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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15
erttiotii.

1t seems ascertained that the Wings, notwith
standing Loco Foco assertions to the contrary,
have elected two Senators IN Bennington County,
which gives them majority OF the Senate. The
falling off Of the Wing vote in Bennington. &C
cording TO the Banner is to be attributed to the
course pursued by the Wing Committee appointed
by the Legislature TO locate the Court House
which we must say is most lame and impoient
conclusionn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

The water n The cha mel continues on the rise aud
there are now near four feet water. Large drauahf
boats will doubtless be able 10 resume and continue their
regular trips for the rfs II the srasOn In bresdsuhs
the aspect Of the market Il very heavy, and In favor
generally of buyers Cotton Il firm with Hight sales
Very little doiog In Provisions. and prices without
change Hemp active Wool isir demand. Groceries
heavy-ihe stock ample
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

~ VIII open this morning an elegant and eiie1.s
assortment OF rich silks printed Cashmere Dkeo''e ~
Mou.n de LANES purchased At the recent Auction sac
Al prices greatly below the cost Of importation 20 ~aa
they invite the attention Of purchasers Corner Bios
way and Rcade-st. 80 5ieoc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

PARis H,rs.-Just received one case Of very superb
Pan. Hats, late. fashion, made by the most ceesrs,
makers OF Paris. For sale by GENlN, pa broad~ty
Also. one case Of beautiful hats and cap. tor children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

HVFFNLV, ctpt ~ Z. NJ
ArrExpr AT AssAssrSArIos attempt was
made TO sssasnsfs Mr. levitt OF the Bfalo Cvusrcial
/x,.vtisrr this morning. by Mdshipmsn Pollock o, III.
III 8 st.am.r Michigan. caused BY an article puohssed
on Saturday.
Too balls from pistol were lodged In his wallet on
HE thigh Tue wallet no doubt wa the saving OF his
ne Nr Pollok 10 In prison Eve. journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

IN IN sfray this morning printer named VIII
iap Perry was shot by named Scott and danger
ousy wounded
In Flour buyers snd sellers cannot yet agree and cor
sequenty the transactions limited Howsrdst may
be- quoted at s. 25 and City Mills held figures.
and rather firmly In consequence Of light supply No
charge in Groceries Provisions without inquiry except
f1r retail Prime Wheat held a, lOi to lo6 and White
ll2 10 10 Corn very dull at 60 10 90 Tor White and
YelloV Whisky n - %; cts. In bbls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15


And hair her shoulder. about
4 woman sat By her toilet glass
Squeezing the plnplss ont
out spake the pam
This cannot be endured
Without a Gaze Of OOUkAUD DIS sOArf
may no, nope to be cured
But We will the remainder Of whsi she Sad
sore future time scce II u sey thai she Did pay -,
Of OoaIsuds Italian soap, and that she was e.aessl
cured This lady, Dr. g. has now the pleasure d nsN
ing among his choicest friends and patrons -.
h<oare 81 c@unterfo,s.Ihe celebrity Of Dr. u 49,
ration has excited the euPidity OF nest Of eooniene,
whose limitations sile the originals are esess
Genuine only al 81 Walkcrst. Gnt store, m.ni, -
Broadway-,o cents CAKE slj 1s<
g. Who want. ane head d Jeiiy black hair.
SOFT, SILKY snc cleaf-be 10 red, gray or tar, -
AL can have IL, ~ all, a. least those who ~il p's
Three 'h.ilinss for Joaess Hair Ksstorsuys-
II their hair u now dirty, harsh, rusty VI -efy.
Il N Il falls from the head, turns gray tarns Vim,
"a II will make II most lovely AID sure nou, vii -
A. least only fools will do 30 fore they a., II
And ~ Try u rs 10 like H. - you bald ~ "a trsf
i. Remember you'ye only three shluin< =. -,
- Reader this exquisite article z, - 80, bsf -
ever made iof the hair Sold 10 Nem-Yors ouly a.
Cbsthanst. ~ is se<
- VIRGINS lSDsAS VEsT -, .ssss
edged 70 Be not only the be- Ind he rb@.n. rs>ss
zee. as ,sa sdsPted 70 almost sss ,S
Be t@1en with equ. adj sntage ithoa. asy re.seios
~ cIet.
Enl.I1Ats soiGs Vest ought to supply themselves
any enssh Of tr only need % Dc ssg, Dry = AZ
recommend. A.
Volunteers for the sea, Of was would do the.
"a Ill As.ne.s BY taxing quantity Of ", prtssa
vegetable rails with them. IL 20 rely uP 49,.
'oF an article Of this sind tn.s 1pS hs
rnesny been ordered 10 Vera Cruz " saPPy vsxs
remember, the only Original and tssssiS NJ WrsaIa
,so'e rls have the written sisassafs -
once and Gsnsrsi Depot. 0rsspwieh-st. Newton 7"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

Ma WRIGHT on THE WmMoT PROvlso- y es-
terday we published All extract OF a letter from the
late Governor Wright, written ON the 18th OF April
last concerning the prohibition OF Slavery in the
territories which we may acquire from Mexico
The Wmot Proviso aud the course taken by Mr..
Preston X ing, az a. Lawrence. IN supporting that
pr0viso in the House OF Representatives.. were not
referred 10 by name IN that extract There are
however two passages in the letter, in UhIch Mr.
Wright gives his ex plicit aud entire assent TO the
terms of the Wilmot PrOviso and speaks Of the
course taken by Mr.. King in terms of high eulogy.
We subioln them: Eve Post.
If the question had been propoundod to me, 81 any
period of ms public life Shall the arms Of the Union
Doe employed conquer, the money Of the Union be-
used 10 purchase territory, consutonsly free tor
the purpose OF planting slavery upon it'll should have
answered MOI And this this question is the
Wilmot PrOvisO. uudersiand II am surprised that
any should suppose capable of entertaining any
other opinion giving sny other answer. as to such
proposition
am surprised A. the Globe articles. with the ex-
cepton Of such remarks as have just repeated ~ 10
MIR Kings being the of the provso can have SAID
nothing from which any could infer sny diaappro.
baton my part Of Mr. Kings course Aud trust
those remarks cannot properly be denominaed dsap'
probation of his ACT, much lees OF his proposition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

q 5 L. Dennis. Esq. of the NewHsven line
viii please aeeep, our thanks for copy Of the Bosom
Cssrs~ Of yesterday Had be brought US copy Of
the Bostes Atlas, containing resurss from Maine our
gratitude would have been stronger-considersbly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

TrHr LIVING AsE. No. U.s. may be bad Of Der.
ford & Co. As,or House Our opinion Of this popular
periodical 10 vel known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

SPECIAL SgssIoSs--John Katen, tried for assault
AMI battery Francis Donney, City Prison 80 days
Dennis McCsrty. for assault snd battery ON James
/ 90 p.nitentary 60 d.vs Richard Huker. for an
ssut and battery on James Lee City Prison 20 DAYS
Henry Francis coorrd boy Tor stealing pair OF dumb
bells from George Noakes consigned 10 tho House OF
Refuge David Fen,on. for stealing silver watch
from Catherine Brown Penitenusry months. Mar.
cast Co1sn for stealing pair of corsets from George
II Trspbagan City Prison Is days Peter Hughes for
stealing vest CITY Prison for 10 days. George Jones
for stealing pair Of pantaloons from John Graft Pen
tertiary 30 days After dsgosing OF few other cases
Of minor consideration the Court adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15
New Publications.

An OUTLINE HisroAY OF ORANGE COUNTY with an
Enumeration of the Names Of Iosns' Nhisees NV
or. Nosptslns Lakes snd other known Localities
and heir Ftymoiosies or Historical Reasons mere
for together with Local Traditions snd shor, Bio
srsohlrsl sketches OF Early Settlers. etc. BY SAN
rEi w. EAGER t-vo. PIP. ESQ., Ss"oursh \ T.
:. ]. Callahan.
We give At length the yoluminous title OF this
work that the vas; field Of agreeable and useful iniorns
ton il covers MAJ At be made sPPsreni-iniorms
lin o. one Of the earliest Of our Counties orginizrd IN
l6s3l and one noted not only for It's milk and hon7y
waving corn and lowing herds bsbsns brooks and ma
iss,c river but Is beog rieh In "reminiscences OF The
time, that tired mems Iouls On the fertile nelds o.;
Old Orsuge-,oxsrd which BY the way for the sake Of
Cd seou.intance We feel fsl stecuon-the blood OF
m,pv tue and honest veteran Republicans WA once
she'd 10 shield their households from the rspaei OF ala"
les. soldlery and many even nor living there can re-
smber those terrible events with minute dstneiness
Beside the detail. Of these and almost nunoeres other
,oulcs the work before treats rth Judgment OF ire
past and gculturA eapsoites Of the Country
evolving ruth. that deserve attentive examination ~ al
therein Interested ,,,
Nj Esrar mas rendered The public good service BY
ulsriny xi,nin their resch valuable and well dgested
scomUiston We wsn his able work reception com
n-rsurAie with iis merits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15
pRnOKLYN AFFAIRS.

BURIAL OF THE DEAD.-The Common Council
on Monday evening passed ordinance prohibiting the
ln,erment Of any dead human body within two miles Of
the Brooklyn City Hall after the Is, of June lsis un'
der penalty Of 500 on each offence, against any ono
1ho shall assist therein.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

non 70 convene on the 10th Of September instant a.
O'clock and BE- continued dufln4 the 7tn, viii -
he'd IN the City Of Albany IN the Hudsonsf Aetns =
Church At which al the friends q Temperance without
distinction are invited 20 be present BY their oele4sr
IL 10 hoped thar each Of the counties q thls Ssts VIII D.
fully Represented the demands the united WIS
dom aDd COUNSEL u is friends and subjects Of Interest
will be discussed Ia the convention.
Editors Of newspapers friendly 70 the cause are
fully requested " give this n0tice insertion in ~
spectse pspers-By order Stare Certral Ccannl.,.
S"~ kZOR TABOR Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

" re vaSs Sas ConoeaftoH 10 nominate Secretary
Of STAIR Controller &c. viii assemble At Syracuse on
wednssdsy. octs. II is to consist OF ons Delegate
from each Assembly District In the State, 70 be chosen
By the whs voters Of such District 10 such manner -
the County COMMITTEES shall direct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15
Confirmation Of scout arrival at the capitai'
INSTRUMENTATION IN THE CANT.


purr-,pErrHiA sep; Il l-s7.
~ .o--s.,onsspt At Petersburg received mel
,h., ,,,s,. ~, Letter. By the Southern mail this
morning
The following is the substance VI 'ne news y
the Sev. Orleans mail Of the 'u.
Letters from Tampico have been received by the
N,,- Orleans Be-. per Propeller Col stanton which
Len Tsmni,o on the 9ls,. and arrived at New-Or-
leans on the 9th.
An expre., arrived at TamPico on the 3Oth from
,b. civ n Mexico confirming Gen. Scots arrival
there.
A letter 70 the Nei--OrieaHs PieayuHs' dated at
BseDa Vista 9th nit says that Col Payne OF the
North Carolina regiment, had rendered himself IN
uopulsr with bis regiment The men were dis
no,ed n revolt They had thrown stones at his
tent sndrelased to obey him. III 'hotfro Of them
Prrrr.uuno sept A. lsi7.
New Orleans papers have failed. The mail
agent saw. those Of the eth contain nothing.
Legislature Of New-York ESPECIAL SESSION.
sENATE....ALBANr sept H. Pm
I, senate the Par Redemption bill goes over TO
newt Monday. The bin 70 establish an Asylum Tor
IDIOTS was taken up. bat not disposed Or
The senate has now under consideration the bill
70 restore smith A. Boughton and others - the
rights OF citizenship Mr J. B. SMITH moved T.
strike the enscting clause from the bill on the
ground that the power to restore IS with the Gov
ernor. and not the Legislature.
The bill to restore Smith A. Boughton and Others
70 the rights Of citizenship was postponed to De
cember 81 Adjourned to Friday.
ASSEMBLY
The Bill 70 consolidate the School and DePosi
Funds and to reduce the number Of Loan Commits
sioners was passed
The House IS now in Committee Of the Whole
on the General Lien Law.
The General Lien Law bill was not disposed OF
The bin relating 70 the Taxation OF personal pro
perty in New-York was farther debated IN Com
mittee of the Whole. bat not disposed oL-Ad
iournei % Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15
AnRrsr or Az AccoMPLIoE OF MADAME r

ARREST OF Az AccoMPLIcE or MADAME REs
rELL.-The Washington correspondent OF the Bal
hmore Sun has the following
AmAn BY the name OF John Mccain was arrested
this morning by Captain Goddard. AZ the Geofgsto"n
cotton factory 90 an indictment, hy the Grand Jary OF
the civ ana County Of New ork charged with being
one of IN, accessories with Madame kea.s Ia prOduc
ins an abortion On the body Of Maria Bo1ine Mccain
vas b., his ON cnssnt delivered over to officer Bow
yer ct NewYok % b. conveyed back - answer 10 III
charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

~ We fear our friend Col. sehoaler Of the
Basses <fas has forgotten his promise TO send US by
Telegraph returns Of the Maine Election. His omission
10 THE respect another proof of the melancholy In
arni,y sscrib~d by Dr. Waits mortal men" Nor cav
fA<y keep tAst prosisS good"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

TIE JOURNALS or MAJoR sANrkL SHAW Tue nrh
Aneriesp Cocsul al Cairo. With Lite and Por-
tail u the Author By JOSIAH Quincy. tsvo pp360)
Boston Crosby Nichols
The subject Of this Memoir was the irst Consul
sent BY the American Government to China inmedi''e
" sf,er the War Of Independence In 1920 Mr. shsws
comm,..ou having expired 1: wss renewed BY Presi-
dent washington snd Mr. : resided for several years
thereafter N Canton engaging for considerable time In
sctive eonmsrce IN the Chinese and Indian seas-5u'
making BIZ, chief study The successful establishment oil
lucrative trade between the United States China ard
IndiA bis military ute wss obtained while 'ervnsin
TIE Reyolutonary Army and the portions ofhs Journal
treating Of thai eventual period are full Of Interest AT
bis death IN 1894 be left In manuscript journals con-
tanning OF the nrst and other cary voyages
from TIE LATED states 20 Canton. and ihese-se Deed
say Ably edited-compos- the present WORK They
throw much attractive and useful light on the earliest
eornnerri, r-lsous OF cur country with those distant
regions and the unehsr gesbieness OF Chinese naou
and opniou stll render interesting and valuable Mr..
sssvs delDe.uon Of them. although hslfs century hn
since elapsed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

" Major LSly whose h.rdships and exploits Just
no~ oeeapy 20 much space the sccounrs from Mexico
la gallant young Buckeye of giant stature and grcsi
personal psowess Tie 10 true. hearted Wig who Will
never di'srsos either his sss,e or his principles.
In regard to Major Lalys citizenship. the
Albany Ereaiag Jouraal from which we copy the
above 10 mistaken. MAJOR Lally was born snd
raised in the State of Maine. He has been engaged
the last FIVE years nvunning, under the supervision
of Mr. Commissioner Smith. the North. E astern
Boundary rs arranged by the TSFpr OF wAss-
ixoros. He is. undoubtedly cure Of the finest
hooking officers in the army. and. We are confident
viii prove one OF the most distinguished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

" The deaths in Brooklyn for the past week
were Of males 49, females % adults H. children ~
From New.York g. Total 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

MrxIoo.--A gentleman, who since the advent to
power Of this Administration has filed an impor
tsnt diplomatic mission IN Mexico advised MS day
or two since that he entertained no hope of early
peace. Notwithstanding the seemingly favorable
complexion of the latest news from the seat Of war
lfSanta Anna escaped upon Scots capture OF Mex
leo lif the city has been taken he would organize
Our informant thought-the Government and Ar
my at a safe distance, and carry on belligercnt
measures even more vigorously that when ntimi-
dated by the pcpulsce of the Capital II, on the
contrary. Santa Anna proposed 10 treat with Gen.
Scott no was even more to be feared since such
proposition on his part could only be intended to
gain time, and to secure by deceit and treschery
what he despaired to accomplish by open warfare.
Beside did ne even desire in good faith the terai
nation of hostilities. the return OF Paroles would
conclude him against the measures proper for such
purpose, BY riding skillfully the hobby Of war he
thinks to anticipate and neutralizc the action Of
Paroles.
The Napoleon OF the West like his great East
ern prototype. may think that state war Is ne
cesssry to his political existence and thnkins So
may be equally able to secure its continuance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

CoURr oF SEssioNs-Brdget Phillips, indicted
for grand larceny in having the 18th day OF June last
stolen from Thomas Martin six pieces OF gold coin OF
the value Of $50 was put upon Trial found guilty and
sent 10 the State Prison for two years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

W,rgR-Rain.g water, beside containing gases
ia solution becomes impregused with many saline sub
stances in ts passage through the ground and hence
the water Of springs and MYERS always contains many 10
gradients The purest spring water 10 that which has
usssad through gravey deposits such ss Of granite
quartz because the parts OF those
stony substances being insoube ihe wafer csnnOt take
M much OF them. Ia the way the water OF Old
pursr than that Of because the long c0ntin
ued action of The water mas removed or gradually dis
solved the soluble matters la the passages through
the ground % the well The matters generally con
tanned 10 spring well aud river water, says Mr. Reid.
are carbonate Of lime, sup hste OF lime nuristc OF
limo pilates of potash snd soda, mnrate OF soda and
times little msgnesia In ran-sstsr, says DR..
Murray The murisfns nave found generally b. form
the chief nyregnaiiOn, while 10 spring wasr Tbs sui
pilates aud csrooustcs predominant and In the for
rn.r tho akslcs potash and soda In larger guam
tiiy while the esrhs particularly lime are more abur-
dant IN the latter u - In ts combination with ono or
more OF these salts that water becomes hard, chief
Wih he suy haie Of lime OF gypsum, ard tho Carbonate
N 1. ~ limestone Water 10 said 90 be hard when u
all not dissolve bat decOmpOse soap. Sofi sat.r, on
the other hand does deoOmpOse but combines essy
eith soap and dssOyes IL Hard water is not ne "a
colt tor many culinary purpOsss such as making TIA and
boiling W tables Il a. therefore, Of Importance tor
you 70 know when water Is In hard or s0ft state By
placing few thin slices Ot shte sOsp Ia can tumble,
III the water ~ De Examined ts hardnfss will be indie
ted By rhhe fakes edy particles around ne soap the
shect 0f d-compo.ron-the scds Of the salts In the
water combining With the slka Of the sosp and easloe
the fatty matter very small quantity a either Of The
sslts enumerated above will ren0er water nNd Water
can dissolve 800 part Of ia weight ~ gypsum but &C
cordpg 10 Dr. Dalton l0o0 part is suiren, b. render
IL hard and Mr. Csvenish says ,nat 30 grains OF wa
Ter containing carborc scid all hold 10 solution grain
Of limestone Limestone is nsolusle Ia pure wstsr
but water containing csrborc acid 10 solution can os
solve it-Ssphegss Book o. ite Fam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

PHoSooRAPRr AND MF. GfDDIs0s.-A lecturer
On Phorosraphy who WRIT. Ia the Anglo SaI0s tells the
following snecdOts OF Mr Giddlngs
When Vas At Jefferson called upon Hon. Mr.
Gddog. the Oldest but two OF the Representatives Ia
Cousrss. and when ectured there, he YVES present I
l.e,sred 10 the Court HJuse large and commodious
building have seen 10 any part Of the West We
had a very good sudience and sfler got through Mr..
Giccings srOss aud said
like Mr. Parsons lecture very well, and must ssy
that have been this evening, much inerested, and
should udze that al had been II the attention Of an su-
dicDee IL sDy criterion but must say, after 81. that |
have good reason. 70 oppose aud condemn Phonogrs.
ply Here Mf Giddings made paas- and appeared
70 int Of taking his seat when me audience
said let us hear thsm-gO on go on etc. Wnereupon.
Mr. GiddiDss proceeded a. follows. When WA 1t
Concord n n VAS invited by the Legislature TO speak
IN the Capitol; spoke extsmporaDeously not having
made any previous preparation bat there present
Phouogrssner by the Of Psrkhurst who reported
NV speech every word, mistakes and si and this do
NOT ike Wien Stenogrspnsrs report me, they do not
take all and they awe chance 10 make additions
and correcuols and 10 comes GU, good speech; but
here had suen chance IL was all there blunders
ni.tskss and all aud they called 4, Mr. Gtdding.' q
.peechr Nov, AK II this 10 tor bad. Have
not good for objections % Photography leave
IL Tor you TO decide Great cheering BY the sadsnce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

" Ttose Amstsd Slaves, or Wax Figure representa-
Of them together with fsthful portrait. Of their
forms and features may be to-day the American
Mgs-um They vel worth seeing In the afternoon
At hAfpf o'clock, Interesting performances are pyen
who cannot be after uightfa The performances
also IN the evening The bill Is well appointed one, IN
GLIDING the Of Great Western the Ethiopian Serena
ders the 0rphssn Family nc, &c See advertisement and
bills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

PALa0's.-Mz. LAHARzAs BE>EFIr.-This evening en-
tertansnfs Tor the benefit Of the Chef dOrc hestre
very attractive 1 be ~ selected, consisting Of the
ballet Ia SyIphde. English Vaudeville. Ia which John
Seton AID Plscide appear Ight Rope and the
udng pant0une a Dechcums1x In which Oabnel plays
his great part Of kOg1inet Mr. LamaTra his direction
u the orchestra nss contributed materially the
Of pieces played snd consequently 70 the prosperity "
he present saceessill seAson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

New Orleans papers have failed. The mail
agent saws those Of the eth contain nothing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

DELIVERED OvER.-SeldOn Brsinard, broker ol
II Wau.t and his SOD also Horace and Hannibal Bon
nov arrested lew days ago charge of making and
passing. large smount OF counterfeit bank dill. were
,.k.n 70 Kings County and committed 70 jail by Justice
Garrison for farther examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

r. The steamer Antelope leaves the foot Of
Robinson a. al P NJ TOR Perth Amboy and New Bruins
wick landing Rossvills and Woodbridge See sdver
tissnert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

r. The books and engravings brought to this
country BY NJ y.ttemsre. viii Be opened 10 the public
IN few days Special preparations ere now making 70
exhibit them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

SCIENTIFIC ENcHANGEs-Ihe American INST
49,, NJ mi. civ Ia. received from the Government
through the hands of NJ. Nsttemsre 100 volumes on
Frepcn Agriculture IN return for which the managers
resolve 10 presen,to Vaiemsre all the society PuO
LEGATIONS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-31
TO WHOM ASSESSED.

: Episcopal Church Of
I the Holy Apostles. !
John Geary..............
Henry Shepherd ........