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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-19

FROM JANAIcA.-Accounts from Jamaica to the
10Th OF August, state that severe drought is
complained of insome parts Of the island The ideness
and ndocility of the Coolies also subject of fire.
que remark.
The disposition Of the Africans taken out of captured
appears be topic of heart burnisg among the
various Engsh colonies, each desiring to get moro
tn its due share.
There had been riot in Cornwall number Of
Coolies making fierce attack all the coored persons
within their reach. None killed but fifteen had
broken heads bad bruises &c The Coolies were finally
Oyerpowered and several of Thorn were arreated.
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- Rev. DIR. ,IcCarry, Of Goshen. viii

In he R. p Duich Church. corner OF stanton AID FOsyi
Sta Rev. John Liles tomorrow Aiernoo1 9th irstan
when collection viii be taken up 10 assist IN procuring
library &c. for he Of the sabbsh school c0nnece
with tie Church Service vii commence ~ 3. o'clock n
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sale. Of stocks. &c zee Fourth Page.

FRIDAY. P. NJ.
The stock market today was rather heavy, and
the fsnees fell of The sound stocks were generally
Arm and in good demand. Treasury Notes sold at q;
prem, which is little lower.
The market for bills is steady, and has rather an
upward tendency. The supply IS not very large, but
will probably be increased by the activity IN pro
duce. Sterling is quoted at 6iG7 Francs 535
In freigbts there is not much doing and rates are
unsettled The quantity Of produce ready for shipment
Is 30 small that i, is Difficult; to load the vessels waiting
business. NORMALLY the market is at IS Grain nom
inally salOd heavy freight 35s
The news by the Caledonia gives very general
Satisfaction, especially to the produce dealers The i'm.
mediate effect has been a rise in all descriptions OF
breadstuhs and influx Of still larger profits to the
holders There il, however among some Of the stock
dealers 40 apprehension OF a crisis in the monetary
affairs Of England and France which may extend i,s
effects TO this country. This has been used as lever
TO depress stocks but the has not been very
marked.
Barings Circular of April 70 remarks as follows :.
No change in American stocks. The intended pay
men Of interest by the State Of Maryland st January
next has given hrmness the holders Of these bonds
and there are buyers at g. without finding many sellers
Ia Pennsylvania some small parcels sold at 65d66.
The Reading Railroad Company propose issuing
bonds payable in ten fifteen years at 70 per cent for
s2OOooOO for the purpose of quidstng its floating debt
that the proceeds Of the road be sppropr-
ated the payment Of the bonds due in 1850 This
counts for the rapid advance within the past few days
in the market value of these bonds
The State Treasurer of Pennsylvania has issued
circular, calling upon the collectors Of taxes in the
several Counties TO make their returns at the earliest
possible day.
The Germantown Bank has declared dividend
of "a per cent for the last months.
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On Friday morning. MAEr ISrz GRKELKr. only
daughter Of Horace and Mary c. Greeley, aged 6
months, days.
- The friends Of the family are invited 10 attend
the funeral at their residence the old Lawrence Place
Turtle Bay East River near Third Avenue At i9,h ST.
today Saturday st4 NJ.
On Thursday. 9th inst Mr. CHRISTIAN SMACK, in
the 9Th year of his age.
In this City on Friday evening May JOHN P POLL
LON. aged 70. He died as be had lived firm believer
In the Christian religion.
The relatives and friends Of the family, and Of bis
sonlnlaw Daniel Miller, are requested TO attend the
funeral Sunday afternoon at clock from g Clark
son.st.
I7- Staten Island papers please copy.
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Foreign Markets.
Correspondence Of This Tribune.
f-tb

Correspondence OF ms lrlOhue
LONDON, l7lh April ls47
The weather since the Sd inst has been winiery,
and vegetation remains very backward
The Wheat Trade continued dull and heavy throughout
last week, but the farmers supplies were everywhere
very short the Government taken for regulating
the averages not much exceeding ehaf Of the usual
euaun,y and purchases both OF English Whesi and For
aim la tic Baltic continues 10 be made for French
couBL on Monday The 18th Inst the supply Of English
Wheat being very short and The attendance from the coun-
try large cleared of early advance OF = per
ar but Foreign did participate In the improvement
On Wednesday the country attendance was again large
as also yesterday when we were enabled 10 realize
farther advance OF per or English Wheat Foreign
on spot ahos and 10 met al extensive Inquiry and
considerable business was transacted al fully "a per Or
higher rates. ,
Accounts from all paris Of The country represent the
stock Of English Wheat as unpreeedeniy low Tor he perl
cd Of wear and the lsrge attendance OF distant county
BUYERS here and Liverpool confirms the same IL would
also reasonable thai farmers who for some time past
have not been accustomed TO high prices should gladly
have the late high ranges and bring forward their
Wheat The more So as the crops OF spring Corn nav ING
hr otler hand high prices and The anticipation of great
arrivals Balc which have been largely resold 10
France and lresnd previous shipment, have induced
Merchants Speculsors Mlers ard Bakers, TO work out
their which consequently very low 50 lhal
any alarm for the ensung EuroPesn harvest cannot oo V
remembered that not England only but Germany bei-
GUM Holland France, Spain and Portugal are all very
similarly situated Since lat the export OF Gram pas
been prohibited from Gasiz the largest port IN The Dan
ube, and one Of considerable importance.
18Th AFKII, lS47-The accounts received ms morning
from Germany very excited, and represent The wants
10 the interior OF that country being very distressing
Hamburg Wheat had advanced 10 sis Sos per Or Lob
The supply OF English Wheat by land carriage sNnp es
this morning being small aud having an extensive n9ay
for France, and from our own mulers, me s.anSs
cleared Al early hour ut an advance Of fully - ~
upon the prices OF this day sennghL Foreign sod a.
rice Of Is per or but less free than asI weet except
iug last years Wheat ex-ship.
Barley must be- written Is Is per or desref as ssc
Beans and Grey Peas
Oats me, an extensive sale, and in some instances com
manded slight advance.
Four is held for SIS 4s per barrel more money but ous'
Is less active than previously The top pfles OF RI
li.h Is liked at 6Ss per sack.
In Msize there is nothing doing.
We remain, your obedieni servants,
KINGSFORD LAY
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Ey- SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAG


ships st Patrick Hows. Liverpool, d Ogden; North
CUMBERLAND Griswold, London, GriswOld; Disdem,
Fish Liverpool, McMurrsy Louise, Allyn Antwerp
D Uurlbut & Co
Banks Lesmoyne Brsele, Havana Sif ken & Iron
sides Florence, Smith, Lsgusyrs Houghton Brothers
& Co.
Briggs James Hay. Leaytt 81 John, NIB Francis Lord,
Glsdding Baltimore II Alderman, Moses, Buckley,
Charleston Geo Buckley Selma Smith, Mobile, Sturges
Chairman Co Cordes. Hatch, ~ Thomas &c. II
Southmsyd & Co, Johann Brons, Boyer Rotterdam
WIN Wesser Industry. Kelly, Limerick Richardson
Wilson & Son, Mobile Buckley, Bra,os sc.
Schrs Curlew, Brown ~ Jsgo de Cubs, Mailer
Lord Excel Lowell Boston Norma, Nickerson, Phila
delphia, Zion, Fields, Frederichsburgh Appleton
Nickerson Boston Eagle Chadwick, Philadelphia
Olive, Smith, Wilmington, &c.
Bsges Grampus, oEeil and orb, YsPP, Philadelphia
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pAssENcERs ARRIVED

IN ship Mediator. from LOad0H-Cspt Hugh Patton,
NJ Navy Geo o Robertson and lady. Of Glasgow
Benz Haywood N D, Of Worcester; Geo Brsmer, Ger
many Alex Bleckschmidt do + L lssses London ;
Capt Davis, New Haven. Copn stephen Butler and
lady Folkstone Peter Middng and 252 In the Storage
In ship Sas HOlms from Nsic- OreaHS-Captain Thos
Trott and lady Ssml Brown and lady, Miss Laura Gar
fields Day, James Bancroft, Vsnthrop.
In bark Almtra from Cardeuas-J West and lady, sig
nora Augusta Lsjonchere
IN bark Miles. from HambErs-Miss Bruck. Raye,
and &c 10 the Storage.
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~ Mesmerism.-Dr. ASHLEY. 40 Hudson-sl eoniin.
ues to oy Mssmsrc influence and The remedies eel
snce ard experience have brought the ART al diseases
body or mind To induce stale Of insenstiiiy for per
forming surgical operations extracting teeth without pam
Sc strings Sre given daily NJ. Confidential sdyce
given IN al whenever required Mzy be consulted
al any hour wien not professionally engaged
efta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-08
General Notices .

~ Card.-A gentleman who was IN the train Of
he Auburn and Rochester Railroad going East the
nht OF The "a March last who discovered certain imprO
rees which he mentioned 10 fellow passenger, he
EXAMINATION Of tho train he morning between
syracuse aud Utica will confer favor he Auburn and
Rochester Railroad Company by giving his name 10 The
a f0r. WILLIAM WILEY
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Farm<rf Library.
srEraESs's Book OF TIE FARN-teonitnued)
Driving and s.ughterine Sheep, concluded; 81 Rear
ing and Feeding catte on Turnip' in Winter
MonfGly Journal Of AgrieuIsvrs
Tn. Agriculture Of Ohio and the Press as connected
with 1.-THE Ohio Cuayaor.
Gusno-How, AID FOR Whist. and Ia what manner 10 be
used-The Method Of Applying for ramip'
Copsumution OF Grain IN Great Britain estimated aud
the Loss by the Potato Disesse-
Capital AID Enterprse-The Influences y WHICH Aey
are transported from place to place
C.rcAs. Weight Of Sheep.
EXPERIMENT. ln the Field with MAnures
The New.York STATE Agricultural Society. ls next TX
hibllion.
g.ueptpg caue-a Dissertation on ihe Philosophy Of.
PsuI.
Carrots -. Osts
Recipe for Fatsening Poultry
Rosd-MAking.
E.umssed Crops Of The United States
Export Of Br-sd-SmHs from The Uned sia'es 70 Ofea
Britain and ireland In 1877.
sheep Husbandry IN the South. BY H. > Randall Let
ter VI-Proeu Of HusoSndry 10 NE Southern sa1ss :
A, he Ba.. Of Am-horAhon naturally sterile and worn
on. Soil.
New-England Economy Of Msnare'-
Nanuring Peat Lsnds-COmmuniesuon rom he Dutch
ess County AgrieuI turs Institute
Export OF Flax Seed.
Improvement In Hemp Brakes New Fa!ens-iuIJ
described and illustrated
Old Msrylsnd hard 10 beat Aler al Her Produce Il
certain Crops
AgncuiIurAl Schools-Gf0wing EHeilemeni 90 ne Sab
se-Cour,e OF Iu.tracuou proper 70 be pursued IN hen
The LsI OF Premiums Odefed BY me " l. SAFE Agr
cultural socissy-EdilOriel Notice.
Agricuiural College a. Nj Airy, -
Fences Burden on TIE American rAmet
Governor WRIGHT bis Address 70 Dc ee44fSf7d before
he n \. Stale Agricultural Society.
scraps-on almost every sahlec. INTERESTING 70 ne rH
Nightscil. or Poaaret,e. ,.,.,
EIpor. Of Grain irons he Uai.ed States 70 Great Britain
and Ireland. .. s-,, - =
Prices Current for he preceding nOnIA-esretlly cor
rected.
Subscription price s. per year IN sdVsnSe- .,.-.-
GREELEY AMcELhAIh' ruDlsn-rs
~ The Farmers Library and Msnlhly Journal Of Az
calture from Jqy 1875 10 June 1870 Es noS iOr sale
Two large octave volumes neatly oOeh1 ena eurIs1.-
Common School Sup-rntendens AZ" Ai-s.0es HS &c
Ques,et to examine he vorx ..t-. p.,.L.ts.
TIE Fsrm1rs Library Volume !, contains felzhoidti
Lectures 70 Farmers 90 AgTicalEHfA CnSnsty e9ineee
and The ceebrAled WORK u Baron 'on nseI On NO
cip.es 0fAgrculture, also cOinplele- He'7'"" ~
bound ID together In one Follnle. - -, 4, -.
The Monthly Journal Of AsncalIs, We =, - OOu1'
10 n.ch tb F.r-, LIBRARY and contains various usef1
articles on various branches Of PrAcca And neore,es
EARNING ernhellished with numerous EnxraFinga In'
prcs f5r he TWO Volumes complee - % Any persoi
prorin Isr-e .ue.cbsrs for thess Volumes and remit
IN. M sh.rsso, Sis will be entitled 10 he fourth cop
grain. ShI1A
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Books.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
EDITORIAL TINES, illustrated News, Punch and all
l. the foreign newspapers, by the steamer Ca edona
Chambers's Cyclopeds, No San Interesting number,
with hne mezLogint OF Sam. johnson. Price Is eta
Taylor and hs Generals, published this day, so pages
numerous engrsvings. Price p ets.
Washington and bis Genersls-sy j. 7. Headey beauli
fully illustrated. Vol lot now ready. Price 81 IS.
Lltlelrs Living Age, no. l8just received. Price 2i
Tancred Novelty Ben. Dlsrael Price Is eta
Speed the Plough 4 Comedy In Eve sets Price l2i cts
The Invisible Prince, with songs played al the Pars
Theatre. Price i2t CTS.
Omoo Narrative Of Adventures in the South sess-by
Herman Melville author o." Typee"-in TWO parts Price
81 cis. each
The Greatest Plague In Lne-iluslraied by Geo. Cruik
shank, Parts. Price 81 cts.
Wholesale snd retail by BERFoRD co. Usle WIN
TAYLOR Coz Asor HOuse-where may be had all lh'
cheap publications N.Y. 2
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4cuses 10 Get.


- TO LET-The dwsllins part Of the honss corner
- family. Terms modsrsts. Apply In The drug store
mys
- To LET-No. a Tnstsysuns, two psfiors on .hs
frat foor basement and Two bsdrosms In me eine
- Inquire at 1856 Wstsr-st or 81 Fhasyenue. Lngs
ward and good wOod-b mys u
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE

By Z. H. LudloD & Co-l0 lots cor Third-avenue and
Eighty fourth At. each 2Jxl00, $500
By H. H. Leeds-Lot, with building thereon, on Wash
ingtOn ST near Bethune-st S4,40O
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~ NotIce.-ks7. WILLiAH .. fIAAslt. d D. % 4
bany viii ie iver the Annual Sermon 10 behalf Of the 10.
ica1 society Tor Me0rsng the Condition Of HE Jews
morrow evening 10 he Mercrrst Pre.byterisn Churr
collection vii - taken up IN aid % The society s-fv
20 commence =. u o'clock myf ~.
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,,,, LivZEPooL, April ie, 1871.
have mad fat Cotton mtrket today The sac. are
days prices
floIf 10 again lte desrer "a IL AsEed Tor Western
SsnAl, uui not currently paid may quote ala 20 40
baltimore and Ohio bring SOC readily Ire high price OF
W heal CHECKS Operations moderate demand IL erper
enced Tor lrdEn Corn and Corn Meal quotations
Ihefeisa growing apprehension the subject Of housy
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Farmers Library and Monthly Journal OF Az
ricuIture, for May, 1Si7,
WAS PUBLISHED ON THURSDAY. MAY 9.
CONTENT, or TIE NAY SuasER.
Engraving and Hlu5tratroni

Engraving and HllitrafioHi;
Fat wethers-t LtAosr Leicester Tup-ProperIy Of
the Duke Of (LtlograPh Leicester Eve and
LAmb-Property Of Mr.. John Brode-( LahogTaPA.)
The Scotch Mode Of Cuans up Carcass Of Mutton :
English Mode Of do The GrsiPi Wire Turnip Basket
Lever Turnlpscer for Cattle Transverse Section OF do
showing the Position Of the Cutters Section OF the I'm
proved Cradle Hand Tump Chopper with Cross AIDES
The OCAke Breaker; Transverse Section OF ne Rollers
Plan Of Part Of Roller Part Of the Top'hAl' WIN
Pummer-Block Perspective View Of T. r. holeomos
newly invented Hemp and Flax ON seehonsi vie" OF
The same
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Correspondence of The Tribune.

LIvEkPooL, April 10. 1871.
Prior TO the cleaners arrival the 18Th was fuly eA
pectsd A. she would bring account Of deficiency IN
me receipls OF Cotton OF 5000 bales comparatively WIKI
last wear AID prices advanced about 5o per 10 I'd le
i5th when me deficiency known 10 sHoun, 10 sv'"
bales farther advance OF occurred 0uI on me IN;
concession as made the sses being 500 baes Sna M
circular quotations not obalnsble. The teodeney OF Pr
would be downward, but for sPeeulsots lneL sol.y
to operate and 10 hold is getting daily more eu, IV
enhanced rates required for discounts me minimum psus
OF England rate for bills Cue within IA dayss
aud 10 the general while months bis e!seNssio
pay 10 per ceut The bullion IN the Bank oi EbsIano
reduced 10 1887 oS, and crisis seems approaching
French monetary maeTs The Corn markets, 100 are So
vAncDg both here and Ia France and IL 10 sn anomaly
Breadstufs, Cotton, and Interest all SIMULTANEOUSLY
advancing The probability Is that Cotton must give wsy
farther drain OF three millions sterling viii cause either
psnc or make order In Council necessary 10 allow
Of deviation from the last Bank account which allows Al
issne only on 1900 600 beside the specie hanc-
one million more will certainly America before we
can hear farther as &, the rate Of exchange AZ lo eA
change specie esn be shipped without loss Indian SoIa
il arriving Ia srge quantities both here and al me lsa
nors Several cergoe, hsve arrived or expected 81 toA
9eiver.bs Al any ports the United Kingdom ana they
are hepg oe ed Al 500 per $50 lbs, here landed fnees
GOT inlo good condon are selling Al DIS oSs ga 70
house aud shipped free again Flour has sIsoasy ~ -,
vaneed SIS per bbl In for,nght SIS as y me Ianse
prices Sour has been freely sold A. ois wiinn "a
but now SIS 10 asked and since the foregoing w. ops
Canal have brought 4!s II can however, rssoy oe Na "
Ais IN other quarters.
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OsT-A small case containing 81 lbs Of Mariana Ru-
Lbinaccrs sewing sin marked r. Bros, 3i4" or r
g. A. VISA taken nom Pier Norih River, on Saturday
the 81 April lssL The Is Of hard wood dovetaed
At Tie ends and covered with brown paper. ANY in
formation respecting IL may be ef with the subscribers
10 " AL who viii pay liberal reward for It's recovery
mv5 wiz ADAMS n co.
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NEW SUNDAY PAPER

ON SUNDAY NEXT the 9Th inst Will be published the
~ fret number Of a paper entitled THE AGE, TO
be edited by II. p 0rstan and w Corbyni assisted ~
several contributors " Acknowledged talent IL will be
devoted everything in general and those things In par
cuar which are calculated 10 Interest instruct and anuse
the reading world with Just and Independent crcsms
on Music Fine Arts and the Drama, with full and suthen-
tic information Of the movements Of the professionals,
stock" and star" throug houf Europe and America
THE AGE will be regularly served 10 subscribers
early Sunday morning al one shilling per month";
payable TO the carriers Persons wishing 10 receive the
paper are requested 10 leave their al tbs Office
BarcsysL Advertisements inserted at the usual prices
my6 2tis cod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-08

Committee the Democratic Wing Electors Of the Sixth
Ward comprising, with the Third Ward, the Second As
.embly District are requested tHshawsys Hotel
2l5 Washingtoust Monday evening, the l0h Inst at
O'clock for the purposes specified IN The general call
mys Ii MOSES Is. TAYLOR, Can Ward Com
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6ouses for Sale.

- FOR sALE-A desirable country seaiat Elizabeth
own N J. the ats residence Of Ssnl Oakley de-
ceases consisting of nine Of peror land, well
stocked with fruit There 10 the premises good
and somnSdious story dwelling house "a BY ~ fs~s
oat bsdinss por farther fskormsion sod terms which
will be liberal Apply JACOB O. CRANE, 81 EBzsbeh-
town, OF 70 JESSE OAKLEY Executor,
mys eod3wts TPins-stN. r.
- FOX sALR-Th0vslusbl ssofes Known - al.
235 and III Pesri-st and 1, 5, 7aIl. -, Is, H. a.
a. "a, is, u and % Psu o. 10 ne City q
nsy may remain on mortgage. They VIII be sold seps-
rasly together For farther description OF ns pro-
perry, and FOR terms, apply 10 ether ofths sa' IA
r. n BLATCHPORD, If -.tT~-c
mvsu Ell BLATCHFOaD.
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Drp GOODS.
OIOTHIN0


TtAs no FasAsnaks dsscyDfts ia UAsop Cash PisN.
Wholesale and Retail
DANIEL DEvLfN.
IS Jobn-sl NJ n. corner Of Nassau.
THE subscriber 10 prepared for the Spring and summer
trade with extensive stock Of Clothing
fresh goods, consisting In part Of
COATs-Ofes Sscks, Froehs and Sscktses. from oli g.
81, IS Super black and coorsd Drsss Cosu end
Frocks, IS, Sc, 10 TO l6
PANTs-sphng and Summer goods Of oil kinds 70 css
ei, "a tos French, English and American Cashmere,
do. t2f, 81 5o6.
vEsTs-in splendid variety, o., lA,iA sto[
Also complete and aliogethsr frrsh stock OF French
English and American Cloths, Csssimsres, Twesds Cash
meres Crotons, CashnsrsIlss, brsp fEtes VsstinEs.
&c. &c
From which no will mako the nost approved garments
order and guarantee At and aaish he has engaged
the skiul Cutters and will employ but he beet
nanda
He pledges himself TO give good suit ai from u 70
e25 a. hss-on the old plso-cssi o. 10 e40!l
Ofwhich hs will satisfy any who viii favor him viii
call
~ He soss on the principle that It 10 better 10 ell
600 900 worth 81 per cont than $4,000 s % per cent
DANIEL DEvLIN, IS John, cor. Nssssn
AT im,ssodDk3tW
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Observation-Disclosures of The Tribune.

LONDON, April 10, isF.
Sir: We have to sdvse very considerable improve
m.nt In the price Of lour Fine Baltimore and western
Canal Flour to-day worth Ala per Dbl win 40 upwna
tendency Our own opinion Is We have not sufficient Gram
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-08

NfNfnth WHTU-F lf'FrTNIIV T
10 meet Al 81 MarketsL Monday evening, ION inst Al
o'clock pursuance Of the request OF the Democratic
WING General Committee. relative 10 the Judicial Eiec
ton snd to transact such other business may be brought
before them. LOPHAR MILLS,
Chairman Seventh Ward Wing Committee.
II l. PrrrF Serretarv mv8 Il
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HAvEE, Saturday evening, April II. l3f7.
Flour IL steady $3.50 IS N loco About 5000 hbs
for May June found buyerss ~ 81 So
In Whest he sales have iifns American realized
or 1924 per sack In other articles little hes been done
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HYDRAULIC PRESS AND STEAM BOILER

MI . < AM - II
nor SALE.-FOr sale q large hydraulic press and
l. pump "a FIRST order, which will be ssld very low
Also snail boiler feet long and 80 inches 10 dia
meter with safety valves, Try COCKS cast iron turnsce
front crates k all 10 good order anf nearly 40 For par
rrulars inquire Of BRETT TOMAS Fishkill Landing
n. Y. or Of BEALE, AELECK DE WITT ITO Broad
81 ~ Y. nyo Z~h'
A POINTED CA-E.-From t< EreRms Poa
~ 4prh So" Yesterday morning several silver spoons
were sioleu from he house No. II Hammond street
IL i thought they stolen BY two negro boys, ~
raising he front basement window, tho silver ware hsf
ng been lmpndenLy lef. 10 such exposed susuon"-
Comr,enf-JONES'5 SASH LOCK and FASTENER,
Aica q ausys Bosi,ioa. Iocks itseg shHifinz ~
5asA and be vHloessd 5y ,haking Or Jarg TINS
little economical and durable sHar would therefore have
saved several dollars worm Of silver Those who " 80
security a. well converience, viii DO well 70 give
carpenter rfng ob The article Is Or VIII De, fof sac
AZ al HardWa Dealers and Country Merchants and al ne
nv a. MANUFACTURERS DEPOT, Coruand-.t
DUFFaLO INSURANCE co. Bafso-Crarered
ID in lgsO with Capital u sloo ooo-Present Surplus
s2 O-lusures against loss damage by Fire add Inland
Nsvgstn and transportation Losses adjusted and paid
by The Agent 10 New-Hork. - 80
Reference may be made 10 Messfs Coving Co. 10
south-.t and Messrs Dsier Miller Co l6l tfonIsL
r. H. HAYWOOD, President
L. sToRRs, Secretary ,.,,,.s aoo,o -,
az TuThkSlm'is % NaEt ne~-forE