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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-14

Correspondence Of The Baltimore Ams > :.
PHILADELPHIA, JAY LIP. y
LOSS oFTHE U. S. sCHR. oN-R a HE
1hs IJn;,ed States mail schooner "a IA !, .
~ ~, - The Cult on the 2;h uli. a, Bafe ~ =
We @s' -, iv cannos Reefs. Her oficeFs and cif,
w 80, .ed land in safety. The On.ka-hy.c was -.
ms sr',, Yacht, built by MIR. John G. siepn'a;
Wew YORK and had once before LOST her mas y 4. !.
n,Is She was wrecked near The spo! wnels 7.
r s. ship OF war Chippewa struck and wen
nieces some years age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-14

We hail The vote in the Senate, on me w.
VI Mr.. Davis of Mississippi, as na'O'Nse
satisfactory adjustment OF "the veSei qaes''O'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-14

HARRY OF THE WEST HAS SPOKE
A letter was received in this ciiy yes's 81 !.
from Mr. Clay, dated The soh OF june, IN ;' %p..
he says lha, he does mt endorse inc uoa an,s.,s
Of General Taylor. He also uses lhl. ss. y; !.
i iaee Ihs maker signs it," Does no, ms ~
,ba, General Taylor must, at leas!, a az. a.
NC, ne, les nm OF The Wing party before M'
p PIN epdorse him I'm. Y True 81"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-14

uo, VIM r. King has been appoIn.e.,
understand by The Governor 10 MI u 'ui ii
ocsasioned by Mr.. Bagby's Ies!sna'OJI m.
seat in The Senate OF the onl'eo ''a'S''
r,A: (Alc.) Derosras
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-14
COLI An coin MINES IL YlRGlNlA.

On Ike In instant a splendid sword was PEE
seated by me citizsns q Mobile 10 he gallant
,.I;ule more efape," Colonel Bragg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arriyed-ship Memphis Bunker, New Orleans. l9 ds,
mdse. 70 WIN Nelson. Left the Bar ships Chrstians
ana Richard Golden, for New-York.
Bark Merlin Hslstt Rio de Jsnelro ~ days, oshee TO
Newbod Croft l4h inst. lat So 49, Ion 70 spoke ship
MiddeseI Of and from Boston for NewOresns IA Dc out
From 4h 10 the 10th inst experienced heavy gales on ber'
mud. from WNW.
Br brig Majestic, Espen ADgua, 40ds, i8O tons salt to
Maitland Phelps Co. Left no Anne vessel. The has
experienced continual gales and head winds during the
passage 9th inst lat So 20 lon Go So in gale from lorth,
was struck by which caused her to leak badly same
time carried away stauncops ard bulworks split toretop
sail nsnsal and b and oblig ed to throw overheard
Is or 50 tons salt keep the leak IN hers bows out OF va
ter having started her woodends 18th inst OF Cape Hen
lopen 30 miles distant spoke and supplied with pro-
visions By schr Napoleon. Smith hence for virginia
Br brig Falcon, Pitt, Bermuda, ds, srrowroot &c, to
Tucker a Hgbboum.
Brg Samuel b. stapleton, Savannah, ds, lumber to
Donald.
Bng Emma Prescott, Lee, Mobile, 10 days cotton, to
master.
schr Emily Johnson, johnson, Baltimore de-, mdse, to
Johnson Lowdeu.
sehr Commodore Cooley New Orleans, II DIS, mOlasses
10 Hunter Co.
schr Sarah Ann Roe snedicor Bsltr ore d. mdse to
MAILER Lord.
schr Star, Lewis Boston, ds, mdse to w Lewis.
Schr Tslismsn, Pratt Cohasset in ballast TO master
sailed-Ship Wisconsin, for NewOrlesns bsrfs lily
Harbeck, for do Excel Savannah Isaac Mead, do
The steamship Sarah Sands for Liverpool sailed this
morning at O'Clock.
MemOranda-We learn by Mr. Cherries Sheffield, Hurl
Gate Pilot that he passed Saturday last scoop sunk at
Odhed Light bearing 81 miles dis6nt-about two feet
Of hsr ON m IL OF
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

"rRASs On. Nv rAsN BKsJANS.
rKass ~ ,asros no such word az IAN
rrcss aohlv GA the goal 10 near
Ascend tho mountain breast the gaze
l.A,A inward wsri-nevcr lear 80
Wa, shtuldsi thou fsint hoa'"
Though starm aud vsPor in'o''S.I 90
Tia, .nn shines on whcse nshe f" bo'V'
sr,nn,,l, Scr Lice shado"ed scene
-, .s,meanl the rocky sleeps
'1,,,'h n lsly Ger the torrents arch
"a. 81. slone who iccbly crccps.
i,s wins Who dsrcs the heros march
Ne shsa hcro lei Thy might
Tramp % eternal SHOWS its way,
AMI ,hr,esh the chon walls OF Night
ne~ down passage unto day
rre., % II once and twice thy feet
Sny back and stumble, harder try
rnasn him who never breads to meet
DANGER aud death. they re sure TO by
To Onward ranks the bullet speeds
While on their breasts. who never qus"'
Glcams, guardian Of chivalric deeds
Rnsh, courage like coat OF mai
rrcss on , Il Fortune play thee ialso
Today. tomorrow she II be uue
>,'s',,',' 80, .hs .,nk. she now exss,
Taking old gifts and srsnunS new
The wisdom OF the present hour
90 l,r follics past and gone
s.lne.. strength succeeds and power
prom irailsy .prings--Press on press on.
pa. on wha, though upon the ground
rhy love has been poured out like ram
rha, happiness is always found
The sweetest. which is born OF pain.
Oi, mid the forosts deepes, elooms
A bird sings from some blghted tree
And IN the drearost desert blooms
A never dying rose for thee,
Therefore press on and reach the goa
And gain the prize and wear the crown
rsiu, no, for to the steadfast soul
Come wealth and honor and renown.
To thine own self be true, and keep
Thy mind from slo,h thy heart from soil
Pres. on and thou shalt surely reap
A heavenly harvest for thy toll
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BOOK TRADE.
Just PUBLISHED.

DART XVL-Brsithwsites Retrospect OF Practical Med
L icne aud Surgery, half yearly Journal containing
Retrospective View Of syery Discovery and Improve
is 10 collect and 10 the practitioner once in every
six months ssuccinc and reliable digest Of such improve
and discoveries have heen made in Medical Sci
ence ia any part Of the world, within that time; and
that too nearly possible in the language OF those
who made such discoveries Improvements so that by
references TO this work any ply stefan may have at his
omnsnd at tnnng cost full and complete summary
all that and valuable in the Medical world with.
out sub getting himself either to the expense labor Of
searching through the various journals and medical
works that being daily issued.
Terms-The first 10 Nos eight years, 50 per year
thereafter 81 50; single Nos 10 cts invariably In ed
vance
Commenced In January, l840 Published IN London in
July aud January OF and repubshed In New
York by I19f I'll DANIEL ADEE. lO7 Fultonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

b55 Of which are Tor NE, ~ TOT stVsn ythIs Ii IO V'
periods Total, 500. 800 ,
The Trustees have sccoIdinsly declared dividend Of
fty-two per cent the amount Of premiums pad on Oil
Policies existing on the 3lst day Of January, 1919
TRUSTEES.
Morris Robinson, John n Swift, John C CrUger,
Fred'k 5 Winston, Joseph B. Collins Aired Pell
VIM. J. Hy,lOp, Jas ;. Wadsworth David & Colden'
X II MCuTdy, Henry w llubbell John T. Ihstcher'
G. W Faber Gouv'r wilkins Rufus l.. Lord,
mortr Livingston, Ohm v i. Pruyn fTeok Whltueseyi
Theo're Sedgwick, William Belts, Joseph Blunt,
Steer b. Collins Charles Ely, Isaac g. Pearson
VIM Bsrnewsl ID. A Comstock, Moses GTlnneil
William Moore Robert SCHUYLER, VIM. ]. Bunker,
Zebedse Cook, Amos ). Perry, Walter JOY
Ionsthan Miller Jo. Tuckcrman, Eugene Duiiih.
NJ ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary.
MINTURN Posr, MD Physician 70 The Co 5l4 Broadway
Iosrpu Rfrsr Solicitor 25f l0t
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MARK II. NEWMAN & CO.

PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS SrATIONERs, &c.
1879 Broadwey.-Constsntly on hand, and In qusnti-
ties School and Classical Books from those necessary 10
the st primary classes to those In the most advanced
classes IN Academies and Colleges.
Country merchants ard Others wishing to purchase
constantly on hand.
THEOLOGICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
general assortment constantly hand eTe all books
offered at the lowest prices.
THE NETWORK CHoRALlST.
and oopious collection Of Sacred Music for Chors
Congregation Singing Schools &c. By Thomas Hastings
and William b Bradbury
lff MARK H. NEWMAN & co 1879 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

O. az PER TON-Peaoh Orchard best Red Ash Coal
,cC "a Large Nut at s. ., Egg and Stove at IS 50,
screened and delivered from yard Also LehiEh, Scbuy
kill and Liverpool at the lowest prices. Apply 20
III. II. JONES, l76 Broadway,
2sf I'm. 50 door above M.idsn.sne.
GOAL REDUCED TO SUMNER PRlCEs.-Peach
- Orchard and Lshigh, all sizes Apply 10
lH T. STOKES DlCkERsON, i07 Anthony-st.
IBOICE FAMILY COAL.-Hou,sseopers who
~ wish procure for tbeif Winter supply, superior
qualify OF Red, While Gray Ash Coal can be furnished
lih every variety OF sxo Al tbs lowest market prces
Apply coal yard corner Of Rvinson and Suffolk
l20 Wsllst 10 laws WSSalul NJ sNoWDEN
GOAL Peach Orchard, Red Ash, all under cover erd
Oery esefoened aud delivered % enyparty Of the city,
from my yards, 3l3 BoYefy, and Hammorsey and
Bedford sts Large Not . IS Stove Egg sad Broken,
. - Chestnut, - IS.
Also L.hsh Liverpool Cumberland &c. - c.sts lss
70 dealers sna othep' carts JACOB WEEKS, JR.
3fSm.
COAL-s5 2J-AT REDUCED PR1CEs-i am sell.
" ing the best Peach Orchard red ash small Stove Goa
- -, srge stove Egg Broken 8 81 dogbiY screened
aud delivered 70 any part u the city from my yard and
= cents less whom isssn from the boals Also Pes Coal
Tor sale. WILLIAM HEsLEE,
7ftm' = Kinsst. between Variek ard Hudson.
Csts5 .-COALi COAL f-An under Cover -Peaeh
%. Orchard rsdsshi " al sizes, alec LshiEh. and
white ssh SchbJkA Goa, n VsfJ sgpsTiof quality re-
screened IN JaId and delivered Al iDw pfess Not szs
Narrated not 70 ch0ssf a. - per t0n from SIMPSONS
ards - Thon psoa's spfinssL an9 Christi phs
o. essr oi.es~iehsgssss shd fyhsf'on ns'sst n i'm
CpAL.-i1 ions nn, sesllil hssl1eel .se.l. go
Nfor sails by JpsKFN scrDRhAf,
81 - Fi.s go a. -sA -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

RY ORDER OF Rensselaer, Lamb. Esq County Judge
Dof Casraugus County, notice IL hereby given that an
attachment has Isued aRsnst ts etnts Of PERRY BAR
NUN nonresident debtor and that the will 10
sold for he payment OF his oebs uncss he the said Perry
Bsrrum appear and discharge such atachmen according
10 law, within uiue months from The frat publication ~
this notice and that he payment ~ any febs due 10 him
by rssldens ~ hs State, And mo delivery 20 him OF Tor
biz use - any property within this State belonging 10
him. snd The transfer II any such properly by him Tor
hidden by law add are yOii.-Dslsd July ~, 1871.
J. s. WEEDEN,
snl lswem Awy fof AnaehlnR Credllar Ranaolph NY.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate of The
i County Of Nc~Yos, notice is hereby gwen 20 all por
cons having claims against SrEPilEN KANE. late Of tfe
City Of New York deceased 10 present tho with the
vouchers thereof 10 tho Subscribers Al tho alice Of An
drew w. Morgan, No. ~ Jehnsf To- tho CITY # New
Yoss, on before tho iih day ~ March neat Dated
Rsw.YoIk the thirteenth dsy ~ September ifi1
4 ~. MORGAN. Administrator
az lsHsns BFnLAH EASE Adrinisirsifr
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CORPORATION NOTICES
GnRPOR ATInN NOTIrK.-PnhIIs nollee !. 90

A CORPORATION NOf1IE.-kuhllc notice Is here.
y by gwen the owner owners occupant or oecu-
pants 81 al house. sud ots iNproved unimProved
iand, Affected thereby, that the following assessments
been completed BY the Assessors And lodged In
The Street Commit once tor examination BY all
PERSONS Interested vie For huildns sewer N Thirty
second street between Sixth aad sshh avenues. The
limits embraced ~ srch asscssmeuts include ali hc
oral houses ami lots 81 soaad, lots pieces par
csl 81 land situate both sides 81 Thirty seccna
bawrea sixth and Fishth tcsrihcr With she
as both sides ~ che between sixth ard seventh
avenues Asc Tho westerly side ~ sixth b.
W rhrfy hrsi ard rhiFiyrhir streets Also hsth
sides Soveulh between ThirtY dsf AMI lhsFfy
third Asa She csssfiv side q ~ stf
between rhty Hlst ard rhirty Oh "a Al rersors
whose interests Affected Nv ne ahavcnNnsi Ases,
meats aud who opposed ~ he eihef cf ihss
afp requested o. present taelf eli sessns Ia writing he
uudsfslgnsi Size Street Ccmriisscrogs Ofca siihta
thiffv fays tlea she da.s 81 fhs rciise.
MARTIN r. THOMPSON
st.ret Ccrrui rncr asa Chairman 81 Ass-ssfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

49, arm % acres az good leni ~ Bushwick. l. two
miles from Willmsburgh ferry go feet from ne turnpike
g,ss on The road 10 Nswtowu. The farm will be sola
sccorod sug terms leased 10 good tenant for term
of years There en- the farm good house large osrn
ufcsrt fr ~ cly.5s good orchard, the land in good
.f. ID cultivation ard fenced infe small lots For par
tic1i.rs inquire Of 0EO. BUTLER, Trib1ne Buildings,
-1ro.r S.r,.u and spruce a floor Il I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

(NARD.-Ths undersigned would announce that they
~ have the bookbndng business 81 % Minor
phsde pha aud prepared 70 execute every variety
fine fancy binding In velvet, silk Levant
Turkey morocco, white calf &c In the approved antique
modern styles and while respectfully soliciting share
OF public patronage they will strive 10 add to area6
well established reputation practical wokmen by pro
ducing workmanship Of the fret order, combined with
taste In ornsmests designs such as cannot fail TO please
the most refined aud correct taste JAMES PAWSON,
Thila. FEB. 1913. 25f Stood J. NICHOLSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

PoIIcE.-A man by the name of John Baker, re-
aiding in the Twelfth ward taken into custody last
jaht for Threatening TO take the life Of his son. Detained
FOR ex animation person named Michael Frank, las
resident Of 02 Nneteentst taken into custody yes
,ordsy and detained suspicion Of having stolen S9J
belonging 10 f. W. Friiz Of 43 Attorney woman
calling herself Mrs. Marshall brought up by officer
Sheridan on charge of stealing valise and some gold
rings the property OF John johnson OF 10 Ovsrst Com
rntted for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

- fl
'~ corner OF Newark avenue and Barrow-st opposite
David Jon-ss shoe IN Jersey City II the best
locations for grocer iu the vicinity for which purpose
the above has been occupied for several yesEs by
John Austen. The best Of Gel lars under the whole
ALSO, FOR SALE,
The three new brick houses In Monigomery-st well
built with marble mante and hsrd finished walls, three
story aud Easements very pleasantly situated With fs
e. New-lork Bly-within five minutes walk Of the
jersey City Ferry Possession may Be hai q the above
property Immediately. Inquire Of EVANS JONES or Of
DAVID JONES, opposite the store on Newark avenue,
lersey City, y J. -. ~
- AT PRIVATE SALE-Tweliihs between
f;s Broadway ard lnive 'sity plsceA valuable piece
49, OF ground having frontage Of IA feet inches on
the north side OF aeh-s between Broadway and nj
v-rsypscc commencing t+a feet tnches west II Broad
way This plot Of ground be divided into lots Of
them each - feet IN front and one Of 81 feet inches or 10
can D.. divided into lots OF - feet 10 inches each.
Aso-Flve lots opposite IN shove, being the south
Idle OF Twehst oialng the ee brown atone bad-
rags progress ~ erection, containing together rs
feet front rweh-st b. 01 feet inches IN depth.
with The exception Of piece o he II the western
lot These Two pt desirable pieces u ground
be found each side off street in that section Of
the city.
The title is beyond dispute, and he terms vii be hbs.
rsl. Apply % ANTHONY J BLEECkER,
NJ lw AucticneeT. Hguad-sf
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PATENTS FOR

INVENTIONS.-JUsT PUBLIsHED-The Laws and
IPractce Of all Nations and Govenmen with the forms
expenses and all matters relating TO Pateus throughout
the world ProesSl in paper covers extra hne ealton
81 so; bound in muslin, ~ 10; ia full law bindog 81
KINGSLEY PRISON,
Editors and Publishers Wall st.
Easaeers sud Patent Agents for the United States AID
Europe, and Editors and Publishers of the Eureka
d monthly journal Of Patents and Science If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01
a11 -PI ENDID FsRI IN Ns~.Jer,eY for SALE

ts THIS salusbs farm Of l0n mansion house, fam
s- iyu,es .af very extensive ouLbu diuss, together
. ygo4 .ssy-Il three god orchards, with every
-t I'D f-uft together w. On 1850 peach t-e ready 10 at
M ana srr.en arran rsfnen.s for large f0ck OF sheer
frsted u Bsrssn County, within three miles OF the
gs Rsiircsd and enc mile Of The Paterson depot now
ths Esfnap0 runs through ~ Sc 70 ror AItnef
"a aDtIy t5In.i trIHOLLY PATSON.e Pine-s
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street Ccmr -ioner ass Chairman c( she Assasssgs
street Csmmi tsicrss's Oeiss Feh S'ih lt4' ~

Dtuilt NorttE = hsfsay siVea thsi rs.irars "a,
tesr presented in he G'a 81 Aisnnen g. have he
saew AS cd tesHA ssve hsi~ De Niata ara
ranth avenues fssss3 se3 10 have al rs pests sss
81 uen NsasFsisesi tetvssa feAii ass WILLIAM tfrrs
Al FsfseHs interested W The aa'Np rrsfesticas tafrs
rfsserb ~ The fs1gssisd 81 rfssssi thp ssia
ia wttlni g. che rrSsrsistsa a. hf sf -. NJ tis So
Record, 'e 81 ssfsfp its sifhia -, q Nsfsh seat
MARTIN . THOMSON street. Scrfa'sslcrsr
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Ohio Railroad, Cumberland, Md.-Western Travellers
Great n.ied States Mail and Passenger Route to Pis
burlh Wheeling. Cine nust. snd the South and West.
Passengers gong directly through By the Mail Trains
Leave New.York, ioot Of LiberY-st al A. M, and "
r N. daily
leave Phlsae phis Sundays exec pted from the corner
OF Eleventh and Marsssts ~ s. A. and daily att r NJ
by Railroad, and arrive in Baltimore at NJ aud 10 NJ.
Leave Baltimore ~ Il A NJ hy the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. and ssriye 81 Cumberlasd a. 2. 81.
ieSvc Cumberland a. 2. VI.
Twelve daily lines of the National Road and Good Ia.
tent stage Lines and arrive in Pttsbugh Wheeling next
evening.
Passengers fer Ptt.bGrsh take the splendid ard
moterntnif Steamboats, 50 Brownsville aud thereby have
Only q miles Of staging the whole route.
Fifstea's s.eAriboss leave Pittsbarsh and Whselirt
regularly SGD forwarded wfhoct delay TO
Jirernsfi srd I'll other ports Ia the South and West
For throuehckets BY this route apply IN phs
a. The kAroaa otce OF harset and Eleventh So
81 - sosth rhiTtssi board steamboat, Dockst
wharf
FACE thregh from Phiadephia 70 Pittsburgh sl?; 10
Wheeias SIS win the griv,es stopping 81 Baltimore,
Aaa Eesains seas Al pleasure For farther information
apply 90 }. l. SKINNER, Agent
A. Adams Co.'S Express Odce 10 Wall-st a. IA AN.
cf rAslors Hotel. No = Cortlsnaf-st
POS FsL uNoSE
h.-lhe NAL L'ncs from Philadelphia 70 Baltimore
leave The DEPOT 81 Eleventh and Maket .s Sun.
Asvs eNcef 81. ~ 81 4. NJ aad Z daily. BY Railroad.
~ fasse cautioned AGAINST puFchasing tickets
u Nes lcs for Baltimore, Pittsburgh or Wheeing pur-
fel.rs o. g. ~ fhc aforementioned Lines 10
safhoFise1 o. sell tcksts "a Ne.lots Tor these lines
~ 81 l.. SKINNER, AGENT for Mail Lines.
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BEAUTIFUL. KEsIDENCE.-For saIe-A

tf small ann consisting VI hityye acres, n The town
$50. Of Lew sboro, the Harlem Railroad two miles
north of Wht.ockyiIe The said farm 10 well umbeed
aud veil wsterei, having neyer-failing stream running
through it, emptylg into the Cflton Iheie u on me
farm good two-story frame bcuse barns and other out
houses Being within two hours tide OF New-fork By
Railroad, the above would make beautiful country resi-
dence for a New-Yofk merchant gardener for rasni
fruit and vegetables for the New York market.
For farther particulars apply 10 John wilson who lives
Tire farm. or u REs. bEO SoLEs
a. 2aw3n 90 mulbeuy-s- New-York.
TIE above will be disposed Of public sale on the prem
isss on Tuesday tho 7fh Of March. O.. COLES.
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RESCUED FROM DRowSiN6.-A salIor oy tne
name of Henry Curran hand on board Of the ship I'd
win living At the foot Of Doyer-st fell into the dock last
night as he was reiurnngto the vessel and would nave
heen drowned but for the timely aid afforded Dy foce
men Quinn and Reidin Of the Fourth Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

BURGLARS FRusTRATED.-The Office oil Messrs.Jo
sephs 4 Cummings. corner OF West and Morton sis wa
broken open and an Intellectual attempt made 10 get Int
the iron safe by means Of gunpowdeF.
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BATTLES OF MEXICO,

lust ISSUED from the press the third edition Of the
above work, containing full account of all the Battles
OF the late war up the Treaty Of Peace with list Of
the killed and wounded, aud sketch OF the Life Of Scott
and Taylor, illustrated with numerous spirited engravngs
Price 3 cents. MARTYR Il ELY, Publishers
2Sf lxs l62 Nasssu.st
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81. HOTEL TO LET-Ths Nslioasi Ho.e furnish

g.. HOTEL 40 LET-The Nsioasi Hotel furnish
81. and completed In 1916, at the corner Of Frankin
kA square and street the City Of Hudson. being i,
the immediate vicinity Of the wharyes sfeambost land
inzs railroads and ferry Athens The build brick
three stories high with attic oil feet front BY 8 feet
deep containing between - and 81 rooms with suf
fci-ncy Of stables snd shed adjoining Possession
can be ha1 before the st OF May II required Inquire Of
2yf DSWtf PENrZ \ CO s. Wa;er-st. y. Y.
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prpiiC ADMINISTRATORS oesice. ~

I NAnsssHsl NfIIts u haIstV NOV q ne IsIa.Vts
ari rs.tst sta ~ uENNN pfiFkFN. l,is sssrs,a -
ttaui ssir N,tfd Sessss4a ara wts 10 sstet H. have
fsS tfai ne sfesis el Pc s's iHessts a -
hsrts ~ tts rvts Aars aisn wi - .snieis.ersA
.rS siar...A 81 p, ss.sfiss t z" nsiss he
% .aisies ~ s--s a~ot srosatsf sfaflrlsisf 81
t- asssss.s ~ ieth s.r 20 MstsA Dated Nso
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The aggregate value Of imports al Toronto for 1887 may
be stated thus $500 -,
I,nnIsn1enfs ~ frnn,igrsIts fres...... 80 600 %
Merchandise from L. States for drswbscs... 1881 VO
90 BY ses IN bond from Montreal s'S14 ~
Importation Of 5H9l4 ~
10 Publishing the figures from which this statement
upade the Toronto EIainer says embraces out suls
portion Of the imports Toronto for 247 II takes
cognEsnee Of goods which the duties were psld al
Montreal The Iraaner says the aggregate yaue OF the
imports into Toronto for l8f7 must be a. least s. <OOOO
The vessels entering the port Of Toronto 10 ls47 were
Steamers and coasters empyd between British ports
Total arrived for the yesr.....,............l 9s5
The exports from the Home District embracing num-
Der Of ports siven as f0lows:
EXPORTs-fROM TORONTO. -
Flour, bbs..........ls3 Butter, kess...... o5V
Wheat, bush........ 24h55 Starch, bxs........IIi0
Oats bush ......... 2734 Ashes, bbls.......... 3l2
Peas bush......... 13,322 Lumber, fest.."8O 100000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01
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