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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-08

ANoTIrE LAnsc GUN TOR THE PfIScEToN.-'ol
Josiah \. Bird # this city, has ~contr.sed a mode If
making LARGO wrought iron gum. winch has received
thc appreciation of Capt. Stockton, and q gun If tie
size # the :. Peace Maker" i +, he immediately
constructed at The iron works Of Bird & Weld. At
present We can only state that the process VIII be
commenced by placing together, in the form Of II
cylinder, a number of wrought IRON slaves e the
whole length Of the gun, and of proper breadth. and
four or six inches IN thickness. These will be held
together by wrought iron hoops, lying close together.
the whole length e the slaves, and welded upon
them. Upon tli, row If hoops another Ct larger
diameter VIII be laid. and these welded upon the
former and additional rows viii be put on and welded
10 those previously OF, until the desired thickness,
shall be ob.a ned. The rim # the hoops viii lie
about six wide, and they viii be 50 laid that the
middle Of the rims in enc row Of hoops VIII cover
the Joints between those of the next smaller row.
The sides of the hoops VIII be carefully turned
smooth. before they are laid ON. The rms Of the
hoops viii he thicker at Tic ends than the middle, ~
that when. after being put on in a heated state. The
hoops cocl and contract. they VIII bind those under
them, not only upon the slaves, but to each other. and
thus present a resistance in both directions to the
explosive force of the powder. The proposed advan-
tage Of this mode If construction IS, that the Welding
If small piece, OF iron, ~u-i "a of one TOW of hoop
upon the surficc Of the others. can be done perfectly
while it is scarcely possible to weld large ma~se
perfectly. or without destroying the strength of the
lron.-Treat0n Gazette.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-08

GREAT WEALTH AND EXTREME POVERTY ~ ONE
FAMILY.=Thcrc lives, or rather subSi IS, in an old
howell on IN obscure street in tins metropolis. an
lnfirm. destitute widow lady, who has reached her
nnetielh year. Her first brother was one Of two
brothers of an ancient wealthy Dutch fam ~. She
was Young and beautiful; he was ardent. Wild and
brave. On the morning Of tie memorable 2jih of
August. 1916, size encouraged her gallant lu band 10
leave her at the mansion Of his parents. and cross over
10 Brooklyn to battle tic invading British Troop.
Near the close Il tie disastrous conflict lie fell. molly.
AZ the head Of his volunteers at Eu-hwirk. The hell,
tollcd his funeral knoll in thus city. amidst the terror
of the whole wing pruli'on. leaving their homes -
the overwhelming arn.y & their ofprc>Sors. The
Young widow fled INTO ojscuriiy; afieIWard married
another victim Of iihcry. who left her in poverty 70
rear a family, who remain poor to this day.
She encountered Il surcc>~ion Of adtcrsit.os. and,
finally, afor a lapsc # fly year. was imrcllcd By
dire ncccs,i;v - arq!y t. the AGED surviving brother
f her first love. lie had taken and keptail the nr0p-
orty and income of his only brother who had vnlanly
lad down lis LIE fr iis country. and fr his kindred
-hcl lad also rctaI ncdth immense estate Of his father.
Tho old patriot went oscr hi~ long lost SISTER. ana
exclaimed. ! Viii do Lcr iusticcand more than Justice,
FIR love her like IN OWN Il or; but subsequently thc
evil cen, nl~ of t,osc WHO watched over his declining
years and rs incrca .ing estate. prevailed cn him 10
turn her OF VII u small pittancc. TIE arrogant
threat, If a master ift ana hcr declining year, and
pinchinr want irdaecd .cr - accept TIE scanty oicr
Ter protrastcl If, has ou,'ls;cd TINS small portion If
own her iu.friel.s. Ihcrcuc. ablet r iaer has dorart-
cd hence. Tho vast c-tsic has pl.scf INTO the pose :
slOn Of three II four relatives, VINO nav walk lrvll
der SPLENDID and luxur;aus mansion n twenty
10 the conf rii.ss abode # tlo.r aEcd and
inGrm aunt. behold her destitute and Listen 20 her
mornings and flltering imprecation~. Tlcy mr.
light up her Il ckernr lamp before it leaves them n
darkness fr every. J. Fleming Pest.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-08

\ splendid monument is said Ia be ia tie course OF
erection M Tampsco. which l. intended 10 resri,e santa
Auna's lsg-thc onc he host "a, Vera Cruz While tshiag
the French II j. constructed of 4 beautiful marble re-
Gently found IN lie vicinity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-08
PyHlIC SALE OF CANAL LANDS.

rT>ilE lands selected last summer for the WABASH & ERIE
win he oarrri It, pubic sale. on Monday lie aSiI day Il oto'rr
neN,, al Peru, Miami ens"iy; INDIANA m srpa'aIe l., a '"''d'''ied
In town %, nr2e, SEC ,, 4 fre d n hall and q . and n hall
In town ., 70. parts II sec Is, and -, 81 ,'"er and -
In tow" p r q, SEC ) : par at o. u "a i, Of " AL AMI : h't o. :.
Wdlt.
In tow ~ III. ' i.e half u e 1T ani "a " ar > : qr 6, u iii :, n eqr
Ii,ncqr i. nefrof ne " and a." fr 81 NV '3.
In town y. ~, " half al : ~ qr H. hall and sw fac ~ and "
intoan >. "a. sec y. lun Of Eel river, n ilifs', hhf CO OF
rye;, md n = az -.
In town a6. ;. see 4. sof Miss river, n half of : haf # :. fr1c .,
: frac ~, " hall aud : = i,c ~ u. " lali ct nwT J" hhi 81 u
or - neqr and g hiif"f-r qr -, u hlf of rsrr ani e han OF :
" ~ and : e 81, aud - pant of2j.
Ia lawn -. -. " hNf aud : frc ~ 10, shif ei,se fac %,s"
river, nait of 80. nuf river, ani ~ iaiaa.
In lawn D., -. Sc ~. q r-itNer.n . or ard " haf OF ~eqr
and e Inf at Nv qr - " fr,rr. AMI n ~ qrJJ.
n = ~ and = hull ofn " qf 2, n"f n'ef aaineq 81 -
hall and " ~ ~, and ne qr5l.
a. In town q ~. fmc ., Is u. and n fnc %.
im town D. : : see u excea Il pan var.
In town. >, r : " haif pr ~, " h"' and e fe ~ IL
Ia town y, -. sec IL.
Ia town -, 7 49, sec , and " haifoqfneh
In town 20, -. ne q and { half OF IA W az |, sw Gr d, and n 5"
In town -. II. n = ar ami : W orc
IN town 81, "a, n " ffac " =, ehaf and e haifoi n " qr and :
In n town 81 rs ne fn- and : lnife fne H. e dae q ad :
ha'fof r..
In all containing 2i.al9 81 ACRES,
These lnnis ae ssreh""- ot Of Inc Nun, Resorve. apa those
AMI En-. Cant running iir'igl hen. They ne Tee " chiefly ai'ii
ami ae BIZ ~ iPa I .lie Pipe. and 1rsiy ore,k..
Altogether they cos"Pire a many ct he "5van'a-'- 81 iooaiiy.
-sre afre an, where, aud are IeFnais tie iei hs % lands eserof
The rtrv. pe. on. fourth - the pnr ha~e money, nnr fprh annr
ally until PGd cat, an Interest annuity a ~4sanee CA las ea2'I
The mini nq. prices are fee. ,lu, ada i4T AMI "a DELAYS ~
acre. according a< ne taud .. of TIM hrf. ~cnfd az frtd class -
these PFC n" l'ei- may be had at Pf.si en-, at a~y .a.,i@'
been ,ftHrd at l"'ie size. h L.tA9' Cen s"pI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-08

RFsFDY roa BED BUc--Si up in bed all night with
4 lamp IN ,orr hand. aud when yuu see one OF these mad.
nishi marauders crawling up the blanket, burn las s.ne.-
l,rs for MIN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-08
s.A.sa.S, ss,> .r.gs.

rSNfiT subscribers tn addition 20 fhfir sNsf~tr a-rfnfpf n lr'
q aud -t~-. have an haul af far ,Nrft~ 90 fsei,fn ruan am
Cyprus iunu,i-. Among them nas tr ioani, "lthsIu' Iha,t'
ErMd Hnntrts. | ssh,rn. do. in, Ilorrte. &c.. Nt,- anf .s.r
to- Sirii ad cufiun-ti, DO. ~itt stfa~ "n ''frn- nr . LAW
do. sc. &c. NllAuI &tp.
T. sisa Of To DIT n fIf stf Shoe - p.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-08
GR0e EMEUS! tI.uarrfg.!

TEfliE .i~cifsr rr>i~r'piv iutrss TIE ,rirrs ~ imiana;ul-
"a and ilr pn'lc az t~u'Iai. tafh o. h~ Iri rrrfls'da f''rL -
suttnruf 81 tp~ eIH~. sl,h rs a rnHr ~ AZ 81 Is. - surir. to
aad Havana tu1 ~. iuFsfti. Ansus ll~nn. aui Gun rN.-t Irt~.
Is.c ~u@ar. Havana Snefr. :. O.arI =. a. Nmt-.,s. WESTERN Re
serve Che Nn. Nicstri, Goldfish. &c. a. hf % o. ,.rrs lot so ~
very ioN prices. Ntt'IA.
81 . doors usr sf lf,k.-s ffssl
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s:,r.sM,sr an. so.,cr.- =.

q TT - . =
A VARIETY of tausuf'r~ aNi tnfff- fff~ iuf fff.ssf
n Win "a ne made hN thu hfi u4riistts atf ,au o. e l-i.ai 4.
Shrv@~, IN ,n-- rnd ~ avs OTTER aEil ~ rHsf grrntu~ ." n.tnfru,
winch Iw % sAi ssrs low ftt.A 80 fuinift IraHfr.
Iwiu live lie highest taf.tl tutt g. Elfa'. r'c. ra,seed,
re,-NaN. TaH~~ Land, .c 90 .vd~ &C. cash ti.'-e IN and -
anime the at,lc~ , Ai'ff.N'.
51y Etrss wei. f lrt.'. Ftfri
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-08
SALEM. July 9th. 1SIi.

DEAR CHArNANs-The mountains are on fire. The
shout has gone up from the highways aad byways, from
the hill tops aud valleys, i" one icug, loud and universal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-08

NH-lLNoT q Go. sign II ihe Ia'f.n afafd slac sfn,. -
w specially cal. lls aii'ia.'u't tr .rlai-.t inif.n f.44 I'd
tie -nu"nri nr rFffTA 20 Tie tgF-afI ~ -..>Tt AEE-t>4s ..
aid doHPLtTL a->'a4m'tf - mas, taI>, fpOgN .sip
NIOLN. ,NrT I'D o. lLt lAhr. III
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4 rived,

ship Henry KaeeIand Andrews from Liverpool -6h june
3. frs AanoJe Bartlett q is I'm foso NJ. in hna, to
e. bfs rctu Fic!d 10 d, III, :; Johns, Ne. fish Stokes
Anthony.
Sc6r AsNafder Robinson % DIS oin Nc.y Orleans m,e to
cni Congress H,owt from Cac';yied umbc to Smith &
boyuirn. 49,
scir Nm Mct;uuey, Napes. Virginia.
SrhT Caauuccy st. John. loie Virginia.
schr i T. I'fquhau. WGnbei Norfolk.
Scl Ann Lyman. rocr Newbein. Nc, ave-! oies 18Th
inst: OF TIC !iooh split the ipe>ti.
schr !.y'ir Aan. No0d. Virginia.
Sclr II p iaycn. Turner! NISinla, corn.
ScEr Farmer. hickman. indian RIVER. corn.
s,cht ,icra. Watson. S"uu>buTU. Nc. nara! Stores
SchrC " Smith, Chambers, York River.
Scir Ihnnl',s Morton, Wood. Indian River, com.
schf Wave. johnson, f!iad.ip-,d, lnd>t
Schr AHa E,:'pt:a. Sonef>. Philadelphia.
:;chr Independence hutchinson. Maci.ia,, lumber.
schr Merchant Matthews, Folly Landius, com.
Sch. rui.. El!ri,i.e. Portsmouth. md,e.
s,ch1 Marietta. Crvne!l. HUSTON md,e
s;clr Tho. NlckcHna D.-ioa. Iaisc.
schr Abbott Lawrence. Meeser. Boston:
So2 LOUISIANA Barrow II i:cm - Johns. Nh. fresh sal
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lErnm the Commerrinl Atrerti.er. !

| RIcuYlELe SPRIAGs.-We learn that great I'M
oroycments have been made at this place since
Inc close of The last season. and that accommoda-
tons can now be had for some three hundred
visitors. Having spent some days the last sea-
son at the opEing House, we speak more par
ticularly OF tina. establishment. Ii Is not IN the
style of elgance found at lis neighbor the re-
vi!ion, at Sharon, yet the sblcs are well supplied
the bedrooms comfortable, and the attendance
good The Herkimer Republican in speaking OF
Richfield Springs SAYS; -.
The ,po.,s-nan c.n ind abundant mean. to rraty III.
hunting me s'od c9c" when si- 20 I 'InL ~ -
never re OF sport 81 hauling up The delicious in "hc
are ever ready snap 4; rs oaI IN The lsautu akes C
NV ,. and an abundance 81 fishing tackle eau Always re
btaei nj nges the bo:tcr of $rhuyes aNe 'csice
two miles from Springs. delightful piace ~
c-nc ae where han on the 'eau'HlI N'e
,and that ,s9oeS IN the ceHt'e % ih;s charming axe
l- ve nyrr the finest r's' thu sheet OF ra'e'a si
% he sand ia TIE hist al the refuse wo
hold. possession ;heTeaEd ,'a:is excursion on m
.hy!i: Gi ase,, alone would amply repay one It" c
ifDGua and cost 81 JOHfre' tom Gi.a;.' ch ee5
m IN. f-,ghb1ihDod indeed iae mnf afnHtcihe ar que
,yere IN Tho mon can thee be- found urh lowell! sheets Of wa
~ ~ CISCO Sckugier MD tie !.c ase'-aI I'm.
.,itfn halfan hour. drive nf ;hc.s SPRING.. ..-.,
Ut The iEed cira p'"peItlrs {" " 49, "' -
Surinc. nav. heard aia:T ~ tccun's. - re
n purifying blond. and strengthening ard feTyac *
n,ued nature. ,cg axe sa! - we no Snpfot 40
Cuiegs OF Pharmacy Of Ne'i OK c!y with lie iOi'"is
r-.ul,..
b Ca.on=e Of :inrne,a on
n Lane. -
hydro su'phst. Ala.rrsia and Lime .............
Chloride Sodium and Hten.,a...... 10
suIplureta.l hydrogen "a 9 cube inches
daily line ;tnre established bew chled Springs
will BE- brought within two h'ur dave @"
he Springs.
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THE TRIBUNE.

For Tie THou
TO LESBIA... Dr. J. AUGUSTUS SHEA.
WHERE. Lesbia. where ia all TIE hfc
OF Song fonfly deemed thine own2
Me,hinks the motive OF Thy lyfe
Hath lost its kindling warmth OF tone:
What spirit. envious of thine ar'.
Hath robbed thine altar Of the bear:
Would no, rather hear thy words.
Whose sound is music To my soul.
Chasing thy love along the chords
Til rapture daL1led thoughts control.
And Faith sppcafei--o sweet aH> bright
The plane, sphere Of song and ASh; J
Would not rather see thy bow
Lu,,Ious with Joy Is OF 5efo:e-
joy can fancy there even now.
Like .uniish SHINING round and ocf
Lilies ,ha, ope and br!gn,ea on
Long after ell that light gone.
HAPPY il were not NEE, TO share
With me the secret OF this change.
And ,hou would'st undivided wear
A gre: 20 sudden and 50 strange.
And hide the truth, that ne'er oesuile'.
Tina, Earth hath tears US well u smIes.
We, would I, forthe pleading sake
OF youth ard beGu'y wafm!y time.
One psilusoph;c truth awake
Within thy boson's linllowed shrine.
To which thou cans, md darkness turn
And feel is ,adIan, slone' bum.
If life he bu; II passing d;eam.
Gfief OF that dream /, but part
II tsq, unrca! he. why deem
Thisa reality OF heart2
No. LesJn, i've 10 love and laugh
Seize Of LIES dream TIE w!se' na!,.
Remember. TOO. If Youth wal steep
Its wings OF golden =h, IN tears.
7 will lo.s ii, potency Of sweep.
And hail its bfIliiaHcy OF year,
The pathway of the s;Ers resigned.
Darkness indeed remains behind.
The moon. on winch We love 10 iooS.
And .end new eores every hour
The music OF tie woodland brook
The poetry OF leaf aad flower
Thsse-eycn these refuse TO teach
The spin; impotent Of reach
Dot thou remember not how we.
In Summer evening" watched the moon.
And heurd the blight. melodous SEA
Siug answer "a her .pheriC tune
Could sould with wings IN weeping iuii'd
Have heard the songs Of tier swcc, world
Wnke, I.csba, then. the kindlnc FIRE
Of song and beauty s;ii thine own.
Restore to thy mpntieutbi
Is glad Inheritance o: tone.
And lot me stall believe no hGEd
But thine It's wllchery can command
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The Whig Almanac for the year 1871,

i Convenient B006 NJ reference jar f0iii!cidhS
and Others during the coming Presidential
CdmpaigR.
II con.in, The u.a.! Calender. and Astronomical cacua.
TORS made lor eyv,y meridian from Name Louisiana.
lis; ofthe Executive officers fthe Tinted States,
Judges Of the Supreme Court, with their Salaries
iee LIST tn M.;noers of the :cscat United States rn7
and House n Representatives arranged according 10 then
.reo;iv- >-:es and t ocs # zach member Gesisnt,e
History ;. Tam; sast a.I Ieeu I2s:- COM ar;Ire
Statement OF the important sIc!es bea: specific du
ties n?csed by the OF 1876 1885, s2S 1872 and 1872;
The PEEssxt TARIFF Law TtIs UNITED STATES, t--
Inc the -ltii- l.n hI .u5stct. 4 NateHai Eak n!t
Extracts from if NcDu;Fes Report; PaoGEcrioS AME-
RIcANlHpusTEI-lr. E..rtoIsScY AID HEcEs.iIT rHs
Hos CHARLES III Mass. TINS valuable and ussiG.
t.ssa csucgss passes It's 4cts Illustrations aud doctfines
ought to be uEdars55d b. cyc. who takes interest
the atustry aUi the 9ro,psT: OF the
people United Extracts 0m Mr Clays >gech
on TIE Futile Lands Ise extracts occupy seward .sgrs,
anu sufficient Xvs g-aefdl vs' o; his interesting sub
jea Anecdotes OF fouc .ad Politicians before iun
lished. ELECTION RETURNS. b. StA:ss, ConSI==-
sion. districts lad Couu;ies Th-sr is;a-rs t iGr.,
4ad complete which. bee. 5sii.l Th
pe.ael great 4bc5 4-d considerable N-Gss expressly
ter the Vi .s Almanac Ih- wal D. Constantly referred 10
dGns coming year, ihy hon 0Gy tie for
the present ye 40 ,ose o.: $50 Time, OF no l,n- Flee
the St'fS Popular Sot Tor Ar Van Bu'-n
and G Ianson 1888 ard IN 1915 The number OF tsc:ofs
ofe.ch 1880 aud tn, humber winch ,a-h
tna tiisl Jrs i'e' oi m s-tl states AE-coiss oil Mi
Clay. JoaA isuIacy Adams col. Johnson * &c
q The price cl ts ,iic AineGlc tae y last
year, a0tS St4Edgg contains about ore quarter NOR
SHgi- copies ~ 5. per dozen; = per ipl
Orders accompanied ~ the cl:h. f0sra.sTgRs
tsu..ns, iI-e eli fpsas- II 10! dozen copies a "
.a::;led cory g.aus i;ccu.aia, ,aez-l, aad
K The WIG ALliAN-iC regularly Published sycsy
year and IS or:F i.'5 20 i--:iel,e =! :u.,.-s
GA.f LEY = A.cEtNsIr. FctlsityIs.
trngua Buildings. N-~S- York
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''OGT or TIE ABUNDANCE OF THE HEART, &c
A Wbg and Loco. Foco Of this city conven!ns
together few days since, the Wing remarked,
" We'll, if you succeed in electing Polk, hope
you viii have Loco-Foco principles carried out
10 your hearts content" 10 which the Loco
very ingcnuously replied, That's Witiggery :!
il you can't elect Clay, you ,cont n J1'a tie
country" THUS aiiowin. ii to escape HIN that
the very doctrines lie advocated were runous
and destrutiyc. Newark DAILY ADV.
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Al Mcyncaez, JaIy lh. brEs Empr. 60; New YORK. next
day.
G"n- IN 10 Goaa,es 9th .. uuc .cht Salem, rnnc. from
Bottom.
Si in bermuda June - Doctor Hitchcock. Douglass FL
~ Il:". with tnc commander II hri- May cargo
N.rui .her. iun't ship, Chester NIsoa. England,
Thompson and Edinburgh LHN,on. NYoIk.
Arr a, do l!ll instant James Moran, Morl'an, fc'&.
MaroG. Mills, iinl..N
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On SUNNI \ Tie "cliNsf Is - ~ =,
nour l,ul City Hal! 20 lhfic Wlans Bridge snd luck
cho -, - ,,,
The C Hall AMI 9th street Linz l1 ever. seven ni-
ut, through the tay. from % \ Vi TO- g L. ". .
The G,tr, N,g Line WI, .Te ly liai iot- IN St-f,y =,
% ~ TO- 10 - 10 40 H. IL -. II ~. - fHNs IN
street tir Hall u -, S ~, >! S'N' ~ ~ ~ w.
10 80. II TO- II {"
90; '' "'1'' WM :. CARAVAN. Src'y
60 NOR SHREWSBURY. LONG BRAN II.
OCEAN H3 ~ f1Er " lNlihi6f.I
IiNyN NND RED BANk.-Lendius nj Sandy HOPS wHcl
the weather will rcru'. ic S.,amer lk' = '"ne.
Masar vii leave Ne,y.N Oh ifcm Fulton Market SAD every
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PORT OF NETWORK, July Is
Ctca

Ship. Celn. Gaa.cer N0fiears Duah7in & Dmoa; Cath.
aripS. ie'-y. Charleston.
Bus Atc,husa. l.enncioa. Windsor Ms; EcA". Oyer
SSCp New York, Jones. N.!sve.
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EllGHci,. &C.

luy 18th, in of ChncoteaSuc .chr Rebccca, fro Eas9o
tu Richmond out "a H..
iuy L. laiieras Shoa heanG. SN distant Is miles tIench
bur EUGENE hound ,c New Nork, I'm Honduras.
Juy 49, Ia, 49, lon 81 Co. Br bfs NaIe.uc lrcm Jamaica
JGy B. hi 81 20 n Ion % a. bark Ellen, Danham I'm iork
4 10 .pIu
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Correspondence Of Liv0ssoa < Co. !'sares', 'vall

CORRESPONDENCE o! IhNI'-'tl Z Co E''Tt'', ~ l.TL
BUsfALn. iuy Il.
The week closed for l-ca'sie: pTce- have held their
nyya Luy ,herc rYoi disposition N Gram
,,n CARGO. ui iica"g { ty, avc ti0yJ crs!cis sold
ut - cents Saudi rtOl nIa offer, -r
sumo. but eiuSc. ~" lbi Atlas Flour bTul:i; 50 8!
l5G b> Black Ruck 20 AID 400 hbl common ONO 56 M
the Corn comm. Csec'Y iGaen by es'er NJ ).
We expected ifee supply from the Wabash Canal ,Uhi
II low enough e:c export H. ilJany jui
,e; that mas been accomplished There constlrTrbe
.un- um Cleveland 10 tanIia. and n the hTeaclIn the Wa:
,s, t uEGepseG the active home demand abuIJs uIi
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Disasters, &C.

B Mn HANNIBAL III lirlluctoi GIlnl 80 tons, tom
Y"rk Tor John. NJ. ashore NJ Bartlett. uI Bea"er
tvcr. i.hor, IL ne from Yarmouth So Iu"e - 10 IN. N
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Passengers Arrived
MARINE JOURNAL.

In The SE 4icrrHf- from .fOr,cquN l;och. aGy az!
child M5 li1ssey. Mr. Cushing. Mr p-ieTs aId others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16

A PLEASANT lsclpENT--Tnc Judge Ford, OF
ChaTcstowu, Indiana, who lost his money IN a
bet with Dir. Graves upon The last Presidential
election and then sued for lis recovery, WAS eject,
cd President Of the Charcstowu Polk Club on
Saturday night last. On the following Tuesday,
member OF his own Club gave him d sound and
well deserved ,Tas!ling, and strsightway went of
and enrolled himself as a member of tiie Clay
party. Ever Loco Foco who viii whip such
rascas as Ford shall he entitled 90 admission into
the Clay party Oh applicatiou-'nd no questions
asked. Louisville Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16
pnhIlc Stoch E,chence. JulF l >.
The whole amount OF Flour and Wheat reaching
I'd yDter 70 Y, Inlr fc. three teasons xas,


tide water 70 lt July c: three seasons ga' ,s.a 1s.
F {{E., b 9sii Is So ii 30 e
Of,z aggregate Bua, forward r-ayents OF lie
whole amour; Of Flour w. 81 400 bJi'
The quantity OF Wheat, Flour and Pork exported
from Cleveland Canada during The i week IN iuy WIS
Is Co bushels Wheat. $50 b5 Flour and ~ Dol, ForS
The amount OF Tolls received IN Penn~N!'an:
since the opening Of navigation the present. oh w % I;
Is $50 TO g. Ciii go nave been received on
IN, Siam Line the total increase oil the pte,en' over the last
y.nr .I3i 81 2iie al the Main Line n,one hem:
.i 40 These return, should exercise beconn: miG-
enc. in the Geci,cn Of the question whether tie public IN
pfogeren;s ere 70 &c retained OF sold
Dates received atthe Philadelphia Custom louse:
Total .f qrltl-f ending March 81. ISL; e2 o
t,,,rr quarter ending sun June Eli $50 80 IL
si,its5;' .
The following statement n the Iron ordered IA
Europe to be delivered Philadelphia, may to SHOW
VIVA, no y lonc It's yea; b. Pennsylvania Railroad m.
pGnes vTTeleI' 'ilHEsd'
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad 90 55c
~ Carbon and lr Carbon Co -, on the WY
SchIyikilI Valley do....-... .L+O
..............si... $50
Statement Of Receipts and Expenditures on the
Columbia and rhisdeiphii Eaw5y. Tor June. lsH
Receipts per Report, OFT 'oiiecoFs. SO !!
Expenditure uud Llht,iieS. ..-...........- !i'!' -
ENce., Of Receipts over ENpenses 23 ~ .
Atd ESce f,.u jan 1t. yer last Ke.oii..... i2j' =
Profits sax aort- eutrnr 10 - ~ On ~
Which amount exceed, ceut per bnnlm TIE COS, o;
tie Railway and machiEers.
The Bank of Charleston, in addition TO Gprrcen,.
dividend s year, has carried :j5I to the Contingent Fund
account The Ban been very cautious operations.
in consequence the Cotton .?ecuicG and withdrew nj
r entirely Tie arHe, for lofe-n Exchange and long
tine Domestic BIDS c0nnns Itself mostly 10 sight operations.
Nothing IN, beca discount notes. protested
,,nrc yca OF Foreign Exchange bu, il Tor G5J
has been protested fGr acceptance and that H be p4G
nj uri,y Oi domestic Exchange. oUf 81 !: .3S T. pur
rs.d DUNG the yeas. nen tie whole has ul.tuisd and
lDere TIA been protested uon-accc2Iucc $2,)-9T non
~ iuei, zid.jGJ. TIE spfnei debt large, hu tbs,
IN lr'i the rIls that carrS - .hg;
ls SIX issued imied amount III CHECKS TO-
and 20 dollars PAYABLE a New iuik uad Clris.t" Tor
the Of avc aud extend the pI-c.co TO
New Orleans.