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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24


tOaL.-Ile attention Of flmie and consumers il gene
u era requested % ile very extensive aud warned
.ornen coal iu yard and daily receiving fresh from
the by tha subscribers. Their Biacs Heath cu
has superior u fs market aud her Peach Orchard and
BumlnOus Goals % tie very finest quality. tIr se o.
tie lowest market prices. J. l. I. w. WORTH,
q Broadway, and corner Thompson ard Fourth 80
Orler received by Mr. JOhn Cook, Broadway and E-il
streets my<< lW
81 IN PER TON-NUT COAL.-Peach Orchard,
81 ~ Red Ash, and ScimvlkL White AL. Tor sac ai
the above low puce; large size. and delivered screened
from the yard. Apply 20 r STOKES DlCkEBSON,
al l07 AuAony-st near BROADWAY
COAL.-lo0 tons asst quality Liverpool. sf1a,; and ior
Nsaleb y JOSEPH MENU BRAY,
NJ corner of Pine and South
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DIR. nnorT7s eALsAnIIo SYRUP.

I'oh GUILDS, Coughs. COr-lrlr lon- br1nc--- Asthma
Liver Complain Ac Or sale az l's Nas-al-s- n,lsu
DILES. PILE~.,-Tlc spanish specie universally
e. rln'ci ~ iae cure 10 the Pies, Z prfparet BY
DlOHElI. a. n R0lsertsf end also sold o. Il Zld lN
tlCnsf f3 Hulson-sf 50 Br,liwav B. Gr4lst and 1872
slousf Brooklyu. IL Il has cured thousands. myl3 wF
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mr,a -rATEN-IrIAND EERRY. =

S--S - srATEN-IsLANDER Wi. Olnll further
tccl nm - follows.
lore Netc- l0rs-7. ., 10 and u A. M; % ION, s.,
and 2. VI.
Toire Qrorrntae-At6.s.9, 10 and n A MiL22tS
] md Z. VI. mYlH n
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: .wEysTE!IRNr PAs-asae w. !

l1rk-f0r fle purpose OF
meeting te lls demand. ~ he public no ie " -afe
persons Wishing passage West and North ard a. 60 10 re-
.eFe themselves from he Oum of Frauds heretofore urar
iced. and prevent e same gfureto secure Do Tie car
rer moderate conn e-afDl. ami % ite traveller safety
ines ~ our Canals have established te above Company
which j. under their Immediate care, Oi agents ~ clrac-
fe- and ability.
TIE Company propose making very low prce.-,o pub
- le l- toN 10 h CHER price 1 De- taken .u any
a. several points on ne rulie the names Of e-pons par
ues VII be given. who VIII be- accountable lr any w-9g
and W. answer and satisfy al Just complaints
THE FOLLOWING ARE THE RATS Or FaRE-
To JncA.-.........sl - To Ere, Pa ... .....Si 90
4se-....-..... lo. 90 Cleveland, Ohio 20
90 Rocaeser.......... 2 0o. O.. To.rio. 10 -. S al
90 Buffalo ............ 20. 90 Detroit Mich . c0
90 II Saukee VS.. 9 n1. 90 Soufluor. VS.. q na
% Cincinnati, Olo.... g o0. 90 Chicago. ln 49,. Oo
We ave below some of lie Pnucpa. propref0rs who
compose The association.
iDE, COLT CO Troy and Ere Line
". y. CHAPLIN a. co. Merchant Trans COMPANY
p T. PEA>E. Merchants All ~ Ier- Line
J u. HOOKER, T. J. % and = 4 A % Line.
T. J. MECH. B. and o. Lue ani y i n Co
IL. A VILLAINS. Eckf0rd Line
RICE, CLAPP co. T. 4 Line.
J. G EkANr Evan-s IL. Line.
?. II. CHAPLIN
y. HEWITT & co. Y. y. and Ia. Line
~. q. CHASE & co. " T. Co
y n GkiFElIH. Grfffs W Line
4, /. BRACE co Fa,un Line
WALTERS co. o. r Co
4 A GODDARD co. D. and O Line
" hONLE co Clinton Line
" McCALEB 4 co. Am Il Co
d. WHEELER 4 CO.
.I .Atnef Information to ru1cs and fare cal a. lie
li-'.s pt. llEiur iO tc Company. Isl Cedar-sf.
on once % ne Albany and Troy Steamboat Company.
49, Pef i'0 u Cor-ald-st Adj ls Wcs,-i corner u
-, iiArtAA rr.rferIiarf. New
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NOTHING LIKE LEATHER.

HOSE FOR THE CROTON WATER for freencines
steamboats, etc manufactured from The best oaksuucd
lcatLcr with wrought copper uycis, always hand and
for sale nj the lowest prices hv
mys SIN. JOHN Il BOWIE co. 50 Feuy-st NY
BAKERS PREPARED COCOA AND CHOCOLATE
ptkEK'~ COCOA PASTE, Bakers Broma q a
ID Cane.le Chocolate Ac-W ALTER BAKER. Dorchester.
Mass manufacturer 0f Die above wcku0vu article, has 1p
no ufed te subscribers rs sole agents 1r their sale ms
~ and Brookvu. 1r the sale Of Baker Brothers
B Mass and Norfolk Co Chocolate, and other articles n
the same line large supply always hand, and or sale
in lore 20 sui purchasers
as Smeois HISSEl MI kItAl, g S0ifh-sf
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r.. PovCuKEEP.IE LINE

--I1B ARGES-rhe sar-es CLINTON, Sag,.
Cant Rosekrans every Thursday POUGHkEEPSfE.
apt Holman every saturday. al o'clock, Z ~ from foot
Murny- for passengers and freight The above barges
are elegantly furnished with stl-rp0ms and spacious and
comfortable cabins and expressly fcd mp fnr the COM
fort and convenience of passengers Arve 10 Poughkeer
-e boz time for fhe STAGES 20 Sharon Pine Plains gnd New
II ori For further particulars annIy 0u board le bares
ar 90 lm3l m WILLIAMSON A VAIL l6i Nest-st
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NEW LAMP STORE. -Tb

NEW LAMP -rOKE.-Ihe sub.cutrr has ol hand
NLamps 81 every description Hul 0l re most approved
STYLES. f0l OIL Iani camphcuc burning fld. and CO.
girandOes, hall lanterns, glasses, wlcks, Ar 4u. Oh ca
phcle, spini gas aud phUs- la-N b. Ten deterrent
styles OF min.ue solar Lamps Cor Lard o. af u.s. lfs
hs lss 2s ami e@s each For sale, Wholesale and retail
the lowest prices for cash
CHARLES FULLER. IS. Gnreu,vica-st
linz htfs, erf arr.
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csnn CHALLENGE.-Naaee % sea.rn.n vi

,NJOtwun hcr OLD clothes 10 .00k Ike new cal a. he
CLAIMING, Dyeins. Tslorng and Repairing Esahsluel.l
a. &C God-st. where you gel az grease. pc pant
and glue extracted from Your clothes without sQ.l- yulr
cloth. 90 the shortest no-ce ant tie most reasonable
terms, by J. b NOAH 65 GOld-si. doors from Beck
mann TIE highest prce paid ioT geulemens cas,oa
clothing myii lrI+
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RpnnKI-YN AFFAIRs

BoDY FouND.-The body OF an unknown man,
perfectly naked was found floating in the water near
Greenwood Cemetery yesterday afternoon. An inquest
will be held upon tho body to-day.
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DiPFR-PAPER-PA
80 cases OF ow prce cap and lei'er paper
Too cases of fine cap and letter paper
1890 reams Of straw wrapping parer
200 reams 81 rag wrapping paper
Geo rcams of hardware paper
~ rcanls 81 euve.up paper
l.ilo roaus of white and coo!ed uss1e paper
goo reams ~ co.ored paper
~ tons hanging payer
O. tons tuders boards
lO TONS trunk boards
l9 tons handhuX boards
so tons sheaihug boards
100 gross of bonnet boards for sale ~ tho lowest
market price by CYRUS W. FIELD co. III Cln-st
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ATTEMrrED SUICIpE.--A gentleman, rho has
tor time been lsborng under absence of mind
attempted % commit suicide in a woods near GOwanus
Yesterday afternoon by cutting his throat He for
ignaiely discovered by officer Combs who took him
home and A. he succeeded In making but small
wound he wiz probably recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

p 1920. iLLh RAiLRoAp-Reaid dur
ING fhe PAS sfa-un vlh heavy II.
Ral--WINTFR ARRANGEMENI.-Lc by y J. Bail.
rad, foot of COrand-.i AZ - A VI snd r N Leave BY
steamboat from Pier Norh River. AZ l0l O'Clock A "
fei- f iran.l auu - O'Clock r. 81 For EASION Wilkes
barre. Mminch Chunk, Pa Nc Leave by he morning Inc
BY Railroad. For seats apply o A. HOPE, Merchants
U0fcl. 80 Curiaud-sf don
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r., - .Gss- ALBANYS SCHENECTADY

= n. y AILNUAU tVNIFAN1 ----NrIrIsn'
disc " ID b. uctifed hy the shove Com
pany Albany and transported io Buffalo and intermediate
lace by railroad, and AFTER fhe il OF November pn1u
mo- Prnie L.. ~ Prices. &C may be- had ou application
% ISAAC NEWTON. lH 6reenwich-sf. Livingston
Weiss Express Ofice 30 Walls = Y
All relation freight matters Al Albany
must De addressed 10 I FOSTER Dr. Secretary
Albany, October -. i3f7 oD n
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s. ef The house rut .O % Broal -,i Nc"aih. \ -
- The 1tls DI feet deep ana 81 eei "dt pr mouse
ID, . no ,r, ram, hiifn1 with sfrhcn attached, s m
r,lf repair The garden contain. variety oi inN ifr,,
frame v-ne.Nr The lurrIo1 I- within few rni'c, walls
,r he new depot lately cstan sled nom winch te c.fe
ave most hourly for This city. Tire above property IL -
n u a -rsauf and healthy parf of tc cry, and 2. very
desirable residence Tor small family. Apply io thEo
DORE STOUT. Merchants Exchange Bank. 1r io
a. u NoNnlt \ N'pfsfs iN ~ '.'i-'.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24
Dr. .hAKE oNTARIo-Taes steamer A A.

~ s-ftlIIR Al viii leave O-wego Tor Toronto aii
- HAM ton direct. every " cdnesdsy and Sat
urIay aernoou. o'clock arrival Of Packet Boas
limo f-om OsNceo % Toronto, from u 70 u hour.
q.,....fo MAJ b 12fq mylp 5meOir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

AccIDrSr'-This morning about half-past Q
o'clock u man named Dollar over by horse
and wagon in the Thirdavonu Officer Read took 70
the City Hospital man whom he found lying in Cha
tham.st. very badly cut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

~ A~~ICNEE'~ ~tLE.-WooN NSty, AZ n
N@. ST PRINT WOBhS-Ndl be- coli 90 Pubic Alc.
- on on flc premises. Thursday ihc tr-i day 20
Inn, newt a D. o'cuck " an thc n-h. title OIL mgfes!
which OBJ, under- mel have o. A-siknes' oi thVHAs
SPRAGI-F Of SmIhfCld I The county of frpfidcnce,
So, III Ris l. and. and W anton Vaughan Of ne city ~
pm erce in said county. doing business under e hrm 81
s,as Snrasue Son. by virne of A certain deed oi H7-
rrenf made ard executed by them 20 us b,aIn. eae
H. f,,rrr-.svenfvday at December \ ID, 1917, To Wh'l
s,re i had n ami 90 fhli estate. situated partly ~ sad
en-, III Providence. and partly on ihe town or ,2. rt"-
l Erl,yr and cal s thc Woornsq urfrcsc fIHi " oie-
MS t.fsbl shmeni has been built william nFe wears ~
contain. siV Printing Machines, with org DE 'inrry
NECESSARY for printing ard finishing no iAe o'-t ana most
economical manner no0 r.ccs oi goods per do ref I'D
rlair on steam WORK the Bleach house Als been lately
finished ON DE most approved plan. capable of bleaching
I0Oo pieces per week The river water very sui ai -
excellent for bleaching or printing. Tie estllsnfi D, u
miles from Providence Bridge, l pleasant -.ua,on ana rs
considered a. the best located for carrying On r printing
business Of any work. u ife country. An opportunity l.
now offered for purchasing 90 e largest and most de-
,rahlr printing works in tie United : aies.
4 pn, Of the buildings and Inventory of ihe Machine
can be seen with the Asuees. satisfactory title VIII pc
gwen and conditions made known 70 time and pace ~ SAFE
For farther Information apply io the AssEuccs.
VINCENT CARR, ( ,s.i.-,.es
FULLY D. BOVINE,
Providence. Arr N, 1913 myl5 uel
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw YORK. MAY g.


ARUlvEp-sesnshn soath-rncr Berry Chsre.oa 65 lolss.
1ise O. >pofori I-sioa MORAN. " spoke
ship Csdae. of Glasgow. oound Sqath
Rrshn Wskrfet Fofe "a. . dsys hsast s,h uf. at
a. 81 5s "a spoke b. sal nhs Hs,s r ron'lth
With Troops lrh ol spoke Bf hak ienlg Los, forl
Liverpool S NJ sa s % oi gallant AMI sor, o vset
Rr IN Coumcn-, Henry. Lveu - day. sNt ai co1 o IS
81 bsrk Irac, NFaraa Liverpool - d'y', go .a' aai
rs passengers. to order
~ ara N,rau. or s,ra: o,rs w... roa 70
n cen rsyr Fs.. Nasv,. I nst ~ hid 50 - ra,..
6isii- o. ho salrt Zebra
lo he Wan spear Reac Nlos sc'ls Csrol'e Nos'a NON
Nlok Rarsai Watts. 3d. i1,l sst ,t "a d.
as Pa'set bsrk shovs red ssaA wA tae .l1'r-
h. sT M,d.oa w,'.eu. rorsui Ne d,, pho, - mo
l,.-c. IS hhi5 hcci. O SiurErs. Cearnau & Co
~. Gws.laura. ot BRISTOL II Msyssae' rR al
i,sscs % Norm. \ R,rice.
>5 GOV ,nier~oa raomg-a Nsv ofssa 5000 sa.h-. corn
s.sks c-lsr. o. p Huraui & Co
SIR letni.ton Nulhi Mch.ss. Dob Jsvs Snia b. l'ol
>chr New ncirht Tohe, New Bciiari ol
>hs AairN uoru AAea, Boto ds,s ao'ss- % Poster
Nckesoa
S,ir Lsts IVAN, Rchuon3 8 i,,s. roal
RELON-Hsntarg sl.p Howard Fslisaa. Hamburg to
Sauii Bschea ~ oa Mrsn.r GALWAY Ireland, o. rsr>ss
Brook. h. brs EAsa,cA Msr;a'-
SAlfED.-SaP Glala'oo Laaion
Domestic Ports.
BOsIoN Mss s2Ars saf. Colur,s Galousy. Charleston
c,'sa Baser Can-as. iel,. Mathew hnAis n Boo'sbt
srh alsor " Leoa Haa Wilnug,oa Nc .chrs Bers,
Co1ca EAinors Alamtrt oi Rucksnr banlsgi Ft,-p.s.
g. a'ore on the sp o' 49, g. Of 81 >a''ri9 nsi agel
Delaware Bec.s Iner W ork Ts~graIhr Ais.
Agss Iycrp M'arlh. Nuri'ch d. >crna,c hc-a
vA'rs - bad ocea ssaore Ct ts No.es r, o F'u eer
irsr h1sIas. 70 isis'paH
BANGOR Nsy ls-Alr ar- O-.fl, Htniag NYe-A
Ek>lfokr MAJ t--An t,k lsihea >tllri N1les. Nlok
s''ct, schr reksa lsnccy Nlort.
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TOILET OR LEA~E-The rear bul.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

- REAL ESTATE Purchased FOR .
~. CA>H-Muney CD invest on uol.s t... N,.J -
- DARIUS DAWSON.
rlvs Inn - Merchants ENchHu- Ca, W lIl-st y \
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tI,O nRICK LANEKs.-Wanlel b conLIael ID

NFNUN Nd
PAPER NAREHOUSE-CYRUS W FIELD Co
have removed from Burncs to he new store ~ Crsi
rear John Rag Warehouse, % Bccuuau-sf myli Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

ACciDENT.--As Young man was getting into
h. ws-on l,st evening tho horse started which threw
hnn down. and the wheel passed his hand injlr
ins it severely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

BURGLisY.-A stable in the rear of No 100
West Broadway was broken open last night and robbed
q hsrne. This is the second time it has been broken
open within a week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24
.r-,s FOR FORT HAMILTON. KEY.

-TUTII MD MTUWIII Nv y ININ :"
s.---'- s---'7rhe steamer J r. COFFEE. Capt Y.
Arrovsmfh viii leave NcSN Ork. Chamber ~ daily. sun
DAYS excepted. ar PM Returning. leave Key Por q "a
A ST. landing al Fort Hamilton each way. Pare io Key Pon
- cents. Fort Hamilton. a., celis. all 5m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

Y annual pa ymcni of $ cents Cor Communication of 1
fines being hand tie Receiver 81 Taxes heCs call e
attention Of The pubic % The Necessity 81 early payment
IN thai The crowd OF commuters that have deferred
the sst few days may be saved tie trouble and delay
sariy attending general rush. HARVEY HART.
mvli I'm Receiver ~ TaNes.
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ACCInFNT.--As Young msn WAS getting into
hs wA-0n l,st evening the horse started which threw
hon down and the wheel passed over his hand, inJuf
ins u severely
ktNGs COUNTY JAIL.-Thcrc are at present "a
prisoners confined in the Kings County Jail twelve of
whom be tined ~ the next Court OF Sessions TOR
the iolow.nz offences. VIZ Burglary grand larceny
g assault with intent o. kill assault with intent 60
rstish ] bigsmy . Most Of the oonvicts have lately
ben cent directly frcm the Justices Court TO the County
f,nitentiaEy.
CoNNoV Cou~otL.-The Board of Aldermen
he'll meeting a. their Council Room las, evening May
oT -uykcr IN the char.
Pcsfi,as s. Rsfsrrss OF saul Walters and Others.
O. CPen York a. To street Committee number OF
balls ior police services. To Police Committee Re
foonstTsnce against opening OF York from Fulton To
james 80 To street Committee Petition from En-
Elnc Company No :. for new engine. To hre Com
ilafise and Mayor Communication from ;. T. Rob.
hus IN relston TO Paoihcst To street Committee.
frum Charles Belts stating that he had CONCLUDED
accept the Office Of Controller for the ensuing
wear laid the tshle for the present OF A. g. Ben.
and others in relation 10 Pacific e. and of and
others. asking for stay Of proceedings In relation Ia
paving sad street Aid White proposed Special
Committee 90 ascertain what the owners want and To
reconsider the seton OF the Board at the last meeting
IN reference 20 sid contract The question was taken
rcConsdering the vote Of the last meeting and
ned. question resolution carried 9tos
Rlrorfs " N1Hdiag C0naiffSo-On the petition o.
w Davis. in relation - opening Washing ton park
IN favor Of paving him 81 $40 10 omission of Com.
rasssioncrs Referred 10 Law Committee .. OF Spc
cal Committee petition Of Union Ferry Company 10
have an Inspector Of Hacks. &c appointed Tor South
BROOKLYN In favor Of having districts 10 divide by
Jorsemonst aid on the table for week
After transsciinS some other business Of minor i'm.
yortance the Board adjourned.
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DELIRIUN-A man labOring under delirium tre
mems found in Fulionst. yesterday afternoon
Taken 20 the Tombs
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CITY ITEMS.

TUESDAY, May -.
FIRE.-A FIRE. supposed To have been the work
Of an incondsry. broke on; in wood house, rear Of
q Rim. q. but did little damage.
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VI r LAWRENCE, 4 Caual-st. offers Tor sale elegant
Brussels Three Ply aud Ingram Carpr,ngs o. Tie most
duced puces Also sheet, of splendid patterns uf OF
Cotl designs. Chuee and Iufel Rugs, >'ar arpc
ing and Rods, Drlg-e.. MNang. &c. SC. Remenacr. q
Tt,f
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COMPREHENSIVE

y II|TTITI u FTI-Is ? ITITF o D
ter a. partners n his husins'ss. "a D
the arm u JAMES BREMSTEl
way. lmy9 ~
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l-OIICF hereby gwen >FTH BOYnEN of IL Cts oiNev
Y County 90 E,set Of New jersey BATH the dag
made o, the sa3scrher' o. De e'e i1r ie rq' e
. iI1t the CREDITOR must exhibit Their
.elr- ctr -r oath 90 arrlatan. fr OBJ t.ree
..Irtrs-ustel w.t- A %. THUuDFN AIL1NG
HORACE y. C0NGAR
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PUISJ ANCF of to Surrogate of fi- COUNTY
Ncv Nors. her-1y --e1 Ill persons having dfns
srar ROYAL uRSBi So y t- Cy of N-v f1rs. tecrrsr
gr-srrf f- voucher, thereof n Hr suhscrre
~ Tonnk1s tlr Cl 1' Nev for
r'ef Nrr irs fs -f
f,r of Mrr.l. lss. SARAH 3D. oRW-BN. Aimn.-t-i'r.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

II lfalIlTrl All ~ -llf y y hlTII1- -s-lT. IT
my@- lw LJCllS HAhI, ale BOaIduAa 4 Hsrl.
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TILLY D. BOVINE, ''''7'-',
Providence. Arril n, l9ie myl5 iJel
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-14
Marrteo.

In this village, at the Parsonage, July IL, by Rev.
J. C. Foster, Mr. George w. Phillips, Of shrcws-
bury, to Miss Lucy A. Briiton, Of this village.
In this village, at the Vermont House July 5, by
Rev. C. r. Moor, Mr. Joseph Cole, Of Colerainer
Mass. 10 Miss Emily ]. Elmore, Of Ashfcld Mass.
In New York city at St. Thomas Church, june
20, by Rev, DR. whi,ehouse, Mr. AMOS BIIIISGs
to Miss AMERICA SPRAGuE, nl OF New York.
In Cincinnati, Ohio, at ST. Paul's Church, July l
by Rev. G. ID. Gillespie, Mr. Henry c. Fisher, Of
New York city, to Miss Caroline S. Haven, Of DUN
merston, VT
In Vernon, June &c, by Cyrus washburn, Esq
MIR Moses G; Collar to Miss Rosanna M. Hough
ton, both Of Mortified, Mass.
And at the same place, By the same, July 8, Nj
Horace Tan, Of Greenfield Mass. to Miss Miranda
Pierce, Of Peru, Mass. ta
In Halifax, July 4, by Rev. G. b. Bills, Mr. Jamei
NJ Lnfkin, Of Fitehburg, Mass, 10 Miss Admir-
| Nichols, Of Halifax.
In Sirattou, July 2, by ReY. w. Mott, MIR Isaal
sprague to Miss Polly p G. Knapp both of S.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-14
MINIATURES.
Vermont Daguerrean Gallery.
MeSsrs. COOLEY & WEST

Vermont Daguerrean Gallery.
Messrs. COOLEY & WEST
U1OULD inform the inhaotanis Of Braitleboro
w and vicinity that they have fitted up their
rooms in a superior manner for taking hskntlfpl
Dagucrreoiype Likenesses, in Cases, Frames, Lock
cts, Rings &C. BY side or sky light rs the sitter
may prefer. We flatter ourselves with long
and successful experience in the business, In the
Southern as well the Northern States, and with
the late great Improvements In the art, VIC shall be
able TO take Likencsses Of Persons PortFsts Mini.
atures, Paintings, Engravngs, &c. in a style Of ex
ccution boldness Of character beauty ofexprcssion
in variety of size and delcacy Of light and shadow
that will suit the most fastidious.
Constantly on hand, a splendid assortment Of
Gold and Gilt Lockets- Operators are requested
to give rs aeall before purchasing elsewhere, we
shall sell very cheap, single or by the dozen. Also
large assortment Of Plates, Cases Chemicals, ey-
cry thing appertaining to the Photographic Art
and which will be sold ut city prices The patron.
age Of operators in this section ofthe country Is re-
specially solicited. Operators are invited TO ex-
amino our photographic Aooeirdfl,g Find, which Is
acknowledged by the best artists to be the best
thing now In use.
Likenesses taken Of deceased persons.
0s1-Particular attention paid TO instructing pu-
lis in every branch Of the business. Also all the
late improvements in the art. Persons wishing to
30 South or West will find II for their interest TO
give US n call before engaging elsewhere.
Constantly on hand. German. French and Amer
lean Cameras, which viii be sold low.
GEO. s. WEST
Halls Long Building, over the Post Office.
Bratileboro, June &C. 40
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-14

lhWsuuJi say D 1910.
AT Market-275 Beef Cattle, IL yokes Working
Oxen, IS Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep and
Lambs, and $50 Swine.
Beef Catile-Wc quote to correspond with last
week, since which a number Of Cattle have been
sold. Extra $3.50; first quality Sc a s6,25 second
do $3.50 a s5,75; third do. IS q $5,25.
Working 0xen---No sales noticed
Cows and Calvcs-Sales at s22, S2s, SIS, $50,
s33 and SIS.
Sheep and IAmbs-Small lots at sl,75, SO, s2i2,
s2,37, and IS.
Swine-One entire lot at sc; small lots to ped
die, A 5lci small pigs &c, AT retail, from to
&c. ..- -.
Monday, July 10.
At Markets. Beef Cattle, 100 Sheep and
Lambs.
Beef Cattle--s6 81.
Old Sheep-si, 80 So Lambs $3.50 81.
New York Market, july l0.-The sales
Of Flour, Grain and Provisions are rather briskel
than last week, with very little change. The Gale
douias news is considered favorable.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-14

IMPENDING REVOLUTION IN MExIco.--A
letter in the n. o. Picayune Of July 2, says
Mexico now presents the most mournful aspect
one can possibly imagine. by the absence Of
;hc American troops and especially of their
money, the inhabitants arc left in state Of
frightful misery, having no other means OF sub
sistencc than robbery and assassination. The
existing Government has the most serious grounds
of disquietude on account Of the movements Of
Paroles and Jarauta. The troops which it has
sent against them arc revolving and swelling the
ranks of the insurgents. The fall of Herrera i
imminent, and the war will individually break
out afresh upon the frontiers"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-14

MONEY PREssURE.-Tbe past week has been
marked by n stringency in the money market,
unequalled since 81, and in some respects worse,
although the rate Of interest has not exceeded J
per cent month, ON first class paper. Well es-
tablished Railroad Corporations, whose regular
semi-annual dividends are per cent, are pay
ing, 50 imperative are their wants, per cent
a month, on six months corporation notes. The
cause for this unprecedented scarcity, in the dull
season Of the year. is stated to be the break down
in the credit Of Europe; the drain of specie OF
account Of the Mexican war; and the excessiV,
iHportaiions under The tariff Of 1886.
Boston Trdreiler, 1a last