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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-21

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-21

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-21

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-21

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-21

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14

swedi,h barb csthsrina sidsuasll 81 do I'm Antwerp
in ballast to J Kunckemann. lol passengers.
BARK Hannah lhorntnn. CnoAie IS DC I'm " aterforo
In ballast. 10 master. l6l passengers.
Hamburg bark Washington Msrstop, 3 de I'm Ham
burg, mdse, 10 Schmidt & Baehen. IS cabin and ll3
steersge passengers
O.denburg brig Ellen & Eliza Jfchers. 20 Dc I'm Bre
men 10 ballast and 20 passengers % Muller.
Brig susan Averell 10 De I'm - John, PR. sugar &c.
to Maitland & Phelps 5th inst spoke brig Kate. Pen.
deTsst from Maysguez PR. for Baltimore Dc out
Sailed IN with bark Harriet Thompson, from Anceoo
to osd for NewYork Left schr North Carolina ldg for
New York.
Brig Canonieus Copeland % de I'm Trinidad de Cuba
sugar &c. 20 Chsstelsn & PonVert Len brigs Mary
Ellen unc. Virginia do barks American susan, Chariot
te. and schr Phenix. DO.
Brig John Clayton Tucker. 10 Dc I'm - Cr0x. sugar
rum. &c 20 B DefOrest & Co
Brig Garnet, Coin. . de I'm New Orlesns, mdse, TO
2 B Knspp.
Brig Hanover DennlsoD, I'm Msrsesibo- May - coffee
&c 20 schmidt Bachen Left brig Ann & julia Pratt
for Nsw.York, Both Msy-the only Am vessel in port
Br brig Morgisns Clark, 40 b fin Cork coal, 10
Hubbard 7th glt st 20 - lon y 50 spoke Big Racer
from - John NIB for Newport Il days out 2iih' AT 81
% Ion so spoke snip Dromo OF New London from Nor
folk for Waterford "A days out
Swedish brig Pilgrim Hartz - de I'm Rotterdam In
ballast 70 Schmidt Bslchen. q passengers.
Bng Home, Msrson, "a de I'm Maysguez PR, sugar, q
Nesnith s. walsh Sailed In with schr Atlantic ioi
Norfolk 9Th inst lat y 81 Ion II o. spoke schr Clipper
from Baltimore, for Spanish Main llth, OF Little Eg.
HsrbOr, spoke schr Ysrico from Boston for Pha.
schr Lsrch, Fisher y hours I'm Bermuda, where che
put 10 some time since having received damage shortly
alter leaving this port her passage 10 Belfast ireland
Her cargo was sold al Bermuda and returns 10 ballast q
the Pelican Mutual ms Co
Hamburg schr Courier. Core - ds I'm Malaga frul
and wine, 10 Aquire & Galway
sehr Daniel Francis, Bailey q ds I'm - Jago De Cubs
sugar &c 10 b Hill. "a inst, spoke Hanover from
Jeremie for Boston
Br schr Lady Scott Boyer. ds FIN Elehura fruit Il
order.
Br schr Dandy Petty, ds I'm Eleihura fruit &c Il
Mr. Ackerley.
Br schr Alpha Richardson % De I'm Preston England
coal, 10 Mr. Bolton.
Spanish schr Hemeneta Towes IA DE- I'm Baracoa
fruit &c. 10 Dunscomb & Beckwiih.
Danish sloop Henrietta, Philsnder n ds I'm Newcastle
coal, TO order.
schr w Kimpton, Bedell, 3 d, I'm Norfolk aour L
NJ Bedell.
Schr Harrison Price. Beas,on 6 days I'm Wilmington
NC, naval stores, TO l. McCready.
Schr Isabella Johnson, DIS I'm Nevbern, NC, nsva
stores 10 5 l. Mitchell.
Schr Frances Esther. Nash. 3 days I'm Newbern. NC
naval stores 10 Mitchell. Spoke llth inst, OF TN
Cape Of Delaware spoke Br brig Ann Of Liverpool TO
Cork requested 10 be reported.
/ schr Mary Sherman, De fun Newbern, NC, nAva
stores.
schr Conroy ireland, Newbern, NC, naval stores
/ Below brgs, unknown. Wind NV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
PASSENGERS SAILED

In packst.ship Ratsroo, for LiroPool-Mrs Caroline
Moore of Burlington VT J Howell Miss Howell and
servant NJ Greenway lady and servant OF Baltimore,
p Stanton and lady of Leroy NY John Pratt Mes
Pratt of Zsnesve o: Robert Armour Miss Armour of
Canada Theophius Nash, Miss Pilpotts, Miss NJ
Hsines of New Orleans Mitchell Sanford, Chss Reade
Mrs ii Wolcot of Cstskill Jesse Oakley, Whitaker,
James Wallack Jr of Eew.York, Charles Smith OF Aux
Cages DIR WIN l. Watson OF Bridgeport, Conn.
IN pdcke-skip DUehesss dOreaRs, for Harre-Hon Rich
Rush Misses Rush, stephen Stanton, DR. Daniel Miss
Daniel Mr. Daniel OF Georgia Mr. Mudsison OF Paris Mr.
Guernard and lady Miss Andry, Mr. Andry jos Guilot
lady and two children Mr. Borde, Mr. Desramme, l.
Danzac Mr. Pssqier w w Montgomery, Montgomery,
DucournAu Mr. Lsbadie Mr. Ferret OF New Orleans.
In ship Samuel Hicks, for Lirupool-Mr McKmm, Mr.
Hull Mr. McSaggart Mr. Rsnforth, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Van
Beuschaten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
in. the Money M.rle, 10 Walls, or knocking down U.

Ing the Money Market 10 Waist or knocking down U.
g. SKIES which 10 the great object Of the contractors OF
the late loan To maintain AZ thrr preseut Elevation.
We have not yet the statement OF the Banks for
the last month but understand that they have diminish
ed their specie nearly two millions, which necessarily
renders a very contraction Indispensable. The
Bsnks, however will continue 10 move cautiously. 90
long by the ssue OF Government checks they are
posed to he called upon at any moment for million or
two ofoon.
Noimprovement has taken place either in Foreign or
Domestic Exchange Sterling 1854 los Francs 81 81
81 i2i Bills on New York at 80 days II per cent
discount Checks all per cent discount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14

STINNCRTN? cURED

PHILOSOPHICAL PRfSCIfLES.-The advertiser
" having devoted many years 10 an investigation OF me
Avs which govern imPedments OF speeehs happy 70 an
that he has finally succeeded 10 discovering the 80
crel which has long bsed hs efforts OF the most scen-
fc- lie proposes TO impsrt the benehs oil his dls
covery those who msy favor bin win call
sammering by those who possess the ns1us organs OF
speech cannot fail he cured n the patient will conform
to in.lrucous Satisfactory references given relative 10
The certainly ois Ladies' desired may DC Aaght
81 their residence
The advertiser may be consulted al bis residence n 2
corner Ninthsvenue and weuiylhrds from " u no
morning or from 10 IL the svening. , ,.,,.,,,
jel4 2us' JUN MILL.
"A IILIAM.BURGH FIRE INSURANCE
w COMPANY. Office Grand uesr EhsLsL W llilsi .
burgh Agency Ofhce, removed 10 - W s4sl ne"-iofA
adjoining hsfOfmrr location
This Company continues TO insure ssans' loss OF Jam
age by Fire throughout the United States syora
bic terms any other ofhc--
DIRECTORS
rboms. NeElrsth SAMUEL n Clspp Jeremi.h Johnson,
Nirboias Wyekoa A g Ben-dict Francis Du Bots,
WfiNam L.ytin samuel WI .-ts, Fred W. Fare,
ATvan Boskerck, Warrington Posi, Lem1e hlchsfdson,
J. Van BOskerck.
WASHINGTON POST, President
A q HoDcys Secretary myz lmi--od
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14

In ship america from Neo- OrleaRs-Y Knight lady and
daughter Mr. Saul child and servt Mr. Crouch lady and
child, d Massey and child Isaac Bassett, Mr. Eddy, Miss
L Lyons-l6 in the Storage.
In ship 4 Yoa Humboldt from Bremeq-J Williams, L
A Hansen, J Ruytenberg-lSS in the Storage.
In brig Susan AreeH from 81 John, PR-Benadino
Crosses lady, children and servant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
n TO CAPITALISTS AMP MAsUsAcTUE ;. r.

- To CAPITALISTS AND MANUFACTURES
The subscriber, being far advanced In yosfs de-
A fous TO retire from hs u business, he there
fore offers his yzaahs and productive property 81.
saugeres tbs mouth Of the E.opus Greek on tho west
sid Hudson river hundred miles from New fofa
and hity from Albany IL consists Of vast amount of va
ter power over above WHIST is In together
with 80 acres " and Immediately around the wafer pow
or large part Of IL laid out 10 streets aud lots, on which
many dwelling houses erected, large Paper Mill,
produe i've Toll Bridge and many dwelling houses WI
be inc uded Ia the sale This properly wi now pay s-y
en- per cent per anuum the price which will be sold
There are other falls o. the Esopus Greek within two
and half miles Of the Hudson rger Of al least an hundred
feet; all Of which may b. for small consdsrson
and udlciousy improved would soon give rise 10 ely
k. Lowell On these premises the manufactures now 10
full operation are The Ulster Iron Work. The New fors
and s.agerles White Lead Works The ssugerIes Paper
NIL a 6sist Mil and other smaller worfs.
A good steamboat ruDs regularly st~een iheso wohs
and NswYork Frsis hts and own IS eenIs W dollar
Der tou taken from aad delivered a. the mills
PAYMENTS will be made very accommodating III not
soh before the 18Th Of Juae Il will be disposed OF that day
by suction a. the MerchAnls ExchsDge Al o'clock, 10
New-York, by ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Anetooeer
For farther particular apply BY letter or personally 10
the AueOneor Brosdst Ne~YOrs or on the pr-mi ses
10 (Zs3D Imy20 Uel5isl HENRY BARCLAY
RoTO LET, LEASE OR FOR sALE-At Md
- dl.town near Astoria l. l. large house and four
- acres VI lsDd garden well socssd win ffuit OF Al
Kinds barn carriage house &C Hourly communication
Fan 10 had by the Astorz Stages Apply To
zip 2is. JAMES WELLtsG % Pine 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
SAILED.

CAILLUs
Ships Waterloo, for Liverpool Duehesse d,Oresns
for Hsvre England for Liverpool Hermine. for Balt-
more barks Florina for Bremen Mcdonnell, for Cork
brigs Adolphus, for London Embleton, for Cork
Moses for ChArlestOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
Faral Disaster on Lake Erie.
nm n. Buffalo Commercial Advertiser It'll

About o'clock yesterday morning afatal collision
occurred of Connesut between the steamer Cssapeaks
hound up with passengers and merchandise and the
.choooerJ P0rfr bound down with a cargo OF wheat
and corn The crew OF TIA. latter transferred 10
The CAsoapeake, and shortly aferwsrd the schooner
sunk in tsthoms water. Capt Warner then manned
the pumps and attempted 10 resch Conneaut with the
the Cedpcake but the wster gained on him rapidly pu,
out the fres. and when within mile and halt OF land
the steamer began To sink The passengers aud crew
we're immediately hurried up To the promenade deck
and when the steamer sunk this deck separated from
the hull and was the means - saving nesrly all the
lives of the passengers and crew The GOODNESS and
presence Of Capt. Warner and his mates are highly
sDoken Of The females on board among whom was
The wife Of Mr. p. Marsh Of this city together with
The children lsshed 10 the fifteen feet of which
remained out Of water after the steamer sunk and 10
which the promenade deck attached and thus pre-
served
About four hours after the disaster the steamer Rorr
.,a came alongside and removed the passengers and
crew from their perlous situation. II is feared the
number of lives lOs h greater than was AZ FIRST supposed
The only person belonging 10 the steamer however,
lbs, {. missing is the fret engineer Mr.. Folsom Of
rlsveand wss on board with bis family ,he family are
SAFE but he 4. among the mssisg In COnneaut 1t is
r,ed that thirteen souls have pershed, but passen
"a, who came down on the CleUelaad informs us that
y zen he 1t supposed that but thrse persons
had been drowned portion OF the upper cabin OF
the Cssapeaks about Is miles below Connesu
with settees chairs and other furniture floating around
We sbsl probably obtain more full particulars this
eveping TIE CAssdptdke was valued at sl2OOO, aud
was owned by the Sandusky Railroad Co. Whether
che insured not have not been able 70 ascer-
tain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
Lrr.RARY INrELLIGENoE


Rscei-ef 81 tN H. HadIsA, from LONDON
THE SUBSCRIBER hss i1s. made large stdiu0ss 70
bis STOCK BY Tho ao0ye afriya purchased for him under
m. most favorable circumstances 81 auction BE invites
al his literary frierds and more especially Rev Clergy 70
cal and examine them. IL prizes hey will be fund o"ef
th,n lie zane books have brought a. ate public lof.fy
sac. 10 IBIS city and In general hhy per cent ess inAn
they are sold b. other booksellers There scarcely any
Department Of Divinity Theology scholastic or modern
Philosophy nAursl exact SceOce, Classics brtss L.r
tres History Biography general Literst1re Law heol-
cine Illustrated NsIural Hs.ory NumisnAnes bots1y,
M-chanic Ars, and even Alchymy and NeeromAncyi a
which he hzs made large most curious and rec
arq1isiio1s He openly invites al literary Peop.5 slli
uuncs. Rabbes. Opumi,,s, men OF science Llos =
g.is Dpionssts, Astrclogers an1 AnfaAfaas,.o ~
hin visit. assuring ih. thai " MS store . spt11o -
literary aad intellectual feast There are s eons osN
letter scholars many, who ihoog On hey VII hos psocy
Acknowledge the fact, ere strong believers 10 Neeto-
Nancy He will delight All sucb ~ showing mem &c
Astrological Manual Of Roger Bacon when ne ~
hs hr-ches pocket for forty years VIDE rs ne ~ We
esrnsd Monaacon, quoted BY Asaa Butler 10 ais n's u
St Thomas AqlnAs. -. ,ft..,,
Beu I.rse "a whom he pron0unees osrachs ~ go
with pleasure rat h hAs considerably increased ns
OF Rzbbincz literature Amoug Other earosnss ne Ssn
show them he frst Hebrew Dictionary ever eheeueo %
prialers ype He's preparing aCa!siog2s 40
descriptive thai ~il be ready shout ne ia 81
ard which will be delivered 10 al who VIII De 80 gOoa IS
70 leave th-ir address a. his storo
JOHN DOYLE, Cheap Ancient ana hoos,n
fsq su.@ods bOOss-llrr -. -...-- - ~ =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
JACOB = PLATT. Auc,ioneer
DICU CUT AND FANCY GLASS WAKE, Pie.

Med Wafe Msntel and Table Ornaments French ana
English China Toilet Ware, Nc. kc.-JACOB D. PLATr
will have largo sale day. 81 10 o'clock, Q, tho AUG
ton ROom % PsttsL Ia lots TO sui purchaser efeet
variety OF Bohemian gsss and Chios ware snd house
keeping articles kc just lsnded from the Antoineue ma
ria hom Rotterdam, smOog which sfelsfge. rich cut "
Die glass are generally Chns dinner, desert, and zee
.es fOwer ars bs.ho's gi flower pots, porosl"n zee
sets rich French coses and Isss and cassfd ssnds,
and modern Bohemian mattel vsses. dec
orat.d and gold AeIe sets, cologne botes, Chnsse
figures candeabras lamps, glaze P,chen FieDch poree
an and ptrhsrs 81 sisl ssss ~sss
ch and toilet botles wssfs with gasses and De-
cantsrs cut las dishes, champagne vines, grsndoies
with new style pendants Romeo aud juliet coumne, aoy
and fan do boy and dog do. &c. &c.
Also, pisied cake and bread basken, wsiiso, ivory
knives an 4 fO,ks tabls casters, sc.
r. The above portion Of the catalogue from bsf past
II TO O'Clock 10 lots suit purchasers, smong which are
many articles with German and French devices wovsY
attention Of retailers hotels and families, ~ well % deal
ers generally; the vhole 10 be perempsry cold Tor ~
count OF whom IL may coueefn - s.o -.
Also viii be sold, at ~ O'Clock, one esse 90 paces
German playing esrds and one case WAKING suess We
AUCTION ZOTICE.-E1ispsiv- ssls Of vsiassls
n yose wood mshogan and black walnut furas,afe q
wsSne.day The 1871 nsL al 10 o'elseh 81 ths bnsnss
Sales Room, rs Cbsihsm-st Tho furniture y msds 70
M. bss, sinner and most modern patterns Catsioguss
will De ready and goods exhibited 90 Monday mofpssg
n,rt Sale positive Every facility for packing and ship'
ding l-ll ~ -. WAhhbN, AucuonSW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
rss. SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE
CLEARED

L
Ships John Rayane, Madison, Liverpool, Bsche Nc
Evers; Osceola Child, Cork. sc. Sesmith & Walsh
Meteor Brown London. Woodruff & Miniurn Ellen
(Br) Bell London. G Norwood s Co. Letsts Hey ne
Pierre, Belfast MeMurrsy Caspian, TORY, Trieste
Dutilh & Cousinery; Norma, Ellie, Havana, NJ Isyor
Victory (Br) Conner. Deboy Island.
BaTks Mountsineer, smith, Cork, &c. Dehns'oSn a
Wood; Antonio (Fr) Cos Hsvre, Creigh Hevdecker
Caroline (Br) Rsschen. Bremen, via James RIVER Hen
reich. (Hsm) We,ng Aqusdills via Bangor, Oelrlens
Kruger Commerce, (Br) Hsney Quebec, Siikin Iron
sides.
Bngs Thet. (Br) Mugill Liverpool, Davis, Brooks &
Co Triumph, (BD Reycrat Limerick, Richardson,
Watson s Co; Regard. OBJ Wharton, Hull Woodruff
4 Minturn: Henry Patterson, (Br) kedhsm Cork. Bsehe
NchVers Isabella (Br Gibson, Tralee, !, Bouchsrd
Powell Wissahicson, Msr;hen, ST Croix, Culbert &
Finley Camsrgo Tyler, ST Bsrts, w Lewis Abrssis,
Atkins Neuvitss, Foster 4 Niekerson Bennegsnde,
(Hsm) Lorenzen. st Jsgo de Cuba. Oerichs & Kruger
Victory, Oliver, Darien Gybele, Merrill Portland
Schrs Amelia, Smith Norfolk: Mary Jane Osborn. do;
Margaret Vogle, Petersburg Alsric, Proven Whining
ineton; Mary Clark Small. Salem, NewYork Givorel
Boston Cicero, Baker, Chester.
ARRIVED.
French ship MsxagrAn, Aniiboule 80 ds I'm Hsvre IN
ballast and 1872 passengers, 10 Isyl0r Merrill
Dutch ship Korimere, Malisrd b ds fm Rotterdam
mdse TO Boormsu Johnson. q Co. lls passengers
French ship Henry Deporly, - ds I'm hAvre N pal
last and 40 passengers, 10 Pilot lie Barber
French ship Pescaton Bourden 81 de I'm Hsyre mdse
and 27T passengers. TO Creig s Heydeeker.
Bremen ship A Won Humboldt -, 40 Us I'm brs'
men mdse 10 Oelrichs & Kruger
BARK Horato, Hall 20 ss I'm Limerick in ballast TO
Badger & Peck.
French bark Camilla lie Grande, - de I'm Hsvre, IN
ballast and 81 passengers, TO Boyd s. Hincken.
Bark Bengal. LOwle, 43 ds I'm Antwerp, IN ballast and
l2O passengers, 10 order.
French bark Louise, Alexander. 81 ds I'm Hsvre. IN
h.llast and 81 pssst myers. 10 Boyd Hncken.
prussian bark KoenOyin Elisabeth. Duncke 40 ds I'm
Nantes. in ballast TO d & hingsland Co.
Rsrk Amelia Mulholland, Brooks. from Demersra via
Rr harm Harriet Newell, Gilpsirck. from Rio Grsnde
Nav 4 hides &c 10 Corning s son. krt bark 10
hswk from Boston Just arr 6rigs Garnet, Perkins for
salem in ds Ruby from Salem. jus. arr schr Forest
Lesls for Monsevdeo TO load cotton PARK odd rsuo~
of Portland for Marsees sailed days previous Sailed
In co with brig Cbrisnsp Woodbury. Tor Rio DE Jsne,ro
Bremsn bark Alfred, Boleer "a Do I'm Bremen, mdse,
10 Z & 7 Pope. l36 passengers.
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SAD DIsAsTER.-The Red Wing met with Sc
rious accident Saturday evening just after leaving
Rock Island. One of her Aues collapsed and scaded
several individuals who were on deck At the time One
of them the colored servant of Gen. Dodge. She
was scalded Ia most shocking manner. although hopes
are entertained of her recovery Gen d. and his family
were board on their way 10 Wisconsin but they,
with all the cabin passengers escaped harm The others
who were injured were principally German immigrants,
several Of whom were not expected 10 survive. This
Is the FIRST accident Of the kind that within our
recollection having happened above the Lower
Rapids. Burlington Qows) Hswkeye, 80.
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re- MAY Report-THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE

New Policies issued 10 Msy... -.
ROBERT L. PATTERSON, President
BExJlMIs c. MILLER. Secretary
JossPH L. LORD Agent -. ~ -
JANss srEwASr, VI. d. Medical Examiner A. tne once
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