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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-10

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wsSShRssI5S1S fsSSsssss s.sS ;,s TO-
Will be 'iii&sSe'TT'eS H x; Tragedy Of
TOO %$sF ;SSas s ;S;ii= 4aS ss"Tn
SOCIETY LIBRARY LECTURE ROOM,
Corner Of broadway and Leonard street,
MONDAY, MARCH sth,
~,uR,srAApssd Eysrv Night uIt lp,,hs; notice
- whose unique md inm,t.6e Coscers recently, at the
eeaoIe n".s sSdeasss have N. soaor Of
cuts inoduein each representation 'sstY Of
Change o. pS "as' e, every ssesiss
Admission twenty five eeuts
Concert will commence at hsIfPast 7 O'Clock.
MI I~is.ne
MORRLS'S ANNUAL CONCERT
Mr.. ROBERT MORRIS will give his Annu,i Cs.esr
mn on ~itS BE- vii, ,. ....;s2 n.
MT ;;;,s i S,sn;.., NJ. co, y. Nsyg,.
and other ..ented pei forms"
FREE CONCERTS
EVERY EVENING
1.-THE OPERA HOTEL"
commencing g. saturday e rsG f,..:: Il. 81.
yocALisTs -
Welsh Lrebi,. Poaenea Ess.. .e served IN sod 'vI.
N B-sscred Concerts every Sunday evening
me Sits cxsu're
MESMrklSM.
Two SURGICAL OPERATIONS on somnsmbais
d while In an unconscioas u,ts Physicians are chal'
enged produce the same Grafton without ~
AT THE The Ws.ey.a Ms.Sod,.s cs"Tsh mo - Allen n,u
Grand ON Monday. Tuesday, sns "wednesday ksenirss
vered on Mesmer.m as IL is BY OF Nr sundeaads
pills AID tut jeets
tIpermen,s by Mr.. A. NJ ehss
Commence al ~ O'clock admittsnee IN cents
milo itsr
THE HIGHLAND GUARDS BALL.
VNILt. TAKE PLACE MONDAY nert, March IS.
w Ia7, at the Apollo Saloon.
Tickets be obtained from apt Gag 80 Fesf stesi
Lieut. Easlesoa, ;ts BrosdwrYi Lieut. fssoa, S2 Broad
way, or OF any o. the Members Of the Iompny.
mic tii.WFsSN.I
DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. sARACCO, ltsiisn Choroxrsphst and Mile. Angs
Mr. C.IIarius respectfully inform Lsdiss 0sntsmsn
The mateu Modern Dancing, that boides the srseefa
dances .
New-Wslts in steps OF their Invention
TARANTELLE-Dan Dance OF Naples
Muxurks, WtlfEMa,urhs, Rsdows, WsIr Rsdo~s. Felks
Cotillon Of Polka sndW.xss They will learn also
Observation-Disclosures.
dance recently invented for the Court Of the Emperor 81
B-The music Of the Polls Msyurks Raue eco 10 onlv
found Mr. smseeo No 50 Canal street cas-, oors.f o.
Broadway. ma imsre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-10

.. All IL tNELAND.
WARE Of the distress prevailing ia LELAND ,b .h
"A serbers beg offer to The public symp.thy of their FL
low czens for he help Of Offering county the u. Of
sum acerung 70 be sent 70 ireland for charitable pu
D. consented to de liver lectufe for m. sans mr.
pose the Broadway tabernacle the evening Of the me
day, IN O'Clock Sab et, The Rights and the Wxonys
OF Ireland" The subscribers that their fellow citizens
sufs ing humanity ~ ~ "
a Musicsi Entertainment will procs ed the Lecture
Doos open at 81, to commence at IN o'clock
mi 5tsc KiPP RRowN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-10

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ssa ~h Lots sss 90 Ls,ss'os :.sass sai sid
tosr Iatss Lot. 40. o. o.mssey rss com
msnens lD feet ess q sias P.es yiag teseshst I'D
taar Let % IN. wsT ,iss of Lsrinsf,a tssnss the
Your Lots a. TIE aorthsat eorer q FeuitA Avenue and
Two Lots Fourth A,.nas. ,ds between ana and
ftth streets
Three Leu IN. sOuhsut o. Foaah A..ass and
tTth street.
Two Lo. the side Of Fourh Avsass. between lsh
aud 10th streets
Tea Lots ssth between Fourth and Lssiasro
avenues
Th... Lot, a. the northwest Of Msdi.oa A.,aus
Qns Lot The nor,hs., Of Nsa.oa Ayeau. aud
27th street
Av-nne and t1h Get with severed Tors HAT s2d
aud 23d streets
Alsps OF the shove Lots will te ready dans the pre.eu,
week at the Office OF the Auctioneer No Broad
whom apply Or further rucaius- mo 3finFc
Wv a "A ~ l Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-10
~ MONEY ON BOTrOMRY, WANTED

RfOOO British Brig RICHARD WATSON
LePtau Wiism'' said vessel is $50 tors built
England and has Just undergone thorough repair
stnds No Bon the books sa,d
money to be payable the the brig AT Sligo 10
Corn in bu ia bags ~ -"
Scale proposals Addressed Cap ain williams and ma T.
ed bottomry at once 90 South street will he re
eeyed uatil Thursdy which ali "a p sriens
Will D" opened WI 4. TAPsCOIT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-10

PLUNKETT & PARDESSUS,
ID No 1881 Fulton street, are ready to furnish their
eSprng style Of HATS, beautiful in shape and fnsh
and NJ durable as any hats in the counuy
Best Hats 81 So I'd ana I'd qualities, 81 and 81 So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-10

tlhCUS-bD - Ehl AMPrl inEAIkC
VNHls EVENING, March Ie-Thfd Appearance Of
l. Mr. i. McFnspd. the Great Eighty Somerset Msn
The entertainments will commence with beautiful Ten
Hmse tnues. Master Maefariapd, o. the Tight Nope.
NJ Hobbs YAH appeal IN has matehle's and surprising fsss
Mr. 0ossa and MIR. Williams will appear together in new
farce called The Bsrbarous Deutst
Doors open at performance commences At y psa1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-10

WANTED-By yonng man. J. tey returned from Eu-
w rope where he has had considerable srpsrience
cutter ~ one Of the best shops London situation
spectacle Tailoring first Cater
GOOD reference cen BIO given a. 10 cspabiity ke
sddssed to g. H.. and left the Office Of paper
meet with attention.
ply above. mo ,ts,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-10

~ ATOM WANTED "A young m an OF gooa educ
- ton aud sddess but unfortunate without practical
OF anv particular business is desrous Of obtain.
would gladly accept that would afford HIM
pot ne situation occurring to him . the one in viii
no could be mos. would be /, merrhanrs
or upon some peper but who employ
ne feels lizzie doubt by nd
ne should give satisfaction address T. J. at this sice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-10

WANTED.
1nn RIFLES and 50 Low priced Fovlipp P;eces N,
NV Shot Guns wanted in % VINE nj for which tnct nj
d hands mey locred (paI and other God
WI be given, II early application be made Land 81
leuhr street. mo SIRE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-10

NOTICE.
I. SHEPHERD
AS opened store $40 Broadway for tho sale Of Lace.
IL Embfoideries and French Fancy Goods '
A. D. IL selling off cheap 41 Broadway He continue.
his business heretofore go Broadynnv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-07
The U. y. Steamer Virginia.

NV foHK, Sept. 0, 1917.
Your Philadelphia correspondent Is wrong in stating
that the U. = steamship Virginia has had her propcl
ling powers alteredfrom Hunters TO Lopers The
Virginia had MIR Hunters propeller but was built
In this city by James Allare and others and fitted
with Mr. hlirches wheel and IL Is said by Boston
pilot who took her TO sea, her trial trip from New
York to Boston that ne had poted all the British mall
steamers out OF the Boston Harbor, and that the "
made the distance from the city to the light in one
fourth less time than any Of the mail steamer 1t
would seem that your correspondent, q, wei as the
Phadephians were afraid 10 attack Mr. A g propeller.
has been well proved that he has attained more speed
with his propeller than any other In Ills 10 in
tended for sea- and not like Mr. r. for smooth water
Our Philadelphia friends have made several
attempts TO send one OF Mr. L. boats to seathey al
did very vol till they left the Delaware Breakwater
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-07

The latest letter which has been received at tho War
ONCE frem General Taylor Is dated In August He
acknowledges the reception OF the letter which had been
addressed to him by the Secretary for his portrait TO DO
engraved upon the medal which has been voted to him
by Congress The general refers the Secretary to the
picture which had been painted Of him by Mr. Brown, Of
Richmond as containing . correct, perhaps tho best
likeness OF him. Union, An inst.
large amount Of army munitions arrived here on
Saturday from tbs United States arsenal near Pttburg,
their way Mexico They consist OF shot shell and
ball Cartridges OF the latter several thousands now
in the magazines Of this citypsced there for safety
Cincinnati Commercial.
Naval.
Commander Long, who is ordered TO the fsste Bran
dywine and Lieu TltoD who goes out ~ passenger In
that sbp to command United states brig Perry, ar
rived Mt Norfolk yesterday and took lodgings ct the Ma
tiona Hotel.
The United States frgato Brandywine, Capt Crsbb,
having taken board her powder yesterday and being
ready for sea- will drop down to Hampton Roads to-
morrow. She was visited yesterday by Commodore
KearDy, and fired the usual salute on the occasion
The Is bound to Rio de Jansiro, and Conn.,
Inodore Storer goes out In her commander OF tho
Brazil station.-Noyfoik Herald Sept7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-07

The TELEGRAPH DIFFERENCE or LONGITUDE
Avn Trug.-In computing the time OF Geographic
allowance should be made for the difference
Of anunde between Cinoinnati aud tho Eastern cities
The difference Of longitude between Cincinnati and the
nyInoIpsl Eastern cities Is nearly as follows
Difference Of Longitude. Difference Of Time
Boston, 10 deg. % min. Boeton---- -53 minutes.
Nav York 10 OF =" New York...i0 &
Philadelphia q deg IL min rhladelphis37
Wasbnaton q" 10 Washington 30
Gin course the above oned cities lying east Of
Olcnnet SUNRISE meridian, and sunset take pe " ear
lice than here For tnstcnce, when " IL ~ O'Clock, or
ocidan at Washington itisjust hafpsst II o'oock at
Crmnnati Cin..7ffds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-07
Movements OF the People.

Movements OF the People.
Hon. Theodore Fr.lipghuyseo and lady. and Chief
Justice Williams Of Conn arrived at Buffalo, on satur-
day.
Ex-President Tyler ant lady, accompanied by Col.
Gardiner, ere also there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-07
THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLia l.MENT,
Forth west corner " FULTON and Sass,w nth
JAMES GORDON 8FaRETT. PROPRIETOR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOUSAND.

DAILY HET,ALD-Every day. Price cents per copy-S7
si per sunun--ps yabir IN Advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Erery ssturdsyEPres ~ car"
per cnpy-s3 rex cents annurn--payabe IN advance
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Eysry Steam Packet day
Price 81 per copy$, per annum, including posngs
rsyabe advance Subscriptions aud advertisement VIII ps
received by Ncssrs. Csgnani, IN rue Viyiehne fer;
Eircuds IL Comhl John Miller the bookseller Lond9a
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Published on th'
bt Of January each yesr-ssye copies sxpence each
ADVERTlSEMEN'rS at the usual prices-always cnsn n
sdvancs Advertisements should be written 70 PLAIN lcgip
The Proprietor will not be responsible ior eors tha
PRINTING OF all kinds executed beautifully and with
All letters or communications by mail, addresfsd 10 tbs
establishments be paid or the postage wii Do 90
Quoted from the snhser,rtop sronsS remtteed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-07

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK FIRE AND MA
" RINE INSURANCE Co, New York. August a. istI
DIYiDENDThe Board Of Directors have this day declared
Dividend Of Five per cent, OF the profits OF the last r
months payable on demand at the once Of the company Mo-
~ Wall street. d. UNDEhHlLL,
IS MEN Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-07
ne M 80 M

1VAaLfsLE KlFPARn'S EAiIGNATION OFFICE,
teroo Road Liverpool Persons wishing to send for their
l Dis in the country Of the fol-
10 wing line of packets sailing from Liverpool on the 9Th
" SONSTITUTiONl 800 tons, Capt John Britton.
QUEEN OF THE WEST, 1900 tons, Capt. p. Wood
Loase
LIVERPOOL, l. $50 tons, Capt John tldridge.
HOTTINGUEk, le00 tons, apt Ira Bursiey.
Rppard & Son the only Liverpool for the
above line Of packets. addition to which they despatch
first class ship week.
Persons sending money their friends large and small
amounts, be accommodated wh drafts The Belfast
Banking Company aud their in Ireland
also the principal banks Scotland and Wales
Apply to CARLISLE x RIPPARD,
au2l Sltsm SO South street. oil Wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-07

DAGUERR!AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by
~ JOHN ROACH Optician, 81 Nassau street, New
the lowest price, Roach's Triple Compound OF Bromine
superior chemical producing quick pictures Of fine white
used BY the best operators few Of whose
are attached We have used Roach PREPARATION recon-
mend H. believing il to any thing of The kind in use
s. Walker, Albany s. j. Humphrey, Wilm ngton, North
@ poane, Montreal; lake Brother syrscuseFor sale
by the manufacturer 90 Nassau New York; O. Dexter
Albany; William Bristol Utica Clarke Brother Syracuse
4 q. Doane, Montreal; w Ill r. Pratt Rct mond. Vir.
einia Cooley Co Springfield Conneccut and BriDsnsid
g. Brother, Burning m. Vermont. nu3t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-07

M ONEY LENT-The highest price. advanced in large
plate, jewelry furniture, clothing dry goods, &c &c
JOHN VI. DAVIES. Licensed Pawnbrokcr.
232 William street, Duane.
Persons received in private Office by ringing tho bell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-07

ysse FOR SaLt<-THE PROPERTY IN UNION VII
xx<3LAGE, N J-Consls.Iug OF store and dwell
<z~ling HOUSE. barn. cow houses Wagon houses,
crib, barracks &C. with s61 Of excellent Land
high of cultivation, well and timberel Tho
crops surpassed by in the stlte-nor is the store
bargain, the too old TO attend 20 IT, Title
indsputable. Apply JAS B. BARR, every Wednesday,
the Northern Hotel foot Of Courtandt from M
NJ and Thursdays until p Nj other days the New
lane. j. Is. b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-07

-,,tys FOR SALE-WESTCHEsTFR LAND.--To gen
sSilemen Of cites for country market
deners in Of land for gardens; and to all persons
wishing location in the neghborhood Of New York.
SO of land in the Of Westchcster within miles
ofthe City Hall with right Of passing over Harlem Bridge
80 each The lands within IS inmates walk Of
the aroad front good roads; the neghbohood Of
schools and churches OF different denominations; the
good and location healthy Tide ndputabe Terms mo.
Co; Walter Rutherford Counsellor 10 Nassau St,
New York an IA 30r m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-07

FOR NEW ORLEANS
- LOUISIANA AND EW YORK LINE.
H. 70 & ..u 4 Ire
Ship OSWEGO Captain johnson.
Ship HUDSON, Captain Page
Ship CLIFTON, Captain Ingersoll
Ship LOUISVILLE, Capt. Hunt.
Ship SARTELLE, Captain Taylor.
Bark GENESEE, Captain Mnot
Bark. Z; WILLIAMS, Captain Parker.
Bark HEBRON, Captain Greig.
The above ships all ofhe drst class, Of light draft Of
commanded by the experienced captains in
the trade Their cabins handsomely furnished and
paid the comfort and convenience Of the
gers. - -
Neither the captains owners Of the above shG will be 70
ware any parcels packages by put
board Of them unless regular bills OF adng taken for the
same and the value therein expressed.
freight passage, apply board s 0rsanswharf foot
Of Wall street, or 10 +. X. COLLINS IS South street.
Agent in New Orlcans--John Woodruff * Co., who will
proInptlv forward all goods % their address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-07

TGNU THE LAUTESl-DN.. TOW N5ElNDS bNFSAPA-
RiLLA is favons Of the Ladies. IL relieves them OF
great amount Of suffering and gives them fine compile
aud buoynnt spirits Mrs Parker kindly the follow
ing:- - 49,
On TowysyND-Sr ItgIves pleasure to testify TO the
beneficial effects have experienced from the Of your
Sasapsriln NV much reduced by nervous
unss and general debility and it'll variety Of female com
plsns read your and vas induced TO Try the
effect vour remedy u restored NE 10 better state OF health
had NOT enjoyed several years previous 70 taking IT. aud
,vho o,. a ,sd y. I have been, MRS. PARKER,
WV Baltic street, S0utl Brooklyn.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-21
,nCLO iii DRESSING

Done on r3'as 0nabicte rms and al short notice
NpHo, butIIs best .w0rkman will Se EMPLOYED
Any person going rn 'hicagu, from the Contra,
--sIurhernsnlGs oL the Staie,s will pass by this
town, and Ssil thezsskHbscrfbers wish TO ensure a
c"ntgUEgacs o palF9aage. IS IN once have alman
pa'ronize ttHm. Woolcan be tby water up the
Illinois fivcF.directet TO Matteson& Bradner, Jo-
htt, Wlltcp 70 lhe care ri Mr. Abrams, Peru, III
arg wilips forwarded, where cloth will be pu,
up "a neat and sale az amer. according to the
aonse tstms and sept in rrIur TO any part of the
state, without sronbIing the owners to accompany
it ab A rrESON &"BRADNER.
~ q fers2ns coming from listancr with
aquant'yo t Vaoltn be carded or manufactured
II Obliged to stay over night, shall be to no ex
pense.l IN NJ & B.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-21
An Eagle ina Gncknil.

The Spanish barque Gallo de Palen, on
Their last voyage to Havana, was boarded
a, BY q young eagle. Where he came from
no one on board could imagine, unless he
had escaped from some vessel and los
~ himself on the 'wide expanse Of waters.
IN He seemed. to be completely tagged GU
III with his long journey, and could scarcely
iyTeta'n' his hoId'On the rigging. He was
y taken down, fed and petted, and soon be
a.S came very tame, and great favorite with
= The sailors. Havana, as every body knows,
MS great place for cock fighting, and our
sailors were not long in finding their way
to apt. On their return to the barque,
one of them long ,legged Yankee, (who
} had been shipped TO fill a vacancy occa-
STONED by the death Of one Of the crew,
proposed that they should go into little
speculation with their eagle. This was
HAgIeed to. and the bird Jove was accord
ingly furnished with beautiful red.flannel
comb ana gills, neat coat of paint, a
pair Of gaffs, and he was metamorphosed
s,inlo very respectable looking fighting
cock. The intelligence that a Yankee
game cock was TO be seen on board the
bsGallo de Palen, was soon spread through.
out the city, and crowds came down to
see him. He was kept in the f0recastle,
and few at a time admitted at a small
p charge. But this was not enough-they
wanted to see him fght-but none were
boldenOngh 10 risk favorite cock agains,
such a formidable looking customer. A
match was finally make up giving large
odds, and the pit was crowded almost to
suftoca'on. Everything having been
prepared, the cocks we're scientifically pu,
into the ring. but alas for those who had
taken so much trouble, the fight was OF
the shortest kind. The eagle not having
been fed for couple ofdays, was of course
5, hungry, and not knowing the use Of his
spurs, nor understanding in the least what
was expected OF him, eschewed all fancy
tricks, dashed in eagle fashion upon his
adversary, struck him with his beak, eeiz.
,-edaa leg in each of his talons, tore him
completely open, and commenced eating
him with extreme gusto!
,sss The establishment ofthe Spaniards may
possibly be imagined; but cannot be des.
vcribed-there was some most horrible
swearing 10 Spanish, with Sigh; sprink.
ling Of broken English, and all Yankee
game cocks were unanimously consigned
TO lace of the warmest description, the
name of which it is not necessary here to
mention. .-.. 81. -r
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-21
Canal Pre- EmDtiOn NOTICE

Claimants of prescriptions upon Canal lots and
lands may ub de. stand from the following order OF
the Board of Trustees of the Illinois and Nichi-
gan Canal, the me bod by which their respective
claims are 70 be established m -f.-tt - & Ia
"lss. Every applicant for prescription upon
Canal Lands will be required Te file with the Sec
rotary of the Board of Trustees his application,
sworn 30 and subscribed by him, describing the
nact CT land and setting forth she facts and cir
cumstances npon which he grounds his claim for
pre- emptlon ihei etO,-spcifying particularly the
kind. nature aud extent of his improvements on
The land and when and by whom made, tine facts
in relatloh to his bsing setter the land, spec
Tying the time when he commenced living and
residing thereon,
I'd The application shall not be deemed evil
dease III taver Of the applicant, buI he will be
required To p.ove the facts necessary to estab-
lish his right to ple-empIion 80 she sasisfac ton
OF the Trustees, by the deposition of two or more
credible witnesses taken before a magistrate or
other officer, competent to administer an oa:h as
hereinafter mentioned. .-. att55
3D.. henever and as often as application for
prescriptions are filed is aforesaid, a copy thereof
shall be delivered to one Of the Agents for the pro-
lection nj Canal Lands, and it shall be his duty
TO visit the tract OF land for which prescription
is applied for, and examine into the truth Of the
facts set forth in the application, and make a
TO the Secretary ofthe Board ofTrustees and also
the names Of the witnesses, if any there are, to
r'but In right Of tine applicant TO presumption.
The Secretary or other officer designated for
that purpose by the Board OF Trustees, shall then
give reasonable notice to tine applicant for pre-
empfioa TO attend with his witnesses before some
magstraI lie or offer authorized TO administer oaths
at time and place mentioned in the notice and
proceed to take the deposiiions Of his witnesses.
AT the time and place mentioned in she said
notice, i shall be tine duty Of the Agent Of the
Boa.d Ot Trustees to attend The examination land
examine and cross question the witnesses produc-
cd by the applicant, and n'so TO produce and
take the dispositions Of witnesses in resistance OF
said application il he thinks proper to do so.
Each party shall in all cases hs re the right OF
cross examining the witnesses of his adversary,
aud no expHrte dispositions shall be allowed, un
less the opposite party decline to attend reas-
enable notice, - ....-.r -. ..-
The examining Office may adjourn the exam
inatinn from time to time until the examination
is completed
The dispositions shall be signed and sworn to
by the witnesses. . -..- .
The dispositions in each case shall be attached
together and fled with the Secretary of the
Board, who shall lay iheIn; before the Board oil
Trustees for their decision.
Zach party shall pay the expenses of the OK .
animation of its own witnesses"
By order of the Board Of Trustees.
E. s. PRESCOTT, .
Agent Of Canal Lands
Chicago, Nov. 6, lS47. 2m %
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-21
.lss 500 TO FAR MERS.
-. q. .l a"s I've. 10. JOLIET -...
aWOOllela Factory.

The Subscribers will keep on hand large
assolllnenlotc cloth Of thrrOwn ma nuGacture which
MeyPropose to exchange for wool. They will give
one yard IF good heavy cloth fer two aud hall
p9ual9 ofs2pd clean wool Of the same quality
90 Giey work wool upon shares IS follows :g We
opns d! The cloth the wool lnakes b, receiving
si9ats 'ts per yard from the customer upon theiI
ns: or All mat the wool makes by receiving thir-
ty-eight cents pei yard for manufac,urinu. Thav
Wi.laisn nanuiacture tor ustomer, BI,ANKETS
JEANS, Y FLANNEL, as vel! as SAIL
NETT 'AsFULLCLOrH. $50