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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-07
BoarAne

IL OARDING-Tire rec or f0lf gent IN can - seeom
- mJdat-l Wn tsart tirs rrrr beaded rf1nls ort az
fast and Il board. wiz f-.p-ctab'e Eng isn
fsuly and rorfl- 81 90 he trE ~ pfircgie - here
cesnn-ss ard rorfou car BE- -nioTed. Warn and cold
Art shower Tor .h- rrs q he occupants
Apply 10 Mrs.. h.nHURsT. 81 Hsusiol-sL me block
from Broadway. All I'm
Two LET With BOARD-A handsome suit Of
roons. IL The ssco14 ttory. Also, oue or Two sing e
r0o q Nsrick-s he yicinliy Of ST. Johns park.
References excrang -d md terms moderate.
Also pzla0ft-, 10 good or1er - let Tor I've dollars
G4arf-r Apply - soJvs Au7 w
COUNTRY BOARD.-A fs- persons can b &C
Ncommodsfsi with board Ia pleasant county pl.e-
where thers.a good Of water near The door for
baltlng For particular, Inquire =. his ofce an 1eod'
DOARD-A ri-i Of three -four years Of sgr can o.
ID t.r hosrs Al 10 Ai-1-.t To he rear ~ IL
DOARD.-A beautiful front parlor. with pantes ard
- back room second foor, 10 house ~ budson 81
opposite - Johns PArk IN view Of The Fountain with
The Of The y .he Fark-ani TO furnish he rooms 10
suit heir OWE views They may have private table
As0 10 eg large front room 10 Two or three sruu-m-n
without ma. they choose. Please CAL from O'clock
A. II to N sae u
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su..,apesps Combustion of Coal on Board the
u. =. Steamship RIissi.sIppt.

Va hsye been favored with very minute state
=, II the circumstances attending this occurrence,
The pen Of a gentleman who was on board the
',.,m.r. from which the following facts selected
while wing At anchor under the island Of SACRIFICES,
vbich the Mississippi arrived the Let of July from
~.h..eo having been under s,eam for ~ days tho
..,seer on watch discovered slight smoke issuing
am beues.h the deck which extended across the top
:, The boicrs at At night on the Sd. The hres had
IN put ost and the blown out Of the boilers
.,eh hsd been relied. The smoke increased rapidly,
"A became dense tina, II was difficult TO remain
,aos The Eel, and were removed from around
a, boilers the rs cngines played upon the wood work
- an. coal scuttes were removed but there was no
Ar.
The banks (beside the boilers were full TO the deck
Mr. Evere; Engineer. reported that the coal in the
,spk. must DO on FIRE. The deck the inboard eide
"a, en-, away when volumes OF smoke Issued from the
,nk. In lees than half an hour the fire was extn.
gEshed
Mex, morning the frigste rassed steam and ran u
r,l-. to Anton Lizsrdo and in the evening it was
seen tia, the other bunk rapidly increasing In tenn
verature when they commenced clearing the side buUks
Of the coal which TO DO continued night and day
t al was taken out Al the depth Of feet the cosl
ksd hcQAftu VI ~ ~ tpnS
IL was slowed in Norfolk Va four months since during
heavy raip.
Our correspondent, thinks that as the coal taken
In damp 1t must have remained sothst the water was
dscomposed by lite action upon the iron In the cos-,ha
portion Of the oxygen combined with the iron forming
an oxide, while portion combined with the carbon
forming csrbonc acid gas and producing great heat
tina, the hydrogen Of the water combined with the sui
phur In the coal forming suphuret,ed hydrogen, sub
stance highly combustblc, at a low temperature
and that the heat evolved by the formation of csrbonic
seid gas in a close bunk would cause It's combustion
Ths chiefengneer demonstrated against slowing sy
the coal when Norfolk but the ships officers paid
no attention TO him II s suggested that inquiry should
be made BY Government warning taken from this case
skful scientific employed in future and that If the
above lie not the Of the Spontaneous combustion
should be found out.
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Aih'"is oil Produce, &c. by she New-AeTk
and hrie haiirosd.......y.f r. C!ss tsoH, .is,Nt.


'''F''''" T'0'"'SJsT IAf Nh : % IItVths.
FRIDAY. August G. ls47
Pc Borse SaNEd M0rsh-lO tubs nrk butter hocs
Csp Dll. ~ 'u9s nfss batter bxs eggs hogs CSpI
kIk - lUOs l.. tiks tuHcr 10 to,s - sheep caves
COWS, Jspt Leeds, 40 IGbs tfk butler esNe. bo,s
sheep eaue Jennings Thompson; 50 Iu.s dlk buler
2eaNes hogs, Coleman IL '1os nrss butter hogs
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miscellaneous.

old DEBTs, Noes judgments Bills sni Book
" debs objected end ego,isied 1he most reasonable
terms All communications from the country VIII o" ~
tended Immediately Transactions ~ ie co hl.hlA
and with Jui the risk OF COsfs >. Coz hCNOrt
su7 ~ saw Attorney, &c. - Nsssan-.t y J.
LILIES AND mO~QUITOE- adu Wire Window
4 Shades LEE a co manufacture 10 ordcr OhuHe
Wire Work tn every vsfiety Of sy from TIE u9s1 tx
ouisitey ornameuled GAVE Wire Window shad-s, Doors
Fire screens &c Ia landscape sny othe device ia tne
snest oil psntiog To the most common Gsze Wire Clotn
and Al every price from 10 ceos per foot 10 one or
dollars They keep flies and mosquitoes out OF me room
ana admit all The air and gh can sec Out ani moi %
seen They are extremely sm.nis very durable ana
easily keyt can by washing brushing bcJO dnrren
,,on fTon, au7 81
DASsEs.-Pisrce's Improved new Pate nj, Two Oven
IlRanSs, combining economy, convenience ana durA2t.
10 SOY offered. -,
n s The public requested to he particular ard eau
al 22 Broad way being the only place that Piercos cee
braied Ranges are Manufactured.
sn7s 81. GEORGE PIERCE 292 Broadway.
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RYa c KEMP, Auclioueer
n &VGR AND IMPORTANT TRADE SALE

z tNN.'0u.
\ ARGR AND IMPORTANT TRADE sALE
L A OF Furniture, Pi-no Fores and Ornamental House
keepirg Goods on Wedn-sdsv and Thursday August -
and - Al The arge 81 Broadway. opposite mo Oily
Hall formerly occupied by Me.srs sle~sr CO.
&c KEMP will cell al suction ss above, by cats ogae,
very large and extensive assortment OF fose"oVu ms
hosany aud black walnut cabinet sod upholstery 'ufni
ure and ornamental housekeeping articles embracing AL
dssrrpuous from the vsfy richest aud most nhlopsolc
.tyl@s To medium quslius, (which VIII be found Wen
worthy tho attention OF usds hotel keepers and fsm
lie. 4, -
in.d 10 dzy before the sale aug
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Eeaal Notices.

nUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No
L street Notice 10 hereby given 10 nc fes
,,v.s and next Of hin " CATHERINE OBhlEN are oi
Paterson N deceased, aud who 10 alleged 10 Lave ded
intessts that shall apply 10 hs Surrogate az NO Wy
md County of Hew.Yoh for Letters u Administrator
non the estate OF the sso nessts the Tn day sep
,rrnber next At ten o'clock In tho lorenzo ---psted
w.. 1910 Public Adminisustn.
n OTIS WANTED for the Free Academy sealed pro,
nos.s will received by The undsrsignsd In Jsosi
~ he Board VI Edutsuon Of the City Of NewroIh snu
Monday the 10Th Of August instant at O'CLOCK foI
The "a Of plot II ground on which 10 erect INC rIes
Academy The ground required will probably be 80 zee,
by 40 ss but the mus state The price fof less
on an ity Say PEI lot u p feet by 90 -, -.
The ttls be- 10 fee and ffee from neu nbfsnee sna
made sausfacory the Controller OF iae Ciy hes on Any
charge Tor searches brokerage, or drs~ins o. deed.
Proposss 70 be addressed To the updersgped Al VIC o.
nee of,b. Clerk Of the Board Of Education No CIV hsh
T0WNsEND HARMS. JOSEPH > BosWORTH'
r4owAs inEESY. ANDREW CARRi6AN.
HENRY NICOLL
.s.,e,. Executive Com Sc OF tn Board ~ Fdncsuon.
CITY Ns-Temporary loans. 10 anuci on
~ hs reveDues II tho city will be received al ms "se
on and ser August J. In sums OF 800 and upward .yt
which bonds Of The city will b. issued. payable on INC ien
OF February March with interest a. the rate OF n'S
per cent per snDum JOhN Nv bN, So",'S e. 80
ConTolIer'. Once. Newly RI. July n. 1897. lyB lsa
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SWEET,S CROTOS BATHS, corner o. osI "a.
SHusson and Wsiis ss-Warmi cold en1 seDs -
~~nts. ssturdays and sundays lst ceuH bhIeHNs III
fs9le. 81 Watf.st; FOR Gentlemen, IN Csn-4s] A-so
ATer. electro au-Ie Baihs, The Ss.'r 07hs e'eS''
50 Er tha rlre Of Al rergOus comp ants.
neo !, ~, ss -. s.,ri.. WM X SWEEP Proprietor.
TR[For sale fEo Billiard Tables
TSyRus w. FIELD & co. importers aga C2n-
mission Merchants and D, ers 70 raPef sno SAsn-'eS
,,,sr.f Nstersls, Buri8g clip, N l.
B-fne higbeI market prices PAD 10 casa iof Iss '
h.s roos cutIn 70, hemp waste bsgsinz canvass ass oi
x.oiI rope quay osxgng COTTON waste, cemaxea cot
,a sod All ether Kinds Of paper laausearerS stock
ss ~
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ooUNTRY SEATS. FARMS AND LOTS,
HE srJsscRIBER has Tor sale chesp. sevs- 4

- THE SUBSCRIBER has for sale chesp, seve-
raj very pleasant heal Thy and desirable country
- sests farms town lots houses and oihsf vslus
bls properly 10 tho besufsi and hesny ootoosn
ride OF either Philsdephia or Yors-tof,s ines
day by Raj rosd-a chs.p freight snd nket ne evesy
m0mnR-umDer. wood, lime, coal, nay, "ncss, sCno,
manure and other heavy articles sent OF receive" " no
C.naL Fruit milk, vegetables, &C &c easily sno g,ssy
alien 10 lhs ci.y markets u Trenton, ew.bfunswist
N,vs York or Philsde phis-ibus having onnsno oi
either marseI Only miles from NE STATE Cspln NO
county town-sOu goOd-cisy losm' or ssn'-'o"' "
each ,.,s., ,.,,,l,..
Citizens engaged 10 business can locsts theh fsnles
o.s N. b,sl Opportunities for college ADD Othef gooa
uc.iior-s good soclrty-alsO, mar church sDa "Mr
mus na.lng ther Children under psrs Isl care, wo,s
col "a. which IL a. vays very desfsD- Inoy csn
n. civ !. half past Pm fesch hpme 70 YES loofe 49,
~, asS return 10 business D-fOTs 10 III rssenss 49,
spyl.s piumbs. cherries, grapes, spricon re,sn.s
oiser fruits 10 abundance. Chesnph wsbus, oe.., ~.
sro~iog spontaneously portion Of tho properly -
.o farm OF sbou, 100 10 good oidsf-eIsy :na
.ns.rg. pI,ss.ot M ans on house, 90 peseh u.~s
No Alarm Of shout ll " lfo ser,s, par ~o"o-ssn'
Ard osm with 10 20 30 sefes OF Woo lsnd
No q farm Of about - stres, improvement I'll -
eisv. lsrgs .ppl. orchard s3f much other huh
No 4 farm of about ~ acres, sxc-hsbt vuuamss'
farce. win ~ open woods sotsos~ iof pan
No i A beaatifal country s-st win large mouse sne
f,w .crss n ar the lOw1-impfoyenenos1 po~-eplco'
AZ c,osoec-plsnty " grsp-s and osber ffu-wih ten
snt md coach houses nc IL nay now DO bought vesy
heap with or without furniture, ssfrases bossss, sna
everything complsge. Possession siycn hnmediass-
Terms easy
Also other property not named sboys.
Tho farms vary 10 price rom 30 70 300 90 sefe sooo'
iuz 10 size value bni6iigs and oths' Improvements.
P0f terms d.scr puOn, &c apply, postpaid, 70
r L.. bOaNOR, Princeton, New.yers1y:
N Is Cal and see Ib-m ano ,~eno-
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MARINE JOURN A l.
PORT OF NETWORK.
f7r SEE MARWE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE
CLEARED

CLEAKFU-
Ships Ashburton HOwlsnd, Liverpool Grnnel. Min
turn q Co; Chalmers. Vspey II Andrews, b, AFRO
,rni,h q Wheeler Victoria. Wellington, Zerega Co,
Huguenot Huber, Liverpool, J Ogden; VIM Money
Buckley Psgwssh Schmidt 4 Bslchen
Bsrks Pefthshire, Johnson, Glasgow, Dsnnistoun
Wood q Co Hopswell. Neate. Limerick, Uussy swan
MONTGOMERY Hasper, Africa, Geo Sheldon Emu
Passenlan COwes, &c. g. WIN Wesser.
Bngs Conrad COhiler, Trinidad de Cuba sylvosia
Kelly, Trinidad de Cuba Foster n Nickerson Jas Hull
Cosles Galveston Rodgers Peck.
Schrs Hudson kmbs. Baltimore eager, Sabine
Alchrn, savannah, N McCready * Co
Soop Oscar Godfrey, Taunton.
Barge Mara Stsckhouse Philadelphia
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: FOn mic tI-HING BANK-

tx1rfEE The slreulD ~ Ho'-
tor Armstrong IA. commenced her frguiH
p, 10 The Fishing for tho season and esyss every
Monday Tus.day "wednesday and Thursday, from the
foot N Ms-renst Al O'Clock, HammOod-sl al Delaney
:. IA CssbertnssL Q: and Pier 4 al % O'CLOCK
Fsre 81 cents Tor tho excursion BAN furnished on ooern
Saturdays, BY .pplyiog To iIylo ne A. n SCHULTZ
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WIN w SHIRLEY, Aucroneet

WIN w SHIRLEY, Aucuoneet
DATEsT WHITE IRON ~TONk CtttNA.r,'
L dee to Hotels Steamboat Owners snd Dealers wed
ne,,j.y Aug H. at 10 o'coch, by }. bOoEkr, 81
an. .of, as Johpst-Peemporv sale OF large AM gen
erai assortment OF dining tes coffee and desert china 10
tol. sound om the shelves 10 suit purchaser" ~ touf
nonhs' credit over 500 Csislogues on Tuesday, mo
iO.h, when goods can be examined sao oe,s-
WM H. JONES, Aucuonesr
s,nnTs AMI sHOFs,-By J. d. IN0ERsOLL
ID cO-storr 222 Pesr-st.--On Wednesday, August ~,
AZ 10 O'Clock $40 cAss. boots shoes and brogsns, susose
for the southern, Wesorn and Guy usde
Al.o 80 cases men's ptnie Nip pegg-d boos
Also 80 cases men', seal snpp - and bushins.
A.o 5Ocas.s mems and boys hip pesged o'oesns sao
WA a. IDNfS Anc,lOnoer
DOuis AM -fioFs-By }. ID irohhsohL =
" co s,sre ~ z, ~ % Wednesdns, AuRAs ulv
. ,'c,.t m case, and brogsns, sulsbls TOT
Inc 10. d " sslern md fily usdo
Also D. cAses mon. p, me hip pegged SCOTS
Also 3ocAsesulen's eel slippers aud bnsLins
Aso 50 cssss mems aud boys sp pegsed orofans aug
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WOMAN AND HER DISEASES,

CROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAFE-Adspted ex-
clyslvei, l. her 10 lbe nsturs laws u nef
sy,rm AID al diseases OF her critical PERIOD y "a
To-. Also by he sane sutnyr similar wofk addressed
10 Young men, pp ~; price 81 eghh edition These
works should Do Possessed b every person eesols
heir intellectual Or physical Advancement IRE meolcs
religious daily press have pess7d The mgnest eneo
uns upou their utility and hgh moral elhac'sL sN 's'e
by ChAhtn q a.n,Sx.v
. -..s a .---hs,-t -. rourfrv aus 81
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w. Il. CAhf X W

- .,.,t..rsssr. oFPJsITE cEDAA-sIkstI.
.,,r - - .od are receiving y 40 affFA-s-
IL AVE !, .sS...-7. linen Thread, No- 10 10 100
s'ss - Co. Linen Thrs4e a. eolors sns voc
Ss S1s,S COS Paisley spool Cotton cora VIM
- yassssc Co. P..'ey spool Cotton cord 100 yd'
white and c0.5rs 80. -. .h.,,. .,s b-.,s,
Cases Warren " y, $50. I6g pfirei
CAs-s drll4-1 ~ Co sOld head Pi1s fall aid
Cases Howe VI ~
short slCck A., -. ~ ...o-..s shades
Cases Purses Purse Ts.r.-I, Gags And fringe
Cases sirei oe71' 80 and imilztOo carved Combs
Cases Tortoise o.s.i - Horn side Comes plain ard
Cases Tortoise on"
carved ,,.gr,, s..,-,Ssr Rnttous
S Use. P Ps.r I'D AE.le snlrI Buttons
Seses -.-.- uo6.ir and BGOct1e Coat Buttons
Cases Lasung ao-aAl a .ror. Al pat,ern,
S.ses -. 90 scissors. Of al descrpuoos-ard i14I
Cases hnl.e r-nca Enzlish And German Facey Go0ds
constantly on ns0- ' aus 2nssk0l lmissoe
wise.
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THE sHAKsPEARE NOVELS

NOW READY. COAPLErE-
~ l. The Youth Of Shakespeare % cents
2 shak-pesre and his Friends D. cents
s. Tue Secret Passion s. cents.
no.lces Of these Books.
They are m0deli Of elegant and susrc com Posluon-
rspets with Original and sinking beauties, and INSPIRING
The reader with 80 interest Inferior - nat u me
WAv-ry Series Fafk Ben ann amer. VS.. ,
To those who really love shs1sp-ar are snd DO ho mercy
t.s u loving him h-se booss bgt prove Of me
hgh-sg giving insight - they DO into he d,iS
he Of Sweet VIM AID ais chosen CON Vsnots
~ \ COar 4 snq
Famed historical romances wrich, lac NC "sYshS
series are rot Tor day, Dul for al time n J. sun
They arr among the few VI scion NAT VIII not
perish with lhs reading Tor, g long a. snshP-sf7
ensures these N0ies Of bis Dimes AID bis eonienPofs
ri.s viii End resders and ain r-fs Hunts Mag August
BURGEss sTRISGER CO. Publishers,
as p - Broadway corner Ann-sI.
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good demand for Flour for home and the East but
do not hear of any purchases for export Inc sup
ply of pure Genesee IL quite small and The demand
good sales s. s7i 6s6 and at the close we believe
no good brands could be- had below -. strait SOUND
brands Michigan sold al s. 62t eli Irregular our
sells At s. IS TO S. 62t according condition. The
sales are about 5000 bbls including 1000 tennessee to ar
rive IN all this month at s. IS. Oswes sold at - 70
e14. A sale OF loo bbs sour New. u was made
at s. sli tor shipment The receipts about $4,000
bols. The demand for Southern Is ghi and there Is
little stock Sound regular brands are held at 50
ssle Of 200 bbs Howsrdst made at that figure OF
Meal about 10 bols State sold Al s. IS. Rye Flour IL
g. "a! as I'd dull
GRAlN-For Wheat there lie good Inquiry but hold
era are very hrm. We note sale Of / 900 bushels
prne red At l25c 1000 do Mixed Ohio fair to good al
fl5Ql2Oc and 5000 5000 do new North Carolina for
railing Al lI5ol 2O cts Corn irn in the morning
but closed dull and lower The sales sre about 10000
bushels AZ G6d6s for Mixed 6ss70 for dat and round
Yellow and II; for White The market lei. On eener
ally sgures. Rye 10 dull with sales lsOO
bushels al 50 cts Barley unsaesble nela s'oo cent?
Oats are improving again and sell st retail al " cents
Beans and Peas very much neglected ana are quoted
VI al l2i for good parcels.
WHlSKY-The sales OF bbls are ANAL say $50, al p
CTS. Drudge is 2sc and quiet
/ PRONiSlONs-There Is no marked change In Pork
and the TRANSACTIONS moderate excepting one sale Oi
LOU oois Mess Tor shipment terms not made pubic
The sales IN lots are Al s2 80 and SIS rs sale OF loo
bos City Mess Beef made private terms and 40
terces Prime Mess sig s73 Lard IL very nrn, and
some holders are asking l0c for bbs The marke, is
uOnlualy ~ Vst AZ Ill els ana l3u DOS
Grease al H. Ia Picked Meats there Is nothing doing
The supplies Of Butter aud Cheese about equsl
the demand and the market Is steady The inquiry for
Cheese is very good. We quote 6iG-. and Butter l2i
10 for Yellow Western and STATE and Il g>V Tor Orange
County.
GROCERIEs-The markets are very buoyant and a.,
though small business has been done In Sugars the mar
kst generally proves TO higher, particularly Tor high
grades The sales have been 100 hhds Cuos oai JOO
Porto Rico 81 a7c and n for good 70 bids -, Croix
:. 40 DO Sc 100 sic; 800 boxes Browa o. d7t 200
Whites, si0si. .Molsssss has improved shout Ecu
Der gallon for good. Sales have been made S'te fof
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MARION DESMOND,

nRTHE HAPPY NEW YEAR, illustrated VITA TWEEN
" " hne euzraylnzs wood, 10 jass pooshnso' 10
Al M as y WINCHESTER, 80 Ann-st
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4 FULL LENGTH ENGRAyING OF GEN.
lTAYLOR AND HIS WHITE HORSE, with sview
OF hi. camp ia the ground Drawn from iFE by s.
Wsiip. SIZE Of engraving 10 inches long Il vide lsis
the o.t spirited and NE Ike pohrai. published Price,
=. cents. FOR sale By BERFORD CO ? Asor House.
- A lih.,sI discour. 10 The trade au7 iwis
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THIsDA PUBLISHED,
HAFoLEoN HIS AMY AID MS GENERALs
TVHElR TNEXAMPLEO MILITARY CAREER with
ssrtch Of the French Revolution by An American, |
vol roysL limo with -eny elegant eng raVings An I'M
partial ard glowing account VI the military ca
ferr OF that remarkable man and hi. heroic Gene'as
anT 2lssGTu LEAVITT, TROW co 1871 Broadway.
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Markets -. Carefully repatriation TIE Tr'onn
FRIDAY, Augusta.
AsHES-There 10 fair demand and Pearls are
strong Some are reported sold at 81 49, Pots are
a. slt The sales are about $50 bbls.
COTTON-The market continues firm and the de-
,nsnd for export 10 good. The sales add up 1000
bales mostly for export and the prices obtained shew
buoysnt market Holders only accep, outside rates and
the quantity of Cotton pressing on the market 10 mode
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-07
fashionable Clothing 6tores.

SEw-YOak
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
DEM. w. BENSON. Draper and IaIer, ~ Fnllonst
ID has an assortment OF Cloths Cassineres aud
Vesings which Will be- made 10 order In Tho most asn
iOnable sIy Tor cash.
choice and general assortment Of gentcmeDs fancy
dress also constantly on hand su<iM
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IENTLEMENI sUMMER WEAh.
-n-.WANTED TO CHAKTEh.-


s.,spa---Snr Albany and Try ARE Is cents.--Toe
s~zssss-.s.sS sp -ndif steamboat ONEIDA, Capl
Bretntl will leave tho pier foot OF Robinson e. every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoon al o'cl)ek.
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~ No Charge unttI the Hair IL kcstored.-
BEtLS's HAIR RESTORATlNEis applied 90 ne soov-
terms ~ sha Oce ~. Nstss1-s y. B.-Yor hose VITO
apply ID ID esr - ivss u . ~ ssi- myll 3uis
BRAIsTEDsi SALOONS,
LaTE PEALLs Museum. 1871 =
~ 252 BROADWAY. NETWORK ~
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-06
Gin pffftaer !Srimcr.

Gas fol9cnoe l3iitordcn bon einem Nrr.
Sheafe, elnem SpeSereihdncIcr Su pOrt6'
mouth, g. -, bas mir bieler Gage in einem
tn9liidlen Sournele lalen, 1T 3u gut, ais bas
ptr es unlern Srfern ocrentbalten fonnteu.
@s hattie ndmlid Elm Rann cine Suanti,
tat Wole bon thm 9cfauft uno, uad,oem lIe
ab9ewcgen, oafhr besabIt. gins S,r. Sbeafe
Al Ieinenl puItr, TIM flir cine Hotc ocn Bed.
jel su bcleu, oa beEcrffe or ols or sufduia ci,
nen Bid in ben nber ccm quite tdu9cnpcn
Spic9el warf ipie Elm 9lrm Ndl mad, cinem
Der Tader au6ltredtc uuo NIT frdftiacm
@rifFe eiuen ldlpercn Qab rroip6ren Safe
bsrabIau9te, Der fd,uea in eentaepr, cffncn
4Souiode ueicbwauo. 9Infatt nun, fpte Elm
sneerer, plcslidl auf eeu Cieb cin;uIpriuqcn
uuo 10 feline Suno1d,oft fur mmer ,u perIies
rem, sdhlte Der flu9e alte Nerr ibm Der 0Bcd,s
icl bin alS penn nld,ts poITrt mare uno crs
fdste icbann Den Cad, nm ibn fir leinsn
&uneen auf's 9fero Su hebeu. Ger Gan.
u rtcf er aus, lid mue mid, tpobr.
i'm 9emidlt pcrrchnet baben, Der Cad
III gar 70 idlwer.';
"Seipabre" iagte Der gInoerc, "idl tucis cS
1T rid1ti9, eenntd1 babe es isIbit nad9cldblt.',
"@ut mir woaen bariber uidt lfreiteu.
bas f6nnen mir ia gIeid, leben" crtqeqnete
Nr. Sbeafe uno itsIts ben Saf tpiecer oui
bic Baage. "Da baben Mrs" -faate er,
"idb muste ia, oas i'd, 93ed,t bate, -ba elm
8erIeheu bon beiuabe 90 pfunben 4! inocs,
tpenn Sud, ene San,e Su oiel III, Sreuno,
den, 70 brdudt ShT es oarum nid,t AT bebol,
ten, td nehme bann pieocr eiuen 3beil oa,
bon heraus."
"9isin nein !" fhrie Der sIncere, oIs rr
la5, rpie Sor. Sbeafe sInifalten mad)te, ben
Cad. iu Sfnen, "ih oenfe, if nsbmr cas
SANG"
nnc etes that tr, uuo bc;abIte 70 ;ur Stra'
fe feiner Sdlurferei fur rrriudrcn Rdfe ben
pcfIsu Trets ccr gScGe
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-06
81 q Ch II Cb t

wtrb hermit ae9ebcn, cdB Der lluterfdriebcs
ne nls Srecutcr bon Der SointrrIadenfdaft
ocs peritcrbenen 6 br ftianS d,mib I,
IcBthin bon ecwhia 2aunld,ip, 9cd,a @aun,
tp, ernanut rpcrocn tlt.-sIlIs bicjrnigeu ba,
her, mrldc ncdI rcd,tndei9e Soroerunoen
an beia9te Scinterlahsnldaft baben, tnb er.
iud,t iclte wchIbeitdti9t innerbaIb 8 Wacn
nten BET ecm unterfdricbsneu riuSubdneiaen I;
limb otejeui9en bic nod, an eieielbe fd,uIcen,
wereen Qebeteu ihre Rlditduee iunertalb be-
fa9trr 3cit aud, obSutra9eu.
Scfcrb 9SetFsrfcIc, gr'cr.
Stp'emtet 6. nom
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-06
Scrtcirnfbet

Dim lestcn Dieuitag abeuc, turd, ben
@brw. Nrrrn Gubs, Nerr SO q IA m SO.
gS aner, NIT Wiie 9t be d a, 3odter
oes Socrrn pct. Snber, beice bon 2IlIentauu.
U"Olit rtser Gn,etse wurrs uns Gin ittr fbfncr
INN raeEt mrbIihmedenber .6cfstts Sucben iitcr,
tannt, mrflr mir ritIes stenpe Vaar ernflib titt
ten, unirrn mrbsrmenten Sant anJ,Inebmrn l,nltr
ungebttIctrltr HBunlh sebt nun trScns ncob tabin,
eaB ras Slhf itrts lei Ger Seite ettltrn ten mag
3ufreetnbrit cemitlten an jseem Gage sntse9rn la.
cit, iInc tlri jrper re 94 II II I'd crft ner,
ben mag. 2Sas bic {iett antetrifFt, 70 1T es tarm
mo9litb, haF e ie lei rinem fpGd junscn moblrplItn
Zen paar, irelhrs lid rrs Sruters lei pc(tn frc6e.
fen aEer rrhrn 3eiten rss Stens erinntrt rsranbtrn
tliift.-SOabr