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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04
CITY ITEMS.


TIE Eastern DAY MlIL.-The troubles on the
New.Haven route TO Boston grow more and more com
plIcsted all orr gns,ng. We believe, In the sipshod'
wretched way 10 which the business Of the Department
has been mansged. II now that the New.Hsvon,
Hartford and Springfield R-ilro 81 Company have given
notice 10 tbs Postmaster General that after 10 morrow
they will not take the mails At all. This they are able
to do a. no contract kas been made Tih hem II the
sgsnt Of sny private estso.hment conducted It's affairs
with little and Common sense as Mr. Cave John
son has done those Of bis Department hs would soon be
dsch ged incompetent Il 10 little too bad that the
nation have such person for its Postmaster lie
eral.
~ Hon GEoRsE AsHnus arrived at the Astor
House this morning from New haven where he has
been engaged for three weeks past upon &c.
clesisstcsl Of no hnls interest
Ia company with the Hon George ?. Marsh, he visited
during the forenoon the Sectional Dock to witness the
oper alton OF dockiog the Steamer Washington.
BODY FouSD-The body Of Mr.. Cummings. who
persisted on Sunday night n the FIRE At the corner OF
Ann and Nassau Sta was found sbou, II O'Clock this
morning among the ruins
INNIoRAsrs.-s4s steerage passengers arrived
here on Wednesday els Of them were from LIyespool
and go from Havrs.
POLICE -Constables Joseph OF the Fourth Ward
and Barber of the sixth Ward complaint of Thomas
w Newton and others this morning arrested the foi-
lowing persons Tor keeping houses OF -fanlr No ~
Elm.si Mrs Edwards Mrs. Watson, Ii Eimst Jane
Wright . Elm 81; EmeBe Adams u Elm-s, Margaret
Wilson 27t Elm 81; Mrs Wsldou. - Elm az Mrs North
alias King ~ Elm 81. John II rheley. - Elm-st Ellen
Johnson. Mary Thompson. Ann Smith aud Margares
Harris "a Dusns-st. Mary CLARK olas Harding. &aD
haitian place Mrs Lawrence , AsHn.'-in pseri Mrs
Com,iocs Manhattan place Mary Lesls. . AaGhs,-
,an-pisce Thy ~rre All Geld 10 bail - Justice
Osborn In n. Gum ~ 800 each, 70 answer..-.-.
Ralph lniains yesterday srfe.tsd ~ cic-r Van
Eiyer of IN, vrnl, nth Ward suspicion Of iorgery
there having bren f1und 10 his possession ~ IN couD
terrell, bills GA ss~ Jersey Banks tie was locked up.
....Tsomas Cassidy, Cornelius cronart and Patrick
Damn we're YESTERDAY arrested ~ oacer Rider ct tne
Third Nerd charged with stealing eigrt horses from
James Mete- and Charles r. sehoheld Of Aorrisiosn,
J. They were OcAed up.
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10 uoorhend,. C1ndunted Magnetic Ma

chine. THESE new aAd besuufu instruments hsse 10
c.tv,d the general cOnmrndsiun II tho medical probes
sion Of lhs city account OF her great smphcl sno
excelenr- They arc confidently recommended 40 beng
the besutih convensnt and rfrciua ericr OF ne
hch has been Introduced To M pnbhe ia al
chronic character The sncc' 30 Al
.ecatng th.ir Truly wonderful tseh mschin, Is nc
rnmo.pied by a manual ~lth fl cirrcturs sad j. " Ar
r.,rJ Manufactured and sod ygnoirssr aud all. by
sa!l n ID 4 sOJhHEAD. 1872 Broadway, r. Y.
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IS. TO g s. and farther supple, ~iu meet ,rs.4y
Ifavre Markets.

Wsf.r .SD FLorE-.fag.ff 7-A.-housh prizes vi
American Flour have exp-fe need decline there has been
certain degree OF activity tie demand. about i7
hh1s ha-tnz CHANGED hands 81 01Es WIS NeWOresu- a.
rs 20 . u ard Western AZ f3f % 81 Der bh some lots
on New Orleans found buyers = t5i b "a - per Dbl All
sound We now quote prices a. rs % o. according %
brand God WLeaf has been rghf after. buf nary
qr1-,v q entirely neglected. Ih- sales effected
= D. Ia. nited growth f57 Sc per Of 30
al aec0rcinE 70 quality 81 hectotres "a brou <hf
- ne hsrilrsr Ard down o. 81 AID 100 hec-
tn tres DAntrc fetched IN per sics According O. the
oac returns published a. the end OF lssf month, the
average price home Wheat for Al France - = per
heAifre making decline o. 5 30; that for June -
Al lie corresponding peTod las year u stood - "a.
sssirst 10 81 per hectolfre l2fi The the
ls.t Morriviers market Was "a per sack. shoE RE
II : on that Of the preceding wees SINE new " eai
had been exhibited Tire imports were ~ hlls slorr
from the Tuif-d states aud Wheat coastse
I4-There has been rather "a active business ia
sacted n American Flour AZ wei supported orces but
owing o. the pror0us state 20 the weather Tor me harvest
II !. more than probable iat dec inc a shortly take
place The sae- iurng tie week hsye amounted 70 ls'
bbs a. b % 81 per bio. tor NeuOrean. - - % 81 fuI
NavYofE ad :. % cd per hhi Coz Delesee some llf
N .eu-ureals 10 htifcl and damaged state, zeal red
- - .o so -. tbl Good Nhelf &. in re4uest bus 1rdt
uarv qua ~ rs 1'e-tsf The following salfs were effect
.a VIZ 10 beet Riga ~ ST. 700 nect Odessa A. COZ
81 . 81 $3.50 baxs <crg-iork A ny % III ~. isn yt-
ge.C leans Al sf t0 81 - sue 2s0 hecf Danizic Al ~
rer -ack OF - al Al The last Nonfivlerz market the
average price oi home rrugth was ~ per sics asin1
decline 81 ri that of ls-- wees Imports tol nh.'
Flour Z7-5I hazs Wheat - bazs Bsricy, aud lS bag
rive from he United states and carsoes Wheat from s
MedifeIanfau.
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IoSpoS-The transactions IN the market without
ANIMATION in fact, the tsde IN perfect state OF stAsns
ron and price. are much lower than those ssi quo
I'D On fhs eth the badness transacted II heat w,s On
he most limited scse sud the sales effected both Of Ens
.h and soreisn. decline fuD our saoatlons o.
,Ls AN ils VI gE ~ ~ - IsI 9usyIsh Iehs's usslst
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NOTICES.
Pu RENoLoGIsrs AND PUBLISHERS
Al An an a - A. w l. y. -,

- xr.,.xfs.v n.1n.,.ameot. n sonc-sl ~
Y snd s,ossef (oyster BsyJ l. Or sHt ne esIlesi
Au-ficsn prsctsiouer ard sutoof 90 receives
$3.50. a.. 800. raose a fssznce msy, BY scnfirg
~. hs "a :. sd IN, . rs--.ir--t ., hosn< myl5r
~ S.w-ysrk WaIrr-. are Establishment,
N IL And ~ Fo1rtcenlhsL beer ion-sG0.r-, 10 cop
aaet.c by Urs PEiRSOS ard hEEkEh, no l.,.rf o.
49,. sn-.t ,.xr A. 6f.efrroars ss1dyeS ne Nsef-
W, system, - prsesiesd ey rnsssnx- salz lr
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

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rue sENI.wREKLY TRIBUNE
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EscAPED IRON JAIL.-FIve prisoners confined
IN the Providence i,i mad. their escape shout
Wednesday. Il being Commencement day At brown
University mos, Of the jail oeeers were sway Among
the number xho escsped vas Simon J. hiexs con
x,r.es urd-rr who xss 10 D. executed 10 Nov.
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RoBBERY OF TIE Posr OFFICE At NoRrHANP-
rox-We have the following Intelligence In Sip from
tie Ecrtlsrap,o. Ga-siis. dated sept ?;
The Post Oaics In this toSn Gas entered last nsti.
through back window and m0st Of the letters and four
or dollar. In ehsn1s stolen. The bags coDi.inng the
suaA mails for - t.sn. Wees we've found oouti~snly
miles from To- o open and rnii u heir con
tents al the iettsrs prepared for mang N the morn
ing nearly a. the letters the boxes and three four
hgu5red dead and prorscuous letters not called for
taken.
Whist amount Of fgnis the letters eooisiaed Is not
Known Me..r. Baker & D-iAnO pat Letter IA the Of
Tee for surordse co1t,nia s1s 10 money ard another
for Ia. IVES, win drain Of sl0 o. the American *
ehsnge Bank In Se~-york, psyso.e to Charles Del.Eo,
ESQ both ot which are gone.
Ih4 Poe. Master has offered reward Of 30 for the
detection Of the thief thieves and ns recovery Of the
rfers anff nrIr
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New Couri OF Appeals Calendar.

10 he Editor q Tie Iribrss
The following is a copy OF the Calendar OF the
Court OF Appeals 10 81. next week
/ Cal rs The Peope, French o. CGhar.i 3 Cor
ming IS Mccullough 1 Neal rs Lansou aekron
rs Gravss;6 Mutual lus co Albany, - cOnoyefi 7
Ho-s rs Van Hsusar; Pierce - D-l-rnster Roy
mold r. Mnard TO- POI; rs Bard H. Br,iOn Ffibs
IL Martin Is Martin: l3 Vsn Green rs Fuller a. ~
& "A. X r. Co. g.. Brosn; ls. Rowland g. Fliier
10 Jenk. Is smith H. Fraser r. Western l. Corti.
rs Jones 10. Brady rs Mecosksr, - !ud'on 70
Houshton; u WOOD Ear Is Wysns; - Heary 20
Bank Selma . LoOmis 70 Monroe y Dsnks cs
Qusckenbusa -. susis IS. h.Tti ~ Brady - Don
nelly Ex'r; a. Pslstin city Of Brooklyn , Hen
shaw rs Suschsn -. COsgii 60 Amer. TX BAH 80
row 70 kingmsn, 30. Ellsworth q. 1boupsou "a
coddngton 20 Davis IS Marx rs. Poland 50. Dough
" - Hope 81 Kelly rs. striker; = -tewsrtes Dayoe
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BODY FouSD-The body Of Mr.. Cummings, who
peri.hed on Sunday night in the FIRE At the OF
Ann and Nassau Sta was found sbou, II O'Clock this
morning among the ruins
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INNIoRAsrs.-s4s steerage passengers arrived
here on "wednesday 6l5 Of them were from LivespooI
and go from Havrs
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I7HTER.CUkE-Dr TRAIL, ~ho started In srt
w ,sroo.tnc insttgon in AD~ricA, receives p.ueots
Al hs n.w an: connoS establishment 81 b. Jonc's
pzra I5L.lxhtst Persocs . cy,ance will te sdviss1
N,f hom--u-slrec ~ i>t,ef. Once coasriAnoo every
uerrrS sad svvainx- saz In
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-07

five section elcyen aud parts dissection eight in township
and parts sections five, six eight eighteen
thirty i'm township six all OF range six parts of sections
tive, three, eleven, thirteen and tweny-egh in town.
ship and part of section thirty four in township three
all range seven part section four in township three
parts OF sections swentyseyen hiry-iour, and hirfy
in township iour and part oil section seven, IN township
seven, all OF range eight.
All quarter quarter sections of the above lands cover.
e o be BY the day fixed for the sa
OF the sale. will be excluded thereiorm.
Presumption claims will not be allowed to any of the
above lands until after they have been offered at public
SALE and become subject TO private entry and all Of such
covered and being worked, win be sold in such legal sub.
division subdivisions will include such mine or mines
al not less than dollars and fifty cents per
The sale will be kept open for two weeks, (unless the
lands disposed OH and no longer and no p
offered will be admitted until after the expiration of
weeks from the commencement OF said sale
In further execution OF the said act have caused the
of the General Land Office TO publish with
this proclamation brief description OF the mineral region
SALE which has been prepared from official documents and
other of information.
twentieth day of November ammo Domini one thousand
eight hundred and forty-slx ,,,,e ,,,
By the President.
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office
The lands embraced by the above proclamation of the
valuable lead mines actually opened and worked which
yet been dicovered and from indications on the
face, and experiments made IN digging, Is believed that
many others equally valuable exist and may be explored at
trfing expense.
practicable give adequate idea OF their character and
location, without extending this notice beyond proper
section OF country bounded the south by the Illinois State
line; the west by the Mississippi river on the north by
line drawn nearly parallel the south side OF the Wis
river; average distance OF ten twelve miles
therefrom and the east by meridian line passing
through the OF Sugar Creek, the whole district
covering suriace equal to about sixty full townships All
ecessary facilities Tor gmanspomy tne PrT9ncs 70 mar
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commissioners of the General Land Office.


ES"e10e 20 pre-emptHOn CIalmants.
Every person entitled to the right of presumption to any
ands within the limits Of the townships above enumea
required TO establish TO the OF
negiser and Receiver Of the proper Land Office ana
LAX Pay ment hereor, az soon practicable after seing
s noss and before the day appointed the commence
hent Oh me public sale of the lands embracing the tract
oiaiheo; Otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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HE Invalids Oracle.-By Doctor Kitchiner author oil
4 the Cooks Oracle In volume new edition.
April 6-N r. TAYLOR
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TN pursuance of of Congress, approved on the
eleventh day of July 1886 entitled Gan authorize
he President Of the United States sell the reserved min
era ands the States of Illinois and Arkansas and Terri
cries of Wisconsin and Iowa, supposed to contain lead
ore, j. JAMES X. POLK President of the United States
of America, do Hereby declare and make known that a
public sale will be held the land office at MINERAL
POINT, in the Territory of Wisconsin, commencing on
MONDAY, the twenty fourth day of May next for the dis
posal of the following sections and parts of sections of land
heretofore reserved from sale embracing valuable lead
mines, to witt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-17
Merchant Tailoring.

an, He subscriber thankful for past favors and
- respectfully soliciting continuance Of til
same, would beg leave to call public attention !,
his splendid. new, and well assorted stock d
GOODS, consisting of Black, Blue, and BrOHn
French and English Cloths, superfne French and
English Doeskin Cassimeres, a splendid assOf
ment of Fancy Cassimeres, and Fancy Plaid Vs'
tings, all of the ne,Cest and most fasht0nabs
styles. A large assortment of Gents Shirts
Stocks, Scars, Cravats, and other articles too nd
merous to enumerate. A new style of Drawes'
surprising anything of the kind ever offered to Os
public in this market A very superior article o.
" SAKE Gotha" Cloth, suitable for business co''
and every days wear. A very superior assOT
ment of Cloaking, &C., &c.
Gentlemen in the Army, or Navy. or Mnts
officers who may favor the subscriber with hFl
orders, will find them promptly attended to CIV
we'll executed. He feels warranted In saying ~
inasmuch as that after his experience in fitting >"
the N. C. Regiment and its officers, that ne Dr. ,"
no hesitation in promising entire satlsiacnon' u
ders from any part of the State thankfully Ises
ed and promptly attended to. CHAS. bAH% ~,
N. B.-A good assortment of Ready made u"
thing always on hand.
Oct. Is, lS47.
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FOR RENT.
FEE EY.gH'O YER no USE,
n. c.


THE subscriber offers for rent
fM.A that well known Hotel, the HANo-
sssEas YER HOUSE. The Hanover
IL - House is located in the most busl-
ness part of Wilmington, and is acknowledge
ed to he ore of the best, if not the very BEST
stand in Wilmington for Hotel. 1t is sit
uated on the East side of Front Street, lmme,
diately opposite the Bank of Cape Fear, and
within half square of the Bank OF the State
The Hanover House is new fire-proof BRICK
building, about OF years old, and Will al
ways command a large share of public patron
age. The subscriber is deslrous OF getting
COMPETENT man to take charge OF the House
Should such person take the House, the
terms will be made reasonable TO Hum. FOL
particulars apply to the subscriber, by leue'
or otherwise, at the Journal Office. Whining
ton, n. G.. DAVID FULION'
October 90, 1S47.
The Charleston Courier, Fayetteville Caro-
linian and Observer, Raleigh Standard ant
Register, Petersburg Republican, Newberl
Republican, and Norfolk Beacon, will pub
lish the above three times and forward &C
counts to the Journal Office.
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u. n. SCEa DIV ss'.fLD.
botanic Physician,

Nurphy's building, I'd door from the corner Of
Princess and Watersheds, North side.
WOULD tender his thanks to the citizens OF
Wilmington and the surrounding country, for
the very liberal patronage heretofore received, and
respectfully informs the public that he still keeps
on hand large and fresh stock of BOTANIC
MEDICINES, of his own manufacture, of purely
vegetable composition. These medicines are uni
versalIy known to possess virtues that have never
been exceIIed by any series of medicines ever Of
fered to the public. They are ef1ectual remedies
for consumption. coughs, colds, Group, whooping
cough, cholera, cholera morbus, cholera infantum
cholic gravels, liver and spleen complaints, dys'
pepsia. rheumatism, sick head.ach, piles, nervous
diseases, worms, letter. and all diseases of the skim
itch, scrofula, all kinds of fever, &c. &c.
ALso-On hand and for sale at manufacturer
prices, Ru1NEHEARDr's patent glass pad double
and single lever TRUSS for Hernia.
Wilmington, July l6, lS47.
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T 0 THE l. a DIE s
Dress Making.

VI RS. G. M. PRICE respectfully informs
I'VE the Ladies of Wilmington and vicinity
that she has procured the services of one Of
the most fashionable Dress Makers at The
North. and she is now prepared to make up
LADIES DRESSES in neat and fashions
Bile style.
She has just received the Latest Fashions,
and she assures those Ladies who may wish
to have their dresses made up in fashionable
and neat manner, that she will be pleased to
receive their custom. She will spare no pains
in endeavoring TO give satisfaction to her Gus
toners, both as regards chcapness and neat
ness of her work.
5-Rcsidcnce, 4th Street, first door North Of
the Odd FellOw's School.
October Is, IS47-C5
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Classical and Mathematical Teacher.

A GRADUATE of European College, who
81 has taught several years in this country,
wishes situation as Teacher in Classical School
or in private family. He is competent to teach
the Latin. Greek, French, Spanish, and Italian
languages, together with Mathematics, and the
branches Of an English education. A situation in
private family, residing in healthy section Of
country, would be preferred. His testimonials OF
character and qualifications, independent of per-
sonal examination, are open for tho inspection Of
all wishing to employ him.
SALAHx-$5OO year, with board, &c.
Address Of. J. c." care of "CHAs. DUTFr
Esq, M. D., Richards, Onslow county, N. G.
Nov'r s. I647--S-2m
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Beware OF Slight Colds.

n, T this season we may expect sudden chan
EA ges of the weather, and every person should
be provided with bottle of DR.. Swayne,s Syrup
of Wild Cherry-it will cure any cough or cold
in few days, Remember the only agent IN
Wilmington, is WIN. SHAW, Druggist, wEo has
for sale Pease's Hoarhound Candy, French Juju'
be Paste, and refined Liquorice, fresh Congress
Water--a supply received, which will be con-
stantly kept up, bale of fresh Hops, for sale low
Sweet Oil, Alcohol, English Mustard, Extract
Lemon and Vanilla, for pies, custards' &c, Mace
Nutmegs, Ginger-powdered and root, Cinnamon
Cloves, AIlspice and Pepper. A large supply o
Walls, and Furniture Bottles of latest Patterns
Wide-mouth Jars, suitable for Pickles or Pre-
serves, at the Old Stand Drug Store.
Nov. 10, lS47. WIN. SHAW.
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10000 Victims every Year

THNALL prey to Consumption, Asthma, and
- raising Blood, Hectic Fever and Night
Sweats.
Mrs. Adams, l26th street, Harlem, suffered a
year with cough, pain in the chest, night sweats,
and all the aggravated symptoms of Consumption:
nothing relieved her till she tried Sherman's Bal
sam-half a bottle cured her.
liberated Lungs and Lirer.-Mr. e. T. Law
renee Jackson street, Brooklyn, after years of suf-
fering, and treated by various physicians was pro-
nounced incurable from liberated lungs and liver
Dying, as was supposed, he tried the Balsam; its
effects were most miraculous !; two bottles cured
him.
Pleurisy and CONSUMPTION Baggas, re-
siding at SO Sheriff street, 20 years old. has been
subject to attacks of pleurisy and consumptiye
coughs for years. The Balsam has saved her from
very great suffering.
asthma and CU'1sumptton.-L. J. Beals, 10
Delaney street, gave it to his sister-in-law who
had been an invalid for years from Asthma to
another considered as in consumption. It relieved
them at once, so that they travelled several hun
dfed miles.
Splitting Blood is always alarming. It leads to
the worst kind of Consumption, and unless ares
fed ih time is generally fatal. Sherman's ALI
Healing Balsam is the best remedy known it
heals the wounded or r1ptured blood vessels of the
lungs, and thereby effects permanent cure while
other remedies only stop the blood for the time.
A few doses Of this Balsam will satisfy the most
skeptical that it is the medicine required. 1t has
been successful in many cases, and that too where
they had run into rapid decline, or, as more gen.
orally expressed, Hasty Consumption" Young
persons, or those of middle age, are more subject
to these attacks than the aged.
Price % cents and 5 per bottle.
Or. Sherman's Cough and Worm Lozenges,
and Poor Mans Plasters, sold as above.
Principal Office 100 Nassau street, New York.
The above medicine is for sale by LIPPITT &
WlLLklNGS, Druggists, Wilmington, n. C..
Oct 20, lS47-l7-7t