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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-19

ing into the eink Of The old slave.trade Liver.
pool. Until the late abolition Of the corn laws,
Great Britain could in measure control Anne
-ica's commerce; bit now America. the great
producer al once Of the materials Of nanufac-
ture spd the food OF the t,anata c,urer, can turn
not only her own. Cut British commerce. into
such chennels as she peases. Moreover, she
must be, befcse many yebrs, tina intermediate a.
gen, br,ween Asia and Europe. From London
to Canton, round Cape Horn. Is more than 600
mles--froih the same plnce 10 the same, vie
Pshsha or Oregon, less than 5000. America
will then fhote and more require an ally and
depot on the IVES, of Europe and we hereby.
after foil deliberation, advertise Ireland as
candidate fer that employment, whose qualtca,
tions excel those of all others.
Our object in this speculation is to keep the
Irish in Ireland. II we are starved colonized
or otherwise s&indled out of it, the English will
quietly move here their government and other
machinery, even as the Tyriens of Old remove
to Carthage or Duke William, and his Vassals
from Normandy to England, and they will be-
come to Europe all that VIE might have BEEN
The Irish name and nature will fade from the
face OF the earth and the island Of our ancestors
become the home of new people, ruling and
enjoying where we have starved and died.
Good Providence. 10 think of this! To think
teat our oppression is to end only in bsnishments
and o2r struggles to cease bet in Death. To
think Of this land, sptInsgcd all over with the
blpod Of freedoms maryrs-gemmed vita helds
of glory like an Enpcrors shield monument
ed. saiutea. souCs-faIied through The world, Civ.
en- up at last to men without one sympathy for
il in their memories!
Tradesmen, aht.lcague, landlords, clergys
men-irishmen, must this be!
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-19

Exit.bsrio, or Tux--u3;v Iory tho l.np
of conversation holds OF, to burn, between ,HJ
persons only. is rutio,,sIv set down in ,bs fol.
lowing passage from Coun, Gopfallonier's &C.
coun, OF his Imprisonment
81 am an old man now vo,bv rNeen wear,
nv soul is vopnqer Than NV hodv, F,f,ssr
ve,rs existed for did No, live, v,s No,
life, the self same DIR osc, ,sr fee, sc,,,rs
During six vears Bsd a comosniou during
nine I was alone Ineve, couId rightly dis,u-
guish the face o, Him who shared nv captivity IN
the e,erna, ,vi,ipb, Of our cell. The frs, wear
we ta,se9 ipcassap,Iv toge,her we related nv,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-19

A Non took Oh his coat TO shot a terrible
~oand he had ieeeived SOME yesis past. "O"
said he Oh not being able 10 find II, 81 renlenibej
-o", y ~ts ny h-o,Ne' pin'c ay~ "
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-19

INFAMOUS SENTIMENTS There ia news.
paper in Boston called the Chtohotype, which
professos to be friend os humanity. and ye.
u,ters the following infamous sentiments:
vi there is in the United States heart
worthy CT American liberty, it's impu,ss is tc
Join the MeIicans, and hurl down the base,
slauish, mercenary invaders, who, born in
Republic. go to play over the accursed game OF
the IIessans. on the tops CT those hexicun vol.
canoes. IL ,could be a sad Gnd ,coful joy, but
nJoy neuer'hetss, TO hear that The hotoIes un.
der Scott and fvylor ,Oere, every man of them.
swep, into the next world What business has
an invading army in this!"
The editor Of the Chronotypc shoud teceivs
acommission in the Mexican Army.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-19

A FARMsRS BAROMETER "A &ytiter in ,hs
Georgia Farmer gives directions Tor making
cheap Barometer, to old in fDttelling the wea.
,hcr. He takes stick ihrsp lee, long, ard at.
,aches to the but, end a phial full Of air, OF
course. and corked tight. The cttk 10 ;hen
suspended in horizontal POSITION on a pivot,
where it will readily turn cay on thread tied
near 's ceh'ta. Whea TIE a,aria is coming on
the dir outside 10 lighter than that within the
phisl; II course the phial sinks. and indicates
a change in the atmosphere. Such barometer
msy be made in ten minutes, and some Of our
yobng philosop pbical farmers will incline tc have
barometers Of their own manufacture.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-19
George y, Weaver,
ROPE MAREH g. SHIP CHANna ar

No. I3 Forfh WdfeF SfFtsi, Fftld6t1rHi1
IIA5 constantly on hand, general assor,-
ment of Cordsge, Seine Twines. &C., viz /.
1sIa Ropes, Firhlns Ropes White ROPES, Manil
Ia RYpss, 1'sw Lines 70, Canal posa. Also, .
Hemp Shsd and Herring Twine, Best Paten. Gill
Ne, Twine, Cotton Shad and Herring rSine, Shoe
Threads, Ac. &C. Also, Bed Cords, Plough Lines
Hss,sts, Traces, Cotton and Linen CafPs. Chains,
&c, all Of which be will dispose OF on rhssohabls
terms.
Philadelphia, Novsp,bsf l3. ts42---iy.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-19

"ULAsSEs--Ihe 6Is, qualify Bngar House
N Molsssss, only l2l cents pet quart; cleo, .
superb ne article Of yellow Molsssss Tor hshins, on
" l21 cents per qdstt-iof ssle 81 THE sors Of
'cre is. le4s' HENRY HAssEh
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-19

"Phiiadeiphia Watch and JeWelry Store"
No. Sc North SECOND street., corner of Quarry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-22

SECURITY To PURCHASERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-22

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-22

IL b = Il aaa 80 i6H's.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-01

H,S'|;!!!| s|'! EM||s|$!y
:s!s: q: Pm: E!,ysssl
Of hsi b and OF TSom.: ship So.h Soaas lp
from Rio jsnsro- and bark Louisa Gait, from fivsrpoo
Capt Saow Of the Maine With bis letter bag came in the
brig H,Ip. Kir~ss Maranhsn and market e""'''
BanooR, Aug s1Arr brig Maria, Miller, Phih. CID 27th
Mosr. T. Aug al Arr bsrxs Reform Lewis Apsachicola;
Tss,so YS rsT m SfSne aha d brig.
indian Point brig Sisters CSs%bsi!sia Sos spsr
:chrs Thames Cozzns Providence; Cornsla Brewer Port
NEw OaLEANs Aug ship. kentucky Rogers, Bos.
pool; bnr ii boraao, Collier. Vera ruz .chr Bostn Tho
mas do. lid steamship Mary King Ind DAVIS, vea Cruz;
bs Pas a.. B.sio"; o1 Hasd So Pals. Y.a"s
Lvepool; Sc hrs Noye nber, pey'a BRAVO. SsntiSg iov
y p%e1 ssda Lind B10' sa
NEWPORT, Aux 2s-sr bark Emiyrsnt Clifford, returned
di.m.ssdi .sh W% Henry 4. May PHI. I snssI; HssIy
Wssham; .oop Riear, Durfse n York for Pssydsnes.-
for Pha; Sterling Pike, Dsh.on for do; Jay. Apple.
by do Tor do.
via BEDFORD; Bovar Barnard do d.; En- rxy and Ann
supple Pha; goth, Clio. Swan \ York SD 2th schrs
leo Warrington. Wiaslsw Pha; 2sh. Raymond Bourne.
NEW BEDFORD Aug % Arr schls Cornelia You e. New
York; 2sh. Emma Hotchkss, tanen and Panama. Ogden,
NEwBueYPoRr, Aug 29-Ar, brig Adelne, Baker, Bait
PORTSMOUTH, Aug 27-Arr schrs Ceyoa Phiblock, New
York Prudence Coombs do' 2s Cathar'ne rida ne sup
SAvANNAH Aug27-Au ship Hartford snem,n mn, y York;
BAL ;; american Con-, wigSns. st W.rys
sALra Aug 2s- AR st hr Mary Clark, Small, N York
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ODmmGkkClAL lNrELAlAlG 6NClC.
The Flour Markets.

DErRoIr, Aug 27.-Ths market remains inactive.
100 bbs -four sold yesterday, at 81 co. In store. An
other lot Of 80 bbs, for city USE at the same The
other principal transactions at retail In small
parcels Oats sold 20 cents for two loads, all that
WAS offered. Corn the same as the day before.
ROCHESTER, Aug 90-The market for -four during
the week has not been very active, although number
OF have been made S. SIS 25 for Western and
0enesee At retail SIS 37M so has been abo I the
range Wheat from wagons has been taken at 81 81
g. and during the last of the week. sales made at
81 Ga 81 l2h, tor Genesee, for immediate grinding.
Corn so 81 cts from store SO So cts Oats "a 37cts
PHILADELPHIA, August 30 The -four market is ut a
stand Holders generally ask former rates, and are
rather anxious realize but sales have been
reported. In rye -four no sales have TRANSFERRED Corn
mexl--A hundred barrels Pennsylvania sold ri
50 lax per Dbl, which is slight decline Grain-50l
bushels prime southern red wheat sold from store
At 81 Coma sale of Pennsylvania fat yellow at
cents per lbs OstsA sale of old Pennsylvania at 81
cts; Southern are worth SO a 40 cts per bushsl
CrNciNNArI, August 27.-The sales e.. emely
small to-day So bbls from wagon at 50 49, and smsl.
lots store at 81 80 81 5O-the latter for choice
brand Buyers other than retail lots
and With anxiety to SELL some 1ots offered n
81 20 lak sale of AZ bbls rye flour at 81 3d. ano
81 do from canal ~ - %.
NEw ORLEANS. August 22.-The market has been quite
dull for week past, and business seems to have fairly
settled down tn the summer standard In grain very
little has been done $1,000 bushels of hav.
been sold e. 90 according quality; aud some
sales good wheat have been made ut ~ TO rs CTS
buhel Oats In sacks have been selling at 30 to 80 ctr
per bushel Flour has maintained ITSELF owing to the
g ceipts $500 To 4OOU bbs have been taken NJ
81 IL for fresh Ohio So to So rs for good Illinois, and
s. 90 to 20 per Dbl for favorte st. Louis brands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-01

ANOTHER ANri-RENr OUTRAGE We regret
that we are complied to record to-day another
In this county We in hopes that after ali
that has been done after the many acts which have
been passed favorng the tenants that further resist
would be offered to public officers the
cution OF any legal process II APPEARS that
wrong that we have mijudged the character and feel
ing Of Theses and that many of them still disposed
to stand OUT and resist by violence all attempts
force the execution Of the law On Thursday last She
rid Hoilenb-ok and Deputy sheriff Allen went to Tsgh-
kanc for the OF selling the property Of Samuel
Hslstsad and Philip Miller which they had previously
levied upon aud advertised for sale On arriving ut
Hslsteads they found large number Of persons
BLEED and ut the appointed hour they for sale the
articles they had levied upou but received bid The
then adjourned and the officers started for Mil
lsrs After proceeding part OF the and while at the
edge o. piece Of woods they waylad by three
in Disguise and armed. Of whom attempted to
seize sher,s horse, but failed As the Deputy She
riff up Of them aimed at him. but the for
tunatsy snapped attempt also made stop his
falling In this, of them sung out to the
with the gun shoot the horse. when the latter
fred but without effect The officers proceeded to Mil
lsr but at the former place large number were In
attendance, and would bid sale was ef |
fceted -Hudson Goxetts, Aug 81.
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Foreign Importation.

AMsrEapAMBk ee..Iso ek. sasrs Boousu Graves
ba,. Nee, (Jeir, n KIugerS Fl -dlerl Little
3OakIey Fox-lo pkgs schuchsrd Gebhayd2 do BON
schuchsrc--sL x p,pes wine Hukenwrath Van Damn
TEX Poppe1 eks suga-2,e bags coffee loi do seed
100 do nd.e 4 9 order. .
Hxyns-shp rphsn--2 phgs B,-dlev Il co., do Victor
e. Achl,s9 Spies, hit cs23 cks Micheil-ibs Ne
urtis s--3o bb's Tollen Colga.-? Detz Bf,sL
msn-i Phelps Cht,nlen Bss-i Horn-r-I D. Fouch,ld
S Cum n,us, d ixe 4 Coz SIN ,osh.id Ba h, w
etrouq--l7 Hardea, - Bonn Rush-2 Irminge, CO
ICo6.. y cuue.-i R.Ike MoI'm,n,,isd i2o I'D Dus.
H., Ej< CO. bales Kessler Col v Ore-t Born u
s.buehsr.t-s Okie--i Loesc iRh Wrisepder ken-3
U.,dt co., Pail Sem d. X Aud ies2 Re mer ec
- r., ,~n,r co., K.ik I'd Hut,.3C Hsu-3 Ducle e
ne - 4 R,u zer--i LivngtgS "a Sc nc s,T
T.~b,,t-o Tro-s ~cke 81 Glb-it F'sres ct-20 On
~. 4 col se Rogsr GuDsaa -3 l. b,ks-e C. -
pp.vs. ,sr ho.umsk.f-'6 do bsG Vizen--2 Brady
1u.at e. III Jpny - We no,s Y col ssangr CO.
an ,ons n Ter w Vys,-s stuut COLO Bo,cenu
Rush--a3 DO % Is willow 'fdrr - 1850 4,
rd. Qvm Pr,tt s,,-- 10 trs q G,swold-l33 DO
~ w..,,L IN ,Ls Della Wifmo,r CRY
a1,x7 Az i.ss 20 IS do tea do md How'll L.-pi-
ri lid a. mds Mexican, BvIco coo cs oils Adon
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Movements Of the Packets.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER L
Cleared =.

Cleared.
asvi; S ss:r EPs fsail.
I'D y s.;
W; . ss 1 os@s. tKsssss
Fms ped Ksa;sh,T ai Ssss.c shedsu'
assse 4s;sa,s ss siSsS
MGs3 &C.
Adam. I"os, Eys sa
Ship Paul JOINS Rtch Canton April i1th 70 Cary Co.
wS ssp At - % for !%e
Palestine Banieh Just arr from 81 brig TgIsss Sod
Ma,tapolsett refr shing. yr r.
s oshfa iposs j Ms Ws1 nxA Henry
om New York for rGerSsr q" the 2sd saw large ship
a sd Sable s1d s%'
light weather the Has had pilot on board three
Bark Ceres. (of BOSTON, Hodge, Amsterdam, July sth to
Hamburg bark Miles yoyler Hamburg 70 days. to Schmidt
Bachen aug lon Sc g. spoke Danish Danish brig BE
Bark John Gard Peterson. New Barcelona July l7,h
aSth when about IS miles ChncotesEue passed
81 Ssis% Se %s sSe
SAW as of Moro 5'c% As
s;s. f ssss "''''s' days. and 81
& aaS to Y !Sha Du-
Brig Tybee, MCDONNELL, Charleston, days. to George
b. org Zebron Dart Maitland Ms II days. in ballast to
| Sou,e, Whitney X Co. . -
Schr Exit Hasey New Orleans Aug 7th with 1900 stick,
c-da order. On the 9th inst passed sh,p Henry Lee q
Sag the bar aod steamboats, alongside
ryng her Lat Sc So Ion "a D. picked up hous'
that belonged ships supposed to have been wcp
deck appeared have been but short time IN TN
water; newly painted, and very little damaged
The h has experienced weather on the passage
Brilliant Hof, Norfolk days. with COAL to MIR Gun
ainsham
Steamship Missouri, for Cherboug; ships Rochester, 70
LverpoOl Orleans, for Hamburg; SiaS Holmes, for New
OIleans atherins for Ch,rleson Rob Roy, for PcLou
for Mansans; briggs Gen LINCOLN for Bos
ton Oneco for Portand Geo Washington for Phadepha
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egccss..a shuMR = sA ~ y ~ y \ y ~ Y
VIZ: 1 ~ le:: i.e | pa, s:: ., :s|
Ssnss eel Ccossr.I g Asy.S-i . 4saasS;E:S
W:ssssaei-s wssssSo1 Pio.s i I K.'sS W q Hors:.
|sa soa-i Fsdsr-4 seh%ids vogsiVs Msys,
Pgot-4 Re,mer & Meeke-i Rolker McmAn-l i Mar
bourgl Scem,dI < Balchrn-l Bovina Whhe-3 seiley,
8 c s-s 10 order. =,
MARsEiLEEs- Solomon Pipsr7o bses quorice root
80 do corks casks 20 boxes Beithaupt Ch"m 2O BIZ
u casks II bile. 10 bbl. He then Ward $500 e1es
cree col ai-y-3 do casks II Kiliet-l3 bales
col d. y,ss dis-' ca Ks 90 boxes Shsst. az
bkts 200 boxes s b,e kits 2ov boxes Balm Coz -
Phi rs-3 Psgs Mccall Strons-5 90 Sood,
hue * colo do bx-s A Monrose-l Moran Y lsein--l
&c II Mou ecelli-6 cssk. &c to orde, 49,
H.v.NA-Bsrk job, X Ped~non-i03 boxes = Field-960
nxer ord 80 bales 10 Matthew'S co-l60 or
hxsJ Mapz.nsdo--l73 bbls Blanco-4 Casks Aqulre X
(;,usy-4i2 h Il , bass coffee ed~rsou
RsMpIos Gub,-Brg nome-i63 hhds sugar 80 do molas'
s 8 Jonu Durand X
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la - ,.1s1 q Sssssa - ~ - - ~ 4
7As sspssls ssa s.sw q r. esvs.sSS ~ ~.
pso IN dssrsss all hands bsin1 hek vssn vne Ys9ev
lever are asesrtsinsd 70 have sss'
tain
FlRsr Boa Hp-sn50 State 500 Lean S. ST. 04%;
$50 Teasuy Notes. kind ios; 100 New Jersey cop
IrrsR sALs,-ioO0 State s. ssz<: vicksburg r, 81;
1890 5se 49, 40 Grad Hk 49, 800 Treas Notes. ios
1000 R-sdi x X Bouds, 75k
sc 80 BaAsD-ieoo ,acianat Bonds. ssh Is Reading
isH $1,000 sssd,ss Bonds 75S; 1000 Treas Noes
Aytsn sAiE.-ioo U Treas Notes. has 1903; 200 schuy
AZ; 30 LehIgh Coal Scrip az
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LATEST News FROM OREGON IA letter has
been received by the Catholic Bishop of Mon
treal from NJ. Brouile of the priests who accom-
panied Bishop Blanctet The letter 10 dated Fourche
Nord de Ia Platte ith July, l5t7 At the period OF
writing, the 30 miles FROM Fort Larsmes
aud $50 miles frem sny inhabited spot. The Bishop Of
Waia Walla had been inds posed but was better The
whole journey had been extremely PHEASANT but the
weather was very warm Montreal Nftuges R.hsf.u1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-01

lNOCTOR CONVERS' MEDICAL CARD1il,is nofi !es
- is particularly dec,ed to those who are amcsu w
relation structure, is calculated 70 o
falsely alarm of other forms OF prIve
For the protection Of and citizens VI
privately and confdently copsued IN al o'
other affecting the oi
Recent speedily removed without hndance rom o"s'
.aa.... n n md
be of proper medical I'D uGnveII w b,swren
10Th and streets New York. ere all letters must De adj
dressed, post p.id. ar ~. c.t.,ro,ed Tn,
viRorang Cordial for seminal weakness dep'.y
SUM- outside. .~l... % .nn,,, cor me-.
dical relief shuuld ~ this advertissment =. 90
ali aots re- DR MYERS, IS Third avenue, N. Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-01

M ARRIED LADIES-Marri,d Ladies would fnd much
wi to interest the by perung Moral Physiology, written
BY the Hon D Owen with additions and BY
Glover d. Were this book carefully read by
rcd person and the advice strictly followed we persn
ded that different of society from the present would
xis TIE Of poverty, aud the prospects Of large
family of children which could be but poor reared prevent
prudent people rD the matrimonial states but
here work that will tell important ecrets hich may
Cbva- all such objections Prce Of the back 20 cents For
sale by Zeber Co. Of Third and Chestnut
Philadelphia and the Editor No. Ann street, New York
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i Orel2n Markets.

HAVANA, August l7.Molasses Is NJ az RS for euch
qualities to be had cargo VI sweet brought
3x There Is but lutte inquiry for vessels and quote
81 fol sugars Exchange GU London u pa per cebt
prem New York and Boston u u per cent.
AUGUST eIhe Isabella cargo has been aold at Ma
tansas iAz for " casks aud the ut l4S W.
have CASKS uusold shpAt, from New York Produce
rsmaius unaite ed. and have nothing new to add
Lard Keeps about QUO kegs sod Yesterday SIS
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A MBROSIAL TOOTH PASTE.-F6r cleansing the
"A Teeth and Gums and an agreeable odo, to
the Breath this AmbrOsa Paste composed OF and other
fragrant ingredients has been acknowledged far superior to
any other dentf ice. Biag compounded Of mate
rails it ha dens the aud makes them adhere mlv
to tho teeth thereby assisting tally in preserving the lat
from decay his Paste also antipu-
and eminent degree, and its
frequent means Of keeping the breath and mouth
RY Chemist and Druggist 273 Broadway in the
Granite Building, OF hamhers street Sold also at
40 Fulton street. Coddngtons 1903 Hudson Of
Spring. Price 80 cents. aust 30,~m
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au3l atD4tWm

n AGUERRIAN ,MATEsI AS; Nanuf.c,ured \, by
- JOHN ROACH, Optican, SO Nassau street. New
ok where article Of the best anaity may DC hid at
chemical producing quick pictures of fine white
used BY the best lew whose names
are attached have used Roach preparation, and recon-
believing thing q The kind IN Sse
8 Walker, Albany; s. J. Humphrey, Wilm rgton. North
Carolina; P. Ransom, Troy; a. j. Beals. New York: T
by the m,nni ctuer 80 Nassau street. New foEs DEXTER
Albany; William Bristol, Utica; clarke Brnhe, Syracuse
q. Doane, Montreal; VIII am Pratt Rici mood VIZ;
yina; Cooley Co. Springfield Connecticut; and Brinsmad
& Brother, Hurting on Vermont. tu3l r~nc
RiLLlAKDs, No BARCLAY sTkEET5ihe sub
ID scb-r would respectfully remind his friends and the
guhlc general that he has in scpar.,e apartments I'VE
ing his establishment be furnished with which will
be for Their own use aSe balls anu %e not " 20 DC
who wish indulge mrlves ia this amuse rnrn
will not snfoc ted with the heat Also has two good
Bowling Alleys which have been lately rettet add will be
kept The ord The bar IS ALWAYS stocked With The
best lou and be found in the city OF New IG.
Cold Lunch day at o'clock Clam OF sn
will with polite attention from all about his house
B. The price Of Bowling is the same rs game OF bil
Hotel ~ FRANCIS MONTENEGRO
tsrc
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A LARGE AND CORRECT COL0RED PORTRAIT
IA ofGEN TAYLOR, the re OF life! Price 5! Long
Correct likeness Of GENERAL T. .AYLUR ever given to
the American people No has been spared by the
give the public correct likeness The follow
ing certificate accompanies each plate. with correct Ltho-
graph of the Autographs 49, - . -
We, the Undersigned officers of the u 8. Army, being
sonay acquainted with General Taylor consider the above
portrait TO be a correct likeness -.
J. p. Morrison, w. Sydney Smith, -
Capt. 4th Regt Inf. rst Lieut.. LIST Artillery.
r. A.. uther, ID. q Rogers.
Capt. I'd Regt. Artillery First Lieut.. I'd Dragons.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
PORTRAIT GENERAL TAYLoR-We have before us q
lfesze colored ,thog aph portrait Of Old Rough and
Ready engraved by f. Mchelin Ill Nassau street, from
da ing by Ed lay Its accuracy likeness certi
fed by apsn Morrison OF the Regular Infantry Captain
Their Of the 20 Reg Of Infantry, Major Hamilton Lieut. w g.
acquainted with the General AID the efoe qualified to speak
with confidence. Price ST. Sold by H. Long Brother 80
Ann street, Tribune, NAV %, l8t7.
PORTRAIT OF GENERAL TAyLoR-A new portrait execu-
in htogath large size and hand omey colored has just
been publ shed by F. Michen, Of III Nassau street The
print Is from drawing made by Edward Clay and said TO
be likeness As picture is decidedly good
fancy eyes fixed General Sauta Anna descend
mountain road with twenty thousand MeXirans at his
heels and that he ready for emergencyE ening
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Passengers Arrived.

CArror-Ship Paul Jones MIR and Mrs Richie. Miss Ell
len Richie Richie and two servants, George
Tr~adweii salem Mass; Mr. Newell, Philadelphia
H&vRE -ship rphan-Oaniei Tucker ! Ofuu. MD, NJ
Ken,ucky; Wynan Boson Sig Nire-i0D in the steer
HAvArA-Brk John @ ,rdner-E B,sch Spencer and la
dy charge d'Af from B-y,an the Republic OF Peru.
AMsrERpAM-Bark Ceres-W schaei, w Hsrtmsn-i3o
in steetagr - - - 49,. -
II q D,r~cksoa sod lady, T. Radlf, Ms Coll, Miss
RckteD--98 in seertge.
MAHsErLLrs-Br k Solomon Pipe-A Muller, Muller
p ri Sutron, n Aue' =. -
rsror- Brig Tybee-Mrs T. Graves, Mrs @ Peters
Mrs "A He ferou Mrs Cummings and daughter, Peerin aud
Lady
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kxcHASoE BoAHD. Aug 3o--7 Merchants Bank 100; II
Fit hburg Rail Odd 50 100 Boston and Providence ka
Ts,d iae% 4 .'rsst Fab, Manafss prnr Go 21L;
Lone Island Rairoad 10 ie7 20 do is oa Est Boston
ompy 2. i6 100 do ~ l3s iia Nor Sich and Worcester
halrosd o. ~ 70 do S3 - do 10 81: 2, do 80 g.
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Passengers sailed.
CuraaouRo-Freuch steamer NJ ssour,-H I. Fasset, II
Cnnnuaud. M Lub~r, Mr. rettere, Wm Livingston, 9
I.,rww, Alfred LoieIau, Pnus shslli9t Wm NTH. NJ
Hrasv Mr. Reyerchcn, LOUIS Rosseau-2 steersge.