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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-12
The Battle of CerrO GOrdO.
PHILADELPHIA, May 81
10 O'clock p M Z

Ao O'CLOCK, +. M.
In addition to the former news relative
to the great battle at Cerro Gordo, have
received few additional particulars, which
| hasten to forward.
Gen. Shields, who fought bravely in the
engagement, received mortal wound. He
is not expected to live.
Gen, Pillow was slightly wounded, and
will recover.
Gen. Patterson was sick on the 18th and
18th, and was therefore unable to take part
in the engagement.
The conduct Of Santa Anna and Ampu-
dia was cowardly in the extreme. After
leading the Mexicans into danger, they
were the first to give way before the we'll
directed fire from the Americans.
In his ingiorious flight, Santa Anna left
his coach on the field of battle, and it was
afterwards used to transport the brave A.
mericans who were wounded in the en-.
gagement.
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MORE ABOUT THE GREAT BATTLE.
PHILADELPHIA, May 9,1,

CioCk, + M.
The Washington Uuion of Saturday
night, (received this afternoon) contain.
official dispatches from Gen. Scott.
These dispatches fully confirm the
previous accounts of the glorious victory Of
the Americans at Cerro Gordo, on the 18th
and 18th Of April.
Over Three Thousand Mexicans were
taken prisoners, besides large number Of
officers. The following is list of the
officers, who were sent to Vera Cruz as
prisoners of war:
Jose Ma Jarero, brigadier general.
Romulo de la Vega, brigadier general.
P. Ruiz Y. Barada, captain of Mexican
navy, commanding artilley.
Vicente Arguelia, captain artillery.
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From the Ohio Statesman, Extra, of May I.
Great Fire i'm the State Prison,

! About, 4 o'clock this afternoon, fire
broke ont in the shops Of P. Hayden & Co.,
which consumed the entire eastern wing Of
shops-about one hundred and fifty feet In
length, and two stories high. The shops
consumed, were occupied for manufacture.
ing saddle trees, names, and the different
branches of hardware. All the machine
ry and tools were entirely destroyed. A
very large quantity of saddlery hardware
was in the buildings, which now lays in
heaps among the ruins. A large guam
tity Of saddle-trees and. names was also
consumed. ff.V i,yo,fs3 a Z
Our excellent fire department was soon
on the ground, and prevented the flames
from consuming the building occupied as
carpet and cooper shops-whioh building
is some three hundred feet in length This
building was on fire several times, but was
readily extinguished. All was saved that
it was possible to save, after the firemen
arrived. Many cords of seasoned timber
Tor making saddle-trees and names were
stacked up in the buildings, which were all
destroyed. 8:Sias 9 sai3SS I'm s
The loss Of Mr.. Hayden must be great.
We have heard it estimated at from 20. to
$25, 900; but this, Of course Is all guess
work. We understand he was insured to
the amount Of $s,0 900 in the Hartford In
surance Office" The convicts labored
hard, and did..much to extinguish thelames.
GF Among the killed at the battle of
Buena Vista was Lieut.. William Price Of
Illinois, IN the seventy y-second year of lis
age. He had left his home of affiuence and
ease, with the expressed wish to die in Che
service of his country. s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-12

The wooden leg Of Santa Anna taken
at the recent battle should BE- sent to Tom.
Corwin, as . reward for his services III the
cause Of Mexico, ~ Isa ~ ~
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Destructive Fire in Baltimore !

BALTIMORE, May 9th, 9 &C. P. M.
There was destructive Fire in this citv
today, which consumed, before it was
extinguished, five warehouses.
The Grocery Store of Mr.. Chestnut was
destroyed.
Williams Cabinet Factory was burnt
down.
Middleton's Tobacco Store shared the
same fate.
Kerman's Biscuit Office was also DESTROY.
ed.
Several other buildings were greatly
damaged.
The total loss is about $15O,OOO. Near.
ly all the property was insured either here
or at Philadelph phia.-PtNsburgh Post.
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For the Portage Sentinel
Relief Donations.

Committees or individuals in any OF the
Townships of Portage County, having III
their care, grain or other articles donated
for the relief of the destitute in Ireland and
Scotland, are requested to forward the same
to the Warehouse of Mr.. C. Prentiss, in
Ravenna, prior to the Goth day of the pre-
sent month.
All Cash donations may be paid over tc
E. P. BRAINARD, Esq, Treasurer OF the
County, who is authorized, by the Central
or County Committee, to receive and dis
burse oil money donations. Individuals re-
siding in Ravenna Township who have
subscribed Sash and have not paid the
same, or who intend to contribute Cash as
q donation, are specially requested to make
payment to Mr.. BRAlNARD at as early a
day as convenient.
For the information of the public, and
particularly those who have donated, the
Committee take pleasure in stating, that
one entire Boat load-amounting to 1900
bushels of grain-has been forwarded from
the Ravenna Depot to the care of the re-
lief Committee of Cleveland. The expense
of transportion to Cleveland has been de-
frayed by the friends of the cause at that
nlaca
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-12

ROBERT MILLER,
G. PRENTIss, Portage Co.,
GEO. MESSENGER, Relief
VIM. GOLDMAN, Committee.
E. P. BRAlNARD.
Ravenna, May 10th, 1s47.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15
March, le4T,
CITY ITEMS.

"WEDNESDAY, April a.
1.,.,a,.,rs FROM HoLLASD.-We understand
v-...r,.nds socie,y for the aid and assistance
ox,nm,srspts from Holland, is now in full operaHon-
De- ,.rn that IL has taken all possible measures to warn
,,,,v,.nts sssip,, impostons Those who wish 10 go
>, ,hs interior win be sent forward 70 their destination
,hout dslsy While those who prefer remaining IN ine
c,v win be provided with situations The Agent mas
,cssv m.nv applications for servants, farmers and me-
ch.p,es We learn also that large number Of noa"u
ere NAV be expected here the coming season ine'
vill be welcome Their INDUSTRY and good hso''' fs'
der them valuable citizens
r. we learn from the Police once thst tue
compliant made by Daniel sweeny against Cnsr'es ..
charging him with sbetting William Coyer Oh WI"
usmsbureh In bringing men from Wiiismsooign' io'
he purpose OF voting for MesGs Purser ana "uneD'
the Fourth Ward Of this City has been dismissed oy
MAGISTRATE, Mr. Ellis having been found upon e1snins
ton to be perfectly innocent OF the charge 0'''s"'
against him
ILLyoAL VoTrSo.--Hugh Dugan was yesterday
arrsssed for Illegally voting In the First District Of inc
p,,b Ward. He was committed by Alderman Benson
u.sh Bsvlsn was arrested for Illegally voting In the
sixth District Of the Eighth Ward. Committed Tor e1
animation.
srArr PRIsos sTATIsTIcs.-We have been po-
itsy furnished by Deputy Sheriff Stanton with the iOi
LOWING stsistcs for the month Of March. Number Of
males received during the month Of March III number
discharged by expiration Of terml3; died, pardoned
O. remaining In prison March 81, 1885, number OF ie'
males received during the month discharged by ex
p,raron Of term, remaining in prison March 81 s2
ATTEMPTS TO COMMIT SUIciDE.-A man name
unkowp) cut his throat yesterday morning In house NO
2se Mulbcrryst HIS wound was dressed by surgeon
when he was taken to the hospital. Jesse ChMnpn
Of No 20 Leroy attempted 10 hang himself yesterday
In his stable but discovered and cut down 40 uie
10 save his life. "A woman named Margaret byrns Gu
her thross about 9 O'Clock this morning In Cen
terst opposite Center Market She was arrested sno
her wound dressed when she was taken to the hospsi
PfrIr LARcEHIEs.-- Harriet Windu, Mary
Dopshty. EhxaJ williams and Julia Bsrto were arrest
Cd Yesterday charged with stealing ws,ch from JONI
Kelly on tbs Points Committed for examination An
drew Ryan was arrested suspicion oil stealing ee'
pes. Committed for examination
Ew The Steamer Hendrix Hudson Cap, NNi
rrnpxs has now commenced her regular trips Derives
a.. CITY ard Albany She in connection with u
I..ae Notwithstanding six o'clock line The secor
modstons on THE Steam Palace including the prom
nades. lounges eating sleeping attentions, &c are NJ
l inferior 70 tiose Of our beet hotels.
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MARINE JOU X n A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.
a.. NJ =

ship Panama 0riswold 90 Dc I'm Canton, teas, silks
lie TO q 0hswod. -,
ship Edwina West frn Antwerp and Flushing. Usi
all mdse TO Hurleui Co Lef ships Shakespeare
Porter for NewYork 10th u Cotton Planter Pratt Dc
DO Charlemaspe 2sth for New Orleans brig fslcoper
Dawson. unc: ship New Hampshire. Chase. for New
vcrx. sle 18Th cit banks Epervier; Farwsli, DO 90
Cssilda Bggios do; 18th The has experienced yer,
severe weather during the pzsssge-2l5 passengers.
Br ship Meese, Hunter 25 de- fun Liverpool, mdse, e
penneston. Wood 4 Co-509 passengers.
Br ship Virginia Brown. % ds I'm Liverpool salt snc
s76 passengers, 10 Williams 4 Guion.
Br ship Emperor, Day, 81 dc I'm London, ballast, 4
master
Br bsxk Great Britain. Wilson, Sc de fm Belfast bal
Let ma i27 passengers, TO NJ Tyler Co.
Dsrk Chsirss Townsend, TIM Malaga and Gibraltar. s.
a fruit &c. 70 Francia 4 Co
bds Eolus, Coach, days from Charleston, cotton,
ssSr Samuel B, (of Wells Mo- Staples Nsworissns
Issd - 70 usssss.
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yEW .yNRl. TRIBUNE.
rron ,he Louisrille yournsl.

SPRING. az
Ixsow that the SprIng-nme
Ia oome. for I heard
n. the uorn's early PRIME
The blthe bluebird;
And high in the clear SKY
The martin, that brings
& Tidings Of Summer nish'
Warn on his wings
And see, in the hedge bid
The violet blue.
With its hslfopened lid
Laden with dew;
sr And in the border trim
The crocus lifts up,
As . young novice pnm,
Her Tiny cup.
And the brock hurriss fast
With bright dimpled lace
As child frolics past
Flushed with the chase
And the wind wooing sips
..,.. Delight A. it goes
From the sweet budding hps
OF the young rose
Obi 'tis the season gay,
Whom earth from its gloom,
Warmed by the vernal rsy,
Bursts into bloom
And the souls cherished thought
Imprisoned too long,
By It's own fervor taught,
Breaks into song
Then hail TO the Springtime'
Her sunshine her showers
Welcome the merry chime
h Heard in her bowers.
Hail her with beaming brow,
With sports and with cheer
Crown her with garlands now,
Queen Of the Year
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EOK SALE. Cotton Machinery, made in the best nan
IL ner and most approved principle, by Rogers hetcnuui
grosyepor and Charles Dsnforih OF son. NewJsr-
sew One willow picker snd lap machine, ten ~ nea
cards two headed drawing lrsmes one 10 srano enu
hree "a strsnd speedes three Dsnfcrth spinning frames
OF spindes each and Eve Dautorth spinning trses o.
l32 spin lies EACH mules OF 4A spindes esen5n s
1898 spipdles One spoollng machine win "a spine y
two walping mills Ave reels, with csns, spoos hooee
and every other article apperainng 10 spinning OF eoou
with Inc above number OF spindes The Dsnforlh frames
have been In operation but few monhs-some OF tne.l
moi nIne monihs The mules new, and have been ~
operation less than months and almost every arucs
necesssy TO operate the machinery, Is new. -,
The machinery, NC Is well arranged gesrea sna oee
In brick building loo feet long stories nsn, u s
NswJersey thirty miles from Philadelphis and sAi>
miles from New-York cities There Ia ample room io
looms necessary 10 weave all The 'ns' CAN NC 'pH
the number Of spindles mentioned.
The machinery may remain where Is or Dc removes
TO any other place. and may be purchased Tar below "
THOMAS l. sTRYKER, Trenton, n. J.
r. 4 ID NJ sTEBBlNS New York
ABRAHAM GOODWIN, Paterson, N j.
ss9weod ISAAC C. FIELD. Philsdelphia
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Drp Uoo0s .
rNBnofpKsIEs, LACE GOODS. pREss CAPS sfssoss, hc-
377 BROADWAY,

NJ SCOTT CO have recently opened ne tooVe
w with large and splendid stoes 10 wnien ln1y
respectfully invite The alteration Of ladies' Amlo NV
and eleg variety viii be found TksBouk psfts seIy
fine quantity from IS stEDLE WORK TreEtD ohtssEs
Is and rovs from SO; soi Of eotered ngnrea nee
lam dres.s, Al q ISFAxrs embroidered rSbi from - %
10 $50: about Is dozen rEEDLEwoRx COLLARS from Ss 70
Is each; large quantity chsn.iietfe', various syesi -
dozen ,rbrc,6ti cuff from 4sfo 81 pair sheer tape
bordered LAWS HaxDKERcHErs from 80 10 sl1 per COZ
hernmed stitch rivisrs sud embroidered do neS ene
elegant assortment Of imitation lace oes from e ~ 10
81 So each slsrge quantity black and while 1aes vei'
from g. upward Remarkably cheap an excellent var.
CIV of The NEWEST RIBBONS are orsred a. 'ery
mail vance on he cost OF i'm porson % or 30 doIen
dreu COPS comprising almost every yanety OF stye le
assortment Of vsencisrnes, Mechin, Regency ro,n.
lemon bsek Brssells ard imitation laoesi muslin
trimmings kc sc ". 3 As every sfuce IL mA,kse -
the ow eel emunersting profit dvtf'0n IN preS' sa "
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feoal Notices

.frf nfa
sayfSFF~, -aLE-By vir'us q err 's. rps.
Aiurs Of A.sgnme1t nd ~ o,qu *. City Of sewYorE
a. snss,,,. Messrs Bleeeker MAlany s.nSe IN
in all ~ pubiic sufon al The Merchants Ssa5 Al 10
me Wy o' gsi lille interest clsrn arc esmsna,
oeosk; ~ ~ s.,,s Of John Seaman of s.id e, ns ss
auggsi being estate for tns ssSyided third part Of
s.serIbed pieces Of real estate s'uA'' ~
he Civ ard County Of w csiha-
es.erised 10 and conveyed q az Mic1ss ap
ss Ih September 1887 between in he on
msoe ~, ~ ard Thomas Drake, snd reco, e. w. a.
May rs ~ the CITY and County OF New or. ~
~ & AZ of Convrysnces, &c pase - ~ .,,ss, rnr,
ina - said premises are now Know" " -
Der The lots in Cherry street nee' ,Ss -,
described in and conveyed By a. ma ~,s md the said
ard recorded In the last "a once, 10
In M 81 OF Conveysnces, p.ge % 'ne 90. &c Gu 90
l7ss" Said premise, ~ are s. IL ssionins
,Is,i Tn. lot Il the corner Of snu
desere-d n spe Hem R1,ser. and the
MAJ ma sas ms. and recorded In Ihe last mentoned
tsmher i7esp Said premises are no" 'no"H - W. -
Tssytsiy The lot. fronng on DivOnsrsst .nd Es. i
prosaway formerly Hsmso-street oescrge9 ~ az
-, n5estur- made the 10th April 1900, be-
svveer Henry Bedlow and Others ana VIC 50 a.
~ coovevances ne page l7s, the 18th May SoO
SAID premises are row known py 'ne s"ee' Hu'e 90
Nos SO and go East Broad way ., ,ro,,,d ,,onny
resfv The tnanz ular lot or piece 81 giouno HVnns
~ described in sed conveyed by an inden
Ire ,nsss 9sh Juy 1900 between Seth Chos'e and we
~ ne ala Thomas Drske and recorded 10 me las me-
TONED Office 10 Lib No 50 o. Conyeysnees pege SEQ e
an August 1900" said premises are now Known Is NO
40 Merkstsireet .,z la q, he poxvsrv
,s,rsss In and conveyed by an indenture, MADE t1
F-brusry 1907 between Christopher Hubos ana "ie sno
sSsannsh Char es Sally Susan and Ann Drske ana re
1000 n The last mentioned Office In LIB No 74oi Con
veysnces se page Sa4 10Th April, 1907" said prem
5000 The ot 10 Beekmsn street described In and
conveved BIZ an indenure made Sd November 1903, be-
,wesn William Pnkney and wife and the said susan "a
ch,es ssy Susan and Ann Drake snd recorded In the
office OF Register Of the City and County OF New N
Lin $40 OF Conveyances. &c page as, the 9Th March
1886 SAID premises known as No II Beekmansree
CisIflfv 1.-THE lot IN Hudson street, opposite Hudson
square described In and conveyed BY an ndeniure made
80th December 1873 between the Rector, Church war
dens and Vestrymen Of Trinity Church. in the City Of New
York and the said susannah, Charles, Susan and Ann
Drake and recorded IN the Office Of Register OF The City
and County of New-York in LIB. $40 or Conyeyances
nsge as ne eta March, 1886" Said premises are now
known as No. 1il Budson-slreeL
For farther particulars, as TO The rents aud Inc ONE Oh
said property asd the estimated value Of said lie estate
please inquire Of Mount Allen al heir otce NO. "a
Ssss,u steel WILLIAM VAN ARsDALE,
WILLIAM NJ ALLEN,
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d M sTEBPINs,

MO II NAssAU-sT. have for,aie In oi' 10 sui Pui'
lNeh.sers al lowest Ca5h prlot,- 80. H., An.
BROWN sHEETING5; Lawrence, Inc A he71 M, ~
49, Fxster Mcrrinaek, Crolon, Lowell, Eaton bills
tyesiuort Wholesome, Hartford, Niles, &c &c gfee'
variety of STYLES, heavy and hne. -,
cHEEsE CLOTHS |, a., and 50 inches woe; A
COTTON YARN; Twist and Fillng-Noa 70 ~,
from he bes, mills 10 Paterson n j. for manufacturers OF
coarse YARNS for country trsde-as.orIed Eos ,,S
IN 10 su3 10 H. OF superior quality from Norm sna 'ou
Caroins Georgia, Virginia and Ne~-Je r,. c.,
pet Warp. Wicting. Seine Twine sc. &C. ar,
lTfhersl advances made on coneignnlenb. ~ o.l
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Things In philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Pun ApEI P4iA. Abr

y PHILADELPHIA, hpfn Id
The markets have been inanimate to day Flour
selling at t6 g. Wheat in small parcels los for Whiie
md $50 for Red. with some transactions shade lower
lar future delivery; Corn Meal firm at a OF Corn W
avg, Provisions and Groceries firm, with moderate
saIss Nothing doiog in Cotton holders refuse to re
Lax prices. ., ,,,..
There ~as large amount of business done at the
Stock Board, as follows -
FSvsi Board-s Bank Ky, 75t 1000 STATE os cash *
O. Nava 81; Is Gerard Trust 81 $1,000 state De- * .
1000 Lehigh 6s 6et so Pennington Cop Co, let YOU
Treu SIS l0l4; so Vicksburg IS. III 10 susq Ca
nal 1874 1000 Iehgh &C. 90; 100 Morrs 2at 500 state
81 7ei; II Mech Bank 81 600 Morris q Second Board
LOCO u &C. 81 b5 l04; 25 Nav. 81 100 U BIZ %
S; IL Bank Ky. rs; 800 vicksg l2t 80 BIZ Fem lp'
IS 81; 1000 Nav g., 65. 60 1900 g. Treas Notes
lO2; ilOo0 do s. l02; so vicksg, III Lehigh, 2et
1000 State &c. T2t Is b., 5; 300 Texas 9. ~
ii Com b. 52i; 100 Reading cash, 30; $50 Bk, "
5000 Texas 8 y Bonds. 23t 100 Vcksg 81, wn' liz
FATAL CAsuALTy.-The stage coach hence TO
M Vernon on Thursday night was upset some nve
uIlss this side the latter place by which Mrs Court
new Of Massachusetts. was killed and several passen
ssrs more or lees hurt Among those injured Were Z
81 sf Esq Of this city. aud the lady Of yustus b. Bell
Fso late OF Circlevie The extent Of the injury sus
.incJ by them we have not learned. Several Of the
psspcnssrs escaped unipjured. -
journal, columbus, o. 10th.
- A child Of James Brown, Of Bellevie, N J.
sbot two years of sse death by Its clothes
kipr Hrs during the sbssnce Of the mother one day
lssfv Iook.
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From GAIENA.-The steamer Lynx, Capt. j. AT.
Gibson arrived last night from Gslens the hrst boat
from that point this season She tGslena on the SOtn
nit and reports that tho ice in Fever River was broken
p by the boats that arrived there the previous Day
The weather was cold, and good deal OF ice running
Ina the Upper Mississippi She found three feet nine
inches water on the Lower Rapids part oil her cargo
consisted of 1900 pigs lead Isl. Louis Rep 3D.
srABBIsG.-Yeste evening, about dusk Dr
Pepdergrast was stabbed his residence on Market
a. by man named Rckerson. Two flesh wounds were
inflicted in the Doctors right breast They are not con
sidered dangerous Rickerson sin jail He has family
and ia a carpenter by trade. Louisville Jour S,n.
STEAMBOAT ExPLosios-Loss Of Lte.-Ine
,e.rnhos, simon Ksnton near Clsrksvillc Tenn col
isnsed her boiler by which accident one person was
| kled and seven others badly scelded.
| N"e' w IPhila N. Amer. Tel. Dis.
Cys- The carpenters, plasters and hodcarrieIs
Baltimore were out strike for higher wages on mon
day last
rT Edward Dance had both his hands nearly
shot away while firing a salute in honor oil the 'eT'
Cruz victory at Savannah Geo. on the 9Th
V The smoke house Jobn Grier OF Pittsburgh
with about Of bacon, was destroyed ~ nre Oh
Monday lsst.
r- Deaths in GAINESVILLE, Ohio, for year ending
lat inst 100.
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InHN nARLEY.

40 Iss Broadway corner Of L.b-rtyr.
KEEPs CONSTANTLY 90 hard e9np sH sS m Al
IN u sne ADD superhne goods, which pc VI s1, "
,n ior.. market price for cSsa approved ete1t "
Fngli.s Frsncn and American brosdeioh.' -
AID vestogs Of all colors and a1alitl-s ,ets
lirep dress .hrts, collars, eravas sno SCI s"Ju'
"a a gSnrrsl assortment OF fancy goods - ,r.,
His worn IL all made by hfsi-rae , Svo-tng
an wiz ,brir orders may rely having her sIon,ns
90, nm 4, The best style and a. prices as low - Ine s
snsiI,v 81 WORK can be expected at any ohe
49,, Z, The Union Orders from any part o. lne c9a1uy
nj, esve prompt stienion and clothing forwarded oy
he ,no.t safe and expeditions roules- ale
lns 9s,,issn furnishing their own goods may rely
on bsyins Them made up In siyls not 10 be
Also Constan.ly hand large assortment .. a.
Meds Clofhing
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TO coUsrsY MERCHANTS. sErAIL otALths AsD OTHERS.
OATHARINE-STREET BAZAAR.
I H. ABBEY co. Wholesale and Retail Ceslers IL
l.Eugsh. French aud German Fancy Goods and Toys,
consisting In part OF cutlery, stationery owelry, PERU
merry sosps combs brushes, pocketoooks, rsrOrsuops
buttons thread needless hooks and beads kid and
wax dolls wooden tin and pewter toys with general
variety OF other articles which will be sold IN small quan-
uties q, wholesale prices. L. n. ABBEY,
WIN B. MOORE,Jr.
50 Catharine-st one door below Henry-sL
For Sse--0ne Of Wiiders Patent salamander Safes
Also one desk. two counters with drawers, and some
fisss standing cases kc MI "
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
IN poohs-sAfp Toronto. from L0sdos-Nr Lsmsek Of
New.fork Richard smith. Henry Muntford Mr. Newton.
w smth. Esq ali Of London-l35 In the steersse.
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IN PURSUANCE OF 40 order OF The Surrogate Of The
County Of New-York Notice 10 hereby given to al per-
having claims against Amanda A Enge ste Of me
City OF New deceased TO present the sane WIN me
vouchers thereof 70 the subscribers al the ONCE OF u
Ransom 70 Nassau ee In the City Of Ne~.fork, on
or before the 10Th day OF July nextDaIsd Newfofk me
9th day Of January, fs47. -
II Iawem JOHN DRUMhOND,l