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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-10-01
Receip:S.

WIN. Dewey, Montville, l.OO-lOG
Edmund Smith, Penn, l.50-l3G
Abraham Smith, do l,5O-I63
Abner Hall, Pottersville, 2,7j-I3g
H.. II. HImbleton. Russellville, l.5O-lG2
Jno. Wise, Petersburg, I.O0-lI5
Ellen CLARK, Wadsworth, 25-l32
Mary Ann Johnson. Iron River, 1916
VIM. f.. Lukcns, Short Creek, 37-l3O
Julia A. Briggs, New Lisbon, l.5O-l5G
Ann NJ. Springer, do l,50-l5G
Catherine Pitcairn, do l.5O-l56
4. Alfred, do 1.5O-l56
a. Petit, do l.50-I5G
II. II. Marshall, Ravennl, l.50-lOl
Nathan Newport, Colain, 1.5O-lG2
y. G.. Iiaighton, franklin, l.O0-l12
Saml. Hopsur, Fowler's Mills, l,5O-l59
Sarul. Coon, Mortified, l.OO-l1i
Edward Illmer. Ohio City, l.50-l3i
r. II. Henry. Twinsburg, l.50-l52
T.. s. Turner, Grafton, l.00-li3
Titus Gum. do 2,OO-l29
J. S. Miller, yellow Creek, l.oO-l2i
d. II. Her. Brunswick. l OO-l03
Henry l.. Bangs, Richiield, l.00-l07
Thos. Rhodes, Sharon, l.O0-l55
d. II. Morgan, Bricksville, I,OO-l1l
i. Bdrnlby, Yellow Creek, l.5O-lGO
Albert ki,tle, Granger, l.OO-l2i
Robt. English, Medina, l.50-ll3
Jas. Brown, do l,jO-lGO
IL. Booth, do 75-l0S
G. G.. Chatfrld, Sharon, I.5O-ll2
w. II. Cnttruden, Grafton, I.OO-lII
VI. j.. lngersoI. 10 l.50-tGI
Il. 7. Leaton, Medina. l,5O-lG3
Elizabeth Wallace, w. Middleton, 1901
Cornelius Sherman. Brunswick, l.5O-ll9
Thos. S. Russell, Weymouth, I,OO-l5s
L. II. CoyreII, Shamokin, 75-l32
OF About one half of the above payments
were sent us several weeks ago by J. w.
Walker, but accidentally the letter contain
ing them was laid aside and forgotten. This
will explain why several new subscribers,
who ought before this to have received their
paper, have been credited as commencing
with the present number.
o. Please take notice, that in the ac.
acknowledgement ofsubscription money for the
Bugle, not only is the amount received pla.
ced opposite the subscribers name, but alsc
the number of the paper to which he has
paid, and which will be found in the OuiSid,
column Of figures.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-10-01
TO Correspondents.

p. II. The letter containing his name was
laid aside by mis,ake-it is now entered on
our books.
j.. f.. p. The missing article is recovered
she can obtain it by calling here.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-10-01
T.

THE PHONOGR3PHIC COMET,
Will be published every month by +. Web
ster, at the Photographic Institution, College
Building, Cincinnati. It's object will be 10
furnish reading matter in the Photographic
dress for those who have but a partial knowl-
edge of the art; and also for more advanced
Photographers. Every number will contain
a few pages in the brief corresponding style,
and one or more pages in the reporting style.
The reporting style will be so arranged that
no difficulty will be experienced in reading
it. AT the end of the year every subscriber
Will have the entire reporter, which will be
worth all that the Comet will cost him.
Every Photographer is earnestly solicited
to interest himself in our enterprise, and give
our publication as wide a circulation as pos
sihle. No fears need be entertained in re-
gard TO its continuance, the small amount of
money it costs us will secure its monthly
publication.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-10-01
TERMS.

For one year, S. LOO,
6 months, so, payable in Tdvance.
Money may be forwarded through the mail,
post paid, at the risk of the publisher,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-28

OPfICE, Oct H 1917.
To the Hon MORRIS FRANKLIN,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Sir-The recent intelligence from the seat Of war
brings to us the gratifying assurance that the OF
the American troops have BEEN against the most
unparalleled odds victorious and that the flag Of our
country floats In triumph the capital of Mex.
ioo 1t seems to fitting that public testimonial
should be afforded OF our sympathy with th gallant FL
and soldiers who have their conduct In the
ties the city OF Mexico, covered themselves with
glory and an 'mpershabe fame and |, therefore,
respectfully suggest the proprety Of converting the Com
mon Council some future day, to be designated by
yourself to take action on this subject
War In always to be deplored-it brings with IL many
and bitter associations carries mourning to the
hearts Of thousands but true American could read
the of the glorious victories achieved by
countrymen, without glow Of emotion and pride;
true American, however he might deplore war; would
hesitate any sacrifice to ensure Its prompt honorable
and successful termination.
Some tribute is especially due from the city Of New
York the great commercial emporium of the Western
world. Her have been permitted to share In these
glorious victories she Is called on to mourn some OF
the best and bravest CT her CITIZENSHIP depores her
lossshe reoices in their trumphs and all her citizens
feel well assured would join In any testimonial by
which they might show that the honor Of our common
country is dear to all that in the words Of the lament
ed hero who gave his life for that country they say,
with all sincerity, Our country, may she be always
right-but right or wrong, our country
Respectfully, WIN. " BRADY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-28
Police JntelllRence.

Charge Of Grand Larceny.-Offcer Caverly Of the Sd
ward, arrested yesterday man by the name Of John
Williams, on a charge Of stealing a wallet, containing
$50 In bank bills belonging to Dennis Cannsvsn resid
Ing at No SIX Pearl street Upon the Of the
cused, the wallet and money found in his posses
sion Justice Osborne locked him up for trial.
Robbed on the Five Points Captain johnson, Of the
18TH ward arrested yesterday two Five Point thieves
called Jim Mo Williams and Bill Nov Williams charge
OF having robbed few nights since by the
OF James Driscoll, Of . purse containing twenty six
sovereigns and half eagles, several bank bills and silver
CON- together with silver watch valued In all at
while in thieving "orb" located In Anthony street. on
the Five Points The wallet and the greater part Of the
money together with the watch found In the pos
session Of the accused parties and identified by Drsco
as his property. Justice Roome locked them both up
for trial.
a Desperate Game.-On Monday evening" about half
past O'Clock well dressed young entered the
store OF Mr. Laboyteau In Broadway, and ordered par
Gel Of boots to be sent with him for lady in West Wash
intgon Place to make q selection from MIR Laboytsau
without suspecting that anything wrong despatch
ed his GRAND boy with the person. and dozen pair of
boots They proceeded to Washington Sguare
when the Young man communicated something to per
son he met and suddenly caught the hoy the throat
and attempted to gain Of the parcel but not
succeeding, he struck him violent blow on the head
with sluug shot, seized the parcel and made of The
boy although bleeding prousely raised the cry Of thief
and attempted to follow but from weakness was unable
to proceed far he to the store Of MIR
'et and the necessary means taken for his recovery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-28

To THE EDITOR or THE NEw YoRx HInALp:--
SIR In your paper Of the 10th August last is
icious and libeous article rejecting the character
and reputation OF Dect George w Leach, Of this city
AS am the party referred to in that publication ask
ieas puohoy ss an act OF deferred Justice TO my bus
band to declare through your columns that the
lions are untrue In every particular, and that the
charges and imputations wholly destitute OF truth
Respectfully, MARTHA LEACH.
No. HArrison street. South Rrooklxn. Oct %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-28

INTELLIGENCE FROM MoNTEvrDEo. BY the bark
Ch.cedony Capt Upton which arrived at this pert yes
terdsy, nom Montsvido Sept o. We learn that was re-
ported that Gov Rosas intended closing his ports 10 the
trade Of that place. Salem Gosshs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-28

INrERMENTs IN THE DIFFERENT CEMETERIES,
FOR the forfyeight hours ending at q, NJ, Oct. 10.
Name Nafipifu Name NatipH,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-28

II PE-VOIGTLAENDENs Apparatus
- ut Reduced Pness-lIalf size Tubes S6o-quaer sire
Tubes $50 Also Plates, Cases, Chemicals. Gamers and
Coating Boxes, the lowest market prices Orde
panied with Icm'ttsnces will be promptly attended TO- By adj
dressing w. kF. LAN0ENHEIM,
Philadelphia Exchtpgc or
LAN9ENHElM BECkEks
of5 ist-rc 2oi Broadway, New ORR
CARRIA0Es--yAMEs BREWSTER, HAVING oI,nsu
~ new Carnage Repository at 396 Broadway w9"i" ",
spectfuly invite his old patsons and friends 20 e ~
iue 4 complete assortment Of carriages "' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-28

Gov Fletcher, agent Of the winnebsgo Indians, pass
cd up tho Mississippi recently with $4,000 In specie to
pay the government snnuitiss at Fort Atkinson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-28
Miscellaneous.

There Q report In Boston, on Monday, that Dr..
Coolidge indicted for the murder Of Mr. Matthews Of
watervs, had committed suicide by poison In prison,
at Augusta.
The annual burning Of the praries has commenced.
The New Orleans papers complain that some three
dozen vagsbonds including murderrr thieves and vii
ans OF various stamps have been sent to that city by
Major Eassnd Quartermaster at the Brasos, by order
of Gen Taylor There several females In this
gracsess company who have been expelled from Mexico
steamboat Of 800 tons has just been built on tho
Kentucky river, In the mountains fifteen miles from
Lexington and hundred miles deeper In the interior
than q boat before constructed She has been
built out and out from the forest tree TO the buders
finish by four men only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-28

| News FROM RIO GRASDE, SOUTH AMERICA
We are indebted to Captain Upton, OF brig Rus
sell arrived at this porty estsrdsys nle Of the RE
Gyandenw to ths nrst OF Septen.. g, inclusive The
paper of that date contains circular from the Consul
General OF France to the foreign consular body In
ontsvdeo dated July 26th stating that doubts had
expressed In reference to the continuation OF the
blockade OF the OF the province Buenos Ayres
by the French naval forces he therefore, repeated the
notice previously given that the ships Of that squadron
would continue to blockade absolutely the province
Buenos Ayres we'll a. the ports Of the Oriental Re
public which at any time be- occupied BY troops
the service OF the Argentine The papers
discuss freely the French and glish intervention
writer's all agreeing that II the interior vep opened
Europeans, they must bid farewell to independence
and to internal pence. SALEM Gazette
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23
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10 sALtE ND vFGETABi AN ~
hA' t9h, on UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE
VIII PLASTER
Z a. world - chalief g,d 10 produce al n 4
q -,4-A' %. VII more sfeeiile remove Rsias- IA
t.f ulas ~ any Kind. bruises old ulce-sr1 g -
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- i - ut other POISONOUS aHiH ais, tIle- te.s
49,. - l'tes, phieama;ic datns Or NIX r.
an, - ~ NC liver iaucuess Of POINTS NessH'', =
49,, + .''e zach, side or stomach. cough Arising
- ~ throat or lungs frosi bitten limits =
5.,Tt - 'i or a2ae ia the breast, psptaiiea ~
- ~ wounds Of ans kind &C. For sale fl % .
FAIRCHILb Wbsel
,6D,, t..fs ieiieTs, & r must be- addressed 10 -
~" Al u Hudson street,. New YorA w.aF
Is iaeh M, superior stgsl pen i.k ~ Re 80
s'sf ~ sac hg 1 UoFbDFc'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23

QUINCY FoUHpnv


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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03


4 1asa. Va Aug "a" S' brig Snow r'ss'r'ld
xs4r1oacoLA. Aug bar ship CouoIanus Tanner. from
S :s ;ss:%;ss
ss osss 6 Il: Bss s s9q;
Ryder. fh sshn Lsg5a Virginia. (cf NOasan.j Belt Ma.
three brig: Sd :,:.a:ip Cambria 'f II
BALTsioRr Sept - Arr bark Douglass. Norve, Are
cioo. n briggs st Andrews Cromwell inc ienfuego Cuba
Bedford; steamer Georgia Cannon, from NorioiL
sandy roint ship aad abs'k CID bark Roihschid
Aufhpgtoa Orleans; brgs Susan. Boyee, 81 Johns Fl
Csbelo Medora lBrj Smth Bermada SD bslf Active
Foxwei Rio de Jsneiio; brig Emira Sargent, Halifax and
CsAnIHsrON. Aug so-Ar bark Cherokee. Humphreys,
Bg;Ss ga sch, Hs1s;sa Rrowp B;ltimEIs
Pa ~ Ro iSnsi or kS dsnd. 0'na p0'y IRON CITY
MOulLr, Aug as-Arr brig Na.ke Metealf, fun Tampico;
ssnI r%ma Richards I'm Orleans. CD ship Chsssion,
SosFoLK, Aug s-An schs Viola Fitzgerald from Saint
Biss
ing. Liverpoo aiotte. ohnston Boston,; John CqTer,
Knapp, Boson Lagrange, seoy York: big Orbit HEX
N York; Hilton, Sisal.
vel. Sc Ty. Gss. sal,imers Nose.
s.Ss. ss Sls. S".a % sss s .
Jane, Lermond d0 Sea Flower, Crowell; Tyrone Smith,
and E Eai H and
S Sept Tho: w R M: s Sss
small Provdsnes; Joseph chandler Smith, Bristol r /;
WILMIsoros Aug 2s-Arr schr Julia Eliza Williams,
ds, ~ Land ST
ell for N York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03
Cotton CrOD.

Extract of letter from highly respectable gentle
man to his friend in Mobile dated
DGMoroLIs, Aug IL, lS47-The crop Is falling in this
section OF the country verv fast The worm and the
ny ara eating the cotton bad perhaps than
Canebraks have heretofore placed but little reliance
upon the many reports about short crops but now
convinced that II the continue their work very
little cotton will be shipped from this place.
The Montgomery tAa journal of the 25th ult. says
From practical planter of this county we learn
that the prospect Of good cotton crop in the south
western part of the county is very slim indeed The
hel worm ~ making such ravages his plantation and
these Of his neighbours, that 1t improbable
year We hope the evil not general but from the re-
port OF the last few days in various great
ly fear the crop will be short
The Mobile .4dpertiser of the 25th inst. says
Our accounts OF the growing crop of character
80 conflicting and contradictory that it is impossible to
come to any correct conclusion in regard to the pros
poets In sections the crop is as un-
usually promising while in others information Is OF
most unfavorabe character. An intelligent gentle
the cotton trade, writes to his friend here under
date Greensboro, August 49, as follows I'll ave never
known the planters respondent at the prospects of
crop rs at present have to-day conversed with
veral of the largest planters in ths the
try all OF whom concur In the opinion that tina pros
poets were unfavorabs at this of the
year The worm Is making its appearance in every d.
rection aud all anticipate repetition Of the ravages of
last year you are as bad as they
possibly can be From some other points We have NOR.
favorable approximations will bs by In
another column from all Of which those most interest
ed must draw their own conclusions.
The Eufaua Democrat OF the 25th utimo says The
crop in Barbour as IL Is generally elsewhere is
much complaint, in relation to the cotton crop Our
planters now however are very much alarmed on &C
count Of the ravsges Of the boil that has lately
made lie appearance and has already farms
the Chattahoochee 1t Is said of crops least
twenty-five per cent. should their ravages continue
try must necessarily fall greatly short Of the anticpa
lions entertained by planters short time ago.
MOVEMENTS OF CoTror IN THE UNITED STATES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03
Domestic lmportat,ons.

NEw OaLrAs.-shp southpor-ses, sacks wheat Gay =
Wordswo'thS3 BIS cotton Sprague. Robinson col00
Rossiere cos Burns Scott-23 Coit-40 bs Abbey
< Fireman. Brown29 bs hemp Barntt-52 McGreg COR
Croft-lo sacks barley Works DsLe-42 BIS wool Nor.
scot5 BIS rope w Buter-3l do 81 BIS rags w Feld-27
pkxs Saunders.
Go BIS cctton Sprague Robinson co-9o w King-63
@aaS w wGoS sHtGa
bag, wheat Leveich-I22 Dgop-s2 spssus Rsbs.
Bro I'm Russell, Moss Ellison Stokes CO kers Hope
co, Jones, Mahe ON, Erwin Jsco6 z Son y Jones
100 hhds order -,
SAvANNAH-Brg Clinon-9 his cotton Silas genson67 SKIS
surges CieaIman co-37e do II Bdghsm-tss Hi
C;owuy-25O bags rice -four boton-6 Mr.
rI II bbI X Moore-I box H Brown-2 bIs G B Lamar
ii tons Westiase Cogsre-I pack Phelps Coz boxes
Hu REG chairs NJ Haywood-lo cords pitch pine wood g
Blu kley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03
Passengers Sailed.

, MISUNDERSTANDING CAMBRIA, slsd from Boston
Ter st9yell NJ WhIttaksr, lame. Rose and Burr,
Boston John Aiken Of Lowsll Cook OF Cranston
Messrs Jones. Wexford T Rieckh,feT n Beidcr q Nye
sssy smith E2m.tGst Petersen Rod,isues
Evss.,J Underwood A Flynn Hitchcock, and + War,
nsa seW York; pRsy Lady and child e Peensylvs.
Isd Shsriss of South Csroaa Moult MI stewart and
& D Ds,wson q Mobile; Mr. Thompson and Peck. Of
snsp 'Tf Thorn srs esdrsn and Mss Geo
h,d ana yibbs Of Mones Thos Parker iadv and two
Vioao ~ hce Edward, ISLAND; Mr. Calhoun Of Trinidad
poo TSos Hal. s 90 AS%srss hos ssvmsck Ese,
U6ove sPd cagds Of England; Copc and and
Jesniaaue t and B,hmw sSu,ng Exerrd BA; Charles
trials ""''Aeriinoi L. Vcis, Of Aus
,,s s,mm, To. ~ Harvey and lady, Anthony
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03
MARITIME HERALD.
pORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER
Cleared.
shps-Lousana, Barstow, New Orleans johnson 4 Low.

Cleared.
ships-Louisana Barstow New Orleans, johnson Low.
Bark.-Alvno (Brsz) Santos. Rio de Janeiro, sifkn s.
Nephews &Co; Feitho sorw Benton, Bordeaux! Schmidt
sfsss H t.sas ssW s:s do Florence
LsTslls Porto Bee Bschsi:
@ HSx.T Ralph Post. Fio1sSes Msiea%
= sE1.IaW Days, Nureh Wilmington, E Powell; W
S wss Wasb sfs s Coz oh
siSSp;;-vieory. Rhodes, Providence: Coquett Bryant
Ship Senator Coffin Live pool - days mdse &c to Slate
GFans1 Mws Aug lon IS bark sinn
,o ship a. %s ca%p0s
ship SSunp0rt Grh New Orleans e" days with mass
sci bottom apparently of about lao with
Barn Tecu%seh Ripley, Glasgow July IT, with mdse to
HoTapd lh uIg lat AZ i5 Ion IS. spoke ship Prince
De ISF Ii sehs iSs6s spore .n
Argentine brig Caroline Nesop Bqsnos Ayrss So days
.h no e4 ssos eS 1900 Dei0' Co. Vessels
James MsIsas Pay
%,J Tr S:s. vii,
Nassau b 2, Aug with with ps '
Holmes. Dssase New spoke snip e,''
"a ss Avn i's as
Brig cnt1" ys,s,day Andrews Savannah
ss; ss s ssy ss S ]
from New Orleans for New York.
Schr Hope, MITCHELL st Thomas. Aug 10. with
Nesm,th Walsh Aug 80 lat Ion spoke schr Ac
on Treat, from Guyana K for View York. out "a DAVIS
Schr Nancy 6shop, Kelly Trinidad de Cuba August TO- t.
Chasteain Ponvert Sailed in .any brig snsan ap'
Mary for rh,lsde pha Aug "a lat "a Ion 81 30 w, spoke
schr Sarah K Louisa, Bea,sey Ocraeoke. days. nava
stores -
schr Star, Gautier, Wilmington CT days, Bryant
Maitland.
schr Delaware, Mankin Washington, C. days, tosR
| Demii
Schr M'rcis Phillips, Warrington, N c. days
Schr Union, Bedelman, Ocracuke days naval stores
| schr Z slower, Long. Newbem, g. TO L Mitchell
Schr Ann Hyman Iotten, Newbern, z, X Blackwell
Schr Jonas SIN th briggs Newbern, c, TO Brown CO
Schr Maria, smith. Newbern, " 9, to master
| Schr EllicOt, Cole, B ,ltimore johnson & Lowdcn.
Schr A Myrick, Bugbee Virginia
Schr N. Wright, Edenton N c, Tredwel
Schr Mary, Solomon Newbem, N &, to Blossom.
| Brig N @ Bourne from New Orleans.
| Also ship and 2 brEs.
Packet ship Utica Havre; bark Princess Alice Liverpool
brig Emily Charleson Wakulla, Europe; Mary Pennell
| Bath.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03
d. GRAHAM, Register Of the Treasury.


EXCHANGE SoAso, Sept Ia Amoskesg Manufacturing
Co. 1905; = age Bank, los; Old Col my Railroad. Io2x
10 'ort' nd Saco and potsna Railroad, 1885, dc 1924 50
Western Railroad, liub Al Fall River hail Dad ok; 1850
Ess sostou Co e. IS Norwich and Worcester Railroad 81;
Sd e2il; s9eOO Rea1ag ksilro.d Bonds 1850 75js =
AT AucTpN. shrs Boston and Maine Railroad. lsH per
cent adv 20 Vermont Central do 49iZ per shsre
and rsydeaee do Gu cent adv - Boston and oree.
sL do e per eent adv Boston and Lowell do W per cent
1 mont MI 5pas 1909 cent IS James s.ea% Mills
Lasonis Co. s5 per cent;
Lewis Wharf Co $500 IS Mercantile Marine Insurance Co,
95 per cent s. Frinklin do 86Aa s7 Neptune DO
ses ior co. Charles River do sssA per shsre fremont
per cent pay 1857 with 96H per $00o do
coupons, S9% $1,000 Boston City pay 1855, with
coupons, 9GT per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03

M ARRIED LADIES.-Married Ladies would find much
Xl 70 interest hrm By perusE Moral Physiology written
By The Hon r. Owen, with sddirons and b.
Clover M d. Were this bouk carefully read by very
person. and the advice strictly followed persua-
ded chat different state Of society om the present would
family Of ehdren which could be bat poorly reared
many prudent people ron the matrimonial but
here work that will tell important hich
obyste all such objections Pnce Of the book 30 cents For
Philadepha, and the Editor No. Ann street. New York
al krrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03
Passengers Arrived.

LvEHrooL-Ship Senator-Willism Wright, William
Hesd John Coapel NJ Phineas aud $50 in the steeraRe
sT SEox-Bpg James Mashal-Dr For, LADY, and servant
J Robinson aud lady.
, BELIZE Honduas.Brg Robert Bruce--Count Won
In,so2uk charge dafars to the Gustemas governments
NJ Jeil secretary obligation the same; Captain VIM
bel ' ''' P'''' sui" at ''a'
0LAsoow-Bark Tecumseh-A Robinson, and 30 in the
NAssAu-Brg Pedrszza-Alexander Tbesv John p Nah,,
Isaac Hardy. and in the steerage. '' ~ VANISH
New ORLEANs-Ship Southport-R PsSp;sr I p;.hrxr
j Hands, H Holden. o'Hh
s.yArvAH-Brig Clinton-Rev P Brown X Brewer. A
A Wooster, A Van Nostrand, and in the steeraee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03
Foreign Markets.

hxyASA, Aug. 2i-Beans, white, Id l raj per arr
Beef New York and Boston, No l. a 2 per arr But
ter, ~ 30 per qu Cheese, ls 81 Corn az az per
ART. Flour Phiadslphis and Baltimore, Is; New Or
leans, IL dull Hams, 10 IL Lard Is lS, stock
on hand 5000 kegs Pork, prime Eastern and New Or
leans Mess IL 90; sales Of Philadelphia at 49, Soap
CASTLE, q sales 204 boxes Philadelphia yellow at
Exchange on London. OK 10 prem; New York \
do; New Orleans AZ a 3, short sight Freights. to
Hamburg, Bremen and Great Britain, f2 los; Cowss and
market, ca los So los; France 76a 80f Mediterra-
60 los f3 los; United states 81 SIX per box
Sugar; RI per bag, Coffee; az per HID, Molasses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03
COM MERCIAL INTELIL0ERCE.
The FlOnr Mark ets

RocBEsTER, Sept 1.-The market yesterday was
quiet. The transactions in wheat limited 10 the
arrival Of wagons the range being about 81 81
for goed Genesee. In -four there nothing doing
remain at last quotations Flour barrels 40c
FreightH 47c SOC
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under forfeiture Of $780, One bottle lasts week which
generally cured in days For sale by
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