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p Col. Golfers Position and Defence.

For few weeks back Col. COLLIER has been
pretty holly assailed by Wing papers in the
Southern par, of the State, and particularly by
the Nenia Torchlight, because Of the cousre he
has pursued in refer ehce to the Mexican war;
The following letters, which we give without
comment, explain themselves:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07

lS e associated with me in the practice ofmedicine
Dl HENRY B. FAwCETr, who has read attentively
under my for the last three years and has aten-
ded course Of lectures in highly respectable med
ical school in this State, He practiced EEithme du-
ring the prevalence of epidemicthat swept over
the country during thepast summer and autumn and
gaveentre satisfaction in all cases entrusted to hs
care therefore most cheerfully recommend him to
the confidence of the public aud the attention OF
the medical profession. J. ), HUNTER
+ March y, iSi7-- 22-ti. -.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07

OF We acknowledge the receipt Of sundry
State papers from Gro. HARDEsTy, Esq. Mr..
H. has been very prompt in forwarding Public
Documents to this office since his arrival al Co
Iumbus, and we feel ourselves under many OBJ
legations to him. He is Il true gontleman-such
an one as the Wings ofCarolI county are in the
habit of sending TO the Legislature.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07
NEW wrINWARE MANVFACTORY.-

The subscriber invites publ: attention to his sh'
Just opened, one door ea,.t OF the General Tayt r
House, Formerly occ', pied by VIM. D. Jenkins,
where be intends U Anufacturng TO order, as also
keeping on hand Tin, copper, and brassware in
such variety a.. the demand may seem to require.
He hopes 1y the closest industry and unIrinA
attention, to merit such encouragement Us wilt
ware Il him to continue andexiend the business
Ev.ty description Of mendng, in his line, promf :
). done to ordel. THOMAS H. ATKINSON.
I CarroIl:on, June %, I347-37-tf.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07

o. Tomorrow the oco(Oco State Conven-
lion sits at Columbus. " Rich fun is anlicipa-
lod--inasmuch as delegles 60 up from some Of
he counties instructed 10 favor the Wimot Pro-
viso, and from others to oppose it. " We shall
see what we shall soel"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07
Notices.
ATTENTION GREYS.

YOU are hereby ordered to parade in Carrollton,
on the 9Th day of January 1913, armed and equip
ned and provided with l3 rounds Of blank cartrdg-
es. By order of the Captain. ..t-.
VIM. COLEMAN, o. s.
Carrolton, Jan. 9TH, ls47.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07

F.. X. RCKLEY.
ECKIEYNRlYIS.

Attorneys and COanseliOrs at Law,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
at IheIr profession in Carroll and the adjoining
cuniies. All business entrusted TO them willre'
eive prompt attention. Office in the frame build
ing, opposite the west door OF the court house.
Carrollton, December ), lG45-u.
VAN BROWN, Il. GRISwoLD,
Carrollton,O. Canton, 0hiC
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STOKELY n TRIPP.

Attorneys and COuaSeliOrs at Lar,
FFICE in the court house. The retainer ofIhI
one will secure the sevices oithe other.
CarrolIlon, Nav ,, l845-tf.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07

NOTECE-The partnership heretofore exist
ing between RICHARD & HERON in the Saldlely
business, was this day dissolved b, t,nsent OF par
ties concerned. The public are hereby fore Sarn-
ed against trusting the firm, as am determined to
pay no debts contracted by said firm herraltcrer
WM, llERROX.
PERRvsvuLE, Carroll co. O.,
November 5, l847. .-(Dec. I7-5wp)
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07

~ The VISITOR" is the name Of a neutral
paper recently established in Fairfield, Guern-
soy county Ohio, by John Morton and Wm. A.
Giles. We wish them all success, but fear it is
Il hazardous undertaking.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07
GOdey'S Lady'S Book and Family Magazine,
FOR Is4su
EDITED " SARAH HhLF

EDItED y SAK III J HhLE.
Mss f. LESLIE .4nhor Of The neW H0rpI Of
Amelia. Young Ladys PjciSitEdss
GILMORE INNS GRACE REENW GOD
AND I. :. ARTHUR, Coariaa Contributor.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07

GT L. R. EcKLEY Esq, our townsman, has
been elected by the Legislature Major General
of the 9th Division Ohio Militia, vice Dwight
Jarvis resigned. Our hand to General Eckley.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07

MUSlC!--The reader will notice the adver-
lsemcnt, in another column, or Mr.. AULD, au-
thor Of The Ohio Harmonist." This work. us
we understand, is becoming very popuIar--aI-
ready has Il large edition been disposed Of
which may be set down as good evidence that
its author is deserving ofsupPort. MIR. A. sings
in the Courl House on next Wednesday evening
for the purpose, as ii is understood, Of getting
up School. Ladies and gentlemen will rec
oIIect that Music hath charms," &c., and
that the Ohio llarmonsI is gotten up on neu
system, said TO be superior TO any heretofore
published. We predict full house for Mr..
AUD, on the evening Of the l2lh.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07
MUSIC! NUSICM

A AULD, author Of the "0ho Hsnaonist,r -
will conduct singing in Carolton, "Wednesday
evening the 18th Of January, in the Court HOuse,
in Mechanicstown on Thursday evening the I2h,
and in Salinesyille OF Friday the I4th Jan.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07
uooN and Ladder Company.

TIE next regular meeting of this company will
take place on the Sd Saturday of January next, at
5 O'Clock Z. NJ. in th2 COURT House.
]. d. PATTON, !
Jsntnry !, 5iS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07
Army DiGiculties--ImpOrtant Rumors.

There have been important rumors afloat al
Washington and other places for few days
back, setting forth that Gen. Scott has had serl-
Gus difficulty with some Of the officers OF his
army. Reports say that Gems. Worth and Pill
low and Lieut.. Col. Duncan, have been arres.
led by the COMMANDMENT Chief, with the view
Of having them tried by Courl-mnrtal. The
charge preferred against them is said 10 be the
use of disrespecIiu language, in letters written
from Mexico to this country, towards Gen. Scott,
ihcir commander. These reports, up to this
wiring. have moi been confirmed.
p. S. The last Pittsburgh Gazo,le has the
following lelegrophic despatch, which we sup
pose to be worthy Of little or no credit. The
reports relative TO Worth, Pillow and Duncan,
howeyer, seem 10 be credited g6a, 5.
.... ...al Washington, Jan, 9,
"There is runior prevailing in this city,
that Gen. Scott has been tecalled from the com.
mand of the army of Mexico. The cause as
sign ID is lho arrests made by him. The news
creates quito sensation" ,'t'F
..e4s.rt 3 -s+-i 1f---Ts-r Q f Il L. !
. az The Hon. G4o. FRIGs, NJ. G. from this
District, has been kind enough to forward US
sundry Government. Documents since the con-
ycning Of Congress, for which he wll please
accept our ,hlnks. Although wrong and mis-
led iehis political opinions, Mr.. Fries IS right
and has acted the gentleman in this matter; aud
w doubt not will con,nu in w,ll 'ns.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07

The subscribers having commenced the busine, d
of tanning, in the gard formerly occupied by Wm.
Thompson directly north OF the Western Exchange.
and di rectlybehind B Meister's grocery, are desi
rous OF purchasing quantity of hides, for which
they will pay four cents per pound,in cashO deli,-
cry at their shop.
ALSO On hand, at all times, a large assortment
of leather of all kinds, which they will sell at as low
prices as the sSe kind of an article can be purca-
sed in this places and they invite the PUBLIC to call
round, and examine their stock before purchdsjns
elsewhere, for they intend that their leather shall
needno other recommendation than sn exsaination
BAXTER e BUTt.ER
Carrollton, September "a, lS47-4.i-lf.
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VAN BROWN,
CarrOllton,O.

AHOrHeys and COHHselIOrs al Laic,
Office in the court house, CafrollIon, Ohio.
March 80, l84i-tt
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07

t5- DR.. B&NNET has our thanks for a copy
orthe Auditor of States Report. 1t is valua-
ble document.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07

o. The Magnetic Telegraph has been COM
pleIcd as Ear West as 81. Louis-beng dis
lance from Phaade'phia, BY the telegraph route,
of about eighteen hundred miles. 1t will be
extended 10 New Orleans at an early date.
OF. a u. S. SENAroR.-Senator Fair.
field, from Maine, died suddenly at Washington
on the 25lh ulIimo. Of an affection Of the heart.
At noon on the same day he was in the enjoy
ment ol his usual health, and was in his seat the
day previous. I" til the midst of.liIc we are 10
death. .aaE0E b0paa 35 no. ,lr-re,}l la nau8s
r. D. fancy, Chief Justice Of The United
States Court, and who is member flhe Roman
Catholic Church, i, spoken of in conn"Xion with
a sp,cial mission 70 Il Dmc.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07

We the undersigned take pleasure in certifying
that Mr.. A. AULD, author OF the "Ohio HarmO-
mist" has introduced his new method Of music here,
and we find it to be very good and easy To be COM
pretended. He has sung with Us three nights and
We find no difficulty in his system, such as that in
the round note books Mr.. Aud can, in one lesson,
teach, we believe any one to read the do re me sys-
TEN with facility as exhibited in his book or this
there is no doubt therefore, those who patronize
Mr.. Auld's work, will not be deceived.
Richmond Classical Instituted
November 5th ls47
D. D. NcBysr, Prest.
Of the R. e. Institute.
William Saryer, Prof,
Mathematics.
B. F. Sawhill Pro {.
Political Economy.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07

0~3~ The paper on which W. print this week
is rather close shave" Next week il will
be the same, but after that it will be The right
size and u much better article.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07
NIIISLINS.

A LARGE lot olbrown and pleachsd nu>linS lust
~ received and for sale at,he new store ai1
ELIZA sinclair. =
CarrsAtCn; Nol rtu.vl6, lG .v~-.i.
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aSomsihlng Rolltn IN Depnark y

For four weeks back We have not been 10 the
regular reeeips Of single one Of our exchange
PaPers.--some Of them coming 10 hand sfer
everything they contain has been stale for a
fortnight, others never making their appear
ance at all. A few insiances:-hye or six days
ago we were favored with four copies Of the
Daily State Journal, three Of iAen dated in No
reRber; with the same mail we received three
Cincinnati papers, bearing dates from the 18th
November to the 9Th December; about the same
time, Washington Ci.y and Philadelphia papers
Of December lsl and 10Th were on our table; on
Monday last, we received Piusburgh papers Of
the 10Th and l7lh December, along with later
ones; and last Wednesday, our box was filled
with papers from all parts Of the Stationary
Of them two weeks old, and some four weeks.
This will give The reader q ieinI deu Of the ex.
tent OF late " mail difficulties" and Of the con.
sequenI yexalion we have been doomed 10 ex.
Perience. These failures and irregularities ap-
ply, 100, as well TO letters as newspapers
lar at least as our knowledge extends. As an
lnsIahce-a letter came TO this Office last Fri.
day, dated at Sleubcnyillo elerea days previous
10 that time, and no more!
What does all this mean! For lime il was
attributed to The high waters, but now the streams
have rcceded 10 their usual level. and yet the
difficulty conIinues-lhe failures this week. Of
newspapers, have been more general aud COM
pleIe than those Of any preceding week The
only mark left at which to shoot, is the Posi- Of
flee regulations. There must be "something
rotten in Denmark CONTINUED and grcvious
complaints from all paris of the country confirm
this conclusion, and establish the fact that the
difficulty may be Traced to that "root ofa'l evil"
to this nation, loco focoism President Pok ap.
pointed an unworthy wretch Post Master Gener.
al, who filled the Offices throughout the country
with "srct prrlizans," irrespective of quaIiica-
tioLs or even honesty. Here, then, we have the
key that unIocks what would otherwise be a
mystery. james X. Polk comes in first, Cave
Johnson second, and lastly the petty cats-paws
who arc to be found in the length aud breadth
Of the land, as the guilyi "When will all
these things cease to bll" We shall see
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RROMN 4 GRISWOLD.

Il. GRISwOLD.
Canton, Ohio
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Jsnuary !, 1913.
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MEDICAL

Dee. ,, Ia47-tds-p f. $3.50.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08
Notice

EtNT trio Ie eHsi .sute ofi1s stH'c'l'sI
Y st,af SIC = er O.lo1et, i'ot Wearing
~trcn. i.tte ore v.ife 's.ct,ue other ''
" .nr r1 tEe back Tie uu oct by pa1 rs
charges car haze ibs cattle
Sfrrur~ T. p,Nists
W,v DaHs-4 O-t 3o. 1855 a.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08
, tnsIt.sr frs.a te r.nutsft, 70
Be-, snes fsrs.tsf o. ilfe'psa.

E-N C.G.f.. Y.s Coz s- 100
b. ' I, r,l Sos n.m r.s 4,
y t'sH o. .1t jaf, lH p,.t.'ly
.. fr.fr u. u Do s,-.r9 t.-
r.' q 900 ss 81 A.traa Niaitf
DO Uar.l s,sYt G5spru,r,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08
Died

wv .-'r-i.- NJ. .. ths i1' s't R9uIa
r P...f u.s.'1 ". u..A.d ,gsl g.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08
To PHYSICIANS.

~rRErNSA NlCHoLs ars r'~ r'r'' 80
-. ,arlI, o. Dras' . '.-.ot' - -, .
.aav.a 10 Atply g. tats '-s "a
me- nc, -. f,r thsm-,lrc- Tr'~ss 'n4 qah, ~
c~sA,.sa, MAJ N leso
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08
Rich FALL GOODS.

BrAtUrtL rnat.. o. D, t,'e'. s.
- ps.s. Oursns Flal's. 1H,bst Cash
rr-cs s.t .thti Dress Cod. SFavis IT,.
s.ef,. G.a'c. Ulbeus. etc iots'.et eaa .
vtfv Cruefs| a.I rNirr,.vc .'oet vI
Dry Goods,
al v...t vii De- So al ,rit 10 rrIcrs t'
t~ Isl. .,f.Ast L,tmg U,Si,is.
U.tEI lAtg -
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08
10000 Shingles.

Il UrHER DANIELS onrr' for' sac
Il Slctaurnc made spruce Shingles and
other sp'1co LgmHor
Rutland, Oc' 81, lel9 ~
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08
Cowhide Boots.

<,HARLES BURT tas' jet rtes''sa W
u ~ 30 ts,t tied n N'9Ss D'N ~"
Rv,'1rS NJ ? is&e
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08
Cast Steel.
Sole Leather.
CarpctinC,

4 VARIETY o'rolv aud desirable pat
n ,ct.s jas. re u,cj md for >alr bv
BARFurr & Soy
Rutland, O,i 9J.lsi~. 4i
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08
Books,


4 I'TTLT move OF 'u,l genuine SOD un-
4 rvtlei tri 10 m'nu.rCtured hy &.
Ucim,te,,, l1r .sle str.o Ec0tsrufc. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02
Meeting for Ireland In BROOKLYN.

The Charles Gsvan Duffy Club OF the Fourth
Ward Of Brooklyn, held meeting At the Brooklyn
Hotel last light The Treasurer reported that he had
paid over 10 the New-iork Directory lsst week the
sum Of Sl1l e. contributed by this Club. The meet
nd got together without any hand bills call ihroa
the newspapers and from the numbers and
spirit which animated the meeting II evident
that the Friends OF ireland IN the old Fifth do yet
despair OF the Republic OF Ireland. Mr.. Baker IN 4
spirit stirring address kncled up the old wstchres
Liberty in way 10 put the blush the cheek Of any
one who would think OF taxing back holding bsc /
sny aid 70 the cause ia this crisis Of irish affairs
Thirtyeight dollars were collected IN few minutes,
with determination u continue the til Ireland
shall have her rights
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02
The First ' dice for Ireland from Wisconsin
Meeting at Port Washington.

The Friends of Ireland convened IN the school
house in the village OF Port Washington for the pur
pose Of establishing association to render aid to Ire
land the struggle that she is about to make to estab
lish her National Independence On motion, WILSON
F. STEWART ESQ. was called to the Chair, and Geo. W
Foster ESQ WAS elected Secretary Permanent officers
were elected. of whom Patrick Harrshan j. Cores
pondng Secretary The meeting WAS eloquenty al
dressed by VIM H. Lord Geo W Foster, Wilson
Stewart. and Patrick Harrahan.
After the oTgsnizstio OF the association, the sub
scrption LIST circulated 10 obtain funds 70 aid Ire
land and sixty dollars subscribed and paid
into The Treasurer be forwarded for that purpose &c
the Directory OF the Friends Of Ireland Port Wash
ngton and lis vicinity viii supply more funds.
Port Washington is lively little town growing W
the banks Of Lake Michigan, thirty miles north o.
Milwaukee. Many Irish settlers hsye found comfortable
homes there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02
M NE JOUR N a l..
rom OF WV YORK.. sEfTEYBEF

ARRIVED Norman. Fs ~. ira o. H. s-fr. a. Woe
r,,r Haf. l-rsrl ana fnar-s sei tsy before 'f Nlls
C.fsrr@ Herbert Charleston g. cotton A. " irie
ef.. Gaous Al-ni1. l sl11. fl-ff-
g. Nrrlt Johnson GlelhlrE aa g. iron fnt ft-sslse
l. e. HItrlf
b.. fn,... H,- ssnJasa - 49, gro,i n u co'd-' Lei
ID American vessels
@r Dtsf. y-usf, % ls $50 hhis sursr 80 hrs io
..Ea mstoetrf Hot OT-n TIE h1i been 3d. o
Heri. f.h tf.- Rlrali More. llirs o col OBJ 0 fals
C.r0Ir- Lorr- 's,hs
prtr Nsr Cunning. Delertr.. asltst,J q i.un- 18Th
f sgl o- q, 0 spoke BARI Dlgi s ORLEANS u - itanis i
rr@l-a. Iu fsfs
Dr.. Iraa1 ssel-r Csrienas.Aag ' sussf s. lllrs9n
ng sr-sa kai sullivan. VI o., grant,. Do, ne N,t fmn
nrr.r ars Ann kot4r aarie1is sugar. g. 4 Pope.
rr Fna Tosu.-ut Mia-i 30 is. VINE ai irui, RinorJ
irs Aaas julia, Fi,i' Caraco, . 49, hi-,, g. % Na'as
rle'0s s. c.
SthrGare' IT, VI frf0l Al-1 tuirs. D. is, corn
lr n q NHfns. ts.cn master
ID rfr johns. >B. Baltimore. % g.
-r ar.s. Tot Cnsgsn.. PR o. &c. 80 thts .nrsr ~ A'
..-. -0 III. .uear bag coffee nriand fler- CO. tons
. sr4 fta .-..el n leVs Ten brig w Spar oi bac.
,..lf I.sf1- B.. To- Boston fl sll ID a s-ef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02
From the Brazo. Ou,rascs ON the Mcxicans

The steamer Fashion, at New Orleans. brings dates
from the srazos to the 18th ut She brought says
the PoayHse hundred and forty men belong
ing the L. $ Artillery under the command of Major
OBrisn, and eighty men belonging 70 the LIST and 2d
Dragons ander command OF Lieut. Weld, "a Artillery
Col Davenport OF the lot Infantry. late Governor OF
Mstsmoros and for nearly two years on the line OF the
Rio Grande returned on the Telegraph
We understand from officer who came passenger
ON the Fashion. that the order countermanding the
march OF Col Washingtons expedition for santa Re
snd California arrived too late The command had
already departed We learn farther. that the order OF
counternsnd substituted ShermAns for Braggs bate
~ 10 so 10 California This order of course
too late.
We hear very unpleasant accounts OF outrages per
petrs,ed on the NexicSns by armed parties OF Ameri
cans The latter are said 10 be commsndedby Texano
Of character from whom such proceedings were not 70
have been expected. Several towns said to have
been made TO pay arbitrary and wholly unJustiasoe
contributions and life has been mercilessy taken IN en-
forcing such contributions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02
Things la PhiIa delphia.

THURSDAY Au-. d.
The two great parties. through their state Con
veutions assembled today al Harrisburg, have each
norrir ated candidate for Governor The Wings 60
lected WIlInn r JoHNsToS Of Armstrong Co the
present acting Executive The irst 7all0l ~ ao4a'
ION and the Democrats MonEIs LoSesraETH ile
present Canal C0mmissioner, on tie MIN oa-e- lo
having received - cur Of iJ votes
A. regards I'D the qualities n sisiesmanshp lnsrs
no comparison 70 b. insttuied between me az
Mr. JOHNSTON hss for many years been prolin-ht ~
legislator and distinguished Tor RS moaerst-.A no.
tn and thorough knowledge Of our stab Po4sy Al
TcxcvrzKrp 4 most srn.a5le and worthy gentleman
b. had little OF 10 experience 10 our -iateaI 4Hs
~bsrce. however are al In favor u the election Of
,he l,tte- for Loco FOcosm here = Teli-dfl--@1'
thoroughly organized liked iscI Nr Johnston 80, =
very populsr IN the West sud VIII encroach nnsefely
-r ,ne usual party vote Of our opponents 14t "hAs
ton to- the te-t result 10 = almost hoping esansi
hone 70 expect MS election there vii however Dc =
deierrnined effort made - accomplish this desirable
result 80. , .
,er.riae the erection Of Synagogue IL Crowns -
near To- rear Of - Augustine church Mr. l.
Walter hes been selected the architect and y j. pro
uoseG 70 build 10 10 the Egyptian style q architecture
There was very little STIR IN the market to-day
and the sales o. Flour with very small stock Tefe
Inn ted % the wants Of the home trade a. % 81 -i
pr h1l Corn Meal j. wanted - d. Wheat IN TAR
request al 10 ~ for prime reds Corr = not 80 ~
i've southern yellow SIC. weight The Cotton inarsei
i hesvv Il the price Of last week IN 6rOcere- Hil
Provisions there s not much doing and the market r.
mains firm. Whisky. 10 0b.s sod AZ &c. 9e lol'
i.rr are among the principal articles imported into
this PCr, for the month ~ August-Jss2 hnds ana
1901 boxes sugar - bids. Moissses lnS3i bags
Coffee. go tierces Rice ~ BIS cotton 5'+--
bag and p - sacks salt 49, .
-srrs on -TocKs-Ffr.f Bo0v1-s3O Lehish Coal
-crin -0l - Morris Canal q. 300 state ~ 80.
St-oBd Bard 80 Lehsh Coal Scrip. ~ 200
DO sOi 600 state -. -. l0o3 do. IS. 30 Le, s1
NJ Bonds q. 7ai so schuylku Nav. IL 3 1900
Lehigh T.. - ~ Harrisburg R.R- a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02
Do,nesfic Ports.

ALFNASDRIA Aug -Bsbe. s,hr George Baehe Hu''-y
Oat~-f.l Texas -,
BALTIMORE. Avg 1i Ar brg Gen Worh. kiie,a P'[u'rd
-rhr John Fncrg Wool. AI-tsntnt 10, brig Icy Cross
Havana. abr 0as Howell Charleston sailed bafk unon hen
irct. bosiou
BOSTON Aug 3i-A ships Peter Mirv. MARCY, for'.mlu'
Harref kve Gerrsh rort.nouth Nh bsfk Man Nsr1-y
st4r-s Js- " Pa NOR BALTIMORE ltNfrns- hs'u
DO. fre- Cs-ifs Dpk. ,arders sea Flower cetf-, fA-l
ysi0r Curtis. d.. rorc-1 Asoot 90 I.ns-f Berry h' r'
Be- ei.le Cook Hale. Cousins RoHbur CHIP
man. Has Hsveif. Charm B@ar-i O'ca pfrr Geneva fsie
Loo. Com Tucker Foefi otrlu,n, MorEl Ana Na ir-la
Cocker u Prescott. sins LOUISA s~lrs, Churchill WI iaf
As4ans-r ani siran Coleman F11ef hai Flora. Lan.hufn
s-stos Del Envoy shorey N.wans ~ Manner NcAef'01
rf.- Handy Cifharr- " cuf Nk-rsn, thselge fost-r
Istea Sherwood Ds1 Webster Deaaf Marietta fsrA~f, AMI
FIsr. nesr-. ~ nrk.
Cd -p Harvard Cor- Liverpool bsh LTssldef, Cnfp, Gen
te-. tr. Afsee. Godfrey. Batmrr- Con Hln. NInn Ma
.blis. Casu Dt August schf Lacgn b-fr.e Nfen
HARTFORD -Clr sarah kIItarf. Joker
flrt salniers. ed Z l. Miller, lu, Nierk.
NANTUCKET Aug ll-stlet org Charlotte Sherwood, inite
nis. .,lr sl-ln. Rlss-l. Nllrs.
NEW BEDFORD, Alc ao-Arf brig Coy Garrett Inpr fhi'e
l CTd sps C. Dexter lniaa lni Piac Oleans, Acuslne
bradley. Pacifr oc~a1.
PROVIDENCE. Au- 3l,CId brig Ono. faeh, itrn''h y
arhr NAN. Hlu aat. Baltimore
RICHMOND. Az Isai@i. schrs sails Nlier, Lee, NfofA
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