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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
SH1p CAs.L ACROSS TIE IsrHNus OF P.SAslA

SHIP CAsaL ACROSS THE 1sTHNus OF PASAMA--
The National iutcliigencer contains an article
OF. the proposed canal across the isthmns OF fs-
mama. communicated 10 the National Institute
by J. S. Pickett, L. 5. Charge c'AfalIes at
Luna. 5!-. Pickett ASSUMES hat i5e ca.v pFec-
;icab!c route for work connecting tac two
oceans Is the Isthlnus Of Panama, and Tejects
entirely the idea Of constructing 1t across The
Isthulas OF Tehueutepe , or by way ofLake NJ
caracua lie estimates the Obstacles as lar
create. than are generally supposed. although be
:5crces With al whJ speak from personal CSscrva-
ton or accurate information upon the snE)ecir
that the face OF the country presents no impact
nent which would not readily weld n modern
science. But the obstacles are found in Z sparse
aud indolen: p pula;ian, IN t1e absence oi al
mechanical skill in the necessity OF importing
the lah0rers, the toos and Instruments, ana
every thiag required for the prosecution oi The
WORK in ihs Somewhat unhealthy climate, ard
in the excessive rains which render Il lmPFectI-
cable 70 WORK .or several months IN the year. n
the sccrching heats which make 1t lmp0sSiolc Z.
any season 70 perform the labor winch IS easily
done in higher a,itu3es. Ihe.e IS, doubtless
much soundncss IL al these objections, and they
show the necessity Of the wo-A uelng undertaken
bv the coIamercia! nations Of Ch:!s;endoin, ri-
;her than by any company oi Capitalists co'!'@
such be found sufficiently adventurous 70 con-
mcnce upon II. Mr.. Pickett estimates Inc eA-
pcnsc Of q ship canal, capable CT receiving vessels
which draw twenty feet OF water, at near 'hifty
millions OF dollars or AZ three times tDe PlcPoF-
tong! cos, Of the Caledonian Canal, making iais
immense difference in the calculation on account
of the obstacles whch We have enumerated. Ihis
is indeed a formidable sum; but when the oblect
Is considered, and lis influence upon the coGi
mcrce and civilization Of the world, II IS but 1
triiie to be contributed by the Uai;cd States and
the great powers of Europe. Such a work would
Inalk the age, end could 1t be accomplished BY
the iont offorts and placed under The jcnt pre-
lection Of all tac great powers, i! might be the
commencement Of rev era, VIXEN nations
should combine, net for oppression and plundcT.
but u enlarge the boundaries oi civilization, aaa
TO diifuse the blessings OF universal peace.
Providence Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

IN tic ship Roscng, for Licerpaoi-Mr Layard, Mr. 6 w
fale. aud Nj rue,dqe OF iirnu mm; James Btode; Of
Hs aud Mrs Ail and two cidCn 0 Scnt;IuG Cupt
G Bentley i A Mf iheophilus Fsk. aiI Wan or=l al Va;
A Samuel toGe. ot Lancaster. Pa r Scoteid and
want pmiadepha, Mr. tieury Bingham. a.! Goshen Or
Hn.e counIy Mr. Arthur haue, o; Nite fluS; Mrs John
Collins Miss Deii Collins, aud Master Mason Collins oi New
NcTk.
In he steamer lrlr York from yor!eass; v4 Key Wo,t
Vest arrived ai Charleston. bnund 10 New SuIk-Alr> 4
Beckvth Mrs Mills Mrs eats Mr. Wnaey lady and child;
Nh, Bruce. Mr. Bnzhy and lady MH Knight, iT Glars ay
chdron. Mr. Whngon lady and child slrs Noyes md two
chdfen Mr Cousins aud two children. Ms Marsh md four
children { l.an;tar pdy. child and servant; DR. Riddles. ir
Hort McSsrs " CHleif Jennng kerney. Cunglnshsr J
Courc aud inaGker. ian.huFs. Mct eles, tiun Nc
Masters L. Il Ereulrn and Antwerp; Neb5es, Schasef.
Scaei Austin, iilnan. C"hen. Mehon. lienad. Nnyla
pcecoe and lady. rho'ton. McCmsky oNeil Clinton Boz
Snvcu >Retied Converse Eurfl> Wainwright Freeman
Mis- Pratt, X y Mott aud ialytS Sse;sse
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

INHuMANIrY.-We arc informed that a family
of German emigrants, consisting of the mother,
four children, and a young man, two of whom
had the small pox, were put off upon the canal
bank between Weobsport and Frazeysburg a few
days since, where they renamed with Their house
hold stuff entirely exposed for about twcnty.iour
hours, when Mr.. Joseph Notthup, OF FrazcyshurF,
heard of it, and, aided by friend, cxeTtcd theu'-
selves to procure an outhousc Tor their use, and
furnished them with provisions. Theyouug man
had been first taken aud recovered, but the mother
of the children sunk under 1t and died. The
children had been vaccnatcd and escaped. Tine
father had come in advance to provide home,
und was settling near Chicothe. Word was
conveyed to him, and he reached the scene of sui-
fering in time TO witness the dying agones of her
who had travelled far, checrcd by the prospect of
rejoning the partner Of her hopes in The land of
their choice. The same who bad minlstercd TO
her wants while living, deposited the remains
hastily in the coffin and buried ,hem near the
place of death. AS neither of the gentlemen who
Ininistered to them spoke the German language,
and none who could speak would assist, the hiS-
tory of their case was little known.
GAINESVILLE (O.) Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
THE TRIBUNE.
Ole rlppecanoe For Ever.

To The Editor Gf TIE Tr:5wnl:
The following old Song. dress, was surg nY =
WAKgMAx Esq at the dedication Of the WE Council iious
N Batavia. y. YORK July y. 1874
AWAY in the West. in Kentucky resides
The Farmer aud Statesman, onr glory and Fnoe;
A beautiful spo, ever knew,
OH there dyells our leader the honest ana 'iue
Wien the clear Eas;crn SKY IN ;he nofa!Ag i=Ia
CLEANS,
And the fields ofKentucky, grow warm IN 'ts beatns
Vbsn ,be flower that adorns them expands 10 tht
day
ON his farm you may see him, our own gailon; CLAY
Hurah for the Statesnsn our own gallant CLAY
Who our contest is leading, and must win the day !:
With an arm that is strong and heart that is true
Wen make him successor Of Tippecanoe.
And when fer in the West the warm sunlight goes
down,
And the woods of Keniucky look dussy and brown,
In his snug qoie, home he Il call up in review
The last diving words OF Old Tippecanoe
He III think OF the Hero that 5 gone 10 his rest,
He III ,hnk Of the traitor, wncrn all nust de,est.
Bu, traitor and treason we II bcih cieaE away,
By the farmer OF Ashland, our own gallant CLAY.
Hurrah, &c.
The People are rising throughout The broad Wesr,
Al the name Of TIE man who has served them the
best,
Who in every condition their voice viii obey,
Oh who is so stauch as our faithful CLAY7
Ye farmers, arouse! put your hands 10 The pillow
Your Country is calling, and will ye fsiI now F!
With one at ycur head who will never beiray-
The friend OF Protection our own gallant Clay.
Hurrah, &c.
Come all who are honest ard wish to be free,
From the banks OF the river, the shores Of the sea-
For thousands on thousands are pushing their way
To elect without failure own gallant CLAY.
Come up, for brave Harry, the pride OF the West,
Stand by the Wing Tariff, Of measures the best,
And elect FRELINGHUYsgs, who win not be,ray
If death should take from US, gallant CLAY.
Hurruh for the Statesman, our own ma,chless CLAY,
Who our contest is leading, ard must win the day
With an arm thatis strong and heart ,lat is true,
We III make him successor Of riPpecanoe.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

THE CRoss = Our farmers IN This nciehborhood
have housed Their Wheat, Rye and Oats crops,
and so far as our information extends have no
cause 10 complain OF the unirut'ulness of TIE sea-
son. In many CASES, we may say The meio7i,y.
wheat has yielded abundan.iy. and the osis crop
is as good as in the past seasons. The late ram
has refreshed the corn and potatoes considerably,
and there is reason to believe that an ayers.e
quantity of these important crops may yet DO gath
cred. tShjPpcDshurgh pa News, 9Th.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

laly l9 ai us, Ion 81 g. bark auian. fro City Poi, Tor
Saias day. slip !isai4se. of Portland, from Noble ot
cs Jr"e Ssh la, ;oii lon 10 = bag Eaau oi Moun, Ie
July Il lstii is Ion IS 10 saw ship Colu:-a OF Boston.
standiug ".
<; N,cholss tS,rats OF >usda-!ad communication w;h
H@r
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

Sailed,
Buc Excel. Savannah, snd Others.
Mcn,Oral laIa,

DGrAETNgNT oy STATE. Washington, July 26-ino.aa-
,lca has been teceiyeC a. ts department
GuNs-npI o! aat Colony has beec pcasrt 10 permit
stance, AHe'can wnae sh! ~ sd tvf OF
pv oi New Zealand fox expectation either DgaEt or TIE
United STATES thereby sINrg the sings op3uf,rHity Of
ia "toa e 1e.y " sNpc-ue ci stdasac 10 Tie ai;ed
States.
A change has been teeeny 'ade the port apcs ney
NS, whoa regards whale SHIPS ltlua led by visits
of me IUscao0S. u. New Bedford, p.->lps ihe os
subsequent 10 the change Un ;he s; ss psil
tHe second clui9 o vh.c5 IL t have been saved
she no. taAca plo
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

UTFromthe following which we find in thcRich.
mond Compiler 1t wocld seem that the subject oI
Internal improvements rs about TO occupy public
attention in Virginia TO considerable extent
The pccuniary condition of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company was never better than
at this time, and there is no doubt that 1t will be
well prepared to make a long stretch Westward
as soon as the authority asked for from the VIZ
ginia Legislature shall have bsen granted:
TIE CENTRAL IMPROVEMENT OF VIRGINIA
The people OF Fayetie county have spoken On the
subject OF comp,c,ipg The counexion OF our Western
with our Eastern waters. they appointed iyrty De-
egates 10 represent the county o Fayejc in The In.
rerual Improvement Convention 10 meet AT Lewis
burg on the 18th OF August next. Their preamble
and resolutions spirited and earnest IN their
tone. They cali upon The Legislature 10 carry out
the projected connection OF ,hs Eastern and Western
waters of Virginia, auJhoriSe the extension OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-road, so as tha, inl-
provement Will afford conveyance 10 market iur
the produce OF The kanawha valley. The aiJeru;,-
tive Will be hard 10 avoid. The Time has come when
Virginia must be something.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK, JULY a9-2 p. Nj.
Cleared.

Cleared.
shp ocmaeee, Bradley, Holiness Hole sold fot whaer
Duglau & pTmon
Briss tS.her rel BALTIMORE II Canncrden & Son Bel
f>;. hcheauSy. B-rbadoe Middleton 4 To; ue L4ilU,
Sen, Alary jane Powell Norfolk S;urces * Cear.l:an;
Weymouth, Counch. Richmond. Allen X FaNson.
Arrived.
Bremen ship Adler. Fohorst G,emen June lSih rd.e 10
Pa.en,iat SD N With bSie lso. Fuller ci aud
swedish ship Australia Zephcn 81 as I'm Bremen .nd>e 10
InH,lsr.
Bark Rio cranae, Cousins, = ds Is. NoFlcans tobacco and
olic CO NesnIth x Wash
hTiE HemtIa Iardt Curling. ). GS u Tomas u
ballast, 10 terdG: Z huustiWsaE.
Bus tcower. Harvey, - .is i'm iurk Island. sa;o Il L J
LBgge
Gs uydm Al TAioh. u d I'm Arecbo PR sugar 10 Al
SVp - ChauuCsy-
n1g . Moves. Ashhy, 4, I'm Mystic Conn. in ballast 10
L II ftUrlbut y 10.
Schr Dreetor. po,,. 5 ds I'm Virginia irui
Schf Cuttsse, iin BaesoT. balats;.
Scar y Z 1o;cn. spray. d itn Virginia, fruit
S!Sop superior i.,v, : ds In S.IGIG!a, i!nl.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
lMPORrANT DISCOVERY.
Richardson * Co.'s Celebrated
ANERIEs pNNACEA


ENlS Medicine, compounded scey ycn vegetable mattel
ice tom ddl;cT6tiun and wGane free ircn
dents detrimental 70 lsaif wa. discovered %hou one yat
snce by ~ ntlTi'lal sorey afflicted with ULSERAI ~
StRtFjl LA rnd who has hee UE6e: the treatment @; ia
eminent physcJ4 Inc United St-es io e=h; yc
without tie es; sppa:s, hope uf resn:aton Ia health. ard
LSye na medicine for i've weeks Tac-s-i p-s;ect
health ha: mcdlrlnc has been sold With rcpereutc. sue
ceS and hs never iai m any instance when accom-
ii..ascS. % ,gi;-SALT RHEt'f S,'SUFJ'i.a UlCEf.-
Aihp SCkQFULA, BRuNCElriS, FEVER SOEl-S
TlSS,S " il4iISIEio i. AND
8!l.ES, SCURVY. CHRONIC SoR L YES. sLGTCIfS
PiMPl,ES On On TIE fAEE. S;,Ai-p HEAD AND ALL
ARISING. Fi.li AN lNlUDiCIOIS : USE OF y HEEj'URY
Or AN ThtpUHE STATE: or TIE BLOOD. The sifi..-
OF t'is inecuc ts bean tested Ei the diS=s above
and IL eiiec t:uiy aSo:shirs Oi!y one
bic spoonful T. = taken hy 1cE!: before
nc licf suiit. produces eier: while
also acts = gentle cattartc. increasing a= aie,e and
charge 'o;c poieiy. ard PRODUCING eie.uai aeraee
ctthe blood.
Persons whe taking il, shGa,d refrain from the ,sse OF ali
flaa;lns drinks or highly seasoned food. 70. S1l4 By
Obtained - wholesale OF THOS. C. TAI.alAGE
General agent y ne-sIIeet oFp9sie is Custom tioas Ne"
corner brtsdwuy and Cs=:lEsS7cet No. - t.oni-y;ree
No IL " eStstret Ss. Is and - BJscry No. . Faia7
>TeGt No - ard it HUDSON and 81 siamu9nd-;Tec
Hudson No. 10 ;,tanGs;rc5 No. i57 and rs Greenwich
Ne. IL and = Chefry-eei No. i5o Nnke--lre+;
No g .sta;''e7es; Ncs. 81 and II Pe=lsee; No. y:
C:siai-.trse:.
BTcasyr, J. w SIr,a conner OF Fu-on and Cranberry
ssts and WI. BiagEoyc. Sgures Buildings corner WI
g'g hid Asahrs ane oT g TIE 2rlcpa druggists IN tfe
~ Y. Il ioekrow No. s. Beaver-s. Clinea Buildin-S.
General Ns:osslie eHa Read .eel; 10: !uh=n.
I. V. lyo i Sea, No. rs Nom Secaad-s:, G.ae-al
Whoscsi.s Agent ias 'hl-4e.phis.
i.SofS foF tss5 it- Erfic.s snd Srelt r.r- q; CT
o1es md testimonials :-S and obs4iacl q; any
he sb~TV pis6sS n eudm Is
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

HORRIBLE C,suArrY-On Tuesday afternoon
last, q man named Collier, who had h.s residence
in Maidencreek township, Berks County, Pa
met with an awful death on the Eas,on road
abou. mile beyond Reading. He was driving
wagon loaded with ply iron, and in attempting TO
mount the saddic-horse from the swinglc-trec OF
the wagon, slipped and fell, when the wheels
passed over his neck and shoulder, crushing hun
horribly. and causing instaut death.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

HEMr CRoF.-Ex'rec, of letter from Pe:,us
County, Mo. dated 9th lu'y, lsl4:
"Thc wet weather wAieh set in, has not ouly
prevented any shipping, but has ruined the crow.
ing crop. l have heard eu; one opinion expressed.
that the hemp crop OF Missouri, is smos. a total
failure"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
y.hals,-. SC.

Letter from u officer ai snip America, Fisher. Of SES
iofi, dates &C =. r,ports nct with ltsS a5i. o..
l.'et t:S'n Snp Se;uc. Smith, o: Nsofd. reco Lss =.
Tor home.
Csaiea AZ Ne" Beaa;a 2;h inst ship Roger Gray, ,Psesc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

SuDory DEAru.-On Wednesday morning,
the l7th inst, Mr. Jacob Roberts, Of Bridgcgor'.
Ia. fell from his hcfso IN = 1T, from which h.
neye. recovered. lie was IS years Of age, and
was in good health up to the time Of the accident.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
Received here bush. ss'5 0J0
passing Pc.l Colbomc e W.. $500


only ;nk the lVellani Canal taking of twO-f OF the
surplus products ri ~ heat ff0m Ohio, Michigan and the other
" est.fn iaRr.s bordering upon the Lake region,
SALES e Produce here very light, consequence ot there
ielng none annar - cents is eiuse, ur Milan Wheat
rvc Sales OF Mes Puk 80 and NcwYutk Sa 81 o. pr
hhl exported tom the State II not 81 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
i, shGa!d refrain from the ese of ali
..-nAT CAN IS s,oEr 1-RYI,,-, =. ~. -. .

~ ts-l.a.5 ol a
'n.ilr: tsn - tc-iG h-f IUisu; HT;hiac ba
If cEoii-. oT vns away zRder that rrlre scocs.= OF E
;zGcy. cAc-5G fnsair' Oi syn JzF Ar. ard re.
.adc=l cure r. effected sih s md reftsin,y h
uiui>israr t. Tic iis s-.'c= hat irestnahlr pstr-
JAMES CAEAtNArtiE 5ALS,N. 30 Should with
t,s m Sicnsaote andy Medicine. Eeh i =dsptt %
II co.aE-ats ci The Sio:ac E5Nges, Liver or Nervous So
is. In the oui AID ~ ts occupies prominent i-c u
a--Tiy src;; domestic t;slicnr -hs,;
Peparei oay by Dr.. D. Jayne No % South Thir5s1r=et
pbiadspas.
SoLl b. 30 Agent A; Z & n SANDS. pc.ss,,. Nc. =
Flsoas Il Essi brosc'rty -siS Broadway, isl! ili
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

BUFFALO, july y.
The operators C:nn MI struck abacs today hy au
then. information obtained e., the qIun.jy of Wheat
the Neand Cana from Lake Ere 10 Cnnatia pofts. ana
Others this side OF the lines. Ii was generally understood
h,, the quanlty arge. but few prepared 20
place usgregate high sjuJ buse YET sot turns
u, Otis amount 2S ,G0 bushels were consigned
to kingston Catherine. ard the m Gansnoque, mud the
niance o. bushels went 10 Osweeo ami ogdenhutsh
This pTodgiu> Increase over the shipments oi i,rmeT
ysnrs aud must the miler> with much surprise.
low rnch Flour has hsen shipped by the sane cialne -
unknown. bIit thai sent TO Uswegu mus. lis lar;e
The whole u the Wheat therefore, which is been landed
-, this no md worked OF through the WelRnd Cupa
sboye wl riyc the annexed result UP To- the Sd July
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
gseG.i goo.Ss for t:.e Pconic,

So Trzv-9sia tie sse-,t VT sirist - = .is
.atA.~ - slces5 csrts. ~ eei,e' in7 D. -
r-- -ersies 70 -.ss from t Izasz ~ sac4. 80
s-G i1ra-esrin yoa The . sch iDrnt9 81 iisSis
.5 o-i-iusiitr g.ss. ug .-cIet -r-rg Is 2tL
---y1 q ', ;, sa E'fef y 4ir-' = el %
!r5akln. lrcni ~ ypa..I.r- indn. - -, - n
l. le+e 49, = Jt-ip L,i--ajure, w-a =ss!T kiG@ e
uzrn,.~ea- --zS Is flooded -ssi7 i-or1 u Press u
;,- ~ rfse fifa ,e pcss II surH a 'sr-li.
I'D interesting work as writer .!-ls 10 ny ~
(sr Hinsel: = err-i- rsS path anu - 20 t--iIt - -
-,..-s ! ,.i-i - go isa.es I.s.rIca; aii 's
flow Of h-au-tfr i;a-sry s5-st iEe!--l-. '.a
70 lover OF nz:1re ia &, yi!dsstant mt sia.iii=
-cst. .t-s-os such A. n orlIicn. veTy r." "rfSs
OF the kind possess. Then S7cil lou AZ ol
originality ;as:.is- through ere-y iiS.' lsA q -
-tr.ar oi VII and slerdois, tbt e = '=f 0sS"'e' @ "
dy,aEiu. from - 5fa1-1e ie 9E. ,, Co.; S-rl;.-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

uT- The Alton Telegraph SAYS: " Tie number
of dead hogs and cattle On he bottom betwcea
this place and 81. LEAFS, and opposite tee latter
city is incredible We spprehend great deal OF
sickness arising ifom Their decomposition IN con-
junction with other causes
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
ANsON q PHELPS.
iy2i d,AUs6 yHE0. DEilON.


,y'NE CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS OF DR. GCC-
/ hAi u Cbtansd world wide celebrity ant pe!-
hEp Of science has been completely vlctiHIz.
by e.HpUcs than F. C. No does his >hil clabuat=
article calculated 10 asuuce the pam OF de;Iuiy
than instantly pounee upon by The =nonr; snd rri:s
vino initiate polnteNcepiin ~ virtues. he
~ therefore cautioned against purchasing any o the ip
LOVING attce, eycep: at n. GouuCds ony New fcsk De-
pot. % Walker street, hr>; >ufe from Br"advay.
POCDkE SJBriLE iur cfadicat!nc SupsfiuclS hair from
rny pant OF the human body. Always te>e before buying.
PHo positive ;h> mistake. directions. French ad
EusE>h. accoIsluuy each baltie
ITALIAN MEDICArEp SOAP :cr curing pimples.
las. md gll cutaueou> complaints. 80 cent, cake.
GREttiN HAIR Dl +. Will color red OF gay har 10 I
beautiful Blown black. at the op,cn of he without
strinnr the sAn. Warranted
Liquid VEGETABLE RpUGt:-5o cents.
GLAN bkePAGSE or Spanish White ioI the Complex
ion y cents box.
LUB!N'S. GUEttLlN'S. and other perfumery. Eemem-
be-. =. Walker stest. ~ sore fgaN broadway. -
AGENCY FOR DaLLEl'S MAGICAL PAiS EN-
TRACft'H, II the above nEaiter.
Accns-74 ube>pui street, Philadelphia Mix street,
Boston: Ives Salem: Hodge NewburypoFt; Pn;iea. Pc,t
aud Gpd. Bangor Over. r,yiience; Green. totccseT;
Cowes. Springfield fere Ani!!e:owa Ayer>. New La
Yea ie2Ice, Aiaay Tousey. Rochester Sorrs Hudson
Cray. fc'seepsie. sc. Iy-l i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
Enr-i.n Enrfs.

York.
SD tom A;l:s,. A.! = 'a2 Sarah Parker, cslgsa en
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NETWORK AMP iARLIE;M "a 2 RAiL6oA9l f,a
~ Co.-SUMMER hsRA, ,si s'f ;be %, ~Srs vii! nm rs
u ryrRA HARLEM TRAIN. .,.- ,r.,t

= ,-s ron s!lEEwSRIRy; 70 t2NG 6 81 lSii Af$$H III
- TON BROWNS rock; HilID',.E-
7SN ND RED tNA[l9sas S,.al5 nj 5ts GRts. 'N g Pee
,.e icey. e.e YORK from fti.aa MfsSe' 9'D' e's'
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pnss.ncrrs NrrIved

~ TIE skp .7dler jrara Br,mcr-Mr Edward Lnmmsr. cf
New York iiet>C!i Eet. chLeIg, auG iady Mr. Juus
Henry l.prc. OF Ca,se Gcunany-l9i iieerase.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

Iels ecdG AGca; for Country Newspapcs. 100 >asss>i
NTEW-Y0RK AND ERIE RAIL rROAD-STEAMBOAr
~ SERVICES Sealed proposals viii be received ~ the
office New York rnd Ee Rall Road Comprn. No u
Nalreej. uat tuesday. Angus; Gth, Il; O'Clock. 4. NJ
for -teanhult service between New York and t-rOnt.
For passH each Gniy except Sundays. fcin
September l>t 10 November SUh lsi. nnd from Api l'o
November gth. Si5 with steamboat ecu all respects
the Gurus Peck when IN good order SAID boat to ~
nsctiun with the passenger tain u tic New York and Ee
Railroad. conveyance a! Scnser. and much fret
u may pass upon - road On the pHs.eDs trains
"a For pas age each wny daily Sundays nin
December M lsi4. Mach SIS. lsI5 with steamboat eGgl
Utca. when good Gfer una every respect prcpa
eL navigation. SAID boat with
the passenger train. with passengers aud freight mentioned
above Eud al" for the Conveyance 81 other ;resi nor
Ce.dng lfry tGs Hddt"na at ,Gch times the c6un"
he nken 10y the freight huai on account OF ice % other causes
3D. For passage euCh way dy while the cation
rnobruc'e7 .y 'ce from ieceuL=s ls 1874. 10 November
sfh, $50. with boat equu! N power ana ccyaciy 10 the
Huua il said boat tr connection with tae freight
ssi rOai taxing barge Tow, and carrying
coinlodlte- upon deck & may bc required.
Propositions viii maine, oi e emDOytj and
the prce per day for >-rCs, including the entire c>t u
boat fuel crew e3cep the loading and unloading y
ifreiJ'. which vii be- dnae ~ the CvBpuny.
fuT i5 5Tle information apply 20
Il. {. SEYMOUR. Superintendent,
or tie following gentlemen composing tie committee OF
Directors, the Eastern Division:
SIiAS BROWN,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

E.7hlRBANKS'SP PATENT PL LATFoRAi SCALES.-'Fhe
manufacturers have orau=! these paHncCs u vcry
degree uf pefiectlan, and their qualifications. a'a
adapted them 10 al the purposes tu winch crvy tTasac
are required hy weight In tie mechanical construction
taken 10 secure STRENGTH. DURABILITY. md iCCt-
RAjN-ucruncy rot rc-cH" Il specific point and
amount urn -ccuracy every unGle OF the Platform
and throughout lne entire c!a the lowest 10 the hs
c,i capucity Tie llaagce.
iice scales keep their adjustment perfectly. liable
arrangement ana seldom any exen$e Tor repairs neg
G!c IN Railroads the nsd S'ci IN!
d, them they have been lOT. ue, the upeUn ber.
perfect, uso the paunaf and Portable Scu!e Tor wc:i
ing merchandise Merchant, aHl Dters who have hnd tsi
r succession of yesrs. testify 20 their mn'Jn
accuracy and :s nct that they nprea unaffected 10y
These scales have been patented in England where they
extensively used both private warehouses and pubic lai
ways. EIlN AID FIELD, No. !att street, anl
o3I eodly J. w TIOENE. No. iiS Broad street y. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

EeAvANA-,irs VESTS boarding TIorse hns been re-
moved 10 the building previously occupied as the nu-
House Hotel No. llc Gale Obata, corner u Calc Sie-
-rder.s which has been extensively repaired hrd 1roys-
rcc arranged IN conformity 70 the room occupied 9l ine
remaining For carl &c aD2y 70 Mason * iuite l-S M
sheet who WI be ha2py 80 furnish information 10
tryc-rs boundto HGgane-
n D.-gcace-s requested 20 Obtain passports. w!c:
wall a Facilitated by the clerk o The house who viii load a
vessel. Immediately an thcii .cnya. ll3 .iwii
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

l- = hi.s;tNy---UHIiy. Sundays sxceptsr,-
Though i:irsc-.tt Ocrrs T. ". From
.Ie anoiI la. beten 'u,9'!9ndt lId Liberty streets
IN. ,talfIlnpt ENlGkEhBOj'kEis. Captain A. 7. -.
Jonn Auaiay y " etre>ay rad FGaT evenings. ~ :.
The ,icliubuat EST Ek, Captain iicugh'oi. Tues
iay Inuriuy ard Saturday evenings, AZ !.
Il ; 0'ci0ck-jnad:gg ut intermediate i'iacs5.
The sean,hoa, NURfH AMERICA, Capt. L. g. Cri,ten-
.sn n ,1Gry Wednesday Friday ard sunday. = II.
ne sirsirb,rt COLUMBIA, Capt Em II. Peck. On
Tuea;ay, Thursday and Saturday. c' P u.
pa.srus.5s akn: this line ai t1s wl ai;vc N Albany ~
ample tine 20 take ne o.Ding rr1, Cas- or the East
Wet.
r. 'e atlv- bouis substantial. furnished
yvch Ee', aud elc .Gi oos G speed and Hcco1
lna,utii-i. are unryu-i II, Hudson.
10, pass.se or freight, apply on 5oart. olto
- F. C. SCHULTZ. at the Office on TIC Wharf.