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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-12

ro,rsr,,oHy A. GREEN; ys,csfoncer.
II gygyssI2EnOISD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE GOI n
Ti1,H hy En- ar,u,LLJEWELLED WATCH &c AT AUG.
saturday the 18th instant at O'clock in from,
oil the Centre Market, shall sell good lot of fm,ra v
Chairs, bedsteads, feather beds, &c VIC
Andirons, shovels, longs and tenders
large lot OF crockery ware, casters Sc
Also good cooking and several other soves
With many other articles of furniture
Also, fine pafcntlever gold watch, full-iewelled a
good timepiece. Terms cash ' "
Nov f0-2t A. GREEN Auc,io,e.r
Two LnT.-A house completely and elegantly furnished
l. and most eligbly situated In the First Ward
Apply 10 Richard Smith, esq, cashier Of the Metropolis
Oct 26--
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY NIGHT, NOV. re, Is47.

appointment by the President.
ARNOLD PLUMgR of Pennsylvania to be marshal fol
the western district OF Pennsylvania
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19
eycOND BOARD.

At New Orleans the money market has under
gone no change The banks discounting freely and
for commercial purposes there appears to be no scarcity
of capital The business in Texas Securities has been
quite limited no change to notice in the rates Treas
ury Notes l4al4lc Interest Notes 10 Eight Per Cent
Bonds % Ten Per Cen, Bonds 2ic on the dollar 70
reign Exchange has become quite dull and the rates are
shade lower Sterling 1854 0lO6l Francs 339054o.
New.York 60 days. lI0li per cent discount Checks
par at per cent discount.
At Cincinnati Eastern Exchange is in less de-
inand and nominal at I prem. The demand for money
has materially fallen off
The New. Haven County Bank has made an issue
Of 81 bills engraved India rubber prepared for the
occasion 10 elastic, very is''7 s'Sho' n"" P"per
impervous to water and not easily torn or worn out
The signatures and flng-up, ia consequence OF pre-
vious preparation have deed all effort at oblteration
even that of boiling in potash lye.
The Reading Journal says that the Branch OF the
Pennsylvania Bank that place will be continued and
90 into operation Immediately. The following gentle
men have appointed Directors by the parent ns
tuition to serve for the ensuing year Charles Evans,
David F. Gordon, Samuel Bell Richard Boone and vii
liam Eckert. John NJ. Knight, Esq. is the Cashier.
The lake imports at Buffalo, Of few leading
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RAILROAD AccfDEST-While the train was
coming in from the East, Saturday evening asi and
when within two miles Of his place, the track spre.a
a. gave Wsy, sftn- me engine Gown ~ on me io'i
into which tplowed with terrible force followed oy Toe
tender which wss forced against IL with great power
a. also were toe cars sgsnst each other. The engine
was badly broken and seriously blurred. None q he
large number Of passengers were injured snous1 os
or two barely escsped from the breaking up Oh mo
platform Of one OF tho. which they bad Jast lri
One passenger Loot the skirt Of bic coat lSyr Jour
WRECK Or TIE BRIG NoRTHERSER-Ihe brig
Noriberner william oil this port for Havana was to.ed
10 sea Pridsy afternoon Aboufs o'clock same evening
abe s,ruck Broad Cove Rock and beat over "nen 'ne
let go her anchors. During the night owing 10 me
tremendous swell she dragged her anchors and sooe,
~ o'clock struck on Trundys Reef and vend TO pieces
she was lumber laden Toe vessel and cargo were IN
sured for g. 800 and will &c total loss.
Portland Advertiser.
RETURS or TBE JAsEsTows.-Ine Cnitea states
ship Jam. stOwn Csptsin Forbes arrived At THIS Port
Yesterday morning from Cork. Ireland whence enc
sailed on the sftrnoOn Of the I'D ut Inc jamestown
has been absent on her mission 81 cnsy JIs' seven
we ks The only circumstance which has occurred Z,
mar the pleasure Of the voyage was me Oss Of one Of
her sesnnsn Mr. John Hughes who fell IRON ine id
boom while slowing the 10, on the 80 instant
S Bost Cour Monday.
rzy- The water in Lake Champlain is very high
-oyeraovlng the whsrves Ct Burlington-snd Is SUI
risiug
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Foreign Markets.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

LIVERPOOL, 81 May, 1917.
Since the departure OF the last steamer, 10th u there
h,. been A panic in the Money Market with pressure
onte uuexampled of late yess Higher rates have been
ad ON discounts OF bis Than In 1887 and 1889 aud
dn,g soue DAYS the most uudoubed paper could not be
on The apprehendod cOnst quchces
of continuance this state Of hiDgs have been Strongly
on the Government and the Bank OF from
various quarters tho igh II is understood na ne ia
Ter Ia. re- Ned Ia de dlscouped rather more
freely the few days yet the severity OF the pressure Is
only vey partsly relieved, Notwithstanding me accounts
hal The Russian Cove nments about 10 invest upward OF
two millions sterling OF Tvs gold 10 are Eoglish funds
From the situation ~ the Bank II 10 evident mai must
maintain very restrictive course, and there seems no res
son 10 look IN but tho continuance OF svsry sn
gent Money Market ami high rate Of Interest al least I'M
IN We have pretty satisfactory assurance as 10 tho result
Th. panic ha. OF course been severely felt The Cotton
sae OF The country, causing spinrers TO continue OF ex
tend their sysem Of working short time until now me con
sumption is probably reduced to The extent OF enc hsi,
and great degree Of gloom prevails Throughout ihe man
uf.ctnrus districts Our Cotton Maset has been better
sustained thsn might nave been expected ,ntaer me %.
faeuce Of the short crop accounl but hiss declined 81 2
~ Tn, sses for The week ended SOth uli amounted 10
,, SEQ bales OF which $50 were psnd a. 69bt e4p Or
s.ps si647i with 20 fancy bales al 10 81 S Alabama
and Moh. at 5id7 ana lO0 Sea Island al l<d@od e 70
Abot 1900 bale. were taken speculation during the
week The business Saurfay The let inst. was lVV
bales and odsy about 1000 have been sold OF Saturday
bushes, $500 bales were taken on bu' e
ualiVe demand has been quite suspended Gay ran p
hand 81 fair Noble o. and iair Orleans q per %.
Confidence In the Com Markets seems 40 havs increased
since sndns come cheek and temporary
Flour declined - SIS per bb but hss rallied AMI 10 now
worth 40s 10 ais ana Pnsdelphis aud Baltimore NAV b
quoted S9s American Wheai lis TO i2s per 20 os The
supply u Indsn Corn having been rather beyond he de-
IL OF rather difficult sse al ass 10 5ls per quarter
a Indian Corn Meal may he quoted rs per bol
Yoas respectfully. Brown, SMILEY CO
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SMITHS PATENT PORTABLE
FLEETISG
SHOWER BATH,


4 NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ARTlCLE--Ine pes ar
hreugement FOR bathing ever lnifOduced-iesIed and
nyerssy recommended By gentlemen and ladies', physi-
clans, and scientific men In genera. a., -, 49,,
The superior merits and claims Of the soove named
Fl-etng Bath he great success O Us nYenuon me very
rt-n.iV demand and sale FOR hen during The season past
"a o I'd several Individuals 10 form al association Tor
D. purposs Of manufacturing and vending these baths
allied hi. and Festng shower Bath Co. located
Al w nam Mas. with rgtts W Manufacture the article
In osutity 10 supply he demand throughout the United
sac. and having rsmsdied al he Lille tescs Incident
~ liz rst sppesraace of all operative machinery they
noE prepared supply ne public with article perfect
Ia al fs paTts and would invite all UhO wish 20 avail
themselves Of 0rs q the greatest iuxures well one
a he most agreeable and ghuul Of restoring
snd promoting health. 70 CAL Al
r. c. kEdP3 General Sales Rooms
AL Broadway, doors above Cansl-sL
Where nav be The greatest variety Of the different
.,ve. OF schecure comprising the largest assortment
mai can be found In The United States wholesale and
retail -
Orders from any part Of the United states viii be prompt
ly arerded TO BY addressing r G. KEMP ~ broad
myiS 2us2Ens Pnnelp-I AxsEt Tor View OK
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT. suitable for new
"A hoqseke-pers 10 rePensh the dnsseis OCCASION
"a oy removal, or hoase-csanine, consisting Of white
CEmbri.a China Dinner and new shApe Toilet Sets 10
great variety of patterns shape white China Tea
e. South Brooklyn and sent 70 every part Of Brooklyn OF
Hew-York, free Of expense.
40 In THOMAS r. FIELD.
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PARKER'S
COFFEE HOUSE,
No. % DEY-sT. tFoaMEsLY % JOHStI.l
N-r.YorE ais 6rn'istp


ITO -HIP CHAMBERS, Dealers IN Ma $50.
i C. rpIene soap Makers, kc.-The undersigned nsr-
Ing saccseded 10 he business Of Messf Cooke Adams,
late p-utiDe D.sers, &c. u pref sI-d 70 -
.Stert for Carphrne srirfs Turp-nune, soil uI-
Der ne Prch Tar Rosn Soft Pitch, spiris Tar, ar
nshes Coal Tar and every descripuon o. Esse
80 terras Having effected Arrangement ~lA or.
Tnoss Cooke ae n The above hrn 10 ,uprrniebl l1s
rnsnufsrurg and distiing department NE
a - 80 fhst hi. articles vii be found equal II DOT
8ns,or 10 hose Of sny other house IN lie nied SAss
IA9' 4 ~ 60 Snuth.sL
We lake this opportunity Of addressing or oia hlsnas
and customers in behalf Of Mr. J. / IsPseo.l ~ MN
Inc feeling ss.ured from our long acquaintance VII
him fbe hsvng been formerly he our housel &C W
ge h. OF his eing able - give enifS tas
i>S'OH ~ o. WV THOMAS COOKE.
40, B. ADAMS
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The Ten Hours Bill.

HOUSE, on Commons, April 2l.-On motion OF
Mr. Fieden the report the Factories bill was received
On the motion that IL be agreed TO- Mr. Tre!swny gave
II his most decided opposition on the ground tns' war
perfect mockery 10 Introduce such Dill unless t9
House also prepared TO hx the rste OF ~ases anu
the price Of provisions. Mr. Hume blamed tne govern
oent for giving any sanction this measure. The en-
croachnents already inside upon us by the manuiactur
ers OF America great that II was nothing snort OF
insanity 10 agree 10 II lie. therefore moved that the
report bs received that day Fix months Brown
seeonded the amend ment After a few words from MI
M Philips against the bill, Mr.. 7. Howard ana MT .
Crawford both supported IT, Inc st'er genuen,ah oe
nounc.sd the opposition 10 II ~ unfair and veSatou'-
No ootsce WAS on To. paper OF the day and yet an at
tempt waxnae 70 defeat the bill by taxing the Iisnos
OF the surprise1Mr Lsco'i ae,,ep INA
thu House in erct To the sborng glasses 10 reject he
e--Mr Ferfar,d tainted Mr. r. hscot, win t1e
Inconsistency of his proceedings on ms bi formerly
Tel apy0rted Nov ne had opposed it aver hshoIt
eoa9ersaHoD bet,@een Nj. Munz hI lancfed' mr.. %,
sseolf a. ga !. L. Eyans, Lord bas,el confessed
usi b. you'd hsve preferred 10 have nsd the time IN
~ sea .sssisS q Y srso IN. sSrisy o'
fls r0use he himself justified 10 giving i his sup
fort-Nr Roebuck denounced the conduct oil LORD j.
Russell 10 supporting this measure as weak, waverng
and unstaiesmanike House then divided, when
lhe Numbers were, for the amendment 40 and against
A. l0i The report was, IN consequence agreed 10;
Nj Brown then proposed TO add clause to the bill
tot AFTER some conversation in which Sir g. Grey MI
7 fceftor, Mr. Broiherton Mr. Ferrsnd. Mr. koeouck,
Mr. NeWdegats, Mr. Aelonby, Mr. Philips SIR IL reel
and ord j. Manners joined Induced TO withdraw H.
Lord Ebrington also proposed to add two clauses to
tns oai but OF them was negatyed without al
vision and the other did even md a seconder
On clause proposed by Mr. Leader for the purpose
of enabling m.owners to make up for the lost time, In
cases where. from the dersngement OF the machinery
they had been obliged to stop work, division TOOK
place, when IL was negetiNeu py an''JoiS VI - WV "
voices
The bill was then ordered to be engrossed and AFTER
some father conversation was ordered to be read
third time Friday next There was however, scl
ra understanding that this cement was only made
10 enable the house to in on that day anotner ior he
farther discussion OF the measure.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

soLnooUY OF a PEDESTRIAN,
LINING cAmBMpGE STREETS IN TIE sPBING


WALKING cAMBMrGE sTREEIs IN TIE sPBING.
FoApd N bouls floating upon one Of the ssa<naiks,
hyrii :, lei7)
Wondering desperate, where shall man turn,
Dark is the night as the Csve Of Eugaddi.
sIumping. I plunge about %. for lsnternD
Like Phills,ne 10 Enersons sasdi.
Could but zee the committee on highways llesi
Doomed in their best boots 10 prooe our sueetrouo-
Friends din scOw) rskip2 courts lance, and oyWsys,
Guess where they're sunk by tue epitspn b1Doies
There comes vehicle hsply some Noah
Ssls In his gig 10 explore new Arsrai
While in the Hood here ! pitch % and FRO
Mere drowning rsi--Lord I wsh that were . Iss
Surely Ruth never had ssid TO Naomi
"Whither thou goest viii go slso,"
Gould she have acquired Of sidewalk, so ioetnJ
sidewalks no civilized turtle would call 20
O. night some Alderman. were he my brother
Here wade 10 penance whole month 81 sShssJs'
RoouDg win one widowed foot iof tne o'he'
suak Ike pentent soul In proiunos
There goes one rubber these wsys are lnser otaoe'
Like tho.e Of Providence. psst unoei''Snoihs'
snail NOT I look Ike a vsiter suitable
N tiny friends md forbade lsndlnst
1,,.oicu, he'll think I'm a ancient Egyptian,
surung as they feigneo) from the black mud oiNhas
Y,o a, oS.cure as a Copiic inscription
Murder that's one Of the ssooehesps tney pie We
There they've been lying-foretellDg gutter
R,onhets OF He.1 eighteen months this last Christ
Taantlng the hopes of each deluged sooior' mae
Parting two mud sess, q mcunlsinOos stfunus.
Into the mud again up TO the throttle -,
Legs are mere corkscrews 10 pull out the ieet WIN
E.ch of which draws like a cork from bottle
o. plank could hsppen 10 meet with
Then II 'scspe this diluyisl evil
There is chance Of my getting impaied 90
Houses with pike. q style called med sysy
Over their backs and fronts csTelestIy haieo ""'
Would thst the quilts have wasted IN seuoohog
Grew now In wings from my naus 70 my SHOULDERS
Can those be cells, There was surely noohng-
Better have sp4id on the towns heap Of ooudsrs
Froo.f..lings thrill through my iemnrs and ubias
Can mud-cbsDge have begun 10 creep DER me
Visions of future iie semismphioious
Squat in the mud or hop erosking before me
This were a paradise now for an oyster
Venice in mud. where the whole Tribe oil oiVSi'es'
Safe from low wstcr might not und foys,er,
Though lis medium too viscd Tor my waves
Here they have dumped dustqusny OF sa'es'one''
QIesrtess way layer, waite oppressors 49,.
Mixing 40 round and square and little sno gres'sohes
into a way unlike that Of rsnsgessors
AK for law 70 prevent rapid drivipg'
Who could drive fact over such jagged stone."eyb
Rovdies will all, without legal cOntriving, ways
Soon mend their wsys II we thus mend our o"f
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VA BAKERS American Homeopsinic ana sIenoh
w .CbocoIsts. Prepared Cocoa, Cocoa Paste, IRONS,
Cocoa Shells 6c-TO merchants snd consumers, VIZ
Won purchase tie beet oducis Of the cocoa rec O
sdulteraliOn more nutrlilOI- Van Tea or coarei ~
ooAhty the subscriber recommends Tue sDoee
sriies manufactured by himself His bfoma ano Cocoon
Paste as delicate, palsiable end sanitary oIllk. p ,
nal. couvsesceuis and others are prOnouncto ny ~ uOs'
emifent pty.sans superior 70 any ohef pfepaIa.o
Ismanufactures always 90 'ae in any elA1sly uy
te most res p-ctabe wholesale ErOcefs IN ue Eas1eiu
cites and by his ag~nts MessTs Hawes Cray 90 d.
ton; James Bunce CO. Hartford - nrssey
Murray n Y; Grant 4 Stone, Phlsde PMS Aho-.
Buudige Baltimore. and Kellogg kenueu CIn,,u la''
Ohio. WALLER bAhbhf DOlO"Vs' ~
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lJILIER's AGENCY.-Ofce ~ brosd.'t rev.
wi York-The subscriber Offers his services as Ageh lo'
Miers In The selection and purchase Of stone poIt
log Cloth Screens, Betting &C and Tor al olh-f srno.es
u.sd 10 he construction running OF steam or water
Mis VIII also furnish Information or plans Tor theh con
ructon and for Tho building OF The same upon
the most approved method. ,,,,-
Win also Agent for Psieniees Tor Al hecHpe'
connected with milling. ,.y,.r
All communications post paid, Addressed TO J. SAYNE
IN Brosd-sL EswYorH, or Brooklyn SHy miH'' o''"A
Ign, L. |. - sn.xv,
RrDoslyn CITY Mills. lat March, 1877. ms DSNH
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- TIoYpsoS,s PRE,IIUm TRUSS,

( AIDES, DRESS HABIT And Pe,s.e C11.,ng
fsug6t 4. thrs- Ie.tots obstruction In Madame Til
leux. e-lehraed svs.em Of Dress Cutting VIII be given
permanently a. g Chsmbers-st ie~ doof' EAST OF
Broadway ,
Ladies Ia sasy circumstances, a. well as iaoss en- gazing
IN he business II Dress Making will win three holS in-
srgc0n be able 81 themselves and o1sfs WIN ss'e
Ent accur1ry. ,-..-
For he plrpo.s Of Introducing his method and maxim
a. popular here 40 has long been fhs snd London,
The are made extremely low. - ncadlng A. me
e1peases Hours q instruction from NJ. 70 b r a.
Oresse. esf without delay, and warranted 10 a.
r-vI- true.,1s
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NAVAL sTORKs-Cmde TaIPeallne, JUMBO

NAVAL sTOREs-Cude Turpeuine, sullao'e iof
Y drne eisls sud chambers, ink makers, &c.
spirts Turpentne-Of very superior qualify and "hich
will be pat up In packages suitable for shipment 10 any
part Of The wOrli
Pitch-A fine article and extra size.
Tar-Roprfnakers snd thin Tar Of excellent quAlily.
Rosin-Soupmakers and other descriptions various quar-
tnes -.
Varnshes-Brght and common varnishes very superior
The above articles are offered for sale al low rates and 10
Jas r. TAPSCOrr, Distller aud Manufacturer,
40 successor to Cooke & Adams, S6 southst
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Books.
rxyr HOME MAGAZINE.

rI,HfS Nnanr resisued O. -, - ahe UP ~!
l Tsr1iv ard Fireside companion IL las oris naisd
= .rorg persuasion q he value Of enlightened sud VIZ
n vii he ssued monthly, commencing win JsnuMy,
tetT The worn viii contsin y pages OF original mAlleI
ard choice selections making a. he end 0 NE ysaf
osror wood cuts expressly prepared io MS woiS sl
rnerb eel engraving vii be given Tor anontsPires 10
The volume ..,...-.k
PTiro a year in advance All orders lSs,s s1 e'
u'ul-l, num- I. ~, ~ ISl Nss.aust cor Spruce
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A RARE CHANCE.

TO wATcHAAKERs AND OTHERS 49,, "a
s,v T.,so,,s soea; ns s go 81 he store 10
place IL lifted up In beautiful style, with every oss
encs snd doing Aonrshng business has been ss5ss
ton about twelve years Forfarher Information. 80
post paid, w. h. STARR, Office ofFsrmer AeeaHI
myls ADkltWs is NssssarN
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IIaF AND THIEF PROOF s.FEs-The sub

100 -. 1n'v p-rson In the sieie o. New.fors
suborized TO snuf cure eel lders o. tulnr fe'eh'
sslsmapdgr Ffe Proof safe ard pledges himself 20 M
hr nst All safes made and sold by sud bic authorized
geuts shsu be equal 10 every respect 10 any ever
warranted Dry AID free from mould ian otJscuon 70 we
fri made by Nder) they are all secured ~ on- uI
Chubb's Thief Deeclor Locks Persons ordering o.ies
can have tie Interior ged suitable 70 eir bOoas sno
The ,ib.cer al his Iron Ssfe and safety Loci
Warehouse and FACTORY. oILAo y n n.D,
100 water, corner OF DeprysieItL
~ H-secopd hand safes ard imitation saismsnner on
maker such % have been taken 10 part psyiIsA ut
Wildes Psten saamander for she a. less IMAM one ha
Ians.;s celeb-ated Changeahle Bank Lock Tor sse
,-s.,,,-sr.' nrices fron so 20 s250 - 2s~5mDSN
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NRANCI- &, IOUTREI. have received por

EKANCI- 81 IOUTBkL have received por re,
cent arrivals extensive assortment OF french ana
go. pht- less~s Pa
per Porcelain Pump Inksiands, Marble Paper Weghls'
Embossed Portfolios, Peuknves, kTasers, Desk hiVes,
Pearl Foders lnksiands In great variety, LeNer
and Note Envelopes Letier Clips, Psin and Fancy 5eA
log Wax Red lack and Tran paren aiers, Pear rem
no ders Motto Seals Steel Pens God Paper POCKET nh-
stands Porcupine Penhodefs, SC a.. sold AZ Unusually
low prices by FRANCIS LOG NIL
Manufacturing Sta.ioneTs, n Maiden ane.
Souih-rn and Western Merchant. supplied with &C
court BDots and Stationery a. lOw prices Wyll I'm
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NAy,s PATENT UOsE.-Eyegbody

NAYS PATENT UOsE.-Eyegbody likes it-all
~ who examine buy Ii Is simple-and 80 plsinly snd
unequyocay Just what wanted. NJ trouble to sell It
The Inventor and paenee sgrees 10 maze every
satisfied that's enough For sale by A. Ash ~ Broad.
way; James r. Walter, 296 Broadway }. X Howell y
Pah-row; w. r. Chardavoyne lSi Cherry-sI Charles
Pitt Son II Third avenue; D. Hodgemsn, cor Nassau
ST and Msiden-lsne and By The Manufactured - Cof'-
lani.eI NJ" "
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BRANDYWINn CORN MEAL.

NOTICE TO sHIPPER5.-The subscribers, miIlers
~ al Brsrdywine 10 The State Of Delaware, beg leave
noufy the shippers " Kindred corn meal, maj hey
are liable to be deceived BY mniLson Of the genuine
Braadywine meal
A miller al West Troy and one a. Waterford, 10 New
YORK beside several In The STATE OF Pennsylvania having
forged the marks Of the subscribers by placing Brandy
wine mills In cons clcuo1s letters on lhetr barrels
Shippers will please take notice mat N scduon 10 me
word Brandywine the names OF the subscribers also
all their PACKAGES End that their only SCENTS IN
NevYork are Messrs John L. Buckley 70, ana Sessrs
Allen Paxson-
An experiences Of upward Of 70 years By their progen
tors and themselves 10 the manufacture Of Kindred meal
iusg6-s Ia saying hat they Will furnish article
which will keep for any desirable length Of time In all ell
na.es-Bs and ywins Mills, I'd April, lSf7.
TArNALL LEA,
JOSEPH I. PRICE co.
an I'm JAMES T. PRICE
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NTUrICE-rhe eopsTtnership heretofore existing be-
.ween he subscribers under ths name style and arm
Of JOHN ROGERS co. 10 his day dissolved by mutual
consent JOHN ROGERS
WILLIAM MOTT,
Newly ork. May IL, lSf7. J. {. MOTT
WILLIAM MOTT hsvse retired from the laie firm. the
;s,ssTv business will b. Conducted and carried by
q CO JOHN ROGERS,
NAV II. lsg7-myisa ~ J. G MOTT
MOTTO k-ID geTsusnes Of ~ ses Of th7 L~sissrsre
- - SAFE OF Ns~Iork, passed April 49, lsf1. the
- ~ Inc Mohswk AID hldsoa X u changed 10
thsl ~ M. Alnans aud Schenectady K u GO
I'bsny Nay !. lsi1 Inv 20 2nl = to,IsSJr sec
- E - GsokeE W hASKI&
NAN''' BLYTHE HARRIS.
A TrORNEYs AT LAW, No soSth si1.h-se "a Sc sae.
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PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
ship Emblem. Smith. 50 ds I'm Glasgow, mdse. to E
Hur6ui s Co pa passengers 9th inst lat 5 a. long
40 is spoke Br brig lmogene' from London for New
York.
ship Msrnion Edwards fun Liverpool. April % mdse
TO Taylor & Merrel April 2a spoke bark Mary Irvine
OF Londonderry for the Coast OF Africa same time in
company ship Genmore Michaels, I'm Belfast for New
YORK Nay IL lsi a ~ long So 90 signahzed Br bark
Ocesn Queen. fm the Gull OF 5, Lawrence. April %
ship Rainbow BepjSmn. took pilot and passed Point
Lynss 10 de i'm New-lork for Liverpool
Rr big ra.man Kelly So de- I'm London in ballast, 10
l Ogden
Br schr caihHIine, Hall % is I'm Syaney CD cost
master.
SAILED.
Packet ships stephen Whitney Liverpool; New.York,