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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16

NANrUoKET.-The fire which, one year ago, laid
saste the whole Of the business part Of this isolated
aOush aourisbing town and destroyed property valued
not less than million Of dollars will sosn be for.
gotten The NGnfnekd faqHa0 Of the l4sh Cthe ami.
versGy Of the FREE says;
Much has been done in the way OF buiidins-more'
probably than any one dreamed Of year ago ;-oi
ssores shops dwelling houses &c &c not far from two
haadred have been finished, or arc going up The
s,ores are many OF them. fine substantial brick build
hs superior n al respects 10 their predecessors ana
nss Of the dwelling houses have very neat snd com
i~aele appearance But Nantucket hiss not recovered
sa no, likely to recover very soon, from The enects
y The July IRE Many entirely ruined By u, and
zoe resources of many more seriously diminished Stl
essmount OF building that has been done under these
uha'ofsble circumstances, shows, we think that our
Snlens al all deficient Ia energy and that there
se.pisA enough here If jadciously employed To Sc
cure for Nantucket and thst within few yesrs pros
Ps' as great she enjoyed and perhaps greater
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16

THE RAILROAD BRIDGE At MDDLErowN.-
Sometime since correspondent At Hartford was mad
verten,y permitted to exhibit in columns his hos
ty 10 the project for building Railroad Bridge across
the Connecticut II Miidletown. The passages In his
Letters relating to that subject would not have been IN
serted II they had fallen the eye Of the Editor The
one.tion being local one shsn not NEEDLE with Il
one way or the other but having unfortunately per
med our Hartford correspondent 10 speak on one side
II /, no more than fair 10 insert the following brief com
nunics,ion by way Of reply. Here 80 far As The Tn
hume Is concerned, the discussion must end
For The Tribune.
eorre.popdeut AZ Hartford very complsceut a.
the energy displayed BY his fellow citizens In relation 70
the contemplated Railroad Bridge At Middetown be Is
quite mistaken If be supposes the public In general to
entertain similar sentiments.
MS proposed 70 construct Railroad diroa between
New. YORK and Boston To do this the Connecticut
River must be crossed by bridge ~ hiddeiown the
grant 10 build ample draw and 81 other mat
rs required 20 make the interruption OF navigation as
Th, ~ no.,ibe This proposition has aroused al the
ire of Hartford snd occasioned regular tempest In
,ssno, and for whstf Because Hartford Will suffer In
ia navigation Not ~ all, but simply because Ne "
road nav ure theirs and draw IRON them some OF the
travel they now have The draw OF 90 feet proposed
will not in the least Interrupt, the passage Of steamboats,
and In very slight degree the lew sailing vessels the
number of which is daily diminishing which pass up 10
Hartford thsre are draw bridges on the road be-
tween New York and Newark, which prove very slight
Inconvenience either 10 the navigation or The Railroad
both may be readily managed that the interruption
10 extremely slight and at long intervals the nav
gsuon knowing the hours OF the trains tines us move
menh 70 avoid delay 70 s!ihsrpaiy hlDpLEskA.
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Tux CnNGKErs BOOTa-RAT.

~ THE CONGRESS BOOTs-rAT.
eofofousbs boots and shoes, hes compstsd BE snsnsL
-ots for IN ohs fateoi aDd NE
M, iny.oon W The cuIens VI New-fofs, and GOV ~
notie tbst mo hrms wbos- names 40 sey<
70, ~ ,- - ,-rd fhs Con srsss and ooos9
70 49, c,s 49, ofh~t Embellishments that 10 ia
ID Ill - 49, % this nst and pubiisnsd
by boha ,,, "a p.,.st xs Couspd st
r., n, az, a,o.s,sy L. Walsn Broshsrs, Sam.
- ~. " pon y" 20 snIt,o :, Vim Lane, "a ssyssd-st
p LaboyLsz1x, GIL bd~sJ w VA !" - - 20 20
N A. Rogers %. w '.nu1o' N''"' w
M, Wskh-r on ~. -
f 10. Hoo,, 81 or.nd Dsnlsl Ctonin, Agent IS
VIM. Agst@, ia bowsfL N.slN ~
R,a.au.y way and Wsllsl
"a - I-s-,, 70 DO IJohn Conrad, Ann-st
sgy.oe Fsrris "A NssssuL samuel Aeon, ~ sfosA.
D 5 HaIsins Csiszfios. ~y
] l. Watkins, ia taton- george Conrad, ~ he'
Henry V. kldof cur Dusch chants ExeIsnfa
and FULTON sls -.
Winsow L. Whiting, as Broadway, and Chss osoosss
10. rsnd-s haze bought n<hls, and BON concefns ~
now fuzzy authorized " Manufacture ne Congress bo"~
and shoes, for wholesale and retail.
N B.-Mr Lonn broOks, Fuon-st 10 no longef easnof'
Eod maze yeL1 Tho Congress sooS n. n y.
Ne~-Yofk June %, lsf1. SSi
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TO THE PUBLIC

ES- 4. sylvester, importer ~ Hsaflem and British
Ots has removed % ~ Wa,serst near Cbrysiesi he
would inform hs customers and public u general that
be Ia. not @ any 81 hi. his former places Of resi-
d-ucs. - snd 81 Eas SrUadwsy therefore DO cautious
from whom you purchase hat you may n9t be Imposed
upon q - Nv EsTEh,
NV 8nsots 2u7 Walksr-sL N. Y.
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FmE-A fire was discovered about 10 O'Clock
last night in the lace store of George Lowden in the
American Institute building, Broadway, and his stock
very much injured by water.
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~ Congress spring Water-Ju't received fresn
from he spring la pint and quart bottles delivered 70 any
psu Of the city, by ALBERT L. " iNohIr
iel4 osf II fast Broadway.
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MAcos AND wEsTEsN RAlLsoao Go.

n
A DIVIDEND oftwo dollar. per share upon me eapL
"A TAI .to OF this Corporation Ia declared, payable On
the first day ensuing out Of the net earnings Tor
an. nrec-ding six month";. The dividend shares regis
tered In N-York 4. payable the Bank Of the State Of
N.w York thers 90 shsres registered IN MscJn. the
Once Of the Company 10 Macon.
The transfer books will be- closed from the l2h July 10
The Ist August inclusive. }. IA. TAYLOR,
iyq 3ys Treasurer pro TEN.
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bcar0inQ.

DOARD WANTBD-A gentleman with his wife ss4
ID infant chi DESTROYS OF obtaining permanent board
Hail zoo furni.hed room, with large slrsd pantry
attached, will be required BOARD paid weekly, and nos
to exceed s.. References exchanged Address bog Ne
BOARD ON STATEN ISLAND in prv.is fam
Oily, Within ten minutes val. Of the are, lsadins. ne.
Rsy M, win.low'. Church Fir. Doe, mon :ss h.:s
Henry l. Seaman, s.. Brosdwsyi r. G. ws'nofs SWs
ler-sL ylelW-
no LET-An once suilsblsfor. %, ss.an g Awyss
can DO obtained by applying 81 n East Broadway cor
Market Board be had In The came house Of required
iyl4 81
DOARD INTHE COUNTKY.-The subscriber can
board In one OF IN most desirable locations 10 the neigh
borhood of New York the Psrk House, Orange, New.
Jersey The vii noted pleasant and very healthy
one and car. and stag g. running hourly ed
from New-York-Ihe Time occupied being only so,ai y
ana surrounded by beautiful shfuob~ry, sod has sfss
garden attached Good accommodation also Tor nofssa-
Apply 10 JOHN U noonS
/ DOAKDING-One or 70 pleasant rooms u lsi wA
Dam OF partial bosrd oS2 Green ich o. two doors fron
Morton or Inc rooms will be l, 10 single senus"ss
out board ~ B-Also basement room can be ooteinee
I for an Office oily. HSlw
lkOaKDING-csn be had in health, and cssusl 10
Dcsion, large and commodou, noese PIE sssa rsSs -
| tween Grand and Broome sn Terms moderss. ee~r
ences exchanged az ~,
| "A ANTED-sy single g.eusmss, Two nfniss .s,d
w room. with without board The subscrie-s wuui
prefer tayng for the by giving instruction In NJ
aud The French Language The most sssfsetofy fofer
snce. can gwen Address by leItor, T. r. c. hesass
! -tod-Tt \ Ounhsm. j6l Broadway lyl I'm
IDOkKplNt.-suilsO OF rooms TO let, fui 0sho1 Vt IN
Dfuished with or without board 10 sp-ctaeie Eng
bsn family from London wner. cleanliness aud comsor
can be enjoyed Also three single sont.men CO.
be sted with pleasant rooms, with br-shns 80
tea required BAN room In the house fof ns sscv.mg
/ dsron OF occupants Apply Al Mrs mEDhURsTS, VI
I Hoaston-sI or Mr. MEDHURsT n Maiden isne " 10
| BOARDING IN EAsT BHOADWAf..Tw!
ID gentlemen and ther wives can be- accommodates VIZ
board and pleasant (paolries attached also ~
single gentlemen Apply al $50 East Broadway j~1 IN
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~ DR.. Banning's Body Brace 10 N Efficient re-
uefor wesku-ss Of he voice lungs, spine and limbs par
ucularly for dyspepsia constipation and piles, with west
the stomach and sides weakly females fast gros
ing children and all disposed 10 droop and sedentery
especially spinal subjects will be delighted with its sc
ton Reference given many distinguished clergymen
who have rescued from supersnnuation from de-
bifty and bronchitis Pamphlets and book Common
gense" giving Information, can b. had ~ The Office, tSI
Broadway. A lsds m attendance on ladies' M eodH
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~ The Genuine ke-nn soaps acknowedged
10 he The best Shaving Soap The world. II mases thick
ch alher which dry he face ike many kinds
OF soap and creams for sale by
ALBERT L. WINsHlP, Chemist and Apoihecary,
isI4 o.U II East Broadway.
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NEw-LEBANoN SPRINGS, N. Z!

NEw-LEBANON SPRINGS, N. T.
DECISIONS Waiting This watering psee viii nad 70
4 their interest lake the 81 Albany for CsneAa
-Four Corners where line VI stages runs directly q Leo
snon 10 connection with the BY THE route, psrsons
leaving New York In tho morning will arrive 81 he SprnSs
at 3 O'CLOCK evening Of the came day Passengers
will cS-ted from Albany Lebanon Tor ~ D.
This will Of make the Shortest moot 81 peduoas
aud cheapest by which ravslsrs reach Lsbsnoa
from City OF Now fofk -
Passengers who ieays New-York In tho night boat viii
arrive by this route AT Lebanon 81 10 O'Clock tho next
morning There but seven miles Of Sssins by this
route over pleasant road with good tssms and sssy
co.chs. Travsers will therefore be on their guard and
not deceived by the agents Of any other hno OF enss
any pretending 10 run Io Lepanon oAcoP W.
one recommended shove.
Nsw.Lebanon Springs, June g. lSf7.
JAMES O HUNT, Agent, Canaan Four Core
les tel J. w. BABCOCk, do. Lebanon Syringe
PUBLIC HOUSE FOR sALE.-Ths bar az
n lures. lurnitnr. and LEAFS OF public house hept "a
European plan, and OF the beat oeanons 10 ne
alsnton In uces him offer for sale Apply P-rsonsiy
or by lsuer, 10 b. WALKER, 81 PGkrow, ~ u Dizsw-
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- fOh sAb.k 81 Tho old s.snd No. 3 ar
slsy ct opposite the Asor ffousol vsrsa
"HHUOf 81, 81, snd octave Plano tortss o.
usyery variety Of pattern, win ell NE
t1odsn improvements 10 rosewood and mahogany cases.
Pisnos on hire JAhLs rhOnIsON
jol6 Sw' Lee Iahmsn n.nos.L
.,s.sGl--PIANO FOkTks 81 very low pncsa-
49, Psfsons about purchasing Pianos VII ma
T1HUu 70 their advantage W call q J. 0san
uCo's M.nufsciory, ist sulon-st twss. o
srosdway general sssornoni OF Ahogsny and koes-
ooa Ptanos 90 hand which viii Do cold ow Zoe
..1o or approved paper Dealers supplied 90 oesa ens
n,27 0LcNN h CO ia vnltpo-st
C-PIANO FORTE mANCfACTOs
NY, 1872 RglIOu-sI east side bfoadwsy-
"1HHAn entirely new article, warsnssd mpe-
y riOr 10 tone and 10 keep In tnns much longer
man any nov made with peculiar h1p frame 90
WAITING the objection metallic petalss written Susf
.nty viii ho given with esch instrument and WHO'D snt
DOUBT Their quality pressed mo payment may 70
withheld until sgch doubts arc removed o..s
sENNETf ROGERS,
J-l4 u l52 Futon-sl esst so. ofos,~sy
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DR. S.LOyEH;. NEW Truss ,

DIX. GLOSEHs NEW Tkte -
o. lbe.t nOw 10 us~-pfess0r- may DO gre 7,
\Nzgnd 10 suig Tho case THIS tass nrvrf y 30
Xxx 70 give ease comfort snd s.csy 70 inc "en
eruf.et a N The cheapest snd beet TTgss mat esn -
found DR. g. 10 practically squsnt-d VIII nulns ala ~
II, Yea, ts,nsIs supporters snd female In abundance,
~So vii wall upon sdies shsis residence 70 y nsm-
OMcs Annst
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,um-rs his srucle will find greatly 10 their advantage
ID examine the Hose manufactured by tho subscriber and
vsrrsniec superior to what 10 sold sIvsnced price
STEAMBOAT PROPRtETORS and all Others purchasing
tf. article viii be dealt sh ia such manner as Will be
satisfactory The hest " stock viii De used 10 mo manu-
f,clure and e ork.uanship warranted.
I %. RUCKNAsrEH, 49, hudsOn-sL and
n.2a II halaurnl n cor PraTl an Chatham as.
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, THOMPSON, PREMIUM TRUSS,

2 THOMP-ON'. PREMIUM TRUSS,
u HNnimpfOyed ~ J. X b-njsmin, II Bees maD-st
49, ~ universal y approved Of b. the Medic .. Pa
Guilty and al 10 use hem, a. The pressure
can BE- graduated from Oos - hhy pounds 20
the pure without Dscx ped which does much inu
TIE spiu7, csusnS AMI pain 10 me bsrk
snd sides snd Oflrn permanent spinal disease SIX dsys
Trial gvee and bot perfectly satisfactory, money retnrn-
ID co. the approved Shoulder BRACES ard sands
gea ms islpu
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| FoUSDLING-A child about six months old was
Yesterday found In ST. Msrys Church with the of
Mary Boyle pinned its clothing II was sent TO the
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~ The Resrornrlyc HorlinI. lprepared by

s1sRfSc Tarrvtxul 90 e. ebfatei for alevislng
vous affections which females peculiarly subject
aiodng strength In all cases OF de5lIy end parucnsry
fr IT, lrtue. In curing dyspepsia 10 sold IT wholesale and
rail by a. b. D. SANDS iUu FullOn-si; sold also by
Rushtou Co. 100 Broadway aud 10 Asior House 90
BroadwAy; II Fast Broadway 3i8 Hudson-sL and by ls
rel Minor 2l Fulon.sL Pce 81 per bottle my2l 5Iawf
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miscellaneous.

NOTICE Is ukRtBY GIVEN mat Elias Foun
tain Ia and has not been 10 my emp oy since M
7h of June last snd 10 In manner authorized 10 usn'
act bushes. FOR me Of any nature Whatever
iyl4lw 7. JEWIrr 70l Broadway
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wRrcy OF THE IDuSA-The following imper.
fect lst Of tho pames Of the families OF those VINO
p~risned by tais sad disaster the best that we could
aetsin from tbs recoleetions o. tos se1s'so CUM
plets list OF passengers was Lost with the osrk
Reinpsr family Of persons; J. knecht u Eva LIP
mart spd child Kssper Dman persons; hasper hniss
/; Sebastian Fr-oterberger all o. bergen; rIeoe'c
Moer. g. Thomas Klupp. i; Muf Z, o. Goldiger z bal
thsssr Raeg l. Pbsn, e. JOhsn Thomas, /; G. Wsrncse
Fsyei sang L. Gerpg 5; Hsffmsn p shirske g. Gseei =
Mstspsr g. Robsft e. Bauer 3; CalDberger, ., Loker,
g. EpseIhud /; PETER ]; Nina Samuel, /; Anon Win
ter 4 skedt !; Herot 9; Ernst Voss a. mexner = no
mao L. Andresr MarheDke. g; C. Zeitz Gostsf Wide
man Il Augusta Tornski /; DuoliD Frank, haiser' -
Fr,deric Wsrnscker A. Bertrsm. Il Csrolns Amalis de
Trocks 2; Johanna Weids Meyer, /; Michael lerste u
O. SHREDDER, e. Biuromebtal q Held, Writ. J; Msgds-
lena Ktist-iner. !; Harold, ]; Rsineeke Anton We
Der. /; Nicholas Drot Amelia % cabin psssenger)
York.
We are informed that the first knowledge which those
board tbs shsnuogs hsd OF the issl enees o. tos
collision vas obtained from Of the company OF the
swedIsb bsrk who swan the 3. shout bali an hour
sfser the collision and informed the captain inst the
bark vas sinking The oosn were sv'
out and every exsrnon maze 70 save tne drowning on
The survivors intend to fulfil their original intention
Of soos to tho West although from the entire loss OF
sheir property their plsns Ia regard TO settlement must
Of course be somewhat changed. They contemplate
location which will sord them an opportunity OF work
log 1t mining
ban furnished with clothing end veil provided for
Al the Mariners House. In North square where they
win be allowed remain until they have opportunity TO
reshp for their native land.
We are happy be able 10 say that most generous
sympathy IL msnested by citizens for these unior
nnsre people that the subscription Al the Merchants
Residing room already amounts 10 nearly $500
Tn, little Swedish girl eyed IL years. whose case we
mentioned yesterday the only survivor Of an entire
family has excited much interest among our kind.
hearted citizens several gentlemen have expressed
their willingness adopt her and educee her She Is,
as present In the fanDy of Capt Paten. Boat Irsv.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Por The Tribune.
ELEGIAc VERSES.
Br xLizAsxrs ,. zAnKs.

- - .. ~~-%~S'
.Tx<vs pure ce,esuss s,eezss fan Thy brow,
On infant sersps thou art happier now!
pLossox Of lovelinessf D. early faded .f
0ess with tbs dew Of morning on L.fe's leaf
Thou hsss left hearts with heaviest gloom oershsded
Thou whose fair day on Earth hath ben 20 brief
Dssutifai child thy sunny eyss are clouded,
4 shadow rests upon the hds soft fringe
An 10y veil thy radiant brow hath shroudsd.
And dass hath dimmsd thy wavy hairs bright lingo.
Hashsd 10 that bird nks voice Of msrres lsushssr-
sailed the hight bounding Of those tiny feet;
No more With prssslns words thou IL hurry after.
To each Ais smils. TO whose thine own was sweet
Clsspsd with pale flowers. those busy ittls nnss"
Arsfoldsd lightly on pulseess breast
Hnseforsh thine image thss, IN Memory hnss"
OH slnlsss oos. called early 70 Thy resi-
Yssi "a plsssed God In early days 70 cal NEE
From Tits dim world Of sorrow. SIN and psan
Not ops Of n. dark evils msy befsn Thee
For He Who gave hath claimed MS own sss~
bsnos thought Of Psae>f De'ers 70 De nson'ed
BIZ ssr,b-borp hopes and fcsrs-vsn sriei ana love-
la stainless beshty hast thou bean usosp'snted
To blossom in the gsrden-bower shove
F.,hsr /, thu child hath spread her infant pinion
And sosted of 10 yon fsif land Of bliss
Thrice blsst to enter ,hst serene dominion,
Her soul unsrs hmslsd BY the chains Of this.
Yea happy los; Now unto thee 10 given
The blest conviction that thy child Is nsrs'
And thou wilt know her ssrsph face In Heaven
Then Af, thy hope above thy hearts despair
Angus Is, isi7.
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Books.
ROUGH AND READY ALMANAC

ROUGH AND READY ALMANAC
FOR 1S4S.
THE ROUGH AND READY ALMANAC kOk
1915, with Portrait and Autograph Of General Tsy'
lo ready and for sale by the hundred or thousand
Ii il very neatly printed Calendars very large type
CONTENTS
Table OF Eclipses for the Jear,
Calendar, 6c. - - =,
With account OF all tho Battles IN which be has
sls,sS u John G. Calhoun.
Biographical sketch Of General Scott
Biogf sphica Sketch q John Mclean
Census OF The Uned States
sislsiics q Mexico.
Battles VI the Revolution
The Soldiers ry-Poefyy-commencing
"fTwas IN TIE lfencb al Vera Crus
group OF soldiers lay"
Buena Vista
% We saw ,helr watch 6res through the night"
Song
Account Of th- Battle and taking OF Cork by the United
States ship OF war jamestown BY the use Of Corr
Meal instead Of gunpowder!
Pronunciation Of Mexican Esmes
Anecdotes, Songs, &C.
~ FOR sale In NewYort al the Tribune Buildings by
GRAHAM, AID by Pratt, woodford Co in Pearl-sl 10
Philadelphia by 0ngg, Elliott Co. Price 81 cents S7
cents per dozen. ard ~ per iOf iv7DWsWhYu
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PRICES OF COAL.
Corporation Notices.

NOTICE To CARTuEN To Renew iheir Licenses
lN-Exirscis from law entitled, " A Law 10 reg1a
Carts and Csrtnen passed the 10Th day ~ August l2
Sec 3 All Licenses 10 Carmen shA expire On the lasi
Monday OF July after the dale thereof
Sec Every person receiving bis License 40 Cart
nan shall pay 10 the Mayor for The Of the city The
sum OF dollars and fifty cents and upon the renewal
any Carmsns License such person shall pay, as Hore
said, The Of fhy cents
In conformity herewith, the Carmen are barely re-
ourd 10 renew their Licenses The Mayors Oce, City
Dan to commence on Monday the I'd day u August ls47
n 10 O'Clock A. Mfouf classes each day, IN successon
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plssyuayRs ARRIVED

~ packe skip OxJord from LiUrpo0L-Ih OmAs Robin
son lady and servant hos Robinson Jr, Miss Amelia
Robinson Miss Ellen Robinson. Miss Lewellen Robin
son John WilIeDs DR. David Tucker, OF Toronto Tbos
Tytherleyn, Michigan; VIM Cochran Richard EDWARDS,
Miss Msrsaret Williams Thomas Coburn and lady Miss
Mary Coburn Mics Margaret CoburD Miss Elizabeth Co
burn Miss Csthsrine Cobnrn. Miss Eliza Dorothy Char
lotts Murphy Charles Anderson. VIM Lyons. ID Near,
Patrick Kiss Mics Honoro Drew and servant Mrs Cstne
rine Cunbio CHAM Wm Buckley. James Doretty. Luke
O'Connor Of New-York Isaac Daniels Miss Eizsoetn
Daniels Mrs Martha Walton. James Rain OF ~ Louis
Cent John Bishop Of Halifax Ms aud 2O6 In Storage.
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Uin0om 6ha1es.

WINDOW sHADEs.-GaG cornees, Auslin Cur.
w lAins. kc--J. c. WOODFORD, z95 Broadway, 10 Of
ferng great inducements 20 those purchasing window
snades al wholesale. Several styles VI Gothlcs, vg
neties, scroll a1c scsps, hosers CorntDsa columns kc
Al made 10 ssBperOf aud eafanted adhere
N sny climate Also and masn aims, gilt
rices, gimp, cops, bands, painted wire wiadow blinds
WINDOW SHADES, 7spr1cssl-Tamilios aDoal
w furnishing asr honsny with Shades viii save fhy per
esui By calling on he subsertbsrs
BARfoL oRMsBEE,
Al IN kanuehcsursFp and Tmporfara
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Associsou 81 10 e5 Massachusetts, sss Se 70 lOl Ma
rylspd Fives sss 90 10 II tx Coups DO Dollsr rrss
so Mississippi Plsniers so 20 50 do unioa - % ,s
u s. Bank shares IS 10 lie; Oeio sizes " 70 ~ 81
svlysns Pives G. 10 20 South Carolina 1866 "a 70 81
DO ls5s s65 81 to 50 Tennessee Skies 20 10 W. Ns"
sort state Ffyes 81 % g.
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MARINE JOU r n A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Packet shit Oxford Goodmsoson. from Liverpool July
49, rndse TO G Marshall Sailed 10 company with bark
Louisa Gait for Baltimore July 25 lat as AZ lon % 80
exchanged signals with ship Akin, bound East; 18Th
lat 81 80 Ion u.s. spoke ship Reliance from Boston for
Cork 30 inst lat AZ 90 Ion a. exchanged signals with
ship Sunbeam. bound East
TO johnson a. LOwden.
scbr Mary Clark smsIey, ds fm Salem, mdse, to
w Ropes.
scbf VIM Massey Brunpel de I'm Richmond, coal
schr Ann Mott, de I'm Norfolk. coal, 20 master.
scbr Predmore, Smack. de I'm York River WOOD.
sehr volsst -, 2 ds I'm York River, fruit.
Schr Freeman, Burton, IL DIS I'm Thomsston, lime 10
master. .
schr Columbia Huckins, Is de- I'm Lubec Me- plaster
and fab 20 master.
Schr Louisa, Chase, days I'm Boston mdse, to w
Lewis.
schr vandslls Hill ds I'm Cherrheld lah TO master
SAILED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-20

DN ORDER Of Hoa- J. W Ecnonds, notice "a here
~ by given. 70 he provsons % ne sA.e "a
thozing Attachments against sbsc0ocng. eorcsaled- and
debtors haI aisch nent has issued sans,
ne esLss Of JOHN GALLAGHER an sosconains ore.of'
lse r-sld-ot Of IS gtOn street, ~ Y. and hal
TIE viii Be sold for The payment Of bis deos aness
be appear and cischsrge saen sfsenmeol seeorelng
Law, vitht1 months frou he nrsS pooncsnon OF 1s
noce snd that payment Of any ceoo due 70 Bin %
kry persons within his slsis and ne csnvry 70 nm 90
for his use Of Adv properly wiLn tss Stale belonEng
hr and u. transer Of any Of his properly By Inn
forhiddsu By law, ana void-Dsist ihs 8n dsy Of
Nay, lss7. WILLIAM COLT,
Arorrsy for Akssching Creditor,
ny1 isv3u No. Nssssnel