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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12
10 he Ed,iors N III, Inquirer

IL he Editors N liz Enquirer:
RlcusloNp, March .hl,, isI1.
deem il but Just 10 myself, 10 say 10 The pub
lie, in respect 10 the investigation oi Judge Ghol-
sons official conduct, that The investigation was
no; ordrled al my request, and that however my
position may have been enlansled in the proceed
ings, il has never Al any lime Lerh my purpose
10 apply fr such investigation. The matters IN
volvcd nave been decided by the lion,e q Dele
"a is without any knowledge Of thu evil nee, ey-
ccp; on trust from The committee. The commit
lee, consisting Of nine, AT st wa rom time TO
time enlarged, whilst all he time five have iorm-
ed quorum II the committee had enjoyed The
opportunity Of carefully examining The testimony,
on The announcement ol their decision, ] would
have been forever Silent -furbearns To- say even
this much will merely add, that il Mess's
nunicr, Lrake, Stephenson and johnson, iouf
members ii lie cvmni,lcr, could now carefully
exam nc he Testimony, and would then say, any
Two OF them, that have been IN error, would
publish a retraxil.
Editors publishing The report Of the committee
will please give This note place in their columns.
Respectfully,
r. COLLIER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12

Thomas S. Flournoy, Esq, Of HALIFAX has
received lhr nomination OF the Wing party Tor
Congress- in the District represented by Mr.
Tredway. Let the Democratic party present an
undivided 'front.' aui success is certain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12

BY singular error oil the types Republican
Democrat" 10 yesterdays paper was made 10 say
that he would vote for Gen. Bernard Peyton as &C.
lesale from his city "in preference 10 Phi Mayo
The writer meant 10 refer 10 Joseph Mayo, the
nresen, Wing delegate gentlemen Of very
different "slrpe" from that sound and fearless
Democrat philin Mayo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12

John w Thompson, Esq, is announced in the
Fincasle Democrat as candidate tor reelection
10 The House OF Delegates from the county OF
RoiPtollri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12
NiIcs Amber.

aIACHINE Sash, BLIND. and DOOR h ~.
wi FACTURER, and GLAZIER, % lah I,
South East Corner Of Capitol Square; Richa'sIii :
Ost. lS-cK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12

Court, February a3d, l.i?:
Robrn Gentry, Aagai Cosby, Turner G-n,ff.
Nancy Dickinson, pi,mnr
against
Robert Mallory and Nancy hi wife, Iinpsnn ..
ny aud The children o: Temple Gentry. ,re.a.ri
Defend
Tins day came the p'aniif-. ~ then nliorna.
hrd their hill and The defendant Robert Msl0..
Nancy h- wife, and the children al Irmplr a.
moi having entered their appearance and gwen
according 10 The act Of Assembly hnd ihr rule. ~
Court, aud II appearing Ia ih- Court by sati.isf
rvidrnrr, that i-y are mol inhabitants Of This Tons
wealth, II u ordered. that tlir sad drirn,iani-
Gentry aud Nancy his wife, AMI the chiIdrsn i. 3
pie Gentry, do appear her. On The hrsi dns ~
Court next, and answer the plaintiffs SAID hiil; tn4
copy OF THIS order br forhw ith Inserted III SOM
paper published Ia the cy ~ Richmond far iwn IN.
successfully, and that another copy BE- posted =
front door If the Courthouse oi thls comfy,
I,.,..,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12


IN EKy.-vncf>,.:-Ar nu,e. Dr.a
Clerk Oficr III ihr superior Cunrt ~ oman. (.
The Richmond Crcuit, The eth day u janns'. :
Jacob V. Crawford, faiaW
against
Robert Cochrane. and other ncirutata
The defendant above nauu.d not HAVING ruieffs
appearance and gwen security, according ~ ~ ~
Assembly aud the rules of tins Court. hni lgprs
bs satisfactory -sldtnc thai he - not inhah
TINS commonwealth, II Is ordered. that Ito ,Iid 4
ant 90 appear AZ the rules to b- held for M. said "
on The first Monday IN April next, AMI answer r.
OF the plaintiffs and that copy Of tins order = ~
with inserted IN some newspaper published ii NJ
Of Richmond tor two months successfully, and =
al The front door Of the Capitol IN the said cty
Copy-Teste,
Jan. l3-cw2m PoWHATAN ROBERTS, ~
IL cnANcERY.-.vlrcirl AT Rules he4 8
I CLERKS Office Of the Superior Court Of Chanfrr
the Richmond Circuit, The 9Th day ~ January, r.,
Thomas town, Plant.
against
Robert Cocnran-, and other Def-ufann
The Defendant above named not having rnr,fri
appearance ana gwen security, according 10 the ~
Assembly and the rules Of this Court ana II sgF,li
by satisfactory evidence that h. moi an nnabl.sr
this Commonwealth, II Is ordered that he ssli reet
aut do appear at The rules 10 b- held III, laid 20
on the first Monday IN April next, AMI answer ~, .
Of lhr plaintiff, and thai copy OF tnis order :, q
wlth inserted IL some newspaper published 10 ~ .
nf Richmond for two months successfully, and g''
at the font door Of The Capitol IN The sald ~;
A Copy-Tes,s,
Jan. l5--cw2m POWHATAN ROBERTS.
~ cHANcERY.-vIIsI,n At Rnl,- hrj +
Clerk Office Of the superior Gorrt ~ tE-ne'.t
thr Richmond Circuit, the 9Th day Of Januarl -
William II. Woodward, fia7'-
against .,
Robert Cochrane, and other Uri-u11'
The defendant above named not having enter.
appearance and given security, according 70 w -
Assembly and the rules Of this Court aud u sp2,".'
hat h. an
this Commonwealth. II Is ordered that the saii go
ant do appear al ID. rules 10 be held fof the SO
on the first Monday ~ April next, snf an-"'' - r..
Of the plaintiff and that a copy of thls order be I,
with inserted IN some newspaper publishta j" .t.
az Richmond for Two months sncc~sslsriy az
al the front door II the Capitol IN The said c'y'
Copy-Tesle, \ ~
Jan. l5-cw2m PoWHArAN RoDERT-, w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12

The Democratic members OF The New Jersey
LEGISLATURE have addressed letter 10 The Editor
oil The "Union," expressing their condemnation
OF the late expulsion" resolution Of the Senate
as IAN outrage upon the rights ana liberty oi The
press blow aimed al our tree institutions, ana
one which must forever degrade The paricIpa'of>
in the estimation OF every true Republican.
The greatest regret connected with This ina'ler'
they say, is that son of New Jersey, and pro-
fwd Democrat (Mr. Westcoii,) should nave
beenthe chief participated in il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12

The counties Of Chesterfield and Powhalan
have appointed Delegates TO Convention 10 DC
held in this city, to nominate candidate i'i
Congress, aud have named The 25h OF March as
The lime Tor meeting. AT The instance OF many
Democrats OF Chesterfield, we would suggest that
The Convention be held on the 2i;h, instead 81 the
25,h March, As the latter day is the first day ol
the Chesterfield Circuit Court, and The Candidate
selected NAV then have an opportunity OF address
ing the people OF Chesterfield on The 9th insl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12

EEMin burnley, and 1nntkrT, ntirnidtF'
Tie d-frndnn, above named moi having rni,fsa
appearance and given security According t. ~ 4.
Assembly and the rules of this Court. and II ar.'at
BY satisfactory evidence that he Is not inhahf.
This Commonwealth, IL * ordered that The siid ar
ant do appear ~ The rules IL be held for The san
on The first Monday in April neat, ami answer ~
OF the plaintiff, and that copy o! th- uricr = ~
WIN Inserted IN some newspaper published - r.
"i Richmond Tar two months succcrstv.y, rud K.
Al The front door II The Capitol III thr al. cty.
A Copy-Testr.
Jan. l5-cw.m PDlyIIATtk ROBERTS y e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12

II Paper. throughout the State requested 'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
MORNING. SEPT. q.
To Correspondents.

g.,e,e. inveighs with great force against recent para
,r.nh in oar CITY News which characterized me person
saHsxn AZ Madame Restei "incefnaie hends 70
he convicfed 81 Justicia entirely rsh .o ,ne
s,.sr.ph he ensures IL very wroug Mad Resteu Is
now unter indictment and arrest on charge OF henou'
crime and any prcudsment OF her case IN the newspa
1. an Outrage on public justice. II convicted et
her saaer the penalty Of the iaw but untl tieo we
prs.s 80 no n 70 NEEDLE with her case except 20 state
fse. proper.y authenticated The attacks on certain
eltiseas who bsiied offered 70 BAL her afe pahiS
v,ons ana often dictated BY obvious personal naAce
The offence charged being bsilabe the rshi 70 o@ a
he h.aled q Of course obvious, and al aiempnto over
role n Nv newspaper denunciaon are sfoss aitseAs
tmportant legal nights which u Is the interest a. ~e =
duty Of ali 20 aphold journals are excellent
their place bat the administration Of cisi "a
their hue at least until the Courts have been wv
found wanting t.,,,h IA viz
O. ~ writes forcbly bit at too sTesi IN New
dieafion OF the course OF the Factory be sun OF
Hampshire respecting the Ten Hour Law "a dsreputa
hrs article that Political wire-wofS faanental in
ne br.wler. have been most active ~ AZ s Zen rer
settins up the nHo0r eseitems noyipg lass IN
sonally and wantonly abusive Of ne - soS what
,S Al tins doubtless tfue sno -
tben, 4. II not the obviously sb this sort of per
- -. "a. IL. by denouncing whleh en'' ''i- % ~
.on. o6ssin influence and consequence
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The Funeral Obsequies 20 O'ConneI.

With the suggestion Of the following from an
esteemed correspondent we entirely coincide. Is
it too much for the thousands of aborers in the City
who may wish to participate in the services of To
morrow to be released from work for such pur
pose
To tAe Editor Of The Tribune;
Allow me TO invoke the interposton Of The TNibrE
10 procure from the various employers throughout the
City the favor of one days grace to enable many II
their employ ment assst In paying the last tribute
respect 10 the memory of DANIEL OCoSsKLL. on Wed
nesdsy next There scarcely be . single msstel
builder carpenter mason &c in New York or Brook yn
who II the suggestion is made will not be found Willing
TO yield sll that 10 reasonable In this respect r.
VIII not other editors in the City extend help
ing hand in the matter to the hard working day
aborer--ihe humble but sincere friend of the great
lrshmani
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BY Telegraph to The TlJv.e.



sENArE....ALsASr,s sept o-7Py
Inc Dill In relation 70 the adjournment Of .,n..-
in the Assistant Justice Court IN New yori
dered 10 third reading
The bill in relation to the RICH, of pron..,
Married Women, was reported against,
The Controller reports in answer 70 . ,s.cs.,.
that the Canal and Railway revenues for IN. e.,
year ending August 81, was 81, &C. sOt frou 49,
is TO be deducted 500. 600 for superin,s,<.--
$500 600 to the Treasury and 81 $50 900 ,lss,.,
BY the Constitution to the Sinking Fund-le.r,,.
the sum Of 81 O20 soi available for the public r,..
The General Incorporation Bridge bin WA A.
posed of in Committee. Adjourned
ASSEMBLY.
The bill to abolish Capital Punishment va MA.
the special order for Monday next
A resolution for Afternoon Sessions was lsia -
the table.
The General Insurance bill was proceeded -.
in Committee, but not disposed Of
PHrLAprLPmA. Sep, % lar
New Orleans papers to the l2,h are received =,
Petersburg; those of the 18th failed They hr..
nothing bat details of Brszos news and Tsns.r
dates TO the 2d bring nothing.
Interments at New Orleans from fever ., a,
Lafayette 49, Hospital7. Intermen,s ior the vesl
400
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

10 Ay particular party tui Simply &c BIZ sSsocseJ ?.
the great principles OF truth, recognized snhe ~ -
Ds.enter the Chsrtist and toe Reormer Of every sd1
N. svosei hin.rif N. sdsocs,e Of grssrr extension
u the Suffrage the separation u Church and slsf snd
short Parliament This speech vas received Win me
greatest enthusiasm
xish % add % this letter many more Interesting
r. bot ts present .aod the great value OF every
inch OF space 10 your columns compel me 10 stop
Your very obed.ent serv-ut r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

|. o. o. f. GRAsD LoDaE OF rHE Usurp
srArxs-The Grand Lodge Of the United s,ses q sAs
Independent Order of 0dd F-lloss sssemb>s this dsy
IN the Egyptian Saloon. at the Hall 10 Gsya nor
row the ofcsrs elected the Last meeting OF the o1s.
for the ensuing year. will be duly Installed. They rs
Hon r. Kneas. Of Pa NJ w. Grand Sire Novel A
Thompson. of Msss X. w Deputy Grand Sire. lsnsS
l.. Ridgey. OF Md X. w. Grand Recording seere'sy
and Andrew +. Warner OF Md r w. Grand Tre.ssrsr
Baltimore sun. 2rh
~ The Secretary of War. Hon VIM l.. Mar
cy rrtnred to this city Saturday from bis Wal, ID
North much improved In health. Nat lntsll Ah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

~ The Commercial says that among the pas.
by the Britsnnis Is Mr. Poore who has been in
Europe engaged for years In collecting documents
Illustrating the early history Of Massachusetts which
elmos, constantly In eolbon with tho French colo
uies whose archives are preserved a. Paris. The
French Ministry have afforded him every facility and
he brings home ten folio volumes copied by himself in
fair hand and containing numerous maps fac smiles
drawings of uniforms SC. with large collection OF en-.
srsyed msps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
Business Notices.
LEARY 8 co. MATTERS.


~ autumn. l-l7, Fashios for GeaiisHsrs Hats vi
bs introduced on Friday. Sept ,. The Bisok sssss
Hats we are now manufacturing will embrace lmpoftAsi
improvements recently perfected BY no and In qualify
and elegance OF style vii: BE- unequsei BY any hereto
fore offered They will be- readily distinguished BY 'hs
nap which when ag,atsd by ths ar becomes DETACHED
into docsts and graceful "ss fO,taat" feature char
actsrissic Of the choices, quality OF genuine Beaver
Asfor House ~ Y Aug q, let7. suA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

The GENERAL MANUFACTURING BILL-The po-
son 10 which this bin stsnds under the scoo of the
two houses last session the subject OF some con
yersson In the House Saturday appears .hs, the
Committee OF Conference OF the late sosslon no, hsvns
been able ssree the papers are with the Sens,ehAi
body having ssxed the conference-snd that IL 10 tor
them 10 move In the matter, conference 10 to
be had and the matter TO be revived At this session-
We norice the isct from ths great n,sres, known 10
be fsl, IT, regard that important e and the genera
wsh that the bill in liberal shape, shsi become law
The great body of the press Including the ~ y Ere
P0sf and Journal Il C0vnce) and tho people 90 far -
may Judge from the public meetings are opposed to
the restrictive and narrow course BY which majority
OF the Senate has % far prevented the Of the
bilL Alb. Argus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

On Monday moroins. sept ~, st Newark III.
FANOR C. wife of James h Lounsbury OF this CIV
The friends OF the family srs invited 10 strni ~
funeral. Tuesday. At O'Clock, from "fs'e 'hH'sa
Newark without farther lnvitston
Nssr Allentown. N on the I'm mat alter 81 lac
of four days OF dysentery and ,yphus "vor, Mrs Az
BtCcA relct OF Rev. Joseph Voorhies, and efea
dsu shtsr Of Robert Ford, Fac sgad 81 years mosus
oa the 10Th in., OF yphus fever. AsRAM MILLER
s1ed 81 ysars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

~ The great number that attended the Museam at
night 10 witness the lanseeisms 81 Western. and he
songs. duets Ac OF Campbeis band 81 tthoan' 'hcss
cone lusvey that their performances unesuaed By
anything tho city They each give their Performances
this afternoon and evening al 8. and when mo Ok
ph~ans give their concerts. and when Pete Morris he
comic. and Miss Bernard. ballad singer, Will appear.
~ SreNos BiIrs j. drawing crowded houses a. The
society Library. 60 and see hun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

Ds. CBRIsrIE's GsLyssfc AND MAGNETIC CUstrvfs-
Strangers are respectfully informed that the only place IN
New.York obtain these celebrated articles, scnuneb
At s2 Broadway In all cases Of NERVOUS oisEisEss
efficacy Of Chrstics Gaysnc articles 10 truly wondefA
the perfect being often made when physe sS
physicians IN vain. No Druggist or drus store
New-York will be allowed to sell Dr. chris,ies ut
ses The sole and exclusive agency IL at One HUNDRED
and Eishty-two Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

Hon. THOMAS l.. CLISSNAS-This gentleman,
member alec, from the Bunconbe District in Nortn
Carolina arrived In Boston on Saturday and 10 staying
al the fremont Hcuse His chief object In visiting Boo
soa Al tnis nme 10 10 be present. the Convention OF
1eoiossh who commence their session to-day. Mr..
Shnsmsn - gentleman of fno talents and startling
he and ~ heprese ntstive Of the Old North STATE
We welcome him to Msssachusetts fBoston Ala
MvKDER--Aoout two O'Clock on "Wednesday
Last Mr. Leonard Swcin, who lived ,oms ssv.p ,r,Ie,
from this city IN ST. Clair County NJ was murdered :
Mr. s had In bis house $500 and II IL suupos.d Tia, 4,
FOR this money that he wa killed II thought there
were two men engaged In tbs deed a ther.
OF two persocs rscesble about the premises Of Mr. -
He was shot In the back OF the head his body throvn
into she we'll and the well covered over The vIll.s.
dd not End the t5oo but they got three xuns vs,ca
and some other property. Isl Louis Union. sept IL
NKw BlsHoP-On Sunday, RI Rev. John Nc
closhey was Installed Bishop OF Albany. The services
we're grand and nposing and drew IN imnense crowd.
RI Rev Bishop Hughes preached the sermon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
Court Calendar

SUPERIOR CovKr Noe q. IL, -. 10. 81 a.n.a
H. Q5. 90. ". 81. l0l 10 1874
CrscrIr CouRr-Nos ~ 10 81.
COMMON PIsAs-Sos 10 II, 10 to %, aS@gs
-. 81. %, "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
pRooKLYN AFFAIRS.

DrsoRprsLr Cospucr.-Peter Zsbsiskie, lss'
hal. Wheeler. Mary Price, Anns Mcguire Mary Dorsey
Jobp Hoss. and William Thomas were nfes'ed Tor
drunken and disordey conduct but on promise Of s'oa
behavior, were discharges.
y,oLtsr AssluLr-Samuel P Tsylor vi" yes
,.,ssv arrested BY officer Mccormick charged with W.
olsn,Iv .s.autng and breaking the leg OF boy named
roh, Reilly He was bald 20 bail in the sum Of 500 to
answer.
As,,uIr AND BArrERr-Peter McGee was A.
,o,,.d he officer Wright charged with beating his vile
Ann MeGss James Boyle was arrested oy oiheer
Wright charged with ssssusne and beating John crop
,ev lie was held 10 bail 10 500
sr,c,ny-A man named James Ayreson com
r,cs suicide at Pstchosue. Thursday last BY bang
ing himself with clothes line de leaves we ana
,,rse children No cause be assigned for this set
,.u.rk that be made few days since thai
he was stranger in the place and could get no work
and tia, be was discouraged"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

PaEMuN GoLD Pass 81 81. w OsE.ros CO. II
Ceds. have tho exclusive sale Of these Pens and msas
liberal discount TO those buying to sell again Country
merchants should supply themselge. OF thenfs
their Fall snd Winter .slcs Creation Co. slso keep
great variety u other Pens A. wholesale or retail GoA
Pens repaired or repOluted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

RIcHELIEu D.NoSD-PoiNrED GoLD Psss-rhe esd
and cheapest IN the world. They sold only by b. h
WATSON Co. - Williamst door below WAf'
snd J. Y SAVAGE, % Fulton-st They have al snd' o.
Disnond-Pointed Gold Pens at the astonishing los pm
ces which they invite the attention OF those who viii
to purchase. either wholesale snd retail Gold Pens %
cents 81 81 & with silver pencils included Tie Rieh'
elieos," at - only. Gold pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

~ We advise all readers Ia want Of sugar iof pre-
.-i, .ni choice Teas snd Corees. call on Mr. Pow
LER "a and -. Greenwich and % Ncssy IT, ~hoh,s asst
received large lo Of superior Germsn refined crushed
sugar which he is selling unusual low prices b. and
cd pounds Also. stusst's bright yellow, . brown
DO. IS ss Cd snd Is pounds. Also, hne new Teas 81
low prices and choice old Java Coffee II L. per pouoi
Our friends from tho country will find th. good place TO
make their Purchases 81 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

DaLLsrs Pns EXTRACTOR '-strsnsers and eitifen
should be without supply Of this standard aud IN
rivaed ointment Country dealers eoppled on the mo"
liberal wholesale and retail depot Se Bros
way II from them to DO genuine, ss counter
feits abound. ~ DALEY co Ss Broadway
sulQ lmsod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

PARIS HATs-Just received one case Of very superior
PARIS Hats latest fashion, made by the most eelebrsed
makers Of Paris For sale by GENiS 2ii Bros'wsy
Ain one case Of beanual hat. aad cap. tol children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
NARR I'm
DIED

A, Utica on the 10Th Sep, by Rev Mr. Prod John
u. BEBBY. OF Enslsud, TO JANE TAPsCofi, OF New
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
New.York Cairie ,Iarket-NoSDAY, Sep

by our own Reporter
At Market 500 Beef Cattle, IS Cows and Calves and
800 sheep aud Lambs
Beef Caitls-The offerings are stll heavy-somc 200
head than sale lsst week prices have farther
given way and s5s7 rs Is hs fair market average
About 900 head left The supplies have been mosty
from Pennsylvania, Ohio aud Virginia
Cors sAd Cilr,s-All sold at tls62s To So.
Sasep and Lansbs-The supplies are fully thousand
bead Lees than las, week Sales Of Sheep stt 5012 rs
TO S. Lambs at 81 1921 to " p. which 10 advance
upon the quotations OF last week. All sold.
Hay selling at from a to 69c per cwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

a. Don't have yellow dsrk Teeth-hsy can BE- nsas
pesry white By one time using boz OF yosss -,
TooTn PAsrI. IL hsrdsns the surns s~ssssa' s ssod
~. SolA = = Ckskhsznse only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

DssosDPoIsrgo Com PENs.-A superior article }. a.
to be found a. the mandatory Of the New. You
Gold Pen Company. 30 John-.t Of Nassau. Als.
gold and silAr pen and pencil OF the beet quality