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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

1HIsf@4Ns
IoaHg Hgs7H, sweet cargo 80
Do de-. fine cargo -
Do do. silver leaf loo
SILVER LE,f.-Seldom sold even by large dealers, he
cause OF the very small profits made On "a sale. fhis
is yery superior Tea.
GaHp0irder. very fine 90
Do. Plantation, the finest cultivated F.25
Geldea Chop 80
GotBgv GHor-This is the finest Green Tea cultivated
Ia China. Its Of the first piekiugs. and etcels all 9th
erGfeen Teas for It's delIcacy o. flavor, strength and A.
roma. Heretofore tins Tea has never reached tins
country except IN small lots, as presents to importers.
inPeftat, very line 90
DO. Plantation Grorth, extra fine I.25
Do. in lib. canistels, the finest cul-
tigalel. 80
BLACK.
O9loHg. a delicious Black Tea 50
heng an Ooloug Tea. The difference II ton PLAIN and
tile deception TOO palpsbls.
O1loltE. plantation growth -
Do. ii lib. c%atties, extra fine Loo
NJ Plus Uitru 100
NJ PLrst LTRA-This Tea is as fragrant and sweet a.
4 no>eaaf. Il yields a perfume that - lrIiy delight
tuf. It's of garden growth, and superior TO any thing
ef The klnd ever sold in this country.
English BfeahJdst, very superior 10
H~ofqna's Mrtuft, a strong and itch
Black Tea. Pekoe flavor -
p. S-Remelnber 70 call at the Dry Goods. Variety &
FANNY Grocery store Of pNSsE1r6 ROBINSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22
APPLIES ssANS
veTV low I0't TefsINFd q p nNKKN1lr.
GRESE SAW HILL

AND IUAL
THE .ul-trter Whl sell - private sa'c, on or ueforc
l Nlordae. the 3rddag Of MAY nstt; all liz balance nt
,n.oid trart ofiand north Of and adjoining Burlington,
a, fhe Dbto river. FORMERLY ewned hy Andrew = W oois
Pan i'm sertiou and lets TO suit purchaser The al
vantaaes this property pos~ess afe aloNe cay pa iht
peiphlorhamd. Tie sIte for The grtst and saw tuti r 81"
sl4pdtv tHe best. and lheycan be- tau al iess expense Then
~ mills WITHIN 90 miles. The caal iata tfqhttug tte
river "a / lie lad oi in 200 aud Huu feet lots with Tho
g,nund 10 the river. The above land viii he survetet
aud "A pIut IF Tie %sectiaus anu lotsretdY ~ Ne snow II tf
ne 45ih of March ne&t, al my Store on Monroe street
Nbrefirag N here any prr-utI wishing 10 purchase rti
rail- and see. and hear the pttee- ierlsa ole lltiid Of tH'
,,rrta... money ia hand the hsiapre4 m sHs yrar. ~
hi, EN- = I'M fhrcr etats aud u tour wears, heaun-
interest from Inc 4ate OF purchase, with security
good title writ Re gwen
few i3dAWtd VT IL \ mil
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22
1D coo.

New Jersey Lottery, Class i draws
at Jersey City. lIay %, 1917; 70 mum.
bers, II drawn ballots.
lprize of 100000 / prize of $4,000
do 5000 10 do 1000
Tickets SIS; a certificate Of &c whole
tickets viii be sent for S60-Shares in
propOrtiOn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22
$1,000.

Aonongalia Lottery, Class i9, draws
Hay IS. 1877. 10 numbers. - drawn
ballots.
/ prize of 5000 / prize Of loo
- dc - LOO 5 do 1000
/ do 1890 > do 400
Tickets 5 dollars; a certificate OF %
whole tickets will cost IS dollars. Shares
in proportion.
New Jersey Lottery class 10, draws at
Jersey City Nay 10, 1847. /; Nos
13 drawn ballots.
prize Of $40 o prize Of 1000
/ do 1900 l do 1000
4 do 10000 10 do 1000
4,lv,,1.Y . ,iVtio,s, e,.9:s-~.~ er ae
whole tickets will be sold for 6 5 dollars:
Shares in proportion.
Monongalia Lottery, Class 90, draws
May 20, 1871. 10 numbers, II drawn
ballots.
l prize of 10000 ; prizes Of Loco
do 4,O00-5 do SOC
Tickets 3 dollars; a certificate of 26
whole tickets 10 dollars. Shares in pro-
| portion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22
AUCTION MD COMMISSION STORE.

No 10 MARkEI S1lI Nh
Fat side. / door Nesth Of Market AneF
FwrUF sI Est RTBER respectfully fnfcfms h= friends
a md tie public, ihst he has taken the atafe -fair.
ERhtF lie a. prcnaTed To- receive eHeds for sale nu eHH
MISSION or at auction, aftcpd 10 all sales Of Furniture,
Merchandise or Keal Estate en the most favorable trrHf
DIV taudz. Hardw are. took ard VARIETY Sales on
THURSDAY and fruddy eveuuEs, furn1tffF ssie- 1T -
5tor=tu Weducsds, ami Saturday m0rnings. Thankful
TOR Fasf faeafs, lie v4l eHdeareI ia merit a continuance
!. MIR. ,f rofufa4c amor FVN- HATI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22
JOHN -. ssabY ~
tSHecessar 90 r. BoYd. dceadl
WHOLESALE AND HEMAiL DEALER
IRON AND MAILS,

MINI 2 W.
WHEELING W.
n IWAY~au hand aud tpr -4le ct lie lowest price,
- fI4f and mHnd Haf from ~ al sfsrs, fHsisl sHd
Nn4ef,a u -t,etot aHAlud A4is ot every size, W wagon
a. rfTtef@ aud Finuea C%s5f8H-.. Hollow rvsrc, q
~ ,ratta- tfs n5 elsfotaert u tlch ar-l sadtet ~
n-.- + -. is,..e hs- a-eF aI D.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22
1000

HonongeIia Lottery, class IG, draws May
6, Tg47. 70 numbers. - drawn ballots.
/ prize of 1000 l prize Of 1000
do $500 10 do 200
l do 1.561 81 do 100
Tickets 80, IA certificate OF % whole
tickets will cost So dollars. Shares IN
proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22
S.s0,O0O.

Alexandria Lottery, class o5, draws at
Alexandria. Aiay IS, lG47; 78 mum
bcrs 10 drawn ballots.
/ prize of 100000 1prizo Of $1,000
/ DO 5000 | do LOO
/ do 3,OO0-10 do Loco
Tickets 5 dollars; a certificate of 26
whole Tickets will BE- sent for 80 dolls,
shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

y RfTIaH. Trench and tmeriesn rfnt4. large stock
As of eveIs esrietr, black ard fancy cafsfed Ecrage
aud SIR and wool siizarnes, black six warn sipsrss,
t4aes eulofcd ae, musliu de sol. supcf super plain white
SWISS figured do, mattiont IdStrtns and gro de Swiss
silks. flowers aud HHesths do, cheap al
prl3 MMtRRA4tS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22
$4,000.

Alex. LOTTERY, Class 90, draws ut Al.
exondria, Nay 8, 1847, IS numbers;
Is drawn ballots.
prize Of $4,000 / prize of 1000
/ do 10000 do 5000
1 do 5000 10 do 1000
Tickets 10 dollars: u certificate Of 2
whole Tickets will be gent for l10 dolls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22
RIVER NEWS.

RI b. ge.sfIH The Channel-ldilitlg
.rplyNs AND DEPARTURES
In.ot for tn iast2t H0vrs. ending y MA
/ O'Clock, P. ~
ARRIVED
sH;berpis. No2. KliDeteltcr, Pittsburgh.
N,v England, -Ebbert,
Rob Fulton, Collier,
Eirmo1ni, Poe.
lbIonehe. Williams,
Anercn Star, Hanna, Cincinnati.
Caipper No 8, Crooks,
lnqio Saxon, Price. St Louis
Dud.oa, Poe, Sun Fish.
DEPARTED.
Hibenia, No 2 Klinetelter, Cincinnati.
Tsl.man, Cole, StLouis.
Rob- Fulton, Cole,
Anerica0 Star, Hanna, Pittsburgh
New England, Eb5eIt,
Arg Shone Price,
HUDSON. Poe,
.Clipper No ,, Crooks,
Araiandhe, Williams. No
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22
S5O.OD0.

Tickets 15dolls; a certificate Of 20 whole
tickets will be sent for ( 5doIlars; shares
Ia proportion.
Address youl orders 70
K. ARMSTRONG & co. Agents,
aprl7 For the Managers. Wheeling, Va.
Alexandria Lottery, Class +, drawn l.
priI 10, 1877; II 81 81 a prize of 10000
s4nf To- Nrw York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22
y
10000

NEw JERSEY LOTTERY, Clsss SO, draws
at Jersey City, May 12. f847. 70 mum
bers. l2 drawn ballots.
1 prize Of $4,000 Prize OF $4,000
do 10000 do 1910
do 10000 q do 1000
Tickets ) dollars; a certificate Of 90
whole tickets viii be sent for 90 dollars.
Sna-as IN nranortion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22
DIN & O. EH

TYANE REMOVED their HtRpwsR sroRr to the
A6 corner of Monroe and Market Streets, opposite the
POST OFFICE. IA
a LLMAN MAXWELL. have Just received 2c0o
AA lis hest Baltimore Spanish Sole Leather, eco lbs
New York do, : dozen Madras and fsmpica Morocco
Skins, ) dozen do do kId do. which viii 10 .eld low for
CASH; mr p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22
JOHN VI. OREW n co.

MFKtFANI IAELUkS7
so 80. BAL1f nor STREET,
N,r,R flsst coritr NJ Charles, BattimOrt.
yrfVE rc.seed thrir rprins and sunni er SUPPLY e9t
81 y.tl. r+ssuneres, Ncsting-. &C. which they viii
- ~ cider in the test and most fashionable stAle
GENILEMENS CLOTHING.
1o,bs sresHa honr nfthcir building which has h"eo
-, ths tut. sse, will hs found a large assortment
~. s2..-t and medium qualities ~ Ready Made Cloth
- N .nnsrat IS le and yer sHea'shlp,
SIN 0afstien m prices tts aNes' pIit - ss4'
-.t,5 ia aruTcs ON every garment
q. -. rent las teen Handsomely htted mp Tor ths
~ aeaas n the piece-A very laTse assortment 81
g. g...,etrc>. Vtstngs Il Trimming teIng Away
- an th. Iaue est narket price,, 10 whtehthe al'eh'
een 81 uurclas.rs - invited. y ii-N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22
100000.

= Alexandria Lottery. Class 24draws At
Alexandria May %, 1917. rs numbers;
I3 drawn ballots.
prize Of $4,000 1 prize of 1000
do $4,000 do 8 100
do 5000 do 2.70o
do 5000 Is do 1000
Tickets 1Odols; a certificate of26 whole
tickets viii be sent for $50 d~olls.-Shares
III proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22
w. co. MANAGERS.
RICHMOND, VA.
Sucetssors to J. &; Grsgory O. Go.
Ma \, lA7.

UEOrders for tickets in either of the fol
lowing SCHEMES addressed to the under
signed, attended to BY return Of mil, and
drawings forwarded as soon as they are recei-
we'd. Address
J. W. MAURY & co. MANAGERS.
Richmond. VilgeRia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22
MANAGER'S OFFICE.
IIElD QUARTERS.

RoBT. ARMSTRONG < co. Sole areats
HHEELING- u.
SPLENDID SCFIEHES
For the month OF Nav. 1917.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

W ~ IA. FtELLE. uES1Y h. LlsT
STEELE < LIST.
lSaccs5sors 70 Shrirtr d Steie)
CR OCERS,-
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
lIat1r Street, Whecling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

.-tt+. ar-sY TW1lr rs-e.-
AZ s'i ~ - Gu EFHF.
30 ta Ml.t H's s.-
"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

POINTED GOLD PENS
p 81 received ssma lot or very superior Gold feus
mo J0UN BISHOP, No. $50 Man street,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

l. / * ROBINSON. -
{ INLf tgeuts for the CITY Of Wheeling for this we'll
established and highly popular Pekin Ten Company
nave tHe pressure Of presenting To the citizens Of Vince
ling the pure TEAS imported bv tins Company At The
lowest Price, among which Ne present The following va
rcty
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

Tan FtHe sleat la Hsa4= saa f4rH.s@+z f-r.=t
a4 nutJee al mr 81 JUUNsUN's. I-5 NsrEof So,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16
To nv Friend. and the Public.

The discussion in which have been panied 10 1nt
In many instances total disregard TO moral "a vel 80
10 professional truth. having So FAR as am personally
engaged in H. terminated beg leave 10 call the aien
ton OF my friends and the public TO three only OF many
passages in which principle and truth are deeply In
volyed in order to any untsvorsbls impression
,hst may have been made Ia reading them + h.
Clark in his second communication, addresses 10 tne
the following language " FINDING youfse tnns ""isei
vou then threaten attack my private charseter-nf
in private note and then In your article IN yea
,srday'. Tribune" When this wss printed denied
publicly snd called upon Mr. orprot but in'icAd OF
comee sFsin before the public. he wrote me- respec
fu letter etrscng the accusation snd expressing deep
regret Tor having under ghy excited "ngs 80 h'suy
nsinerpreted ms words and also hs farther f'getior
the language which accompanied the assertion with
which scknowl led gmcuts am highly Stabbed
The following passage by Mr. Baker escaped my no
tice until after had written the article IN which pro
missed by his request 70 10 Atsa alone It's As follows
" am unwilling that any portion Of the community
should be deceived by the false. fmPndsnt on raiAo
spscios assertions and hsOris put forth In the puohe
nrints by Mr. p" In Justice | would respectfully ask
iesve OF Mr. to say that am not aware OF having 81
any time devisted In the ghtest degree from uuth sud
propriety either in relation Ia The pernicous quahues
aud effects of smsgam 20 the public or to my oppon"n
II have used any word that has conveyed 10 the reader
want OF strict truth and csndor on my part should
be pointed out IL shsll be Immediately sckno"le"se'
and corrected Mr. farther says Is II IN virtue o.
Letters Patent rAA YOU boast Of " and 10 thls would
.i, AK of him the farther permission In say, thst u 10
totally uniounded and ~ickedy untrue ss never In my
lite applied for received spoke Of receiving LsHo'
Patent" A to the eptheis 40 bounuiuiy bestowed on
me the bile will know where, how and Ia whom 70
sooy them The fury OF the Anslgsm poison pointed
shatts hurled with much violence being speu before
they reached me- they have All fallen unbroksn and
harmless AZ my feet ready tO De- picked up aud csst
again by the true nj unerrng archery OF public opinion,
Al those who aro most worthy Of them snd who beet
deserve 70 suffer from their corrodng. and cankeug In
fuea ,eshi,hero borne only by the unsuspecung and
upu,ry Those who use the deadly poison Of qucs,l.
yer unde ths disguised and deceptive names OF koys
Mineral succeed .neumn Adamantine Cement Limo.
deon" sc &c impose upon and deceive their panen"
In the very names they employ while they ~ the same
limo carry las Mr. Brewster truly ssys) dsdth and de
rasaiioa TO the teeth submitted to their attention
July IA. lsi7. PAhMLl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16

~ We have received a letter from Hlsbo-
rough. n H. in which the writer proposes "JM
WusoN as candidate for the sPeakershiP Of the
House. and thinks New Hampshire is entitled 70
the compliment on account OF her successful strus-
giles the last two years against oorruPting and cor
rupted Loco Foooism Gen. WILSON may be very
well qualified for the position, snd, we doubt not IS
but New Hampshire should serve little longer
apprenticeship to the GOOD CAUSE before she a'P're'
to that distinction. Beside, Gen WILSON VIII do
her more credit doubtless as true-hesrted' eio-
qaent and efficient Representative, than could be
derived nom the mere possession OF the Speaker
ship.
The same writer says that the sth of July-the
day Of the late victory-will henceforw ard be eele
brsted in n. h /" well as the sth of January here
toiore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16
jNEW-xURk TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 10.
Tar sorrHrRs MAILS there any good res

THE SoUrHERS MAILS tnere any COCO reason
Why this msil-by far the most important that
comes to our city-should not be forwarded by the
Camden and Amboy Line which now leaves
philsdelphia at 5 O'Clock, and reaches here at lOi
AMI For several days past. instead Of reach
ips az at 3 o clock p NJ. when it is fairly due, 1t
has been kept back TIL O'Clock, thus seriously in.
commoding the business part Of the community.
It is bad enough to detsin the mail five or SIX hours
at Philadelphia bot it is too bad after this deten-
ton, 10 forward it only at the snais pace. Is 1t
not disgrsoeol that private enterprise should fur
nish the Press Of New York with papers from the
South four or Eve hours in advance Of the Mali
Mast this state Of things be always endured ?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16

On Monday evening JAY II BY Rev. Aaron Lsses,
l. RUGG Esq Of Oak Hill. Greene County. n 10
Miss EUGESIA SCOYEN, daughter Of the late Captain
Peter sc0yen OF this City.
90 the 18th Instant by Rev. DR. Msrceus VAN
NOsTRAND of the York institute for the Deaf and
Dumb 70 HANNAH J. daughter OF Thomas 3. Richards.
Esq $500 -
On the 18th inst by Rev A Boomer Hart, WN Z.
STARR to Miss MARIA C. ROME daughter OF James
Rome Esa al Of this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16
DIED
inst SMITH BAKER. sged ~

On THURSDAY 18th inst SMITH BAKER. sged 4.
years sai months
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited 10 attend his funeral from th residence OF
his brother Charles Baker - Norfolk hi. day Al
O'Clock His remains will b. taken D. Greenwood
Cemetery for interment
Yesterday morning 18Th inst MARY ANN. daughter
OF 4 Hamilton and Ehzsbeth wallis, ssed IL months
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
ully invited attend the funeral. this afternoon 81
tfv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16

FEAs, ssGARs, CoFFEEs AsD 0socssiEs-J o. Fo"Lts
would inform his freads and the public that he has Finished
the enlargement OF his Store tho old stand, $50 Green
wchsL and that he has hand. aud Is daily receiving
Teas Sugsp, Cofees &C. IN sll their variety, most Of
which he is offering very reduced prices Families ard
dealer. from tho country invited to call and examine
fla large stock before purchasing Mt 80 and "a Green.
wch and 10 Nesey sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16

Wison's majority $1,000. 4iO MAJ against " -243o
Majority against Moulton 1850 Wilson's net gain es5
Moultons net loss, 572.
The noble position Gen. Wilson assumed IN the
last Legislature On the subject OF the extension Of
.lave-territory no doubt contributed much to this
extraordinary change OF public sentiment IN his ia
vor, The manly course pursued by Mr. Preston
the candidate of the Independents, IN virtually
withdrawing from the canvass was at the same
time of most opportune and efectusl assistance
HIS magnanimity Will not be forgotten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16

Exsmlned and dIsebgedon promise Of good behaviour
80. David OConn.r arrested BY oseer wolven fog
being drunk and dIsorderly Discharged snd sent %
No fefk .Wfils-n BrDsu ~ srrssf-d flr "a sbcY
by officer Higgins Sent IN tho Aims House. ZOO pa
Bonney arrested By officer Woven for Peu, larceny
Examined and declared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16

sASDs's ssRs,FARLLA.-The numerous unsoieiedlss
tmonias from Individuals OF the highest responsibility,
show In the conclusive and satisfactory Manner No
powerful agency this preparation Possesses 10 sfs.ng
and curing diseases Of the ganduar and 0sseou systems
In Tvs composition which much Of ts aclvity AMI vAus
depend tho potent smpes u the vegetable Kingdom
ara united presenting preparation, differing entirely IN
It's character and operation from any other
Under restoring influence strength and ygor are In.
parted the exhausted system and health succeeds ds
upon The principle that Spring succeeds Win
ter and the earth Ia clothed In yerdsnt besuy under The
gensl Influence OF refreshing showers It's approval by
physician. and Of scieocs and the uniform
which marked Its Use, furnishes proof
vince every candid and Discerning mind Of s great supe
rority and value.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by h. I'D
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton, OF VII
Hsm-sL 278 Broadway, ard II East Broadway. N Yors
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United
States Price 81 per bouls or CTR bouss for -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16
BROOKLYN AFFAIRs.

THI CLAN BAKE-We had the pea,ure on
Wednesday 10 % Of party Of sbou, city Of the
citys picked people invited 10 psrake Of an entertain
ment fsmili.rly termed clam bake" At Coney Island
By Aessrs Ring and Masterton the contractors for the
new City Hall. twas indeed very pleasant sfslr and
one that Will not be very easily forgotten by thOse who
participated In the festivities Of the occasion At the
table some very exeelen, and appropriate speeches
were made and sysrey Of happy senumsnss s1Ven In
the way Of toass Decidedly ths best one giysn was
the following by Benjamin w. Davis, Esq May that
marble structure be as enduring a monument VI the
good taste Of the architect and workmanship snd skill
of the master builders il will be lasting In the memo
~ Of the taxpayers Of the City Of Brooklyn" The
company broke up and started tor home sometime be-
fore the sun went down With els battle stained eye
all being highly delighted with the enteranment
~ The Perkins Engine Co. No. l6 Of Boston.
will vial. city to-day In company with Washington
Co No. 20 OF sew.York. they will be received by
Washington Co No Of this city at the Fulton Ferry a,
half past u O'clock and remain here during the day
y Joseph Black, who it will be recoIlecte
arrested short time ago on the charge Of soduet
ing little girl, discharged from custody yesterday
She found In New.York
PoLIcE.-Elizabeth Cook was arrested yester-
day 81 officer schmidt for assault and battery Com
mited TO jail. John Conner WA arrested ~ oihcer
WOVEN Tor pett larceny. Committed 10 lail-- I'd
ward Walker arrested BY officer Oakley for assault
aud battery Committed and hned s5.--. Csthsrine
Farley arrested oy Ocer Combs for dstur Ding the
srek Baker arrested BY officer Schmidt for assault
and battery. Found guilty and required give security
In 500 70 keep the peace. Henry PaIk arrested
By ihs sans ot.csr for eing drunk ana disoFdsrys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16

~ We learn from the Abbevine IS. C.l Ban.
ner, of the 7Ih n', thai Gen. Geo. MeDufe formerly
Governor OF 5 C. and late L. :. senator from that
state Is al this time very low with nsrVou. Affection
and that doubts erse rtained Of his recovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16

u public reception Was given to the return
ed Illinois Volunteers at Springfield H. on the 80 Of
Jaly The turnoa, was large. An Grafton was pronoun-
sed by W j. Ferguson, Esq and AZ excellent speech was
made BY Col Baker
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Nav HAMPSHIRE. Boston atlas OF yester
day gives fall returns from the lid District Of this
State. They give JAMES w ILsoN majority oi440.
The following is the vote of the canvass in March
last and at the present time
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~ The Mt Emmett House. At Pittsburgh
owned BY Hugh Sweeny. consumed by IRE oE tbs
ION inst Loss about 81 0cO-insurrd for 5000
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rs,- A combination Of novelties 10 presented Al The
American Museum. among which 10 the Wooden Leg OF
santa Anos taken battle Of CsrrO Gofdo. Th- wax
figure. " the IS Amssd Slaves living Chimps rec Nc
Sc. Performances ~ q ana 81 r by ne orphetn sSm
y Shaking Qu.kers Chspmanr Pete MOrfi. and others
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Appointment BY the President.

SAMUEL RUTHERFORD Of Arkansas. % b Super.
ntendeni Of Indian Af.ir. West la place Of William
Armstrong deceased.
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GOLD Pms" RICHELtEos TsUNPHASr.-The public
being determines This Pen Mere cersiu seens
to be why those funny fellows who hay" 80 In
du.inousy m.srepresented the Rieheli,us' houd not
continue heir astc. during the dog days Only le, The
,uhc remember that this Pen writes well and a'ts 40
long a. those sold elsewhere At - 50, sod that j. T.
s,vAsk % Fulton-.L s the only place. In III" clay TO get
tho genuine