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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-05-22
Milliner & Mantua Making Business.
Miss. JANE SCOTT,

vTVAKES this method of informing the ladies of New
Athens and vicinity, that she has taken room
the house occupied by Mrs. Grimes, on Maine street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
THE CULTIVATOR FOR LIILY.

The July number ofthS popular Agricultural Journal
ready at VI. II. NEWilAN'S Book Store l9 broadway.
Among us cr5at variety ar;ces including amo, every sub
Jet the Farmer and Gardener. wall De found at-
cieS Agriculture IN Schoos-Ihe Apple Worn-Cu.inTe OF
the Raspberry Currant md Goo-eberry-Eect o pfau;h
fans-!mprovenen FercinsTnininciG:ape with Illus
rat0ns- Implements Tor Cuyatng Corn and ut:.er hoe
crops-Pnc,ies OF Breed nc-Culue and preservation o
Pumpkin.-Sare 0i Agriculture lfeland-The settler in
New Country, &c. &c.
The Cu!,ivalo , says the Auburn journal. By all CON-
parison the best agricultural paper in the Union"
Back numbers and vOume sale and subscriptions receir
I'd al l91 Broadway. u 3tls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

ne Mercantile ASency.-The subscriber having
established NERc.NTiLE AGENcy similar to MI lewis
uuecc OF which Ar rGppnn as tit gratriolsy TO
advertise the public that have connection with hs agency
winch all very weii if he does other idea
tan TIN. simple fact for have been obliged frequently to
make disclaimer by private correspondence before
could get persons to act Us my agents -,
As his declaration iha; shall have no connection w'h
future IT IS gTatutoS iuf
are perfectly well agreed that point. and presume our
agreement this interesting 10 hanit Will he 10
the public.
shall be prepared in few days to merchants and others
nj my office where ha be happy to explain to them the
system plans and terms OF my agency.
WARREN y. CLEVELAND.
Nos ard - DORIS Building, Exchange Place and
Hanover street. first floor. lately occupied by
iy32l+ Nessrs. Brown Brothers & Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
Markets. Carefully reported for Tie Tribune,

Markets.. Carefully reported for Tie Tribune.
TUESDAY Juy2.
es of about lO Ibis Pearls du sales abou, 100 bbl a,
CoTroN.The market isvery inactive, and hear OF
romnay; Upland and Florida, ordinary to mddling ~ 60
ssd " f"S onnTy to to mid
dPE F5 ANp sH6 fas IT make, M very quiet and
We,eTa e., executing Sensse s c"deGey A.
lteady at Ss Michigan and Ohio sold ISL .. with
mnrSet ior Esrin md shippers were osenr 81, il" Gen
almost unsnienbie. Sour Quo,e3 3za Scratched West
"a s4 Nothing ofany moment DONG Southern de
SR0 aa g s. XesuH WS SeIsd 81 IS js
8' sa 81 ss h an "stsS osf
% CT sasss @ hS T. Gst@as ss IA Wbsa, at o. the
believe unsod bu, another lot OF 800 bushels sold fer CITY
ni"u. cargo. Which bought lolc There was II fai sn
for the Corn IN market and pos are ,iGady About
$500 do NaItheIn qt 4s soc F.; Rye Flour tc 81
s St.' ame iei Noe" Ms made "a, 5e W.T.
Sales Of abou, 1000 bugs bnckeged Peas hive been ade al
nSce "aont ss Sp Sue e oi &
Inas At 3 ;sc The supply good
AbJu, 20 bbs sold ut &c For State Prison ~. was
oil We notice sales l5C0 lbl, Crude Whale which
farther advance and 60 do for home nse al 5 81 cents
Lnseed "A IS for American and II for English. and al
iNDGo~Sae, ofs to 10 ceroons of common to fair Man
Ia have been made at 691s cts.
SAL-A sale of 5J bags 2S lbs Qnondnga has been Endc
IL 3l5 cts cash Turks Island offered al 231z cts.
WU lis Just beginning from the West and is
taken pretty freely Mt high prices there being but little old
stock There have been sales BY dealers since
last noice Prices asked by receivers from the coun'
vary from 35 TO a
WHAI.EBONE-A sale OF % ooo lbs. North West Coast
has been de u, 81 and at Wilmington 1900 lbs to The
Phlndephia trade nj 81 cent.
PKnNiSIoNS-1here Is more fmncss IN Pork to-day @ @sGd
about zoo bbls Prime sold 63ts Mess nonlnny nj S62
bn, heard Of sales We understood Of the dealers 10
offer the FIVE crths for 5000 lbs. Within few days notice
saes Of 100 10 800 bb Beefa SO 3os Pmc and So i Mes
Vermont at 80 There enquiry for Lard
and notice sales Of about 40 bbl, a,5 "a cts There
have of l50 smoked Hams. damaged ut ~
100 do SIDES ut "a Cts 20 do Shoulders at "a and 10 bis
Picked Shoulders "a cents.
Correspondence of Livingston j. Co.'S Express, Wal.s,
BUFFALO, June %.
The imports of Wool from Ohio large and the ware
unless moles,ed b, Governmental interference. Notwiiand
more than baIes Wool any of which weigh loo lbs have
n, Whent afont and consequently sales 100 bbs Hug
gins Flour sold at So e Corn at 81 cents for white Va
nous small lots OF Chcsgo When' Which lind la the fac
tors hands have II IS said. been ceard out Ut
Gus prices. rang NJ from 20 10 t27zc,
The White Lead manufacturers hers ale paying So o for
theiT supplies Of crude Lead.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

ns-James IT, Hodge, who practically familiar with
Mining operations and the working of Ores in the United
States and Cuba may be consulted the value Of mining
lands ores minerals. his No. p Granite Building,
corner OF Broadway and Chambers 81 rect.
He will ruayze Minerals Soils Waters. and articles OF Com
,nece us Potash Barlla White Lead &c Specimens
Of Minerals and Earhs may be him from the
try and he will either their value and uses u
submit them analysis be required; and his
charges will vary accordingly.
References Grinnel. Mrturn {. Co.. Prof j. Revere. NJ.
D. w. c. Redfed. Esq.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
j. L. ", s co.

Have hand and intend keeping constant supply OF Man
tel Clocks Of variety OF patterns with gnd without glass
year three hundred and evenyye days wirh TiIt
ing also large Time Keepers for Banks, Churches Public
Houses &c running n year with winding. And will
also manufacture order Turre Seepe, Town Clocks.
running from "ne month to year.
erd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
CONCERT
THE APOLLO ROOM,

THE APOLLO ROOM,
Weduesday and Thursday, Juiy Sd and 4h.
AND POSITIVELY THE LAST THIS SEASON
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS,
WITH AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 8.
First night Of THE OLD VIRGINNY STATE. n Parody
on The Old Granite State" as sung By the Hutchnsons.
First night of on YONDER HILL REPOSlNG. Parody
on Fra DGvelo
First night of THE WILD GOOSE NATION a new
Medley.
Frtnisht of DIANAH's a LADY, a Parody on " Liln''
u Lady"
First night OF Dis CHlLD'S TAMBORINE
The whole ACCOMPANIED with the Accordion Banjo, Congo.
Tambo and Bone Casnets.
on THURSDAY, FOURTH OF JULY.
There will be entertainments commencing at harast2
IN the afternoon. and quaitc! past 8 IN the evening.
For particulars programme.
D- TICKETS TWENTY FIVE CENTS. jy23t'
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT D'ETE.-Ai the
Nennes reqes; of large number Of lndes an gentlemen
will be during the present summer at the Metropolitan
Vocal aud Instrumental peormers the S resper,abity
will be easnged and every eyaron will be made the
ions Tor the season. So single tickets 80 cents yearly sub
srs I" sG = the ,ss%q o9 GeW ee%ls sDsn sf
~ MI gI%t"'' m D' 0'''' VI TIC SMELLING s. TIsDALE.
a MEXICAN ;MUsErM AERIAL GARDEN, AND PER
n PETI Al. FAlE-Corner OF Broadway and Ann.st!ect
opposite the h,iu House.
l.. j. BARSTM. rupnetW
+. ilITCHcucR ........-.-.... Nnnnger
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
Juiy Isl. End md 3rd,
GRAND PERFORMANCES
THE MOST SPLENDiD ATTR,CilONS!!
THE SMALLEST AND MOST
GJASiONISHiNG DWARF!u
In Cren.ion, COLO CHAPLIN:
A nat We Of the '0M Immnl"n'
NINETEEN YEARS DlDi,
AND On ~ q INCHES HlGIi -
Is engnce tor ey day and he seen t'r"nrh"ut the
nv evening. He intelligent. "cahe, aud every way
iui.te- t... min hn nnd l I'D hls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
s,y.o ro,rprit oF lilly.

t.sszsa s<-<=e FOURTH OF JULY.
MoRRIEsx ExAs mp EfSEYY E,fSlzYY b I'd H.
@, a%I' .: az aPd II; r.;
''''" On the Fourth.
Leave Newarkv Lave ,!.,sIs M.n,'0Sg' : H
At : S,sTS[s S.sISes p. ); vi VI. so'eIocs P VI
on the Filth.
.vs Moop s N F sn s NE, Xc?S S,Io, ,s os
% % o sSo car @ Ns SGfi s, ~ ' 3 .'' i''n' on
Te EssS5 jaas al Fsn Is e"'i ssy: or VI %6r.o~n se
A's's,:fs .sf.E 4 au S, 4, ;Sess SsasS Il = u &.
TIE fle viii ee reduced o,y the Es;fa Trans which run
Tie Company ,sl accommodate az pessasec setween %
ard Extra Tmin, will stfa rnp, wan Their BorsI Car
i necc,sgr. Trrn newark b. ,ts1m power leaving
y the above arransenen Morrto~n mod the
surrounding coury VII be ena6ied :; p2.; ihe t"uT s m
work. from the Military C'mmaas Nc~Hrs IN lhe evenns.
I'd I'd eS ss od, the s b@c ay o. SP the y egn % y & t
ond visit the new ant peeiu, i's, 'rssb ey WE
lta u ,I2>. ,a", ai .s ,;gl IL popD soOsraiead>a;
FOURTH OF July SXGCR%ss"Sy .lIG %.S yoS "a ss ,S5
Z2-ISe Ps HeS J-';.g F,,''t' 'i Co'ipAh''
fy ,,eamboat per No Nonn r,era' r. NJ nj !, and
R;.arains leave Some,vle TO, New York ASA. 81. ~
Giving p.nr> wishing spel! taN..E N TIE chuRuy 20
-eltin O'Clock Nd return - the c.ty M sei''n -
tnc celebration N 80 cNSG'ng. 49,
sy BANGS, iRieHHRi;S is < PlHi-. s,os No ~
Bsiyfy id;Jral cash s!saaces maze on consignment
css B. r p hsve ENovEpto to No - Broadway
''~ COP FosTErH SEW YORK TRspg SAFE
To commence rrESpAY z'h Aug is'i .p.,.
The undersigned pecI'y ct r"n. suuei', of Books
stereotype Plates Sr for the regular rr"de - TO com
rsnce above date. and To Do cuilucte as heretofore
7crorl0g the regulations, under the dfcton o IRE COM
nrtee.
l.e held us u>Nrl on Mun.1y nth August.
The usual cash advances made receipt OF goods when re-
invoices should he furnished by 5,h July nex when the Ca;
BANGs. RICHARDS & PLATT.
a4 Broadway. Juse 18TH lSii.
| F. COTTON. Aucroneef.
~ COTTON & co. Auction and Commission Merchants.
l. NO 3 Fulton and 81 Ann street-bera! advances
! made on conssnmcDts and prompt returns made
FRIDAY. July s.
l0i o'cocs, Mt the Auction Room.
| Uorsguo ID FrRsIrrRE, &c.--i'umpsi,lng general
ortlnent household ard kitchen Furniture. CrocAey Ia
| hie t'aery. sc
Also Copper rnss and Iron Ware. being the effects of
dealer changing his business.
TRENTON FALLS NEAR UTICA, NEW YORK.
T;1E sub,cber announces the public that u.e an no
sence of lie has resumed the direction al he
Hotel NJ the above place The house has been thoroughly
efrnhed and put complete order nGd ne trusts ny his at
en:ion the comfort his guests TO merit return o bs pa
%Lsis ms ms. sS Oe'A'' bestowed vi ''' III M MOORE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

uz- North American Phaian1, Monmouth Go
" j. Addrcs Lcedsvi- P o.. s. miles from New York VIA
steamboat ORUS from Fulton Market to Red Bank daily dur
ING the summer Mr.. EDWARD GILES IS the accredited
Agent the Phaanx IN New York. and may be consulted on
,s business 3 O'Clock p NJ at his residence No IL
vvsIkcrst jyl 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

~ Water Curc.-J Shew. NJ. d. an author on Wa
ter Cure IS Fourth ready visit his friends and othe,s
who care to be treated medically tOut drugs Water Cure
for efficacy is system without parallel p the healing
Most cases. ii not u be well treated in private dwell
ucs a. elsewhere The poor advised erattoisy Iy2 Sm'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

~ Currency.-THE EVIL AND THE REMEDY
A Treatise on the Nature, Tendency and Consequences OF
our pesen, Monetary System with plan for lis eecua and
tenecen reform: published for the Public and Author by
w. H. GRAHAM. 100 Nassaustreet Newly ork Burgess
,nnrer as Broadway do Price 81 per hundred. six cents
u cnpy
The only object of Author being to secure the Reform
herein proposed work published al his cost and the pub
lie will only Tor printing the which they may Te
qure All friends honest steady prosperous business ard
of fully employed well rewarded labor. earnestly request
ed 10 aid in extending the circulation ofths pamphlet.
;e2l Dtf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
THE LATEST NEW NOVEL;!
PRICE ONE SHILLING,
THE NILFUINESS OF WOMAN

Bi y Lallf
q MS n deIshhtiJ story of female character. which
will ubt wh popularity. I; Tale Of Eng
III. lfe. and admirably illustrates the n0e "f the ll page
= Why what siI'. ward thing = Woman" The
thrre unknown and Inc pre>eui work Will IN
hsr reputation The En,l. j1urnals highly commend
it. WM. H. COLYER, Publisher.
70 NJ I;r-ue..t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORk, JULY 3.
MINIATURE ALMANAc-THis DAY
u,s.4 TIL zs % o. tn. Mo"s IS ,s!n Tgtt ss So
London, iaat tsI HAVE. lave June
Liverpool. New Orleans "a
To See Last Page.
Arrived.
Pace: ship Samuel Hicks. Bunker from Liverpool mde to
Kermit. Sailed IN co with sta Henry KneeInnd Andrews
sblq Ilosarth Rcdman. y ds from Noeans md>e VIM
Bm. Demerna. Blanchard d I'm Neuvtns sugar md mo-
York. Sailed tempany with bark Isabella Bearse. Ma
On TIE second day o the out Abner lacse
OF New York. fell from the fore top yard. struck
British br.E Are;i,ua N. from Windsor Ms; plnster to
Bns Cnzen Brown Q ds from NIachns. lumbar to Smith
Schr Statesman Wass, II ds I'm Muchas with lumber to
+ Snow.
Below.
Ship Canton. from New Orleans. and British bark from
Liverpool
Brig Wakulla, lot NOrleans, and others.
ra--.------
~ Price so cents per Boi.Ie.--The chief virtues
l. lis bmcing, tFenrthenlnc and cluntyins qualities
p IT. gently stimulating the action ot llie skin;
s. Its producing and reacton IN the bulb
and particularly in the pulp which receives the vessels
aud nerve, giving lie aud viror To the haiI
l. II, eGialng the circulation o the fluids:
rs freeing the skin from the effects of persplraon scur
and d,nfn and dspo,InE the !n,f to cndi ,,o,,,
health 20 the oieSt period Of life
GmtuoGl advice gwen "n all diseases connected with the
ll6 Broadway corner o Liberty St up stairs Je9 Inns
Gs- Genfiemen's summer Hats.-Brd's style.
Of Summer Hats. ie latest patterns exceedingly
light aud beautiful. ready. BIRD.
oIS0 0,r.r oF D,nno nd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
J K. MILLS Il co.
OF CRANES PATENT TWELVE
MONTH GLOBE PENDULUM CLOCKS.
No. l09 Fuii0u-St Nem York,

Having enlarged their e.,abI' 'ment no." prepared to
urn. any nnnter 10 oFfr and wonit Ie,pecIiuy en-, te
decded advantages this Clock has over nil other line Keep
The great Improvement in the Tune Pit consists ptseI-
" scmeS &c s oI i" ie Esu% Hy s S.' wr ma e
called Rotary Tor>inn Pendulum the Ball Is four urd
a-hnl inches III dnecf-"i cuhnln form nnd hollow and
suspended ,tec pfng; the upner end Of the spring
the torn o Crans; the revolving oi tine bail twists
and the impulse from The swing Wheel y ncifs at
lever connected ;he Arm and the Pnlel- or >capemeH'
which lmpuc carried through the Sprn; to the lia, ard
heei Inoiian The spring u qnece,i nie Is 'sc>i
being twisted either from TINT 'tae ho'tenef rhd
the ball made To rise returning the rer,o of the sprn:.
and the ice OF :raviy receiving te impulse rom the nn-
iu,nin= power II, each return.
There an ,reeuurity existing IN the common Pendulum.
by It's OF from increase q" incton thereby
ssenns The impulse given TO IT, aud shortening The are ot u.
vibrations lf measure true tic IN an arc OF iof de:;ees
srees hut BY nn increase e" nc"n ard loss OF power
which is always the case. II will gam time
Clock viii net affect the time given by this enum is rev
ouon Vibrations rendered perfectly s"chrna By 'he
the force gnvy of the ball The different degrees Of tenn
pernturc affect the lime given by this pendulum ne
time would BY the expansion at the in length
accurately couneraced by the time gains 0v us eXIn,nn
in width and thickness The improvement The Striking Part
consists principally the application of Rotary Hammer
Each part o hl' icS Is drven py sps ee, 10 seven
pounds Of weight, for about fy!OuV weeks with once wind
"-'''. THE ADVANTAGES ARE.
Is. Tint very !e required setting up,
sequence of its not being liable To be put ou OF beat us other
Dad 1t requires Oil the Pallets or teeth of the Swing
Wheel there beng 90 lrlc" IsSecn he and the number
ui tiie IeVuuoES "i inc SWING " l aIe >Al es 80 "
other words sixty ukin: ms nnny revolutions
In. thirty S second Pendulum Clock does IN one
year. And requires than y times less maintaining
power consequently vey large urt les OF irction and
weai. than other Clocks; AID therefore the motion much
regular,
81 1t Will nun one year with winding up; silent:
other tnan striking the hour s simple, easily adjusted and
resacd and when he time wi not be altere US other
Clocks by tie difference of teperaturc the density the air
BY Ui friction. firms Us movements al
ways IN the equal t.nc
These clocks have been IL operation about three years
Onco them was p!nced y the room, oil The American nst
the Fair Ocober tina, year, and Medal awarded with
the inscription thnt ingenious piece of mechanism
II then left with OF the examining Committee until
the next Annual Fair of the Institute October. lSi3.
and again exhibited the Fdr-nnd examined by Commit
OF scientific temen. aud awarded second Medal with
the inscription that II had bean fully tested.
y. Il. ". s. co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

We have employed Mr.. Hodge to perform some chemica
analyses u.s. and nm the in which they
executed cheeruy recommend his services 10 those
reSnring such work a. u. SANDS & co.
Ne,y- Work lime / 1874 re- eodtf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

~ Summer Hsts.-We invite the particular ntten-
on of Gcu,emcn dark drnb Summer Hats article
WARNOCKS.
;ea.t;s Fashionable lIatters. 3l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
.x r,-1--s , EXCURSIONS Jf'LY Isl, "a and 81, by
II 'the su-odid ,ieambna' SOUTH AMERl-

Ii ,the spi-adId ,teambpn' SOUTH AMERl-
S1S=7CE.CA, Captnn VI -. True>ieil.
NlDNIlAI Iuiy si. eIye Btrcryreet at O'Clock, p.
VI ard n. r. 81. md proceed up the North
River 20 YohkeS returning to the city NJ O'clock
Mo6SltGur ExCURsIoS--eaye Bpocny street, north side
of the Ferry nj n, O'clock. r. NJ nnd Pier y" y; nt
ocuck eScIIs the Bay anf up me Hudson,
returning 10 the city 10 o'clock. =
TUESDAY. .iuy %. leave Btrcny-Strcet nt ocock r
VI State Prison Heck ut ~. aud Nlarkesreet T. ~,
Tor mn exclusion down Bay. returning Ht IA "clct
WEDN ESDAY July 3d. leave Bnrclny street A. o'clock;
r. NJ State Prison Dock Az Mnrkr.cet, T.. K. AZ. aud
Pier No. | y. Il. at D. returning at "a.
ny Fare , cents lor each Excursion
fine Ut Music will accompany the b-at, ard refresh
!ncnt> wiil be provided suinbe for the occasion. 80
These Excursions will aIid parties and inm'es wishing
recreation an excellent opportunity OF enjoying the sea breeze,
and viewing the magnificent about The Bay aud liar
Dor ui New York.
a. B-ShouL the weatfer prove unpleasant or the Evening
Excursion on Monday It VIII be postponed until rusdny Oh
seryi-y the .n,ne hour, and nnding the pieces
~ Three rand Excursions the 4h Of July. see Nd
vert.emcrts jyl IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
liARRIED.

Al Brooklyn. on Monday evening 1 Instant. by Rev. s T.
Spcat. Rev SAMUEL PARKER of Ithaca. y. y 10 Miss Rs
cHEL l.. FIELD. al Brooklyn
On the 9Th of ns by his Honor the Mayor, Mr. FRtscrs
BROWNE ;. /. +. D. 10 ,irs. HANNAH Cox. oil OF this
city
At Richmond. Va. on the 2sth uIt by Rev Jos H. DAVIS
Mr. loHs b. FUTILE. ol New York, TO Mis- MARY l.. snow
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
MADAME GUIZOT'S NEW WORK.
Recently Published.
THE YOUNG STUDENT:

The YOUNG > IUDENI
OR, RALPH AND YICTOlRE:
By Madame Guzot from the French. by Samuel Jackson
One eegan, volume DISCO pases with Illustrations. Seventy
hye cents. .:--..,...
juvenile c To nil that numbcre-s cln> OF youth wlu are
schools academies the cceGm- the pc2arao
studies connected with thef. We know nothing more pre-
csey iIclunte trr characters, and direct ther
course suho!dnae n the ser anhoug c Christian ethics.
lIHG this excellent dcIineaiion Of Young student By
Mrdumc GuZOt 1t Is perfect ei.ctin. III which the
whole may behold the lTre>plun the mpeu"sly. nnl
the drotelent tendencies u their hearts, eNempied
III he history of Ha1 and the norn daring dignity an tri
umph exhibited y Nctnr But II not the alone wh Is
taught by hindnme CuZo-evey iaitcr also. who ha, chl-
rich edlhcnon from the example of Raph father and
Victor, guardianship The Fench Academy we're correct IN
their ud- when they pronounced Madame GiiIn> stu
dent the best book OF the year. y Y. Cour. und Enq
d. APPLETON * CO. Publishers. 2O0 RroadSay.
F'HEAP READiNG.-rhe terms OF subscription To the
- Siowefy Circulating Ihrl1y hive been reduced ore hni m
81 10 for ,hee nnsa. from 81 TO for one month"; from
Bok> er to non sub,cbets ut 6 per volume for tic
usual 2ia for ingesiae Fur works
ss T TOR %a ~S @ oe ysTes in The de-
pnnents 0i literature and cnn>hnty receiving additions O
all the works together with the foreign nnd American
SulscriIcrs !" rl, Library vii he entitled to
noun' and variety OF reading than can be obtained ,f.n 9y
o periodical cheap publications. or any other library Tor
Ca.nogues may be had the bary: price l3.; cents.
j!3 II. x $ RAYNOlt. Is Bowe'y.
|tHEAPEST ILLUSTRATED WORK EVER Pl,R-
L IiSHTD-Pn,, ms; IN, Prize p cent.-PNYNE E'S
ENIVERSU VI. oT RI 'r0RiAL WORLD: Edite.i by Cras
Edwards, E,u, nv n collection of Engfnvngs uf Views
MI umnrcs rrat, s.rrit Men, and Sprcirns at Works
Wnnt'ly pn. eh cralr;;g four IN ghly finished -rI t
cravings flate printed deini qunn yapcr. ana
vi! be accompanied y, T,in I. ~ pascs e E, irp[es
presented wilh Tdrce FrtmiamS. see Pr'spert,is m
jyi 3taw3wis us Nas,nu.,ife,t, NewYok.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

TJ'O TRAVELLERS TO SARATOGA, NIAGARA
l. FALLS CANADA. 6sc.-Iust published and for snle ut
the Map and Geogapcn Establishment. M, 53 BrGadwny.
prce 76 ceats-IHE TRAVELLERS HANll-BOpk FOR
THE STATE OF NEW-YOKk AND TIE PROVINCE
OF CANaDA-Conianing b.c. accounts OF the Towns,
their PUBLIC Buildings and other otiesis of interest Natural
Conye, Tables Of Distances by Ralroud Canal nce.
and River Routes every direction: the Whole arranged
pan by which every interesting object the leading
brought into view, with cooe Maps, &c. BY Ii.
G.. Tanner. II. X. TANNER I53 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
NEW AMERICAN WORK.
just Published,
THE LOG CABIN.

THE WORLD BEFORE YOU.
BY THE AUTHOR OF
Three Experiments Of lvins. The Hrguenots France
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DIED
Ju 3D. ALICE wife Of Ebsnezer seeley. and daughter of
the lste John l. Glover
Igyl;. Of inflammation of the brnin ADALiSE II. MAPEs.
aged l3 years
0nthe Isl instant. of consumpon Mrs. HAoER-y aged
2j yenr-.
Al Cincinnati. 25,h OF June. MIcNAH T. WILLIAMS. for
Canal Commissioner. and n the mos; useful
citizens
ne -i,h yerr.
AtCearrerle st. Joseph Co Michigan. June 10. Hon. Luz
TIER +. STEVENS, aged 90 years
r~@EzE~Z
Passengers Arrived.
IN The siip Sa,auei Hets from Lirerpooi-Gen VIM Bay
ard % lork Mr. Peter Christensen ana lads OF Hambuc-a
steeracc
IN .ie5 5r,- Demcrara from -Nta-itas-Isakoe Aryiz.
Passengers sailed.
In ire siip Oneda fgr Hdyrshr. i Curtis, Mr. ramcr.
Mis-, Palmer g q Edwards. 4 Woodwork. j Jean Re.
maud ui Nfork: Bmda. T. Consul 20 Legho,n ladv
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Nnvy: IL Taylor do: " w Montgomery Of Philadelphia:
Ae.,s tcinnse ana lafy Btis;". RI auru y Orleans:
DR. Geo ]. NchUoU Va: iuieb and lady, lumaica; Leon
Viler France.
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