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0RoCKnRY 8. cIAss wARr

@. HALL has received large addition 10 his
stocked Crockery and Glass Ware, which was
advance. - - 'na"
May 5lh, Is47. az
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PAINTING.
PArNTYNu BUsTNEss

N1E subscriber respectfully announces TO the lnh.p
II ants oil Brateboro and vicinity, that he continues o.
carry on the
PAINTING BUSINESS
in all itu various branches viz House. Sign and Imitation
Painting, Glazing and Paper Hanging, sc at the otp
srAsD, door north Of the Vermont House. tie hopea
by ailhiuness 10 merit and share Of public Pa'
tonage - w ROBERT ROBERTSON. =.
Braitleboro. April %, 1916. ~
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TIME dcspondng invalid and all those who have
n been disappointed by false pretensions TO medical
skill by the rash and inexperienced experimentalst
apprised that DR. Andrews may be consulted on the
ISL and gath Of every month at The Vermont House,
Bfntteboro who treats all diseases in manner pecu-
liar 10 himself and effects cures universally. Dr. A.,
the only practitioner in the union who understands
the true principles and treatment Of Consumption and
oil chronic, nervous, scfofolous, pa'ayiic and ihenm
attic affections, old sores, eryspeaa spinal disease
seminal weakness, mpoency, gravel affections Of The
urinary organs female weaknesses, piles, diseases Of
the lungs, cough, asthma dysprpsa, mercura disease
&C.. Sc offers hope, energy vgor, and perfect health
those who have been invnlids for years from n
hertnnce. The system pursued by DR.. A. has beer
prescribed for upwards Of forty years in the Roya
Lock Hospital, London, with invariabe success in
cry variety Of diseases, being the most mild and eca
cious and the only rational and universal remedies
oil diseases, consumption snd insanity, could
be traced 10 be confirmed cases of mpotency, oil or.
binary remedies being nnppcable TO those cases. dis
appointment thur lollows persons with long standing
diseases make trial Of his medicine gratis.
April I. s3s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20
THE YOUNG MORAN DE FOREST.

- LEARNERS and breeders Of Horses,
MUEFXv E will you call and examine this Horse
before you make bargains loI Colts else
-NU whereof The above Horse is five years
old this Spring, weighs 1900 pounds; his color IS a
beautiful dapple black sired by The old Morgan DE
Forest and cannot be surpassed beat by any horse
Of his kind in this yicinity for muscle, strength ana
speed His stock Also is Of the first class, and he look
the first premium in this county al the Fair astialL
The Young DE Forest
may be found between May the 10th and July The
10Th The following season as follows
On Mondays at Marlboro Genre; on TUESDAYS Al
Wilmington; on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays
at r. Goodenooghs, West Brattleboro, aud on Sa1uI
days at Il. G. Lords, East Bratieboro.
'laf IS r. GOODEN0UGH.
BratlIeboro, May 4lh, 1871. 81
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On. WARRrN ON THE HoRsE.-The Massachu-
sets Legislative Agricultural Meetings closed this
wear with lecture on the Horse, by DR.. John G.
Warren. He said
"The food of the horse should be proportional
10 his labor If the same quantity Of food was al
lowed to a horse which did not work, as to one
which did, the consequences would soon be fatal
the blind staggers, which was apoplexy, would be
produced Four hours exercise day was essen
tiaI to the health Of horse
DR.. Warren thought that horses should be al
lowed stalls that were or feet wide, that they
might have room to move about and turn round.
Ii was we'll to have bar behind them and TO leave
them unhaltered II was mistaken notion, he
said that after hard driving horses should be kept
fasting until they were cool A horse could eat
with as much safety Immediately on stopping after
a hard drive as at any time. A little moist food
should be given to him at once. IL he was very
thirsty aud yet was hot he should be furnished with
warm water.
The Doctor condemned, in the most emphatic
terms the use of the check-ren. 1t was piece
Of cruelty TO use il; and furthermore, it greatly
impaired the ability Of the horse to draw load,
travel with ease. 1t particularly necessary that
the horse should be able to throw his head forward
in travelling up hill"
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4 Hereby Forbid

IL persons harboring or trusting my wife Claris-
s.h 81 ~ Cushman, on my account, as shall nav no
oso's OF her contracting after this date
Wilmington, May 10Th, is47. 800 '0''" IA
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ChMrMa.

"A FEW Of Stones Cylinder churns, for sole bv
Apri5, az -oN eL sa.sa
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Probate District Of Marlboro.
In Probate Court, Marel 80, a. d. Is47
ZONES John Brigham, Admins,tator o,,on ,bs
~ estate Of LYSCO.uB BIRCH late Of WIFI
ngham, deceased and files his administration aecoun,
ioI examination and allowance.
Whefeupon, il is ordered that said Administrator
noly all persons interested, that this court will decide
upon The allowance OF said account and order dstribu
lon OF The estate OF said deceased among the heirs
hereo az the session thereof to be holden al Cbiljs,
Inn N Wilmington, on the last Thursday of NAV
next, by publishing copy Of the record Of this order.
lhIee weeks successfully in the Vermont Phenix,
time Of hearing. ~''
A true copy Of Record,
Attest, BID HARRIS. Reo,r az.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

TTERDs GRASS, Northern cloyer. soutbe,D and
IL Western do, for sale by the qualify
Putney, April ~, - : - lws6 o.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

EARrmNe UP PorAToEs-On this subject, Mr.
c. W. Johnson says:
~ have long had doubts relative 10 earthing up
potatoes being a beneficial practice. and now am
convinced that It is detrimental The variety EN-.
poyed in my experiments was the lank Kidney
sets were planted at the same time (ihc first week
in Apri) in rows two feet apart, and eighteen
inches in the rows; and were taken up September
Goth, and weighed. The average Of all my expert
meats gives exactly increase OF one fourth in not
earhing up; but Of The plants gave still more,
viz: as ~ lbs. is to 81 l-3 lbs. The experiment
has been made on the 18th OF an acre of good deep
loan, with a cool, moist sub-soil."
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COFFINS.

sortmeni Of ready made Collins Collins made 10
order with short notice, Also, Carriages Tor sale and
repairing and paioling done al his old stand
PRESCOTT LATHROP.
Wilmington, April ~, Is47. 81
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OILS, PAINS & VarnisIl.
STATE OF VERMONT.

a STATE OF VERMONT.
10 Probate District Of Marlboro.
N Probate Court Aiareh 49, A. D. Is47.
The following petition is presented, to wit
10 the Hon Probate Court for the District Of Marlboro
tHAELEs %. WARE, Guardian Of HENRY @.
~ WdRE, minor, respectfully represents that il
would be beneficial TO his said ward, 10 sell the whole
Of his Real Estate, situated ia Wilmington, in said
district Tor the purpose Of putting the proceeds Of such
sale a, interest. Wherefore he prays to sell the same
accordingly
Y CHARLES b. WARE, Guardian.
Wilmington, March l6lh ls47. n
Whereupon II Is ordered thai said Guardian notify
all Pefsoos Interested that this court will decide upon
said application at the session thereof to be holden al
Childs in WILMINGTON. in said disrici on The last
THURSDAY Of May next, by publishing copy Of the
Record Of said appraIon and this order thereon three
weeks successyely ia the Vermont Phenix printed at
bfsllleboro 10 said district, previous 10 said time Of
hearing. NIL ~ s el,f
true copy Of Record.
Attest B. ID, HARRIS, Reg'r. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

an organic reform Of the practice q the Courts. The
Norwich Tsl<srapA says 10 Bsinbridgs the nsjoFitJ
against Mr. Bscon IL very heavy. This hss been pro
daeed not because be disiiked persously but ee
many Wings deserted him. and threw their votes
and influence into the scale Of his opponent
10 ChensnRo for County Judge, Henry Benneti was
defeated ~ Smith N Purdy. who. when IN Congress
supported John Tyler. Teas 7lols and aoazed ne
question Of Protection 70 Home Manufactures sr
Pursy. however. protested the utmost anxiety Tor
thorough legal reform and greater smP liciiy In the
code Of practice and vas believed.
II our County Judicial Elections can be kept apart
from the party contesb and the bargaining or logro
Ing each November though there will Be less Of that
than formerly under the single District sys'e M IN
worthy candidates will begin TO find that ia one thing
to &c, nomnsted By clique and quite snothe thing 10
get elected By the people.
We hsd written thus far when we met VII tne
Albany Frsek0Lsss to the Prorid>aes journals
assertions that Judge Bronson opposed to the new
Constitution and an elective Judicsry-hsd given de-
csion strongly ssainst the AnRentsrs. and received
the highest vote any o the candidates for the Cour
Of ApDeas-which a. that Gardiner got li5 % votes
bronson onle lH1.f--thst Br0Ds0n received about
900 votes more than the Loco Ticket in Delaware ME
name being on the Anu.Rent tcketthat b. had decided
no such Gaze a. the Journal aiegedsnd thst the Ant
Rent candidates ran far ahead Of the others
We will eDdesvor 70 bring our remarks 10 eonelu-
son in another article.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
l. Gen. TnyIor's Letter to the Cincinnati Sig
nal Forgery
The Union " OF Thursdi

The mon OF Thursday alter some remarks
upon this letter. says
aThe above is the view which we take Of the
letter attributed 10 Gen. Taylor on the superstition
that 10 be a genuine production b1t there is pr
Der published in this city. under the name of The
National Elir" which flies Gen Tay Iore name
ot masthead f1rthc next President of the United
States. this paper in iis number ol this Morning
rrpub.ishes tbe above letter and article rom rne
SIGNAL" and urYnounces 30 90 bc 4 t1recd if-fer
from GfG. Iay0r-Ln0 I0c1 trc.cry crp2sff
and SAYS:
Sorns vrars since thcre came little man by tho
name OF James W. Tsylor g. Cincinnati from West
New York. lie opened law office, but not meeting
with any took 10 writing for the press The
Cincinnati Herald and the Cincinnati Enquirer were rt
cipents Of his labOrs In this way for short time, when
be set up his own sccount the signal about year
ago The signal il sort of independent Democratic
paper not recognised at al by the Democratic party
and ia not distinguished for any remarkable ability in
ts editorial conduct"
The National Whg then copies the article
from the Signal and the letter, and makes the
following remarks
BY this time. have doubt the reader has come
10 the conclusion have arrived 81 namely that the
above letter with the printed signature Of Gen Taylor
20 u ia FORGERY
f1rggya base rlnfnp'5ie forgTy Not thst james W
TAYLOR she 0r1er We DO not say thqt though he %
a vain man. ds j. the victim Of a wicked deception.
30 he s NOT tar dereiver himself Tie is person oi 10
.iHi'i'Nf i.4 'iii'.tl'.ttaf -.-- +''-
THy lnr.
There ia nothing like Cen Taylor in ia.s silly itsr
Tho whole word viii pronounce 70 a counterfeit Al
once because the whole world knows the style Of the
hero Of Buena Vista
Compare u with the following genuine letter Of The
old thunderer from the New Orleans Bulletin. Thst let
ter written Col william Taylor OF Point Coupe
Louisiana Il breathes the genuine sentiments OF an
out aud out Wing writing 70 brother Whig ID there
anything In Il ike the sdde Of the Signal forgery
Nothing"
Here follows the letter to Col. w Taylor, which
we have already publshed and the National
Wing" concludes as follows
In the mean time. demand. matter OF justice
the old hero that every paper which sha publish this
vile forgery from the signal copy this article General
Taylor himself will ns IL 20 the counter as Il
can reach him The icounsres who have been instru-
mental In this infamous Of forgery will be ierreted
out galoWs ~ high az Hsmsns is already prepared
FOR them
Whether the letter attributed to Gen. Taylor be
genuine or a foreery will soon be decided by sub
.cqueut Developments from Cincinnati or from Gen.
TAYLOR
We learn from tWOcitizens OF Cincinnati now in
Washington that the " National Wing does h.
Justice % the talents Of Nr. Taylor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

Confusion al the Capital-Sania anna still IN
Power-Di,patche. from Washington 10 Cen
scott published in Mexican paPsrs-Risins al
Puebla recommended.
The steamship Palmetto. with Vera Cruz dates
% the sth Tampico D the 20th and brazos 70 me
2lst bringing a. express from Puebla by the Cor
dovs route announces that Gen Scott commenced
hi. march thence TO the Capital on the loth out
saws nothing in regard TO overtures for peace
One thousand troops left at Vera Cruz on the
18th. under Pillow, had joined Scott Nothins
farther from Gen. Cadvslladers force.
The sick were left at Jslsps on the 18th for Pc
rote Gen. Shields was among the number From
the City Of Mexico we have dates to the 9th.
Santa Anna is still in power His resignation
was Withdrawn though u was intimated that
majority 81 Congress were anxious for his accep-
lance of the administration and in consequence Of
,lisit has entirely changed It's policy and thrown
Itself upon his armies or the Puros opinions are
greatly divided.
A quorum Of Congress cannot be collected and
such confusion snd anarchy never before existed
At the City Of Mexico an important financial
measure passed by Anaya's administration has
been summary abrogated. Santa Anna IN his
defence. says public opinion led to the resignation
of Barnantoa and the nomination Of Lairaqua as
head Of tie State Department causing dissatisisc-
ton 10 the Puros the result Of which is not known.
Gen Almonte is still prisoner Of State.
chihuahua has voted unanimously for Santa An
"a for President. bat the impression is that Con
gress viii elect and Herrera be chosen President
No mention is made Of measures for the defence OF
toe Capital.
The papers state that Gen. SCOTS intention to
march 10 the Capitol on the loth was a boast b
keep up the spirits Of his men. The Government
is urged by letter from Pueba 60 fall on Gen scott
now. and meet and crush him. a. he has really but
5000 men though he pretends 90 have 1000.
Gen. Taylor is 70 join Gen. Scott
The proposition Mr. Tdst was authorized TO
make. it is said by the Mexicans. was that each
Republic should name three commissioners to dis
cuss the claim Of the U. States, and if Mexico
would not consent, war must be prosecuted
The Republic Of the tn publishes an intercepted
dispatch from Secretary Marcy to General Scott OF
the 3Oth Of April which informs him that the Pre-
sideut supposes by the end of June he will have
% 900 men, and General Taylor 10000 and asks
the views Of Gen. Scott on various questions sug-
eested, and gives directions how to operate with
the disaaected Mexican States. Several other in
tercepted letters are given.
Santa Anna reviewed the troops under Alvarez
ou the 6,h They had not all arrived there but IVES
expected 90 reach the Capital with eight thousand
10 a few days. Vice Governor Ola signation
has been accepted.
False alarms continue at Tampico. but party Of
dragons who proceeded forty miles to the interior
on the 18th, saw no armed Mexcans and the people
appeared friendly. Nothing Of interest from
BrazOs
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NEw.YORK TRIBUNE.
vrw-yoHK. SATURDAY, July

~ Advertisements Tor the Tribune Of Monday
~, y, se ssnf IN before 10 o'clock on Saturday even
ms :. me lu,fcaton Office OF this paper not open on
Sundsys
Subscribers in the city who dc not receive this paper
a, an early hour are reqoesedt 70 leave word Al the ONCE
a our arrangements such enable all the carriers
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rers falling to accomplish this will be required TO give up
their routes.
Persons wishing The Tribune len at their dvellngso or
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leave their address at the Publishing Oce, or send
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CouRr o. CoxMoS PLEAs-Before Judge Ingrshsm.
-CAoyles q Grl5a Hezektah WiilidDls-sir w hired
Of Mr g house corner Seventeth.st and Blooming
Pale Road 10 be- occupied as branch Of Mr.. We pri-
sste emigrant hospital which has excited some little at
t-nton Mr. g. brings action TO recover damages for
ar W. bolding IL days in April lsst the rent was
SO uonth)-slso that while Mr. w. SO occupied the
house TOR = month or two. much damage done to
the doors and fences and oOrs By the emgrsnts sppro-
pratng portion Of them, unnecessarily for 1rewood
&c For defence, IL eoutendsd that the house
Jeff Ia about good condition when first hired Yer
diet for plsinuh SIS For plaintiff, Mr. Z. w Bishop
for defendant Mr.. Dickinson.
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corsr or OYKR AND TERnIEKz-Trus f. Young.
who was tried on Thursday Indictment for for.
gerry 10 passing 80 counterfeit bill has also two other
Indictments against him for the other tvo $40 bs spo
ken Of on PIN Feb and 9th March. His bail has been
reduced from 5000 10 $50 each.
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Law CourIs.

COMMON PLEAs-Psrt Mos lO3, 70. w. lOl, ~
li5. 3 H. 81 55-Psrt 2-Nos. 24 20. zbo, N4i 40,
~ ca p ~ 81. 1872 %, 4, %. 50, 100 2l0.
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA. July .. ls47.
Ihaye made the tour Of the hospitals this morning,
and assure you thst there Is not the slightest founda
ton for alarm in either the number severity Of ths
cases. The hospitals have all ample room and accom-
modstons and are IN = elesnly and comfortable con-
diton.
On Monday the Board Of Guardians passed resolu-
ton 10 send number Of snpfever patients to the old
Small Por Hospital In Spring Garden This has raised
the Ire OF the Spring Gardeners who are 70 bold meet
ing to night on the subject There considerable feel
Ing about H.
SALEs OF srocEs-FBss Board aad After-93 Com
b ssh 1000 T-xas DDS - 23t 100 Texas notes u +
800 Loan 61. cSp 1915 ~ Morris -. Id Ches
snd Del s6 so Resf. IS iots ~ 800 Read % ots
s. W. 34i; 45 Read, nv. 3fi 500 Read DDS, soa
1000 STATE 81 Tgf CD T. : B. Qots) q. DO Legh Canal
scrip. ia gO0O Illinois DDS, (specisl - 40 800
Ciy - 10 lots) ~ 4. 400 Loan. ~, lulT' $50
: Loan IS lotsl lO7s Farm and Mech Bk. 5os 3
Farm and aeh b. 81 100 : Loan, ", lOli 100
Texas Treas Notes. "a. -
SeeOna Board and AfT-7l Am Bk, lso J Man
4 Me- D. a 400 Resd 3D. 76i 500 DO, DO Is Nor
ris Isl 80 do s5wn. do 80 Nee a Nj bk ~ Potts,
IS 300 81 So 51. and p, ~ ZOO DO and 90
50 N Bk Potts 50 1910 Texas lot, "a 100 Tenn
3D. int Jany and July, s2f Bk Com, 80 - 100 lie
high 3oi - do do "A DC, DO ZOO Leh' o. u l0VO
Head Sd 76t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

e Among the many smusensnn and ezcsrso''
got up for the qualification and enjoyment Ofshe
of NeEYork for the Fourth Of July there none '~'
will add 10 the health than take mp 70 N'"y
Island, and enjoy tee luxury Of bath N INC
surf ths, rolls on the beach and good eions' .,
&c; and In so doing they viii not ooy 400 " 'ne'i
health bu, benes, tho en,erPh'ins individual VINO h'
spent hi, money to establish :, a. place o. re.oTS you
take the steamboat Geaerd' "Ai'" ''"'' 90 = f
Der Advertisement
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- Millions ana milioa. u barren,
-. .rd unat.ractive hocks AND sTosts DzyIEo Ma
But when snd scsnce sroye 10 aid NsIUf- tss
,rund fruitful, covered with yerdant grsss
sad YELLOW, coLoES coSs. 30 u 10 with bad, bsbles
h-ads and faces The hair can De forced 10 grow tne
tbsck and luxnrsnl Hundreds know this aud have Ie
ssd % H. who have used So bolue Of Jossss Coo
Hafs RgsroRATfvE. II never fals, and ~ vs will ssy
more sboIita present II sour or dsndruf 10 In
head read his
hereby certify thai my hsir wss tnrring gray A.
that .irc- have used Jouess Coral Hair h-stof sye
IA. entirely ces--d failing 10 growing fast, sDd has
dark look Before use1 JOrss's Coral Hair KssIorst
cotubed 0ug handouts VI hair daily
WA TOAPkIN5, % King 81. N.
Mr. Power, grocer Ia FglIOu-sI bad hi. hair cnoksd
xits dxndr8f, snd JOn-ss Coral Hair Restorative ennt
cured a. Do yea want 10 dress beauty sod make -
hsf .on and me, Read Henry ID. Cullen late bart
y board stesmbOsg south America DO cerufy W,
JODsss Coral Hair Restorative 10 The besl srues 81
used for dressing, sofrnsg, cleaning and ksepiog "
hair COG N order; ali my customers preferred "'
anything ese -.
sod ooly Ia Ssw.Yors a, 81 chsissmst lyi se"h
HY Persons wishing The Tribune left At their resie
enee or at their places OF business. viii pssss 'end''
note through the Poss ocs or leave word = the dsss
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p,,xxoroer.-our friends from the cocntry, swell
. -. will remember that the chronological Caoi
~, or Mu.eum will be open and FszE TO every one on
~. ssh inst Professor FOwLKR wili be there 70 en-
.,uioe the heads Of all who apply. large collection OF
Bast.. C.sts and skulls from the heads Of murderer
thieves robbers cIerynsn, layers and doesor' may
Dc seen by all who may be dispossd 70 call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

DELAyAN TEMPERANCE UNIoN.-This IS the
Of Association composed OF colored people, who
are anxious 10 do their share 10 advancing The Temper
Gnee Reform. Il embraces within the sphere Of u Ia
bors states OF New York. Vermont Massachusetts,
and Connecticut and among IL officers We observe the
names Of eolored most conspicuous for intelligence
and philanthropy, both elergynen and lsymen The
Fifth Annual Meeting Of toe Union IS 10 BE- held on Tues
day Newbursh when il il expected that large
number Of people will be in attendance. The meeting
last year Poug akeepsie Of deep interest and
we have doubt that the gathering Tuesday viii al
ford convincing proof that the Zeal Of the cOOred peO
pie in the Temperance Cause has no; abated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

~ As the grateful rain from Heaven make ihe p1cn-
81 earth frliH9 dOes ibis agcis act p.ffsn nsn
ssps IL causes sy actually forces he hnnan htf 70
~ row fbe h-ss or 49, ff,se agan b&r use sAFs-
some DO an beings fails oa, Joy<ss HAZE kssroHAtk
80 4, c.,. -, q r,. ss ulsl DOlLe. Sold 10 New
w on~ a. a. ch.,b...t At brooklyn Al 39 Fulton
I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

" The steamer Roger VILLAINS arrived yes
.erdsy at quarter before o'clock. Thanks to Capt
De Groot for Albany papers.
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ssEfr HUNS MKKeHASrs MAGAZINE Tor July IS
Interesting IS usual contains egh; soe articles upon
Commercial subjects besides It's usual LA~ hePorts and
the money article The statistics furnished y ms Mag
szine invaluable. Published Al Ia tuiton-sI
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" Our thanks are due to Mr. DESSIs Of the
New Haven Line for Boston papers IN advance OF the
,,sil delivery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

~ A fire broke out ssterdsy in the rope
walk Of gr John Morrison, in the Ninth Ward OF our
City The flames spread 20 fast tina, before assistance
could arrive the whole was consumed. Damage about
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

UNITED STATES CouRT Argument In relation 10
British ship osled for infringing the rules % the ear
rying trade, BY bringing 10 this port from London
large quantity ~ gums production Of the country
10 which che belonged &C was heard yesterday. De
cison reserved.