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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

Correspondence Of the rhllsi North Am 4. 5. Gar
u. s. sur PsxBLK. CALLAo Ray, Aus. ! lS47.
We came to anchor In this Bay on the 18th Of
JAY, AFTER passsee Of ~ days from Monterey. As We
We here once before. In March last Cass seems
quite At home. We here for money and dispatches
and VII return 10 Monterey the steamer ar
nvee She 10 expected ~ morrow.
Mr. To,er. besrcr OF disps,ches and daughters are
with us-pssrnsers for Monterey
since leaving Ncw-Nork we have not lcst q by
sekness and the only serious accident Of any hind that
has occurred ~ our en- happened during our passage
call ssrsek the spare spare outside OF the ship and
killed.
We boarded the Cyane on our way down. and heard
Ne news OF Seous slorioss victory at Vera Cruz All
Preble.
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u. xHfNna lss7. r4siies for Gs-f'1-es' hHs ~ih
be introduced on Friday. Sept L TIE faes Rssrv
Bat, W. are nov manufacturing will embrace imponas,
improvements recently perfected By s' sns In qusliy
and ele sancs Of style VII. BE- uneqased ~ sny herss
fore offered They will be readily distinguished ~ ihs
sap which when ssssssd By the afr becomes detached
into eesso and graceful jas eo,ia-''" iesiare char.
se,er.rc Of the choices, quality of genuine Beaver
1...r Hg.ss " 4 AnH =. lsI1 sn2t n
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By Telegraph 10 YHe TTiJune.
FROM THE SOUTH.

PnLADELPBIA. Sept. p, l-47.
New. Orleans papers Of the 22d have been re-
ceived. There were no later arrivals u inter
meDts from Yellow Fever.
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Wing Convention at Springfield. NIass.-NIai
Webstcr-Sale of Copper Ore, &c.
Tribune Correspondence

BOSTON sept -. n.
The Convention to assemble in Springfield to
morrow is the great theme OF conversation here.
1t viii be distinguished in the political annals Of
the State.
The Congressional Delegation has been sum.
moned TO meet IT, met Mr.. Webster on his way
there. as arrived this morning In this crisis Of
public affairs. the immediate delegates OF the peo
pie acting for their constituents have cited the
more remote Representatives 20 meet them In
Convention 10 take care the Republic receives no
detrment The presence OF men distinguished in
the National Council will lend graver dignity 10
the Conv enton. and render perhaps its delbera-
tons more solemn and its resolutions better ad-
vsed
Hon. GFo. AsHNuN. one Of the faithful and mem.
orsbe fourteen IN Congress who voted against the
War is expected 10 preside over the Convention
position no less due his eminent ability than hi,
wide extended popularity.
| Before this letter reaches YOU Telegrnphc
communication direct from Springfield will probs
hly announce the denomination OF the present
worthy incumbent ol the 6ubernstorial and Vice
Gubenstorial chairs Their reelection OF course
winfollow immediately; the trick of the Loco Focos
to distract the Wings by the nomination Of gen
tleman for Governor lately distinguished in our
ranks and whose abjuration Of the principles he
for wears SO ably maintained has certainly never
met the public eve. will avail them nothing. Mr.
Castings wsrmes, admirers will be the earliest &c
revolt at this eratuitous outrage upon his past ca
reer. They fear ne Grseks the more when they
offer gifts.
leave this evening for Springfield with many .
young Whig ardent as Summers sun could
make them There will be full and strong dele
delegation from this city From Springfield vii
write at large.
| Maj WkBsIER leaves this afternoon On roitfe io'
Mexico. He goes direct to Vera Cruz where be
expects - oyertske Gen. Gushing.
his health has been completely reestablshed
and ne F" anxious to Join his regiment.
The cargo Of Copper lately transported to thu
city IRON Lake Superior belonging to the Pitts
ourgn tamp.ny. b" been sod for ss5coo. The eem
Pany anaerssand. are making de6nte srrsngemenn
I Tor he construction OF Smstng Works on their locs
tons The On,cnagOn Company also q, work on Lake
Superior have slresdy purchased the materials Tor the
construction OF furnace for smeltlus operst;ons
cargo belonging 10 the Huron A 81 Msrys COMPANY
I 10 about being sold
1 Az the fremont iioase. among other d,ssip.uish.i
gentlemen notice Hon. Hx>sr wHrsroS. And Hon 1
| /. CriSoNAS Of North Carolina N
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" Tvsifk Wayd-H. " GRAy, eothst and Finh- az.
is only authorized Carrier for the Twelfth Ward and
Ws subscribers will recognize him such Oar
former Carrier unxyoidably delayed by waiting for
end serving other papers and could not did always
do justice Often when a them wanted badly 20
zee his Tribune. be served with Herald or True
Sun instead. Mr.. Gray serves The Tribune only.
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srrzR,os Cor-nr-in Chsmbers-Refors Juiss
ysnserDool -Habsrs Corpus A lad named Robert ste
vens whose father Resides back OF hoooken' was
brought up and hs discharge IRON eniismest demand
al on the ground that BE- was MINOR II ~pPe-is M
he wss brought up once before when from some cao-
h!s faher consented 10 bis enlistment 10 "rinnE -
the law requires ana he was retaii.d put me iatnr
sftsTvsrd reentsc AID Aned - get Ais 10y o-cN
sw ssys that he en- srent O minor a. 40 between =
and 2l shat BE valid II toe enlistment 10 oy nis own
consent. and that OF Ma parents or guardians Al az
pears N Al stevens wanted me week oil v-ns ,ne
time of his enlistment and u was COMMENCED y %
counsel Mr. Daniel B. Taylor In accordance Win ne
decision IN Tynss Massachusetts, Report vol H. page
a. that boy cannot be enlisted under ne age q y
whether by consent Of himself snd parents ., ny AZ
that although he wAs over II Al ihe time Of ns fAtner
sivinz the consent Il then without The boy own
consent ana wish and that the Enlistment binx before
he WA IL was invalid The Court % eonsidefed, md
he was cischarsed
Sr-y,ryv co,-sr-Befors Judge Eisrds.-H-vry
iserers JgsaiAGa G0adaAs 4 80 irso,sr ~
dsnsse done % csrpsrrz per ship New The car
petrg uss slowed mali vsy Up In the over hold
and ve ei from the side side OF he vefse NO o'ner
goods were damaged and the Allegation vas mat these
must have 60, wet ~ soe means oI o.as. o,.,s "a
snis were bound - deliver the freight IN good order -
per bi Of ladins unless they themselves could prove
that w.s 1r In the way for when exceProns were
MADE in the bin of l.fns The jury had 5eeo out some
time before Ire ss0urren, Of TIE Court without ssree-
Ing upon verdict
corEr o. CoxNoS PLEAs-Betore Judge ushoersr-
- F,z@., D.sls A Co 70 Slrsv- ". Rsgsen WlNieu
Mallory -.f S-rsxoi 1xi-in the after part Of u
H. l-.6 the plaintiffs with otters were induced Under
REPRESENTATIVES Of his responsibility, 70 sell arse guam
Try Of drugs oils spiu turP~niine 81: 10 The no'es Of
Samner W Bennett At - time 40 OIL teser IN !" a.t
10 very few days s.terssrd Bennett iA4ed and X Nu
sscet.et ths mos; Of the goods had boeu taken - ne
drug store kept By Mr. Mallory, II Cortland 81 hear
Gr--n~ch The name Of Deeini sss over tne toor 90
ssn snd that Of Will.<rs Mallory on IN sizn IN the
window NJ Mallory STATED when called upon. nat
Mr. Dexsn, owned a. that WA 70 The store. MI D.
WA s.t 10 b. hi. brosher.ln-ls~. lie ss employed At
the tine 10 the crockery store Of Cameron a Moore
M.is-u .r- The plaintiffs with the arms Of Lawrence
4 Hick. scbsnes Downing and three Or four others
90, cut wris Of r-pvn and took ter goods rO the
store Of Mr. Mallory The present SAT- q 70 tss' TIE
question To b. cootinuec this torenonn-for p ain
RIA Nsssrs II NicOll and Charles Conos for descr<-
sssA xsssrs Bun. Magic sos Harrington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

4 SINGULAR BURGLART.-On Tuesday morning
about ocloek two broke into the branch period
cal esiablishmsut OF Mr.. Green. IA Myrtsavenue Mr.
Green left the house the about o'clock with
out discovering anything wrsnz but when Mrs. Green
entered the psror she discovered man lying on the
soft. Sir. G. wanted 70 turn him out but hs man, md
IN. only a woman io confront him refused 10 20. Tue
books papers Sc In tho 0icH were I'll dlsarranget the
lamps broken. sui everything disturbed. Mrs. Green
sent Tor her husband, who had the man arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

70 The Orpiesa Family bid sreweli 10 tie rohls o.
SATURDAY. next the termination OF their present. e1sase
the Museum nsu the e..aiien q ~ CON psny
ri@nf aso on that tsy II ,on No1t hear th~rs. nov
ths time Their performance IN conlunction Nfh tts
of Great Western. Ms. Bernard auG Pete No iafe
z A +. and a 4. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

~ LADIES sND GsNrtEssN obtain far eiuss
ton IN three mouths without .iudy or interference via
business ae,onas half hour daily II their rsi3eneS O
place Of business. Addres. " Fducanon,' lower fo';
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30
By THE SOUTHERN mAL
From Mexico.

We have seen letter from Al s-'icer a. era
Cruz on the 9Th which states Inst they were with
OF. ANYTHING more from Gen scot; bu, that II Ess me
opinion OF the mos; intelligent writer's from Mexico
TIA, Gen santa Anna will conclude peace TIA, his
present position seems 10 urge him % such measure
as bis only alternative asains; any stteupi d pat bin
d. WI on The part Of Psredss Valencia both q whom
be had declared ouusTed that there were 90 the beach
Al Vera Cruz some 20 troops with which IL q under
stood Col Huzsr Will 20 toward JaspA with his com
msnd and that MAJOR ly bad no, left there when ss
heard from The Sus Of draArnc says thst the MAJOR
had eit there The health OF the city q improving
By TIE 18th Of this month heavy blos from the Forth
10 always expected but the rorthsrs 81 not sry
commence Until the Let Of October. Wash Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30
The Grea Bav RepnWlcan says
sArrs on pm esrATE.

~ VA a. FraatLa S SIN --BRooKLyN PRoTRHrY.
Being 10 ihe vicinity known 40 tarnensiars Garden
lots IN IsHers0u.st bet~e1n ClDtonAv. AMI Es..-st
500 Dos to On Clinton ~ rear Eagles, $40, DO on
Covert and Dobsvose ss 100 - DO on athu n turn
pike 81 $50; 10 DO do Do. $500 20 Do do do tl,'JO
lG 40 do 40 s-OJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

~ Tn Haie Stat> Co,,renfion 70 nominate Secretary
Of State, Controller &c. will assemble Syracuse
"Wednesday Oct 9. IL j. 81 DeesA;e from
each Assembly District IN the STATE be chosen By the
Wig yoiers Of such District Ia such the Coua
~ Committee shall direct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

CHSEsE JuSE.-The menlt>Fs lay and cer.eal, q the
Protestant Episcopal Coayenton ia session lr tbs
city. 01sht not TO eaye here Until they have seen the Ch
Junk Castle Garden, tnd the curcsies
and thing. vhch cspiayed Ia her cabins and
her decss They may lima themseive. osturafe in
hanE t1s Opportunity 70 DO for II the captain ned
met With sons eifsaiies thai hsdd notexpecs ne wyu.a
have isxsa ~ ssssgssys Issa hsu pnepas NseS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

WARrHoUTSG.-We hope 10 hsye the pleasure
IN few days Of laying before readers the results
OF the information which will - collected BY tue two
agents whom tie Secretary Of the Treasury hss ces
patched TO England FOR the purpose Of investigating The
English system Of " srehousirg. We are hspfJ % learn
that that Government hss thrown open 10 warehouses
10 al their variety detail snd given SCENTS every
fscfy Ia the progress OF their researches which Is cal
cualed % a. ghten is machinery snd operation We
have no doubt that they will briDg bsck tnass OF IN
por;srt and useful informs alton They may also visit
Be clam sui Paris fdr tia purpose and are
secied 10 return 10 the Untei states n lhe month OF
october lUai1n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

n "TsE AMERICAS Flora" Nos. and 2.
CDR. A. B. Strong. Editor may 10 had CIV H. Graham
Tribsss Ruildiags.
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~ General Committee Of Democratic Wing

youus Meu.-The regular monthy meeting Of this Com
a,t,ee will take place the Broadway House Friday
evening" Oct ~ "a o'clock. II IL expected every
her yiIl be in his sesf At tina, hour. By order
JAS T. NJ BLEAKLEY, Chairman.
FpgDTaiCg FRyE. lc..-...t..
L. DELATIELD SMITH, 80
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

II Daring the last week the deaths in Brook
lyn we're Of males. u femslss. % adults - child
rem - From Nsw.York, !. Total 81.
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cnur, Cnlcndnr....TnI. DAY.


cncrrr couRr-Noa Il, 81, lI2 lO5 io6, l07, TO-
li3 ia 80 -. IFS, s.. 100. ~,
coxuoS PIEAs-so. , 3 25 %. 81, 81, co. &C. Il, =
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Markets. Carefully rcror'.t for The TribaHs.
WEDNESDAY,. Sept %

kSnES-There Il change T. notice 10 these articles.
Moderate sales ~ g. and 50 Tor Pearls and Pots EN
nO1e.
COrTON-The sales to day have been nearly II no,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

~ The Trustees Of WiIliamsburgh, At their
meeting on Monday voted 10 pay Mr. ?. Geimer eleven
dollars for killing dogs and burying the same.
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rounypCIAt AND MONEY MArrERs.


"WEDNESDAY ?. NJ.
There was steady market 10 day in Stocks ou'
NJ new feature to notice Treasury Notes were rsne'
better but a. the second Board went back 10 per
The Bill mark e, has not been active tor e'erlns'
bu, the business In Continental bills has been consider
bic and he rates are very hrm Francs y 10" H'A''
kei for Sterling Was sasi with iair business
The danness before noticed continues IN Freishs'
EnssEerents In the packets have been made Of Cotton
i'd Flour at i. sd and Naval stores at The same rate
To Hsvre Cotton 10 COINS si 10 In the pseksi ana
.ien, ship has filed up at &c.
The French steamer taxes about s2sO oOo In spe-
Gle. mostly In franc pieces and Mexican dollars
small portion consist, Ct American halves and french
gold.
A new counterfeit e. note on the Bank OF San
dassy has made iu appearance
The Boston Banks have just made their sein
annual dlTidond. The total srnount IA $s'seo show
Ing an excess of $500 over the DIVIDEND Of ASK Ap'
The highest dividend Vas per cent made ~ i'e S0'
folk ard the lowest per cent The SoH0is msoe
per cent the Boylsion. Freemsns Mechanies' New
gceisns shawmus and Sho, & Lesiher per eeni iae
Alas Atlantic Boston. Eagle, Globe Granite Hamilton
Merchants fremont Traders Union, ard Washington
- Per cent the City Columbian. Msssschuseis North
ard state per cent The average "a over y per cent
At Boston manufacturing stocks are dull
In the Annual Report Of the Harrisburg Il Ian
eastsr PENN Railroad IA stated ihss The receipts OF
the Company for the year ending September l. smo"n'
Cd 10 s4Oo-belng increase OF o92o over TIE pre-
vious year The unfinished part of the Road mas oeen
completed ani the whole line from Dilerve TO hafn'
burs repaired and put 10 excellent order. Ine nnanoHA
sfsrs Of toe Company are in greatly improved con
tton.
The amount receis ed for tolls at b uAo, Rochester
and Osweso during the sd week in september In iae
years lsi5 46 and a. is sc follows
is45 ls4o. 1877.
Rnaslo.........-.-sl66l9 81 s3iS-O =, s'-e;a i, -
osserS ............ 4579 &c 46o7 q I.l6l IL
Total .Sj0277 " Sgzl51 90 sio3-o -
The Csntral Railroad Comp any on Thursday last
made their ns psynen, 10 the Treasurer OF the balance
Que the state fcr The sale OF the RoSd The payment
amounted 10 $50 600 and Included some % The
bonds Of the At the rate Of 500 -
on thousand also abou, 5oC0 The internal improve
ment warrants
The last saes Of Central Michigan Railroad Sere
AZ DC per cent advance Southern Road 10 pr cent
sdvancs. Erie & Kalamazoo no sales Pontiac Road no
stock changing ds-ROsd doing wsiii Detroit q
shelby tho surrendered stock mostly taken and the
Road will soon be commenced
The Gren Buy Republican says;
since Monday morning last the 18th inst the lsnd
Office h.s been crowded al hours 81 the day. mo
receipts of the past week have heard estimated 81
s7J and yet II seems a. there 10 T. be no ees'
sstian OF the entering OF lands
The Corporation of Murfreesboro have sub
scri5ed $1,000 u this stock of the Nashville Railroad
and Individuals have taken $4,000 more. Rutherford
G. L Il hallnEat viii MAKE un s-al00O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

~ For the Fall trade oi she country ihs he ssio-
b. sfvefsc in the newspapers Of rcfhborns countt.
ard states \ choice Of -rch sections sui papers
s f.rted 10 v.ou. pursuits may b. bad A. the ssfrr,
90 y B. PkLNrs. who - appointed tnt specially sshf.
red % transact the bushes. % tho bst papers n i
states which BE - daily Tccciying sulscrpto. ass
,dNaIiL.alnents Al h. Office ln Gle lIIlane BuIlr..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

INTERNATIONAL PosrA6E.-Gen Armstrong. our
consal At Liverpool who arrived IN the last steamer !.
now In tkls city He expects ~ return 10 Liverpool In
q lev daya A satisfactory arrangement viii probably
bs made BY Msor Boobe about the rates on les,rs
red out by steamers Our Minister In Lonton has
dcas everything In bis power 10 promote n Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

Orleans Co.--James Gibson. Sheriff, VIM w.
Rasslss, Assembly.
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- THr CHF Ufsr sNn Bar p tef ~ ruf CRY o. rsi
yCur llts shoes or CATERS At Jo>t,s Aunv rssf
The Museum. 90 can 4et there "a good hois Nr :. ~
en- be- purchased elsewhere Tor - ont~ ssastng H-
a 70 sefsa hrsf rare bo0t = g. which y usns "a
fr - Double soled waterproof boots a. ~ ia q trt
e. Jones has the uus systsm-hEhf expenses All srtl
profits An soeds purchased AZ Aunst are NARRATED 10
i've entire satisfacfnu. -
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French Line of -teamsrs-oIayor'- Message.


Board or ALDERMEN. sept q, ISL
The following Message was received from bis honor
the Mayor which was ordered on ne sud directed to
be published il the csrporston newspaPers.
ID. 7. VALENTINE. Clerk
MaroBs OFyTcE sept n, is47.
To f< Hon ae Boovs # Aid-seu
Gentlemen I have the honor % transmit herewith
The translation Of letter which bsve received from
the Direction Of tie French Trzns Atlantic Steam Nsv
CATION Company
To letter 90 fa Of kind expressions and ASSURANCES
Of friendly feeling Il 4 unnecessary for me 70 add any
thing except 70 suggest respectfully that such publicity
may be given TO IL ciAly as may he deemed proper ey
yocr honorable BODY WM Y. BRADY. Mayor.
Pass. August p, lsi7
To ne Maso~ efAs Cis ef Sea-lers
SR. We have been infoTm.i By Captain teoeft,
won &c l,,. va vou of the kind ard friendly Fecer-
non vou we're p-As-d 70 give the steamship nion ana
har ccers on her arrival IN y0ur potthe GHf e'rrei
IA -. r. - ~. -.t.b, ,bed between HAVE and he
Commercial Metropolis of the nited siaies
- ~ ~ ..---r "a ~ doubt slrssav oppressed
y yoa e-t, --si.Ii,v Ard ,be sirs ho.pifsi,y Nil
.oua have before had u not been that. proof
Of cur ard IN sckno 70 Of MS services -
were desruu. tsi Captain hebert sh01d Be The bearer ~
Ths das-. fyour station sf sas ,srs you bur le
leisure Tor Journey Of pleasure, b1f tie distance oetween
your hesutiil Ciiy ard o. shgrt that "
fo Dot despair q SEEING yea YET among II this grzy-
rg event should axe .cr, Ne axe pleasure ~
that yol vii accept the accommodations which ~ hasten
oer D. yol bsri any OF packets AMI Ne bes yol
0 eKf-ll lie % those Eruileeni your colr.-nes
should sny 81 them feel an inclination 70 flsf
France
Be pleased 20 ,ommunie,ts. tn our name, this invit.
ton and make known hen Cur gratitude 1r he a.
euQ1, bestowed pou otfcers Az a&-nts We request
also Be the nterpre n the irenEs Ne entertain
1sAlt th- Press u ycrr CITY. lm which We have exp
-rce the kIDtest t-estrerf snc- n u we're pyssibs %
express oar senimelts 70 tie Whole couulny Tor We
Lsre ue foG all classes only TIE cst friendly feelings
We cherish the hope that CIR friendly relations VII =
lasting they sincere Thsf such may - the
. car ., ardent desire; Ard accept ss0 assurarces q
the warmth aud Affection Of the with which
~s have the honor D. b.
Your very sbedieut and humble serTsnts
,sssssSl A. HEAQur De HAlDEL / co.
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y. '4o GOVERNOR
AT. CONGEEssxES

Returned for Lsass Wilson reducing George Niisls
n eial vote 70 s24, but the above j. the true Total
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

src,Rs TOR PsEsrEviNc. We would ia,rmoa reader.
and the public thar Mr. sowLsR 80 snd g. Gresuvlh.,
and ~ Ncsey-st has store large snt complete
ment Of white and brown sasals WEIGH he 10 selinsr
unusually low prices lie sells superior German crashed
Sugar A. q and - sd brown Havana 81 GOOD dry hsa
&c. 6d and Is "a per be Also >iuari's yellow :, "A
refined 4. Ga Oar friends will ind The above GOD PIC.
a. maks their purchases- s"d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

l. YoUk HaiR uKY o. HAEsHs Ill %, yoo can e., a
Gle for 81 cents that viii make 10. az and ssSy ,ss
ciean SILKY and beAatlfgl force 70 - xro~ 90
hair fail On III ~ shilling bottle u Jos,s,,.s ~
Hair Restorative will stop II, and val aIe-s-
reOss, ke- Sid IN NswysTk sa'y M Ces@s@v
~ Assd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

RIoHELlEu DnNoSDPolSreo ColD fs>s-Nbsn gos
want a Richeheu be sure 20 20 70 b. =. W,r,oN Co
william a. one door below Wasf. or y. sAfies, p
Fulton they have the e. clnsive sale of en AMI a. cas
else ofernE this brand s Suy ~ fraud Country lsa
era viii do well examine their .io,s 81 Pens hefcihs
purchase ssthey oaering Pens a. unusually 10
prices wholesale retail Gold Pen IS cenis. IN. q IS
81 ~. DO at mistake the numbers Gold Pens essinil
remained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

POTrcE-A woman named Eliza Stewart was
s-rcfed Yesterday on charge Of stealing lot Of cloth
ing worth g. from ofi,er Costgan Of the Tenth
Ward by whom she WAS arrested. There were also
found In her possession quantity Of pawn tickets. Of
the velua of $50 part Of the goods which hsve been
obtained =, variou. ysrnbrokers. sho vas detained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

Fok DIssssEs IAFEsf GcTI0Ss AsD Df.fist ssxfsf, ,
rHE skfS, FkEcktEs, pINffFs. sCsrrks.-1bs ~.
appreciated sppend.ze 10 the toilet has Ter sny -
past maintained anriya.ed reputation as perfect fe'
or al impurities Of tie skin, together Nth ne 49,,
~ the most general nature removing every nse =
lowuess and tiscs!orston. and promoting the irsa'
g and brightness % The skln which consulate -,
liar graces OF q nre complexion. Readsr' ne e. ,
JoSsss Italian Chemical Soap !. warranted % 80 Z.
the above qualities. II Is -od IA Ae~-iois .ao (,
sn Of the American Essie, p! Ctaihsm'; frs'
~ -;eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

DROwSED-A man named Michael his srname
no. known Loaf overheard from the schooner Doc
tor a short distance below Cstiski tie employed
hand AMI Il supposed 70 have friends living IN New
York. He was an irishmsn by birth shout feet
inches high dark hair full face st1ut built and about -
years OF age Farther information may Be received By
applying 10 Capt Harris, l02 Warren-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

DaLLEYs PAS EXTRACTOR '-sirsuses sni etle,,
should be without sapply %. tn. standard and
uyaled ointasnt Country dealers supplied on ihs uos
liberal terms wholesale and retail depat n BoaS
way. 10 come from them BE- genuine. counter
feifs slonnd n DALEY s. 90 n9 Broadway