoN SIDES.-7OOO lbs. priase seit, cared,
- stde' for ME ~ nah 20 HisSEIT q NegtNDf ran
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-31

NV Ill. - 'od On FRIDAY afternoon the ID day April
w 1897, tirr O'Clock two
valuable Building Lots situated Yves,
TO Canal fronting 30
100 feet. and Immediately Tobacco Factory OF
Messrs : Myers 4 Co
TERhs-Dne third cash balance indanents 6
" months fof negotiable secured deed
withheld. By reaues, Of The owner
w. CODDIN
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Ametiou saIts
Tmrs M

ny we,i,.ss.. s..ass.. A.es.
Most Valuable Insprovcd Neat Estate.
"a IA es--er Fl CAY a.a etA
AT AUCTION.
WILL he sold on WEDNESDAY, the st.t
daJ Of March. ist7, pess... .. "a
oeork w. thc-e ihfe- valuable hsek su.f
North SIDE Of Cay wes 18Th .sr,s "a tn e, 81 Re
usos.l
The ovation of tho sh- Raa q "a. LAM.
River ksnawha Company, e--.sos of ~
pubic feneaiy % geat value b.tie.
n'sd BY ,h- L. raar. ef that Cea.,a., q va e.
enhsd To eahanes 10 vslae va D. sa- 30,
s.f ~ least ressrrs.
TErs-!h cash balance eqa.I r-salrs.1- =, On. t an,
hfre or negotiable as-r- adea eur Ry ,..a
deed. N. ,..,.., :, g. ~ "-->
nm - W. GoDptN, Aaeu
By ". W. a a. n ssiii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-10
RrcHaoNp, Monday, Aug 9--3 P. M.

The Southern mail has arrived, and brings the
ys,c. ORLEANS National Of the 3D. which contain
the glorious Intelligence that General Scott and bis
victorious army entered the City Of Mexico on the
18th July.
The news was brought by a courier from the city
70 Vera Cruz.
After leaving Puebla, General Scott encountered
no opposition at Rio Fro as was anticipated, bot
found the enemy eight miles this side the Capital
drawn up in fall force to oppose him, under Santa
Anna.
Scott Immediately gave battle, and for long time
the field was stoutly contested At length the
Mexicans gave way, and total route ensued.
Our loss was 800 killed and wounded. The
.lsuobter of the Mexicans is said to have been i'm
mense.
As soon as the battle was decided the civil
authorities of the city came out to meet Gen. scott
and forthwith cspitulated. Our troops then took
Dosss..ion of the capital, and The STARS AND
STRIPES NOW rLoAT OVER TIE HALLS OF THE
MoSTEzUMAs.
Santa Anna and his officers had had serious
quares.
TheNew. Orleans papers at first dscredted these
reports. but the steamer Washington had arrived
with later dates which confirmed all The news
had been read at the head Of our troops at Msta-
IaOros
The yellow fever is on the increase at New Or
leans.
We give our first brief despatch and hope soon
10 Law fuller reports before our readers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-10
DIED

On sunday. August :. sUsANNAH JANE, vile OF
Thom.s w Renue and daughter oil the 4S'e OnS''e' L.
Duncan. .,,...., =, ,,.t,ck
FunersI this Tuesday afternoon sihslf pss' Q eocN
,,, hfr ., residence corner ct Lewis and nrsn1 s,s
Al Nv Orleans. on the 18th OF June JANIS w
NOWLON OF New.YOrk aged 81 years
~ Newburyport papers please COPY
% Tuesday August g. la. in New Rochelle: me re-.
- NJ bsr.on. e. Horton after short Illness. IN
The nh wear Of her age ELlZABE H. widow OF Ats.
- u~,,cn formerly Of White Plains She Rad long
- rs,ern Of Christian ye,y ard died Ia tul! ss'ur-
snce Of her reward in Heaven.
o. Heaven VISITS the lsst moment owns hsr J''e'4'
on this side death and points them out 10 men
A lecture silent but Of sovereign power
To vice confusion and % virtue pesee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-10
The Legislature is largely Wing, as usual


Judge ELISHA ENBREE (Whigl is said to have
certainly beaten Robert Dale Orea, most unex-
pectedy (Our Dispatch tries to tell US the major
ity. making 1t COS which seems incredible
Caleb. SMITH and RICHARD w. THOMPSON
the latter in place of McGsugheyl are also Ger
tanly elected.
The Loco Focos have elected Thomas D. Henley
j. L. Robinson, Nm. w Wax, u. W. DoosoH
and Chas. W. Cathcdrt TO Congress.
In the three other Districts the Wing gam is
large and the general impression is that the Wings
have carried the lower branch of the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-10
Thing. In IhilndelphIa

Correspondence VI The Tribune.
PHrLADELFHIA, Aug o.
The market IS very dull to day. Flour IS held At
S. for Penusylvsnls without dnding buyers 500 bos
Western sold Msj ~. Corn Meal nominal At - .
for Pennsy vana Rye Flour Is held 81 s. 20 The de-
mand Tor Wheat Is lfniped-PennsylvNna brings 10 =
IL aud good Southern Reds 10 Oats LOU ousne!'
.odM5A S cents. Corn make, heavy. small lots
sold At 3 u cents. Cotton is inactive. Provisions
very dull WHISKY = cents.
The stock Market mas been rather dull AZ the Boards
tu, the Just received will probably create hurry
and put prices up.
Fra Board 100 Neshsnc Copper. Il q ~ 400 Read
t5 $50. 1000 Penna S. e. 79i 1000 do, nv 7si 100
Read cash. 49,.
Ssoond Board and Afsr 100 Read 33,, eco Penns
81 lott e. nv ID 7gf ~ Allegheny Cop 10. 5000 Gvt
Loan TO- o. t5nw cap loo. 1000 Penns -, 59i 600
Wilmington RR, o. 500 Read RH. lots SIS, 33i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-10

Wick had l.676 majority two years ago he has
barely squeezed IN now.
Our latest letter says Petit Loco has been. or
rather Sc will be elected" we hope the Telegraphic
announcement ofhs defeat by 200 is based on later
and better data, but there is nothing certain
We by mistake gave the name of VIM G. Ew'
ing instead Of w Rockbill as the Loco Member
probably elected from the Xth District We do
not give up Ewing but he is Wing, and II elect
ed will mako IL manifest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-10

s.~p.'s sARsaPARLLA-1he beal,h Of the human sys-
TEN depends almost entirely upon tho slate Of the boot-
II the yitszlng aud which pervsdes every tissue every
membrane fibre hlsmrnt gland or other organ, primary
or subsidiary II tho blood be- charged with the element o.
d .eass sickness he the cousequence-an until 'he
causes Of sesse existing The blood eradosIed 10
permanent relief can be expected Il 10 here that the
powerful hesh-resoring properties OF sandss sarsspa
rs manifested il' searching operation reaches me
ofdi,esse and The cures performs are here ore
radical and thorough. Its potential virtues are stesed
BY thousands Of rheumatic and scroulous patients and BY
all who have taken This preparation for diseases Of The
skin. IL the internal arrangement and
eradicaies the outw ard evidences OF disease.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by a. b.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton, corlcr OF VIII
ham-sL 27s Broadway and II East Broadway. N. York
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United
States Price 81 per bottle sir bottles for IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-10

We hope our Telegraphic report OF Judge EN-
BREEs election ia the Ist District will hold though
the breaking down of the former reports affirming
the election Of Davis over Henly-and Hsckleman
over Robinson is not calculated TO establish the
credit OF the Telegraphic reporter at the west end
OF the line. HIS critical perception would seem to
need sharpening
We have letters from Indianapolis OF the Sd
and 4th inst. They confirm the Teegraphic report
Of the election of r. w. THOMPSON, Wing by
some 200 majority, and of IVn. w IV'ck, Loco
by a small instead of large majority as the Tele
graph had it Here the reported msjouties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-10

LAKE HURON COPPER MINEs.-Our readers may
have noticed article which appeared In several pa
pers giving sccoun, Of the attempted seizure OF ire
steam propeller Esri Csthcart loaded with copper ora
from the Bruce Mines We glad 10 observe that the
dispute which 81 10 this act hiss been satisfactorily 81
used and that there will be no farther Interruptions 10
the working OF this mine which belongs TO the Huron
snd ST. Mays Copper Company The Earl Csshcart
has already brought 800 tons Of Copper Ore 10 Detroit
70 TO New York and learn that there Is as
much more ready for shipment =, the same mines.
This out sprohiabe investment, to the parties
who have had the good luck 10 obtain stock IN this com
pany indeed informed that within few days
sales OF this stock 10 considerable extent have been
effected In this city 1t SO currency per share.
Montreal Courier, 9th inst
A PLEASANT TRIP.-We advise all strangers in
town who have never visited Greenwood Cemetery TO
drive siep board the Cinderella iootot Wnitehal
81 whore hey may enjoy Whit of fresh air in crossing
the Bay to and then take quiet drive through
the shady avenues OF that beautiful cry OF the dead
Evening mirror
~ On Wednesday Justice Virgins commit
ted 10 .l eleven free OF color composing the crew
Of the ship Ambassador The Captain was also Obliged
10 pay the costs and give bond Ia the sum oil s~VOO 70
carry these men away from the state according to the
laws msde and provided IN such cases Wlthn the Pas'
days Justice W gains has committed TWO otner crews
10 Jail under similar circumstances. the whole nnmost
OF in the three cases comprising % Heavy penal
ties will according To law, be indicated on these men II
they return 10 the state. Mobile Herald aug
~ We understand the British Government has
sent out two gentlemen Win CeIt.lu ufsNiPA1h VI
chemical agent recently invented by NJ Ledoyen and
an English gentleman OF scientific sttanments tor the
purpose Of trying how far may be useful tor the pur
poss for which IL intended viz the destruction OF the
CONTAGIOUS and uoxous qualities OF the air arising from
beds in hospitals and sick rooms drains, &c. These
gentlemen are now their way 10 Crosse Isle We
.nsll probably publish account Of the discovery In
our next Montreal Herald.
~ At the University OF Vermont Commence
rnsnr on Thursday there y graduates An L. L.
d was conferred upon Que James Dean. Addresses
were delivered before the societies, Alumni &C by Dr.
Ed Beecher OF Boston. (On Pantheism) Hon jacob
Colatncr and Chas h. NOss. JOhn Henry Hopkins Jr.
was the Poet Of occasion. Among the guests pre-
sent were Col syy, star and Capt w : Henry Of Blu
ena Niste,
r-1- Quite A serious riot occurred at Kingston.
Canada West on the ID inst The military called
out To queil the disturbance.
IT' A young man namsd David Campbell. was
recently murdered by some unknown person, at 81.
John New Brunswick.
~ A German named John Wildhabu was re.
Gently murdered q. Dubuque by man named Ewing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-10

Efox,prrVG-The Grand Jury OF Camden
,,,y h.vs found two bills ofinictmeni against ~
Hggv Tor participating 10 the Kidnapping OF Jo..pn Dla
ley 20 segei fugitive slave saa Tor tne a
~ ronr;,ed UPON him. Il appears that Daiey "Ss
,,res AIR strons resistance. and then gagged aod
red hand and foot plsced on Tho bottom OF me wagon
b4oegns 20 william Huss, snd that !, ~ss driven ~
him DE hss not yet been arrested and me eAs
now Be tried until next term l"eN'A
C,xv,c., Cs,xeys ~ NEw.JrRsEY-Rev. Chs.
II at, -. beror,a the assistant minister Of II Mat.
,heE'. Church Jersey City. Rev. WIN B Oh, h"'re,
,.ned the rectorship Of - JOINS church salem ana
hss been elected rector of Trinity church hoorrso
p ! P-s,sayas OF the diocese % Connecticut. has
been elected rector Of - Peters Church. Morrsto"n
n SECRETARY BUCHANAN and Postmaster
Cen Cave Johnson are ~ Old Pont Comfort
~ Jones Butler was hung at Columbus ueor
sis "a Fdtsy lasL He made no confession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-10
New-York Cal.Ie ,inrhet-Mos0.r. Aus

IBy our own kepOrier
At Market GOO Beef Cattle IS Cows and Calves ~
200 Sheep and Lambs.
Beef Caa!e-Though there has been a very goOts
quest buyers do not operate literally enough 10 dispose
Of the large number OF Cattle offering Al the cloS
the weeks business on Monday evening 900 hesdR
NAMED unsoId large proportion Of the offerings
down the North River. Prices have declined and VI
few sales have been made ct figure much higher tbs
81 per cwt.
Cors and Caires-sales made a, from els tr5es 80 Al
sold.
sharp aud lambda dull week. sheep ara sehesh
from al 50 to - 259s 37I. Lambs at 81 25d2S
81 25 200 left
Hay and SusD-The former 10 worth 62i ais perer
Tor loose. straw o. 37i the 100 bundles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-10
SECOND DISPATCH.

RICHMOND. August 9, lsf7.
Gen. Scott is quartered in the City of Mexico.
He was attacked by the Mexican army at Rio Fro
where the enemy was put to flight with heavy loss
General Scott entered the Capital City on the nth
and took full possession. Both mails from New
Orleans have come TO hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-10

TuE CHNgss JrSK-lf the people u he United Sts1es
woud view ID. Junk row iu our harhor ineJ Mouo &c
convinced that she Il th- Interesting 81 t 'ey ever
..w They have A. opportunity Of seeing Chinese mao
Of var rgged with Chinese corisge and rot sss hiueu
with aregalsr Chne.e armament and manne1 oJ usNses
probable that they will never have another The nstor'
II Chins coudenfed chspter "a open Tor mem sna u
hv allow the rary sum OF twenty cents 10 -iand m
The wsv heir reading a. thew mo penuiious 81 h.t
money than Ne took them be- Her stsy hers ~ no. oe
over his weeks that all who have not visited ht' n"s'
F.,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-10

Another sroRx.-it commenced RAINING On
Friday isbt and on Saturday We bad reg1ir norm.
east storm with heavy and STEADY rain. Al night was
d.rk ami i,.v .re ~ -.urf .i..s f~HY'd
beyond the usual time of arriving The pas-nxr ~
the Bay state upon the Fall River route arrived 10 INC
city soon after clock yesterday We were Psinao 70
hear that a small vessel without any nght wS run
down 10 the darkness Of the light sud that IL was feared
that al on board perished.
The Oregon which LEFT NewYork hour sfter me
~ state anchored soon after leaving Hurigate Her
passengers arrived 10 the city shout " Boston Cour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-10
MARRIED

uC.hsba. Ala on the 2ls July. Mr.. HENRY W
Wills formerly Of this City TO Miss SARAH JANE
BOHANSAN Of the former place
d. So ,hc s,h inst, by Rev T. Crawford Mr..
~ syFRELL. 10 Miss THERESE @ CHAPMAN both
Of Ibis City.
- Boston papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-10
BIZ TELEGRAPH to The T1buHe.
Kentucky.

ZANEsvILLE Ohio, Monday, Aug. gil A. NJ.
To-day's Mail from Cincinnati brings advices
assuring the election of the following Wings to
Congress
Dist. ". AYLETT BUcKSER, over And j. James.
v J. b. THOMPSON, over c. A. Wicklife.
VI. GREEN ADAMS, over another Wing.
VII. GARSETT DUNCAN, over ID. Merriwether.
" VIII. C. s. MoREHEAD, over A. X. Marshall
TX. In Cox rep X. French
KIP GAINES, (sure) L. P. Desha.
No returns from the three remaining Congress
Districts.
The Legislature is largely Wing. as usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-10

RALlOoN, PANOsAMA oF LoNooN. &c NeN 10 A. SOUS
v,to the city = London correct kno" DE " j."
geography and extent view cf the P.uo'ams no" et
hblrs al hs MUSEUM & be priced. Every one should
see a. IL i Nhhing This il-ruOnu and evening Snu
,ciock when the Ofpheau Family the chsrInlng %
- grofn NJ Old Kenrehec the Shsking Onakcrs tpn-
lively he ls.t week. Mites Bernard beautiful be.ao
SINGER Miles Julian and Gertrude The accomplished 'a1
Gers ara Pete Morris the comic singer 81 appear
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