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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24
From Monterey.
Correspondence OF the N. o. Delta of the 18th.
MONTEREY, July q, ls47

Correspondence of the N. o. Delta Of the 18th.
MONTEREY, July p, ls47.
Amove to San Luis POtosi has finally been de-
cided u All the departments connected with Gen.
Isylors >aumn actively engaged In preparing ior
the march The let Of September 10 the time hSed
upon Tor the torwsrd movement The forces under
Gen Taylor wo~d seem, In my opinion. TO be- totally
inadequate for sucN undertaking. but the old Hero
has TO use hs isvorhN classic quotation determined on
the matter HOlEs pOlas.
Maj J. b. Butler, Psyms.er L. $ A.. who has been
stationed here since february,sst will leave In few
days for Pittsburgh Pa TO entf upon the duties OF his
new appointmentihato OF Psymsssr and Military Store
keeper at that place.
Some good okes are told Of the doins of portion OF
the Massachusetts Regiment stationed herr That corps
has assumed the title Of the Literary Regiment" and
why cannot imagine as tbs only proof that has ever
been given of their literary attachments 10 the ie nss
amount OF mail matter received by them in the shs OF
newspapers religious tracts. &C commissions
nail from the States received his packages from ii.
Post Oce and repaired to bis tent to peruse them. In
few minutes aterward he running back TO the Pos
Oce In a state of terrible excitement, as II BITTEN by
tsrsntua The crowd Of loungers around the ocs gave
way at his ppprosch and our literary hero entered. ex
claiming Postmaster where the h the balance o
my correspondence have received but II newspa
pers and gleters and by Cd sir ought ey this Tune
10 have received letters from half the girls in the Bal
sts,e" II half the girls In the Bay state could 81
this literary and musical Adous sitting cross legged
an evening on the Plaza drinking Pqae and playing OF
ricketty accordion for the amusement OF tne MeNiesi
lszzsron his female correspondents would % ie" AM
far hat
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fOrmani met him the Psvnee Rock. and aiterSard
heard from party 40 said they had passed him Tie
day following that HE mules and horses had tli been
stolen the night previous. From Carsons ~eiEsnoHn
knowledge OF the woods and familiarity with the Indian
character we are disposed 70 doubt the correctness OF
the report Ye; sorot aud daring have been me At
tacks of these Indians ths: shall not be surprised II
turns out 10 be true.
Cspt Fischers company, belonging to Ms Clsrkes
battalion Of artillery Etmonson company OF dragons
the layers and some others belonging 10 Col rierce
regiment were at Council Grove and may be expected
home ia few days
We have some statements not very reputable 10 the
character Of ore OF the officers In Capt heNsirs com
pany In the attack recently made on the Indians.
Some Of the subordinate scers say that they were or
dered 10 retire at the very moment when they had the
most reason 10 believe they had the lndsns IN their
power and could have taken satisfaction out OF them
The charge Is broadly made and may be the source OF
trouble Ia tee company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

DEATH OF Hos. JOHN MArrooKs,-Hon John
xs,oel, died At his residence In Peschsp Vermont on
As lah inst at the advanced age OF H. lie was ssh
H,ie man of fine natural abilities and attained to emil
ssoee Ia the profession of lawyer. He was several
tine. elected to Congress of which body he was an IN
dusrous and useful member He was one oil the is"
who never made speeches for Buneomoe eontenuns
saseE rather with the quiet performance oil dis du'
Tea 10 his constituents Being ssked on one occasion
sAy he dd no, address the HOu'e more frequently no
spl>d ths, he thought there was more need In Con-
sss Of listeners than Of takers During the great OK
ssnsn resulting from the suppression OF Aoohuon Pc
ue0as he one day spoke In substance Is follows Ml
sgesker have before me large number OF peuuons
sssnst Slavery from the stats of Vermont IL tnis
we're Freedoms Hall and Northern kepresen'suSes
we're allowed their rights would present them As
slavery regEs triumph ant here. | shall withhold tnem
nj hsstoeks was at one time Judge Of the Supreme
s. V o. Vermont and for two years Governor OF me
s,S be WA hrm and consistent Wing, but no,
f pnutsn He was one Of the fret 10 adopt tne
saePs d total abstinence from ardent spirits, and
ns religion Of Christ
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From the Plains.

Several volunteers returned 10 the city on Sstur.
day last They bring number Of letters b1, nothing OF
interest In addition 10 what have already published
The letters give minute account OF the attack made oy
the Indians on portion Of Col ESsions command. IL
seems that the men attacked were out OF camp with out
authority and without arms-sone getting wood otaers
rambling through the woods when The Indians suddenly
rose and commenced the attack.
ina dead were brought over the river and buried. A
man nv The name of Frost who had been scslped and
was no, found until the next morning was sui alive and
II wss thought he would recover
t,',,,een rnlIas below Fort Mann. They expected 10
eh ,hs Fort the next day and rest there day or TWO
10 avail the arrival Of other detschments
From the reports brought In Sy ,n Pslw s,.,.,sss,
- csnserna hsd lost All his horsss and mues our u
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AGE-Under year. TOO; 20 = o ? 70 . q % ~
g. 10 to 20 II 20 to 80 IS 30 to 40 a 40 To so 80
50 TO co. Is 20 TO TO- II 70 TO 20 II; 50 TO 90 Il
90 20 100 3 unknown Total, 400.
PLACES OF NArrvIrY-United States, Pei Ireland
76 England c Scotland. 5; Germany. p HOLLAND
/: Sweden Switzerland. l Prussis, ]; Unknown. .
Total, 400
House Bellevue 10: Hospital Bellevue, %; PenitentiarJ
Hospital. Blackwers Island 81 Iunaiic Asylum, Blse Z
wells Island 4; Bloomingdale Hospital. 5; Wards Isl
and : City Hospital. o. City Prison Nursery hos
pital Blackwells Island, 8 Lyingin Asylum l Col
ored Home, Colored Persons, ~
w. WHITE City Inspector.
Cry ISsPEcroR's OFFICE August .. le41.
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Copper-,lining Results.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Tk,.rsIa~ ~ 10

DETROIT, Thursday, Aug. 10, ls47.
DEAR SIR The propeller Goliah has Just left our
wharf for Buffalo. with % tons Of Native Copper
from the Cliff Mine, belonging to the Pittsburgh L
Boston Mining Company. Among the masses
saw one marked s,62s lbs or 4 tons 62s lbs which
with all the masses is nearly quite pure. It goes to
Baltimore to the smelling works Of Keller & Co. and to
Pittsburgh and Boston This with the shipment BY the
Jena makes in all 2i tons sent forward this summer and
there are 10 tons more the saul ready Tor shipment
During the month Of July there was raised at the mine
about 40 tons Of metal The shipments thus Tar this sea
son from the American and Canada mines, amount 10
2l tons OF ore and metal IN all The Cliff will probably
send forward 900 before the close Of the
son. It'll well that your commercial men should under
stand that the production Of Native Copper has com
nenced and these shipments II they will examine ihern
will show them what Lake Superior can do
Yours, 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

ELECTION rs THE CHERoKEE NATIoS.-An cleo
ton was held in the Cherokee Nation on the first
Monday in August for Principal Chief Principal
Assistant Chief National Council. and shenis 80
far as we have returns in the Cherokee Adrocate,
there seems 10 be no doubt Of the election OF JoHs
Ross as Principal Chief and GREGORY LOWRY as
Principal Assistant Chief The election tor the
latter Office will be close between LOWRY. RICH
ARD TAYLOR, and JOSEPH NASS
fToulsville Journal
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

MISSISSIPPI sEsAroR.--It is now positively an
.oanced tbst Gov. Brown Of Mississippi, has ap-
pointed Col JEFFERSON DAVIS Senator Of the
United States made vacant by the death OF Gen
Jesse Speigbt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

LeyDos ELEcTIOS.-The following is the de-
dared vote of the City Of London for Members Of
Parliament. 1t will be borne in mind that the
City, so called, forms but small portion of the
mighty aggregate of London, which is divided for
Election purposes into various districts known as
Westminster Mary-le-bO bone Finsbury, Tower
Hsmlets, &c each electog its Members separately.
The vote OF the city proper stood
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TsxyrssEE.-The Doubtful Distnet.-The Mem
IA, Earle Of the nth says The report from
somerville is that Mr. Stanton is reelected to
c,,g,ess bv 40 majority In this District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

DRITANNIA WARE.-Brtsn1is urus, l-s ssu eoi
ID lee pots cssios rardesucks lamps, pitchers nsk oos
tzuksrcs gObies aides tAbs ard les spoons mysss1
cups pae. I'D "a Tor chdren spioon shsyns poxrss
ta bsss e hc uisnu.<tur.d and for ssis al ne iowes
price. AlsD. b&ncz tn, susaS ua hnony ana '& w
10, , sss sef Lntci1s zARr, as Bs~dau H,r,
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SSOn A kARK CaANCk.-Ag-r.. are w.n,s

scDVV. to unierske the sale % an entirely nc~ sftcie
the convenience and sses Of every House
Keeper Mechanic and Professional naa Cor daily use-
Active energetic business With limited r~sooces
will here find opportunity unequsled OF realizing from
$500 to zoe per snnam The oasness 10 pleasant ana
seat syssm Of agencies and results ontsele be-
yond snv Operations u the day Those DESTROYS Of making
money invited To call. examine The article aud ia g- Tor
hem.elvea All eters must he POSTPAID receive
lion G. ALDEN M Vreenwscnss.
aus Iusods bet~eeu Chamber and Warren.
no TkACRKRs-For sale, tho txtures and good
i will Of boys school, which he's been Toe several
years ell eslshshed 10 n-ighbouog city, anf might
very prsds,ly he connected ih boarding depar, nent
The advertiser has received good income from H. Tut
wishes leave for the purpose Of entering upon he du
ties OF professional life. Address postpaid, "schccl"
New Brunswics, ~ }. McN u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

The YELLOW FEvER-The reports which we
daily publish keep readers appnsed OF the preva
Ience of the epidernic We have little 10 add 10 these
reports The mortality which has marked the progress
ofthe disease honestly believe Is 20 attributed more
then lie usually the in our epidemics TO want q
proper attendance Many have suffered from the disease
who were frendess who sought aid or could obtain
none until IL too late. Henceforih we apprehend
less mortality this account as private societies are
now fully aroused to the discharge Of their benevolent
duties and the municipal authorities have taken eihca
cious measures to extend relief to the INDECENT and
needy
In private practice we learn that although there are
many cases they are almost uniformly OF mild type
OF the deaths which In private practice several
10 our knowledge attributed solely 10 gross mpru-
dence after the patient had been pronounced GONZALES
cent This fact cannot too strongly be borne In mind
Il ptable hear Of such have done, but
II suggests the easy remedy 10 prevent relapse
-uncessing ws.chinness and prudence during convs'
lescepce n. o Pic. 18th.
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General Notiess.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLlsHE Rs,
row LBRs e. WELLS,
a SIN. I3I Nas.au-at. n "
~ Wafer-Cur. k.sabIi.hment. n

r. Water-Curs Establishment, II Bord-a n
and syosssi (Oysler Bay L. l. DE- STEW, The exrhes
kmsric.n practitioner and sHhof on Cure receives
-.,,.n1s al above Those distance may BY sendins
. "a he Al y,scd for o uesineni 81 some my25
L. New-York Water-Cure Establishment.
nj NJ ana ~ FOaHeenth-s- near Hnlos 4AFe, u cos
ducsed b, Drs PERSON and hEEhEh, y ia.lsr o
s.So- .nent a year A. Graeferburg studying u Water
Cure system, a. prseteed By RriessaliI Hl- m
BRAIsrEDs' SALOONS,
L4rE PrALE's Nrskun. W.
- asa BkoADwAy NETWORK. n
I'D. WHEELER,
- Comrn,ssisuer tor the States 81 nsw'lsrT
ss1 Connecticut fsnnary Han.
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rvnr. Chri..ie,. 1:aIyanic RIng.. BeIt.,

~ DIR. Chri-,ie's tsaIvnnic Kings. Belts;
Bracelets and Magnetic flusd.-sTsaser are re-
specially Informed that The only psee ~ Oh s9
obt.n these celebrated Atcies, genuine 10 a. ~ -
Broadway between John a. and Maiden lane "a 10 Al
cs.es Of NERVOUS DISEASES. The ehcsey OF Christie
gslvauc Articles uuy wonderful, am t-f kfeat ceir
6rty has eau .ed them be counee ed ~ needy persons
who o-r spurious AID worthless i.isuons az sn WIZ
NJ, ,rrs in Saw ork will ever 10 slowed 70 sell Dr.
Sas.sv .12i n
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Weekly Report Of Dcnths

IN he Cy aud County Of Nee York from he ia day Of
august 10 he 2la day Of AEguG ls47.
Men s7-Women, s7-Boys. l22-Girls, l04. Total, 400
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24
GEO. II HUrCHINs 81 Ws!-rst
REMARKABLE CURE OF BLEEDING PILES.

My DEAR Sra cannot eX orsss 10 You my sincere snd
HANKS for IA wonderful have experst cei
by Inc use Of your uuly valuable Pls ElscGsry have
na.r 30 mn n 40 that bee .me reduced mere ssele
I'M with oss OF appetite aud general dersng cement OF the
digestive organs my eyes also became srrcted' AMI IN
fse vas misery TO myself ana ohll ged to give up
nv Office here which hed in the Custom House some
wear. have tried all kinds OF medicine had the best al
vic the physicians q Boston ana this could give
spent much money aud twice submitted TO surgical Ope
ration | lad become perfectly tired OF life. AMI al he
,uggrstion Of nv friends was Induced 10 Try box OF
vour medicine The fret found relieved me- ighJ' stl
p-rseVered and purch,sed second, and assure yo9
when got half N on IN founi mysel getting we'll
s,in .ent on and now / am y new man ~ dear sir,
language cannot express my lhanxs, thai an once more
restored % h@a th and now 10 condition 10 support my
selfard family dcpenden on me-
nh faauat.ra raff
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CONFECTIONERY.

Z
Ck,toe ana t.adalterGef
OAF sUGAR CANDIES. Lozsrg-s. and general
lv.rety Of prime frst q4any Io.i sugar goods enA 70
n very beat and uper0r most on nsno ana Constantly
ssIs rTbss. STEWART, BUSSING co.
Whoe.ale conseetoners 4ls Pearl cor a.dison-st
NOTICE TO BUTC Articles Of Ne buIen
Nefs Meuog Associ6lODf for ne eLsl.nk e.l sc
ready and Will remain open t1r sgnai1fss - t5on
rrnsr ot Eir,avrrue ana f-ntn - until ISL sepeno-
n..t 6utrh@r. DESTROYS Of 0-c0ming meniocfs OF ne
A.soes,iOn viii cal and thuir ssnAiafes pSof 70
,hsi dsIs 81 order Board Of IfHsee-s ealS loe
NTsW-YOkk And EhIE RAILROAD CON
INParyTb- ,t5cx bolders u NJ New orr Anc LIE
R.r1ad CornDsng are hereby housed haI Al instAeri
81 Ten Dol ara per share al shAfes DC NscH nc pal
rspts heretofore made 90 exceed iory-n.e u
Ieouired u be paid The Oce o. t1e Cc - "s4
a. 20 or before ths 6neensh dsy u SSpselDri h'A"
By order q he so1rt o. Diis essg s.,-
v.~v.,. .,v,.t "a tssT aus tsspf5
MN ROOF. MADE TIGHT tor Two cenn per
L foot snd -urxnled--GOod~ vine fstsnt hyefopas1-
marc Cemeul "a over Cd III roof VII sno-r u RI
i-cty ~ hl sre proof and P-TmAaen1 70 IL
irs foos u mia position dooe or tOm 60
%, Zoo, and wxrrsntsd, by SAN 0OOO"lS. - We"
krosS nv near Cbamb~rs-st w, ~
PARKERs
COFFEE HOUSE
NJ a cxY.sr tyorrEsLT oS JoAs-sr.l
ss~-y,rs 40 sn-Iu
| CreA m POWEH--fo Let, steam roscr- lnS1irs o.
| - ~ T-1tb-svesus cor. efs.-ns,-nhest s@S ,n-
TyO CARRIAGE MAKERs-ic" pieces Of ieais
Rubbsr cloth, - hsi4seisSs
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General Notices.
,<SgA LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS a
$1,000 FOX FOREIGN PORTS.

u Letters Bags open Al The ofiee Of The New,
YoTr frbuns for al Foreign roris ard all letters AID
o.v.p,n,f, deposted IN lhs once viii swaysb be for
ssrded BY tbs very earliest vessels Tbs depsrmeni
under The special supervision OF j. .. 49, In SO
Known FOR many years the experienced And en-
@nt sni Of Forsign LeIer Department OF
the New-YOrk City Poet Once
now pen FOR The reception Of letters and news
papers for the following pisces viz: London, Liverpool
glasgow ireland, Hsvre, harseies Amsl1fasm sfsLnsn
H.mburgh RIO d. Jansiro, Valparaiso, buenos Ayres
Oregon Mexico, Psnsms. ST. fhomAs, Kingston, jam
MstAnIas, Havana ., q,
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1ifudtioYls, Gr. Wdnfeo.
WANrgD--ls Assuts 70 eseals,s az sdh'se Of
Jerssy sr,d Connecticut Tssss,woshs eoulAn approves
!ssa fOrms which 10 the usosscuen q ea:'asss
sr,. ..oss 81 ,ssoss.s,s. ~ sssssss nso Men q
ssep w.ae from 80 70 eees noah 10 cling han
'' sss is y = S''''~ JUAN = !" A-N'
WANrkD-fwo young l.diss. assers, vel cusiisse
70 teach IN The common snd Ornamental etsnehes 81
n. sehool would be prrssrrsdI II ts.s city The
oeseel cas- sxx-oss
~ 1T Nuksk wANTED.-wsased, = strsas.
seoaI ak u0o.es ele Apyly - wslserst sas9<
WANTED s~sTt srsfvs sDs W elk ess yosss w.s
dolph." Tnbans ofc-. stating age Ss. saisiw-
NAANTkD-A good sscoaa.sznd plsnirs msrssne, o.
w Daniels Psent Addressw. X. q. rrsSaDs ohee
suls6.'
asior class IN school 10 shls cay Address reach.
err Tribune oeee. snail sslsfy eay viii be gsveo.
aus 81
PAxrNKK WAITED, IN . .:so,s.,a,,as .:..s
staple article Away demand The advertiser vishrs
2 :s'sss ~ ss.Ss. w0ss 'ss r. .fs %
Il one % he oss he stsss u Ne~rors ard
offers uon d-s.rsbe opportunity 10 gentleman sish.
600 IN business. with gentleman OF experienced "A
rsnsement may b uske win ne party sngsk ng nlel
De may nave ne seng V toods mAnuise'nteo Seetc.s
Manufacturer" the oece Of The Express. lli s'osd'
way. snisl
TO 4 PRACTICAL CHEMIsT.-wsn,.d 10
L employ practical cnemisl ss . manager 10 White
Lead msnaf.ctory IN The West He have bad some
y-srs experience In kc beet mode Of manufacturing
White Lead. Rel Lssd and Lshsge. and produce the
beat testimonials for HE moral character, espseisy ssd
hsbiu Of indus'ry. None oshess need sppy. To sech
one Q permanent situation and liberal wax-s will be
given Apply 10 JAS BoGARDus, ~ E,dridg-a
suis 2ws
no HOTkI KkkPkks-Hsf the iDisrs.l "a q
L Hose. centrally lcosed on Brosdwsy, ~ih f.vcr
sbe Lease and doing profitable basiness IL offered for
sale 10 al active with capital " 10 wiling 10 De
vote hs undivided sterupu 10 s business The object
Of the present lessen he lsho BY having an
sssocs who take part u the upon htmsst An
answer under he name Of tho applicant 10 n G. boz
$50 Post ofes Will meet with attention, and lead 70 40
interview. s0Ix
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IN 6 IAN. nh IoP. II.

r~Iet,er. and Newspapers will be received a
the Foreign snio Letter Ofc- u The Triouns for nc
paeketship sILVIE De GRAssE, Capt ken, when saii'
Tor HAVE The 2th inst
Also will be received a. The sane plsce, Listers and
Newspapers for The packetship WEsIMlSsIEhi Capt
49, xhirh all. a. Tondon or The 24ln init aul7
10 viii be received 81 me sane plece Letters and
Newspapers for the psckeI-ship slDDJNS, Capt Cobo
" itch sails for liverpool On the -hth insL
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Boarding..

DOARO-A gentleman and his wife, one or Two sin-
d. Gle gentlemen can obtain board and pleasant rooms,
VITA " BATHROOM, by applying lac Mepooss sl
betwee Amity aud fourth sts suS a.
- bathroom the same door, In private family a, $50
Broadway sus33.
DOAKD.-0enllemea sns lhsis w,vss or sinsls svrte.
ID men can be hsndsomely accommodated with furnished
unfun,shsd and bosSd for The winner mode
rate price, ~ applying immsda,sy " Wsst ~ s:nng'
ton-plsee References given and required aus iw.
BOARD IN BROADWAY.-A few snsls gentle
Dmep, gentlemen with their wivcs, may he seeonrc
dated with paor and bedrooms with board si5i2 Broad
way, between Bfooms and spring Loesion pleasant
and sent--l Bath room 10 the house sals W.
IlRIVATk BOAKDINIs-UP TOWN. gsnte-
Z man and LADY, and too three single seutemsn csn
be pleasantly accommodated with board and urpishss of
unfurnished 10 small private family a, IS Amiy st.
References exchanged suzi o~eod
A GENTLEMAN and wife can Obtain . pleasant un-
hfurnishsd front room win board aso few single
doo, wei Of Rrosdvas aus n
lOAHD, &c.-A pleasant room the fire., door. suit
ID able fof gentleman and HE wife " th good board,
can had at - Oiverst The hopss large and very
sgreesby situated, and convenient for gentlemen curns
business hours down town. sais w
lDOARU, or ART OF house wanted, by gentleman,
twiie and servant In The vicinity OF broswsy sho VIII
furnish their own rooms, &c. Address tsaltng terms
which mu.t be moderately to Benjamin. Tribune once
aul9 5t-
DOSRDING.-Cen,em and tbeis wives aud fs..
ID single gs nIlemen can be accommodated with pleasant
and board al II hsrsett cor 81 Henry-a solsI.
DOAWDINts-Tnree or tour gentlemen can be accou
Dmodsed win PHEASANT airy sls hedded rooms piess
fast and tea full board, with I-sp-ctabie Enshs'
family, and conducted on tho Engiish pfincipo. Sseis
cleanliness and comfort be enjoyed. Warm and cod
na and Show er baths tho FREQ OF tho
Apply 10 mrs. AEDHuRsr, 5ii .Hoosson-si one bloc :
''o@ e'o-. - OF
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Drp Goods.

BROWN sHEBTINGs.
DROWN SHEETlN03 and shirngs OF all styles and
Dwidih Also, bsits, wick, twins warp, wsddb9, cot
ton yarn. Alec, brown drila For sale :! Me sheetins
credit, by IJy9tsm D0RR WHITAKER.
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PAVILION HOUSE,

~said r,speclfally inform his frisnds and m -
that he pleasant hcoi shsi Tue seose
staAIsa fsemontRow, fronting ths opsa o. ms ~
overlooking City Hall Having been thoroughly repaired,
nav furnished and many alterations and improvements
made whs add much the comfort Of travellers, there
being large and spacious paors with rooms suscbed, viii
bs found convenient for families well a. gent em~p Of
business leisure The very long experience he has had
the and tho determination 10 give his entire o.
forts the management OF Tho house he hopes by sfets
enon 10 "a. comforts Of his guests 10 merit
connuanse Of liberal patronage he has berstofoss "
ceved. - sroNh
Ro.fon yune q 1877 au7 l1rod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

ATrENPrs At SUIcIDE-A woman named Gun
nrghsm attempted 10 commit suicide last plight by
jumping In the river the foot OF Hl5erst sne was
rescued by officers Cavsnsugh and Jessup OF the FIN
Ward A man named Andrew Steigman attempted
70 commit suicide last night by shooting himself In the
head with pistol. but failed in the attempt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

The Attention Of hogsessepers and olhen 10 particularly
called 10 Wess Psisol nshl and Ich serev bedsissd,
whles drew premium q tns sts isr Of ths Amesesn
Hesitate O1 beds renovated Cos wholsssls ssd retail