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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-05
Tor Rse.y.
U.fCIE L7KE is .IifElDi

Z INFE just received the SPRING STYLE OF
1IAIN for III. introduced b. Aee5rs. Bccln \
Gaz'9r. Of the city If Nev York DIR Ion Tiafte,s II 4
mricaJ I'he fashion Is much admired by the trade.
vel as all that lgiye seen It. Genile.nen who pays
any regard to fashion will Of course furnish themselves
with one OF these beautiful Hats. an prepared to sup
ply them made to order or reads MADE
have, also on hand good assortment Of Mems and
BOYS Cloth and SILK Caps ofcvery pattern
March l5-1w j ri NHOI-GU
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-05

900 BBI s Isst Ri .a. g. ilne, Jnsl received IL
<4IsF tl.Ias t.rlar and - aaIr, Is
n. - N.Dk*ilI. s LEE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-05

II tl%, cars, P4NLH3S, LEGHOR,N HITS.
AN now opening beautiful article Of Hats and caps.
"a 81 me latest Saw York Styles a genuine article Of
vi ~" Caps entirely new style toecihcr with hand
'h2 III, ct Panama aad Leghom IIs. all Of which VIII
be soll low f5reash. VA. RICHARDS
March @l--Wim
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-25
K WITHOUT

MURDER WILL OtTsz-We sse ~ a
recent number oi the PmtttrtptHt NaH- RI ma~t
extraordinary eXenPilbr5ueH Of tin, adage=
II viii b. remembered thar Itrc body ii lt
male MAS found in Camden county. y. j..
with marks OF violence upon n, winch lett ma
earthly doubts that the deeeasei had beea
murdered 4 merchant at Philadelphia su>-
pecttng the remains 10 hc those OF a female
named Maty Aun Williams. %louurtly d tesi-
dent Of Indiana, wrote To the Governor of
that State, and has recently received d letter
IN reply, disclosing the following lacts, winch
may eventually lead Go the detection aad con-
victioH OF the murderer Il appears That d
murder Vas committed in Indiana some
three Years slnce. AMI tle iuit,Ila t, s0s-
peCted 81 ais commission tnel aud acquitted
In the examination at the witnesses. resi- ing
near be spst, IT was observed THAT oue.dM =.
Williams, manifested by tears aud otherwise.
stgus OF deep fesling, and Of fiH,. which Was
attributed 10 timl4ttY. Ho faet4cH@l- la1Iee
was taken al the time. ltIs-uuN- supposed.
that II resulted from cogutslHee ot the crime.
II also appears, thai a man named W tIli5m~.
a laboref employee by a idrue residing aeaf
the above place, frequently exhibited r4tIea.
ces Of distress ei miud. and had easua.A.r-
marked that he dreamed dat ir had murder
ed his vile, aud buried hrt IN d a5titn. A
few day ; alter the publication of lhr letter
from the merchant IN Philadelphia. lu the pa
per Of The place, thls mau suddenly ds4p-
Peorri and has not staev been lFuel f6tu.=
From this cham OF CifluustauaidI evidence.
Goy. mtcomb writes that there cana b. no
reasonable doubt. ff4t=NlI5Iau, committee.
or was connected wish. the oaziHal maaitt
III Indiana, and having le1t She >t5He5#a4teF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-25
Nnt.LInI,II-IINH

2. y s1autNIs d5dfi 67ta taf#bie anHHa
AzsrtlHj a8r clamhaI Ne hurried
IN -asg5 uf the iHs.et Whose trumpet and
#fam
Our 5slrrt5bta Iamhaf~ had worried.
w tt4#-ft - ve fl>s from our restless bet.
Aud rc.iH44i-Hv,l ouf p eas4nf pillow
iHar wei NOT Eei H a-t3a Hti IT, was dead.
AH# =0eFr secure from hs bill O.
B8l BAH am ha1r had seemed f1 elsF>ss
Ere Uc met with q. wretch that bit Us,
And rsi-.H5 our boots gave SOM terrible
-.tp,-
That made thc m%UsquItoe'> q%uietus,
Q|al5slvand 1fstly " turned tom The dead,
Ami tsit him ali smashed and gors
W. htrv aBefhettHlte sal papPedi into bed.
u|aJcrmunei To- tell ven the story .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-25
W LOVE.


j love lae man with feeling soul,
Whose PASSIONS are deep aud strong
Whose rord-. vheu touched with a kind.
red power.
VII Hhnte leal and long
The man whose word Is bond aul law
VINO neef for gold or power
Would hiss the hand that would stab the
heart.
in adrcrsity.s trying hour.
] love the man that will dare TO lift
His voice for the struggling poor
The mau that will open hts heart, nor Close
Against The begsar at his door.
Oh give INC a heart will firmly sand
When the storm begins 10 lower
4 hand that will never shrink il.grasped
In mistuftuae's darkest hour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-25

ALoAp-Tha Bsllm1s Clipper 81 ta-.
wa.a SAYS
WeaeaSaedlay morning saw a na,ch woman.
who had 5arre = -four strapped on her back
winch her husband had just purchased. and
winch SIR W~d2UUHvcytnE ri ITS destination
whilst haf afleafi9Hatf lord walked very quIet.
fyIu front smoking hts flfr That q woman
could carry 81 heavya load seem, almost ln
,%rglrtHr oHt 3D. 4eat Wss aIt1eszst hx NUM-
h=f~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-25
ENFH.Ht


60
s'.5f.s 81. . ...' .i..' '."- F.
a'.4. N'..I'5
J 's-' l'sE. 9i's5'. z I'z.ll
7H'
a' Wv 4'll'as' "' l's,,s
~ f5fftt-a tftH e.t ha tHt kts4-
3 another eNtt= me- ct 5.= s.sf'#-
ialLl'=i'H Oh "i. 'a't3l'5f ht- ''-'t
E'7'5f. f-t scent HHtfr tHt5 tf
S'aih ana N'u5HWf>5 Nz'.''=
party, were whiting afHl Hitttt- = -. at ~
ten. latt7f 18e nest sNt#taH efH Hala
that q republic eaa center HFaa - aas.aa
nll NaeH D Tue non ..tet-. # -i.= 5.sf-
imposed e' parry oHl5s HaIsl-
q. mons OF ITS fllos'ts l.lt5 .'s 'H. aIaa'H lf
y ms nam hE ttd1 I"iF=tafi Fte a
s'4'' t3'e S,a 'h' N'fn #iiia.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-25
TIE PRISE F0EN-Wb4at The poet y

THE PRISE f0EN Whra the poet Nil.
tou MAS 41lug toSt Paul, school in LONDON.
at eoe 81 r. public examinations, tie subject
fer poeagat composition happened to be ouI
SAVIOUR first miracle, the turning OF watei
into vine at the marriage feast. folios were
written ON the subject aud handed in. When
il ealne Milton turn To hand IN bis poem,
tfom WHICH o tmaeh was expected, lie mere
y wr1sc on d slate one liHe
'iha conscious water s1w its God and
BlH>aeI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-25
PRICES OF KISSES FROM COUNTESS

PRICES OF KISSES FROM COUNTESS.
Is. fh. Recently deceased ms mlIiouare.
the Matqa, dAligre. was called upon ont
morning BY die beautiful Countess de c.
with subscription paper tor tine sufferer, b,
die recent foundations. Il call upon YOU
Moa,'eg5b Marquis, she said, with her dc.
h4dild >iniis. I'm favor oil the sufferer, OF
Lone. ana must open my battery upon your
traft. Il pom my putsc. Non meau TO sly.
Millue up,ird th Mttqais, but NHci-
ever Il He. i caFjtalate-and now Ter eenti-
aoH~ How uaoy pieces like tais tshoNiag
d p~IaCeoi Eatd1 du YOU demand lora Hiss
In Countess oohed up at his wriuklei face.
az + 10 count tae eesJ. and grateit replied
@Fef fifty pieces like dat / Nill give YOU
Two. 03leANuuld have better coatcuted the
Mt84s. but be stepped 10 The bureau aud
brought abr p%afcta~e money-lor tNiee d,
much IS le a.ket .o-reeeiYiug upon bis bald
l9rle5d as he bowed TO put t6e money into
b nj shc>ail commodities, valued attwentQ-
live Ngoiaons eaoFG-H58t joHr8ai.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-25
ED

1t Ite~e Township, Carroll Co Ono. ON
Monday fba GEt lust. MIR. jams Mktf,
Father OF Nj Hugh n hee Of llisaty. Aged
- Yeefs.-
On The morning Of hat day he cathi, brock
Iaetse 1saoI and SOON alter s~tarteI outWith
his gun to shoot squirrels. He had not pro-
eeedft lar. bsfora. giving a lew loud gtoans,
he fell aud almost Instantly expired.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-25
Re MnA

MI EiAoNSpN would most respect fully inform
A'& ht' tHcitds aud customers that she removed her
fTeut 10 tnHefe>, lfafi, winch has ieen dtfet
~ aud fuith complete repair for The reception of her
ti friends and all otht.s VIM MAY favor her with a
" sep -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-25
S~ENSENEY & RHODES.

- 'A-NeT-NLl &
Is ; commenced reerlsu Their NV Faf Goals
= "itd VII continue TO rctefrr from Ncw Nofk PINT.
~ =" AMI Baltimore TOT twu weeks a 4er, general
- W'ht 81 ehc. aud staple DR., goods. 10 wfl.h
"'"''ii 81 tHl yer. sep L.
1875 ana 'tmIs-We have opened thi. morn
In- some AeaAiiiui hiacA cut sHk TrH4ee< suI aD4t.
'+'' ''''A sa'h TO feaps sENsENEY q RHuuL-
g HtRTiNCs-1a6 wards bl.se,ca ,,,.t .
- aug ais" vnt rose ileaehed drtnii- ,r>t r...4,f
sENsLNEl ElobLs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-25

a NOBLE ACt.-Cu4 Laai, d. Wilson
fl HarE l%aiaate. Wba laleta died H4 Alex
~ IS g. lau II Inc .oalira4ao u fae county
gsat. u lI-rrqHb, lht, native g|ouujy.) IN
Ae.tl l4fa .aa. 5ui 10 lbs successor tH einef,
i"itt afa~au, 43.lar-, 81 be appiIai 10 uae
tIoa. IS. Tie pHat 0t sal lluatt.
VIC b .el 8allQaf Woaaigl. o5eomPa8y
h- IN aft efs-a ball5e >esaHj div
=at l-ee u=ae lsa h4iei sHt |.Aruty-fhiee
IS -4a -a t9.a4laA .ltI- u8u4d,d.
EH tHlfssi9 ut ilEt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-25
RONNET RnARnS
90 G R.

on CROSS bonnet boards Just received nv
~ sep& I H~ORNBR0OK.
IL EEr At before thc people that / d, not rrofcs. IN m,
: advertisements to self goods from IS to 20 per cent
cheaper tlaa any other house M the cnv, hut viii
suafdtitc HAT wall sell a httie cheaper than these do
lhat profess 10 do SOL VIII not ftoutie the community
with reading a column n matter which the, are aireaty
rare OF, l~t vii ~at IA q Few words that We have
~ety article that zeu WllHu under the head ct The -
= M percent. WM HALEY.
S'1- No lgt. Nam II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-25
GLASS.


II ! tttitNtt Lot ier Sale-a patt Of Lot Ne n IN
- square 3. being a portion OF the MILLER praperN i
twenty two iect front On Nam street, and TunnIns lsack
on Ia -leN About one hundred and THIRTY Two ieet. J.
no" ouetth iuf sale II not previously sold, stall OTTER
.aid lot at public saio Al tie front door OF the Court
House on Saturday line ath day ot October al II O'Clock
\ VI. \ liberal credit VIII be gwen on 3 Iths OF the puf-
oHase n,'tvs- II W C~IIAFElNE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-25


G0ilGLIoN parties VIII fe -aeeommalsted with 4,
~ kti ROOM. H4Hsif- refreshments. etc. dHrtne tie
Jason, lay making appiiz afipt 10
-~EoMDNUSDX.
Nef@a at taHEtfss Hail
OYSTERS is now ,c,us -etye3u up in every STYLE ty
hK- ~ g.
SEP at toHgte-s Hiatt
SEt'NRS and 1a1aaeo -tueoiied Se-afs snd fobae
se2 Of INC 'est quality on hand aud Tor sale al & IN
To- ses 254-
en- AIRY BIRDS.
\ lot ot mozt beautiful Canary Birds. for sale lo,ver
man etett ht MRS EDMONSON.
at Congress Hail.
~ ea'7ty seed lower than ever sold III ihis CITY.
~ III vt lot ri trnach worked tottars Iust rerrt
49, we'd aud tor safe very cleau at
atF - GREER & NGrTEtS.
No To-, Market street.
q FEW patterns very flclt Fancy %vcstnrs. lust re
~> t'Ned al GREER NOTES
No TO-, Market Il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-25
Fall AID Winter. FashiOn-tsa

than can be furnished in sts market taa 'la'e u
ting a good hat cheap, vii please 55l al nv asas
He D., receiving avcts large assortment OF ~
every style aud variety, Wlach he bN iaI'naya
York al tie lowest figures Tor casit, AT N''Anp
sell at whslcsale or retail at asmaii advance ~
EoiBEN plaids. Nletera d. for Laises "ea, !.
" entIne. Italian aud English sHk efStals' halo
Ponsec and Damask pocket fdf la e. "aHze, BaaI
Garage. BcrkIe, and Verona eravals and his, pn
and Bonnet Rtlaeus, Biae RoHaat. todlafd, b''lals
Russia hdks., black Damask. Iln'et ana i'anss
and hdks, heavy sik ffi8s'd IHllel slsN'. "
qnatty, : aud a. wtde very 10" ~
lie Rhine crayats. Terkcrri sha,st- aud lAal,aM
%3oronc # thu store Of 49, J. T GtRRE1Sa}
sen II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-25
AlmanacS for Is

r. Comic, Fishers Come. American Far
4 mets, House Keepers, Crocket aud Roug, ana
Ready kmaaaes. lnst received bs
sep % 7 HoRNBRooK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27
Things In philadelphia.
crr.spondence of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, May %. lef7.


PHILADELPHIA, May %, 1ei7.
Another detachment of Marines left our Navy
Ward 10 day for New.York, on their way to Mexico
psnuylvsnis seems to be contributing her quota Of
homes snd sinews for the war at all events no.
ros by the way. IN the latest news from California
hsr nothing had been heard Of Col Stevenson and his
r,s,ment" How Is thati
Hon Richard Pakcnhsm. who has been spending
sone dsys In the city, left this morning for Canada
Hon Louis McLsne and Gen. Henderson are at Hart
wells
The high prices OF breadsiufs has checked the de-
msnd Sales 1900 bbls. Flour at 3d. Red Wheat, DOT
prime 205 and White 2l2 to 2l5 cents per So lbs Sales
Yellow Corn at lis cents Light sale Rye at l37 10 $40
cents Rye Flour maintains advance selling at SC Go
and Sc IS outside quotations Oats very snd In
demand Southern selling at 60 cents and Pennsy vsna
would bring 65 cents if here. Sales this morning 720
bags Rio Coffee at ~ and cents and months
Wh,ky has advanced TO 81 cents in bills Cotton dull
al l2i to 10 cents for Upland
slLEs OF SrocKs-Fra BOard-50 Nor Canal bc5,
2Ol; Farm & Mech BIZ 57i % Northn Bk Ky, 7e
alnion Bk Tenn, SO 40U Blk, ~ $500 Sch Nav 6s,
Sc 7ol; 1900 do, 65. 5ii; Pa Bk, 3l9; Farm Mech
BIZ 57t 80 Nor Can '65 2Ot 30 Vicks lit; 100 Flem.
inaton 81; 100 u : Blk. ~
Second Board and atfsr-65 Lehigh Scrip, s4ii 5 N o
Gas l37; 20 Girsrd. I2t Penn BIZ, 3l9i 50 Lehieh
Scrip s.; 1000 schyl Nav 65 sit; 1000 State S. 7sl
5000 Read Bds % 5000 do b5, 73t 5000 do, S. 73t 80
Horris,n, II; rs 5 Blk A. 25 Penn Twp Bk, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

port from lat TO 25th May Corn 3SOl5g bush Wheat
45635 do Rye, ll5,ss3 do Barley, 5l,9sl do Oats
1925 do.
wHIsKY-Bbls were offered a, IS cents. which is
lower
PROyIsIoSs-The market rather dull although
steady until the close. when 1000 bbis old Prime were
sold at sl3 For 500 bbls Mess to 20 out Of arkst
t6 refused. Old Meas IL els IS noninally. In
Beef not much doing Sales l47 tics Prime Mess At tls
80 Lard IL triae sitter today with sales 900 800
bbs good .. aei and 200 DO inferior at 81 AFT TX.
port from lat TO 25h May Beef COS bbls Pork s2l
do Lard, II sd kegs.
LATH-A sale Of 200 Eastern was made ct 81 GOT,
cash.
NAVAL sTOREs--we note a sale Of 300 bbls Crude
Turpeniine At 50 %. cash and 500 bbls Washington
Rosin at 75c. Spirits are dull
TEA-The sale today good one for the Greens
and the market fully sustained. The Blacks were
mostly Withdrawn, and the fine chops and old went OF
al a considerable decline.
OLA sale of 80 bills Crude Whale was made at 32i
cts Linseed is quiet OF Country 1000 gals sold at 60
cts English IL held at CT cts
GROCERlES-The market for Muscovado Sugars has
remained dull without change 10 prices The sales in
clude $50 hhds Porto Rico AZ 67 cts 100 ST Croix a
ST. and $500 bxs Havana ST 6. All for brown and 5ds
moe for white. Coffee continues inactive with sales
Of 100 bags Brsz AZ 81 ait cts 800 Lagusyrs IT, 200
Sumstra g. and 80 Java q snd mos Cuba Molasses
maintains its hrmness but for other descriptions the
market "a inactive. The sses include two cargoes Ger
denss and Havana for refining snd 100 hhds Cuba
muscovsdo, terms not made public; 50 do ST Croix
% cts 100 Porto Rico 3ld32 aud small lot Cuba o.
FRUIT-Tbe sales include 500 bxs Bunch Rsisins A.
90, mos; 5000 DO to close en- invoice, terms not
made public.
BEESWAX-small sales Of Northern Yellow at % eta
cash.
HIDES-The sales are 500 Mstamoros 900 Rio Hsche
1900 Minos, all on private terms
FIsH-About 1900 quintas Dry Cod have arrived, and
200 sold At
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27
RI THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

,cc,Dtyr TO GES. CALEB CUsHrSG.-The Mata-
FI,s Of NAV gives the following intelligence
noo1.sr.l Gushing with accident Of a very ser.
@ 90 70 h. %s ,S Sy
90 ... t,us Accompanied by lady. he was taking
~ ,hroush the streets after night fall and in going out
La Pls1s 1t the south east corner where the street s
6ed % a. 10 leave only sfootpath not exceeding two
-, vide for esress he placed bis foot upon loose
s,et which gave wsy and precipitated him into the
eh hreskng the bone OF his left leg just above the
lie He was taken TO his quarters Immediately and
n, McPhsl called to his assistance from whose surgical
An expectations created that the broken bones may
:. speedily healed. At present he lie suffering much
AIN and the accident dsuesses him much, As II pre-
End bis fulfilling the duties OF his recent appointment
~ The Mad Dog which was running In our
.,rse,s on Saturday and Sunday killed At Orange
s,erdsy Several other dogs killed in streets
- right and this morning under the authority given In
:. MAYORS Proclamation. Newark Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27
NEW CARPET STORE, 90 CANAL-ST.
miscellaneous.
STRAW BONNET MANDATORY AND

MILLINERY, 2l4 BOWER4.
r. MAS. A. MARCY 10 now ready 10 offer TO her Gus
H4 5tomers and the ladies generally large and ssh-
vS ionabe Of Straw Bonnsls, consisting IN
WI part Of French, English, Italian, soft and fancy
stravs, Neapontan G0ssamers, Dew article, and very
beautiful slso ribbons " every price and qualify French
flowers, a splendid assortment
Mrs A. n NJ would call particular attention to her as
sorlment bOnnsts which not surpassed by any In
the city being made OF tho best materials and 10 ne peat
"a, possible manner The FIRST premium the last Fair of
the American Institute was awarded to Mira A. H. Marcy
for tho best slk bonnet
Those about purchasing any OF the above goods are par
tculary Invited call and examine her sssonment before
purchasing Will be sold cheaper Than any other store
Ia tho city.
All kinds Of straw goods cleaned and altered at Mrs
A. n. MARCYS, 2l4 B0~ery, opposite Rlyington-sI NY
aTq TITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27
General Notites.
~ Nev-YorL W,eLIx Tr,l,a.

II NeW-tork weekly Tribune.-Confrsss for
SaiHrda, MAG 29.-PoETzF-soi.oqly Of a Pedestrian
waking Cambridge Streets; Extracts feom Poem. BY J.
D. ssldwin-Red Jsck@t atlhe Old Hunting Ground Holy
Land The Rooln by W. II. C. Hosnsr; The Birth psy
Eve Growing Old; Keep 81 Work; Yearu for lie
sprng EDfrosIiL-' Association Discussed Corpots.
lons and Liabilities; Bowie Ku.f- Philanthropy. Neutrsl
Arsuneui the Appeal judges Oar State Judiciary The
Land Question; War and Crns. The Courier. BITING
One's Nose Of; ke kc.-PoLrTIcAL-oEeisl Returns Of
the Virginia Cengre.soaal Election Illinois constta.
tonal Convention; Judicial Ofcers fir N.x.York-
Whg and Loco Report Of the Wig Stale Convent f5r
the Eomlna ion q Juiici.l oa5csrs. New.Haun5.bire
Election Returns; Eorih Carolina; Keniueky; Maine
ke-YEws-Lais from Mexico, by Special cypress Tor
The Tribune Latest from California and Santa re: Amer
lean Prisoner. in Mexico Foreign and Domestic Cores
pondenee Of The Tribune; The Crops kc; Registry Of
Births Marrisges and Desths; Rural Cemeeres Canada
Thistes Debts may be Compounded and great variety
q smaller items and
Thoughts 10 Europe No. XIII. by Miss Fuller Col Ben
tom. Speech on National Affairs, Al St Log.s Appoint
menis and Charges sssocatoa Discussed No. q; The
Candidates Tor Appeal Judges TIE judiciary and Cons-
tutlousl Reform Deeds Signed ir Mexico Mr. Webster
IA Georgs-His Illness; Survey from the Pyramid BY
Harriet Nsrtinssu; TevYofk Anniverssdes-Metho
Missionary Society Methodist Fsmale Missionary Socie
ty; American sun5sy School Jaion; Gen. George c.
Droueoole late NJ C-skeich Of hs Ancestry; 'Od Gen
e.ee' - the Batavis Lan5-AgeDis Tire Ten-Hours Bill
in England sc kc.-CoNXEFclAL ISrELLIGENcE-Pro-
duce Stocks Morey, Cattle Market, lie. te
Single copies. put up in wrappers for the Mails can be
obtained 81 TIE desk-priee {. eeris.
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inheXibly IN advance.
GREELEY McELRATH, Tribune Buildings.
II GcntlemeB's sumner Hats.-BIED, corner Of
Pine and Nasssu tss ready Tor inspection snd sale
the latest style. o. Sumner Bats, consisting 10 part Of
Rocky Moun.ain white and orsb Beaver pearl and white
Cashmere Hats e1irs ghtsrd ofihe ane,fabhc together
with large sssorn en OF Cobarg Straw and Panama Hats
my25 lmis BIRD. cor Pine and Nassau SIS.
r. Fifteenth Ward.-Tne Democratic Wing Flee.
tars Of TIE Ff Ward requested 10 meet A. Con
sutousl Hal a. o'clock Fr.asy evening 23th inst
appoirta Nominating Committee 10 nominate School on.
GERS u the Ward gnd n srranremens Tor the
IN election HENRY BKEEOORr, Chairman
CHESTER DRiecs, Secretary. my.7 =
~ Lyceum of Natural !li-tory.-The Anniver.
ssrV Address baffe ne h-~fork ~ ceum 81 Natural
Historv viii be delivered by 4. HonGg. Esc al the
lecture room % the Medical College SO Broadwsy Tbs
evening At O'Clock The pablo are respectfully invited
20 suend.
After the Address the Library and Cehinsnis OF Tia
Lyceum will be open for the ip,qeciion ~ visitors
B. W. BUDD. NJ. ID.
pROOKS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

In Brooklyn, Yesterday after lingering Illness Mr..
WILLIAM KING, truss, hoop and tool maker.
His funeral will take place from his late residence,
corner OF Prospect and Jackson this afternoon
o'clock His friends and acquaintance requested to
attend.
~ Troy papers please copy.
Yesterday morning of consumption at the residence
Of his father Aquscksnock West Jersey SIMEON V. B.
VAN WORST, in the 18th year of his age.
His friends and those Of the family. respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his fathers residence
this afternoon the 9Th inst u o'clock The Patterson
Railroad cars leave NewYork at lit o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

ID FyTTW or PROFESSOR sruART-D. APPLE
Ia TON co publish his dag. Defence of ih4 Hebrew
Grzmmsr Of G-senius, against Prot sM4rLs fans1iion
~ I'M. iu.l translator Pdce . cens This pamphlet
viii bs found of great interest and importance 10 scho'
A.. and stud.r Il, Rld al literary uersons
Ts,sIy pubi.h-t Geseuils's Hebrew Grammar, -FOUR
ta-uth Edtto1 a. revised BY DR. Rotigef. Translated
by Coo.nt Professor Of Hebrew 10 Msdison Univer'
sity Y Y with the notifications Of he editions sqose-
qnsut 10 the eventh ny DR. Davies OF sepney College
London; 10 which are added coarse Of Exercises N
Hebrew Grammar and H-ore~ Chr-stomaihy' prspsr-
ed by the Translator. one handsomely printed volume
8yo Price -.
Also Islely imported, Gesenuss Hebrew and Chadee
LeXcon 10 The Ola Testament Scriptures translated with
ID iiton, and corrections by Samuel P. Tresee,, vol
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Tho BOOK Of Reve atoms In Greek edited rom snclenl
auth,fiu.. wtth new English version and various resd
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lie BOOK Il Psalms Hebrew Greek, Latin, snd Eng
lisi IN parallel columns vol, qus5to. Pr.ee 81.
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pASSENGERS ARRIVED

Ia packet ship Fidelia from Lir1pooi-Rev b Ed.
wards Mr. Edwards Miss Edwards, Wheaton, J b
Smith J T. Corning Mead, w c Mead, New-York ;
Miss Hampton, w White Ingsrdlsy, Ireland Robt
Green Canada DR. Brennan Mr. Brennan, London and
800 Storage.
children and seryt; Hute, lady, children. servt
P L Bousce, child and servt Mrs Mount Mrs Pickett
and daughter Mr. Wood and SON. Mrs Bassett Mrs Ken
Mrs Greenery, Noah, Capt Lesyitt and 80 in the
Storage
IN b. ship Wn Ward from LieerpOol-N Green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

~ a. of d. F.-The members Of Marion Loc ge
NJ 81 are nsrficulnrV requested Asrded Tie meetng
his Thursday evening, May 2, for me purpose o.
masing arrangements for celebrating Tie approaching
Arnivers.rv IN the Order By order OF
JAMES l. BURNETT, N o.
WV. GRAHAM, Jr Secretary. n.y. IL