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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-22
TO THE 4OO0 UNrERRIFIED VO-
TIERS OF HARRISON co.
sjIE6EESg0R g. Bennett

A RE just receiving and opening direct from the
IA Eastern cities, very Spena'd assortment Of goods,
suitable for the Fall and Winter season, consisting in
part of the following articles, to witt
Dry GooDs.--Coths, Tweeds do, Cassinetts, Satti-
netts, Flannels, Linseys, Checks, Musns, Alpaccas
Cashmere dc Eecoses Mouslin de LANES, Fancy Cling
hams, Silks, Merinos Linen Drillings and Cacoes at
any price,
GRocERIEs.-Madder alum, indigo, copperas, coffee,
tea chocolate sugar. pepper, spice, ginger, salaatus,
tobacco several kinds, moasses, mackerel, and Spa
nish sole leather.
Also-a good assortment oi Hardware, Glassware,
ton yarn, coal shoves, forks, window glass
nails spikes, batting, wickng. white lead in kegsb bea
yer buckets tubs, bed cords, &c.
All the above, with great many other articles not
here mentioned to be had at the opposite the
Court House, at the sign of
oct9-nf STEWART, MILLIGAN & BENNETT.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-22

JAMES ANDERSON'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers have
been duly appointed executors of the last will and
testament of James Anderson, late of Rumey town.
ship, Harrison county, decd All persons indebted to
said estate will make immediate payment and those
having claims will present them, legally proven for
tlement, within one year from this date.
oo5 45-4,7sAM 5AGpB GtIRRAI4a G9TsRAhI Executors.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-22

Symptoms Of diseased Liper.-Pain in the right
sdG under the edge of the ribs increased pressure
sometimes the pain in the left sde the patient is
y able to lie the left side; sometimes the pain felt
under the shoulder-bade, it frequently extends to the
top of the shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for a
rheumatism IN the right arm. The stomach is affected
with loss OF appetite and sickness; the bowels in gene
raj are cosve, sometimes alternating with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation in the back part. There is generally
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with a
painful sensation ofhaYinS eftundone something which
ought to have beendonc A slight dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient complains Of wear-
and debility; he is easily startled his feet cold
burning, and he complains of priclly sensation of
the skin; his spirits are lows and although heis salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial to him. yet he
can scarcely summon up fortitude enough to try it, In
fact, he dstrusts every remedy Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but have occurred
where few of them existed yet examination ofthe body
after death has shown the liver have been extensive
" deranged
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-22

JACOB STALLS ESTATE.
NOTICE hereby given that the subscribers have
IN been duly appointed executors of the last will
and testament of Jacob STALL late of Harrison county,
deceased. All personsindebted to said estate will make
payment, and those having claims will pre-
sent them legally proven for settlement within one year
from this date. WIN. STALL,
Oct Is, ls45-4tl tlJEREMIAH CONDO EAecutofs.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-22
Libel Smit.

The Sheriff of Jefferson county, Samuel d..
Hunter, Esq, has brought an action of libel
against Nathaniel Pwuiance, Esq, editor of the
Steubenville Herald, on account of the publica-
words'' in said paper, concerning said plaintiff.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-22
CERTIFICATES.

This is to certify that having been associated with
Dr. McLanein the practice of medicine for nearly two
and half years, / have had many opportunities OF
Witnessing the good effects of his Liver Pills, and be-
eve they have cured and relieved much larger pro-
portion Of the diseases of the iver than have known
cured and relieved by any other course of treatment.
Dec. Z, 1886. OLIVER MORGAN, M. d.
Observe-None are genuine without a fac-simile of
the proprietors signature
Prepared for the proprietor by JONATHAN KIDD g. Co..
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, corner of Wood and
Fourth sts., Pittsburgh. For sale by BEALL, Cadiz
N. B. In order that there may be no mistake, be
particular and ask for Dr. McLanes Liver Pills. o86m
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-22
NEW GOODS.

vM. BoGGs R. v. sIMERAL G. S. ATKINSON
HOW Do YOU DO! WALK IN.
Is it true as reported that
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-22

MOTHS, cassimeres, sattinetts, Tweeds, jeans and
~ hanneis, cheaper than ever, at the store Of
oct 10 WIN. HOGG AND CO
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-22

a GREAT variety of men and boys caps, good
N and cheap, at the store of
oct ID VIM HOGG and Co.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-22

TOTFON YARN carpet chain, wicking and bat
~ ting. Also, bar, hoop and round irnn nails, cast
ings and leather, at the cheap store of
ocl ID VIM. HOGG and Co.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-22

M ERINOS, parametta cloths romelias, alpacas,
IV1 cashmere d'ecose, nous de leon and silks, We
~ cheap. [oct IS WIN. HOGG and Co.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-22

I BOTANICAL Medicines, a general supply at res
y duced prices,by ]. BEALL. [jly2
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-22

NTANTED-4OO0 lbs roll butter; 1000 bushels
w dried apples; SO bushels dried peaches; 500
do cloVerseed 500 do timothy seed for which the high
est market price will be paid. VIM. HOGG and Co.
Cadiz October Is
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
cent. and The excess of tonnage is 100 per {
Sl4.0T4
Total 49,. .Sli.75T

Jacob Little, ESQ. has been elected President
Of the Harlem Railroad Co vice David Banks; J. II. Dyk
ers Vice President, and Mess. David Banks, Governcur
Morris and s. E. Lynn appointed Executive Committee
charge Of the Extension Of the Road from White
Plains Albany. There appears be loose some
where about thsmater 3r Banks has published rather
tart card in the Evenin. papers, stating that:
For at this time unnecessary 10 daa hare re-
signed my OF the Board of Directors OF the
Company, AID declined the appointment on this Commit
tee 10 which elected subsequent 10 my resignation,
without my knowledge consent In TINS retiring from
the direction OF company which have been President
some past, and whose interest have devoted
my and energies. have the granclton OF being
able to say that leave IL in ndton much more pros
porous than when accepted the office conferred upon me
without my knowledge or solicitation.
The Directors OF the Erie Railroad have had a
meeting and voted to accept the Act Of the Legislature
passed at the last session.
The Bank Committee OF the Senate, having been
directed by resolution of that body to investigate the a
fairs of the Receivers of the solvcnt Safety Fund Banks
addressed series of nteogatores TO each Of said Re-
ceivers which substantially embocied
in the following schedule:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
R9Y GOODS
NEW SPRING STYLES
OF STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS.
RANKIN & BIRCH

RANKIN 6c BIRCH
ARE NOW OPENING. In the store lately occupied by
Williams, Rankin * Penuinan.
80. 63 IViilinm-streer, corner of Cedar,
ae. elegant, and extensive stock Of Staple and Fancy
Silk Goods IN al The atss, varieties SprEe Styles,
p-isin- the desirable and fashionable articles OF Dress
oe, Farcy Sss Ribbons. SC. which they tie
s-eruon o MI Inc of TIE ID hm. buyers
rally.
F s grea, care usi in the selection and their faeis,es
Cor buyiDs on th- most iavorabe er ihey offer unusual
II on, inucerens ho@a who desire buy TIE greatest
advantage either Tor Cash or Approved Crcd
Thsy particularly solicit The Trade OF Merchants from Coun
y Towns IN. Villages. their stock. enhancing every variety
afashonabc goods will be found comprise styles adapted
tn ever market
Among tleir Dres. Good, they would caattention
Eich frutsd BAizonnes aad Bare=ss.
Syrian Lawns and NluSiins of new STYLES.
Rich PIinr-d Paris Jacoaets-
Haifmouning f.Tis Bazoross Jacone:s. SC;
5sck ?qiacci Msrjae BailoriGes Sira Pans quality
Vsry rich figured Broelde, aRd sltH s.ril-G Silks.
Rich Cashmere sAa,vls. of ali qualities.
re: printed Batsss Shiw. o ass and -s;2n; Patterns
San stirred barge ShlSs and Sears, aivil iSSo!tHef
Blsck heruani. rel ard Sewing SIX >hswls.
iusin De Laire ad Thibet Sl2 PLAIN sd satin striped
Rich Brocede isaTsl and plain Clr,tIeon silk sh,wl,
Rich sarsd an and Boanei Ribbons sra; variety ofall
Miliigsfv SoGs all braqsbesT9a:sas Lawns Bonnet
Silks, sa-ins' ii':i;ieil FioT-rs' &c
G-os de Rhi1es oi the different wl:hs and qualities.
Aiatison ard VersS, Italian Lustfugs IS 10 TO inch
BIZ md Blie PIX ,ifos de Swiss. G:os Grain, &c.
Blk and Blue Biz Dress >atns.
Black Eombazines, a full assortment.
hid Gloves Of every quality. MEMS and Wcmen's
Lse Thread Of superior STYLES, Ladies' Chdrens, SC.
S-wug SILK Gloves AID A,IttS. ot extra Qualities.
Ladies' Crav7tS of sI:ire fabrics and designs.
it2lj.n CFlyatS. Ala;teoHIs, Nericts, Alaif. &c.
linen Csmbrics. Linen Cambria and Lawn Hdkis, best
French plain, Hemrned and REVERE borders.
Thread Trimming LiSle
Their Stock will be cund comprise full assortment of
all the small needed and they invite the
ton Of BUYERS with the fullest confidence that they
piy IN their line mi 3rn IS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
VALUABLE MERCA v'rILE WORN
,r11r rrAn11. 80, ~ nt ~ rs M. 60, .,

7 TNTTIN
THE YEARLY J0rRNAL OF, TRADE FOR l8i5:
Comprising Laws OF Customs md Eycise Treaties nnd Con-
v'nt,onS with Fore ep power: Tariff of the United Kncou:
Bn,h Possessions abroad, and Foreign Countries Counter
vnnr and Inland Duties Dltes oi Lights. Surveys PHO.
age, SC Stamp and Post Office Law, and Rates Proca-
ton, Orders in Council d OF Governments Boards: Parli.
cnrary Speeches and Papers Reports OF Law Gases: an>
aiOns o Foreign Documents pancers ri the Seas. Proceed;
OF Scientific md Lenrnet Societies: Geographical sketch
nnd Recent D,cnveres Descriptions Of Article. of Nef-
chIndic Eychanses, Moneys Weights and Measures and
other Ni.ceanuus Information with IaueS and Man
the World Edited by Charles Pope, 23d edition syo g
- nt>
poa Il fair mne. this Jcurnain Europe consulted hv
les Il halt million ut persons Gung the yea: For the
Merchant and Statesman invaulhle work
my23 2,is u APPLETON & co. apl Broa!wav
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
DIED.:

In this city. OIL Saturday morning l7th Mrs. REBECCA
C. MILFORD, wife OF James Il. Mulford Esq. aged a..
years.
Her remains removed to New Haven for nterment.
Mrs NJ another victim Of that insdious disease which
ssEetng off many of the airest and dearest in
mds For several years. she has becn suffering from the
low but certain approach of DEATH veled In the gse OF
consumption; but amid all her trials and sorrows placing
her hopes Of happiness here and hereafter in the only true
SOURCE she resigned herself entirely to the will of Him
without whom sparrow falleth TO the ground and
made the entire effort her life promote BY her cheer
ness AID devotion the welfare and happiness Of her fam
Ay and friends. Few draw around them many and 50
warm irendsfew are worthy Of such deep and pure al
,ecl0ns as cepercd her Fulfilling we'll her part
N Ill the relations Of life she by er patience and suomis
A her cheerful trust and faith, afforded most touching
Nd Impressive lessons of true wisdom. tCom.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
MARRIED. ::

On Wednesday evening 2lst inst. by Rev. Mi,
Mr. WILLIAM 0. GREGORY to Miss HESTER AMAN-
pA DAY, all OF this city.
On Wednesday, May 81, by Rev. Henry Davis. in
The Cannon Street Baptist Church, Mr.. ALONZO DUR
TEA to Miss MARGARET ANN, daughter of Rowland
Burr, all OF this city.
CAT Hmlem on Thursday afternoon, 22d inst. by
Rev Pich,rd ,h-rso~,Iiv, nALrEr bKADr to
Miss MARY JANE, daughter of Capt Robert Foster, all
Ct the same place.
In his city on the 22d inst, at st. Johns Church. by
he Rev Dr. Wainwright, RICHARD S. S.ANDR0S, Esq.
Of Taunton, Mass. TO Miss SYBIL B. ALLYN, Of New
Bedford
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
NEW ENGLISH WORKS.
RECEIVED PEE BRITANNIA.
LIST NO 2

TITS NU :.
Latham ON Diseases of the Heart. IS
Cam-rons Adventures IN tirorgt. vols 80
NaNweilS history Of the lrisl Rebel 20
JoneSs DiSsencr's Flea for NoucontOrmity 2 %
Commons System of English Grammar .......... 90
hrsan Philosophy or Materials for Thought .......t =
Balbnie's Philosophy of the Water Cure .........l Is
Tales from the German of Schmd .........l ia
The Cottage Prayer Book by Rev. w. Clark. -
NelvIii-S sermons vol. ....3 -
Birk's Village DiScour.es. vol i 80
Mark Sermons for Fami,iss and Sick Rooms. 49,. IS
Poems 0g Wottou aud i-ieigh. vol.
The Highlands and other Poems br j. Small =
NurFay's Edition of Omm0u Prayer Part .... 3
History Of the Dog, by ". Z Martin .... 3s
Church Sketches for English Cottages 81
The Young y omen Of the Factory 49,. 30
John Rcnge. the holy Coat OF lIeyss..........
Hubert the Orphans Of ST Made Lame 80
Willy * PUTNAM. l6i Broadway
IN PRESS
IIazli't's Table Talk: Second Series.
The cross and the Crescent, by WaEburton.
The Mag Rrrg bv Fonpe m25
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
SILK GOODS.

SILK GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES.
PECK. NICHOLSON X WRIGHT,
yos. l39 Pearl and 90 Beaver streets, Sew-YoTk,
would respectfully invite the Nerclqn visiting
this city, their of S!k and Fancy Goods
DRESS GOODS,
Bareges and Dazornes extra printed Jaconets and Satin
STRIPE AIuslins complete oi Muslin de Laises
Of all styles and prices rich satin striped aud embroidered
Tlraan Muslin Caeleon Bocad and striped
Silks.
Broche Cashmere Barege and l assortment of Cameleon
and D,masS silk Shaws nch Damask AIgaca and Stadl-
Ia sheyls, beautiful article, together with black
and cold Muslin de Lame shawls in great variety.
RIBBONS,
4 full assorten; Of Bonnet and Cap Ribbons of the
aud richest styles Acomplete Of TATes and a
tin Ribbons Also full Of Millinery .ayficls
LAcES,
English and German Thread lcs aud Edgings f,d Cap
Laces, arge trimming Laces and Lace rdslnys,
GLOVES,
Consisting Kid hes, manufacture blk and cold silk,
Egypuan and Filler Gloves with large assortment of Fancy
Nrs.
4 select Fagcy HJkfs Linen Cambria Hdkfs;
rorge- and Ptaifrli ~ together with great variety Of
PqriS CoriS. GimlS and Trimmings, new Styles all 81
wtch will be oieredat the io.eesi uai'Set pricss.
iff uvl.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23

AsA AN OFFICE TO LET. At 76 Chambers, doors
,..H from Broadway. suitable iora Physician or Lawyer
| ..S-Ai- lnlmre the preniSeS. INiiS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23

CARp-1'o ruE PrnLic.-A. c. B,sHr Professor Of Wig
n1kiue and artist mai 5 Broadway, aefu discern.
IN. public for th- iiss0ng patronage he has received
begS rar- ioush lie ueium Of this advertisement TO
unprecedented and sale Of his Tncopheron which
f exceeded las sluEun- expectations notsit-
sauing the unm,tIsed cproou ls has
appearance beiors The community II pleasing HIM
however that Is extensively by the md
sca faculty. both and o the city which
yertio- fact that possesses all the for which
justly famed Indeed. celebrated la. become that
G. BTy purposes To extend i from Maus and
therefore calls upon those wishing become notify
the hy le;iet postpaid which will be promptly attend
I'd to- The following the properties of h Tncoph.rous
1t II preventive ofb9ass snd grry hlirtiofoughy
sfaJcatr cur aud apfrupeynts the he,r iro falling
oHresOr bald places aud beautiful .e4lthv.
soft and glossy appearance, Sold by A C. BARRY i5
Broadway-pnce 50 cents. n22 y
e Our VINO engaging have Plumbing work
done Tor their the Baths Water Closets,
Shower Paths &c. will DO well call M-s.rs Philbn
Jenkins basement 3Jo'n-seet, whose work has thus "a.
gwen universal satisfaction ZIG s1
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
ARRIVED,

Z.
hark Leone (S!cian) Nspoli 60 Is I'm Palermo. with
ut 20 / Palwieri
By Excellent. tSwedish) Be.s 81 d, I'm Rio dc Jaae
- souee 10 J Gibson Co.
sig Ihemis (Swedish) Shute 100 ds I'm SMYRNA lin
Eu &c t"J L Bridge.
m fanet (oi Ea,tpor) Clarke, ds I'm Turks Island.
I ~ =" master Brig Puritan OF Thomaston. sailed day
Fsr!. u Tor Iok.
Brls Rowland, (ot Thorn s,o,,, \va,,s !, =. g. >,
- n'odsses 10 Holt Owen. Lef. brgs TonGuln Young
sr,d iN"'s He"ee' -~>' '-
Siis Failure. Doane, ts I'm Savannah cotton Sc 10
'Snham Il Dimon.
slls New-tetsey Lewis ds I'm Savannah, with cotton
sa-ce 10 X Deml.
S''scome', Knowles, 2i ds from At,akapas, with mo-
ses 10 i Hea;oH OF New. Haven sailed in corn,ar,
!Gk ''ee'A0e oo'h sef y
s:s Spevitas, Mcfarland ds I'm Turks Island sal.
%Aerllth & wsl>h -'
Es josephus. GRAY. I'm Porto Catello 9Th Nav ca,,eo
'eo NhtSke. Lc:t brigs Columbia. Coffin. ldg for Bal.
Constu;ion Hadon do. Schrs Euiily Elcott. Cof-
aed % inst fer Rio de IA Hache or New Gronada to
si9 New York Lochiei, LuAkn. 18th April for Cape
&a. Ei,y,-d ,o,o.s Ir,,,,o, on ,rsc,i.s Ne ,,ph.,
aess,er
As Marcia Smith, from Washington, nc, naval store:
ss, N'as Crane, johnson. I'm Washington, nc. nava
e 70 lasier
MI Spieidid (of Brunswick Mel Curtis. l3 Is fin 81
~ Cotton 10 master
G,., Gs Ann Smith. Wheeler. I'm Baltimore, mdse to
W. ai Francis, Taord. ds I'm Newbern, NC naval
assss Susan Lewis, ds hu Newbern. Nc naval stores
4rcS, BELOW,
supposed the Lexington from Gibrsl;e, via
~ s'iz. unknown Wind Sc.
2tbir.. SPOKEN.
Suh s' Ss Ion 49, bark Georgia, OF Bath, steering
D,s,.d ,nn ,Snegat fishing schr Enterprise, 2l days out
Ay Ss 81 Ion 70 q brig Cashier, hence for Cam
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
MI ESICAL BOOKS.

The Psa,nodst and choice collection Of Sacred Mu-
SIC, by Thomas Hastings aud " u. Bradbury
Young Choir or school Singer, for th of Primary
Cla,S-s by Bradbury and Sanders.
The school sincer Young Choirs Companion, b. W.
Bradbury and & W Sanders
Brdburys Singing School for Ladies aud teremen- Be
Ing ms method of singing h. note and the arr Of reading
sight E.eTSp-sed with pe,su: melodies rourds,
elecs sacred pieces Sic b. Wm b. Bradbury.
NoTiht aad Southern Harp consisting of sacred and Nor
al Songs adapted the popular iGrodes for the piano
fore aud guitar BY Mrs Dana. MARK il NEWMAN,
aud
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
NEW LANCE STORE.
sprin.,-s,. corner OF sullivan.

Il. SprinG-st. corner OF sullivan.
cUTTON * CC having greatly enlarged their and H.
- creased their stock. selling DRY GOODS price,
never heard ofbeioe. They have on hand
Shlrtngs and Shee;Inrs nj mnnuaciarers' prices.
Cacees OF superior quality ST. 81, 81 O l., and l, 81.
AicusSalne he Lnne; from Is % 10 5s
Gnchums Lawns. Bllzorires. Bareses. &c very low.
Silks for Long Sawls and Dresses Of superior style. and
cheap
Ribbons fthe styles and the cheapest in the city
Apacas md nombaznes of superb quality Mt the loves,
price with of.e variety of other styles. from auction,
and Ia he sold decidedly cheap.
Nllucrs supplieda Wholesale prices. ap21 istf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23

COLD AND SILVER WATCHES HErAiLED AT
IN WHOLESALE PRICES, BY J. I. WlLLlsToN.
Dealer in Watches No Cortland Broadway
All WATCHES sold at this establishment Warrants
ell 10 be such represented, the Incney refunded
Second Hand Watches tsksn in exchange, bought for
cash ,
hes, manner Al The lowest prices. myl5 imis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
Increase 67.3,7 Dec. 1868

Increase .... d7.3t1 Dec. 1868
OF the receipts the year 1892 barrels tioa! ana
l5.6ss bush. Wheat came in Albany tie res; al West
Troy and Louis there was fai' demand
Tor Country Fuur 62t ; ~ with considerable 10
oeipts safes City sils l2i lt Alexandria fair safes
Canal Flour IN the basin 37t From wagon 29 Al
Philadelphia the market very dun with no sale or eN
po't' TAR shipping brands nominay i3s Corn Meal
hfm at 2 l2A FOR Pa.
GRMN-Two three parcels OF Wheat have been re-
eeved from Neworiea but the samples not yet cut
dne 10 sales have been made. sale OF 1000 bush Gene
see WAS risde at private bargain for milling here The
>Se iu up 10 previous In Rye there nothing
dong ana 'he supplies are very light. The rate is NOM
iny DO cts Oats rather scarce and the marke ad
vancing Sales t: 3S 3a Tor Canal No sales Barley
Corn is rather dull but the supply is not very large
small LOT Of Jersey White sold ia weight and 22c0 10
Newt OreaDs ~ II CTS. W. For southern IS cts was Of
iered BY dislers. At Rochester little Wheat ofEerpe
sales st % % CTS Al Buffalo sales OF Wheat 4 sale
of Chenango Corn az 80 Al ST. Louis Wheat was firm
with light receipts Sales prime al 10 73 cts fair and
good SO u 6s Com 80 cts AtAexandra sales red Wheat
al 95 Tor inferior 10 99 for prime sales Yellow Corn
IL 39A cts White IS cts. Rye 81 cts At Louisville sales
at - cts good Wheat At Philadelphia receipts OF Wheat
light and several cs1goes ed sold at 90 cts
.or Inferior 90 g for fair and good, aNd iUO luz for
strictly prime Good prime White sold at los no Sales
Southern Yellow Corn Al 42c; Pennsylvania AZ 43c
White 80 q 40 Southern Oats 26ic. and pennsylvania
2Tt
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
COMMERCIAL aND MONEY MATTERS.
rSo,. Commercial and Honey Mas-rs. see Last Pag.

fFo, Commercial and Ncney Matters, see Last Page.
THURSDAY, p. NJ.
Ii the Stock Market there is great want of ami
nation, and I'll. fances declined to-day.
The foreign bill market is without change
Sterling is g %; Francs ) IS.
The following are the receipts and tonnage on
the Reading Railroad tho third weeE May ,he:hree
years past:
Receipts. Tonnage.
May 90, l843.-...-.-..S7,l5. % 35os
g Is. ls44.---...--. s9el ~ G5os
!" H. lS:5 5,ls3 IL l26l7
The excess of receipts in 1875 over 1914 about 20 per
and the excess of tonnage is 100 per cent.
Receipts for week ending May II, over the West
crn Road lS;5. 1914.
Passengers s.-..--.----.64l2 63lA
Freight &c...-----.S345 $50
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
> Genln,s Gossamcr Hat. weighing from

u Genin's Gcssamcr Hat. weighing from
2; TO q OI PRICE - jo-Two Years ago The G0Ssamcr
Hat introduced the NewYork public the Eghtest
cheapest aud i,rG5e article for Summer hereto
fore n use. The which has attended them, ey
denced by sale and the universal appreciation o
the many who have them induced the subscriber 10 la
Dor dsen in the Improvement Of those qualities
which he bases their claims a liberal patronage. Fully
warranted by experience aud the conclusive testimony of his
patrons he repeats his declarations Notwithstanding the
novel Improvement" caedl OF the two precedi1g
years. that the Ciossa>ER Hats are LIGHTER and M0rc
PLEASANT than am other not Habie iie Leghora Pa
ramas &c lose their shape GHd coior jy exposure
aud last, least. tbcHare tie cheaPeSi gceo Samsr
Hot and may he The style OF Trimmings,
with the SUBSCRIBE. eectnally prevents them
from being sc;led by Ierspiration ha o erudng the
outer surface. commonly the with hats differently
trimmed This advantage alone entities them preference
over all Others. JOHN y. GENIN.
~ Broadway. opposite 81. Pluli.
NB-The Gossamers are without holes il the top and
withoo, tin. unless especially desired otherwise.
m22 3tis FS&T
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