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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

or We arc authorised To announce L..
G. Mounts Ego the present incumbent, rs
n Candidate for The olhea # Sheriff for this
pa,ish, nj the ensuing election In Novem-
Var
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

YOU will please announce Cot FFBPurn
'~lBNpRRsaN, az an Independent Candidate
fr State Representative at the approaching
Election. NUMEROUS FRtENps.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

LIST or LETTERS
Remaining IN the Post office at Batol
Rouge Louisiana, on the 3Oth Seplembc
l947, and IL not called for within tire,
months will he sent to Washington D
G.. as dead ~lcttefs.
A
Atkinson l. G Alien | c
Acbord Fl l. Alexander A .
Allan Mde TheophileAlLen Sistan
Allen Augustus Alien P
Afbour MISS AngelinaAnderson u T
Ahern Patrick z Adams w l.
Aliens Andrew George
Apologize 4
Bix1er John BIZ Black shadrick
Broman James Blade 4
Buiol madam M Bouchel Michel
BeugaFd D T Bryant JOS
Beaugard Robase Bernard AIphonse
Berlie Mr. Bertrand B rheophile
Brite Lea 2 Bradford L
Baxter w II Bergman ] os
Began John Brown Miss Sarah
Billges Thomas Blunt Mics
Blackman c. Bianfy J L
Brow n Mr.. BinegaT G
Baker G Babin Sylvester
Bontelie B Brrhnes G +
Brown w Bryant | T
Barnes Miss HELEN (BrIle)
Baton Rouge College Buck..er C W
Bryant nc Brown Eli c
Blunt T Bolts mrs Mary o
Brown J N Bulnez Dir John
Brown Miss c~3rnelia ! Blanchard John
Black SamI
C
Christmas w Cazes Gardens
ChIperoweka nosalie Cnuplade
Chambers + 3 Clark ] w
COusinard mrs L Collins
Chapman ] P Calllphar a
Auguste Cornell John
Elun W S Cooper Joseph
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

0>-We are authorized 10 announce
RoprRr ]. krR asa candidate for the office
OF Auditor Of Pubic accounts, 1T the APP
preaching election
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

or Theodore DeValeoutt Esq Of o.
pei u'a', died lately in that parish oftyphu,
fever, aged AZ years. He was Editor Of
tho st. Mart.insville Gazette, and was,
twenty four years ago, ono Of the Editors
of this Gazette. Ito was much esteclnod
while residing in Button Rouge, for his
geutleman'y conduct and upright deport.
ment.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

You are authorized 10 announce Evan
HAwrs Eco Us a Candidate for the office
Of Sheriff, ut the coming election,
MANY Vorgns.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

TIE SCIENCE o. Sw1NDLINa.--M. p
Il dramatic author and journalist, has latel,
gone to the country TO reside, leaving Il lad,
Ia his house TO receive his letters, and il
necessary to reply tor him. One morning
"A young man, respectfully dressed In u
blouse and cap, called on her, and stated
that NJ. P--had been arrested with Sc.
verol other opposition writer's; but that a
friend Of his could get him out Of prison OF.
payment of 500Gr. He wished her 10 fur.
nish the sutn IN question, as ho had not the
money himself. I'll" lady considered the
whole story AS very improbable, but still,
not liking to fail, ifhcr services we're really
OF use, she took u bunk.note tor 50Ofr. from
her secretary, and accompanied the ines.
senger. When sho arrived nj the residence
OF NJ. P--'s trt'nd, she found that the
messenger had disappeared. On inquiry,
she was informed that N. P, far from
being arrested, was quietly In the county.
Meanwhile, the pretended messenger had
gone back to the house where the lady
lived, and addressing the servant g,rI. said
that 'the sum of 500ir. was not enough {;
that l0o0fr. were required, and her mistress
had sent him for The other 5OOf." The
GIRL not susPecting anything, opened the
secretary, in which the key had been left,
aud taking out a note for the sum required
e with the man. They called a hack.
ney-coach, and after driving about nearly
the whole day, the man got out at the top
OF the F~aubourg Montmartre, and after Il
few minutes absence came back with a Bit
OF paper, and said "M. P--'s friend will
not see you, but he sends you a receipt, SO
give me the money" The girl, half
atfaid, gave up the money, and on her re.
turn home discovered that she had been
robbed.--Gaseue desf Tribunaur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

We ore requested TO announce, HYpoItte
Lanoun Jr ~ a candidate for The office Of
Coron +, nj the approaching election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

STRAY.
Taken up by Mr.. Alfred White on 22d
September l647, an American horse, Of a
burnt sorrel color, aged about 0 or 10
years, left hind foot white, has a white spot
On his forehead, and Is without any visible
marks of brand.
If said horse Is not claimed within thirty
days from tie publication Of this notice,
conformably to the regulations ofthe police
Jury of ibis parish, he will he offered at
public sale by the undersigned al his office,
in this parish on the both October ls47.
Tefms-CAsH.
HosEMoND HEBERT. ,. r.
West Baton Rouge. Sept. $3.50.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

We are authorized TO announce FRANCIS
q. HENDERSON, IA n Candidate for the
Office of Coroner.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

TITS Horst Not a doubt now t]gtthins
that a uemthodinus and elegant building Of
Ibis description, will shortly be erected by
Mrstfs, Pike Il Hnrt. A spirit Of enter
prise has for sometime been manifested Oh
the part Of the ]e1mnuniiv, the effects Of
which viii conEtf honor on the town, aud
afford profit to the projectors. We like
the suggestion of q correspondent of The
Airotate, that Of opening Lafayette street
IL the locality for the Stale house. This
would leave Al uninterrupted view from
thence to The Barracks, aud mike the finest
street IN the town. The following out Of
the plan above mentioned would no doubt
cause the demolttion Of d few old houses,
and amongst ottets the premises we occu.
ny AZ a printing office, but we would cheer.
fully submit To any private Inconvenience.
tru bone tstblicp.
VS. trust our Cts Council will be in.
clined TO look tavof4bIy OH such improve.
mpnts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

0IHi@@ 7 Tie 70
qaoot Of many ofthe friends ofA, NJ. Dunn
ESQ, of Baton Rouge, you will please an
nounce him ma candidate, at The ensuing
general election, fjr Auditor q Publtc Ac~
counts. FLORIDA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
40 acres plant Cane on the river, five
miles above Baton Rouge.
Oct. 9-36. ct W..B. SCOTT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

BAroN Rouor Ja(y l0h lsl7
To tho ENRON nfthe
Il. K. GAsrrrt, D
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

o]~FtS Steamer Une'e Sam has len tho
trade between New Orleans and Bayou
Sara. Her place will be supplied before
long by another boat, The Rainbow did
not come up on Wednesday last, her ma.
chinery having met with an accident, She
l. expected up TO day.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

Al a meeting oftls Methanies' Asaoei.
alton, held OF The I'd October, The following
letter was read and ordered 10 be printed
in the Advocate II GazeRe
p~hAagEmiNB Ibefvillu parish. La,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
NEW-YORK LEGIsLATURE.

SENATE. =. TUESDAY Feb 10.
The Emigrant Passenger bill was reported with
amendments.
Mr. BAcKUs reported Bill for the establishment
of an Asylum for Idiots
general Bill for the Incorporation Of Nillages
was also reported.
The bill to appoint Commissioners Of the Code
was postponed TO w ednesday OF next week
The Court of Errors opened and adjourned 10 the
second Tuesday in March.
The bill TO remit tolls on provisions &c for Ire
land, was referred to Finance Committee
The bill relative 10 the transportation OF cOnvicts
to the State Prisons, was passed in committee 1t
allows sheriffs IS and their assistants 81 50 per
day and necessary expenses
ASSEMBLY.
The communication Of the Commisshry General
requesting the Military Committee to attend the
review ofthe list Brigade Of Artillery ip New York
was taken up.
Mr.. sIcKLrs moved that the Committee have
leave TO attend.
T. SMITH and TILLIsGHAsT opposed the motion
and the whole subject was postponed to Goth March
when the river will be Open, by vote OF 81 to 20
Mr.. HUBBARD called up his resolution relative TO
the removal Of certain Indians Of the tribe OF SIX
Nations, in direct opposition TO the orders OF the
Indian Department, and providing that they be re
moved back at the expense OF Government.
Mr. RUTHERFORD offered a concurrent resolution
calling on Congress to pass the bill aPProPna,ing
s5O00 900 for the relief Of the Poor Of Europe
Agreed 10 unanimously.
The Senate bill dividing the State into Judicial
Districts was made the special order for tomorrow
aud every day until disposed Of
The bill making appropriations tor Schools was
taken up in Committee.
No question was taken upon the School Bill.
Mr. BALLOON laid upon the table a concurrent re-
solution TO repeal the Tsnff Of ls46
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
DIED


On Moad.y 18th inst of coosur,,,,. o.
oCkLf IN the sd year Of his sge. 'SOAsfi :
Tie friends and acqusintances ~ 49,
specially invited b. attend the funeral v;,A-i ~
invitation, On "Wednesday i,th inst a, n ists
the residence OF his father No Grand, a, -
Ills remains will be taken 10 Greenwood CO
nisrment N'os-ry 3
On Monday evening the 18th las, In N. -.
his age. Rev PETER THuRSTOy pa !
Ills friends and scqusirtances and ,ho.. IA,
Nathaniel and Henry, and OF his brother Jo.h. So
are respectfully invited 10 attend his luner.i !, .<
on Wednesday afternoon. from the hoss. - s.sFsi
Nathaniel Thurston, % seventhst - ~
On Tuesday afternoon. 18th ms, MARY Wiz,
II. Van hieeck. sscd - yesrs Va
The friends OF the family are invited "a 49,,
funeral, this "Wednesday afternoon a, o'e'c~s =.
her late residence, y Warren st without fsytss,
ton. Her remains viii Be taken to Poc,Afe,,s' =
tnterment -
On Tuesday. 10Th inst ANNA, wife o, lola r.
in the nth year Of her aga.
The friends Of the family, as also those of ~
George and John L. Hiltmsn. are respectfully sv,..s
attend her funeral on Thursday at O'Clock Pxs--
her late residence o. Essex-st Her remain, -
I&Sen 70 Greenwood Cemetery for interna-rt l-,S.
on tuesday morning Feb. 10. MARY CATHlRrx,
her sse w" ss1
her friends and scqusirtsnces and ,aose a \.
no.ser MS Aorren are requested 70 attend her tn
81 ,nu,s asy afternoon. tfosa Ter residence in W..
On the 10th inst HARRIET ELIZABETH. dsOs..
~'e' Mo n Ehzsoeth Bsssett aged year and ~ l.
II. 'uso - me Kingdom Of Heaven"
funeral from % Pike o. on Wsdr..S.. S.ss,, ~
a. o'clock 7. NJ feo'usS u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
ARRIVED

Ship George Skolheld. Skoheld from New O,.ao,
2oth Jan and w Pass 18th, cotton, &c tc Nesmgu
Walsh
ship Mary Frsnces, Hubbard ~ ds I'm Nceae eo,,
10 Sturgess, Chairman & co. Sldin co with bark "
liam s. James and brig Caroline Plat for Nyork A.
bark Georgia. for Boston Miss McNells ard NJ Byr
passengers.
Bark Brighton. Whiting d. I'm Boston, 10 ballast
master
Brig Peruvian. (of sedgwick( Cousln. IS Dc i'm Be-.
salt. to Foulke s. Son.
Brig Commodus (of BRISTOL Bailey, ~ De I'm fnu,.
de Cuba, 2i3 hhds % ,cs molasses Chsselan Po.rs
Left bsrks Carissa Perkins Cobb for NioTk ldgi n,
ston for Philadelphia, do Franklin, Of Boston dss
Brig Sea, Norton, ds from Providence RI In bsl.i
10 master
Brig Ruth, Stevens, 10 de I'm PASSPORT 18th and ps-
10 Smith Boynton.
Brig Leyant Jelleron, days from Savannah ttss
Badger Peck s Co.
Brig Logan, Treat IA days I'm Cardenss Cuhs ~
rnolasses 70 q Thurston SD In CO with brig, Osa
for Boston. Rival for Portsnd
Brig Russell Arey. 8 de I'm Georgetown. SC linsi
10 Badger. Peck & Co. Len u Propeller Ashland
I'm Hampton Roads bound 10 Tampico, pet IN to rps
Schr Diamond, Hallocx Baltimore, ndse, TO Nalsi
Lord.
schr Swan. Ayres I'm Cbincoteage, corn. to N \ 70,
schr VIM NJ Gnodwln, McNatt Of Milton, Del sufs
to NIB Fox.
Schr American Belle, Baxter, Boston. 20 J Ahn
Scbr John q Adams, Morris, is im Boston. mtp B
Foster & Nickerson.
schr G w Davis. nurch ds fun Wilmington Nc
naval stores t. L ) Powell.
Schr Messenger Sands. lie I'm Charleston Gotta ~,
rice. TO Wood.
Lighter sloops Lady Suffolk, Atlantic, Native =.
Sophia Jane, with the cargo OF the Br schr Char,
ashore on the Beach ct South Oyster Bay. IL n
Charles was from New.lork bound to Halifax.
BELOW-2 brigs unknown. Wind ENE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
Dusinees Notices.

~ ltis just a. sensible for old houses 10 invites
toners If they want more. as 1t 10 for ones Do
so The principle is the same, and In thsse dap Of
competition and small profits afford 10 'pssd
time idly BY striking up bigger lgh, and thus wdss
Ing the circle Of business acquaintance full empoJneri
may be secured 10 all hands without increasing Ia cay
manner the ordinary expenses of rent clerk hire &c
The cost Of advertising in country papers Is 90 low hs
there is no reasonable excuse for any to be hor
customers. Advertisements received tor all ssedoss
Of the country at the Office Of the Agent " B. PALMS
In the Tribune Buildings who is authorised by the pro
prietors for that purpose lie ia now receiving ess'
snd entertainments for the Southern and wesxr
papers inviting customers for the ensuing Spring sss
ness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
is,ence. fed exclusively sour disrllery slops; no
,honrht II a good idea % let the food soEr

is,ence fed exclusively distillcry slops; no
thought il good dsa TO let the food sour.
Mr. LoDGE, in answer 70 an inquiry stated his
opinion a. to the proper proportion Of oobs and corn
He always 6ilainishes the proportion from exactly
s-s degree to lAsf the pure finely ground as
the animal fst,eas he prefers 10 let il al turn thor
ou-hly sour before feeding and then allow the cattle
snaier portions a, rme-which vii have the same
eject a. the greater quantities Of sweet food
But desultory conversation having occupied much
time during the meeting snd,hs proper hour for adjourn
ment having arrived. motion 70 tbs, eject was cSrisd
and the subjects Of the meeting fortnight, hence,
were announced az
KEehca GGrss1lg Linz ari is Application 70 Lands
and TriiEnins Of Crap Vines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

WAsHryeros Monument AssocIATIos.-Sever
a. friends Of the scheme of building mopumen, to
Washington in SewYork have combined - obtain
revival Of TIE charter Of the late Washington Monument,
Association They propose accordingly to have an sp-
proPa,e celebration OF the approaching anniversary of
the birth dag OF Washington a, Castle Garden Mr.. r.
F. Butler and others will deliver addresses on the occa
sion the Sacred Music Society and the Auerie Musi.
ca Institute will perform several pieces Of Music
ORPHAN ASYLUM SocIETY.-After Rev. Mr. Be
dels sermon On Sunday evening at 81, Psuls Chapel
collection taken up In behalf this Society. smoun.
Ina to two hundred and sixfytvo dollars.
r5~ The You're FRIENDS OF IRELAND in our
City who annually celebrate ST PAricks day BY ses
tive gathering held preliminary meeting last eveins
and resolved 10 oreso their Dinner this year in cond
erston OF the deplorsble condition Of the Green Isle
and 10 ,end what the festival would cost them respcc-
lively to feed the starving in Ireland As substitute
for their Dinner they have engaged Rev. HESSv GrLEs
10 give his Lecture (yrstuitousy) TIE SPir q lrA
History a, the Tabernacle on Thursdsy evening 25sh
inst Tickets 50 cents and the Tabernacle is bound 10
be full
" Though last not least we may appropri'
siely SAG OF the brilliant festival which Madame Aosno-
wicz gives on the 93d ms, the Tabernacle In add
ton 10 the attraction Of her splendid voice, she VIII
be surrounded that evening BY the cream OF the is
ian Opera Company. Sgaorins Bsrih, Benedict bene
ventano Ssnqurico snd Sisr Bsrh. The great merits
Of the respective artists too well known to require
particular notice Herr Dorm. who has met with great
triumph in Boston Mr. Kyle with bis bewisching flute
and Mr. Tmm the pianist also on the list OF attrsc
tons. The programme offers both novelties anc 0eau
ties seldom presented at Concert in this City.
FIREs.-A sloop at pier IA was discovered to be
on fire about half past : last evening. Extinguished
without much damage. Some stables In Peuys' BE-
tween Fourth and Bescker sts destroyed by hre
last evening about half past ten o'clock.
II We call the attention of our readers to DR..
Chltons Lecture this evening st the Lyceum No. SCI
Broadway on Chemistry spilled to Agriculture.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS This Board stood al.
jouned to yesterday afternoon but did not meet owing
to the want OF quorum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

Il We have received copy OF an interesting
address delivered a. the Institution for tie Deaf and
Dumb in this City on - "a OF December lAsi by the
President M. HASvEr P PET. !. gives account Of
the origin Of the attempt instruct this unfortunate
portion Of fellow creatures and o; the institution
over which Mr.. Peet Presides. An appendix narrsies
the proceedings at the dedication Of the ch&pe where
the address WAS delivered.
TIE LoNDoS LASoTr.-The February number
Of this excellent work has already been issued by the
American publishers Messrs. Burgess sringer s. Co
2a2 Broadway.
The ILLUSTRATED FLoRA-Number Of the
second volume Of this beautiful work has JUS, teen ssl-
ed BY the publishers Messrs Lewis Brown, 272 Pearl.
st. p cents per number
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
" Mrs. PAuIlNA s wmeHr, late Of Uaca

" Mrs PAUIISA s WRIGHT, late Of Unca.
who has addressed audiences Of her own sex 10 great
acceptance in various places the subjects Of Anatomy
and Physiology, Is We understand shout to give a
Of Lectures in BALTIMORE. She has undertaken
this service As we happen TO know not from any sorhi
motive from desire 70 make herself oosspien0us
bet with high and enob,ing sims and in the hope Of
making herself useful TO her BY emil hiening them
topics OF the hshes. importance to their hspp
and the welfare Of the She has studied her
subject thoroughly and received the highest testimonials
to her competency for TIE responsible work she has
undertaken. What is by mesns OF less importance,
she in every Of the word slsdy modest dee.e
and refined and every way worthy Of the highest eon
sdeuce We commend her most heartily 10 the fayora
be regards OF friends in Baltimore and particularly
b contemporaries Of the press in that city, who
would do their female readers kindness BY calling a;
tenrion b her Lectures
~ We received no mail Sou.h af philsdelphis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

SPOKEN.
Jan 90 lat % IS, lon 81 %, brig Emma, Of and ap
from New-York. for Trinidad.
Jan 81 lat y - Ion 60 as schr Ida Russell OF Cbskss
o days from New York for Jacmsl.
Jan 3D. lat 80 ION 81 30, schr Harriet Ann, Awkward
days from New York for Porto Rico.
FEB lat 80 50 lon 70 90 bark Archiraiies Of Nora
Yarmouth. from New.York for Belfast l. II hours hoa
Sandy Hook
18th inst, lat 80 30 lon II 30 brig Rival from Catsns
for Portland.
Msnssnilla for Boston. rs days out
18th inst lat 81, Ion IL. brig Dotdes tn csntsnss
for Boston.
9th inst OFF Tortugss brig ssrah Brown, hence IA
Mobile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

Thing. In PHILADELPHIA.

Correspondence OF The Tribune
PHrLApE PTIA Feb 10
A cloudy snowy, rainy, haily. sleety, dirty day,
which puts one out Of humor with the world and
himself The markets have caught the natural in
lection and dull the day. Flour anguishes be-
tween 25 and g. and Corn Meal is down from 70.
ISL Corn 90 cents and very dull for Southern Vel
low and 3 TO - for Pennsylvania Yellow from wagons
Groceries Yesterday
There Is no local news
Capt Charles }. Bddles Volunteer Company has been
accepted BY the President and viii start 81 early dsy
Tor the seat Of war
SALEs OF STOCKS FIRST Board and afly--s Com Bk
81 10 Sch Nav 81 I Farm and Mech TX -; Pa
Bk go l73 Lehigh Int % 1000 Moris Loan SIS -
10 Farm and Mech Bk a. zoo sch Nav g. IS. sol
SoEd Board and af-ll.l25 state IS ~ 100 Hsrris
burg Is sOs ~ Com Bk 81 so County 5s ~. 69;
Planters BIZ Tenn 60 Loo Sch Nav Is IS. Il 1000
Texas Notes Is 1900 Sch Nav e. Is = 600 Rig
BIDS 72t COO Sch Nav Is Is. SCI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
WAsmNGroS. FEB. 1910 P. ~

The Senate today confirmed a number OF Majors,
Captains and Lieutenants, for the new regiments
from New. York, Pennsylvania and other States.
The names have not been sscertained with GER
tainty but we understand that Messrs CHARLES
BrDDIE BUTLER, LTBERC and BERNARD, Of Phil
adelphia are among The Captains, and LEWIS
CARR one of the Lieutennnts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
pnrLApr1 PHI. Feb. is Pm.

FHILADEI PIIIA feD- Us 7. NJ,
New Orleans papers Of the 9th instant We're re-
ceved at Washington this evening. No news
from the Army the Navy.
MAnKKrs-- Flour-No sales; So 81 y barrel is asked.
1000 barrels Rye cold at 81 IS Corn Meal IS 10 Il
wheat red 81 40 y bushel white, 81 30. For Corn,
Us cents ia asked but there have been sales al ess
5f,cks heavy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

n When the True Sax shall have retrseted
OF attempted to sustain its original ssiumny alleging
that The Tribune had been used endorse snd bolster
ND the Psin6eld Bank determine whether IL Is
worth while 10 deal with iss more recent coinage We
hare neither time nor for merely chasing II from
one fabrication to another, and to enter upon wOrdy
eoaoversy respecting the guessed At contents of our
sssled private letters s stll farther ron our purpose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
Court C.leudsrTmts DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos Il. &C. -. 100 1913 1913 1876 l43
49, = o. o. 3d. o.. n lis, o. 1856 3D. 2i7 1873 99 10 2
a. a. %. - %. III. 1853 to l75 IN l7s I7s. ls0
CIRCUIT CoURr-Nos. 27s p 40, %, So 60 81. o. %,
-. 60 o., 279
COMMON PLEAs.-Psrt Nos. II, 81, %, %, q, 81,
3j 81. 80 a. a. Part li-Nos. 60, 90 GO. o., 10. -
-, 20, co, -, -, 20, &C. 30, o.
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rs- SEE MARINE JOURNAL rousrs P,el
CLEARED.

Ships Quebec Williams. London. Grinnel. Mann,
Co; Havre, Answorth, Hsvrc. Fox & LlvnssTu n
tor. Spencer. Glasgow, T. d llurlbut & Co.
Bngs Rebcccs Desne, belfast Richardson w.,.,,
Co Bloomfield o Brien. Cork. Bsche Mcgv,,, a..
modore, Hull, Cornell Gusdsloupe, Badger. Peek IA
Schrs Olive, Smith. Wilmington. Nc, MI Mecr.s,
s Co. Cynosure. Rogers 81 Marks. T. D Harbvt ~
Lochel Rsynes, Havana. Badger. Peck a Co o..
peake. Stewart. Baltimore eager & Co l1sg
Smith. Philadelphia Mckee, flsnd & Co
Steamer Transport, Gould, South Amboy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

Castor of Savannah. while lying near Tybee Bar Wa
run into BY the bark Dunbrsiy the lin Inst and
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Light No insurance.
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ate nded the grand Irish Relief Bal at the Holiday a.
Theatre, Baltimore, Monday nish,
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