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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03
QRohlfei(e 03iifer

Woblfei(e 05lter.
SD bale cine srrse 1uspoDl @ittr ouf ,pe[ete
tee ele Antmsrtl"mtett Der Gaufsr ,u ridten min,
fas.
a., y ,o1o Jfaaf Sarter.
Ghher ea1llnette, Tlaunef, gett,e,ne
Wsnelln, Settilber;i19e, glanfets 0Tfe
Earpen llne fertt9 9emadte J8(eibunosifiife
10 eben erhalten Nno pcblfeil III perfaufen in
n'e''lem Stohr.-9tufet an uno fetet! 49,
JlaaE Sarter.
Sur saetts bate i'd cine ausat,rtdnttt Iusmohf
Outer, bic itet fir jsbe SaDrcstit trefffA ro1r,,
auteces ron jeser Sartt unb 3u rex pretet rrn 6
bic IS eents rer yarb. stufen @ie sefinfatf an
uno tanfen Sie IN ntinem @tcbr. 0'' wv
Jiaaf garter.
orettrtes, Steinmaarea nnb Gicn,paa.
ron re'fahpl9 auf -6anb. Qae @ortrn prn lrchuf.
u, [sn tpetoen ju Saar9elb' prctn ais 3abluna fir
O"'eF "HSeno'n'ler, IN !9arters StcGr.
Ginise 9tite noblfeite 9aryets III strfouf,r
eeen11ls Spblsnno Obtrs$ s$ebtr rot Der tttfen Snr'
&c. $50 lente Ole Aafnertfamfcit eines Sttth, btr
~ .tanfen pnnf6t auf meine seSenmartiae 4uspabl
Outer, hno es miro mir ricl 1erantatn MAIDEN
@essnlen'8en 0enuStbuuns 3u Seten, tpel6e meineit
Stebr Pratrcnfrct. "'"'"
a. Slaaf Sarter.
Oet. 10. Io46' l,3 Or
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03
Neue6 : 0dfntr Oe:
IOdft.
0Fernharo unb S(orcn5 0rh

Cernbaro unb S(orcn3 0cty
80 tna6ribtscn lire ,5rrunre unr atc &HnoeI, tr'
omr pas puttifum im NI9cmtnrl', roB lts lDt
GtatIiiTtmcnt 8tltsrn.
n Der @hcrry Strnfc, teinahe 9c0enllber
Gjecrg Tober5 2Bruen. Sac;crp, iuoltth BON
9. Sc. &imbaU5 Gjeberet. Gle rerfertt9en
oue Scrtcn oci1 Tbon uno Gro's QSaaren,
telcnrers alte2IrtenSrd,Geld1lrr, Waildtopfe,
Sbul1eln, Gel!er, SumrelL Slument0pfs,
&c. &c. &c.
Stt ptrfaufcn fir aar9clb rttr SanrcsYrrrnfte ju
Nlarftrrsitcn auftrtt tiili3 - ein lms
ifanr, scr srscnmirti5 rrn Icocn .eausrater prer
jcser 6ausmuttrr ttrhdlhti8t mrrren tellts. 9n'
sleid ttr6tcn lic, bat Fc llh m;tetr 9ttferttSun9
pcn @irsft9uren tefttatti9en nno I'M StHnrc nr
mad scsctcner 2Scrt6rift ir9eno cine St8ur, Gin
9 Stanfti!o rrtr 8cm1lrc auf ros Octhmadrriittr
unp soni correct an;ufcrti9en 9n llb i9rc Nrtr't
jcrer,eit tur6 Gntc, c5eiMmat nnr Donerbafti9s
ttit ous,ctbnct 9outen nc gu IictcraIen ltntertta.
tuns terrttst Ut icin, r1r b'ttrn pIriste ""69 iu
erDattn.
ScI Is. 1916. ls6Mt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03
cSDl)Ceatst NOHGMeilt.

NsmYfeblt eirem Scebrten pntlitum feinen wpbls
Ssin9tri9:etcn unp reihlib ausScifnttcn 9 re
iirets (0roeerp) Ger ltb sesenmar'
tis in ftntm neurrtautrn 8adttcns G}etaurc in Der
OFT, 1usrarapas StraBe, cinist SbGren wrttlidb
pcn Saect Slrbr's WrtDsbaus trfnrtt. Gr bat
ae in tcn Sud- fhlagcnoc Nrt,tel auf .6anS uno
tcatbtiSt eltise iu rrn tIti5tten prsiten ;u pers
eaufcn.
Stc Gcrdrm9ftit (tinc5 reUtn fonfts ftet iDn
lit ZEN Stanr cine bItf1hc unp onScncbmc Il It's
tern Stut cinjuribten' mcrtn CT stethaerr
cer9lei6en Geribte tets nit friidcn une aut rrr'
ibtcerncrlci Nrtcn ;utercitettn Il fer II, Q1rsn'
gen, II. I. NJ. Ut teoicnrn tereit IT,
Se3. Is. 1916. 10 lN.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03
giterartlhe 9(nsetse.

Der ltntcritihnttt p Il Dem ttllt(tten putlttm
ino tcfcnttrs Stcratur Srcunecn RE QnjetSt ma
den, eaB CT 70 ctcn aud eir &itrraif6cs 3itrtd,
errbtct unr Grlte 0ertinrungen 9ctrpfftn Gat ITO.
cur6 CT i'm Stanct iit tttpaiSc Auftrd3t unr Sc.
tteauns aus rsn Iittrarlhcn Sa&r in altn 3rti9en
Der QBiftnItafttn, [Grnffltcncac II. /. 1anjuntD,
men uno - frfcrnc pos 8crlan8tc trseno ;u tatcn
- 1T ren mcslihit tliscn prc,itn rcrfbaffrn jl
ttnt,tn. 9urh rirft Ginri6tuns slautt CT, lcmcDl
tinen in Disli9er gestnr lan8f sefnbltsn 8erirfniB
1T testsntn, als aud cincn Srutihlcftnrtn putlis
rum unr <itcratur Sreunrsn, srfluts tu fern.
Sein rcrf1ufiS pcrr1tbscs $ascr cutbalt una Nns
bern bic wtrtbrplltttn Grfhcnun3rn rtr neurtttn
3cit ais Srrfs, Slufr. 0ttbtbtc Der Scr. ct.
Gin Vra1fmerf, 9iaumer's Scr. Ct, Sucs Sure
retTtn Gebeimnift ron paris; Gtb. rem 8crl,n,
Oiu(enm ttutlhei 9lafiter, S6incr's QDertt, in
9 fplcnc. Slnecr, &trnrrs C., &untts, tn9(. beut
(bts Q16rtrrtub enSl. btut1te 0ramatts, Spl,
nctI6brr, SuStnpfbrifttn It. To-, tprIt aae ;u bier
lncrb6rt nrh fetlen preiftn 9e8en eafeb ptrtauft
rerrsn. 8I6er unb 8cr,ei6niSe t6nnril titr eirs
,efcD:n iptrNcn uncNusmirtiScu, rpcrren 4. auf
,frties" Verian9tn ju9ettidt.
Queb bdlt CT ttcts auf y6ano sittes @drtitra.
pier, scuti6t unp enslifbc u. 9. e. Bidder.
gu stcbrtcn Quftrd9tn cinpftbtenr.
Gantrn St;tr. l6 I846
pAilipp Stlrbrf.
lz3 02f
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03

6at ein srcBts tnp frfehtites Qraarenlaser In
Ievfsine nens StoDrs Stube, cine xBire iibIid
son einem alten Stanct, pere9t,c Ct telta,tcs auf
-6anp bat nnb reb tfets BON ben clf4en Gaupti:as.
teu erlalt ene srcBe unp aussefadte 4uswabl BON
aQtn Gcrten pcn
aamfutannsaiiter.
paftne fur bic jesiSe unb frmincnDt Sabrts,eiten,
bic Ct alle 3u ben 8emsbnihen 9orcifen pertauft-
Sur bic iebtrae SeshnfisunS, rYefde CT tisber er.
baten' rautenb benuet or riefe @elcsenbeift Ginen
Sreanosn nnp sablrei6en Gunben su panten ,,b per.
ffiatet itdb alice anf,ntcten TIN ien 5aus 1T e.e,n
beliebten 0tfbaftsplase ju MAIDEN. CT bcft eint
fttntft Bemhbun8en, fein Gtatli0[emeut su einem
oer eriten I'm sar,ce sa MAIDEN, anstmenene Besan,
fft8uns su erbalten.
Canton, Oct. 49,, ls46. 3.3M.
81. 9: Die btdften preits in 9aarselo spereet
tesablt fur
Weisea, Gdute, 8lee- unb Tlads- Saamer
rrH Q. 81. Rimbal
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03
:, 9. E0lJH0n5I Canton,
Stdrf &c., Ship.
$50 if G terlNn Settler 2.

0erlelte 1T nor un9sfibr 10 cber l1sab.
rem ocn Gentldhlano nad) ten Ser Gtaa.
ten olls9enanotrt. Sen lesten 8risf, ben
lel'1e Serpanoten ben linn ertalten babeu,
1T orr un9efdtr eircn, Sabre bon Snamiltcn,
SNt;ler Scuntp. Sbio aus mad, Sd,louehs-
eon N M!ttelFroHfen, fSnisreih 8aperu
1efthldt. Ger Qenannte 6 ritter it Der
StNtbtuoer oc6 Gaters bcs llnter3eihneteu.
Ger 1cst allein III Ger Oidtc bon @lepe.
lano ol1th1lt. Gerlelte bat Ihcn orci 8ric.
te oeu bier Gus rad) oomiltcn an Den os-
nannten 6 ettlcr gefobeft, obcr feinca ants
wrrt erholten. Ger s|uf9efcrrerte, lcllte CT
oiele sinferoernn9 Iefen, niro hermit er.
ind,t benlllneerSejdneten 9lad,ridt bon lei.
nfn' ginfcntbalt6Ort 5u aeterL fc,pie aud, ie-
ecn Menfhcnfrennb, tcr ettpas pcn bem
9enanntcn Settler triiien fcl(te, hermit ouf-
9eferoert IL, badeIbe 5u tbun.-Die sleerek
Ic 1T
Wr. Scbn g>cpp, G(eoelanb, Sbic.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03
SOtsis SOGfcr.
9iehtSanwalt uno 0lctarius, &antcn,
Starf Co., Sbip,

Starf &c., Sbip,
q1irb ltinc tn9etbtiltc Nufnertfa,ntcit atIen In
ttin Saeb thla9tnrcn @rtt1ften, rc tDm anrtr.
tra,tt mrrncn mc9rn, 1T St0rt tlno ten anaren3en.
Den Counties mirmen. 3u9leib tsnahribtiSt CT tei.
ne $ancslrutr, Bog CT rrr Guricm mabrtnr ftines
Nufcntbalts in 9lew Ocrf, rurA bic siltise 6affe
res 8airifhcn Gtnfus rateItif Ginri6tunstn su
tretFen i'm Stanbr mar, mrnatb CT tinftis irssno
8ribdftc III ollcn xbsilrn Stut(ttlanp rur6 ltt.
tcr9ate an frlscnrt NcGtaanpalct rInftIeb unS
rrcmrt rerfDcn tenn.
Sir Nbeinhe6eu unb grcetsrsc9ttum
garsr,
@cnrob Strinn,eb. Wadenbeim an Der
loaaret Ghenfrei5 8aicrn.
SIR QEiir;turg, gamterg unb qor, aft.
Vnyern, Sranfc,t 9Inebod Jirntere uno
oas Etnt9reit 9Siirtemtcra, Gr. Nron, 50.
Ennpff, fcni9l. 9fpelattrr69sridts Nepe.
fat III Sdmbera.
Sir 3weitri'cfen, Snmtura unb Ofbeitt.
rren6en, nru. Carl @jrlsn, fSnol. 9epo
fat in 3meibriiefen.
J'ctorilts gErlf Otertrcnn, Depart-
n'ent Gleocrrtein, G(iaB.
Trl,nadtsn unb ssri6tlibe 9cfuments jtttr
Art wcrhcn rch iDm in rtutfttr; ersltftber un6
tranj't6b'r SrroGr rrrftrti9t.
Canton ;Sctr, 2. ls4T. s.tp.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03
$50 1T Sebaffian Ma(biuer 2

~C0 f| SSpuillulI WQlplUer
aus Sombad> Greisamt Srtwciler, Sonia.
reid prcueen.
Gerfelbe 1T nu9efdbr Dor l2 sobrcu mad,
oen Herell't9tcn Staatcn gerciif, unb fclr
ilh, naoh ben lestcn Nahridteu, in 8ctbfe.
bcm,, Yenna.1 auf9ehaIten baben. Sein nm.
tersetehneter Ncfe, Der Iestes Nriibiebr Tn
Bottom antam, rltnfdt Nodrid)t anter Der
9lbrene ' w
Sobann Dorr,
care of Boston Merkur, Boston, Mass.
I'D It 3 ffce.
eantcn ben IL. Sat-, 1s47.
Wrn beutieem Datum an mhl1en alle
po'fseloer III oleier Office baar besablt
neroen.
5-3m. @ecr9e Dunbar, jr. p. W.
9llle slrten Drudarteit tpirb In bieffr.
Druderet fauber unc panftlisb beiergt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03
S5j50ers ssGso2eise.

Suffers -6ousrp # e, 9lcn Dbre Nus"
satt, gut in &tbtr 9ctunptn - Qrti5 2. Slci6'
falls ocutEtcGAultiRcr ndmth, u. 81 G..Sndb'
ttatir unb Sttc. .Sicbrr, frrie aud caSlifhe S6us
ttiber, tcim Dutenp pber cin,tln, 81 Dntcn III nrs
nci, 8uAlaHen cine 1Dir tUrlih prm 9. 81. Sim
Rails ntucit Stcbr.
Canton cen l5trn 9e;, 1915.
s s; s, 8of.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03
Saanbaa. tta,S Wtcsper,
sfeht5 Amul(Se.

SfFce, erite Ghnr tpelilid pom ecurttau-
fe in Canton.
Stfprstn 9te8tsahen III Start unb ee, um(tc.
otnrrn &auntics. g. Ileptr reut(dcr llbncfot
uab Nctar, Olitslteb rtt9tr Sirma, tefcrat cttn.
fails anf bic tillisitcn @erin9un9en 0pQmae6ttn II,
ienltse srrihtiitt SnItrtmentrn, in ceutbcr fran.
l6ffAer nnb cnSlfher Srro8t, rnr ttrbt niht al,
fur Observation-Disclosures. Sui
Canton, Cen l5ten Sti. ls46.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03
MaNofanO ees Gitblels in 90. IL
alter.
MaebfraAe.

XSo 1T Milliam Ni6ln, 3udsr6ddsr'
Gus Min,ersheim, gros5ersostbam Saoens
Derfelbc 1T unsefdtr 25 ODER g5Sabre alt,
bes lebisen Stance6, nno fca int oteien:
eanb Dor unsefibr oeer Sabre an9etcm-
men feYn. Gr ica cine 3eitlan9 TT @olnm-
bia, Qancaitcr Co., penuy 9e,pchrt baben.
<tubent fir elm mte,ti9e Gahriften bon
Geutfhlano einaetrcffen fInc, miro er er-
flld,t, 1Ih etn,ufnoen, bep benz unterSe1dlne-
ten, tpctnbaft III Der Staet eauealter, pa.
spclelblt er ba5 Jt6here erfohren tann.
Sacob Nersp9, (Raufmann'l
Sauuar 5, 1S47.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03
Sefanntmabunoen.


SIR bas tisGer se9etene 3ntrautn canfent fefug.
ret Ieire 8ctanntcn une etihdftsfreunnen biers
NIT, fc,rit einem sccDrtcn Dutlitum terGaurt, paE
CT bas Shubmahcr Gcttdft in alien fcinen 3pcis
gen unp ltmfarS aut fcrntr in trintr netrn QGtrf>
ttatr, cine Ibir filrIid ppn Gttrs Grocery, fllb>
writlihrs Dlarttrtcrtf, betreitt unb rurd 0te Der
Nrteit, rrpmrite 9:rienun9 unc tiac prstfe &C aud
fsrnerts Sutrauen AT sersienen bcft.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03
Ntuer gltnuo0aren
GtODt+

Der timer ieithnctc ttnafrtdtt8t fcint Srtunrc
uno pas Iutlieum utcrbomrt rag CT witetr tcn rc>
RIGGS 0tt1dft an9efon8cn Sat nno irtt Gin fd6nes
9(nOrttlnent bon Gilenlpaaren,
Sn tcr Strbrltute rts orn. Satcb 6cbr, nabc tei
feuem Q2irtDsbauc, crfffntt Dat. Simmrrlcnte, &ns
Ger, QEa8cnmacbtr, Sutftbcnmocbtr, Sattlcr,
9hmiftr, G6ubmaettr nnb anrere .6anrncrfrr
ftnnrn in tinrm Strbr rit Q3etf5cuar ftnoen, iprts
dc fc ;u tbren untcrfaierli@cn Grl@dfttn 9chra'1s
den.
Sduern etenfa(lS nnb Inbere.
,perstn in frtncln Q1aarenla8cr ttnr MannsfaltiS'
felt ron Sa6tn antrrffcn ric ;ur .0ausDaltun9 UNI
,u btn rcr'6ebrnen Serlrfribcntts sctens erfpr'
ocrlie linp. Quffsr tcn gerrfhnliden Nrtteln mel
dc 9cmcini9lidb III rincm &ilcrwaorcn Stc9r 9eHal.
ten, llnb frl9cncc Tel iDm Ut Goten, netmlib
UerrufscDte arttkeI.
O1csnscne unb 0ldErncgatcut Icrcr,
G1frfc fir 9rrGansc unpDlprrec II. onesrt, Gelle,
SpicSeL Nlaun Sellc 1t. tSfciptrs,
Strttnatcln, 9laDnartln, Sciifcn, unp gts5s,
Sett ,lnr Gtl 3amrtn, 9irtten ppn allen Srrs
Srite uno 8int9orn, ten,
1tir, Seniter, 1t. Gentters 0ftniebmar;e,
laotn Sanp. g 6mcljtt9et,
@efblist, prn cen ntte>Slltcr Sanp,
fen DIutern. Nrhte Safer QiQcn,
Srinnraeer Giitn, 9ei9en
Jiubifdc Na9clrutben, Slotcn,
pf:ifen,
8errbsncr Seeen Gratb, ,Geerrpicns, itno
Sieh, -0armpnitas,
pferrefauenasd, @cisent6ssn unb Soften,
eaus u. @6littenatrdsn 0aBseisen Saitsn,
Watbematif6e Snitru.S Srtt9cl8attr,
inFntr, Ointrnrulprr, II. {. fp.
l0nbl, Sauna, 1t. IenrnNrcn mn GafTrcmi1len,
Sasen, tcpm 9uecnp rper Gin
0ann.er Qbaasibaolen, 3clncr.
Sarben, Sele, sSirmib, II. {. 10.
Srral Sirn,B, 0eneeif1 0iptb,
.Sat'mol, Sranttb Vraun,
Slabsfaantn6f, 9anptst Braun,
1trrcntin @riritusy Ofcr
S6eiremaffer, Sbweinfurt Grin,
Slepweibtrcden nnean9es sSortnSlieber seeer Sir
maht, rt5,
Sarte aaft6en, c6incf(6 germtltcn,
Gerliuer Blati, &inruB,
lta,ter, 2tnitreif ptntl,
xerra &c Sienna, G5olpfdaum,
Groom 0elb, 9rrnie,
Groom Grin,
nflan9t Grfabrun8 1T Dem Gtfhdft festibn
In ben Sanp fcinc Saeben otf bas pcrtbcilbaftcffe
einjnlcSsn nnb oa CT entfhciTen 1T
|9nte llno ipohlfetle 2lrttfel su ltefern
70 bcfft CT ron Dem SccDrtenpntlitum IN tenemun,
ternebmeit nnterlflet ;u ptrnen.
s. 81. Sbneioer.
| 0attrn, cen l5tcn SeJ, Is46.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03
q . It Sffce.

9llle 9lrten Drudarteit tpirb In biefer.
Druderet fauber uno piiufttib belergt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03
y q 6 fr0oen.
! 0 1T 0ilDeim Ollluer (SpGtb) 2


Gus 8rcucentero, S3rciS sicqcn,
Nc9lcrnn0abr5irf 9lrn5terh prcuin5 lHef.
pAa!en, 0tui9rcid prcuscu.
Hcrlelbe YsrIicB Shic ais 6rcimiliocr III
Der eoid'cctcn: Gompuanie uuo fam nit oem
3tsn Ne9imort Ger Sbio 6reiDNi0cn iii
Uiaton'rra5, Wcrtfc, on. &ranttcit ueran-
lu6te ihn lcnen 5ItIdlteo su nctmcn uuc ras
Eeste> spn6 ben i'm Qcb6rt murre, mar,
ooB er i'm Se9riff fano nah Ohio surild.
pltelren' "a htd)lt mid,tae Nadrid,teu
oon HcutdIaEO fir i'm roper cingctrcfcn
iro, 70 ergcbet al i'm uuo oac Wenltben.
trcunoe ole Sittc Rod'ridbt pcn leine,n ic-
s9sH 2'uftnthait 81 9ctcn unter fclsenret
Icereie
s. 6. Qan5bauS, Gautcu,
Starf &C., Shio.
~ unlere QDehfltIittcr, tcfcnters Der
Wecbaebter am Sbir. cas- Gclte blatt, Der
N'publlfaner, Ger 9n;ci9er bcs BefeuS,
Hilo OR 9St6conllnsSanner wereeu giltlsit
erInht obiSe Nadlfra9e Su cppireu..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-22
The Presidents Tour.

FROM the washington Union, June ~
We understand that the President Of the United Stat
the north. He will learn, be accompanied by Mr.
Clifford the Attorney General and should the state Of
the public business permit it, Mr. Buchanan the Secre
tary OF State, may join him at New York; Mt which
latter city 1t Ia expected the President will arrived
Friday next, the 25th instant. Mr.. Burke, Of New
Hampshire Mr.. Appleton, of Maine and possibly one or
two other personal friends will be Of his suite. The
other members ofthe cabinet will remain atWashington
It would we have doubt have been highly gratifying
to the President, If they could with propriety have
accompanied him The Secretary Of War who has been
confined to his offce-without the intermisson OF a
single day-for nearly two years. would we doubt not
have been pleased to accompany him throughout his
tour. and especially far as New York The existence
of the Mexican however, renders 1t prudent In the
opinion of that officer that he should remain at his post
The Presidents absence from the scat Of government
will not at most exceed fortnight and may extend
to half that time. lie will be advised daily by the cabi
not of the state Of tho public business and though he
does not anticipate any occurrence which will prevent
him from completing his intended tour, yet II such
should Unexpectedly be the he will feel to be his
duty at to return from point at which the intel
ligence making 1t necessary may reach him
He has we learn been invited by the legislatures OF
New Hampshire and Maine to extend his visit to the
capitals of those States and hope he may have 1t in
his power to do His visit IL wholly unconnscted
with party politics. any political object; but is
which at the same time that II will afford him brief
Taxation from his arduous public duties will enable him
pay his respects to his fellow of the northern
section the Union and to take cursory view their
Institutions their public works and other interesting
we understand that Mrs Polk will attend the Pres
dent far Baltimore; ut which city, she and her
niece, Miss r., will separate from him on a visit to
Tennessee, where they will remain FIVE six weeks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-22

CITY TRADE REPORT.
New YoRK, MONDAY ArrEn

NEW YORK, MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 81.
In the forenoon sales Of straight brands Genesee
made at ~ So AT the opening of change, sales includ
ing pure Geneseo Michigan, oswego, and Ohio were
freely made chiefly at 81 IS 81 376. sale Of fiat
hoop Ohio was reported at 81 l216 81 O64 Sales Of
mixed brands Michigan were also reported at 81
81 oo1, and sale Of mixed Michigan and Ohio
ported at 50 SIN The closing rates for pure Genssee
and fair brands of Michigan 81 IS 81 a7l, while
the former, of rather extra quality worth 81 co.
Wheat-sales Of Ohio were made atsI 70 a 81 rs. Ge-
nesee handsome white, sold at about 81 s and lot Of
Ohio mixed sold at 81 S. Sales ofround Northern yellow
corn were made at 81 Western yellow at o5 cts Western
mixed do at 81 cts Sales of mixed also reported
at lower figure. sale of do made, to arrive in
August at SO cts Rye Inactive and co uld not be
quoted TO- Heavy canal oats sold at 56c another
lot Of fair quality sold at 81 cts and parcel of Southern
brought 81 cents Provisions were extremely dull Asss
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Police Intelligence.

Stabbing-Oficer Parmlee, of the 5th ward, on SUM-
doie Gliispie deck hand board the steamboat In
diana lying at the foot of Harrison street. charge
of stabbing another hand board the same boat, by
the Of Frederick Becker 1t appears that alter
cation took place between the parties on their downward
passage and from words 1t got to blows when Glispie
the sde striking the rib directly opposite the heart
but luckily Of not sufficient depth to be dangerous Jus
tice Osborne committed the accused to psonn default
Of $500 bail, for his appearance at court
Charge Of Rape-A man by the name Of D. Sullivan,
iath ward on charge Of committing rape on young
woman. Justice Roome locked him up for examine
ton.
Concealed to StealOfRcer Bensell, of the sth ward
arrested Sunday man called John Sheridan, and a
woman calling herself Catherine Ward they having
evidently with intent to steal Detained by Jus
tice Roome for a further hearing
Attempt at Burgiary-The dwelling house No. 22l
Eleventh street occupied by Mr.. j. T. Bertine at
tempted to be forced open about O'Clock Sunday
morning, by the burglars endeavoring to pry open the
front basement window. The noise however, fortu-
natey awoke Mr. Berthe, and the rassas, finding that
they were discovered made their escape
Chsrse Of Grand Laresny-oGcers Rafferty, Nc
Sunday night man by the name Of Louis Mitchell, to-
gether with Christine Lime, Mary Ann Mitchell and
Martin Homan, on a charge of robbing a Dutchman BY
the Of Bernard Miller Of a wallet containing Sl20
while in cellar located at No Mulberry street. JUS
tice Osborne detained the accused parties for further
hearing.
False Pretence Case Dismissed-we noticed the ar
rest In yesterdays Herald Of Mr. David Collins,
Mr. BENZ Bowers by false aud fraudulent representa-
tons The case investigated yesterday before JUS
ticc Drinker and argued with good deal Of ngen uity
by Counsellor Terhune on the part of the accused,
which resulted In the being dismissed by the above
magistrate for want Of evidence to sustain the law points
raised by the counsel for the defence.
Arrest Of Rsputed Siare Deaisr.-Deputy Marshal
Smith arrested yesterday man by the name of Theo-
dore Caust on charge Of being engaged in the slave
trade lie was detained for q further hearing.
Arrest on suspicion.-A man by the name of James
Eyre arrested yesterday by policeman suspicion
Of being concerned with other person persons in
stealing at various times large quantities of gold valued
at near $1,000 from the shop Of A. g. Bagey gold pencil
manufacturer, No ls9 Broadway. The was heard
before Justice Osborne; but the testimony being
sufficient to sustain the charge the accused liberated
from custody
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MONEY MARKET.
MnnSHA~ .IuurA 0s IN - -

Es
Canton and Harlem the advancing stocks of last week.
fell OF this morning Other stocks with the exception
Of Norwich and Worcester, improved Norwich and
Worcester closed without change Long Island went ND
Ia, Reading Rail Road, y, Farmers Trust, IN stonns-
ton ~ North American Trust u, Illinois bonds . In
diana u, and Treasury Notes e. Harlem declined "
and Canton ,.
Treasury Notes improved another eighth at the &C.
nd board Indiana bonds went UP n, Farmers Loan
~ Norwich and Worcester " North American Trust
~ and Long Island n. Harlem fell of Il.
We learn that the Comptroller Of the State has been
assured that the stockholders Of the WATERFOWL Bank
would soon bring forward proper securities to
the faith of the bank. They will thus DO allowed to
wind up its affairs themselves, and receivers will not
have to be appointed We also learn that In case of
forced sale Of the assets &c. they would bring eighty
eghty-fve cents the dollar The bank has been re-
qured to show before the goth instant why the
official steps should not be taken to close its affairs
the Comptroller does not suppose that he will be com
PEELED to take these steps.
The Belgian government publishes annually general
table Of the and navigation Of the kingdom
This report Is scrupuously exact and precise the
valuation Of the various articles is made according
their actual worth at the present time. The following
resume taken from the Journal d.fnpers and shows
at glance, the condition Of.
COMMERCE. AND NAVIGATION IN BELGIUM THE
YEAR 1916.
Imports. Value in Millions.
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Mn. W. I.,u1

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD.
siR,-Will you please allow me- through the medium
OF your paper to direct the attention Of the police
most nsucrabe nuisance practsed In various parts Of
our city and especially In the upper part of Broadway
refer to an horde Of newly arrived emgrants both
male and female all strong aud able. bodied who have
located themselves on certain particular blocks for the
purpose OF begging for charity These persons watch
opportunity when the stores filed with people, when
they come In rudely thrust themselves up the
ter and begin series of the most uninteigble argon
Imaginable thinking that in the hurry and confusion
you will be obliged to give aims in order to get rid of
them They will attack ladies going In and out of the
stores and follow them the whole length of the block
and finding themselves still refused, they turn round
and basely insult them On the other hand the ladies
yield 70 the uppcations Of these beggsrs and give to
snem tney WIN lay hold OF their dresses and sometime
almost overcome them with their feigned gratitude
This subject Is becoming matter of loud complaint
and the Chief OF Police by seeing that there is remedy
A SUBSCRIBER.