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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01
No. | Silver Top, or Sarsaparilla
Mead Syrup.

This Temperance Beverage is now manu-
featured by VIM Brown, 4Sl Washington
street, Boston. Nv wholesale agents, ,Messrs.
Dana, Evans e. Co, Silns Pierce g. Co.,
White g. Sleadman, Ilenshaw, Ward e. Co.,
aud l.. ID. Erndley, are now supplied with
fresh article. Also for sale IN Boston by
most Of The Wholesale West lndla Goods anu
Druggist stores. Retoied by all the Gro
ccry stores IN Boston, Lowell, Salem, Pruyi-
dence, New Bedford, Worcester, Spring
Hartford.
There being limitations in the market, be
particular 70 call Tor VIM. Browns No.
Silver Top or Mead Syrup It is manuIoc-
lurod with the best OF sugar, and superior
Sarsopafllla, aud forms one OF the mos, whole
some aud cheapest beverage now IN use.
For sale in Newport by
X. r. HAZARD, Druggists.
X. }. TAYLOR,
June %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01
PIANO FORTES TO LET.

Several new aud second hand Piano
FoRTEs, to let at TnURBER's Piano Forte
and Music Store, 33 a. 35, Westminster ST.,
Providence, X. |. April ID.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01
DIR. ATkINSON;S
CELEBRATED
Vegetable Golden Ointment

'aNlIlS ointment having been used in the
l. Doctors private practice for many years
with perfsctyoccess, and the many letters he
had received begging Of him 10 give the public
the benefit Of his research, he has complied,
and nov warrants this ointment to be certain
cure for all Scroiulous Eruptons, Itch, Chopped
Hands, Salt Rheum and letter or Ring worm,
ibrasions Of the Skin, and liberated Sore Legs
(or no matter how long standng,) also, for
Scald Head aud Sore Ears in ChiIdreg fer sore
Eyes or cracked lips the cure is in(allible.
For sale by DIR. x. Il. iiAI\RD,
Sign of the Golden Mortar,
Dec. 20. Near the CouTt House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01
iE@MRs. NJ. N. GARDNER'SINDIr
An isALSAM OLE LINEKMOKT AND

iEPMRS. NJ, N. GsRDNER'S INDIg
AN BALSAM OF LiNERWORT AND
u bARupUND. The Original vegetable Livetwort
Ptrparit iou-rrice 50 cents the b'tc-Ihc most pop
rlar remedy for the uf Cuughs, ufs, SpIng OF
Blood aud Phthigc aud all diseases Of the lungs; dls
Is IN ttDusivr fT che cure ot Liver tumpl int.
hisi- thr ursi preparation 0i livrrWuI Introduced
to the NmtfICanspuhli' n brlng now twelve years
since " was first estahlI-hrI. IT. reputation stands
uurivari as cough mrdictue--Soc crrtihcaies and
places olre.Idonce onthe ptiuted dueCtontouud the
bottle.
The uuirrIgncd, having received rtegt bcneitfpr
the cute ul discaEcp 1buyr named VITA confidence
rccpinui, ud the celebrated alsa of LyefWofttu the
public.
Ernest Webster. DavidF Woodbury.,
Thomas ilaskius.iT. T.. IuuCu,
4. Ellis, ". Gan,
q. Williams, Miss l.. Howard.
Whoiesgle and retail by the proprietor. WILLIAM
BROWN. fsi Washington sttcrt. Rciuiicd by an the
1rurgists IN Boston Saten, New nrdurd, NmCr-trtI
Providence, \. y n -. S1uig N'w Nptk Hartford
Springfield, aud by u. }. TAYLOR, & Rk llAL ARD
sswppd Soy 23.
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OFFICE TRIBUNE BUILDING,
100 Nas.su-strcet.
NOW Is TIE TfsiE 10 SUBSCRIBE"
GkAHAM'S MAGAZINE
OF LITERATURE AND ART.
For Ju Y, g A.

ORIGINAL WESTERN VIEWS. NO. l.
CAVE - ROCk.' on THE ono ?,
AMERICAN BATTLE GkUU 9Ll 49, NJ; Ii.
GERMANTOWN BATTLE-CHEW-S HOUSE.
The most popular style Of illustration erer 'dopt-
ed in an American rork and frst projected and IN
troduced By The proprietor Of Grahams Magazine
CONTRIBUTORS TO THE JULY SuMBsk
HON. J. & PAuLDING. Author OF The Dn'eAma'f
will WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT Author of The A.es,'
Ell RICHARD PENN SMITH. Author of . The Deormol.
Ell HENRY WILLIAM HERBERT. Author Of "crOn-
$E 2 rI HETnq L5 E + p Author off, Year,
cl az s FT fEi Efs5y Au,ho; of Cruising in the
E Z 2 i: 1wyHlFplE
E E2lii L{b Hi3IE EiaorRxEY Author of zp.ndo,
Aa Mi :::e c tGii NJ sEDCWICK Author OF Rel
VIZ SR:. FRANCES osGooD Author OF a Wreath
o; Vi nd Fluye-s from New England. etc.
lRs. !sAAS 9'tl5 i @I GE9 N' s'''''
r 6 4 + ~, y; Eiii'D'
i + Sfi i il IGGE MATTHIAS
THE PooR SCHOLAR
GEORGE r. r. GRAHAM.
r,,. c.,.,,.yo b, okl z T,r P4FSS''
E,sss h (, E N.. g fa2 2: z%52
Inc ne h isa 81 :? Ps s. BY tso IS Bst5aoe
Who = thai Poetry Ls Cheap by ''lloflli
Neyr Nenl', Eve, iSii by }. Ii. Lowell
Noon Groves OF taa Huron by LOUIS l.. Noo.e.
The Battle Grounds OF Snenca. No. ll-GeiInAowa u
rbe Wanna Moon: b. WV. c. BRyAsr.
Valentine uay. Lovers "reminiscences by Frances =
The Wdower or the Frs, md second WIFE. BE- + E. +
Midsummer Night. By T.. W. tlarS. -
Alexander Jerusalem By Mr.. LYDIA II S1GoVR NEr,
The Bankrup;S Daustters Tale OF New-fofS- by Ms
Ms IS lear lear Queen By ] inele. Matthias =.
Ilal [tul tf.sa n y ~,
q iIsay Nv ii5n.e 4 Song b. The Poor Scholar
REVIEW OF NEW BOOKS.
Poenl.-Ry Frances Anne Butler. event..
The Poems sacred Passionate and Humorous OF Naihan'e
AZ" < New S ,;ii of,he Ase.By R, \. Horne
Religion ~ lmcrica-fy Robert Buirt.
file Cus."site, Il Literature. BY /. D'I>F"sh.
EMBELLISHMENTS or THE NUMBER
GERMANTOWN ENrTLE-CHEW'S HOUSE,
magnificent American Picture drawn oy hoen " .U
Tncazins. By Ra,si5n Wright < Hatch. -,
AVE Is EOCk-OF THE OHIO The first of our
0s.a % f 1r mann G by Smile IN s5n a% S''
FLOWERS; AEnIACE M exquisite plate dessnedand
cnrraYgg try By M ga bd Emo so. correc, style oshona
bic costume for ladies aud gentlemen. including new style OF
rdlu. dress. - -., 81,
S :ls No. . 'S''' ADDRESS New 9oiI Tribune Office
GRAHANPS MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
This l,y received Graham', Magazine tor July. with SPLEEN
did EnsayInxs and Fashion iInie
EMBELLISHMENTS:
Germantown !;ale-Chew's House.
Gave m Rock-t)n the ohio.
Flowers aud LGce.
Al,o-lADY'S BOOK for July.
PrIce y cents a numct OF SIS a delivered IN any part
& The city or sent by mail to any par Of ne R G' ii'
IN" Ella "a''' Bookseller, and Sationers, IS Bowefy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-14

NJ iso,.cry Fire Insurance Company
1r 70 IsII-V meeting o the Board oi Directors, held
Thus ny JAMES lovEIr. Es% resigned the Uiilce vi Yes
VbeTann"n PETER PISCKNEY. Esd. late Secretary,
e-crd 10 m the vacancy Board 81 precors aud sub
cguenty thereto lie unanimously elected President ui
.n,I Company. m pgce of james LOvett. reslgnei
And WILLIAM IBBApD was unanimously elected Sccrc
;nr; IT. place OF Z. i'luckncy.
The following resoIuc offered By Frederick t. Lee, was
adopted unanimously ,.
tende ed 10 james oyett Esq Tor the able nnd efficient man
ner IN which ns perimed the duties o President "i t
held with SO much credit himself and To- the satisfaction ct
~ "r5sn.r,,r md welfare lei 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-14

In the SffGm Siip -3iajlnG. from -selr O-,rrsafn
Viz and Sl.,es Howard, Nr $eres. Nj Kenny ", %;
den Mrs tirf-n NJ Peck lady Children and -erNcnt. N
Il rTnialr laiy md rlirea. t:r. Gsdg, Me.Ars Bnrt
am. ] ? Rarere " Mclean Um M'ii.. laramie
Rachus Il = Ofn.lec, Leroy Tenn -runa l. eT - II
e. = e Tyler Tios Blake hif HaIcneeAn, VI Fa>ey.
Mr. Theodore. T Albert; VI fre, Brown. VI Wye.
II e Macnry, Rouse. \ iarshl Il Rlche. vi lGa>k.
Capt BucknRn mud % n the Storage. w. j.,
IN thc Brig .ir5 .IrsfV from >crGHEGt-sNiili um H.
whitehead aud Lady \. V iafoce and Lady. J. .ank-
wright nnd Lady Nr, Mitchell and Chld, Ms F'eeiman
and hid Ms Haywood and Child, Ms. Anderson, Mis-
Su!nne,s C. Clark, a. T. Myenoa, C. : Sabine. ; l,lch
ards d.. f. w. sylvester +. hrn.ir onc. L. Mitchell T. Nj
nor r. Stevenson Masters Haywood. Whitehead and Brown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-14
Crops.


In looking over the accounts ol the coming crop
o( Wheat we notice that the lc,san Fy causing ucH IL
my partculay the crop, The W eS'cr Slite lne
ono miners both the lake and shore ali concur IN e
accounts of ruvage caused by tins de- iuclv INSECT ~ e
s.,hLurlocd OF MassliOn particularly the lly making
before Known ana NilnIe
.n entirely destroyed 10y II. In Michigan me ilsec nhu n.u
a. 10 the inury previously sustained by the heavy rams ol hS
prrc ard The Vi heat less promising III ti Si l
Ina, been for years Ia Illinois. Us far rs heard from
the accounts decidedly untavoraoe ior ti cols Cio
In Pcnly lvuna, Eastern Virginia and New ok le iu!
sustained has yet been PARTIAL beng cuhhhe -,
ucuar sections. In w 6 ern NTsihla tns cios VI '
have all been Injured by the Fly
The Alexandria Na.) Gazette Of the 6th instant
avs The Wheat IN secoa generally looks very we'll ard
mere Is u prospect OF fine harvest and good yield some
fields ncr oi be ready for cu,tin: tour or i've Gays
The Old Norh State ~ C.) Advocate oil the 9Th
INST says The Wheat crop will turn out about an cVeiase
MEMPHIS, May %, l8ii.-This will tend TO show
you have spent several days among The Cotton planters
w. nm done very gent INJURY 10 the Cotton crop many
o. the planters puwcd their inst planting, ana; o"hs
tho long Grou, the cpant has moi ur well III ii-iy
iuc, There yil! than hal! The w"iis
l remain among rcpiGnt. nn places make per
may assured That there VIII
more thirds al crop iate IN thus SECTION ana e
balance of the he uniavoTabe you may put IL do"
les. - :,,
The Madsonan (a.) Banner OF the 3ih instant,
Aiicr noting the bad condition e crops the W aash bottom
lands SAYS In Jefferson and Jennings, and nj th eSlp o
the Stie ltc;l; crop promising IMAM II mas 'et
the same any former year WITHIN iiie iei'o u
ul, The Corn crop also do'ng we'll ihouG Tue stou'
hn been considerably beaten aid hardened by oH= continued
The Crops in ibis and the adjoining Districts We
,o,und SAYS the camden journal promise ich return
m the hu.balnn ir his abcfs We heard OF Cotton blooms
on one pa''''''n' ~ ''' " Wv " Charleston Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-14
DIED.
IJI EIVs
~ I.hn,-dnr Linz 1o.b rf.a- n lin.erInr llnes,

On Thursday. June l2h aef lingering iInes, Mrs ASS
4; Meadon. y Y June sth alter short lines. sLros
\; IISo.. 1i1y = ,irt. MARo.pKr Coa-rlL widow OF
the : Morris Cornell. ii this c.g, AGED ~.
A. Tyreednnuth May H. AVS -IcART- the Inst OF the
Sturr-1 ms ll wear iIs Ht1cr, t'ersrn John stuart,
W.. near relative Pres!er Prince thar'c He had
nd rs wives and y-even Citfea. Ten 81 hS Sous
were Killed m bgi,tirc ~ tie East ladies. Two n fniil-af,
one NJ Waterloo and Alsie H., death was caie ly
accident
Ye>artaY in the 3H year Of her age AsASpl. coG.5t OF
Bggg4AS NASSE-- The friends and ncfia.nance' OF the
family 70 respectfully invited - n1nt tie funera M. ae--
noon a. nfee oc,k from hcf st. residence No - First Il
The remains ,Il lie 1ken Greenwood Cemetery Tor neT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-14
r0rKl rAI.ENiiAR Tmsn,v

SUPERIOR CouRr.--Nos. S., II, 81, %, ., 5. I, D.
:. 9, II. 10, Is %.
C,Kculr CoURr.-Nos H. 27I, so, 80. -, 81,
Conmoy PLrAs-Nos. Is, 9, 70, II, II, 90, 3S 81,
oS 10. 81, II, 60. Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-14

GEORGETOWN 70; Richmond County, Breudywipe. sc IS
"A *; Ftedenckbu-s can he had NJ - Rchmond City
held NJ ~. Rye Flour So o. with fr supply.
Sa'e iJ 10 80 bhs PAT extra At ti Jersey Meal ~ : -
c. with r!e 1000 bhl. ~ %. Connecticut and Brnndy
wlne al 81 SaIes Snip stun N % cents, and Shn't'
from ~ to lith June, II. 70 IBIS
GRAM sale 81. 800 bushels Inferior Chicago Wheat was
made utJ cents and irfv hundred bushels far 100 cents
Northern Corn duh II IS 20 with sales 1909 bushels nj
~ Sale OF Inferior nj IL g Ds;ier bid u~ Tor
southern. We salcs al 800 coo bushels Delaware
aud the supply small The the .p ID, b cents;
with sales 800 bushels Oat. quiet 81 81 Rvar Gnd
tGnn Considerable s1eS Canal could be made al 81 cents
Sale, 81 Elackeycd Pea NJ 81 80 per bag
here Is not mrci doing. hut 'lces are rather
finn. The rfFVa ufge Sales f20 to 80 thl nte
PRISON. at . &C.. Alcohol is sea= 4; IS SOC. Amcrran
Bfnud7 and Tin NJ u It 81;
HAY-he tick considerable About GO bales ,ve.e taken
for shipping NJ % &c; 10: ~ use ~ SOC.
BEESN sA-Ihe sales Of tE:s aicle t lbs Northern
{, Doc. csh
TAi.LUN-i'rirne IS scarce bu, plenty.
NAVAL ; l1EES-A sale Of co bb Wilmington Resin
has iren made at nc. cash
fISlI-S.!es of % bills No Mnckeel nj 50 .5 held
higher. nad 81 hnlf bbl y Carolina Shsd at 81 -.
PkDNiSiDNS-!Uf. : without rIterfu change to-day.
but rather ey The ,aes about 5 hhls Prime IN o al
nt 81: 81 . and 'Gj 20 ibis Mess a; = 80. For any
siderable H., these prces cuud not be obiaG.d Best quiet
Country and Cay ffme s. - 81 Mess 81 - - 70. -ae
Of 200 b Mes 50. Picked Meats are very fG and we
hear OF no "a es importance. =. smoked Shoulders sold
n, pc Lard J.. n Sc IN bbs a ~ Kegs with sges OF
10 b and 10 do prime AZ r. ne receipts OF ife,h
Western Butter considerable. and sell az lOc Old
Gu inf &c. Nothing dong IN Cheese. Export from Isl
u lith June
lee -v5i uD
luik............... ~ bh>
ka.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-14
J.W. DODGE, Miniature Painter,
l3,i IjrSKy..TKxET nil 3m

~ Su,.mer Hats at So 500. FISH. Fusl
,nnbe Halter has now ready assortment Of Gentlemen
Pearl Brush and Cn>smee Hats. at the above price, oil 'upe
rior qualify. style and finish.
Also. fne Brush Hats 81 close imitation To the n6
l:enyer beautiful article. which sufasse any before offered
the city.
Nnas.ortn,en of Panama. Straw and black and straw col
od eeiurn atsal OF which the public invited 70 call
and examine nj ORLANDO FISi'S
lei II Hat & Cap Warehouse, 10 hfoad"ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-14
brighton Cattle nnrket... liz,

At market 80 Beef Cattle p pnlr, Working oxen.
Cows and Calves. SO sheep. and $50 swine.
PRICEs-BEgF CATrLE-EX,fc at So 20; hr't quality, .
II 20. - 49,.
WonKlSo oxEx-Saes we're noticed ut SIS 49, $751; so,
and one yoke extra SID. ~ ~ - %
Cove AND C.LvEs-ye noticed sales at SIS, =. D. g. 90
and 81.
SmEgr AND IAYn.-Old Sheep At p. Lambs at -
325 Is supposed that rs many Sheen ns sFep9FedoI mo-
week the and 10 the steamboats,
SWISE-in consequence OF small supply AT market. pfces
have advanced q 10 L Old Hogs ut wholesale a. osc-
ut retail, o. 3,
NB-Abou, 10 head OF Beet Cntie remoln unsod nj o
clock T NJ The DRIVERS havn. disposition nr higher PHI
ces, cleared the yard, OF cattle AT , O'Clock II.
Philadelphia Cattle Aiarhei-.'unc II.
1917 Cne arrived 81 of which were from OIc ana 80
pen,Sy tyaia - 30 the NcwN OH mnke me bal
sold the Philadelphia butcher. al D. % ioI IN
terror To- common. and u, Tor tie i,eSi qua lie ~,
Cows AND CALVEs.-3aD ~ muTSet. sales q; 81 n SO
eNrl at so So Sprnsefs SIS so: Dry Cows 40 So
uye>-Sulc, SOL s. 20 90 live weight on tn"
Delaware. - 2. cents FER H.. .
ioGsSJJ offered. cai dull at !. ~ cents ABOUT %
nrEr AND LAMBs-l67O offered. Sales at SO g extra
p SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-14
Amsunt Coal transported last year. to June TO-. l9

The Croydon (Ia.) Gazette says that two persons
having large rolls ofcouuefet $50 bills on the Northern Bank
Of Kentucky aud counterfeit gold CON- through that
place.
\ Branch of the State Bank Of Missouri has been
established Springfield that state. 1t will into opera
ton Immediately. james Danorth ESQ! has been chosen
Cashier.
The NewOreans Gas Light and Banking Com
pany resumed payment ofthc dividends on her stock
per cen; being shortly be distributed among
The stock nsiuon understand, IS the only Cor
poration stock in Louisiana that sells above par
On the 9TH inst. there exported from New
Orleans to Liverpool aud France O7 bales OF Co'io-a very
large amount for thu. lae period f;he season.
The amount OF specie received at New Orleans
.;ncc l> September Is s1,1G!,Ct0
MOBILE. 6th--Frcights have advanced 10 ID, at
when rate two ships have been taken for iye;pool-eavns
M Two dsengusc ships IN port Several small yesscs nave
en filled Tor domestic ports : 20 per bale Exchanges
fr supply and iu business has gone forward from DAY 10
Nv Instead per premium. Gn"e sterling now ~
~ S-t. principal operations n, the INSIDE figure Alabama
money declined Il little
New ORLEANS 5th-Good demand for Exchange
an every ouner the have in consequence
sterling 81 n =. per prem Francs - 3D. YORK
IA DAYS dissieht checks = a per cent premium
rir,Ihe Liverpool Is now 1-i6i nj when "e no.
nee one or engagements. To llayre flc CoastwSc ITS
re about the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-14
CORoNER'S OFFICE.

KILLED By THE FAILING OF \ BAHK.-Ihis
nornng John Mullen. OF No l23 Mott street was engaged
nGgcns down bank OF earth tod street, near iOhn The
Neincumbeu, fell IN upon hm. buryIng hun and cas
ng .nstant death he native Of Ireland aged about 10
The Ccone,s Jury found verdict IN accordance with the
LbJyc me
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MARRIED.

Rv hi, Honor the Mayor the evening Of the leh instant
CoRxELire Il. ARCHER. NJ. d. 70 HESRIsrrA l. MILLER.
In e:tey ty. June L. by the Rev William Roberts. HEN
DrGes. OF NewYotk to Louisa ELLEN puNGT OF w est
In the iati in.:. hy the Hon JAMES HARPER. Mayer,
CoRSELrs y. AEcHsR, to HENRIETTA l. MILLER. boih
of lin. city.
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IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN BOOKS.
ID APPLETON & co.

I0 Little Britain London, and 200 Br0ahndv' " iorS
Respectfully Inform the friends OF literature and science hn
tbny I'LL continue the branch of their house IN 0nOOl ~
,nbi,he, In 1870 hnd prepared 10 execute All oice TO-
.,nge books or IN quantities. by return OF maj sisnis
agency confined IN the purchase 0i BOOKS ol e
which ennbss them 10 furnish to literary ana ptes
ona gentlemen any book whether published IN nent D.
INN ar an the Continent Europe moderate prices n'
,t, unusual iesputch large collection OF Manuals ana
Catalogues all the Books published or on Sae IN Et3pe
may h. found u their Broadway; additions To when
re. received b. every steamer: &c.. T., r al
III A q %, Literary Bulletin, containing IA list OF al
Rocks prbI,hed during month IN Treat frah \" VI ne
yrlcc, xed and other important icInry lnornatnn PUP
shed arrival OF the steamer oil The Isl OF
every month As this per0cal is furnished gratis getensn
who desire wal! please address the puD'he's Nv
Broadway -, &C., 81, - ,;.oi 49, ., .
o,clnck Snturday aiterlo0n zen = y
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NENY.YORk
Cash Tailoring Embellishments,

I42 FULTON. STREET, NEAR BRoADWAY
Thu, establishment /, furnished With an entirely new ana
SPLENDID Stock Gentlemen ohau TO order their supply "'
othn. tor the snson are respectfully invited To ca anu eHH
mine our large and vate assortment OF Spring and summer
Goods which have been ,eect with the greatest care
A. 10 ounlty of material ami style of patiers-embfnc'ns We
finest French and English Cloths. Cassiineres ana 'ts "
fe ou, at any house thi: other ct' III the nu
State. The Cutting Department will still be conducted BY
NJ Fisher and Nj Couch. OF rm who have been Ions
and we believe IA voraby known The customers OF this house
and we ai;er ourselves that Will BE- able TO furnish 'enie
Garments equal IN point OF tit and elegance 10 that OF
,i,nent IN this county Europe. and by nj
he;nc strictly to the Cash and Price system we are e
i IN supply our customers with rnte articles OF totihs
-, r,s,y reduced p-:rcs \. = FISHER = To- M ihs
~ The Invisible Wig - closclT resembles me
,nI eoj of a and connni>seufs h'e
81 II t, ,,t perfect and extraordinary INVENTION OF ti-
Tie rre. advantage of tbs novel ard unique VIZ / ~ We
,n, male without SEWN: weaving when cause III apieu1
rce 30 closely 10 resemble the natural har' ooh N nse
md general appearance defy deiecon Us 'e1u ee
:" beautiful so porous and .'ee that IN all cases o. pspta
non syupratlon unlrlpeed and the sTsat ess % e
Wigs entirely avoided The csptlc ait eonoisser ,e
,nyii.d 10 inspect this novel and beautiful WY ad e We
rusr method of tittlnS the head at me "a
& BARRY l45 Broadway corner u! Lioeystse W ''1ii'
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THE PUBLICATION BALL KEEPS MOVING.
NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS

NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS
For sale wholesale ard retail By 90
American Museum Buildings
BARNEY O'RIERDON. the Navigator by Samuel Lo'ef'
THE LrTERARY REMAINS OF THE LATE WILLIS
No .?sp4 t61.hApoDIANA. Price Is cent, per No
THE LIGHT DRAGON. Prce 12]zz cent,
No : CRITICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS ESSAYS by
r Babington slncnuiey. Price y cents
THE TALES OF THE HALL by the Rev. George Crnooe'
MAIoR JoSEss CoURTsHIP with twelve illustrations
pEI EFlfS 'eG Or THE CHIEFS DAUGHTER PHcs
TEXAS Its Geography. Natural History and Topography
by William Kennedy. E,g. Price p cents.
y - the Winter. By Jules
Jnuin In two neat vols. Price % cents each.
BIOGRAPHY OF JOHN RANDOLPH OF ROaNOkE'
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Nav 9th lat 4 IS long y A. exchanged signals with an
American ship blue signal w!th letter l. steering
May g. lat 40 g. long IL 80 exchanged signals with brig
Tl,iisia
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| have seen her, admired her. the beautiful maid

Wnh her han IN q hfleht, Ielty, btanllIW 0IlII.
IT, fire head dark clean a To be tsd ior 90 ct'l,
'T, fct hundreds Tire city prove. vino nave ie h"
he of Jones' Coral Hair Restorative. forces tt nal
roy Stops is falling OIL the ,cuIi " G"ndtli HINTS
the h,r beaui fully uIk. cit and silky ana Keeps 30 mr.
a. lnnr ms any Other preparation. Sold NJ me S.il oil e
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he IuIpWins The ulnOuD, OF exports IEVI VIC I1E0 1'
W 20 the latest dates received heic
This Year -. 2,9,, a2s.3 ,9s,S . 81 ~
Year previous. $50 49, S0&7 ,i23 l0li6 i.a! olO
FLOUR AND NE aL.-rnele i, no improvement IA pces
the demand for home use. but there inquiry i3
shipment 10 England sale Of eco bbs Gepe.ee wa. lae
eTnr te@e,ee we 1uo,e Sd 81 from large receivers aud
Michigan 81 So with occasional sales at 6d OIL 4 lot
Michigan, brand sold from the boat nj GA
aud 400 bts Indiana at 49, and Go bbs flat Ohio, better
than Tor America al 6l Sales OH bad at TO-
The supplies by the canal still very Sales fancy
bra nds al SIX Is. Scratched Genesee Oo&. W
hear of nothing OF importance doing Southern descriptions
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Al an election OF Directors OF the Mohawk X
Hudson Railroad Company. held The l2thin the following
persons elected Directors for the ensuing George
Law. Jacob Little. Edward Mills, VIM ioyt and JolH
l.a,ala OF Newi oFk Rufus II King Augustus james, i.er
tnuu ruTpelly and Jchn l. pfuyn. Of Albany. Aud a
ote Board held the day. 6corgc Law
elected President and Jacob Little Vice-Prcsden,
The receipts over the Western Railroad continue
cNb; large corresponding weeks Of last
year. Cannot the Boston Post find G1t the
this week showing 10 lie only temporary has bseu
eepy engaged the service OF tie bears the RHd began
The stockholders must feel nbunaaut!y grateful to