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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11
DAWBARN & SON,

IIo Boid.st lr.rpoe,,s
~ Sole Agents for NiekoPs kegsasfes .r.,ss x1
.pesthally cal the attention of Merchants Csp1 ssr
visitors TO Liverpool, 10 the extensive siersno
premises rendered necessary By The gresi - .,.ss
business hey beg 10 state that having ACC, ,sls
Of Immediate payments, they are enspea ~ ms
bly, 10 reduce their scale OF prices oossfyns 800 VI
lime that the quality sad manufacture OF thru 80 ssr
be In no respect inferior, bot VIII MAINTAIN ~ ~
acteT for excellence nt, and Workmanship "''
otto been esteemed for. 49,, 49,, r.TLss
.oa,s.s r,1.- no Bold-sl LT6pc~
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for whitening the euliele, such ~ prepares 80 "a .
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gives q delicious softness, smoolhress - VI
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after The skin has been thoroughly wssncd Wa wa nd "
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llghtfal In the extreme IL lie also very Vse -
tlenen with tender sans and stia boards.
asys the Irritation consequent on shaving .sor -
aso use II on their babes, a. II mueh seP
Re nsrtcu,sr TO bear 10 mind that Dr. y rsa' y
rand preparations can only be obisnca ssS~sy ~
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New Publications.,

IY@ 80 TIE TyRoLIEN LYRE a Glee Block. con-
sispg of Easy Pieces arranged nos,ly for Soprano,
Alto Tenor and Bass Voices comprising Complete
Collection OF Solos Duets Tros Qusrtes, Quinte,is,
Chorusses SC for the of Societies Schools Clubs
Choirs and the Social Circle Composed Selected and
Arranged by EpwARD L. WHITE, and JOHN Z. GOULD
This is an admirable collection of species OF Music
which is every day becoming more popular in this copn
try II deserves ii will doubtless receive wide dis
ssminsiion Published in Boston by B. B. Mussey & Co
and sold here by NJ II. Newman 100 Broadway
-. CHAMBERs's CYCLoPEDIA OF ENGLISH
LIrKRAruRx," No. 9, having been delayed some tine
beyond the regular day of publication. has appeared
with beautifully executed fall length Mezzotni Of the
srea, photographed JOHNSON The reading matter Of
this number is fine, consisting On part of the wrr IS
Of Dr. Watts Thomson. Young Gray, Collins Aksnside.
Goldsmith smoIleti Macpherson Or. Lsnghorne sam
/ uel Johnson Blackstone sc. This Is the commence
ment Of the Second Volume and very copous Index Is
furnished (For sale by w. II. Graham
CF- SPARKs's AMERIcAS BIOGRAPHY, VOL
MIL (New Series vol XIII) has been issued uniform
with the series and contains the lives OF the celebrated
DANEt BooSx the Kentucky Pioneer, with Portrsit
and BENJAMIN LINCOLN. Major General in the Army Of
the Revolution These sketches written IN Truth
fu forcble and most pleasant and can scarcely
fail 20 attract wide circle OF sdmrins readers pub
! lshed in Boston by Little s. Brown.
IT, LNEs OF TIE EARLY BRITISH DRAMA
fists by Thomas Campbell, Leigh Hunt George Oar
ley and William Clifford" have been published eompeis
in two volumes by Carey Hart PhilsdelPhia as Nos
and of their Library for the People, Sold BY w
H. Graham, Tribune Buildings
" Berford 4 Co. Gate VIM Taylor n Co
No Aston House. have seat US LIrrELL's LIVING AGE
No l56 Is contents are varied and interesting usual
CONTESTED ELEcrIos.-The Lynchburg Virgin
ian. though not authorized to announce the TACT
expresses the belief that Mr.. Irving will eontes
Mr. Booock's election to Congress In the Buckins
ham District Mr. Bs majority Is only H. on th'
face OF the polls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

COLLISION --The brig Mobile, which sailed
hence for Brszos on sunday into by the L. s
Cutter Legsre, from Norfolk for NewYork The Mo.
bile returned for repairs and landed her troops at Fort
Hamilton last evening,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

CHEMICAL HAfR IxvGosAroR---We arc 80 ocsss
persons who have rough, WHY hesa " si. suu y ,
with daadraf, would give almost any ressonsp ipes
nd OF sucn IN improvisation. II folks osy 80 .
the only expense requisite 10 hity esu,s Iay,sot
which Il wsnsntsd 20 mpsri son, gossy as ss % -
free from ell dsndruf and NOT liable 70 is N ~
person who uses H. Prepared oy y S<ss - -
STORES In tho Uniou-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

FIRE rs NASHVILLE, kY.-A very destructive
IRE occurred in Maysvie about daylight the morning
Of 4th INST The principal sufferers were Messrs p X.
Jones cabinet makers Rickels s. straley, trunk and
harness manufacturers; Mrs. Burgess boarding house
Mr. FrSnkn- 10 hemp and boiling apparatus Martin 4
yGnderburgh. Mr. Martins loss in money Is upward Of
ten thousand dollars legacy JUS, received from swift
zerisnd. which In trunk not sctisn out Of the
building. John Brogee confectoner (Mr. BIS loss "a
principally In the destruction of furniture ard store
hxiDgs-the house he occupied was not destroyed
though on hrs several rmes) Drs Sharp 4 Duke. In
Office furniture and books & Dimmetf, In law H.
brary; and v shultx. The buildings burned belonged
mosty to Mr. shultz. and uninsured &C was mos,
Of the property destroyed. Cincinnati Gazette
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" Berford \ Co. Gate VIM. Taylor n Co
No Aston House. have seat Us LrrrELIs LIVING AGE
M l5S ts contents are varied and interesting usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

Another MEXICAN OUTRAGE.-ArreN Of an
A,7eyieSn Slip Caygaig and his B0afs CrerTo Mr. JEFF
troy supercargO Of the brig Perfect Capt Gardner
from Tampco We are indebted for the following Il was
related 10 him By apassenger on board who was from
San Bias and who was cognizani Of the fact
The whale ship Stonngton, Capt Hamley, arrived At
San Bias from Upper California, on the lst March
Three Mexican officers were passengers on board One
Of them senior Nsrz had been for several years Cap
tain Of the Port Of Monterey. In California Cspt.
Hamley 81 the instance OF Narvz took him ashore N
his bost. Immediately on bis landing on the beach,
Capt Hamley his Of i've men, and Senior Naryiz,
we're Immediately made prisoners BY the Mexican su-
thorities OF the place The ship lay of and on for
several days expecting the return Of the Captain and
boats crew and Al last sail and went OF The Cap
tain and crew were kept in close confinement and
were nnay sent 10 Topic where they arrived on the
10th OF March They were there confined ali the 18TH
when they At liberty at whose instance Ia not
stated. They left for san Bias, where they expected
70 get on board Spanish bark, which 10 sail for
Gusysquil, whence they expected 10 get convey
ance 10 valpar also. 70 Join their ship n o. Delta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

~ Some Of the newspaper scrlbbers IN TINS
CITY who have suffered somewhat from Yankee Doodle >
wit are endeavorng get up report that Mr. roster
has left the paper which s therefore likely 70 come 70
an End The wish undoubtedly isiather to the thought
but anuckly each part OF the story IA equally without
foundation Mr. Foster does not leave Yankee Doodle
and these newspaper appendices will probably continue
10 be served up for the amusement OF the puoilc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

COMMON PIxAs-Nos. q, s. H. IS q, s., 60, 90 81,
% $50 g. a. g. 81, %, IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

NorIcE-The books Of subscription to the sche-
uectady and Catski Road stock. viii BIZ opened at the
oHce OF DREW ROBINSON s Co % Waist On Wednes
day 18th inst at o'clock ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

The CAMPASALoGIASs.-The Swiss Bel Ring
era, give their las, chimes this week at the Society Ii
brary, previous TO their departure for Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

Araeriean and Forsgn SdbbGth Uqion-Reiormet
Dutch Church in Lafayette place u P. NJ Sermon ol
President Hopkins of Williams College On tns llpo'
lance OF The sabbath 70 the purity and permsnencs
free Institutions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

Er Frederick Douglass. Wendell Phillips and
WI Garrison are to speak at the Tabernacle this fore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-01

FYH-The market generally rather heavy-5 a
600 quintals Dry Cod sold at So 85 SO 87H and 800
b6ls No Halifax Mackerel at IS 621l; 700 bbls were
ahoat unsold
FRuIr-The market for Bunch Raisins was steady at
81 65 q 81 TO-
HEMr-Nothipg new.
LEAp-The article inactive, and offered at 81
37H.
MISUNDERSTANDING of consequence TRANSFERRED to. day
NAVAL SToREs-With the exception Of Spirits Turpen-
tine, there was nothing of Importance doing All
seemed to be waiting steamers news.
Ons-We report sales of 800 gallons American city
and 1000 do Dutch do at 6kc. cash. 30 bbls country
sold at Gle.
PRovIsIoNs-We have only to note sales Of l4O bbls
new Mess Pork, at Sl6 a SIG l2iz; prime held
at Sl3 90 small sales Of Lard in bbls reported
9hc Beef we quote city Mess at Sl3 50 and prime do
at 50 so.
RIcE-The market was quiet to-day, though prices
remained nominay about the same, viz SIS IS so a
IS IS for prime to choice No of moment
anticipated Till after the receipt Of foreign OF later
date.
SUGAR-Sales were limited, VIII prices rem aimed
about the same the stock has been increased
arrivals from abroad and considerable lots in the
course OF being landed
quality, sold by auction at axe exc average 81 &c
per UO lbs The lot Of fine grades offered consisted of
2o hhds, which were withdrawn prices not proving
tsfactory
WHALkBosE-There was more inquiry; 271lc. was
said to have been offered for North West while South
Sea was steady at CSC.
WHsxEY-The market continued unsettled. We
cannot quote the article in barrels above 26c, with
small sales reported
FREiGHTs-tlour per London packet of the sth was
gov, grain in bags engaged ut l0d; grain
gagged ut Id to London To Liverpool remained
the same. Cotton was engaged ut I'D. to the same
port. TO the continent nothing new TRANSFERRED
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-. TO xZH t
LATEST MOMENT.
1[-x-~------
TELE GRA PHIC.
by SPECIAL OVERLAND EXPRESS
TO PHILADELPHIA,
III q N ETIC TELEGRAPH
TO THE
new YORK HERALD OFFICE.
LATE AND IMPORTANT
+ X u M Nj XICO
Withdrawal of Santa Annals Resignation.
Confusion and Anarchy In the
Capital Of Mexico.
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. SCOTT.
Col. Mcintosh and the Guerilla Attac ( on the
Specie Train.
COURT MARTIAL
&c. &c, &c
LATE AND IMPORTANT
+ X o M Nj XICO
Withdrawal of Santa Annals Resignation.
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. SCOTT.
Col. Mcintosh and the Guerilla AttacK on the
Specie Train.
A COURT MARTIAL.
&c. &c, &c.


Inc southern Telegraph is broken The New Or
eahs Commercial Times Of the 23d has been received
oy poney express and says the steamship Edith from
Vera Cruz brings letters from the city Of Mexico dated
ID inst
Ihey mention that Santa Anna had withdrawn hIs
letter OF resignation under the that II
would be accepted This goes to show the extent TO
which sincerity forms portion Of ths character Of thu
redoubted here
Inc capital Is represented being in state OF com
plete confusion and anarchy
No steps have been taken to fortify the cy sran,,
the approach Of our troops.
It's presumed that Gen. Scott will have an easv CON.
quest Of the halls of the Montezumas
letter from Vera Cruz gives further particulars Of
the attack upon Col McIntoshs train and says that s
commander, when attacked by inferior forces Of Mex
cans retreated with his Dragons back upon the ira
the first occurrence Of the kind during the war
The guerllas being inspired with confidence by ths
occurrence, took advantage of the confusion anu s
upon the wagons and mules stretched along Distance
Of four miles guarded by about four hundred men many
OF whom had rushed forward to share the fight With the
advance guard leaving large sections unprotected
a court martial will investigate the affair
1t believed that Gen. Scott intends opening road
through Orizaba and Cordova Pucbla Above We give
all the news Of Importance
Your express package detained at the Baltimore
post office, and not received at PHILADELPHIA until
this afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-01
TELEGRAPHIC.
Markets.

BUFFALO, June 30-PM.
Sales Of 200 barrels Of Ohio including brands
of Michigan four, made Today at So IS; Western
wheat sold freely 10000 bushels chiefly Ohio red and
white sold at 81 26 sales of 10000 bushels of
made chiefly western yellow, at csc. Rye and oats were
inactive Provisions without change, and sales
light High wines steady at 22c. Receipts during
the preceding twenty hours about follows:
flour 5000 brls.; wheat, 10000 bushels Freights--
Vessels plenty, and rates falling. Flour to Albany
taken at 75c. Soc, and wheat at 22c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-01
Sporting Intelligence.

UNION COURSE, L. I.-TRoTrING.-This afternoon at
o'clock, there will be very interesting trot at the
above course between three very superior nags viz
Jack Cade Betsey Baker and the Philadelphia mare Sal
Tho latter of the trio came into this vicinity short
time since, stranger and already has she become ia
vorte. In her last engagement with Betsey Baker and
Trustee she the winner This is acknowledged
by al Judges OF horse flesh, to be rising star and
under the mastery training of the gentleman who
has her In charge, will Mt distant day take rank
the turf with those which at present stand A No. L.
Those who fond of good sport will do well to attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-01
Law Intclllvence.

CoURT OYER TERMiNER, June 80 - Before
Judge f.dmonds and Aldermen Purser and Crous
Trial for Passing sCountfrfeh BiUs.-The case Of
True +. Young was resumed this morning and several
witnesses the part of che defence examined to
prove the ai5 After the evidence for the defence was
closed the Court adjourned until Tomorrow morning
when the will be summed up and given to the jury
COMMON PiikAs June 3O.-Ona case, which one of
rover ard Of 20 interest," tried in this and Is
not yet concluded.
CouRr CALENpAR-Ths Day Common Pleas LIST
Part SO, 49, IS. ST. 80 81 3d. 95 ~ g. I'd Part -222
22s a3O 23a, 2s4, 1885, a3s 3li al6 2la 2a4 24s $50
952 1883
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BosIoN. Juno aO-P. NJ.

BosIoN, June 30-P. NJ.
There was no change in flour. Michigan and Genesee
we quote at 81 2f 81 % Corn continued very dull
and sales limited Western mixed remained at 81 s9c
and Northern yellow at 100 l0lc. Rye and oats
dull In provisions we have change to note The
ceipts during the past week, were about as follows -
Flour 90 700 bbls wheat 1000 bushels; 10000 do
oats 900 do Freighs to Liverpool continued steady
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-01
CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK, "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 80.
Flour a shade rmer but owing to Its being packet
day for the Cambria transactions generally rather
light. Sales Of Michigan and Genesee made at 81
to 81 25 and in instance, small lot Of fancy Gene
commanded 81 371s considerable number of
tracts were adjusted both in -four and grain, which,
with the execution of shipping orders, gave in
creased animation to the market The lot of wheat
from South Carolina noticed yesterday, sold at 81
So sale of Ohio wheat made at 81 81 and par
Gel of white do. sold at 81 CO. Corn moved freely
and sales Of Northern yellow made at 90 and Of
Western mixed ut 80 to SO to 90 cts sale Of rye
made ut LOG cts Oats offered ut 40 cents Prov
sons inactive. Small sales pork were
made at $l6 to SIC l2 prime was held at Sl3 So
Lard in barrels worth 90 to ga Groceries in
active and very little transpired either in sugar
coffee.
A.nEs.-We report sales of 200 bbis pots at 81 10.
BEEswAx-stood at 25c for Northern and Western
yellow.
BREApsrUFFs-F1our-We report sales of 10000 a
10000 bbs Michigan and Genesee at 81 81 % 100
bbs fancy Genesee sold at 81 37s 800 400 bbls Lv
ingston Mills sold at 81 3, and 600 Michigan straight
81 81 and $500 do do white at 81 90 200 bush South
Carolina new crop sold at 81 80 Corn-We report
sales Of lS 600 10000 bush Northern yellow ut 96c
1900 do white 10 cents allowed for bags at 96c 10000
ii 900 do. Western mixed SOLD at 500 SIC 1000 do.
do ut $50 90c 5000 do at Soc and 4O00s 5000 do ut
9Oc 500 do. heated do at Soc and 10000 do Western
mixed sod arrive in August at Soc Meal-sales Of
1000 bbs. Western New York sold ut 81 25 81 So
Rye Flour-A small sale reported at So 56h. Rye
offered at 4sc. es=
CANDLEs-The market for Sperm continued steady ut
3lc.
CorrEE-No sales of moment transpired
CoTroN-The sales yesterday closed at 1000 bales to-
day they do not coed 800 bales and rule about in
side quotations
J.rvrrpooI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-01
ALB.Ny, June 30. 1871.

The Ertrs Session IF The Senate, &c.
considerable portion OF the Senators reached this
city, this morning, by the various travelling routes.
There was evidently unanimy Of good and honorable
feeling among these gentlemen, who have up here
to gladden. eyes with their presence. In the interim,
many them have experienced that ineable andpeace
full happiness which Is often vouchsafsd to rural
house. Some Of these look swarthy aud tanned,
and all Of them show improved health whea they ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-01
BY THE M AILS.

BALTIMORE, June 81, 1917.
"A Heary Ran-.4 Singular Case-Front Street Thea
tre-Mr. Booth--TAe Markets, &C.
We have had, since o'clock. yesterday afternoon,
twelve hours Of ncesant rain pouring down In torrents
and it is feared will have an nuro effect upon the
harvesting Of wheat and rye which is ia full blast in
the surrounding country
DR. Tanner, of this city, has within the past three
weeks, abstracted from colored woman, named Nor
wood about 81 years Of age less than thiry-seyen
stones, varying from the size of II pea TO that of
pigeons egg most of them Of the latter size Some Of
them smooth and others rough Jagged and they
present all the different varieties mentioned bv yarious
authors She IL stl evidently encunb ered with more
which are now In the of being distracted "A
many as six have been taken from her In one day
he Front street Theatre will be opened on Friday
evening by MIR. Burton with excellent COMPANY
serve the names OF Miss G.. Chapman, Mrs Jefferson
John Seton. Mr.. Marsh Mir Bennie, MIR j. Scott MIR
Hamilton, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs Mclean, and Miss Oceana
Mr. Booth appears this evening ut the hluseutn as
ago, for the benefit Of Mr. Lowell
Although the fourth OF July IL to be celebrated on the
fifth this year there seems to be lack spirit and
patriotism in the arrangements going
THE MARKErs-In Howard Street Flour Yesterday there
SC than which be had Sales since yes
tedy Of bbls Susquehanna brands at 81 So CITY
dull a$i2. Supply OF all kinds grain light Mar, land red
Wheat good to prime selling small parcel. 81 Is 81 IS
land and yellow cents sale Of 600 tush
els fennsJ yania yellow at 81 cents uyed 90 cents
o, bbls cents; hhds nominal at 2 ~ cents Der saon
STOCK AND hoNEy MARKEr-Ihere is better feeling IN
the mark. A.d some descriptions show upward tendency
-lo1 bid cash; lo asked City per cents of 1896 are done
at loo Tor opening with sersied offered FOR 1850
g asAed state OF Mary land Is look down; 9OI asked
TIA dividend, sOA offered; last sales ct 90s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-01

ALBANY, June 80, 1897.
The Senate met at ten o'clock The question was on
the nomination of Whlesey to the office Of Justice Of
the Supreme Court There considerable opposition
to the nomination. and the Governor Was censurcd for
negecting to nominate candidate for the remaining w.
cancy until the nomination of Mr. Whttlesey was acted
on. Mr. WIS nomination finally confirmed by "A
vote OF 90 to2 Unanimous asked TO trans
init the confirmation of Mr.. Whittlesey to the
Governor. Mr.. Barlow objected, and 1t cannot
be transmitted till week from to-day The
Governor subsequently nominated Marcus 7. Roy
nods, Of Albany, wing, to fill the other vacancy
upon the bench of the Supreme Court The Senate
unanimously confirmed the nomiastion Eight Major
Generals of the New York State militia nominated
and confirmed by the Senate; and commissioner for
loaning United States moneys in Broome county, was
confirmed. The nomination Of David H. Abel to the
office Of canal appraiser will not be acted upon At the
request of the Governor the Senate adjourned tn to-
morrow at 10 o'clock till II is known whether Mr. Rey-
nods will accept the nomination Of Justice TO the su
preme Court. The final adjournment will take place to-
mr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-01
CINCINNATI. June &c Isa7

CINCINNATI, June &c lsi7.
The markets have somewhat relaxed to-day; holders
generally more willing to sell and buyers to accept
terms although some holders have withdrawn them
selves from market and holding out for advances
which not acceded to- Sales white Corn at 4Oc-
Sales Whskey In bbs 81 to 2xc Sales Bacon sides at
90 TO SIC, shoulders Mt &C. and common hams at &c.
sale of sugar cured hams at l0c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-01

New YoRK STATE REGISTER, for ls47-J. Dstur
nell l02 Broadway-It contains a variety Of interest
ing tables statistics &c. besides lists Of the judi
cisry county officers, Sc, sc.
c. S. Francis & Co, 252 Broadway, publishing the
ARABIAN NIGHTs in parts. The frstnumber is beauti-
fully embeshed We expect to see many editions sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-01

MAILS, TWINE AND SHOE THREAD-Cut and
IN Wrought Nails Brads ard Spikes
Sc o, 0, ~, 10, ~ and &c ID Seine Irvine
and cord tiilIigg Seine Irvine
aud 3tbresd India do
:" Hopewel1n Cotton do, OF every size
Wrapping. Wool and Manufacturer Twines ofevery de
scrption
Shoe Thread Of every description inc udng Tnley TIA.
than and Walkers. For sale by
Jyl lt.r ZEBRA X Cunning. LOG Pearl 1T
OFFICES FOR FORMING INTRODUt TIONs FOR
~ MARRl AGE system, although nov.l IN New
York, en'led 70 the Of dscernn ubic
u u conducted the chaste and honorable
and presents 20 candidates opportunity Of forming
ons congenia TO their trses OF character dpo
ton habits &C, which cannot be obtsned through any
other medium Lsdss Office for ladies' only 81 Grand
Centlemen' office, S6k Lspenard 81 jyi ltsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-01
Photographic Cor. of Philadelphia Bulletip.l

FTTTsBURGH, june 30 IB47.
Our markets are very dull. Flour generally is stored
on arrival and few sales at 81 so to - The rain
has again brought good stage of water in the river
Grain very limited; sales with marked decline but
dull Bacon quite active for shipment at so for hams
and sides, to 6xc for shoulders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-01
Sales Of stocks nj PHILADELPHIA.

JusE 3o-Fnsr BoARploOo0 State S. 9l 700 L. y. Tres-
sury Notes io6k 1000 do iobfs 1900 State S. gA; us Oh
rsrd Bank 2 50 Reading k 5sr 90 do 1915 so do y3:
se S. s2 1000 do az do 81 100 susqut hanna Canal Il
AFTrR SALrs go Lrhgh. u; State S. ST.; ss1s do
ALI 1000 do 91l 1919 do 49, % Reading 33 10000 Read
ing Bonds 9s 1900 State So ara 20oo Ltlc Schuylkl
Nav. Co. 81.
sreoNp BoAHp;-5eo State 81 slls; yoolseadg RB sy;
1000 Reading Bonds 19n 5000 do 1885, Penusy ysns
800 22j v,ksbuIE RR, llk Is Me end Man Bank Fits
burg, so; 10 Mechanics Bank, 81.
AFTER SALrs-7 NorrStowu RR 10: Scbuylkl Nayi.
cation S. e3 81 1000 State SIS, cash 5000 do s2
he'ang 3sh 100 New jersey Copper o 1000 State os 92;