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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05
ampsemeuts.

nAI.nO,s OPERA HOUSE. cssnsersst-wrD.
fNEspIY EvENING, May s. Ross'nis oeera, IL sAE.
BiERE Df sIvlGLIA TIE scene - represented In Sc
vile
Opsr, scos. ma, BE had Al the so1 Otce
lss der eoIes and psreue''e- '''..''''''''"'s
PriT.s. bore. for %
seats ee scared Al TIE soI o1ee nom 10 A. ~ Ill
Doors open slr.-persbruaae- 70 commence a. O'Clock
Iharsdsy evening, NAV s Benes, Of sisr. BtssotrrI.
DALMO,. OPERA HOU~h.-A CkRD-sis s
Of th7 Op-rs anc ne public senersy hat bis BENEFIT
will iAks place on rhar.f.y evening May s. with Don't
Eeta oPers LUCIA Dl LAMhERMOoR
Between The sets. Nile DINER, from he Operx u
Psri. viii dsnee lie Pas &c IL sylPhids and L. Pas
siyri-n mys
A PULLo ROOM.-rhe SWISS BILL RINGERS
rhin bidding stieu 10 their many warm and generous
friends OF Ne~York whose knd reception extended 20
sLsnses RON distant .rd VIII ever iorIn sunny spot
sinoHs ne "reminiscences q he past respectfully announce
tneir Farewell Concerts. on Monday WEDNESDAY Thurs
DAY ard saturday evenings Msy s. S and g. assisted BY
MSS Barton The accomplished yccshst
Tieteu - e-nts-nO hall price Doors open Al O'Clock
Concert Commerce a. o'eocs precisely. myS i~s'
MECHANICS HALL, a. Broadway, oeIweeo
proved and enlarged. ard Of most couven-
ien'' welveuulAied s1a 1,essn, halls IN The city
Ard every uish during the week Chrissys well knows
MINSTRELs.
whose previous concerts IA ms city were psroured to
unprecer ened BY similar Amusement. Rave
the honor or announcing hs h-Y VII ccotnmerce tneir
popular and nimtzble entertainments introducing ysr-
ETY. Of new songs, hurlesQues. Ss.
Change Of programme every evening
Admission 3 cts doors open 81 1-Concori viii com
mence al 3 o clock myS 6us@
CASTLE GARDEN 10 now open during The day
- sfording those DESTROYS OF visiting Ihese premises
excellent opportunity. The IL the srgesg in the
United States designed by o Pollard The Painting 10
' Al Fresco" by Csppelt The Ccsmoramic Views have
been rearrsnged, aud can be all tmea The
Promensdes command fine view q he HsTboT and Mar
rows. with the sd scent scenery.
Ambulance l2f cents
on Sunday evening Concert Of Sacred Music viii be
given by DodworIhs Justly celebrated Comet Band AZ
A MEXICAN MUsEUM.-Every day and evening
"A this week, commencing on Monday, May J Grand
performances and exhibitions every afternoon and even
Ing and / q O'Clock. The Manager has gagged
JOHN DUNN the " Rascal Jack" and he celebrated
CHAPMAN FAMILY Also, Miss GREENWOOD, Miss
ROBERTS, Miss L JULIEN, snd Mr.. HARRISON, who
viii perform Dancers, NOcsists, Comic singers, &c.
NAPOLEON'SFUNERAL. LIVING oRANG OUTANG.
WAX MODEL Of the HUMAN BODY. MADAME
ROCKWELL, the Fortune Teller.
Admission Is cents; children under 10. l2t cents mys
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III G. KEMP. Auclloa.et

K C. KEMP, Aucuonsct
Store t?l Broadwsy side lhird store above Csnsst
DASH ADVANCES made, and ali Gales promptly
~ settled. sses Of furniture At private dwellings and
stocks Of goods psrsonslly attended to and collected
X {. X will devote particular attention 10 the sale OF
books and private libraries HE conyeniences Tor which
very ample -
WEDNESDAY, Mays
Al 10 O'Clock At store ~ Broadway ID store above Cansl
FURSIrURs-R. e. Kemp will sell as above lsfse and
desirable assortment Of sni second hand furniture,
comprising The usual variety OF psrlo chamber snd h
chen furniture and housekeeping articles which VIII %
found well worthy OF notice
Also on account Of Mr. A. }. Smith, who purchased 90
Wednesday April g. and has not called TOT them ne fo
lowing articles viz; mahogany chairs, carved bsch
spring and uftsd seats, rocking chair elegant mshosa
ny wardrobe, blsck walnut gothic bedstead, and Two
palliasses, amounting TO $50.
Also, on account OF Mr. Bennett who purchased oG
April g. and has called for them, Mr. Bennett sp-
peaIed to be- a country deseTD via hair cloth sosAs
surpeutns fronts carved back and fashionable styes
mahogany psrlor chairs rocking chair, and card Abe
amounting in all 10 tl2l 80 ,,,.
Also very rich Brussels Psror carpets, but little used
and In perfect order.
Also mshog.ny black walnut and mspe bedsiesds
Also, curisd hair mattresses, pslsssss, Se
Also feather beds, ingram carpets, and chamber arm
ture
Also, center card and WORK tables.
Also, mshog any parlor chairs, ottomans, nc,
Also very rich gothic tea trays, silver plated ware
Britannia ivory table cutlery solar lamps, gran
] doles. and assortment Of sitchen furniture
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CANDLES FOR THE I'LL MINATION-Jus

" received supply Of fret quality Sperm Candles Y 10
the pound ordered expressly FOR The Illumination will
burn about three hOurs-for sale by the box smaller
qusnuty,by GASSNER Il YOUNG, i52 Chaihsm-sL
my5 81 Near Peari-sL
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ny JANIS VI. MILLER-ssore Nc. - hsids
ID lane. uext door to Nc Libsuv-sl

Ati2 O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange,
VIII he sold under the direction OF Phho T kuggies
Master In Chancery that ol Of land 10 The Seventeenth
Ward know a map made by George B. Smith. Aprtl
Sd 1925 marked A. or The north eide o fhhsL - feet osst
from the eAstery side OF second avenue, running along
lots q, a. y and 81 n feet lot then east along 10,
81 - feet lot S4 then south song lot 81 ~ feet 10
Fnh-sL then along Finh-sL 2ofeet beins the came
premises conveyed TO David p. Hull by Susan Degra~.
inn May 1896 recorded In Lber $751; page AIS May 18th
1885.
Also will he sold. under toe direction OF David X Oar
miss Ms.erin Chsnc-r,, al that cersin dwelling house
and lot Of ground, situate, lying and being In the Ffs
Ward % the City OF New Yors known and distinguished
No % Nassau aud al 0nng the south eel cor
Of CedasL containing IN breadth 10 front ard rear -
feet, and IN length on each side 70 feet all English
sure, be the came more or less
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FAIRBANKs's PLATFORM SCALES.

FAIRBANKs'S PLATFORM SCALES.
THE GREAT SUPERIORITY Of hese Scales bss never
been 50 fully understood and appreciated during me
psst year While hundreds oftmperfeci YET wnrsneo
scales Of other kinds have been ed found waatns ma
condemned The purchasers Of fairbanks Scales have 10 10
case been disappointed -, .,...v
The universal conhden which IL felt 10 ne ,e
and perfect adjustment Of ihese scales sDen no.
have come to be regarded - the stanaHa' "0sA
here 10 appeal. -. .....,. .o,,,
the se4erest testslnO mater whether TIE nes "
10 be weighed IL placed on center or on ener 81
he owe.t 70 The capacity Of the sc&7-e amount
indicated 10 always rghi -. IN -. -,..-
Thes. are duly esnaioc ~ ~ snss 60
., a. eo,,m1ny Who value heir reputation Tor correct
Ssng srd hercs Increased and constantly inereastns
aem.rd FOR FAIRBANKS Platform Scs.es
- FAIRBANKS CO. Agscts,
mia 1uissod Ia Wsssrsl New-Yorn-
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6ouses for Sale.
ANTHONY BLEECkEk, Auetioseer.
! DESIRABLE kkrlDENCk N ssns

ANTHONY j. BLELCKER viii sell 81 auction oe
Wednesday, The 5th dsy u Msy, Az oeiosH a. he
Merchants Excsange the ANAL and elegant modsrn-o1h
three story bnck house Is Bank and The iot 'est
IS feet between Fourth and Bleeekef us IoS boss1
feet By IS feet finished 10 the most eoeuy sys A ~
ho,.n, doors marble msnLels glazed windows 70 pAxzs
and lea room eoanier cellar, The Cfo,on wsef ed 20
the premises. ssd every convenience ior sny 80
"a IN. oafch.se money remain 70 D0no 40" DssSe
~ tbe ootior OF the purchaser l~,ol - -
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SPLENDID GOTHIC DOOR PLATES,

the attention q gentlemen TO bic and beautiful sy
ofDooS AID NuMBER PLATES pronounced 81 me ate Fa
the handsOmest Plates 1p. and FOR which he
ceiyed the premium. r ROBERTS. Premium Door Plsie
II 8eOdls Establishment - BroAdway near Princes
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HoR.TIo HILL, Auetionssr.
n Yox.tgu an

HORATIO HILL, Auctionesf
EXTRSsJvE SALE OF Foreign and American
fIBooEs sIauoosry, Bindsrs Cloth and ss'eotype
Plates-COOLEY. KEEsE HILL VIII continue ,osm
sale CONNIE need on Tuesday tho trade, THE tWednes-
dsy) and folowin days O'Clock each Day and eoouo
ged In tho evening In. catalogue presents sn extensive
and varied assortment and vel worthy the suenuon
The trade country merchants and Others, commencing ss
morning With several largo English invoices received tco
late for the March radessls The stereotype psfs 80
hlnAsrS cloth will be sold WednesdaY Al clocl ~
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MARINE JOUR- NAL
PORT OF NETWORK.
LATEST DATES

IMMATURE ALMANAC. ...THis DAY.
THE srrS THE MOON. FULL SRA.
Rises 4 Sc sets SO Morn IL IL Morn IL IS
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N0TICE-ro BOARDING. sc hooLs AND 9TH
~ ryytssrirtJTfONs- sale, the properly situate
Ell sus-h. ~ en- n J. miles from The Hoboken fer

- :, " MA " xep n J. miles from he Hoboksn fst-
,n,r A. he MounIain Pavilion, The highest point
b he nsishDorhood Of Yofl and from which 1: bad
The mos magnificent prospset Of me lower bay and no
hon.~ ell died and houses eompete IN good repair
snd sboa Il Of excellent land In high sssts Of eui
uyaion.
TIE presenis the hses and most gble - vel
- convenient sirusoo and "a oppsrnnhy for We
estabhshnest Of large boarding school of o<hef nsuu
don where much room 10 required tha' has ever Dsen
offered Ia the vicinity Of New Yort and poesesses
There Ia On tho premises q large Of hfninfs
nearly new which, or any pan Of which, msy ce "a ns
The property The property VIII 10 sos reso.etinr
The ssme, spply to .., ..,o, uoa.e or 10
COLEMAN 4 srETs0Si; - xss : wsa.
sae ieds OSCAR w sTURTEvASTe ws-s.
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PIaNOFORTE-.-The subscriber hes
s<&$e2r ~ hand a splendid assor rn-ni Of patent
" M s.'4 e.. sS5s :.o6i &c ,a8se
= -, - 49,. md tsuch and workmanship, and em-
In, III Ire recent Improvement Which he VII SCI
io.. ~. SAsN ~ DAyID }. VAN WlNkLE,
~ 49, '. =, my5 i'm
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GENERAL Notifies.

" EyangeIical AIliance.-A Report o. he Pro-
don o., ~ oeoht-rence held a. ff-~usn-s Hsl Lon
~, noH aug ~ TO Sept inclusive, 1916 Published by
brdgek Oakley
Zen Zen received and are FOR sale al ROBERT CATERS
BOOKSTORE, 50 CsnA-sl aud the Methodist Bookstores
NV M14oefry-sL and $50 Ns..su. Price II o. my5 Sus'
~ Plain Observation-Disclosures n's Compound
syrup OF Tar aud Wood Nspiha-Ths medicine, The IL
ppehton man who gave he subjects o. Paimorary
BRONCHIAL and PectOra Diseases the rgc etAmina
rng 49,, 80 os'oIs sr 800 - - ~ ~
able cures record Of Pulmonary ConsumptOn.ecured
The recommendation and use ~ physicians In their Prscee
and he wsrme approval % houRnds Of persons 10 Ord
nary and severe colds coughs IN hosrseness splitting Of
blood. &c
Certificates Of s wonderful power have been given Ia
some instances, and sworn 10 tue By persons who
a. any tine, will give verbal verfcsuou OF heir couien
But beware Of limitations, and purchase Thomp.or'.
COmpOun1 Syrup fTAr from bat advertised agents
or Of hose above the suspicion ofdeAling counter e
II frequently used and highly recon- 4r - bv .o-
Of me most respectable physicians 10 NewYor and Phil
sdelp his-
Prepared only By AUGNEY DICKSON n Z cor. Of
Ffth and Spruce Sta PHILADELPHIA Sold Wholesale snd
retail by WYATT { KETCHUM general Agents. III
Fulton-st and 81 273 Broadway. az 3m'is
SPLENDID GOTHIC DOOR PLATES.
~ The Subscriber would respectfully invite
tne attention 81 gentlemen 10 bic and beautiful style
OF Door AND NUNBER PLATES pronounced 81 me ate Fair
The hAndsomes Plates ever got up and FOR which he re-
ml2 3meodis Establishment So Broadway, near Prnee-s
WIGS AND ToUPEEs.
~ BatcheIor's new Invented Wigs and -cnlDs
are The most perfect and natural specimens Of the Of
assortment Manufactured only by WIN BACHELOR, 2
Waist near Broadway Copy the address. AZ lmiseod
LIQUID HAIR DYE.
~ Bachelors instantaneous LIQUID Hair
fecty and natural color without staining the ssn
leaving the hair soft and elastic the natural hair Sold
by VIM BACHELOR 2WsiLsL Pnce htr bottles
= 5o whi'ker bottles 81 Copy The address AZ lmseod
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Qusti0x Sales.
JOSIAH NcHAlDo, Aucnoosss
kn HANGS, Ma HANDS 4 FLAfr-ssore sc<
= nfosdwsy.-Lie~ral Cash Advsness made % cooass

JOSIAH NcHAkes, Aseaoessr
b rc0.AsSsse, ~. HAEDs rLATr - Ss -
necs for Aeeuoe saI~s
SATURDAY EVENING Mays
- a., oelock. n The Auction Room -,
As ooSks,A srg- eolleeror Of valuable law sooAs,
neocos Reports valuable reporss Ard disess,
"a" 1''H'''' '''1 AZ sZr y..s: .s ,r
BLANK tooks-An erssos,ve Of Blans sosAs
Rassis bindinss Also Asa ssaos s.na. ons .na ssos1
fold caArsos. meuorsndsa eools eomposiiou eooss,
he sI.-nsiou q The u.ds invited
plsio .se.pt On .as ues @S'sses siaaiDs he
f.Ss. H.sssss-sssoo rot. u Payer H.axns.. choice
psIserns ssned and unssnned Also sreeosrds prsn<s
widow pspsrs borders he ey he ess' Or smaller sssn
idea
by y. COLTUN, Auction and commis.loa Msr.
ID Grant sses Room SIC Broadway Gothic Hall, ksy.
psred 20 rec-lv. al sinds Of Cabinet Furniture. Dry
Goods, Csp-Is and Housekeeping Huees OF every de-
.erpnoo on eouss ann ~ nr pnvse sac o. aaeuIa re
sso hay. pr-feusd Outdoor sales 10 any psf' o. mo
' WEDNESDAY. NAYS
Aioi O'CLOCK, a. he sslss Room, SIC Broadway.
very srge and genera assorusDl q new and second
ny e-d.tead. nshos.ny chsirs large mirrors crossing
ann psn euresus dining center and card lsolesi srus
ses hreepy and ingram stsnds ssrsl snd ball
lamps girsndoes beds and "a N eaf maIresses
hogsny rockers, .ho~erosihs window shades, kitehsn
furniture. Nc Also. secondhand p,anofores
Also, patent lever silver wsich, hn je~eled.
At rs n.s s'ss, f'Ss ..ssoa- S;ss s'ssSs fore
Al privs'. sale, very tne hafcp~,-r. Lopdon rssse
q CHAMBERLAIN, ELECTROMAGNETIC No .
N.spuce-sI-Liberal advances made 90 Goods eonsigu
Cd for private be sold ssctiou Outdoor sses
carefully attended 10. and respectfully solicited Promp
returns made
WEDNESDAY. May 5,
Al 10 o'elocs. 81 10 Cherry-sL
sseoSps.so HosssHoLo svssiIyss, ke,-oonprsns
slsrge and sesers s.sorimeoi Of furniture, being NE
contents Of = large bosrdin house
THURSDAY. Mays.
Al 10 O'Clock, ats spruce~si
SECONDHAND HovsrHoLo FvsSrvsk, kc comprising
sofas mahogany aud cosirs pier, dining and
card tables. mahogany wsshstands, cured maple bed
sieads carpets OIL eloh, counters eroeAesy sad glaze
wsrs. 8c sc.
Also lot Of scenery from the Ahsmrs
Also ~ marble top tables. several marble top counters
&c &c.
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- THE SUBSCRIBERS would NOS respectfully IN
so Vie The attention Of Nc a's. =, ~.
VA bi-b h male Of fbre from eaf q ne faui'
u Of Cactus aad Which 70. ssay n @ I'D ever p,1o
- =, 80 80, However much ne bOl1et- may speek
Tor sen.slvs, would os.srvs t1-s - Lee 9
wea tey = Sr- ssf color. ard hey are capsule q
sens done over any nss1 o. gs sc R Ts9s h Sss
ihss a1y 49,. ~ I. HIGGINS CO. PAienIees and
Msaafaessrer. q The siea a. sSrs~ and Lace
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Subscription price s. per year, In advance.
GREELEY McELRATH, Publishers

~ The Farmers Library and Monthly Journal Of Ag.
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TWO large volumes, neatly bound and leered.
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cples Of Agrcuure, also complete These works
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Farming, embellished with numerous Eneravngs. The
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gratis. GREELEY & McELRATH
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4ouses to fet.

- TO LET-Tbs upper part Of Heass Msrtss-st
Rect to small family. Inquire - above.
rnesIts
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CANppLEs FOR THE ILLUMINATION

CANDLES FOR THE IILt MINATION.-
~ MORSE & WlNsLOW, Al the Chelsea Works, Tbr-
leenths between Ninth and Teuh have Tor sale
candles Of all sizes suitable for The celebration Of Friday
next Orders through the Postofhce will be promptly A.
tended 10 my5 2s'f
DATRIOTs ATTEND-Al hose disposed 10 cele-
brate the late glorious victories OF our cOuuirymen
participating The genera illumination Friday next,
Obtsn csndesticks al trding expense and which
may be put up 10 moment At the following stores sey-
mOurs Chathamsqusre; Weeds % Division-st Wood :
tool store % Chathsms or a. ST. DAvids Hall az WAX
Please call early. myj ousMWSTh'
CANDLEsTICKS for the llluminauon-lo0O0 for
" sale the low price Of one dollar per hundred -
Thirc-avenue. my4 IL
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- At PKIvATk .ALk-Is,'s .o s.sa rS,ss. 80
II ssa thirty Also. oss sos: 1s % = c.,
Of soa-svssgs Tsir,y issgrScKr1. xasroessr
Py2 Droa4sl
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~ VI Boz. a = Q, eqs. 70 any sod IN MS
eiy Tor = Or 81. Flse Freneh boots Al - :, u.s..
"a Al s. Aad $40 great assortment Of
be. ss,ier, s0d slippers slwsys % hand .no maze 20
"a sbor, rodce All goods wArr1nted 70 give sa'
f-cloL- ne-..-tS' YOUNG JONES,
81 anime on ''~S Ann-sl near Broadway.
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THE NEW GRAND OPERA.

II "
MATILDA, or the " Maid OF Hungary" by w. v
lFIWallace has Just been published by FlRTHSHALL
franklin square and YirIh Hall Pond, 23e Broadway
Solos, No s. Recitaiiye-" One day Wandered Air
Csvstna Il was Farm" No Caya1ina, She comes
n ali her love liness Second Movement The Crown,
the sceptre and he Sway, No. 8. Ballad Adieu Fair
Lard No IS. Ballad, Gone Il the Calmness No y
Ballad A Lowry Youth, the Mountain Childn-No. "a,
Ballad that Devotion which we breathe" The above
Opera IL being performed 10 London win Immense
success aud destined 10 become OF the most popular
OF English Operas composed The Songs are IN wal
aces. best style and among the moot beautiful n me
SD
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- Al EAr-erTis ia-efis,TaorHs 'rAi ~ mar >.
psrps.d, t.ey =,L Narse tafsa 0aa sfrAe e.os.
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WM N JONEs, A1cuynr.t .
DOOTs AND sHOEs-By J. lsoEhsoLL
- co store IN Pearl-st 90 Wednesday,, My ~
IN. sontbern Western and city trade
Aiso So cssss mems prime alp peszsd soou
Also 81 cases msn's s-sl slippers Ann Dossins -
AI.o 81 and boys alp pesxed Drosana AZ
AZ IOHS-OS viii sell aneon. ~ ne store OF
r.. Clsap. on Wedn.sdsy, April ~, st II 0cIoch A ~
go c.ses shoes. comprising large assorsmena
offresb and s~asoosbls 1oods 40
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WV. n = -.
DOOT AND SHOE SALE On four montss credit
O0At lOi O'CLOCK Thursdsy, Msy 8, 81 the stofe o.
Ives Hoard as Pearl st. near Msiden-lsns w essss
Boots shoes Brogass fresh and desirabs gooas se
All. Tor he southern western add city us6e Dealers
Will God the shove sale worthy Of aueuton, every esse
on he catalogue will be sold without reserve Cnaosnes
ready aud goods open for examination Oh the mo,nnx
the sale. my' 81.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-18
S6acen an Den bfentltben 8crfen
burd, cine 9SaferfIutb.

Der Sarrisbur9 Sntelligencer fdgt odB
Der Suridta &aual bon ScoltodYsbur9 bis
Cuucan's SnIcl ourdb bic neulid)e 9BaGers
fIutb peg9efd,menmt, uno Die @mbanfmcnts
an 'manden Srten gdniItd ncggeWafhen
rpuroen. 9Iue Sriifen ilber Die cuuidtd ilno
fort, 70 rpie and Der ueue aequeouct cber'
balb Jeptou Oamiltcn, ben Der Stant erif
Dor srpei Sdbren all grpBen Soften erbauen
lise, bat Die Slutb ab9eri6en uno mit9cncm'
men. 9in perfhteoenen Stenen foq Der @a'
nal lcSufagen gdrjlid1 uernidtef, uno Der
Sdacen 70 groe iein oas oerlelbe in etefem
Sabre nid)t pieeer bergeifelIt weroen fam.
Die Suequchanua DipiGon III nid)t gang 70
fhper beIhdbi9t, inbefIen bat es bod lebr
9rcee Bride bei Duncau's SnlrI uno Uber'
balb berIelben 9eaeben ipeld,e lar9e 3eit uno
oietes @elo erfcroern miiroen bieieIbe wicI
Der auSsube0ern.- Oa6 BafIer in Der Susr
anrbanna bel Sarrieburg, fpar II SuB 9e'
ffte9en,-nur a Sue nteoerer ais bci Der grc'
Gen 9Saferlutb I'M Wdrs I846.--Bir be.
filrfteu oaa Der an ben 6fentIiden Berfen
au9erid,tete Sddoeu rpisber lehr fd,per leiu
uno fcl9Iid ben Stadt cine urgcteure Sum'
me fcifen rpro, I'm alIes nteoer in braud)'
barren 3uitanoe ~ feBsn.
Da cine Webrbeit eeS 8oIfcs Defenders
lit eed,a @aunty), ain lesten Dienftag ent'
ftieeeu bat, oaB bieIe Werfe niht prrfauft
peroen fcllten, fonosrn oaB Der Stdat Der
@i9ner bauou bleibeu mus, inbem ss fur s.
81. Sdunf itimmte, Der entihteben sesen ei'
nen 8erfGuf it, 70 rpcCIen mir uns in oiefe
wieoerbcIte oeimfuhun9 obne eini9es Bet'
tla9en fil9en, uno infer SherflIein ;ur Bies
esrbrritelIun9 oes ShaoeuS obne Murren
bsitrasen, uno hcffen baB cieieEi9en osn Elm
folder Gar Seifeurr etma fdner auf ben
9eIobenteI fallen mag, bod, piefeIbe ubue
8rummIen beSahlen mf9en, beGcnbers IcId,e
Die Sahraus uno Sabrein (Id, iiber ben alliu,
ihprren Stdats'Iar bctlassn, absr bel is.
Der 9Bahl ia blbid, adt 9eten, bag fte nid,t
bon Der & r'p q r . abIfimnlen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-18
Setriibter ltmfanO.

Gin armes ireIdnoiId,es Ticntmdeden,
Tamens Waraaretbd Riobid, itarb neuIih
untcr fcl9enoen llm(tdnceu, gu ct. eouis,
an 9IrIenicoeraftun9. Sie mar oes 9ieb'
ffdbls elmer ihrer cau6frau entncnoetcu
Sruffrarel befhuloi9t wcroen. sIIs iIe trcB
Der 8etheuerun9 ibrer llnIfulo feiuen redb'
ten @lauben su fucen fdien, begab Gs I'D,
in cine bennhbnrte 9Ipctbsfe, unb perItaffte
I'D, Den t6btlid,cu Stcf, ben fe aud, 9caIeid
einuahm. Cdrauf madIte iie Der Nausfr1u
oas @cfteheue befaunt, uno cbfdcn drstli'
die Sonlfe herbei gcrnfeu rpurce, itarb fIe bod,
etrpn Z Stuuoen nad,ber. Gle bstbeuerte
itre llnItulo bic gum IeBten atbemiug, uno
Seeermann edrf pchl ilberScu9t fnhleu, eaB
Die lin9Iidlid,e ale Spfsr eines oOrcliseu
8erbahtes fiel.
Sp6ter. - Seruerreieeno 1T bic 9e'
fern acmad,te @nterdung, eas bad unqliid'
lidbc Cicnftmdodben War9aretba 9iiebid, Die
GId) aus Berswcifung iiber ben ihr sur 9aif
orleatcn csuweten, Cictftabf bas eeben nabm,
an Gem 8eraehen o6lIig ftnfolos, iino oiel'
mebr ihre uoripisige sInfldqertri, cbid,cn Def
fen unbenuet, ielblt i'm SeilBe ec6 psrmie'
ten Shmudes mar Scmit 1T oem ooreili'
gen 9iffiqen ar9ncbn cine llnfduIei9e gum
Spfer qefallen, bic ob1d,pn, mic Der 9emeine
gusbrud Iagt, benz uieoernStanoe entiprun'
gen, su cosI Sartfibleno 9efunt mar, als ca8
Gie eineu Sieden nuf benz eiusi9en, mad ftr
be(uR, ihrcm anten Tamcn, ruben laiIen
fonnte. Sir bic 9infldeerin mue tas Se'
puetlein, eurd, ibren uuqered,teu 8eread)t
cine SduloIcie in Der 8Iithe ihrer 2a9e bins
9emcrost 81 hateu, elm ctui9 naSenoer 9or'
murf Iein.