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ME w GOODS.
II A N ID n
CHEAP as THE CHEAPEST.

THE Subscribers have mt received Their Fall aud
l Winter supply Of staple Dry Goods ami the
Best Family Grocerics--among which may lie
found
Co!urcI CambricS, Common and Rich Prints, Morse
line de Lain>, Plan Figured and Printed Alpacca>,
Gngham', Parsons, aud Prn'cI Mcrnos.
Berags, White, Countries, Injured plaid x cored)
Ligcn, Linen iidkf>, Lace QIlIllng Grecan 90. In
scr,ing and Lace EdIng.
Fancy travat~, Alpaca do, Italian do, Muillers,
Por,er Hdbf>, Comioriers and Ve>, Patterns.
Night CAPS, Slate colorej Gotten Hose, Black
Wor,'cl do, Laml, Wool do. Ca hmere do, and
Super Bnc, Gloves and Ml,en<, Genllemen'> and
Ladies Xii 'ilove>, Gents Rib Chcmi and Wooden
Gloves, Ladies' Cash and BIarh KID DO.
Wchh Brace-, Srpcr RIIlcr do, Black Silk Cord,
Muhar Cord, and Oxford Miti> Six and Mohair Coat
Bn'iing.
Needles, Sold Head Pins, Pearl and Bone shr,
Blrons Superior Gilt Loatdo Hon and Lasting do.
Hoo'> and Eye, S Il and Twist, Spool and Sken
Thread, knitting Cotton, Uni rclla>, and Horse
BLANKETS.
Net, Shawls, Plaid and Rich Wool do,
Blcache1 and Brown Shecngs and ShirtnG>,
Bleachei and Brown Drill, Bed Tick, PLAIN Cotton
Fanne, Ron Roy, lin>ey>, Canvass and Padding,
Wlgging, and Quality.
pam AMI Gauzc Ri bons Diaper, Cotton Yarn,
WlcLna, Naddng aud Batting.
theml Bag, Ennec Bingham Hdkis, Black Iabby
Velvet, Brown Linen, &c. &c
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Tyson, Tyson Ssin, Young Hyson and Gun Pow
der Tea.
ST. Crorx, Havana and Loaf Sugar.
Java, and 81, Domingo Co!ee.
Pure Ground do
Cas>a,
| Spice,
"" I" rrs ,n,sr
| Premium Starch, Nulmcgs, Indigo, Gum Camrhor,
Bar and Shaving Soap.
Lordard', Back ami Scotch Snu.I Rappee do.
Candles, Rice, Cocoa Paste, Cocoa Shells, and
Prepared Cocoa
Cod Fi,n, Mackercl and Salmon, Cavendi.h and
| Paprr To acco
FRuIT-B,x and Kcg Rai,ns, Curanis, C1ron,
Lemons, Pecan Nuts, Brazil do, Phleris, Walnms,
| Che~nu's, dc.
Also, Day and Martins Liquid Backing Pate do,
Pepper Sa'ue, Powder and Shot, Percussion Caps
KNIVES and FurHs, Pocket KNIVES, Slaes, 81. sor'
and Combs.
The Above we oher for cab or ready paw a> low
as can lie fought IN Burlington. ThanLi'l for 'h'
pare mage Received "a" .n'ii continuance OF iht
same hoping TO retain ly strict attention TO business
and integrity in our dealings with our patrons.
5. \. GAUT d Co.
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~. p. ILLIOT
ARCHITECT g. PATENT AGENT.

6kFFlCE opposite the Parent Office, corner of 9h
~ and + street, City of Washington, will attend to
preparing Specifications, Drawings &c. and all bust
uess lniiusted TO him connected with the Patent Office
or his proie SION, with promptncss and despatch.
PATENT OFFICE, Feb. 18th 1912
Mr.. Wn. ELLIOT, who has been formerly en-
plorei IN the Patent Office, ms n Draughtsman &C.
h9Yng established Patent Agency IN the Civ Of
Washington take grea, pleasurein recommending
I'M as a gentleman worthy Of confidence. and Ms be
ny particularly qualified to take charge of any hus-
1esS icqurng ledge of mechanical science lie
nrn@rrss oi the arts, AMI patent Improvements. Mr.
Elliot Is also well QnAIniod with the practice of this
| oace. HENRY l.. ELI SW ORTIZ
| "a On Commissioner Of Patents.
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Ain-"o.j Lang Syns."
When Ger the btnv ocean wave,
From dark oppression's strand,
Our pilgrim fathers fo'lli home
Upon this western land
Good speed the plongh!" the heroes cried
God speed the noble piongh"
And echo through two hundred vears.
Cries, Speed the noble plou. u
The gloomy fores, hear The voice,
And bowed before the blade;
While Plenty shouted after To
Who iaborcd with the spade
"Goi speed the primal vi. 10 rsr,
" God speed the noble plough ~
And echo through two hundred years,
Cries, "Speed the noble ploash!'
New, nds, impenetrah'n Wide,
Like magic, sprang to-day
Wide fields of yellow waving corn,
That smiling, seemed TO say
"God speed the primal gift &c man,
God speed the noble plough y
And echo through two hundred yenrs,
Cries, Speed the noble poush!'
Then Commerce, with her million wings
Exuiting Owned her birth,
And cried win blowing thrcns,, the seas.
She turned to mother earth
God speed the primal gift to m.n
''GId speed the mob Z plough ~
And echo, through all time proclams,
"GoIspecd the noble plough"
All wealth, MI glory, worth The name,
All happiness and peace,
Sr'ings from the fi'rowcd iand tina; yields
10 Labor rich increase
Then speed ,hr primal Elf to man,
God spec, the noble plough
And may Gods blessing rest upon
The venerable plough
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CHAIR FACTORY.
GLASS WARE.

large assortment jus, recei, ed comprising almost
"A every article in the line, such as Tnmbers Of DIFF
ferent mites plain and moulded, Lamps 2 different
STYLES some quite new, Cnndeslcks, Pitchers, Pre-
serve d ishes round and octason, Je lies plain and
mould Lemonades do. Wine Glasses do Decan-
lers water Bottles, Gobbets very rich, Hyaclnlh
Glasses, Salts, Cruit SC. all very cheap at the Crock.
cry Store by
Nov s. JOSEPH WAIT.
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p,lE'..lIl.ln lhSYllRlRo
DY RUFUS DAWES.

Written for he occasion ofhe A agricultural Address
al the Ion .4nnirersa,y ofNe American Institute
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A MEXICAN patent wrought and cast iron vices
a new and superior article.
Fosters An,l,s,
Ame's long handled Shovels
Homer cas-, steel do,
Thomas Spades,
Davies Billet Webs,
Trace Chains,
Halter do,
Saw Frames, Hammers &c. &c. for sale by
FOLlhI'r, Brady Go.
on Dock, Nov. 20, 1913, 25
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WHICH he will sci al the following re,y mode
w rate prices tor ready pay.-v2:
Printed Tea Cups and !Slucer> the Let from 81 crs.up
Printed Tea Sets, % piece, from Sl,50 un
Printed Breakfast Dinner and Tea Sets, Al p> 2,52
dc DO DO DO 90 90 DO 8 ' Do S. s.
White Gra"ile do do from 1852 to 4,S2
PRINTED Breakfast Plates, per oz. IS
do quart end pint Bowl, per doz. 81 and ,o5
Blre Prn'ed Tea Pots, each 81
Printed Chambers from so cents up.
CHINA WARE.
Spre'd China Tea Set, 80 pieces $3.50 upwards
Gold Band & Spr'g'd China Tpaies, from 1925 to $50
China Pitchers from 81 cents to LIZ
White China Cup Plates, per doz. Al
COMMON WARE.
Edged Plates from 80 10 60 cents per dozen.
Edged Bakers and Napp.e>, from 10 % cents each.
Coonred Bows. from so 10 G. cents rer dozen.
Pitchers pinl> to halt gallon, from to 25 cents each,
Mugs, pinl> and half pns, from ; TO cents each.
Common Chaml er> from Is to 80 cts each.
FIRE PROOF WARE.
Yellow Baking plates, FER dozen from Is cts, S 90
Yellow Oven Dishes, go IS nchc>, from 10 10 "a ct.
Yellow Cake Pam, to Il inch, from Is to 25 cents.
Yellow Naples from G. l2 and Is cents each.
Handled Soap Dipper>, G cent, each.
GLASS WARE.
Good Tnmbler- from so cents upwards
Moulded and Cut Wme,, from IS cls. 10 80 per doz
Sal,> from II cts ~ 100 per pair.
Cruit- 10 c'S per pair.
Lemonade Gla>,e e., Is cts 10 2, p ncr doz.
Lamps, all ,jZe> from 10 ct>. 10 so each.
Study Lamps wrh ,ha h., IS cts.
Lantern, from 50 ris. upUarl-,
an "rei variety &C other articles in The Crocler,
and Gas, Ware line. all ufwhch will Z sold muc'
cheaper than can lie had AT any cher store in the
stare.
Burlington, jane. 1913. lsnlT
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by same tram.
On AMI afer Monllv, May h, passenger trains
ram daily, (SrnsIay> excepcO a. follows:
Leave Green u,h nj eiore A. M.-arrve in Bos-
ton 65 p. same ,Iav
Leave Grcenhnsh NJ leiore 3 P. M.-lodge IN
Snrln2helil-arrve IN Boston al IL! A. NJ. next day.
For WORCESTER AND NuRwlcH-Pa>> eugers iake
the ! before train from Greenhush, mter.ect the
steamboat tram from Boston al Worce>
10 Nornirh.
FoR IlAErFoRD AND New llAvES-Pass en- gers leav-
ing Green u>h ! before A. M, take the steamboat
at Springfield nj II! M.-reach Hartford at p. Nj,
ard proceed by 10 New Haven.
Passengers may also lease Greenhnsh al before
p. NJ, reach Springfield 81, thence lv Stage lmme-
'ajev to Observation-Disclosures Hartford al G. next
I4,rnng in cars for New Haven.
Pa-."nGer> must leave The Ticket Office, in Stanwix
Hal, Maiden Lane for the Rail road Ferry Boat AT 81
A. NJ, or q M.--,he ferry boat will le punc,ua in
starring Tickets for the must lie obtained tetors
going on board The ferry boat.
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x TONS ], ! ! and , inch spring steel,
- 200 pairs sleigh and cutter Shoes
100 GRO bars, assorted sizes,
1900 lbs. zine
l0palrs Wagon springs, manufactured to order,
80 set wrought aud cast arms, for sale by
FOi.LETF BRADLEY & Co.
Old dock Nov. %, 1913 Is
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nsL1TE 1RRIV1L.~f0

THE Sui scrlherS now opening their Fall and
L Winter Stock of GOODS.
Wo, len Cloths from four billings 10 $40 per yard
consisting # English, French, Belgium and Amer.
can Broad Clo>
Beaver and Pilot Cloths, PLAIN and Fancy CASH
mere>, and >alinett>
SILK vevei, plain and figured Satin, Valenta and
Bull Ca. smere for Ne,ng>;
An exicns We as, ortment of Tal'or'> Trimmings;
A few de>ra lie pattern. Of rich Velvet, Chameleon
Brocade and Chu,an> for Ladies Dre-se, Velvet and
illi travas, Ribbons, Dress HdHt> Shaws, fringes
and Gimp Trimmings;
Gcnl'emen's Fancy Scarf 7 les and Stocks, AID
Gents. Patent Ruhl er Over Shoes, a ne,r article.
A l. S O.
Fresh supply UfGrocerieS Of all kinds, all Of W
with numerous other articles oler TO our fr
and the pub ic al the lowest market prices.
KERN 4. SPEN
Church ST., Now |, 1913. 23f
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SUEEIINGS AND SHIRIINGS
90 BALES fremont mills,
~ 20 do Exeter family shee'ings, very heavy
10 do Shrrings, for sale by
FOLLETT BRADLEY g. Co.
Old doc, Nov. o. 1913. 25
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TOMATO PILLS..

The proprietor feels a confidence IN recommending
them superior 10 most, and interior the
Pills which making much noise at the present
day. purifier Of the blood, a correc,or of LiIiOus
or dy>pepiic state and habit, or common "a harr.
tie slrc> the pal lie that they have The cordial and
dac led appreciation OF physicians OF the highest res.
portability, who use them IN their pracire.
Sold ly the Proprietor, CHARLES BOWEN, Mid
diebury, Vt. VIM. G.. Simpson and Reed, Edward
Brnly, Me>sr>. Lewis, Boston !: Hoadcy Phe ps &
Co, 4. b. g. y. SANDS. and others in New To~t ;
PECK d SPEAR and HAGAR q ARTHUR, bur-
Hngton, w., and hy prnge> isis generally throughout
the United STATES aud Canada
February %, 1913. ly39
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SEASONED CLEAR WHITE PINE
LUlIBi;R.
5000 feet ! inch
5000 do s. suitable for pannels,
1000 90 ! do
5000 do do,
COCO do 2! do very wide,
1000 do 3 do
10000 do | SO do good common stuff
The above lumber is dry and suitable for immediate
use having been stuck up under Governor two years
Nov. %, lS43. %
For sale by JOHN BRADLEY.
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know Martha Conlin and eeve what she states
in this document TO lie perfectly correct
JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL OF New YORK,
Rector of ST. Peters Church.
Given a, New York this l4rh day of Dec, 1912.
know Martha Conli in, and have known of her sul
tering illness. JOHN DUBOIS,
Bishop of New York.
| place full confidence in the statement made hy
Martha Conlin, having known her the past twenty
years. will cheeriuliy give any particulars in rela-
iion to her 10 those who may WI, further nlor-
nation Sr. ELIZABETH,
Superior of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum,
Prince street, NY, Dec. II, 1912.
| have confidence in the representations made by
Martha Conin, and have full knowledge of her case.
ELIJAH f. PURDY.
Alderman 10Th Ward ofthe City OF New York.
Dee IA, lS42.
Martha Conlin has lived in my family The last IS
vesr,, and hereby certify the foregoing statement
ina Ae by herself is correct.
Mrs. MARY B. LLOYD.
No. GOA Broad street, Newark, NJ.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, and for
exporiaiion, hy A. B. SANDS & CO.. Druggi> anl
Chemists Granite Buildings, No. 273 Broadway, cor
ner of Cham er,-siree. New York.
GEORGE PETERSON, Agent
BIZ speciaI appointment for the Froprieiors for Bur
Lngion, Vermont, andior sale by Druggists generally
PRIcE 81 per bottle, lo,ies for SIS.
Burlington, March 8, lS4a ~ ly
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NEW FIRM.

Burlington, Sept. 90, 1913.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
THE WHIG DOCUMENTS.

The following is a list of the Whig Documents
now for sale at the Tribune Office. Orders from
Clay Clubs Wing Committees, Booksellers, Mer-
chants and individuals, accompanied by the cash,
are promptly attended to, and the Documents ship
ped to any port OF the United States.
SARGENTS LIFE OF CLAY-The fullest and mort
complete Biography Of Mr.. Clny written Price
l2}a cants per 100 IS "
LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY. 2vols.
with Engravings bound 81 25 by the quantities.. 70
THE CLAY TRIBUNE. Weekly Newspaper. For
see Prospectus in nnnther column.
THE AMERICAN LABORER. Hall bound........ W
PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE Tract by
II. Greeley Per 100 copies. oo
THE TARIFF AS n Is. BY II. Greeley. Per lO... 81
SPEECH OF JOHN NJ. CLAYTON-per 100 copies .
WIG SONGsCay and Frelnehuy>en-nn admlrn-
bic collection OF the very best-per 100 copes... 81
THE TARIFF QUESTION IN GERMANY-per 100 l 90
COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE OF THE UNITED
STATES AND GREAT BRrTAIN-per 100 copies l co
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THE TEST by Junius. Per 1000 10 W
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POLITICAL ABOLITION. do .................. 10 %
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To Teachers and Parents.

ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
embracing The general principles OF Mechanics
Hydroslalics, Hydraulics, PneumatcS, Acous-
ucs, Optics, Electricity, GaIvansm, Magnetism,
and Astronomy. Illustrated by several hundred
Engravings. BY LEONARD d. GALE, NJ. D., Pro-
rcssor of Geology and Mlneralogy III the Uni
verslty OF the City of New-York, and Lecturer
on Chemistry and Natural Philosophy. Prlce,
full bound 81 cents 81 90 dozen 10 Teachers
The above work is-xtrsye the best schools
ud semnaIes throughout different the United States,
md is consdrr. the best book nI pr Dr.
Gale bin. himself PRACTICAL Chemist and his professional
dues Lecturer requiring him 10 make constant d re-'
rrutS all branches of Natural Philosophy, was
.nlney qualified for task of editing such work Most
M the other publications the porul, branches OF Phoso-
uhy aud Chemistry compilations made by book
makers hence the frequent failures OF stndenS III their at,
trnrs while following the directions contained
III these No such difficulty Will occur IN the use OF
this ofk Of Dr. Gale. ,
- Orders must be icconpaned bv the cash. aud addressed
to GREELEY McELRATH, New York
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CONCERT


THE APOLLO ROOM,
Wednesday and Thursday, july 3d and 4th
AND POSITIVELY THE LAST THIS SEASON
ETHIOPIAN Y SSfEsRENADERS,
WITH AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 8.
First night of THE OLD vIRGINNY STATE: PaFody
on The Old Granite State. sung by ths ilutchinons
First night Of on .YONnER mn hnroSiN"' "'o''
um Dlavoo.
First night of THE WILD GOOSE NATION. ncw
Medley
First night of DIANAH'S a LADY. Parody on - Ilas
Lady.
First nigh, Of DIS CIIlLDS TAlIBoRINE.
The whole accompanied with the ACCORDION Banjo, Congo
Tambo and Bone Cas,ne'
ON THURSDAY. FOURTH OF JULY.
There will be two entertainments commencing at halipnst2
IN the afternoon. and quarter past in the evening.
For particulars see programme.
" TICKETS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. jy23
TRAND PROMENADE CONCERT D'ETE.-At the
Ieane relue-; Of lage number ladies and gentlemen.
of these flsfonnbe and popular Par>,
viii be during tie present summer at the Metropolitan
Vocal and Instrumental performers OF the ir>t repectaby
M es fefe Of "ec nna oc cp
tons for the season. 20 slng. trkeis ~ cent: yeay sub
cket Subscriptions limited Subscription book nov open al
''n MI .IGaf"''' tf D' '1'' " sNELIiNG TIsDALE
MEXICAN TGRsDAT f f"f JUI4 .nfa'n' lS. an" Ann''
Glorious indie pr ndemce
BEST PLACE Gasx3 ~ }Pk PkocEssl6T& ciTS T& SEE THE
n, passes up aud down Broadway. into the Park dnwn
Chatham street &c
Grand and Unparalleled Attraction!
FOURTEEN PERFORMANCES.
The first commencing o'clock W. and repeated every
THROUGHOUT THE Fo%, %AY AND EVENING.
no LECTURE ROOM VENTILATED. and rendered
CSy- No FREE LIST except the Public Press.
The Manager has spared neither pains expense pre-
pnng such novelties md attractions lie thinks will best
please his pltrons He has engaged
col. CHAPLIN,
the smallest
ID w 4 * F
OF his age in the world.
lie $ 10 yenrs old only q inches high aud weighs
- POUNDS,
lla wl appear the stnge at ! ich performance.
UNPARALLELED PRODlGlES!
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Splendid Engravings.
THE
SATU RDAY PORIUM

FOR SATURDAY, JULY bTE.
VIII be highly emhelshed with the following EngrnviRgs
!. VIEW OF THE CITY or MEXICO.
II. INTERIOR OF a MEXICAN DWELLING HOUSE
III. LADY GOING TO MASS.
~. LADY WITH THE RIROS0.
V. LADY without THE RIBOSO.
VI. 4 LADY ~ HER WALKING DRESS.
VII. MEXICAN BEGGAR.
II will ao contain 2p.0oD OF valuable reading matter
consisting "f ae'. Poetry Editorials Police Dolngs. News
of the Week. Miscellany
READY on FRGnAY-Pnce CENTS.
iI5- Libesal discount mnde 10 Agents.
J42 WARD COMPANY, 20 Ann st.
SPLENDID NUMBER.
TWELVE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL. ENGRAVINGS.
II. w. Fl z w F. T. $50 Broadway,
WILL PUBLISH on SATURDAY. eth INST.
The Fourteenth Number of
NERPLANCk'S ILLUMINATED AND ILLCSTRA-
TED EDITION OF SHAKESPEARE,
Being the Second OF the
NJ E RRY WIVES OF WI n D s o r:
And containing
Thirteen Splendid EngravinSs,
In execution &c fully equal TO any OF the former Num-
hers jy5 IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

LIFE ASD SPEECHES HENRY CLAy.-The publish
Of this work prepared execute "ra"r' =" '"s
The wors Comprised in TWO octave volumes con-
,aniug in the whole upwards of 100 pages and illus
rated by splendid steel Portrait Of MI Clay, Vie" Of
ms Birth place Virginia. and Fac Simie of of his
One Hundred copies for NaeyFfr Gents each
Its believed be the cheapest work ever published In
America. These Speeches form important portion OF
story of our Country for the last thirty years. aud are
Interesting all classe, Of readers, without reference TO
politics.
Bound with Cloth Backs &, G.lt Lettering.
Single copy: T., m
Twelve copies for. - - 4, oo @
Que hundred copies for. 30 W
GREELEY * McELRATH, Tribune BuilIn
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CHEAP READlNG-Tne terms OF suo'rnp:ion to the
SBowery Circulating bFuy have been reduced one halt
VIZ: For one year ST. for months. from SO 80 to
81 IS for three months iom 50 10 for month. from
81 to 20
Books let to sub'cIbes ut 81 cents volume for the
usual M cents for octave or large SIZE For new works
three days allowed Tor old WORK. one week.
This Library contains 600 volume. IN the various de-
pnnents literature md constantly receiving additions Of
all the works. with the foreign hBd American
periodicals as publ she'd
Subscribers to this Library VIII BE- entitled u greater
and variety reading be o5nined from
periodical cheap publications. other library for
price
jy3 H. 4 ; RAfNOR. IS Buwery
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NJ ARRIED.

On Tues;ny the ID instant by Rev Dr. Phillips, JAMES H.
IgMlNs of the firm of f. J. Brown 4 Co. to ELIZASETH
unly daughter of John X. Goodman. ESQ al OF th, CITY
Al The Second Wesleyan ChHpe this city, the 81 INST
hy Rev j. Dempster Al1 JAMrs l.. DAYTON. to CAROLINE
ADEL1A. daughter of Sylvnnu. Lewis, Ess.
Tuesday I'd instant. by the Ney Rev. John Power JAS
GALLAGHgR to MARY McUlvlrr eldest daughter Of james
McDivnt, all of this city
In phadelpha on the morning of the ID inst BY Rev. Al
heri Barnes Mr. RoBYRT Colo ATE of NewYork. 10 MARY
ELtzABgTH daughter of Romuus Riggs. Esq OF Phlade
NH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
THE CULTIvATOR FOR JULY.

The July number of this popular Agricultural Journal
ready at NJ H. NEWMAN'S Book Stare, 100 Broadway.
Among its great variety of articles including amcsi every sub
jec the Farmer and Gardener viii be found aft-
ces on Agriculture Schoo.-The Apple Worm-Cuture of
the Raspberry Curant md Goo>ebey-Eec Of Drputh
Plants-mprovement Neutrality-suspicious. with illus
iratous-Impenents for CutvatIns Com and other heed
crops-Principes of Breed ng-Cuure and preservation OF
Pumpkn.-Stae of Agriculture in Ireand-The Settler in
New Country, &c. &c.
THE Culvaor is says the Auburn Journal, by oil COM
parson the hest agricultural paper in the CniOn."
Back numbers and volumes and subscriptions receiv
ed at l99 Broadway. J23Is
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The Ladies' Tea-Party,
In The Ereniag rW be held at the Residence ot
col O\ET ROSS

The House and Grounds will he brilliantly illuminated, and
fine display 0i Fireworks will close the Festival jul o
Music W., be III attendance.
An Evening Excursion will be made by the Splendid Steam
bont Mutual S1 jetv the Indies TcnPary and Festival.
esvnc the OF Amos quarter pas D tnrnl street
halt Duane street quarter before and Fer No
North RIverl 6-soptins ut StnpetOn. Tonpknsyiie.
New Brighton Pori Richmond, Chelsea and TUFTS Landing.
The boat leave koSsve return nj half past y landing
the above places. Fare from -Neu
York p each oay: and III each from The oer
Iou1,aps ly,I2l-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
DI ED.

July 3D. after short illness. HENRY VAN DEwATER
aged 55 years. an
July Isl, OF consumption Miss JANE E. BRurs. need ls
yanrS months
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
Passengers Arrived.

IN The brig 7ie5dron fran Trindad-Mrs Dung daush
Ter and servants, Edward Miguel Capt Lowry oil Brush
>rhr Sir Jos Howe. and steerRge. -
In The brig Laurence n adams from .IaekS0nre-CaPt
Elisha Burgess Of Mass; Mr. Daniel II Thomas oi East TO-
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In tie brig F1sear Helena from ROtterdam-Ar Borg
wall Miss Vo'e, MIS- Noue. three children ana