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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-08-21
Destructive Thunder Storm al Rladephta.--
Saint Pnals Church Destroyed.--Narrow Es.
cape Of he Congregation.
PnLApEIrHIA; July 25th.

PHILADELPHIA; July 25th.
During the thunder storm this afternoon the
German Lutheran, St. Paui's Church, on Brown
street, was struck By lightning and almost to-
tally destroyed. The fluid passed down the
stecple to the ground, setting fire to the front
of the house which soon communicated to the
main building and in an almostinCredible short
time the entire edifce was involved in flames.
The steeple, bells and clock were DESTROYED
together with most of the interior, including
two magnificent Organs.
The Congregation had been dismissed but
10 minutes previously and sixteen persons had
just lett the building.
The Church, which was surmou1nted BY L
beautiful -steople cost S~20,O0U-insured for
$4,000.
Rain fell in torrents during the conhagation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05
NEw-YORK TRIBUNE.
Later from the Brnzos.

The brig Henry. Capt Cole, from Brazos SaDt
ago. arrived l4-t night Hr news i not important No
nentoa l. made Of Col D)ni9nsn having baea cut OF
BY toe Mexcsns And the inference 10 tast whatever
movement Re may have made ne sti had the ascend
epcy
We les-n from geu,lemsn ~ho came passenger tns.
Lieut. Col Randolph. vi The Virginia Re- meEr the
Syn lost captured forty 81 Cansess cOmmzr5 q. CANA
Toe health q tue army good the smallpox asd
pesry dsspp~Ared those who had the disease were
bv, siishty I'll .cted.
Tt. lss M,ssssipyi Regiment under Col Davis was
b. let Csrrsvo the 18th inst for mouth of
the RIO Grade Col Davis was fast recovering from
hsS~OoBds.
Tue rem ns Of Lieut. r. Moore. o; the l.; Mssis-
s.Dy. Rsym~nt. Who was Killed a. Boens Visa, were
tfoash, The Henry. They we're brough, here
u.der charge o. Col. J. s. Sn-sos aud J z Tsypsn.
We are in6e0ted to the M.tamor0s Peg for the iol-
lo ~iog ibieilisence
c.ot Aay.s VINO 10 rencouDter with q clerk o. Ar.
s.aciAr was severely wounded bad oieo u ais
w0unds
B-t~sen Csmsrso aud Mer, geptiernsn recently
from up river Informs three Mexieans were "4jisy
iss TIE ROAD 10 ROB Mexican merchant OF Ms,amorof
wno thsy knew was coming dOws from Misr With q
large smosn OF moey in his p0ssssssou The merchant
ha1 thFs-s men with bin. add 10 cnsEc-d before ne
reached ibs spot tns robbers had posted tne'
selves that tnrre u ne Texan Ranger who bad been
oct -. scOuL strpck upon the road thOrt distance
sa 81 Of him p0rsulng hrr way down 10 CafnArgo. II
vas after DARK and the robbers ntOOk the RsnR-rsfOI
me mrrch.uts party They ordered them 20 hslt and
deliver and TOE Rangers dd halt and d-lgerbut The
delivered bullets instead 81 money, aud left not roo
Der able 10 carry oA his load All were kled, and The
merchant passed down ia -aie'y. M Pieyune 9Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05
The Weather, Crops, &c.

PRo,Pgcr OF CROFs on LOSG lsLASD.-A friend
vbo mas been over considerable portion OF this Island
spsns. With smszemeot OF the great increase IA me
oa.nuty OF every description OF grain aud vegetable
tlsn,-d aud sown tina, OF former years AT 10"
sstim.te the quanty is doubled Manures oil every de-
scrpton Ia correspondingy increased quantities have
been transported by the cOnye sncet from the
CITY: and has been taken by the railroad
A distance OF ninety miles while in the more imme
ds.a vicinity OF the City attention has been turned TO
the staples OF Corn and Wheat 10 greatextent There
IL beautiful field Of Indian corn, noticed by our inor
nosnt within Two miles OF Wall street containing up
v-rd OF fly acres IL almost needless to add that
the condition and prospect Of all the crops are most de-
hshtfui and encouraging. lCOm. hd'
TBI CRoPs-We cannot retain in our notices OF
exchange papers from saying thst those In from Nlr
sioia Michigan Ohio Western New.Y0rk and North
Western Pennsylvania there appears 10 be local con
graduation as 10 the Improvement caused by the late
rains 10 the pros OF coming crop The idea OF
shos crop Wheat Is generally looked upon AS being
cot up by both the tud and the spccustors short
OF supplies for delivery aud the impression has had its
eject 20 tho degree that all asked for s seasonaoe wee
Their unui harvesting time, and then all viii be we'll
~. {. Gazette.
The WEATHER.--We hear OF abundant rams all
round the country bu. u this vicinity though the air
was rni.ty and wet part Of sunday aud all Monday,
there wa. little ran fell Yesterday evening there was
general shower but Of too short Duration To quench
the thirst OF the parched earth Su the growing crops
mus, have drunk new lie from tho little ran IN AZ
did fall To the east and and south OF us the rain
sao,.aT. 10 have been abundant. Bait. Pat. LIST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05
Law Courts.

Cousr OF COMMON PLEAs-Bsfore Judge Ulshoefer.
--Stsly r Cyax(ord We. YIN. BHrrtu and 0th0s = NJ
Jury could sgree. ard we're discharged IL stooo
20 q "a 10 ssic for painuh
Jaass Ktsynaa Va Vim Rsnpck Suit In two notes
The IL that they belong % ar whitehead VINO
endorsed them 20 pi.Dtf-tbat they passed aisr oeng
due and that la the equss Of the there being an
account brtvsen SIR Whitehead and Mr tenwick. the
mote. were pail The defence was not made out Yer
diet Tor pl-intif s42j J7-For planuf Msssn d. r.
U-ll and b d field. for defendant SIR J. NJ smith Jr
Cabin Habbeu VI Miller -. JoAa-1uit 10 r0ver. 10
rssos,r the value Of qusouiy OF qosro Bibles Fsmiy
Fncyeiopeca &c 10 shets ssid 10 hsye been taken oy
snt (rbo Is engaged Ia the business OF carrying
around books for ss) from premises No li Sass@ast
Tas defence Il that ell the articles taken ~ pr 81 JOhn
were included 10 purchase Of various sfuces cOSsio'
cred rubbish. bouga b. bin for - from tne ezecu
tors Of No Chapman owner Of the puilding = 10 %
cnhtnned this forenoon l-For plaiDt1 Mr. Joseph l..
Whits for defend ant Mr. Il Hunt snd Mr.. Bo~do'n.
B-fr- Jodg@ Day "A q Sands vs. Andrep and
AeAa<i J. GiLAooLsy TO recover $ib2 ~. the amount
OF 90 rtsfs rent Of prenises No. 100 William 81 IRON
August 70 November l6i5. The defence 10 eviction IN
Ms.rs g. authorizing the side OF the building to be cut
Of is inches on which 10 erect party wall Tor store
pat up on leased ground by Mr. Cohen For the pre-.
voas quarter the Jury found verdict for defendants
IN the present case nessrs. Glhooey paid SIZE Into
Court. being fully what the premises were worth
sit-r alteration. To. contest IL principally as 10 tne
co.s. which amount understand 10 about 500 The
Jury mad been abouttwo three hOurs Al O'Clock,
ths Time Of adjournment when sealed verdict was or
defod the of being directed 10 Keep them Ia their
room u clock ia the evening, Ut which time II they
did not agree 10 discharge thsmFOr plaintiffs Messrs
w W.tmore and "a. h C0wles; for defendants Mr.. ~
p Blunt and Brown Mattbe~s
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hKcoSp soARp.
PAssENGERs ARRIVED

IN ia ssaaship Bibo,ia from Liverpool for haiVeI-io
F6v Bsstoa--Conptess OF 4 gin, Lady Bruce Lazy
Ale L-mptou, LADY Bornet Mrs Howet Mrs Aoh-I
Miss lohnson. Misc Street Mrs Dickson. Miss dsm'ton
Mrs a. George child nurse Mr. and Mrs Barclay MI
and Mrs Hrsinhridge. Mr. 81 George. Me.srs Wuses
Ross and Scott Mas Aoderson Mr. Anderson MOI
tat Roberts. q Cook Boneno aud lady Count de Mon
tholon. Rcs- Starch. Bealtey.J whitney. Petre,
George Pierce. Mr. and Mrs Fuller, Capt Rhodes Col
E,stcom and lady Earl of Durham. Mr. and Mrs Lsen,
Mr. Jenkins and lady J c Worthey. Young Juge Ssml
james. Hacs. Lewis. Wuson, t Smith, I Rooertso0 a.
Worreil Arnolde. Berstall Meynet Cowley, Doherty
Appsetoo, Austin & Roberts. Morris. Martin, De is
ssle Geo Nars,eu Co1el Lady Egin and three female
servants. Mrs E@stcomh female servant Countess OF
hoatholcn. servant Lord Durhsm male servant
fron Heltfax-Capt Evnard. DR. Bradford, w Evans,
Lord M-rk Kerr.
IA ssp coarisy. FROM Rio De Jaastro-Mr chss Good
Qua Se,ess w coasden ot New.iors, George Rumsan
oi Norwich
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E-zl---l--aa-E--sE---
NJ A RI N L JOU RN A l.
PORT OF NNW.YORK.


Ship Courier Wolfe. in RIO de Jsnelro April % cot
fec 20 Foster soma Lef hr's Bo,burst fm Bald
more April % schr Dover I'm Mozambique do Let ut
l,s q so Ion 81 ls spoke snp CoocoSdla Of Boston
s~roe ESE, % a. lat S3 Ion % 81 spoke whaling scAr
Louisa Cook Of Provineato~n
II Sste.nasr Virginia Tucker tn NewOrleans. NJ,
"a aud Key West 22j. the chip Gen Jackson captaA
uaIntre hence for NewOreAns. with a cargo OF lime
80 hsx 90, ashore on the 23d May, Is miles Eas,wsrd
-, xsy Wat blised took drs and was burned up.
Sob n.yk Adhemsr DeV0l. - ds I'm hsvre, ballast
ard "a passengers 10 John Cache
n h.,k samuel Enderbie. Gser. tm London ana : as
,,a u.mo,on Roads 10 ballast. to Fsoer & B'erwiih
ers Nv Easlsnd. SHEPPARD. FIN Csrdenss May a.
roolsss,s 10 M.itlsad & Kennedy.
Bris ssboa sawyer I'm GasyAms PIX May - sugar
20 Badger & Peck -, ..,,o. a.
20 Geo Balsiey. 81 -,
Dutch g.liot ida Reilnas 81 ds I'm New Castle eoA
h. French Consul ,,,,,..
Br,s North America Bradbury, de- I'm Wilmington
NC ship TIMBER. 10 order.
Brs saul Potter. Barry, Is ia I'm CSdens'' moias'es
10 Brown De Rosse;I -, =,
Br big Mariner, Chimes, 81 de I'm glasgow Hoh' W
Rr,S Gen Marion. Lase,t II ds TN ssgaa Ia Grande
.urar &c TO Hcscnith s. Walsh.
Rrs Topaz Spsies fun Ma,snzss May "a mo's'se' 10
ssh9 Mary Ann Rldgswsy, II DIS I'm stTA0ma'' sugar
" s.or Dana. Green. FIN Fall River. bsllsst
schr Col HsssoD. Thomssi de I'm Ne~oern' NJ m
val stores.
sehr warning Star. Howard Hsvre De Grace iron
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05
PURE WATER.
DIAPHRAGM FILTERS,

JENNIsONs PATENT. l845.-offes removed from W
y to $40 Broadway.
readily and without expense attached 10 any bydfsnl .,
pipe conveying wafer, and will yield strs1y stream
pure water equal hundred gallons per hour uaoo
he of the Cr0on than enough for the cur
nary Of the argeslfsmies even for washing cOnc
10 which Il mpansa peafiy wilderness not other sso %
tanned Ii separates with equal certainty and dsps1n ~
the anirs vegetable and earthly matter fund, de'ps
sll possible precautions. IN every o1beuns caIse.
the Cfoton Schuysi Mississippi, AMI other river wss
They are cOnscted Tor hltering buds for msnn'S
turing purposes and water FOR steam co slnos nc &c
They are smeltal Bnf vii last Tor years, are ".
liable 10 get out Of TepAir, subject 10 canage bo-
fro.t and will prevent he pipes from bursting TnsJ
have he merit OF cleansing themselves, by he simps -
OF changing them end for end once OF TWICE "set ~
pending however the quantity OF waller sssn sn1 -
impurities contained Ia II; ttey are cesenea iDl nIe's
water under any circumstances aud d-gfee o
The necessity Of htering river water ana hr ~ ~
Of The Diaphragm Filter bears me eh1o.som,1 " "a
Physicians and Chemists Of ms clues OF ~ rasn
Phade pha, snd the appreciation VI VIC a. is
Fair Of le45 and Gold Medsi for improysineps
recent Fair OF 1916 which improvement conssls " w.
artificial Rock for The h.lering medium; q, 10
They aTs exhibited In JeIatlon and arc ioI n. hi.
Broadway NJ Y. 10 Wal1uLsL Pbla s0un.s. - H.
/ more; 45l Washington e. Boston and ohef ei'''
! United states. ...,.,s sst
The offcers OF the Army and Navy, and masIsn -
OF vessels are Invited 10 see hs sDo SsSsos
appliances for hltsring water; slso-f"'
From The facilities In their manufacture sDa ne go
Ing demand. the proprietor 10 enssed 70 sssS rs,
a.nufactory e5 Frsrkfortsl for The prop. ,ssosr
PS-snce the intfoouctOD Of this lnyentiVn 80 sre
Of limitations have been presented 10 me
deemed heterogeneous upon ths PairnS ioi 7 -, IA y
Filter Notice hereby given, that ,ul.s ~ 90 a.. q,
co,,,s,rd .gsio.t hos who Manufacture or JIG NJ,
sale any infringement Purchasers u ,sxso lmWIS
B 10 SUIT a. la~.
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OF xIUIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS


ss1ltza ~ IFk TsIru-r 81 s.EciAL ArfoisrsrsT
ia ind 1> Il f1afk>T e1.4ztsz .
Ad Al made sEter 70 orders o. ne rotS
General, h 0evsysger ~ neTfysc.s ~ irilefs
1Lczeo FOR Any fOss Ooe sna - y efea IN ne P@F~f
yspcrs - INC lo~G place ~h-fe - once advertising
f-sv r. silge.st ara.s ~ anger csrcssLaaion
i.y-s Pat s-os IGaa, T-ssed Nae. s. lsis-
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j]nblir Conpfnantes, Mt.

CAUTION TO TRAvELERs.-Per.ou.w wishing
v to 20 10 Pittsburgh via ihe fesnsylyans Cs,s and
Railroads. are cautioned sgainst paying any alt=u,icu
me reprssenta1ns Of persons Ia Nuw-foR IN resSd
TIE Pioneer and Express. Liue, ,eo only passenger hoe
90 that roue) said line has agents Of any kod Ia
This city.
~ travellers should engage their own pa.,sgs from
New York 10 Philsdeiphs and their arrival 10 thar
cav 20 direct TO the office - Market 81 where eFefyE
formation relative to the line will b given
By adopt NJ this irsveers Will save th1mseso
tom being saindled J. PETERS co. Pfopuetofs
M - eod2w
NV ACITiZEN-' NEW DAY LINE q
Esxtissz-xsSD ' pposltiOn FOR ALBANY and iutefmedt
ais 'aees-Eare 80 cents -Breskissi snt
dinner on bosrd.
from ne pie fooioi Warren touching Hammond 81 pie'
The new and elessat steamer ROGER NlLLisMs
Capt A. Degroot on Tuesday nrsdsy and Saturday,, q
Laf past A. NJ. - -
For passage or light freight apply on board the boat o.
IN GEORGE DOLs0N. ST the Office,
10 WArren-st. corner OF W-st-s-
re- AT persons forbid trusting tho above hos, %
sccuuUt OF the owners m1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

- U.U VD,- American Homeopathic and YER
w $500 p5sosred Cocoa, Cocoa fasse, hoa ~
Cocoa shells kTo n-rsssa" sH no eae". iee oG
. e1.u more nutritious than tea or cOnes,
as,,osssed ne subscriber recommends ..s Go
.,icl ,ssnufsetured by bmseL HIS bfoms sos "a
49,, =. delicate pa siable and sautsry ornss iea
10. eonvalescenu and others are pronounced ~
eminent phy,cisns superior 70 any o'her y,
Ms manufactures are always OF sac 70 snJ Fs.trfr
~ most r.specablo whoiessls gfocen "a uS - Ros-
ete. snd by his agents, Messrs hswss. of.y us.e,
Ion: James 81 Buncs Co. Hsrrofo, -, Teo.
Erasdi1e BsIruOre and Kellogg kennstl Cl1w ~.
Ohio NALIEh bAhHh'
a2lWefLsa2m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

SEWER IN EkESWICH-Sr REET. between
- baeyp l-e al Aorris srest-Pube notse a here
By gwen IA. presented IN he Board " Aldermen,
hsys he ordnance for sewer h GIeenwchsHe-t be-
tween Battery place ard hGrrs-stfee repealed All per.
s1us irierssied h he shove pfOposJn having &C.
uCrs TIE sans, req1esied ID present lneE 10 ~
ag 10 The unt=ssguet, hs Odca No dsl Of Records
c. o. before nc tllh Gis " Jun insr.
MARTIN p THOMPSON, Street Commissioner
Street sionlfs ofirs. June l. iat7. i'll Ot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

rpUVgD.oy SALOON, 4 Jerenos.sL oe.-sl
j. go bsosdwsy and Dlys.oa-st-Tns ensI - rSgs
,osis r,.o.elfay announce 10 their freres an isps
- ,Ss REV will open tho above saloon On sy.ios
fes cSearn and other rtlreshmeBts, IN eon.ss,s
I'm ther already established Domestic ana oan s.o
Raksry FOR lhe accommodation Of ladies' snd o.s
b eastern psst u The cay AID It's Vicinity 80
a., exp-nss have been spsrei 10 making M sr,t.ss
ne..l a. spy the elly and tey ul't ihsI w Ia 70
,rsds Al Ibis establishment VIII give per.sci saiis'1
All who may favor th-m with cal ufc.ss
We dings and p4rsss supplied will AL kirds OF
Il. Cream, Jr.ses, Sc a. sunu>f
Se@'S DAYTON c. BELkNAf'
c,ysi lv- BENJAMIN WILT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05
Goal.

lSOR ~AIE-i0 or ls, O0 Tons Of White Ash Coal
The suhsc rih.r IL now prepared TO deliver by me e.
nal either IN Philadelphia, Hew-York, or on bosfd he
boats al Port Carbon from 10 - go tons ~ Wme 40
Coat durin the season. from his coefy 81 Clair NH
crsrk-tha quality Of which 10 guaranteed % be ne vry
beet and handed 10 he must car~f manner APphcs@n
made BIZ leusr directed 10 Pousyie, VIII have tmmsas
Ats attention. MI M btNlp tt'''.o>-.
SMALL NUT COAL. fOf steam pnrP1ses-NY~ ~
- charging a cargo OF the above. suitable tor dlyns
san fiat rae ariice, sud flr sale lOw from vr-seL
Appl, 10 4 STOKES DICKERsON,
LEI II los and lO7 ADtbony At. near brosds az
SMALL NUT COAL-For sale cargo Of smsl
y Nnt- enlnble f.r driving steam, viii arrive IN lew
gay< Aoniv 10 r. STOKES DlCKERsON,
"a los and i07 Aulnony-st near brosd~ay
onion IONS WHITE Ash, chesInpt or smatgas
DsfOU Coal suitable for driving steam Tor sts by ho
cargo or from yard BY the single tor AZ low price: 40
nIv IN T. STOKES DICKERs0N,
1Vg6 NJ los and l01 AnthOnysl
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PRINTERS

Publishers OF the Universe sziuniay eaner
Edtr Cd fine Ridge Anchor American Family journal
Iades Compariou. W W Editors Ladies' Repository
sY4ryf~n Advocate and Guardi--
Fiors OF M Vernon Euta American Literary Mr gakins
U.ivef.'ty Magsziu- fpr.e Christian Observatory
Editor Snoring Rambler
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nIRIIC NnTICE h. herehY giyen that IL flIloN

DUBLIC NOTICE IL hereby given that the follow.
ing Petitions have been presented In the Board OF As
sisant Aldermen, VITO have C0entes sp paved, aud
10 have sewer constructed IN Pearls from Whitehall
o. snd to with the Sewer n Broat-st All per-
s0us Interested the above propositions having oh-c
lions 10 The same ae requested 10 present mem 10 wrng
the undersgued Al bis Office No 4hB 10 Records on or
before he lih day ~ June inst
MARTIN r. THOMPSON, Street Commissioner.
gfrssf Tnu,rt .ioreffs ffrs. lane 1. ia4I.
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DIHLIO AplIINIsrKArN

k1I BtsAA ADfliN YIN - NO Nrs-
sau.sNotce = hereby given io the relatives and next
ofkiu JAMES BERGAN Lsliye Ireland deceased ana
alleged died ipiestate, that shall apply 10
the Surrogate of the Guy and County OF NswYork for
Letters OF Administration upon the Of he said ntes
hs ~ day % June AZ ten O'Clock In The fore
noon. Dated NsW-YOrk. May ., l8f7.
JAMES ). THAYER, Public Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

List Of Letter. Remaining IN the ,. Y Post 0fce,
Saturday, June 5:
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~s - GEORGE TRUsCOTT, Jr
90 f.,o-, Attorney for Attaching Creditor.

- by eivel The owner or owners, occupant o. occu
usnts ~ AZ houses AMI C's improved or us
ct thereby that The FOL owing assessments haFe oren
completed BY the Assessors anc are lodged IN me ouec
oners Off &c for examination BY all p-lsons inter
esisd viz flrres ant graveng Forty hifi street.
between Bloomin sdsls Road and Fflheyenue The m-
s embraced by such Sssessneni Include Al mo houses
and lots q ground lots AID pieces or pfce or
I'D sste on both .ifes II street between
BoOrinqdae Rrad and Fftnsyenue also, on ihe vest
eriy side q the FINN avenue between Forv second ana
E5ffrtb IRE 3. s.o on the rsserly side II he Bloom
ingd.e Road. between Forty-secord and rory-ieurh
streets also on both sides sXhavetue, between Fof
second and fourth Al persons whose interests
are Affected bg Tue above named Assessments and who are
opposed ~ ts same either 81 then are requested 10
pe-eut i-r objections. 10 wiring 90 m urlefssnedi
A. de Street e., ums.ioueT's Office, within thirty days
from The date 1rlls notice
NAGTlS h. THOMPSON Street Commissioner,
and Chairman 81 me Asressors.
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ENUMERATION NOrICE-Pu9Iic 1olce

Y hv given % ihs owner owners occupant or occu
pants Of al holses and los, improved or unimproved
Ian affected thereby thst the following assessments nave
been i-ed bv The Assessors and lodged In he
Street Comml.souers Office ior examination by al persons
ntsrestef viz Fer buidln receiving basin and cUVer
~ rzeh OF the ea.erlv corners q Thrt-enthsrset and
Broadway connecting with the sewer In FhifIeenh-sreeL
The limits embraced hy such assessment Include al tue
h- several houses and lots of ground vacant lots and
pieces OF land situate both sides Of IhrieenhsWeet
S-tween h- B0Wsry and Broadway also both sides OF
BrosdWa az from Teelflh Fourteenth streets. All per-
sous interests sfeclsd hy the shove named as.
ses-m-nis and who opposed 10 The same or either %
Them requested - present lheir oblecuuns ia wtng
Il he uniers gned. the Street Commissioners office,
within lhirtv daVs from the date # this tre
MARTIN +. ThOMP- ON. Street Commissioner
ard Chai msn ~ ne Assessors.
t.r.-. ffI II 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

IIUH sALE-Two Engiles. .. 6-aorse poxer each
c0uz.srg o. bOi er, snt al ihngs sppsr,ainlng 70
trem u comp ee crt -r. ili.1sls for gsI O. s.w mil
ILq.lrr a. 81 " rsl.si ~
is3Sr JOSEPH HEsKETH, Blacksmith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05
n HADLOCK,s VEGETABLES syrup ana Pow.

q uADLOCK's VEGETABLE Syrup ana Pow
"a drrlhs most ea-cusi cure Tor daeases ~ me uhs
~ nd liver offered 10 the public. The knowl
I'M dye Of the pecua virtues Of no vegetable when
kfl 0rms the basis Of this medicine wRs hr,t DIS oY-
t1 red by tho native II he South, before hey
IN we're compelled TO leave the home Of their iihefs
- ne Far Wesi, the knowledge Of which was hrs'
seerrh OF h.alh IN he Winter Of 1873 and which was
Ina means through kind Providence, o restoring me 10
health, Hftrr al hope Of recovery had failed Ny phys
clans. Ia number Ue eminent m me cry pro
nouoced my case one ofconfnned cOnsumpuon and ncu.
rable by them am Of tho difficulty experienced
bv the public In deciding upon tho merits u the different
medicres kept before 10 IN aud lengthy pubcs
ons purportng all the disease. 20 which our ai
naurss subject can only say that after eighteen years
experence M This city snd nrghbOrhOod, have been IN
-m-nt.l in producing many remarkable cures, after all
oihsr remedies have failed The OF this medicine
~. been entirely owing I've intrinsic merits and 10 the
scommendaon OF such friends acquainted vi III
nv case and others who have been cured by IT'S use IN
s.e, of eeding tho lungs has failed 10 cure
MANY OF faculty In both city and country use 1t In their
Practice and recommend iis uss 10 their patients would
farther add that all Of tho best boansts speak in unqua'
fed terms OF Ito superior healing qualities upon the lungs
as well as It's efficacy IN all scrofuous, bilious, chronic
dvspeptic dropsical and kidney affections The public
are requested 10 call on me- or any OF my agents Ia
most VI the pOpuous In the country and get one OF
nv psmph cts IN the form Of Almanac for lSi7 contain
ing The particulars Of my own extraordinary case, also
the certificates OF many Others together win the references
Id acquantances Ia the several towns where the ned-
cine IL Kept for sale which cannot DO Inserted In his sd
ver.er,st on OF their length This Almanac 10
distrbued graunousy all who wish 10 make themselves
ACQUAINTED with the merits OF this medicine. Kept con-
sanv on hand al waOesae and re. Al the stove estab
u.hmsnt 203 Watef-sL lios'l JAMES WILSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

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Ing the undenigned his Office No. Hall VI Records
90 or before he l0ih day % Juoe next
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