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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-07
General Notites.

- Western Land Agency, UfrsoIr, .chigar.
lss5-sir The underigued continue 10 l-vo,s h-r a..
ieauOu ID The business u his Agency VIZ Tue purchase
s14 - r. OF Rea Estate the payment u axes roc mas
alcs sod f0r tax-s the purchase u ar-s a. a-s,
the examination ofies he entry Of Stale Gov-razI-ri
lands. The examination ard psing q and. leasing ely
AID village property and collecting renis. collecting bonds
mortgages an Other egt-noes u debt the purchase and
sale ofMictizsn STATE nabi.ues
They have careful sn1 trustworthy Agens ih- prrei-
pa pacesin Ohio IntiAns. Illinois, W.-k1lsaa and lows,
and IN each Of tie Organized Counties N h.s State
Thai A. bushes. entrusted 10 their care ~ receive
PROMPT and particular attention. they refer you 90 the fo
lowing gentlemen for whom they have transacted business
r. Oacs opposite he aehigSn Exchange Jeaer'on
S Jos Macy. MACY briggs
WILLIAM ; DEIess.
~ Gao. n. BR0DHEAo. 81 Merchants Exchange, 10
Agent Of 81. d. IN New YORK
Mr. York Cify-Frederc Bronson. ESQ DAME Lord Jr
ESQ Hon -njamin T. Butler. Charles Butler Esc.
Messrs D. 4 A kilgssnd CO. hessrs hoadieJ fheips
L CO. Messrs W-imore a Co. Sla- { Herring.
4bmy-lie0rge Dawson, Esc. ttsrnirg JO4rnaLl
RooisIfcr, " I-Messrs smith Perkins, hessfs Sage
! Pancosi, Asa Spragus. Esq,
Fo',o1. ,f,,,-John y Bsr,oar. Esq W " Dennis, Esq
PAiLrielpara PL-MessT-. Draper, Iappan Co.
Troy. y y c. L. Tracy, Esq
Aafauta T-Jurius A smith. ksq.
ihrFiuer 60. v l-M. Grant, hsq
IOns,ng ga " E-Sidney D. smith, ESQ ChsuncsJ
Hd'oa. y Y-Aer. c Mitchell. E.q.
Detroit Ma Me-sr.. Gray Lewis DAVID stuart E'q
u 1ss,nstes. y C-Hon. wm. Woodbridge
Tol,do Oaio-kchsrd Mou, ESQ
Aissaader. y. T-D. " Tomiinsou. Fec.
mil ls~D iamWSsW1
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MAIsE-The Legislature adjourned on the Sd
instant after passing l2s Acts aud 50 Resolves

MAIsE-The Legislature adjourned on the Sd
instant, after passing l2s Acts aud 50 Resolves.
The KcnneJec Journal says:
But few party questions we're aststed The Mexican
war may perhaps be- considered the only one in which
party lines were nearly unbrOken and We think OF out
one other question where the vote assumed strong
party aspect on local or personal question moth
ing than setting of single individual from one
town % another
Among the things done. have been the passage OF
Resolutions approving the Mexican war
Resolutions passed the House. nearly unanimous
against the of Slavery into territory now free
and insructng Senators IN Congress Lost by the
disaRreeing votes Of the two branches
The adoption Of the plurality system In Elections
where can now be done ~ law. and the submission
20 the people of the question OF STEERING the Consutu
ton. where II requires majority
The submission OF the question slsowhether the Con
stuton shall be stered % prohibit the state from
contracting debts 10 the amount Of more than tjOOOOO
and prohibiting the State from lOaung its credit 10 cor
porstions Schools for the instruction of teachers A
Railroad from Pennington 70 the tide waters Of the Men
nebec river.
Many other charters granted OF less general I'M
portance among them two Banks.
Among the bills which were defeated were the SHOW
hogan sroad and the attempt TO repeal the license law
The forty day rule the subject OF much alterca'
ton Whether II will be enacted again we cannot pre-
Dict but those who have business 10 be acted on before
another Legislature would do well ~ bring II on early
in the session as otherwise it mag be referred to the
next LEGISLATURE
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Absentee Landiords-The Nation.

MR EDITOR The following extract from an ar.
rele in The NaiioH appeared recently in TAe TrbEns
But after all this land Is IcdNd snd We ara oil lIsh
men. Our souls yesrn for independence ana freedom
on Irsh ground and under Irish laws Make The cove
with US then-mske that we may ST. every
under bis own vine and ~ tree, eating our own
bread and wearing our wool and fax, sure oil a
return for every sod turn and every seed We SOW
Admit our hts of property and may Heaven help us
10 our utmost need We will maintain yours addressing
Enelsndl against the common enemy
The words In brackets foreign TO the meaning OF
ne original The Nation holds this language TO class
tlrshmen who have hitherto stood too much sloof
ON their coun,rys interests and tells them the eondi'
ms On which their rights may be maintained against
common enemy (meaafas England J. OR
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THE VAMPIRE BAT or BRAzIL.-There IS one
and takes tribute irem the unconscious sleeper this
is the Vampire Bat During the dsy they sleep In The
tiles Of the roof but they 90 forth al sunset some OF
the largest measure upward Of two feet scIoss The
wings but generally they are smaller Oh their ondness
for human blood and especially that particular portion
that constitutes the aAans OF the great toe, from per
sonal experience am unable 10 youch but every one
10 the country confident Of II and number OF gen
temeu at different times assured US thAtthey themselves
had been phlebOtomzed In that manner, nor knew VI
the operation until bloody hammock offered indubi,a
bic evidence They spoke OF Il slight affair and
probably the little blood that Is extracted IL rarely an in
Jury II the foot is covered there 10 no danger or II a
light is kept burning the room and often We have
slept unframed thus guarded when bats were fitting
about and squeaking the night long Cattle snd horses
are not so easily protected and wound once made,
the bat returns 10 II every night until the proper precAu
tons taken the animal Is killed by the loss OF
blood Edwards Voyage up the River Amazon
SEMILUNAR FARDELs.-There is prospect Of
an uncommonly large yield this season. One college
has turned out ve pair As there 100 colleges In
the country they would al the ssne rate yield Al sgsre
gate OF over 500 pair in single year For tue economy
OF labor we would suggest the propreiy Of sl once
clubbing all the clergyman 10 the country d. ID with
out distinction of sect This would satisfy ALL and leave
no room TOR suspicion of fsvOritsm And what a gor
Gus country we should be with 5000 10000 Doctors
OF Divinity among US
- The Syracuse Star says that on Monday
very large number of canal oats. oil heavily laden
were blocked in between Sslns Bridge and the Lodi
lock IN that village The delay was occasioned BY The
lack OF wster on the upper level.
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CHILDREN, HOME, AND THEE.

BY ,. n. ANDERSON.
Narrow
The heart that loves, the brain that coniemplales,
The life that wears The spiit that creates,
one object ard one foIm-and builds thereby
A sepulchre for It's own eterniIy.'-P. Il. SHELLEY.
IHEARD the signal cannon's rosr
That babe the land farewell
And those love more dear than life
Or sught that tongue can tell
The sun sank deep beneath the wave,
Our bark swept DER the sea;
But deeper sank my lonely heart
As thought, sweet wife, on thee
And then vow d whateer my fate.
What'er my 10, might be-
This heart should never wander. love,
From Children Home, and Thee
heard the night wind, from the shrouds.
A mOurntul moasnre play
Tofoau.ing pillows, dancing wild
Beneath the Moons cold ray
saw the silver queen 60 down.
And darkness veil the sea
Then rose my heart beneath its frown.
Ash thought sweet wife. on thee
And then vow'd. whsler my fate.
whsteer my lot might be.
This heart should never wander, love.
From Children, Home, and Thee
My hopes were blest. gained the shore
Columbia Freedoms strand
Where gallant cons and daughters isir.
Protect and grace the land
And there mids, JOY of hope confirmed,
Midst fortune, friendship free
Ny soal confessed their geo rous worth.
A thought, sweet wife, on thee
And then vow'd. whs,e'er my fate,
Whate'er my lot Nigh, BE-.
This heart should never wander. love,
From Children, Home. and Thee,
.<fslO. July %. ls47.
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CITY ITEMS.
FHipAY. Angus, 2

EA4uAlf hue-rt
MoRE TRANs.ATLANTIc SrEANERs-A letter
quoted By the Gase Dc C0sHe states that Dane long
resident IN New York hss prepared plan for linz Of
four sieaIashps between this City and Gsckslsdt on
tn Ebe The project is said 10 be warmly supported
by the Kinzs Of Denmark and Sweden and by the City
Of Hamburg which will secure prompt raising Of the
necessary capital 100000 Il Is expected that The
passage 10 Nes.York viii be made in from sixteen 70
twenty days.
a company hss also been formed FOR the purpose OF
establishing direct steam communication between some
port Of Mexico probably Vera Cruz and Germany
u The american MesseHger.' a monthly pa
per published in hi. City BY the American Tract So
cety has gained acrcuson of O. 0oo and is said to be
increasing Thi. IL probably larger circulation ihsn
IL enjoyed by any other periodical in the world TIE
London Peoples Journal before the quarrel between
is Editor Mr.. Saunders and the HowiIis, said 20
circulate 5000
IL Hon. E. Bradley, Member Of Congress elect
from the Western District Of Michigan. died yesterday
morning At the Croton Hotel HE body has been taken
home 10 Marshall for burial
FIRE-A FIRE was discovered about u O'Clock
la. night In the upper story Of the store Of Nicholas
Boyce, No. IL Carmine St which was extngushed with
tning damage
SAvED-A man named Patrick Day. while IN
state of ntoxicstion last night fell in tbs river Al tn
foot Of Grand It and WAS rescued from drowning By
officers Ogden and Miller Of the Eleventh Ward
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MIRaoR LIBRARY,


NEW sERIEs-Ths political locs novel enuuso
Mas, OF The power II tho 8 Y! originally written f~
ths Mirror Inst published making handsome volume o.
S0 pages. aud for sale by all the bookselle This woth
coutans gnsphc history Of the as, PresidennAI Csm
nsgn showing % the ingues u both parties Duhnsi
publication in Tho Mirror IL sacied the gesiesi Interest
hroushout The uny II contains more fsci nan hcnoo
and nfks sketches Of than hy leading pohueisns
jy46 I'm
THE AMERICAN LITERARY GAZETTE
a Nd NEW. YORK MIRROR week rrn.s o. Nsws.
n Ara clencs. Literature, POitics III ftLLth 500
Editor auf PrOphsor has the Satisfaction ~ Announcing
10 the pubic that no hss made new sfrsngemehs, ~
which In fuiurr thls esabshsd ns ~spspef nov IN ue
commencement Of is sixth volume, new ssriss VIII oe
cupy lie place more decidedly han evsr - ssdiot Li
ersry Journal " The Metropolis suoscnbcfs otsn.us~
receiving the volume from tho commencement lsh Apn
ian ,hond forward N II subscriptions imnsdstsly 10
Clubs VI t.n, tho tefms are only ooe dol"syes.
TsRas-On- copy one year 10 ADVANCE
One copy two yesrs.............s''."
Two copies one yesf............ssssss
-Four
Ton 80. -
All new subscrbsrs ertiiist 10 copy OF 1874, OF
the Power OF lie or Tho Tripping " Tom Pepper,
or The Results Of Romancng each worh being mana
some volume " 800 pages .,..,.
All commentaries should be addressed tpos ps'cl 70
n FULLER Edll0r Of Ne~-Yofk Mirror limited nlm1sf
" sdvesem-ns sting to tbs Aria and the BOOB Tfshs'
Inserted on lh- outer pages - ~
N B.-Prics Of the Daily Evening Mirror " per sonam
In advance one smiling week when received ~ cGnsfe
rS- Wii"ur Excn-ags. pl-ase oalle.Y W. .m
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General Notices
PHREEoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
WLERs & w L l. l. =,
~ Sm. 1871 Na--au-st. y. y.

~ Wnter-Cur Establishment. II bond-st n
snd syo.set (Oyslsr BsyJ l.. Dr. Saw, ne earliest
American prscOusr and author o. aief-Cufe receives
os,lens a, above Those 81 distance may BY sending
4 fee he advised fer treatment ~ home mY<o U
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w hhn UH ooohscto's t'Hos -.v
prST AND CHEAPEST.

xrIpROH LIBRARY No II New ssriss The Trip.
NJ ping. II Tom Pepper, or the h-suts OF konsncpg
by Harry Franco THIS popular novel which has eks'ss
Weekly Mrror IN be published this day. The local 10
scripti6n- tho w-knDwn chsrseeTs infodueea INTO
the gfeat~stulsr smoug ths readers ofh- nfrof WINS
mas bs IN course OF publ cation, and the cry has cone
we COW Offer il sl io The public Those who have re.dn
by piecemeal will be glad N have Il In boob form wns
hose who have rad brfors viii be ssd 70 nss
hin snv form IL il pub .hei IN style similar 10 1884,
a. hfv cents y-,he price Of that popular ~os
fvQS m
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70 Sir George Lsrpent Chairman of the asst
leois Association recently testified before the British
ln.men' thsi there was no, pound of tea brought
" sns country wncn did not undergo a cooriug pro
cess 10 sdspt 10 10 the market and that what was
noaJ called green ia was made 20 oy ardfca! meaas
and might jass as well DO celored yellow or blue
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Miscellaneous.

So. 400 TO LEND or mortgage, 10 sums 70 ALL
llNttD.ro 'irarfs. u Ne~-I YORK or BrOokyn, ~
J. BNONES,s VAL 81 corner u N-w-.t
R-gorssIe or eKcnsnge Tor properly % nerch.n-
a. S.u.si- cotton lants tas south western St.ies
Eusst
Oh JO0 on 9, 900 % . a. On ooai ssa mo-. -t-s
SZ,ZUU o. L. PrJsse ~ grg.,S - PEI esei -
srssi Apply 70 laat 81 JUAN AOffAi' d" W '''-
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- steeprocks time in running the Ave miles
Batavia was u minutes 30 seconds instead Of 20 as
sisted In yesterday. paper
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~ Between John st. ard Msiden-lans al
" Beware Of Druggists and Drug stores a. uons OF
them 10 New York vii BE allowed 10 seep DR.. Cars
rIss articles and as many OF hem offer worlhe.
terfeit. iva STuW&FU
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NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.

,xxy work DAILY TRIBUNE IS fuBLI5HEp
yyyRY MORNING, SUNDAY sxcEPItD
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6iiuaiions, Ct. h,antsn.

xNANrED-i0o Agenn 70 circulate rev e.iroa OF
w Wells LAWYER fOr he slat>s OF New fofs New.
J.r.ev ard ConrecruL These vOrss contain approved
less forms which 10 the usnssetion u eesssss
They -xrsn The uetad ofheep.ng sceouns aud eorisln
great ~ ouni u lnofmsIlOn for basin-ss men hen u
~ nske from 50 70 eoos month 10 ssng tssu-
Inquire IL n Nssssg-sL JOHN G. WELLA
as lTsod'
WANTED-rwc Young lsties SISTERS. vel oeaiAsd
" 10 t-seh IN the common ard orusnsrta ersneess
ciucsioa and usihemsc ~ish stiapocs as teachers N
he sans school would Be preferred In his ETY.. The
oftce. as Swrods
A. ANrkD-sia.Tioos Al siRpsALLs Agency for
'osie exeeii@ni irtsh. American Gernas servants
Tor Guy ana eooeuy 2t srosd~sy. aoS Sc
DAkT>kK WANTED N q maauf,etarsns .stab ash.
u-ni ro~ N snccessfa operation. sga
PIE attic always 10 dsmsna The advertiser wiskluS 10
extend his bcsiress wosld ists psresf active or s.
lent with capital OF from 60 70 ST. go Tee ioes0n
4. oce II he dssfsbs IN The STATE Of New York.
snd oarrs mosi d,sfsrle opportunity to ssntlen~o
wishing 10 engage In business 10 III oc-hty estsb
nsh = 500 IN 5asiness with gsuueusn Of sxpersne>
An .r,nse ment may BE- made 9TH The parry srgssipg ~
hich h- ms, have he selling q god. manufactures
Adtres. Manufse.urer al no oee q Ise kxpfess, liz
Brosd-y. seS w
"A ANTkp-Imm~oizlsiy. tweu,s-ave yoens men 4.
w AneTtcsn, to 40 -halng vovssrs In trst elass
ship. All cOghics and Oghcr necessary article bed
on the credit Of The voysgs rare chance uow oa-s ot
~ se wishing To IAae . voyage ~ sea For rStn~f pG
ucu'srs spply to he Ns~sns and Whaling Co ~ Ccrs-
lsrd ~ ~
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TO THE PUBLIC
THE FOLLOW So Litter sAaKsIiNeA
REMARKABLE CURE OF

KEMARKABLE CURE OF
" Dyspepsia, Bronchitis and hheunat ism
IL nom Rev D. lands, clergyman n Ncs jersey %
dstneu.hef and equation. lts publication
though pot directly rrr-d by re eul1r l. given from
sense Of duty iho.e sni sTy shctsj win tn hope
that these motives N plead az sq0nsy IL II believed
nat the annals 4 science give more convincing
proof OF substantial merit lhsn here produced The
f.c,s speak Tor themselves he leer may b.
application Al the Agency.
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J. D. WHEELER
- IommIs-iODer Tor the Smtrs OF New ORR
sEd ConaeeacQI, fsnala1y Hall nj v
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~ A Judicious, safe, I borough and Com
piele system of advertising IN Country Se~sgs-
pe may be adopted through ne sgercJ OF v b. fALMLk
daily lOfw arGi Advertisements AID cards 81 -f-
ehsrts uauuncturers artists kc ~ all The States for
For hose DO are prepared u uppy Fall and Winter sup
pies, this il The season make II known aaz IuTLks-w
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.SFZAI POWEIt-ro Lei, ssesm rover. Lsa. 70. 70 ~
- "a Teclh syeare, cor. Of wsaH-ano-sh 80
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LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS ~
sxS1614zs ROR FOREIGN PORTS.

n Letters Bags are open a. NE once VI fn7 NeN
FORA 1nbans for al Foreign rOr's' sad a. e'Ie" sno
osvspspers deposited In Ihis caes VIII a"aJ'oe '''
~sIded By the very earliest 'esselA fais eepnAo1l
,pasr ,bs ,p...sl supervision Of }. s. MOVER Csc
weu.powp for many years 81 the experienced sad en-
ceni Superintendent Of Foreign Letter Department Of
NE Ne~-YOrk City Posi- Once
pap-s Tor Inc foiovins places London Liverpool
Glasgow ireland Havr-, M4nellles Amsterdam Bremen
Hsmburgn Rio q. Jzneiro. Valparaiso. bgenos Ayres
Oregon. Mexico. Pansna S. Thomas, Kingston, iJsal
Mslankss, Havana
OLic- open from A ul 10 Z. "a.
~ Letters and Newspapers viii be received a.
me Foreign snip Letter Oce Of lie Ne~lork Iilplnr
for he PACKET snip ARGO. Capt AaIaOay hcn SAILS Tor
Havfe on TIE 8,h % August
r. Letter. aud Newspapers will b received al
The same place for me packet ,hP WEST POINT, Capt
Alien hich sails for Liverpool on he I'm Inst
Aso will be received 81 the same plsee, leers AID
pewspapers for he packet ,aip AMERICAN EAGLE,
Carl cad which saus for Londyn on the sth nat
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Books.


SEE THEM ON THEIR WINDING WAY
4 pI,TUNNELL lO2 Broadway hiss Tor "a few cop
y. IT The Pftur-,qa- Tvufst being guide ,hrcSsn
the Northern Eaten Sss~s and Canada Alec, new
;uia. through Midd Northern and Eastern stsles,
with mao giving the summer arrangements OF travel
through the eve section OF country .
The shove hooks ought BE- In the possession o. every
touristtrave ne for health or pleasure aus W.
THE AMERICAN ARCHITECT, NO. J.
COMPRISING ORIGINAL DE IONS of Country Reel
Nteoces adapted the varied sse snd eireu ossnrss
of aa American DO "a s,ion The requisite desis specth
esuOu. plane ard directions. with careful and relAcsc
s.titnste u ne cost " M accompany each design
From the salem Mace Regbter
Every der oOsht fornsh himsef win his
or. for II nc Is not ioclned follow out str'cty any
one plan he certainly tail TO receive some good
are rmiaeny practical AMI Will embrace dessns sdspsed
tsst-s and cifcumsIsnc-a Twelve olovaiioss place
and spec6csi,ns given In ysas, al price ~ per
snuun 3 schl not exceeding ons se-euh oths
u.ual cha,ge for one. We cordially wish The wofk sue
cess q. -.
Five No. for 81. Address. post pad,
aus -. C. NJ SAAION, lVp ntos1~s!' .,
CUTTERS ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY.
passed through editions OF three Thousand esen
IA sss nan years II IL used In most " the scsdc
ms. and select schools OF New Enssnd and New fofA
II enbfsc-s-lst, ADsiomy-a dsscrpuon of inc truman
ssstsm tu.usi ed by than 30 engrsvngs I'D rhy-
,iosy- de.criptlou u the use Of the several psrts %
ION. Tor proper treatment Of accidents ss the recose
~ ofpersons apparently drowned, sffssiins hemotfnsye
ffOm divided blood vessels, &c msflng vnuso's
voIx for families 80 well as seboos FER sale ~
CLARK AUSTIN, 2o Bfosdwsy,
iy9w aud tho Bookseller" generally.
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= IS2 RROApWAY. III

r. The public respectfully appr'ed that the oSLY
lace In New York 10 obtain Dr. CHRIsTlEs Genuine Gal
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Boarding.


BOARD WANTkD-By two young sties, 10 pr.
10 waite family, where th-fe but fe~ oosders 10
the vicinity u Esst Srosd ne Bo~ey, ara NOS
above Grard.si Address " Auhs," rreune ofee seo
DOARDlNGIN BROOkLyN-r~o o. three sin
ID ge gentlemen can Re accommodated with good 10 oms
40 b.sri Ia prtvste family here there are but fec
osher sfd-rs by sppying Al % higasL between Adams
ani Pear References requires. au$
a GENTLEMAN snd wife obtain present M
" Urni,hsi root room With 6Osrd sso Few sinsie
gentlemen BY rarlY sppiesroa 81 ~ Chsmoer.s. one
door Il erosdssy sas
DUARD-Nt in rooms nfpished n required Toe single
ID gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives may Dc 90.
tanned by sPply 2f North Moore oosw HUDSON and
varick soS -
tlUAkDlNG-Csu b- hsa IN health, and e-pua ~
Drsuon srge and commOdi1us house pleasant rooms.
with showef cold and hot bslhs, al s hottsi be-
tw-sn Grand and Brooms sIs Terms moderate ke'ef-
-rc-s exchanged. vstm
DOAKD II BROAUWAN.-A few single scsus-
Dmen, gentlemen with their ~ves, may ee &C msse
dated h paors and bedrooms With board stol1 b'ced
v ~ between Browne snt spTng ss Location pleasant
a,t V.nf@sl RAN N ~ hfns~ w M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-07

POLIcE-A servant woman IN the employ OF Mr.
Fife pianofoste manufacturer lest night while re-
turning home from visit tn q relative In GIN 81
knocked down and robbed OF s. 80, by man who Ell
ected his escape Officer HARRISON of the Fourth Ward
hearing the cries OF the woman instantly went 10 her
assistance and conveyed her 10 the Second Ward sta
lion House . Elisha Ross WAS lsst night arrested By
officer DARN of the Fourteesth Ward charged with
stealing silver watch and elk handkerchief from Fran
els HaWkspOrt No. 1876 Hester ct.